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For 47 years, Chuck Wallace has studied, practiced and taught IsshinryuKarate here in Western Pennsylvania. He holds the rank of 8th degree black beltwith the designation of “Master Instructor” through the Isshinryu World KarateAssociation, headquartered in Okinawa, Japan. For the past 2 years, Chuckhas taught Isshinryu Karate on Monday evenings at the Bethel Park CommunityCenter.“Classes are consistently well attended and I receive a great deal of positive

feedback from my students and their parents. Although students of all ages arewelcome to enroll including parents and their children, most of the students arein the 6-12 age category,” said Chuck.

“Even though I love teaching Isshinryu Karate to all ages, I especially findteaching the younger students most gratifying. I believe this is because as achild of 10 in 1950, I was stricken with spino-bulbar polio. I was one of a fortunatefew since I ultimately made a full recovery, though it took many years. At age23, I began to study Isshinryu at a karate school in the South Hills underIsshinryu’s founder Tatsuo Shimabuku of Okinawa. For me, Isshinryu was aperfect fit and it soon became my life’s passion. I have trained continuously overthe years and I feel that my skills, my knowledge and my enthusiasm continueto grow.“At an age when many martial artists are content to hang up their black belts

and reflect on past glories, I welcome the journey that I am making into “old age”with Isshinryu as my ever present companion. Furthermore, as I observe myyoung students getting a good foundation in a martial art that I, at their age, couldnot have learned due to my physical limitations, I feel a sense of satisfaction andfulfillment as if I have come ‘full circle‘,” he added.

Beginner and Intermediate Karate classes for ages 6 to adult, are heldMonday evenings at the Bethel Park Community Center. Sessions are 6weeks of 45 minute classes beginning March 7 and April 18. Each class willinclude warm-up exercises, basics of the style, as well as simple and practicalself-defense techniques. Classes will also emphasize self-discipline and respect.Students will learn self-defense skills as well as a sense of accomplishment.More information can be found on pages 19 and 26 in this issue of Chronicles.

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WHAT YOU WILL FIND INSIDE:

PageREGISTRATION INFORMATION............................................................14

Mail Registration Deadline, Special Notice, When Programs BeginWhen Fees are Due, Insurance Information, Returned ChecksResidency Information, Refunds, Cancellation of ClassUse of Photos, Class Attendance, Conduct

RECREATION BOARD ..........................................................................14AQUATIC PROGRAMS ..........................................................................15YOUTH PROGRAMS..............................................................................17

CLASSES & WORKSHOPS, ARTS & CRAFTS, DANCE,FITNESS & EXERCISE, SPORTS, THEATERSPECIAL EVENTS, SUMMER CAMPS

ADULT PROGRAMS ..............................................................................24CLASSES & WORKSHOPS, DANCE, FITNESS & EXERCISE,SPORTS, SILVER SCHOLARS

GOLD CARD CLUB................................................................................27PITTSBURGH PIRATES GAMES ..........................................................28SPECIAL INTEREST ..............................................................................29COMMUNITY CENTER ..........................................................................30SPRING TENNIS REGISTRATION FORM ............................................33RECREATION REGISTRATION FORMS ..............................................36

Bethel ParkRecreation and Leisure

ServicesBethel Park Recreation

Bethel Park Municipal Building5100 West Library Avenue, Bethel Park, PA 15102

Phone: 412-831-1328Fax: 412-851-2770

Register online at: www.bethelpark.netContact us at: [email protected]

Office hours: Monday through Friday8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

PLEASE SAVE THIS INFORMATION.PROGRAMS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH MAY 2011.

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• REGISTRATION INFORMATION •Class Attendance

Attendance at class offerings is not mandatory. TheRecreation Department recommends that an attempt bemade to attend as many classes as possible. Generally,the only skill testing takes place in swimming and basketballprograms. All advanced classes in any area are basedupon successful completion of primary or beginning levelinstruction. Entrance at an advanced level is up to thediscretion of the instructor. Placement is alwaysmadewiththe best interests of the participant in mind.

ConductParticipants are reminded that undesirable behavior

or destruction of any property are reasons to expel theoffender from a class or program. Parents are asked toremind children that they should not be in other areas ofany building and to respect School District and Municipalproperty.

No News Is Good NewsWhen you register for any of our terrific

classes, don't wait by your phone or camp out byyour mailbox.

The only time you will hear from us is:* If there is a change in the time or day foryour class* If the class is moved, full or cancelled

So, if it is almost time for your class and youhaven't heard from our friendly staff, that'sGOOD NEWS. It means YOU ARE IN! You maycall us at 412-831-1328 if you wish to confirm thatwe received your registration.

How To RegisterRegister at least one week prior to the start

of the activity, unless otherwise stated.It is important to pre-register for any activity

found in this leaflet because sometimes an activitymay be cancelled when there is not sufficientregistration. Never plan to attend the first classwithout pre-registering.You may register online for many activities!

Check our website at www.bethelpark.net fordetails! When you get to the main page, pleaseclick on Recreation under Departments. There isa link to register online. A nominal fee will beadded for each online registration.

You may register by mail for most of theactivities in this leaflet. A mail registration form isprovided. The participant's name, address(including zip code) and the telephone numbers(home and work/cell with area codes), should belisted. When there is choice of session, day ortime, make sure to list your class preference andput the appropriate activity code number onthe registration form. Most youth swim lessonsDO NOT list activity numbers.

Please include the name of the person who ispaying the fee for the activity, "Payment From:",and make check payable to: "Bethel ParkRecreation", unless otherwise indicated.SIGNATURE of the participant or parent/guardianis REQUIRED.Some activities will have a sign-up day, such as

youth swimming lessons, Junior Football andtrack. For your convenience, registrations mayalso be dropped off at the Bethel Park CommunityCenter front desk or at the Recreation Office in theMunicipal Building. (You may use the mail slot inthe Recreation Office door after hours.) Individualtelephone calls will not be made confirmingregistration. The only time you will be notified isif there is a change or cancellation of the class oractivity.

Special NoticeThe Department of Recreation and Leisure

Services reserves the right to cancel, combine ordivide classes, or to make other changes that becomenecessary and to do so without incurring obligations.Adjustments of fees will be made when classes arecancelled by the Department.

When Programs BeginIn almost all instances, each activity will have a

schedule with a beginning date. In those cases wheretime or day is not available, interested individualsshould call the Recreation Office.

When Fees Are DueAll fees must be paid at the time of registration

unless special arrangements have been made atthe Recreation Office. If registration is made by mail,be sure to include the activity fee and all information asrequired.

Insurance InformationThe Recreation Board does not carry health

insurance to cover injuries incurred while participating inany activity. In most cases, hospitalization carriedthrough your employer will cover these types of injuries.Participants are also responsible for their personalproperty. Valuables should never be left unattended.

Returned ChecksAny check that is returned to the Recreation

Office as "NSF" will be subject to a $30.00replacement fee. All "NSF" checks MUST bereplaced within ten (10) working days or the personwill be withdrawn from the roster.

Residency InformationAll Bethel Park residents are given preference in

registering for programs offered in this leaflet. Classesthat have a limited enrollment will be open to non-residents only if space permits. The Recreation Boardreserves the right to refuse admission to any person whomisrepresents residency, and will not give refunds tothose individuals. Non-resident fees are set for eachactivity and should be paid accordingly upon registration.

Refunds: Please read...Refunds will only be given upon written request,

received in the Recreation Office, prior to thebeginning of the second class or practice session.Phone requests will not be accepted, nor does failureto attend a class constitute notification of intent towithdraw from a class.

Send your request and a SELF-ADDRESSEDSTAMPED ENVELOPE to:

Bethel Park Recreation5100 West Library AvenueBethel Park, PA 15102

All refunds are subject to a service fee of $5.00. TheDepartment will issue a credit letter to be applied toany non-contractual Recreation program for a six-month period in place of the refund, if the individual sodesires. Exceptions for use of credit letters includecontracted activities such as aerobics, golf, ice skating,SCUBA, ski trips or special ticket sales.

Cancellation of ClassParticipants should check with the Recreation

Office for updated program information. Individualphone calls will not be made to verify mailregistrations. Calls will be made ONLY for classesthat have been cancelled due to lack of registrations..

Board of Parks, Recreationand Leisure ServicesJudy Kuzman, ChairladyJeffrey Greer, Vice-ChairmanJames G. Benze, Jr. - James GastgebBrian Neal - Debi TaylorBill Bonaccorsi - Mary Ann McArdleJoshua I. Armstrong

Monthly MeetingsThe Board meets on the first Wednesday of eachmonth at 7:00 PM in the Municipal Building unlessotherwise advertised. Please contact the RecreationOffice for specific meeting dates.

Department AdministrationCharles H. Stover, DirectorCathy Muscato, Assistant DirectorMary Anne Kelton, Administrative SecretaryHeather Ellwanger, Office AssistantDiane McAuley, Program Brochure Editor

William J. Spagnol, Municipal ManagerDr. Thomas Knight, School SuperintendentPaul Dixon, Municipal Council LiaisonLorrie Gibbons, Municipal Council LiaisonChuck Scheuble, School District Liaison

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Use of Photos

Bethel Park Recreation provides opportunities forpositive publicity by photographing / videotapingpatrons at programs for use in local publications,newspapers or television.

If you prefer that you and / or your child not bephotographed for publicity purposed, please notifyBethel Park Recreation in writing upon registration.

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SATURDAY CLASSES ARE HIGHLIGHTED

• AQUATIC PROGRAMS •

STEP 4: Standing dive into water and swim 200 yards (8lengths): first 100 yards (4 lengths) must be freestyle with correctform; second 100 yards must be backstroke also with correctform; and then tread water for 2 minutes. Must be done withoutstopping for a prolonged period of time at any given wall.

STEP 5: Standing dive into water and perform 300 yards (12lengths) without stopping for a prolonged period of time at anygiven wall. First 100 yards (4 lengths) must be freestyle, second100 yards must be backstroke, and last 100 yards must bebreaststroke. All strokes must be executed with correct form.

SATURDAY LESSON SCHEDULE:

SKILL LEVEL TIMEBeginner* and Step 5 10:00 AM - 10:45 AMStep 1* and 3 10:55 AM - 11:40 AMStep 2 and 4 11:50 AM - 12:35 PMBeginner* 12:45 PM - 1:30 PMFirst Time Swim w/Parent* 1:40 PM - 2:10 PM

* MUST register at BPHS pool at SKILL TESTING onSaturday, March 5, 1:45 PM - 2:30 PM.

Registration for other Steps should be mailed in ordropped off at the Recreation Office, or register online atwww.bethelpark.net.

WHEN: 6 SaturdaysAPRIL 2 - MAY 14NO LESSONS ON APRIL 23.

FEE: $55 (non-resident $60)

NOTE: Goggles are available for purchase at thepool for $5.00.

First Time Swim With ParentFee: $55.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Apr 02 2011 - May 14 2011Ages: 3yrs to 4yrsRegister at 1:45pm at BPHS Pool on Saturday, March 5during skill testing. You may also register at the RecreationOffice beginning March 7. Children ages 3 & 4 may getused to being in the water with a parent. Parent must workwith child in water; these are not swim lessons. Childrenwill not need to be skill tested since both adult and childwill be in the water for the program.NO CLASS ON APRIL 23.3413.160 01:40pm-02:10pm SaBPHS Pool

NEW! NEW! NEW!Private Swim LessonsFee: $100.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Apr 02 2011 - May 14 2011Ages: 5yrs to 12yrsNew!One-on-One Swim Lessons! An instructor will giveyour child individual swim lessons tailored to what yourchild needs. Our experienced and patient instructors willbe in the water with your child while he or she learns attheir own pace, whether it is getting accustomed to thewater for the first time, learning basic water skills, orgetting enough individual help to advance to the next level.These 30-minute private lessons will be scheduled duringthe regular swim lesson schedule, on the hour and halfhour. Contact the Recreation office to schedule yourspecific time. Not available with online registration.NO LESSON ON APRIL 23.3413.103 SaBPHS Pool

Season Pass Available!AquacisePass Fee: $80.00 Non-res add: $20.00Daily Fee: $5.00 Non-res add: $1.0010 Week Session Mar 16 2011 - May 25 2011Ages: 21yrs and overAny adult (21 years of age and over) is welcome to come. Youdo not have to be able to swim to participate. Classes featurewater exercises. Aquacise is held throughout the year onMonday and Wednesday evenings.

The Spring Season Pass is good for Monday and Wednesdaynights, from March 16 through May 25, 2011.PASS FEE: $80 for resident ($100 for non-resident)

You may pay nightly instead of purchasing a pass. The fee fornightly attendance is $5.00 for a resident or $6.00 for a non-resident. Sign in and pay at the door each evening you attend.NO AQUACISE ON MONDAY, MAY 30.3405.101 08:30pm-09:30pm M WBPHS Pool

CONTINUING……Community SwimDaily Fee: $5.00 Non-res add: $2.00

Jan 07 2011 - May 15 2011Ages: 3yrs and over

Fridays 7:00 - 8:30 PMSaturdays 2:30 - 4:30 PMSundays 2:30 - 4:30 PM

NO COMMUNITY SWIM ON APRIL 22, 23, 24.The Spring Program will operate from January 7 throughMay 15, 2011 except on school holidays and posted swimmeet days.

PASS RATES:$35 Youth - under 18 years of age (non-resident $40)$50 Adult - 18 years of age and older (non-resident $55)$80 Family - includes one child (non-resident $90)$90 Family - includes 2 or more children (non-res. $100)Daily Rates - $5.00 per day (non-resident $7.00)

Beginning March 21, PASSES will be available at HALF-PRICE.

SPECIAL NOTE: DO NOT BRING VALUABLES TO THEPOOL. There are lockers available, but any locks used bythe participant must be removed daily. A listing of pass-holders will be on file at the pool. Check in with the guardwhen entering the pool. Children under 14 years of ageMUST be accompanied by at least one parent who isdressed to enter the water. The pool will be closed onposted swim meet dates. Please check at the pool.3407.101 Su F SaBPHS Pool

AQUATIC REGISTRATIONAND SKILL TESTING

Saturday, March 5, 2011, 1:45 PM - 2:30 PMBethel Park High School Pool

There will be one six (6) week session of Saturday lessons inthe Spring. Lessons will begin on Saturday, April 2 and end onMay 14. NO CLASS APRIL 23. All pool activities will be heldin the Bethel Park High School pool unless otherwise stated.

CHILDREN ages 5 to 7 who have never had formal lessonsneed to be skill tested and must register at SKILL TESTINGat the pool. They will be entered in a class at their ability levelafter they are skill tested.

CHILDREN ages 5 to 7 who have had lessons with thisdepartment before must register at SKILL TESTING, butTHEY DO NOT NEED TO BE SKILL TESTED.

CHILDREN ages 8 and older, taking first lessons, will be inSTEP 1, and must register at SKILL TESTING at the pool.There is no need for the child to be skill tested.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR SWIM LESSONS

BEGINNERS and STEP 1: Registration and SKILLTESTING is on a first-come basis. These classes havelimited enrollment. You may also register at the RecreationOffice beginning March 7.

FIRST TIME SWIMMERS WITH PARENT (3 & 4 yearsold): Registration is on a first-come basis. This class haslimited enrollment. You may also register at the RecreationOffice beginning March 7.

STEPS 2, 3, 4, 5: You may mail-in or drop-off registrationsat the Recreation Office in the Municipal Building orregister online at www.bethelpark.net.

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS: Arrangements MUST bemade directly with the Recreation Office.

PREREQUISITE: Swimmer MUST be ableto submerge head completely under water before

registering for the Beginner class.

A SWIMMER MUST PASS THE FOLLOWING IN ORDER TOMOVE ON TO THE NEXT STEP:

BEGINNER: Push off wall into streamline position and swim 10big arm strokes with face in water (blowing bubbles out of nose)and without help from instructor.

STEP 1: Push off wall into streamline position and swim 1 widthof freestyle (crawl stroke) with correct breathing, arm strokesand kick; turn over onto back and swim 1 width of kicking onback with head back and hips up.

STEP 2: Push off wall into streamline position and swim 1length of freestyle (crawl stroke) with correct breathing, armstrokes, and kick; turn over onto back and swim 1 length ofkicking on back with head back and hips up.

STEP 3: Sit-dive into water and swim 100 yards (4 lengths) offreestyle without stopping. Must have correct stroke form.Standing dive optional.

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Overview - National Youth Sports Coaches AssociationThe National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) is a membershiporganization and the most widely used volunteer coach training program in thenation, having trained more than 2.5 million coaches since 1981. More than 3,000community-based agencies and organizations have offered this opportunity.

The NYSCA volunteer coach training program is designed to sensitize volunteercoaches to their responsibilities and hold them accountable to a strict Code of Conduct

defined by the NYSCA Coaches' Code of Ethics Pledge.

The NYSCA Introduction to Coaching Youth Sports website is one of the most comprehensive resourcesfor volunteer coaches, no matter what sport you’re coaching. The website is designed to improve yourunderstanding in all the important areas of youth coaching such as: The Psychology of Coaching YouthSports, Working with Kids with Special Challenges, Tips on Teaching and Communication, Parents asPartners, Child Abuse in Youth Sports, Injury Prevention, Hydration and much more.

Initial Level Online Coaches ExamAfter viewing the entire Introduction to Coaching Youth Sports website you have the opportunity to take theInitial Level Online coaches' exam. To become a member of the NYSCA it is mandatory for you to completethe Initial Level Online coaches' exam. The exam consists of fifteen multiple-choice questions and eachquestion is explained in detail within the website. While reading the Introduction to Coaching Youth Sportswebsite you should have familiarized yourself with each section before taking the exam.

HOW IT WORKS...Initial Level MembershipVolunteer coaches may participate in the NYSCA training course (or "clinic") using the NYSCAOnline Clinics.The Online Clinics offer realistic graphics to illustrate lessons, exclusive printable materials, and 24-hour-a-day access to the program. The online clinics for Initial Level Members consist of the Introduction to CoachingYouth Sports section and one sport-specific section covering the fundamentals of the game. Sport-specificclinics include Baseball, Basketball, T-Ball, Football, Flag Football, Softball, Cheerleading, Soccer, Volleyball,Inline Hockey and Ice Hockey. Coaches must successfully complete an exam and accept the NYSCA Codeof Ethics Pledge. The fee for a one-year Membership through the Online Clinics is $25. In addition, currentNYSCAMembers may access the Online Clinics after completing the Initial Level Membership requirements,and add other sport specific clinics to their membership. The fee for each additional sport specific clinic is $5.

ARE YOU A YOUTH SPORT VOLUNTEER COACH?

Bethel Park Recreation regretsto announce that the Lifeguardseries of classes includingLifeguard Instruction, LifeguardRecertification and CPR For theLifeguard, will not be offered thisyear.

Please contact the AmericanRed Cross Southwestern PAChapter at 888-217-9599 forinformation on available lifeguardclasses.

Older Adult Open SwimPass Fee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.00Daily Fee: $5.00 Non-res add: $1.0010 Week Session Feb 21 2011 - May 05 2011Ages: 55yrs and overThe pool is OPEN for those 55 years of age and older. Enjoy thewarm water Pathfinder School pool. DO NOT CALLPATHFINDER SCHOOL. No Senior Citizen discount. You maypay nightly instead of purchasing a pass. The fee for nightlyattendance is $5.00 (non-resident $6.00), payable at the pool.NO SWIMMING ON THURSDAY, APRIL 21 & MONDAY,APRIL 25.3417.101 07:00pm-08:00pm M3417.102 06:30pm-07:30pm ThPathfinder School Pool

Physically Challenged SwimFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $10.0010 Week Session Feb 24 2011 - May 05 2011Ages: 4yrs and overResidents of Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair andPeters Township may register for this 10-week program.Physical limitations and special needs must be listed on aphysician's certificate for participation. All participants musthave an able-bodied companion to assist them during all wateractivities and in the locker room. Send registration andpayment to Bethel Park Recreation. DO NOT CALLPATHFINDER SCHOOL.NO SWIMMING ON APRIL 21.3410.110 07:30pm-08:30pm ThPathfinder School Pool

Aquafina MLBPitch, Hit, &

Run

Baseball SkillsCompetition

Ages 7 to 14

This is a FREE program that allows boys and girls ages7-14 to feature their batting, throwing, and base-runningabilities. Competition is in four age divisions, with thetop scorer in each skill event and “All-Around” highscorer advancing to the sectional competition (TBA).Team championship will be held at PNC Park.

The local competition will be held, rain or shine:

PLACE: Park Avenue Baseball FieldDAY: Sunday, May 15TIME: 12:00 noon

Registration forms will be available in April at theRecreation Office, at the Bethel Park Community Center,and at the concession stand in Simmons Park.

REGISTRATION MUST INCLUDE A COPY OFCHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:Wednesday, May 11 at 4:00 PM.

On Saturday, January 8th the South Hills Elks hostedtheir annual Hoop Shoot Basketball Tournament atthe Bethel Park Community Center. There were morethan 100 local children, boys & girls ages 8-13,competing here in Bethel Park. Trophies, medals,and ribbons were awarded to the TOP 6 scorers ineach age level! There were plenty of awards to goaround!

Additionally, various Local & District Levelcompetitions will be taking place before determiningwho will be able to move on to the State competition.

Congratulations to all the Local Hoopsters!

If you’d like to see your child compete next winter(January 2012), please contact your child’s gymteacher to find out how he/she may qualify.

South Hills Elks —We have ourHoop Shoot Finalists!

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CLASSES &WORKSHOPS

Chess for KidsFee: $30.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Session 2: Apr 18 2011 - May 23 2011Ages: 6yrs to 14yrsEach class session consists of a 30-minute class followed bya 30-minute tournament game. New students should have abasic understanding of how the pieces move. Lessons rangefrom basic checkmates to fundamental tactics and strategies,i.e. forks, pins and mating attacks. During the final AwardsCeremony, all students receive a certificate of achievement.3863.101 Session 1 07:00pm-08:00pm M

3863.102 Session 2 07:00pm-08:00pm MCommunity Center

Basic Dog ObedienceFee: $80.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 26 2011 - May 07 2011Ages: 12yrs and overTeaching your dog basic commands can be the buildingblocks to a rewarding relationship with your pet. Ourprofessional instructors will teach you how to teach yourdog the basic commands of sit, down, stay, come whencalled, controlled walking exercises and much more! Thedog must be 6 months old. Please bring vaccinationrecords, six foot leash, and soft small treats to the firstclass. Registration must be received at least one weekbefore the first class. Classes are held at Xcel CanineTraining, Inc., 5400 Progress Boulevard, 412-833-2504,www.xcelcaninetraining.com.NO CLASS ON APRIL 9.3309.101 10:00am-11:00am SaXcel Canine Training, Inc.

Beginner Dog AgilityFee: $80.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 23 2011 - Apr 27 2011Ages: 12yrs and overAgility is one of most fun sports you can do with your dog. Ourprofessional instructors will help you introduce your dog to newand fun obstacles. The dog must be 6 months old and overand had one obedience class. The dogs will be learning thebeginning stages of agility doing necessary floor work such astunnels, chutes, board work, ground bars, and eventually minisee saws and dog walks. An adult must accompany handlersunder age 18. Please bring vaccination records, six footleash, and soft small treats to the first class. Registration mustbe received at least one week before the first class. Classesare held at Xcel Canine Training, Inc., 5400 ProgressBoulevard, 412-833-2504, www.xcelcaninetraining.com.3309.103 06:00pm-07:00pm WXcel Canine Training, Inc.


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Messy MasterpiecesFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week Session Mar 09 2011 - Mar 30 2011Ages: 4yrs to 8yrsThis class offers parents the chance to say "YES" to all of thefun and messy art materials that they want their children tocreate with, but don't want in their own homes. Students willbe thrilled with the opportunities presented in each lesson.Students will create both 2-dimensional and 3-dimensionalmasterpieces while they learn about fundamental art concepts.New lessons and projects! All supplies are included.Instructor: Sarah Runco3805.126 05:30pm-06:30pm WCommunity Center

NEW! NEW! NEW!Art About YouFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week Session Apr 06 2011 - Apr 27 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsThis class is focused around the best piece of art.....yourself.Students will create a variety of self-portraits whileexperimenting with both 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional arttechniques. All artwork will be complete just before Mother'sDay! All supplies are included.Instructor: Sarah Runco3805.123 05:30pm-06:30pm WCommunity Center

Drawing StudioFee: $60.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 09 2011 - Apr 13 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsA fantastic class for students who want to learn to drawrealistically. Fundamental concepts are taught with step bystep instructions at their own level of ability which helpsencourage student and strengthen confidence. Great for bothnew and returning students. All supplies are included.Instructor: Sarah Runco3805.121 07:00pm-08:00pm WCommunity Center

SculptureFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.005 Week Session Apr 20 2011 - May 25 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsKids might ask, "What is sculpture?" The easiest answer isthat sculptures are not flat. There are many ways to makesculptures, but one thing remains the same: sculptures are fun!Students will create 3-dimensional works of art with a widevariety of materials. All supplies are included.Instructor: Sarah RuncoNO CLASS ON MAY 11.3805.124 06:45pm-07:45pm WCommunity Center

NEW! NEW! NEW!Underwater ArtventuresFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week Session May 04 2011 - May 25 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsA wonderful underwater world of art is about to be created.Students will have the opportunity to focus on art techniquessuch as drawing, collage, painting, printmaking, and sculpture.All supplies are included.Instructor: Sarah Runco3805.125 05:30pm-06:30pm WCommunity Center

Driver EducationFee: $45.00 Non-res add: $5.00To Kennedy: $325.005 Week Session Apr 05 2011 - May 10 2011Ages: 15yrs and overThe course is conducted by Kennedy School of Drivingthrough the Bethel Park Department of Recreation andLeisure Services. Upon successful completion of the 30 hoursof theory and 6 hours of in-car training, a certificate is giventhat is accepted by most insurance companies for aninsurance rate discount. Check your company on their policy.The student does not have to be 16 to enroll for the theory, butmust be 16 and have a learner's permit for the on-the-roadportion of the program.

This class features the option of taking your driving test withour instructor. The test for your license will be administered atBethel Park High School. This counts as 1 hour of your behind-the-wheel instruction. This option is ONLY available to BethelPark residents who currently attend Bethel Park High School.

The $45 (non-resident $50) NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERRABLE fee payable to Bethel Park Recreation willsecure your space in the class. The balance of $325 must bepaid to Kennedy School of Driving on the first night of class.

BETHEL PARK RESIDENTS ARE GIVEN PRIORITYREGISTRATION BEFORE NON-RESIDENTS. The class willbe held in BPHS Building 2, Room 2212. Class size is limitedto 42 students.

Details for the July Driver Education course will be in the Mayissue of Chronicles.NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, APRIL 21.3311.101 06:30pm-09:30pm Tu ThBPHS Bldg 2, Room 2122

ARTS & CRAFTSMini DoodlersFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 08 2011 - Mar 29 2011Session 2: Apr 05 2011 - Apr 26 2011Session 3: May 03 2011 - May 24 2011Ages: 3yrs to 5yrsAbrakadoodle art education class: Pre-schoolers gleefullycreate their own unique masterpieces using their imagination,creativity and newly learned skills. Lessons provide newexperiences with paints, sculptures, fabric, design and othercreative tools/materials.3805.101 Session 1 01:30pm-02:30pm Tu

3805.115 Session 2 01:30pm-02:30pm Tu

3805.120 Session 3 01:30pm-02:30pm TuCommunity Center

DoodlersFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 08 2011 - Mar 29 2011Session 2: Apr 05 2011 - Apr 26 2011Session 3: May 03 2011 - May 24 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsAbrakadoodle art education class: Lessons will introduce newtechniques and artistic styles that participants will use todesign unique creations. Contemporary and master artistsspecializing in paint, sculpture, fabric, design and more arefeatured. Children develop skills and confidence in a very funenvironment.3805.102 Session 1 06:30pm-07:30pm Tu

3805.112 Session 2 06:30pm-07:30pm Tu


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SOUTH ARTSGo Green with ArtFee: $60.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 03 2011 - Apr 07 2011Ages: 5yrs to 11yrsStudents will have fun learning about preserving our planet ina cool art class while using recycled materials. We will explorepainting, found objects sculpture, and crafts! Students willneed 1 white tee shirt for class.3805.111 05:00pm-06:30pm ThCommunity Center

SOUTH ARTSDrawing and CartooningFee: $60.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 03 2011 - Apr 07 2011Session 2: Apr 21 2011 - May 26 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsLet's draw REALISTICALLY and, then, turn the drawing into afun CARTOON! Students will learn the basics of drawing andthe basics of cartooning resulting in two very cool but verydifferent drawings of the same subject. Please bring an 11 X 14sketchbook or larger, a #2 pencil, a black sharpie marker, and alot of your imagination.3805.103 Session 1 07:00pm-08:30pm Th

3805.105 Session 2 07:00pm-08:30pm ThCommunity Center

SOUTH ARTSArt en EspanolFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 05 2011 - Apr 09 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsHola! Draw, paint and sculpt lots of fun, colorful projectswhile learning a bit of Spanish! Los Colores will beexplored, a Mexican vase will be sculpted, and a Spanish-themed, acrylic painting will be created.3805.116 10:30am-11:30am SaCommunity Center

SOUTH ARTSWatercolor Painting for ChildrenFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Apr 30 2011 - Jun 04 2011Ages: 6yrs to 12yrsStudents will create colorful paintings while learning funtechniques of watercolor. Rice and salt washes will beexplored to create texture and to make the colors run intoeach other for a totally colorful result.3805.110 10:30am-11:30am SaCommunity Center

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DANCE

Ballet / Dance ComboFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.007 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 01 2011 - Apr 14 2011Session 2: Apr 26 2011 - Jun 09 2011Ages: 3yrs to 5yrsThis class will serve as an intro to ballet, while incorporatingother fun dance/movement techniques that will enhancebalance, body control and the natural sense of rhythm. Simplejazz-type and tap movements will be introduced and properstretching (set to song and nursery rhymes) will be taught. Thisis a very informal & fun approach to beginning dance.Participants should dress in standard dance attire, leotard ortank top with tights or stretchy, tight fitness/dance shorts wornover tights. Jazz or ballet shoes are preferred.3818.101 Session 1 06:00pm-06:45pm Tu3818.105 Session 1 10:30am-11:15am Th3818.106 Session 1 01:30pm-02:15pm Th

3818.111 Session 2 06:00pm-06:45pm Tu3818.115 Session 2 10:30am-11:15am Th3818.116 Session 2 01:30pm-02:15pm ThCommunity Center

Belly DancingFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $66.00Material Fee: $25.00*6 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 06 2011 - Apr 17 2011Session 2: May 01 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 16yrs and overNo dance experience is necessary! Students will learn thebasic dance steps from 9 different styles as well as the historybehind each step. Students will also learn a full performancedance and other fun things. This high energy, low impact formof exercise tones the body from head to toe, helps posture andcirculation. Join us to have fun and get in shape at the sametime. Dress in loose athletic pants or a long skirt with leggings& comfortable shirt and wear ballet style slippers or jazz danceshoes. *Material fee of $25 covers cost of a mandatory hipscarf, payable to the instructor the first night of class. Twice aweek discount rate may be used with other Renea Bishopclasses. Discount rate is not available with online registration.It is recommended that you take the Core Strengthening andToning class with Belly Dancing.NO CLASS ON MARCH 20 and MAY 22.Instructor: Renea Bishop.3935.101 Session 1 07:30pm-08:30pm Su

3935.102 Session 2 07:30pm-08:30pm SuCommunity Center

FITNESS & EXERCISE

Fun Fitness and SportsFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 09 2011 - Apr 13 2011Session 2: Apr 27 2011 - Jun 01 2011Ages: 3yrs to 6yrsThis "Gym" class will have your young sports star cruising intoelementary school! In a physical education class format, your3-6 year old will be given proper direction and encouragementto learn and engage in fitness and sports based skills. Fitnessattributes such as balance, strength, flexibility andcoordination will be included. The following sport skills will beintroduced in class: soccer, basketball, running, volleyball,baseball, modified tumbling, and obstacle course.3815.101 Session 1 10:15am-11:15am W3815.102 Session 1 01:00pm-02:00pm W

3815.111 Session 2 10:15am-11:15am W3815.112 Session 2 01:00pm-02:00pm WCommunity Center

Fit KidsFee: $25.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Ages: 5yrs to 8yrsExercise can be fun! Class has been designed for kids to havefun and stay active with obstacle courses, relay races and avariety of other physical activities.3815.110 06:15pm-07:00pm MCommunity Center

Zumba KidsFee: $25.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 08 2011 - Apr 12 2011Ages: 6yrs to 10yrsKids can Zumba, too! We all enjoy Zumba so much, it's timeto let the kids in on some of the action. Kids will LOVE thisFUN-tastic workout. Has the same great Latin beat as theadult Zumba class. Kids will burn calories and build musclesas they move and groove in a party-like atmosphere.3815.113 06:00pm-06:45pm TuCommunity Center

SPORTS

BETHEL PARK GIRLS!!BP Jr. Cheerleaders RegistrationFee: $50.00Grades 1 - 8 in Fall 2011Returning Girl Enrollment must be post marked before

March 20, 2011New Girl Enrollment Must be postmarked between

March 21 2011 - March 28 2011Cheerleading registration for girls in grades 1 - 8 willbe held from March 21 to March 28 via US Mail ONLY.Squads will cheer at the BP Jr. Football games andparticipate in football activities and community parades.Please use the registration form found on page 23. Formore information, call 412-851-0694 or check our websiteat www.bpjrhawkettes.org.

You can register online for most Recreation programs!www.bethelpark.net

Girls in Grades 1 – 8

JuniorCheerleadersRegistration Formon page 23Register viaUS Mailfrom March 21 - 28


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Driving Range Golf CardFee: $30.00All agesA $40 Cool Springs Bonus Ball Card may be purchased for $30through the Recreation Office. Pay for the card at theRecreation Office, and then take the receipt to the Pro Shop atCool Springs Golf and Family Recreation Center to obtain thecard. Cards are good through the 2011 season. This offer isONLY available at the Recreation Office.3313.101Cool Springs Golf

BEGINNERKarateFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Session 2: Apr 18 2011 - May 23 2011Ages: 6yrs and overStudents will receive instruction in the Isshinryu style of Karatefrom an 8th degree black belt instructor. Class will includewarm-up exercises, basics of the style, as well as simple andpractical self-defense techniques. Classes will also emphasizeself-discipline and respect. Students will learn self-defenseskills as well as a sense of accomplishment. Traditional karateuniform (Gi) is recommended, but not mandatory. Uniforms maybe purchased through the instructor.3825.103 Session 1 06:15pm-07:00pm M


INTERMEDIATE*KarateFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Session 2: Apr 18 2011 - May 23 2011Ages: 6yrs and overStudents will receive instruction in the Isshinryu style of Karatefrom an 8th degree black belt instructor. Class will includewarm-up exercises, basics of the style, as well as simple andpractical self-defense techniques. Classes will also emphasizeself-discipline and respect. Students will learn self-defenseskills as well as a sense of accomplishment. *The intermediatelevel requires instructor recommendation. Traditionalkarate uniform (Gi) is recommended, but not mandatory.Uniforms may be purchased through the instructor.3825.104 Session 1 07:15pm-08:00pm M


BEGINNERRifleFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.003 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 22 2011 - Apr 07 2011Session 2: May 02 2011 - May 18 2011Ages: 12yrs and overOlympic style target shooting, beginner level. Student must beat least 12 years old. Each class limited to 8 students. Classeswill be held twice a week. All materials and supplies are provided.3153.101 Session 1 06:30pm-07:30pm Tu Th

3153.104 Session 2 06:30pm-07:30pm M WBPHS Rifle Range

INTERMEDIATERifleFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.003 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 22 2011 - Apr 07 2011Session 2: May 02 2011 - May 18 2011Ages: 12yrs and overOlympic style target shooting, intermediate level, shooting thestandard ten bull target. Student must be at least 12 years oldand must have taken the beginner rifle class. Classes will beheld twice a week. All materials and supplies are provided.3153.102 Session 1 07:45pm-08:45pm Tu Th

3153.103 Session 2 07:45pm-08:45pm M WBPHS Rifle Range

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Tennis8 Week Session Apr 18 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 3yrs to 18yrsLessons and clinics are available for youth ages 3 to 18. SeeTennis page 33 for schedules. Registration Deadline: April 11.Call 412-831-2630 for registration and information.3163.101USC Tennis Center

Register Thursday, March 10!PACER Track ClubFee: $55.00* Non-res add: $5.00

Apr 05 2011 - Jun 30 2011Ages: 8yrs to 15yrsTrack and Field is a great way to challenge yourself mentallyand physically. You will improve your body by getting faster andstronger with practice. You will also develop mental toughness.Learn the techniques required to throw the shot, disk and javelinand develop the skills and conditioning to be a better runner.Train to be a champion and strive to improve your personalrecord. You will make new friends and have fun!

EVERYONE can participate in USATF sanctioned track meets.No experience is necessary. A well-fitting pair of RUNNINGshoes is advisable. Boys and girls are both welcome!

A mandatory PARENTS MEETING and first practice will beTuesday, April 5 at 6:00 PM at BPHS, room TBA. Due toconstruction at the high school our practice locations andschedules are yet to be determined. For the most partpractices will be held on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 6:00 - 7:30 PM. Runners will practice at the South ParkOval and Gilfillan Field. Throwers locations yet to beannounced.

Registration will be held on Thursday, March 10 from7:00 - 8:30 PM in the Bethel Park Community Center andon Saturday March 12 at the Old Rec Center in Upper St.Clair from 10 to noon. PLEASE BRING A COPY OF YOURCHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

Meet entry fees and a Pacer shirt are included in the $55 Fee.*Fee does NOT include an additional required $20.00 USATFmembership. Call Adam Becker at 412-531-3406 or JimStevenson at 412-831-5494 for further information. CHECKOUR WEBSITE WWW.ETEAMZ.COM/PACERTC/3165.101 06:00pm-07:30pm M Tu ThLocations To Be Announced

Youth VolleyballFee: $30.00 Non-res add: $5.005 Week Session Mar 02 2011 - Mar 30 2011Grades 4 - 8This program will introduce players to the fast paced game ofvolleyball. Bethel Park Varsity and Junior Varsity VolleyballCoaches will teach the proper techniques needed to perform allthe skills needed to play. Students will learn and practice skillsas well as play games each week. Volleyball helps improvespeed, agility, and jumping ability.3815.107 Grades 4 - 6 06:00pm-07:15pm W3815.108 Grades 7 - 8 07:15pm-08:30pm WCommunity Center

AGES 7 TO ADULTBeginner Foil FencingFee: $75.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week Session Mar 21 2011 - May 16 2011Ages: 7yrs and overCome and experience the fun and challenging Olympic sport offoil fencing. Each week you will learn basic footwork and blade-work skills, as well as offensive and defensive moves, usingdrills that develop the fundamentals necessary for bouting. Thisclass is for beginning level fencers and those new to the sport.Note: All essential equipment will be provided by the instructors,but students will be required to wear comfortable pants, non-marking athletic shoes, and a glove (official fencing gloves arenot required but are available at class for $10). Shorts or jeanswill not be permitted.NO CLASS ON APRIL 18.3140.101 05:45pm-06:45pm MComm. Ctr. Gym

INTERMEDIATEFoil FencingFee: $100.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week Session Mar 21 2011 - May 16 2011Ages: 7yrs to AdultTake your fencing skills to a new level! More advancedtechniques and strategies will be introduced which build uponthe basics taught at the beginning level. This class is for thosefencers who have successfully completed BEGINNING FOILFENCING (or with prior experience and instructor approval).Note: All essential equipment will be provided by the instructors,but students will be required to wear comfortable pants, non-marking athletic shoes, and a glove (official fencing gloves arenot required but are available at class for $10). Shorts or jeanswill not be permitted.NO CLASS ON APRIL 18.3140.102 07:00pm-08:30pm MComm. Ctr. Gym

Junior FootballFee: $100.00Registration: May 01 2010Ages: 6yrs to 13yrsRegister on Sunday, May 1, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at theBethel Park High School stadium concourse. Please alsobring a $150 (refundable) Duty & Equipment check and a copyof birth certificate to registration. A New Parent/PlayerInformation Seminar will be held at 12:30 at the stadium.

Bethel Park Junior Football is a member of the Greater 19Youth Football League for ages 6 to 12 & South SuburbanYouth Football League for 12 & 13 year olds. Bethel Parkteams compete in five age groups:

6-7 years old - 90 pound maximum8-9 years old - 110 pound maximum10-11 years old - 130 pound maximum12 years old - 150 pound maximum13 years old - 160 pound maximum

Players from last year will be given priority through April 1.Please see our website, bpjf.org for further information orcontact Heather Fontana at 412-851-4150 [email protected] 01:00pm-04:00pm Su

Youth GolfFee: $79.00 Non-res add: $10.005 Week Session Apr 02 2011 - May 07 2011Ages: 9yrs to 17yrsClasses will be taught by a Cool Springs Golf and FamilyRecreation Center professional. Student to teacher ratio is6:1. Extra charge for range golf balls. See next column.NO CLASS ON APRIL 23.3134.102 01:00pm-02:00pm SaCool Springs Golf

www.bethelpark.netFebruary 21, 2011

BPHS Cheerleaders and BoostersPresent their

21st annual spring fashion show

“Oceans of Wishes”

benefitting theMake-A-Wish Foundation of

Greater Pennsylvania & SouthernWest Virginia

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Independence Middle SchoolAuditorium

2807 Bethel Church Road

1:00 pm(Doors open at Noon to peruse the

Basket Auction)

$5.00Adults$3.00 Students

Tickets can be purchased at the door

Questions? Call 412-833-3048.

THIS IS NOT A RECREATION PROGRAM.


THEATERTuesday After School TheaterFee: $45.00 Non-res add: $5.009 Week Session Mar 15 2011 - May 10 2011Ages: 5yrs to 7yrsThrough the use of music and theater games, young actorswill have fun on stage. A FUN play will be designed especiallyfor this age group. Students will perform on the last day ofclass, May 10 during class time.3875.102 04:45pm-05:30pm TuComm. Ctr. Stage

Tuesday After School TheaterFee: $54.00 Non-res add: $5.009 Week Session Mar 15 2011 - May 10 2011Ages: 8yrs to 10yrsTalented actors will play creative drama games and learntheater terms. A play will be rehearsed and performed for ourlast class on May 10 for family and friends.3875.103 05:30pm-06:30pm TuComm. Ctr. Stage

Musical TheaterFee: $54.00 Non-res add: $5.009 Week Session Mar 05 2011 - May 07 2011Ages: 6yrs to 10yrsStudents will learn basic vocal techniques along withstage terminology and acting techniques. Amusical showwill be rehearsed and performed for friends and family atthe last class, May 7.NO CLASS ON APRIL 23.3875.140 10:00am-11:30am SaComm. Ctr. Stage

Attention Actorsages 11-16!

Auditions for theHeritage Players

Summer Teen Show"Once Upon a Fairytale"

directed by Emily Shawgo

"The Magic Bookshelf"directed by Adam Winter

Wednesday, April 13 from 6:15 - 7:15 pmBethel Park Community Center Stage

Actors should come prepared to play theater gamesand read from the script.

Rehearsals will be on Wednesdays, from 6:15 - 7:15 pm.Additional rehearsals may be added.

Before auditioning, please check your calendarsfor the following dates and times because actorsmust be available for all the performances:

June 15 (Wed.) & June 16 (Thurs.) at 6:00 pmJune 17 (Fri.) & June 18 (Sat.) at 9:30 am

Questions?Call the Heritage Hotline at 412-831-6800 Ext. 745

SPECIAL EVENTS

Spring WorkshopFee: $12.00 Non-res add: $5.001 Saturday Apr 02 2011Grades K - 4Welcome Spring with a workshop filled with crafts, gamesand a snack. Come to the Bethel Park Community Centerto make a cute spring craft, a fun spring themed snack,and more! All supplies will be provided.3890.101 10:00am-12:00pm SaCommunity Center

NAMS JamFee: $3.00Grades 5 & 6NAMS Jam provides a FUN, safe, and supervised "Night Out"for any resident of Bethel Park in grades 5 or 6. Activities ateach NAMS Jam include the following: basketball, music,crafts, movie, games, and a snack bar. They may include:Inflatables, airbrush tattoos, video games, balloon artists,sport competitions, movies, bingo, volleyball and much, muchmore!DATE: FEATURED ACTIVITES:April 1 It's Carnival Time!

PLENTY of FUN Games &LOTS of COOL Prizes!

May 6 Surf's Up!Inflatable Surfing,AirbrushArtist, Crafts, &more…

NAMS Jam admission is $3 per student, payable at the door.Doors open at 7:00 pm and no student is permitted to leavebefore 9:00pm unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.For safety reasons, you must come to the gym door topick up your child.We request that cell phones be left at home. If your childneeds to reach you, for any reason, there are always cellphones available at the entrance of the event.As a courtesy to our Chaperones, please remember topick-up your child promptly by 9:00pm. The Chaperonesare not expected to remain past 9:00pm. Thank You.3146.100 07:00pm-09:00pm FNeil Armstrong Gym

SUMMER CAMPSPLAN AHEAD!!

As of this printing, we are still awaiting the finalizedschool district calendar. The starting date for our DayCamp Programs will be determined when the schooldistrict establishes an allowable start date. We ask foryour patience as we wait out the winter weather.

Day Camp 2011Weekly SessionsAges: 6yrs to 10yrsThe Recreation Summer Day Camp Program for childrenages 6-10 will provide interesting experiences to spice upyour child's summer! Day Camp is divided into week-longsessions, with activities developed around a different centraltheme each week.

The morning program is from 9:00 AM to Noon, with anoptional early drop-off of 7:30 AM. Afternoon program is from12:30 to 3:30 PM, with an optional late pick-up time of no laterthan 5:00 PM. You have the choice of attending morning only,afternoon only, or all day.

There will be many activities in the areas of arts, crafts, sports,combined camp activities like the camp carnival, and weeklyfield trips. Look for flyers to be sent through the elementaryschools in May and be sure to find your Summer 2011Program Leaflet in the May issue of the Bethel ParkChronicles for additional registration information.

Summer Fun 2011Weekly SessionsAges: 11yrs to 14yrsDon't be bored this summer! Have some Summer Fun at theBethel Park Community Center! Activities include sports, arts& crafts, swimming, and field trips. Themes and activities willvary weekly.

The all-day program is from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Theafternoon program is from 12:30 to 3:30 PM. There is anoptional early drop-off of 7:30 AM for the all-day program andan optional late pick-up time of no later than 5:00 PM. Look forflyers to be sent through the elementary schools in May andbe sure to find your Summer 2011 Program Leaflet in the Mayissue of the Bethel Park Chronicles for additional registrationinformation.Community Center 09:00am-03:30pm M Tu W Th F

www.bethelpark.net February 21, 2011

The Fifth Annual Campus Life & Bethel Park Recreation DepartmentBattle of the Bands competition took place on Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010at the Bethel Park Community Center. The day began at 4:00pm withthe five bands warming up and completing sound checks. There weremore than 400 fans in attendance to support their favorite group.Local area Campus Life programs from Bethel Park, South Park,

Peter’s Township, and downtown Pittsburgh provided theentertainment for the evening. Fans were then given the opportunityto cast a ballot for their favorite performers. While waiting for the

ballots to be counted, the crowd was entertained by the 2009 Battle ofthe Bands Champions,We Are Merely Moving Shadows.It was a VERY close contest. This year’s winners are…

First Place:Golden Maracas Plaque & 5 hours at

Mr. Smalls Recording StudioThose Guys (South Park)

Second Place:Silver Maracas Plaque & 2 hours at

Mr. Smalls Recording StudioLane 5 (Bethel Park)

Third Place:Guitar World gift package

Skasage (Peter’s Township)

If you have a band and would like to participate in a future Battle ofthe Bands event, please check with either the Bethel Park

Community Center or Campus Life to find out when the nextcompetition will take place.

Look for the Local Bethel Park competitionto take place in the Fall of 2011.

1st Place Winners,Those Guys

2nd Place Winners,Lane 5

Battle Of TheBands Results

3rdPlaceWinners,Skasage

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PRIDE of Bethel Park’s mission is to educate, promote, and support drug-freeyouth who care for the safety and health of self, peers, family and community. Thereal work and the "magic" of PRIDE takes place in the lives of individual teensand young people and their advisors in local schools and communities. PRIDEis unique because its primary resource and driving force is the youth themselves.PRIDE believes in youth and encourages and equips them to take leadership andto make a difference in their world. The skills they learn while being active inPRIDE teach them life skills such as leadership, research, communication skillsand organization. Graduating senior PRIDE members say PRIDE has taughtthem things they wouldn’t have learned anywhere else. PRIDE has four majorcomponents – Drug Education, Community Outreach, Community Service andAlternative Activities. PRIDE is open to any Bethel Park student in 9th – 12thgrade. Club PRIDE is open to anyone in 7th & 8th grade. Please visit our websiteat www.prideofbp.org for more information on our group. If you have anyquestions, please contact advisor Cheryl Walsh at 412-833-1989 or via e-mail [email protected].

PRIDE News:Once again, PRIDE of Bethel Park has had a busy couple of months. The schooldistrict work stoppage presented us with additional time to be available to assistwith community service projects.

Veterans Day Breakfast – PRIDE assisted the Friends of Danang at their 12thannual Veterans Day breakfast held at the Marriott City Center hotel in downtownPittsburgh. Over 500 veterans from the area attended this event. After we weredone with breakfast we walked over to the CONSOLEnergy Center and the teammembers were able to see the interactive exhibits and the Mario Lemieuxfoundation mural. Then we spent the rest of the day at the Carnegie ScienceCenter Sportsworks.

Senior Citizens’ Thanksgiving Lunch – PRIDE assisted Bethel Park Recreationwith their annual Thanksgiving luncheon. The team members assisted withseating the attendees, serving and cleaning up after the luncheon.

South Hills Interfaith Ministries – When PRIDE found out that SHIM had a needfor holiday gifts this year for their Angel Emporium, we did a collection among ourteam members for gifts. When we went to deliver the gifts, we asked SHIM’sprogram director if they needed any additional holiday help. She told us that SHIMneeded help with a delivery being made to their food pantry in Prospect Park bythe Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank. We went there and helped unload over 4000pounds of food from the pallets to stock the food pantry. The food pantry wasvisited by over 160 families to obtain their holiday food.

NAMS Jam and Battle of the Bands – Again, at both of these events, PRIDEheld their concession stands. Also at NAMS Jam, we collected hats and glovesfor Washington City Mission.

Holiday Time – PRIDE had their holiday party with a gift exchange and madegingerbread houses. We also made our annual trek downtown to ice skate at thePPG Rink.

After the holidays, we started to gear up for our annual PRIDE conference that willbe held in Toledo, Ohio from April 14-16, 2011. We also held our annual lock-inwhere the team had a lot of fun watching movies, spending time together and ofcourse eating junk food. We also spent time working on drug education for ourteam and perfecting our skits and dance that we will present at the conference toour friends on other PRIDE teams throughout the United States.

Consol Energy Center

Food Pantry

GingerbreadHouses

Veterans DayBreakfast


Begins in Late February

The Bethel Park Recreation Youth Basketball Tournament will again be held at NeilArmstrong Middle School. The tournament will host basketball teams in boys andgirls divisions for grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.

Many communities from southwestern Pennsylvania will be represented. All teamswill be scheduled to play at least three games in this annual round robin tournament.

Schedules and additional information will be available at the Recreation Office in theMunicipal Building or by calling 412-831-1328.

Bethel ParkRecreation

Track Meet SetFor May 15

It’s your chance to see if you’re the fastestrunner or longest jumper in Bethel Park …or just to have fun and see how well youcan do. Bethel Park Recreation’s annualyouth track meet, part of the nationalHershey’s Track and Field Games, willtake place this year on Sunday, May 15,beginning at 4:00 p.m. at the Bethel ParkHigh School stadium.

Youths age 7 to 14 (as of December 31,2011) can register FREE and enter up tothree running, jumping, throwing, or relayevents. Winners receive medals and T-shirts and qualify for the regionalchampionship in Somerset. Everyone hasa good time … especially those athletes(or parents) who participate in the just-for-fun relays at the end of the meet.

Special thanks to our sponsors – Dick’sSporting Goods, Village Square MarketDistrict Giant Eagle, GymkhanaGymnastics, and Brookside Lumber –who have made this meet possible for 11years!

Registration forms will be in the Marchissue of Recreation News. You can alsocontact meet director Bruce Barron [email protected] for a copy, or pick oneup at the Recreation office, CommunityCenter front desk, or any Bethel Parkelementary and middle school offices.

BETHEL PARK RECREATION

JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS SPRING 2011 REGISTRATION

Phone: 412-851-0694 / Email: [email protected] / website: www.bpjrhawkettes.org

New Girl Registration for the 2011 Bethel Park Jr. Cheerleaders will be done by mail for all interested girls ENTERING GRADES 1 thru 8 IN THE FALL OF 2011. Participants cheer for BP Jr. Football games. The form below must be completed and mailed with a check for the $50 registration fee. FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY U.S. MAIL ONLY, POSTMARKED MARCH 21 TO 28. POSTMARKS ONLY WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE THE ORDER THAT THE NAMES ARE PLACED ON THE SQUADS. In the event that more envelopes have the same postmark than there are vacancies, the only fair way to fill the position is to draw the names, from that day's received mail, "LOTTERY STYLE". If your child's name is selected, you will be notified via mail by the first week of April and will be invited to attend a New Parents meeting on April 18th at 7:00 pm.

Returning Girl Registration forms should be postmarked before March 20, 2011.

**DUE TO THE TIME AND COST COMMITMENTS, WE ASK THAT ONLY THOSE GIRLS AND FAMILIES

WILLING TO COMMIT FULLY TO THESE REQUIREMENTS RESPOND TO THIS REGISTRATION. OTHER

ACTIVITIES LIKE SOCCER, SWIMMING, ETC., CONFLICT WITH THE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Time Commitment - Practices begin the last 4 weeks of summer vacation and continue through the first week of school. We practice three evenings per week. Practices beyond the first week of school will be limited to once per week through the football season and will be scheduled as needed. Games are held on Saturdays at various times and locations from September through mid-November. Girls are required to attend ALL games, to cheer regardless of location or weather conditions, and are encouraged to attend all other cheerleading activities throughout the season. Cost Commitment to Join -The BETHEL PARK resident-only registration fee is $50.In addition, all girls are required to pay a ‘Buy Out’ fee of $40. This is due in April. Each family has the option to participate in fundraisers to recoup any/all costs paid. Cost Commitment Uniform -The approx cost of all required uniform pieces purchased new is $350. All uniform pieces are yours to keep. Resale Uniform pieces are made available for sale in April at reduced costs. Uniform fitting takes place in May; a minimum 50% deposit is required at uniform fitting with the balance due at uniform pick up. Each family has the option to participate in fundraisers to recoup any/all costs paid.

******NEED ADDITIONAL INFO? CHECK OUR WEBSITE WWW.BPJRHAWKETTES.ORG ***************

Mail the form below and your check for $50 made payable to "BP Jr. Cheerleaders" to: Bethel Park Jr. Cheerleaders

c/o 540 Fruitwood Drive Bethel Park, PA 15102

Please note your “Child’s name” on the memo line of check.

CHEERLEADER NAME______________________________PHONE____________________________ STREET ADDRESS____________________________________________________________________ CITY/STATE__________________________ZIP CODE __________ GRADE IN FALL 2011 __________ EMAIL ADDRESS __________________________ MOTHER’S NAME___________ _____FATHER'S NAME________________________

(or guardian) (or guardian)

WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR NAME PLACED ON THE WAITING LIST IF YOU ARE NOT SELECTED AT THIS TIME?(Please circle) YES NO

BETHEL PARK RECREATIONYOUTH BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT


• ADULT PROGRAMS •SATURDAY CLASSES ARE HIGHLIGHTED

CLASSES & WORKSHOPS

Basic Dog ObedienceFee: $80.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 26 2011 - May 07 2011Ages: 12yrs and overTeaching your dog basic commands can be the buildingblocks to a rewarding relationship with your pet. Ourprofessional instructors will teach you how to teach yourdog the basic commands of sit, down, stay, come whencalled, controlled walking exercises and much more! Thedog must be 6 months old. Please bring vaccinationrecords, six foot leash, and soft small treats to the firstclass. Registration must be received at least one weekbefore the first class. Classes are held at Xcel CanineTraining, Inc., 5400 Progress Boulevard, 412-833-2504,www.xcelcaninetraining.com.NO CLASS ON APRIL 9.3309.101 10:00am-11:00am SaXcel Canine Training, Inc.

Beginner Dog AgilityFee: $80.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 23 2011 - Apr 27 2011Ages: 12yrs and overAgility is one of most fun sports you can do with your dog. Ourprofessional instructors will help you introduce your dog to newand fun obstacles. The dog must be 6 months old and overand had one obedience class. The dogs will be learning thebeginning stages of agility doing necessary floor work such astunnels, chutes, board work, ground bars, and eventually minisee saws and dog walks. An adult must accompany handlersunder age 18. Please bring vaccination records, six footleash, and soft small treats to the first class. Registration mustbe received at least one week before the first class. Classesare held at Xcel Canine Training, Inc., 5400 ProgressBoulevard, 412-833-2504, www.xcelcaninetraining.com.3309.103 06:00pm-07:00pm WXcel Canine Training, Inc.

DANCEBEGINNERBallroom DanceCouple Fee: $80.00 Non-res add: $10.00Single Fee: $45.00 Non-res add: $5.004 Week Session Apr 03 2011 - May 01 2011Ages: 18yrs and overJUST IN TIME FOR THOSE JUNE WEDDINGS! This coursewill introduce you to Ballroom Dance, including the Foxtrot,Swing, Waltz and Cha Cha. Wear shoes that are comfortable,leather shoes are best. Classes will be held at Dryden DanceStudio, 1948 Painters Run Road. Class size is limited. Singlerate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON APRIL 24.3205.101 07:00pm-08:30pm SuDryden Studio

BodysculptingFee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $52.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 14 2011Session 2: Apr 25 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overDon't like what you see in your mirror lately? Your entire bodywill benefit from this focused approach to musclestrengthening and toning. Emphasis is placed on correct formto maximize your workout. This class works for those who arenew to small weight lifting and those who have experience.Please bring a mat or towel and light hand weights. A balanceball is recommended but not required. Twice a weekdiscounted rate may be used with other Peg Pardini classes.Twice a week rate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON MONDAY, MAY 30.Instructor: Peg Pardini, ACE certified personal trainer3920.103 Session 1 07:00pm-08:00pm M3920.104 Session 1 07:00pm-08:00pm Th

3920.112 Session 2 07:00pm-08:00pm M3920.113 Session 2 07:00pm-08:00pm ThCommunity Center

Boot CampFee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $52.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 16 2011Session 2: Apr 25 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overDon't sit on the sidelines any longer. You have made thedecision to improve your well-being and this is yourchance! A challenging boot camp fitness class designedfor women and men of all ages -beginners to advanced.Cardio, strength training, agility, balance and core workare at the heart of this vigorous, hour long workout.Sweating is not optional! Please bring light weights anda mat. Twice a week discounted rate may be used withother Peg Pardini classes. Twice a week rate is notavailable with online registration.NO CLASS ON MONDAY, MAY 30.Instructor: Peg Pardini, ACE certified personal trainer3910.101 Session 1 08:00pm-09:00pm M3910.105 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am Sa

3910.111 Session 2 08:00pm-09:00pm M3910.115 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am SaCommunity Center

Cardio PulseFee: $42.00Twice a week: $66.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 02 2011 - Apr 13 2011Session 2: May 04 2011 - Jun 08 2011Ages: 16yrs and overCome Dance for Fitness! Cardio Pulse is a high energy danceclass. Each week we will be learning a new dance style whileachieving a cardio workout. Some dance forms that will be usedin this class include Latin, Hawaiian, Belly Dance, Jazz, and Hip-Hop. The dances are choreographed to high-energy music toreally get your heart rate going!Aerobic activity strengthens yourheart and lungs, burns calories, and lowers total cholesterol, bestof all it decreases stress! This class is for all levels of fitness andno dance experience is necessary. Take the Core Strengtheningand Toning class to make a great combination. Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON MARCH 16.Instructor: Renea Bishop3935.105 Session 1 05:30pm-06:30pm W

3935.106 Session 2 05:30pm-06:30pm WCommunity Center

Belly DancingFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $66.00Material Fee: $25.00*6 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 06 2011 - Apr 17 2011Session 2: May 01 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 16yrs and overNo dance experience is necessary! Students will learn thebasic dance steps from 9 different styles as well as the historybehind each step. Students will also learn a full performancedance and other fun things. This high energy, low impact formof exercise tones the body from head to toe, helps posture andcirculation. Join us to have fun and get in shape at the sametime. Dress in loose athletic pants or a long skirt with leggings& comfortable shirt and wear ballet style slippers or jazz danceshoes. *Material fee of $25 covers cost of a mandatory hipscarf, payable to the instructor the first night of class. Twice aweek discount rate may be used with other Renea Bishopclasses. Discount rate is not available with online registration.It is recommended that you take the Core Strengthening andToning class with Belly Dancing.NO CLASS ON MARCH 20 and MAY 22.Instructor: Renea Bishop.3935.101 Session 1 07:30pm-08:30pm Su

3935.102 Session 2 07:30pm-08:30pm SuCommunity Center

ALL AGES WELCOME!Friendly SquaresFee: $4.00 - $8.00 per person per weekVaries according to Caller

Feb 27 2011 - May 22 2011All AgesWestern Square Dancing is Plus level with Cued Round Dancingevery other tip. Complete schedule is available at the dances orthe Recreation Office. Questions? Call Vera at 724-941-5436 orSusan at 412-531-0548. Dances will be held on February 27,March 6, 13, 20, 27, April 3 & 10, and May 1, 15, & 22.3233.120 07:00pm-09:30pm SuBPHS Cafeteria

FITNESS & EXERCISE

20/20/20Fee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $52.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 15 2011Session 2: Apr 25 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overAnchor your week on Mondays and Fridays by starting the daywith this upbeat class! You will workout for 20 minutes ofcardio step training, 20 minutes of cardio (non-contact)kickboxing, and 20 minutes of strength training, weight useencouraged. You will burn calories, strengthen muscles andhave a great work out that varies each class. Private body fattesting offered at intervals throughout each session. Pleasebring a mat/towel and light weights. Twice a week discountedrate may be used with other Peg Pardini classes. Twice aweek rate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON MONDAY, MAY 30.Instructor: Peg Pardini, ACE certified personal trainer3901.101 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am M3901.102 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am F

3901.110 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am M3901.112 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am FCommunity Center


SATURDAY CLASSES ARE HIGHLIGHTEDBEGINNERCore Strengthening and ToningFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $66.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 02 2011 - Apr 17 2011Session 2: May 04 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 16yrs and overThis class is designed to reshape and define your body.Students will be able to work with instructor to customize theirworkout to low or high impact, depending on each student'sneeds. It will help you turn flab into muscle and to regainbalance and poise. Take the Core Strengthening and Toningclass twice a week or add it to any other Renea Bishop classto make a great combination and get the twice a weekdiscount. Twice a week rate is not available with onlineregistration. Bring floor mat to class.NO CLASS ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, & SUNDAYS,MARCH 20 and MAY 22.Instructor: Renea Bishop3935.109 Session 1 07:30pm-08:30pm W3935.110 Session 1 05:30pm-06:30pm Su

3935.111 Session 2 07:30pm-08:30pm W3935.112 Session 2 05:30pm-06:30pm SuCommunity Center

Core Strengthening and ToningFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $66.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 02 2011 - Apr 17 2011Session 2: May 01 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 16yrs and overThis class is designed to reshape and define your body.Students will be able to work with instructor to customize theirworkout to low or high impact, depending on each student'sneeds. It will help you turn flab into muscle and to regainbalance and poise. Take the Core Strengthening and Toningclass twice a week or add it to any other Renea Bishop classto make a great combination and get the twice a weekdiscount. Twice a week rate is not available with onlineregistration. Bring floor mat to class.NO CLASS ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16 and SUNDAYS,MARCH 20 and MAY 22.Instructor: Renea Bishop3935.103 Session 1 06:30pm-07:30pm Su3935.104 Session 1 06:30pm-07:30pm W

3935.113 Session 2 06:30pm-07:30pm Su3935.114 Session 2 06:30pm-07:30pm WCommunity Center

Weight Loss ChallengeFee: $42.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $66.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 02 2011 - Apr 17 2011Session 2: May 01 2011 - Jun 12 2011Ages: 16yrs and overThere is more to weight loss than just eating. Each student willwork with the instructor to develop a personalized plan thatwill work to achieve his or her individual goals. This is not acookie cutter or one-size-fits-all diet plan, but a self-designedplan that includes exercise, education, nutrition information,and support. Each week students will learn a fun new way toexercise. Workouts are safe for all fitness levels and willinclude different styles of walking, stretching, toning andstrength exercises. By the end of this class, students will havethe knowledge to achieve their personal goal. Twice a weekdiscount rate may be used with other Renea Bishop classes.Twice a week rate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16 and SUNDAYS,MARCH 20 and MAY 22.Instructor: Renea Bishop3935.107 Session 1 04:30pm-05:30pm Su3935.108 Session 1 04:30pm-05:30pm W

3935.117 Session 2 04:30pm-05:30pm Su3935.118 Session 2 04:30pm-05:30pm WCommunity Center

Yoga for BeginnersFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $75.007 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 03 2011 - Apr 18 2011Session 2: Apr 21 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overIn this ideal introduction to yoga you can forget aboutintimidating pretzel poses. This class is a gentle, accessibleapproach to yoga. Stretch your body, relax your mind and seehow yoga provides both energy and a sense of wellbeing.Many feel yoga helps them feel better, reclaim energy andenjoy a more joyful, stress-free life. Please bring a yoga mat.Twice a week discounted rate may be used with other LynnDuda classes that are held in the same location. Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration.Instructor: Lynn Duda, RYT3203.101 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am M3203.102 Session 1 07:15pm-08:15pm M3203.103 Session 1 07:15pm-08:15pm Th

3203.111 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am M3203.112 Session 2 07:15pm-08:15pm M3203.113 Session 2 07:15pm-08:15pm ThJohn McMillan Church

Yoga FlowFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $75.007 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 01 2011 - Apr 18 2011Session 2: Apr 19 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overYoga Flow, a style that is suitable for many levels of students,includes body and breath awareness, breathing exercises,Sun Salutations, Yoga postures in a flowing sequence, andseated poses. Increases in balance, muscle strength,endurance, coordination, flexibility and relaxation are somebenefits you may experience. Please bring a yoga mat. Thetwice a week discounted rate may be used with other LynnDuda classes that are held in the same location. Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration.Instructor: Lynn Duda, RYT3203.120 Session 1 05:45pm-07:00pm M3203.121 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am Tu3203.122 Session 1 05:45pm-07:00pm Th3203.123 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am F

3203.150 Session 2 05:45pm-07:00pm M3203.151 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am Tu3203.152 Session 2 05:45pm-07:00pm Th3203.153 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am FJohn McMillan Church

Light YogaFee: $45.00 Non-res add: $5.007 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 03 2011 - Apr 14 2011Session 2: Apr 21 2011 - Jun 02 2011Ages: 18yrs and overEnjoy the benefits of yoga in a light yoga class. We willconcentrate on yoga breathing, yoga postures, and relaxation.Proper alignment and movement techniques will be taught forstanding and seated poses. Muscle strength, endurance,flexibility, increased confidence and relaxation are some of thebenefits you may expect to gain from this class. Please bringa yoga mat and yoga block. This is a fragrance free class.Instructor: Lynn Duda3990.101 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am Th

3990.102 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am ThCommunity Center

Cardio-kickboxingFee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 08 2011 - Apr 12 2011Session 2: Apr 26 2011 - May 31 2011Ages: 18yrs and overThis low impact, high intensity exercise is great for beginnersand advanced students. Class includes warm-up, 30 minutesof cardio-kick and floor work, followed by cool down. Pleasebring a mat or towel and light weights.Instructor: Lauren Bilohlavek3925.101 Session 1 07:15pm-08:15pm Tu


Stretch and RestoreFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $65.007 Week Session Mar 05 2011 - Apr 21 2011Ages: 18yrs and overMuscles tighten and shorten with use. Tight musclescompress our joints and limit our flexibility. Chronic jointcompression contributes to the development and progressionof osteoarthritis. This and other common conditions can beprevented or alleviated through a regular routine of stretching.The focus of the Stretch & Restore class is on teachingproper stretching techniques for all the major muscle groupswith the goal of relieving everyday aches and pains. An hourin this class can help you feel years younger! Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration. Twice a week-discounted rate may be used with Quick Circuits class.Classes will be held at Locke's Personal Fitness, 88 FortCouch Rd, (across from DeLallo's)3203.104 06:00pm-07:00pm Th3203.105 10:00am-11:00am SaLocke's Personal Fitness

Quick CircuitsFee: $40.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $65.007 Week Session Mar 07 2011 - Apr 18 2011Ages: 18yrs and overA fast moving and fun class where students move through a10 or 11-station circuit, changing stations every 45-60 secondson the instructor's cue. Stations will include strength training,cardio, balance and agility using a variety of equipment suchas Kettlebells, Bosu balls, bands, agility ladder, slideboard,etc. If you get to a station beyond your fitness level, instructorwill modify to an appropriate exercise for you. Get fit with funmusic and creative exercises! Twice a week rate is notavailable with online registration. Twice a week discountedrate may be used with Stretch and Restore class. Classes willbe held at Locke's Personal Fitness, 88 Fort Couch Rd,(across from DeLallo's)3203.106 06:00pm-07:00pm MLocke's Personal Fitness

BEGINNERT’ai-ChiFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $55.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 01 2011 - Apr 07 2011Session 2: Apr 26 2011 - Jun 02 2011Ages: 16yrs and overT'ai-Chi Ch'uan is an ancient form of Chinese exercise unlikeany western exercise. T'ai-Chi unifies your mind and yourbody while using ancient principals in a series of movements;this is why it is so healing to many people. T'ai-Chi slows yourmind, this will give you patience. It also helps with balance,coordination & concentration. T’ai-Chi will strengthen yourbones, and make your legs very strong. T'ai-Chi is suitablefor anyone looking to improve your overall health. No priorexperience required. Wear loose fitting clothes. Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration.Instructor: Tamara Stark3932.101 Session 1 12:45pm-01:30pm Tu3932.102 Session 1 07:00pm-07:45pm Tu3932.103 Session 1 11:45am-12:30pm Th

3932.111 Session 2 12:45pm-01:30pm Tu3932.112 Session 2 07:00pm-07:45pm Tu3932.113 Session 2 11:45am-12:30pm ThCommunity Center

NEW! NEW! NEW!Intermediate T’ai-ChiFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 01 2011 - Apr 05 2011Session 2: Apr 26 2011 - May 31 2011Ages: 16yrs and overThis class is designed for students who have previousexperience in a T’ai-Chi class and want to further theirknowledge and experience.Instructor recommendation is required toenroll in this course.Instructor: Tamara Stark3932.104 Session 1 11:45am-12:30pm Tu

3932.114 Session 2 11:45am-12:30pm TuCommunity Center



Therapeutic RecreationBeginner YogaFee: $50.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week Session Mar 19 2011 - Apr 30 2011Ages: 18yrs and over with special needsNo yoga experience is necessary. This is a class for allskill levels. Come and join us, wear comfortable clothesand bring a quiet mind. Basic yoga poses will be taught.This program will teach those in wheelchairs and theircaregivers how to free themselves from stress. Equipmentwill be provided. Class is sponsored by PA ConnectingCommunities who serves individuals with various types ofdisabilities. Please call Peggy at PACC for more details at412-784-1470.NO CLASS ON APRIL 23.3955.101 11:45am-01:00pm SaCommunity Center

BEGINNER LEVELZUMBA GOLDFee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $52.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 08 2011 - Apr 14 2011Session 2: Apr 26 2011 - Jun 02 2011Ages: 18yrs and overTime to shake it up! Give a little shimmy and get those feet movin'to the groove. Join the greatest exercise party around. ZumbaGold is a beginner's level which breaks down the basic steps. It issimple and easy to follow. ZumbaGold is fun and exhilarating andyou can't wait to do it again! So give your body a workout, gethealthy and join the Zumba fun, no experience necessary. Twicea week rate is not available with online registration.Instructor: Kathy Raeder3930.105 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am Tu3930.115 Session 1 07:00pm-08:00pm Tu3930.106 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am W3930.107 Session 1 09:30am-10:30am Th3930.117 Session 1 06:00pm-07:00pm Th

3930.124 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am Tu3930.125 Session 2 07:00pm-08:00pm Tu3930.126 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am W3930.127 Session 2 09:30am-10:30am Th3930.128 Session 2 06:00pm-07:00pm ThCommunity Center

ZUMBA FitnessFee: $35.00 Non-res add: $5.00Twice a week: $52.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 16 2011Session 2: Apr 25 2011 - Jun 06 2011Ages: 18yrs and overCome dance your way to a better you! Zumba Fitness usesaerobic/fitness interval training performed to a pulsing,dynamic Latin music. While the "dance steps" will becomevery familiar to you as you progress each class, this isdefinitely not a dance lesson. Themost important aspect thatyou will learn is to KEEPMOVING to receive a high calorie,fat burning hour while having fun! (It is ok to sing along!)Please bring a mat or towel. Twice a week discounted ratemay be used with other Peg Pardini classes. Twice a weekrate is not available with online registration.NO CLASS ON MONDAY, MAY 30.Instructor: Peg Pardini, ACE certified personal trainer3930.101 Session 1 06:00pm-07:00pm M3930.102 Session 1 06:00pm-07:00pm Th3930.103 Session 1 08:00pm-09:00pm Th3930.104 Session 1 10:30am-11:30am Sa

3930.111 Session 2 06:00pm-07:00pm M3930.112 Session 2 06:00pm-07:00pm Th3930.113 Session 2 08:00pm-09:00pm Th3930.114 Session 2 10:30am-11:30am SaCommunity Center

SPORTSBasketballFee: $30.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week Session Apr 05 2011 - May 31 2011Ages: 18yrs and overPurchase a spring pass to play on Tuesday evenings. Limitednumber of passes available. Everyone MUST register andprepay to participate.NO BASKETBALL ON APRIL 19.3207.101 09:00pm-10:30pm TuCommunity Center Gym

AGES 7 TO ADULTBeginner Foil FencingFee: $75.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week Session Mar 21 2011 - May 16 2011Ages: 7yrs and overCome and experience the fun and challenging Olympic sportof foil fencing. Each week you will learn basic footwork andblade-work skills, as well as offensive and defensive moves,using drills that develop the fundamentals necessary forbouting. This class is for beginning level fencers and thosenew to the sport.Note: All essential equipment will be provided by theinstructors, but students will be required to wear comfortablepants, non-marking athletic shoes, and a glove (official fencinggloves are not required but are available at class for $10).Shorts or jeans will not be permitted.NO CLASS ON APRIL 18.3140.101 05:45pm-06:45pm MComm. Ctr. Gym

INTERMEDIATEFoil FencingFee: $100.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week Session Mar 21 2011 - May 16 2011Ages: 7yrs to AdultTake your fencing skills to a new level! More advancedtechniques and strategies will be introduced which build uponthe basics taught at the beginning level. This class is for thosefencers who have successfully completed BEGINNING FOILFENCING (or with prior experience and instructor approval).Note: All essential equipment will be provided by theinstructors, but students will be required to wear comfortablepants, non-marking athletic shoes, and a glove (official fencinggloves are not required but are available at class for $10).Shorts or jeans will not be permitted.NO CLASS ON APRIL 18.3140.102 07:00pm-08:30pm MComm. Ctr. Gym

Golf LessonsFee: $89.00 Non-res add: $10.005 Week Session Apr 02 2011 - May 07 2011Ages: 18yrs and overClasses will be taught by a Cool Springs Golf and FamilyRecreation Center professional. Student to teacher ratio is6:1. Extra charge for range golf balls. See below.NO CLASS ON APRIL 23.3219.120 12:00pm-01:00pm SaCool Springs Golf

Driving Range Golf CardFee: $30.00All agesA $40 Cool Springs Bonus Ball Card may be purchased for$30 through the Recreation Office. Pay for the card at theRecreation Office, and then take the receipt to the Pro Shop atCool Springs Golf and Family Recreation Center to obtain thecard. Cards are good through the 2011 season. This offer isONLY available at the Recreation Office.3313.101Cool Springs Golf

BeginnerKarateFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Session 2: Apr 18 2011 - May 23 2011Ages: 6yrs and overStudents will receive instruction in the Isshinryu style of Karatefrom an 8th degree black belt instructor. Class will includewarm-up exercises, basics of the style, as well as simple andpractical self-defense techniques. Classes will also emphasizeself-discipline and respect. Students will learn self-defenseskills as well as a sense of accomplishment. Traditional karateuniform (Gi) is recommended, but not mandatory. Uniformsmay be purchased through the instructor.3825.103 Session 1 06:15pm-07:00pm M


Intermediate*KarateFee: $36.00 Non-res add: $5.006 Week SessionSession 1: Mar 07 2011 - Apr 11 2011Session 2: Apr 18 2011 - May 23 2011Ages: 6yrs and overStudents will receive instruction in the Isshinryu style of Karatefrom an 8th degree black belt instructor. Class will includewarm-up exercises, basics of the style, as well as simple andpractical self-defense techniques. Classes will also emphasizeself-discipline and respect. Students will learn self-defenseskills as well as a sense of accomplishment.*The intermediate level requires instructorrecommendation. Traditional karate uniform (Gi) isrecommended, but not mandatory. Uniforms may bepurchased through the instructor.3825.104 Session 1 07:15pm-08:00pm M


TennisAges: 18yrs and overRegistration deadline is April 11. See Tennis page 33 forinformation on tennis lessons and clinics. Call 412-831-2630for registration and information.3237.101 USC Tennis Center

NOT FOR BEGINNERS!Ladies VolleyballFee: $20.00 Non-res add: $5.008 Week SessionSession 1: Feb 28 2011 - Apr 25 2011Session 2: May 02 2011 - Jun 27 2011Ages: 18yrs and overLadies play on Monday nights. Everyone must register andprepay to participate.ADVANCED COMPETITIVE PLAY! Not for BEGINNERS! NotINSTRUCTIONAL! Players are expected to know and play bymodified PIAA rules. You should be proficient in the areas ofsetting, passing, serving, proper bump and spike techniques.Past experience in competitive volleyball is necessary for thisclass.NO VOLLEYBALL ON APRIL 18 AND MAY 30.3239.100 Session 1 08:30pm-10:30pm M

3239.110 Session 2 08:30pm-10:30pm MComm. Ctr. Gym

Don't forget to reserve a room atthe Community Center soon

for your upcominggraduation party.

We have rooms to accommodatesmall or large groups.Call 412-851-2910.


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Gold Card ClubFee: $5.00Jan 01 2011 - Dec 31 2011Ages: 60yrs and overThe Gold Card Club, a social and fellowship organization for seniors, wasorganized by the Department of Recreation and Leisure Services for thebenefit of Bethel Park residents who are 60 years of age and over, or aresident on disability retirement and not less than 50 years of age. Aspousenot less than 55 years of age may join with his/her spouse if he/she meetsthe 60-year age minimum. The title GOLD CARD CLUB came from thecolor of the membership card, not for playing cards.

Dues run from January 1 through December 31. Annual membership duesare $5.00 per person per calendar year, January 1 through December 31.Annual dues shall be paid beginning at the January general meeting. Currentmembers whose dues are not paid byMarch 31 of the calendar year shall bedropped from active membership. Renewals paid after March 31 of thecalendar year shall be assessed a $1.00 reinstatement fee. New memberswill be accepted at any time during the calendar year. Dues can be paid atthemonthlymeeting or a checkmade payable to theGOLDCARDCLUBcanbe sent to:

Patricia Lonett, Membership Chairperson7168 Baptist Road, Apt. 409Bethel Park, PA 15102

Current dues cannot be accepted for more than one (1) year. When paying dues bymail, pleaseenclose a self-addressed stamped envelope so the membership card can be mailed back toyou. Information required to processmembership is: your name, spouse's name (if he/she is alsojoining), birth dates for both, address and telephone number.

Membership in the GOLD CARD CLUB entitles themembers to reduced rates for some special schoolactivities and 1/2 price to participate in someRecreation programs conducted by RecreationDepartment staff. (All Aquatic programs andcontracted activities, such as golf, tennis or aerobics,are full price.) Any material fee is a separate charge.

Monthly meetings are held at the Bethel ParkCommunity Center on the second Thursday of eachmonth (except July and August) at 1:00 p.m. Sign-in begins at 12:30pm. After a brief meeting, enjoyexcellent entertainment, light refreshments andseveral games of bingo. In addition to two indoorpicnics, there is an Anniversary luncheon and aChristmas luncheon at an outside banquet facility.A monthly newsletter, prepared by theCorresponding Secretary, is sent to all members whoare CURRENT on their membership dues.

Questions regarding membership should be directed to Patricia Lonett, 412-831-1861.3217.100 01:00pm-04:00pm ThCommunity Center

Basic Microsoft Word 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays Apr 04 2011 & Apr 11 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.These classes will provide hands on experience while youlearn the basics of Microsoft Word. You will learn how to createnew documents, edit your work, change font sizes, shapes,alignment, and more. Word will allow you to create letters,record important information, and write stories with greaterease than ever before. Students will also learn to save andretrieve documents effectively. These classes will provide youwith time for review and practice.3940.103 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

Basic Microsoft Word 3 & 4Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays Apr 18 2011 - Apr 25 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Microsoft Word Parts 1 & 2 or equivalentknowledge. Classes will provide hands on experience whileyou review the basics of Microsoft Word. Learn how to createdocuments, signs, and letters that people will swear were doneby a professional. Have fun inserting pictures, borders, andso much more. This class will also cover creating bulleted andnumbered lists, envelopes, labels, and mail merge, andcustomizing your work to fit your specific needs. Watch outHemmingway, Microsoft Word experts are on their way!3940.104 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

Basic Computers 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays May 02 2011 & May 09 2011Ages: 50yrs and overNo previous computer knowledge is required. Basic Computerswill provide hands on experience. The first class will explain howto turn a computer on and off, the basic functions of the mouse &keyboard, how to use Windows, search menus and more. Thesecond class will provide time for review and progress tounderstanding scroll bars, using drop downmenus and other waysto interact with your computer.3940.112 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

SILVER SCHOLARSSilver Scholars teaches computer classes specifically designedfor individuals over the age of 50, but all are invited. Theclasses are fun, interactive, begin with the basics, and will helpyou become a computer wiz! All classes will be held at theBethel Park Community Center. To enhance learning, allclasses are limited to 10 students, so register early.

File Management and Customization 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays Mar 07 2011 & Mar 14 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Basic Computers Part 1 & 2 or equivalentknowledge. If you enjoyed Basic Computers Parts 1 & 2 you'lllove this class! File Management and Customization 1 & 2applies and reviews the skills learned in Basic Computers 1 &2. This class offers hands on experience practicing thefundamentals while taking your knowledge to the next level.You will learn how to easily save information, find it, and createshortcuts on your computer. We will also learn how to installnew programs and customize your computer to fit your specificneeds. After this class, working with your computer will beeasier and more fun!3940.110 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

Microsoft Excel 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays Mar 21 2011 & Mar 28 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.Whether it's balancing your checkbook, putting together thefamily budget or generating charts for work, Microsoft Excel isthe program for you. Improve the way you turn your data intoinformation using powerful tools to analyze, communicate andshare your results. Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet programthat will enable students to track & manage data, addresses,financials, and more. Students will learn how to use Excel tocreate simple spreadsheets, perform detailed calculations, sortdata and even create colorful charts and graphs.3940.105 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

The Internet 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays May 16 2011 & May 23 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.Searching the Internet will provide hands on experience. Thefirst class will explain the basics of search engines andbrowsers. You will learn how to connect to the Internet andhow to navigate your way around the World Wide Web. Thesecond class will provide time for review and practice as wellas discuss browsers in more detail, show you how todownload programs, search more effectively, and avoidviruses. You will also learn to access web sites moreefficiently.3940.106 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

E-Mail 1 & 2Fee: $49.00 Non-res add: $5.002 Mondays Jun 06 2011 & Jun 13 2011Ages: 50yrs and overPrerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.This class will provide hands on experience while you learnthe basics of e-mail. Find out how e-mail works and learn toread, write, send, forward, and reply to messages. Thesecond class will provide time for review, explore setting upyour address book, sending to multiple recipients, sendingattachments, and more. This class will be taught usingOutlook Express.3940.207 09:30am-11:30am MCommunity Center

February 21, 2011 www.bethelpark.net

Hey Bethel Park . . . !We have almost made it through the winter! Helpus count down the days until Tuesday, May 3,2011. Why? That is the first day of the BethelPark Farmers’ Market. The bell will ringpromptly at 3:00 pm starting our weekly TuesdayMarket featuring local farmers and vendors.What will be available? Seasonal, fresh fruitsand vegetables, homemade jams and jellies,warm from the oven breads and even organic

soaps and shiny jewels; fresh milk from local cows andgreat dinners ready to take home. Even a few newvendors will be there to spice things up!

See you every Tuesday, rain or shine, starting May 3from 3:00 to 7:00 pm in the playground parking lot ofthe Bethel Park Community Center.

If you know of anyone who may be interested in vending at the Market and you feel that theymightmeet our criteria, please call 412-831-1328 so that we can discuss the procedures involved.

Bethel ParkRecreation

Bethel Park YouthBasketball League

The Bethel Park Department of Recreation and LeisureServices would like to thank the following businesses forsponsoring a team in our basketball league:

Brookside LumberBob Purkey AgencyCartwright OrthodonticsSobara’s Shop & SaveBethel BakeryAcademy of PodiatryAl’s CaféMaceil’s Auto BodyRay Kells - Prudential Preferred RealtyPasta TooNorthwest Savings BankThe Pizza Stop

February 21, 2011www.bethelpark.net

AttentionBusiness Owners/Managers

FIELDBANNERSPONSOR

OPPORTUNITY

We have an excitingopportunity for your businessor agency to sponsor a

banner that will be displayedat PARK AVENUE FIELD or

MILLENNIUM PARK.Your 4’ X 6’ banner will bedisplayed during the spring,summer and fall sports

seasons.Please contact theRecreation Office at412-831-1328

for more information.

Driving Range Golf CardFee: $30.00All agesA$40 Cool Springs Bonus Ball Card may be purchased for $30 through the Recreation Office. Payfor the card at the Recreation Office, and then take the receipt to the Pro Shop at Cool SpringsGolf and Family Recreation Center to obtain the card. Cards are good through the 2011 season.This offer is ONLY available at the Recreation Office.3313.101Cool Springs Golf

Flea MarketFee: $10.00 Non-res add: $4.00May 21 2011All agesRecreation Flea Markets will be held at the Port Authority Parking Lot, at the corner of LytleRoad and Brightwood Road. Flea Markets are held the third Saturday of the month from Maythrough September, from 8:00 AM-2:00 PM.

DATES FOR 2011:MAY 21 (3317.205)JUNE 18 (3317.206)JULY 16 (3317.207)AUGUST 20 (3317.208)SEPTEMBER 17 (3317.309)

Spaces are assigned based upon the order the registrations are received in the RecreationOffice. Sellers should report between 7:00 and 7:30 AM on Saturday morning. You may loseyour space if you are not on site by 8:00 AM. Your assigned space will consist of two (2)parking lot spaces. Display your items only in the area assigned to you. Sellers are to providetheir own table or display equipment.

You may park ONE standard size vehicle at your assigned space. HOWEVER, THE FLEAMARKET AREA WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL VEHICLE TRAFFIC BETWEEN 7:45 AM AND2:00 PM. Additional parking will be available. At the conclusion of the sale, all items must beremoved from the sale area, and all litter placed in proper containers.

PLEASE NOTE: All Flea Markets will be held RAIN OR SHINE. Fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE. There will NOT be any refunds or credit givenonce registration and payment has been made.

Individuals may register for any or all of the Flea Markets held through September.Registration begins on Monday, March 14, 2011.

Bethel Park resident, used items $10Non-resident, used items $14New or sample items $14

3317.205 08:00am-02:00pm SaParking Lot-Lytle & Brightwood Roads

Pavilion PermitsFee $15.00Any resident of Bethel Park may reserve selected picnic areas at Simmons Park or Village GreenPark. These areas include a shelter and several picnic tables. The permits are available from theRecreation Office, and should be requested in written form at least 2 weeks prior to the daterequested. All Park and Municipal rules must be followed. NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES arepermitted in any of the parks. The permit gives restricted use for the picnic area only. The tenniscourts, sand volleyball court and ball fields are NOT included on the permit. Water and restroomsare available in both parks.THERE IS A NON-REFUNDABLE, NON-TRANSFERABLE $15.00 CHARGE FOR A PAVILIONPERMIT.We will start taking reservations in April.

Picnic BagFee: $12.00Ages: 18yrs and overAny Bethel Park resident, group or organization may rent this bag that contains bats, balls,badminton set, volleyball net and frisbees. It may be used at backyard picnics or other functions.Written requests along with a Non-Refundable $12 per day rental fee should be directed to the:

Bethel Park Community Center5151 Park AvenueBethel Park, PA 15102

at least two weeks prior to the date desired. A refundable deposit of $20 is required when the bagis picked up. The picnic bag MUST be returned the following day before 1:30 pm. A LATECHARGE OF $12.00 PER DAY WILL BE CHARGED when the bag is returned late. Lost ordamaged items MUST be paid for or replaced.3327.201Community Center

SPECIAL INTEREST

February 21, 2011 www.bethelpark.net

The Bethel Park Community Center continues to be the center of activity inthe community. Frequently reserved for social and professional functions,the facility is well known throughout the South Hills. The Community Center,with 40,495 sq. ft. of space, includes areas for special events and meetings,a gymnasium and locker area, an exercise/dance studio, walking track anda separate classroom. The large multi-purpose room has seating toaccommodate 300 and is capable of being divided into three separaterooms. The Community Center also includes separate youth and adultlounges, game room, catering-style kitchen, stage, and an outsideconcession area on the lower level to serve the athletic field. Walking trails,playground equipment, and a lighted multi-purpose field are situated on thecenter’s grounds.

Call 412-851-2910 for room reservations or other information.

Hours of operation are:Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.Friday - Saturday, 9 a.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Sunday, Noon - 9 p.m.

Open gym schedule is posted monthlyand is available at the front desk.

BETHEL PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

Multipurpose Room This exceptional room can be divided into three separate sections toaccommodate small and medium groups. With dividers open, the room can accommodatelarge group functions. The Multipurpose Room is perfect for wedding receptions, showers,banquets, parties, meetings or other special events.

Catering Kitchen Add this room to your rental when meals will be served at your event.Kitchen includes commercial ovens, grill, convection ovens, refrigerator, freezer, warmingoven, coffee makers, microwave and dishwasher. Table linens and coffee service are alsoavailable for additional fees.

Theatrical Stage Does your event need a stage? The Stage may be rented in conjunctionwith the rental of Room B.

Game Room The Game Room has coin-operated games such as pool, pinball, video games,and more, available to residents of all ages to relax and play in a family environment. Anadult or guardian must accompany guests under age 12.

Youth Lounge A kitchenette, couches, TV, VCR, DVD player, and game tables are all in theYouth Lounge. This is a perfect place for local teens to gather, relax and play a variety ofgames.

Adult Lounge Equipped with a kitchenette, couches, TV, VCR, DVD player, magazines andgame tables, the Adult Lounge provides a comfortable atmosphere for anyone 21 years andover to relax, read, enjoy a card game with friends or watch television or a movie.

Classroom A large room with tables and chairs to be used for youth and adult Recreationclasses or meetings.

Gymnasium Includes one full-length and one ½ basketball court; can also be converted tothree ½ sized courts. It has a total of eight basketball hoops. Also features three ½ sizevolleyball courts.

Exercise Studio A bright and open mirrored area to accommodate a variety of fitness anddance classes.

Elevated Walking Track Features a 1/12 mile cushioned walking track that overlooks thegymnasium.

Day Lockers May be used during your visit to the Community Center. No locks are permittedto remain overnight.

Community Center Facilities

5151 PARK AVENUE

IN ORDER TO ENSURE SAFETY FOR ALLCOMMUNITY CENTER USERS,

CHILDREN UNDER 12 MUST BE UNDERDIRECT SUPERVISION OF AN ADULT AT ALL TIMES.

The following procedures must be adhered to when renting any room at the Bethel ParkCommunity Center:• Rentals are available to Bethel Park residents only.• Rental requests must be submitted in writing and should include: Name,Address, Telephone, Number of Guests Expected, Date Requested, TimeRequested, and Purpose of Rental. Pre-printed request forms are available atthe Community Center front desk.

• Applicants will receive a letter notifying them if space is unavailable.• If space is available for requested rental date, a letter, Reservation Permit, andTerms and Conditions will be returned to applicant for completion. A 25%payment of total charges is required at the time of application submission.

• The balance of total charges is due at least 30 days prior to event date.• Any cancellation 60 days or more from date of initial payment requires forfeitureof 50% of initial payment.

• Any cancellation within 30 days of approved event requires forfeiture of entireinitial payment, up to 50% of total rental charges.

• Any use of the Community Center which requires Municipal staff to stay after thescheduled closing time shall be charged an additional $40 per hour for anyportion of an hour that may be needed.

• Rental rate includes the set-up of tables and chairs.• Renters will be responsible to visit the Community Center one week in advanceof their event to sign-off on all seating/room arrangements. The security/damagedeposit should also be paid at this time. Rate: $100 per area rented.

Rental Procedures


Room Rental Fees(Bethel Park residents ONLY)

Three rental areas are available in the “Multipurpose Room”and include:

AREA RATE ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS

Area A $90 for $30 per hr Seats 604 hours* after first 4

Area B $275 for $80 per hr Seats 1504 hours* after first 4

Area C $90 for $30 per hr Seats 604 hours* after first 4

Areas A, $400 for $115 per hr Seats 300B, & C 4 hours* after first 4

Catering $100 perKitchen event

Stage $50 per (With Area B only)event

Alcohol $25 perPermit event

Security/ $100 perDamage areaDeposit rented

*Rate is for the first four hours. Maximum rental time perevent is 9 hours.

RENTAL RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Due one weekprior to date of

event.

THE COMMUNITY CENTERWILL BECLOSED

FOR THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAY:

Easter WeekendFriday, April 22,Saturday, April 23,and Sunday, April 24

The Community Center will beOPENon

Memorial Day, Monday, May 30from

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Municipal Offices will be CLOSEDon Good Friday, April 22 and onMemorial Day, Monday, May 30.

BETHEL PARKCOMMUNITY CENTER

ADULT AND YOUTH CLUBS

The South Hills Stamp Club meets at the Center monthly. New members of all skilllevels are welcome to attend. Each month, members complete make and take cardsusing a variety of stamping techniques. Call 412-835-3044 for information and meetingschedule.

The Woodcarvers Club meets every Tuesday from 1:00 - 3:30 PM. Carvers of allskill levels are welcome to join this group. Club members display their finished creationsat least once a year at the center.

The South Hills Lacemakers Club meets at the Center monthly. Lacemakers of allskill levels, including beginners, are welcome to attend. Samples of finished projects willbe displayed in the Community Center. Call 412-833-3239 or 724-972-7801 for moreinformation and a meeting schedule.

The Knitting Club meets each Monday from 9:30 AM - noon. All skill levels arewelcome to attend, including beginners.

Bethel Park Artist Guild - Membership is open to Bethel Park Artists of any medium.Club members’ work is displayed at the Center throughout the year. Monthly meetingsare held on the first Thursday of the month, February through May and Septemberthrough December at 12:30 p.m. Call the Artist Guild at 412-831-5394 for additionalinformation.

Community Center Garden Club members plant and maintain the flowerbedssurrounding the Center. New members are always welcome. Call the Center at412-851-2910 for more information about the group.

Call the Bethel Park Community Center at 412-851-2910 for information on all of ouractivities. If you have a special interest and would be interested in helping to form anew club or activity group, contact the Community Center Director, Cathy Muscato, at412-851-2912.

Membership FeesAmembership card is required to use the Bethel Park Community Center Gymnasium and WalkingTrack. Both residents and non-residents can purchase 12-month memberships at the CommunityCenter during normal business hours.

All that’s needed to purchase a membership is completion of a simple membership application andphoto identification (such as a drivers license) to prove residency; once payment is received, anidentification photo will be kept on file for each member – a process expected to take less than 10minutes. New members will receive both a wallet size member card as well as a small key tag card.

Individual memberships will include five complimentary guest passes, and Family memberships willinclude 15 complimentary guest passes. Guest pass utilization will be tracked electronically for theconvenience of the members; additional passes will be available for purchase.

Annual Membership: Resident NonresidentYouth (13 - 17 years old) $ 5.00 $ 125.00Adult (18 - 59 years old) $ 10.00 $ 150.00Family $ 25.00 $ 250.00Senior Adult (60+) $ 5.00 $ 80.00Additional Guest Passes – 5 $ 4.00 $ 45.00

Daily pass:Individual $ 1.00 $ 10.00


Municipality of Bethel ParkParks and Fields 2011

Park Site Location Acreage Facilities

Birch Tree Park Ashland Drive .75 pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/tire swing, four-seat spring toy,swingset/4 adult and 2 infant; ½ basketball court

Brookside Park Brookside Boulevard 2.50 undeveloped

Elm Tree Park Glen Hill Drive 3.95 play apparatus w/slide, four-seat spring toy, swingset/4 adult and2 infant, ½ basketball court, 5-foot high plastic climbing wall

Millennium Park 5900 Baptist Road 40 soccer/lacrosse/multi-purpose field, 2 youth baseball/softball fields(1 lighted), adult softball field (lighted), restroom facilities,play apparatus w/slide, four-seat spring toy, swingset

Miner's Park 5480 Main Street 8.08 pavilion w/tables, play apparatus w/slides, 2 climbing apparatus,see-saw, swingset/3 adult and 2 infant, basketball court (lighted),2 youth baseball/softball fields, adult softball field, ½ basketball court

Mollyhill Park 259 Santa Fe Drive 6.00 pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/slide and tire swing, four-seatspring toy, swingset/4 adult and 2 infant, basketball court,inline hockey court

Oak Tree Park Summit Street 3.04 pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/slide and tire swing, 2 spring toys,swingset/2 adult and 2 infant, basketball court, youthbaseball/softball field

Park Avenue Fields 5151 Park Avenue 11 play apparatus w/slides, swingset/2 adult and 2 infant,@ Community Center 2 spring toys, youth baseball/softball field, multi-purpose field

(lighted), walking track, storage unit/press box

Peter Page Park Church Road 16.65 walking trail, Arboretum, Community Garden (20 plots)

Pine Tree Park "N" Street 1.01 pavilion w/tables, 2 play apparatus w/slides, swingset/3 adult and1 infant, 2 spring toys, see-saw, ½ basketball court, back-stop area

Shamrock Woods Leprechaun Drive 4.05 undeveloped, one walk-through path

Simmons Park 1200 Clifton Road 25.50 2 pavilions w/tables, 1 picnic grill, 2 play apparatus w/slides,swingsets/4 adult and 4 infant, 2 basketball courts (lighted), sandvolleyball court (lighted), 3 baseball/softball fields (lighted),inline hockey court (lighted), 2 tennis courts (lighted), batting cage,walking trail, concession stand, restroom facilities

UPMC Field 1300 Oxford Drive 1.50 youth baseball/softball field, scoreboard, batting cage,concession stand/storage/unit/press box

Village Green Park 7000 Alicia Drive 11.0 2 pavilions w/tables, 2 play apparatus w/slides and tire swing,3 climbing apparatus, soccer/lacrosse field, baseball/softball field,2 horseshoe courts, walking trail, restroom facilities/storage unit

pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/tire swing, four-seat spring toy,swingset/4 adult and 2 infant; ½ basketball court

undeveloped

play apparatus w/slide, four-seat spring toy, swingset/4 adult and 2infant, ½ basketball court, 5-foot high plastic climbing wall

soccer/lacrosse/multi-purpose field, 2 youth baseball/softball fields(1 lighted), adult softball field (lighted), restroom facilities, playapparatus w/slide, four-seat spring toy, swingset

pavilion w/tables, play apparatus w/slides, 2 climbing apparatus,see-saw, swingset/3 adult and 2 infant, basketball court (lighted),2 youth baseball/softball fields, adult softball field, ½ basketball court

pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/slide and tire swing, four-seat springtoy, swingset/4 adult and 2 infant, basketball court, inline hockey court

pavilion w/table, play apparatus w/slide and tire swing, 2 spring toys,swingset/2 adult and 2 infant, basketball court, youth baseball/softballfield

play apparatus w/slides, swingset/2 adult and 2 infant, 2 spring toys,youth baseball/softball field, multi-purpose field (lighted), walking track,storage unit/press box

walking trail, Arboretum

pavilion w/tables, 2 play apparatus w/slides, swingset/3 adult and1 infant, 2 spring toys, see-saw, ½ basketball court, back-stop area

Undeveloped, one walk-through path

2 pavilions w/tables, 1 picnic grill, 2 play apparatus w/slides,swingsets/4 adult and 4 infant, 2 basketball courts (lighted), sandvolleyball court (lighted), 3 baseball/softball fields (lighted), inlinehockey court (lighted), 2 tennis courts (lighted), batting cage, walkingtrail, concession stand, restroom facilities

youth baseball/softball field, scoreboard, batting cage, concessionstand/storage unit/press box

2 pavilions w/tables, 2 play apparatus w/slides and tire swing,3 climbing apparatus, soccer/lacrosse field, baseball/softball field,2 horseshoe courts, walking trail, restroom facilities/storage unit


Bethel Park Spring 2011 Tennis ClinicsApril 18 – June 12, 2011 (8 Weeks) Registration Deadline April 11 - All Lessons at USC Municipal Courts

No Clinics May 21 (Makeup June 18) & No Clinics May 30 (Make up June 4)

Monday 3:30–4:30 Or 6:00 – 7:00

Tuesday 3:30–4:30 Or 6:00 – 7:00

Friday 3:30–4:30 Or 6:00 – 7:00

Saturday 2:00 – 3:00

Juniors Level 1 Novice

Level 2

Advanced Beginner

Ages 5 ! - 18 Sunday 1:00 – 2:003:30 – 4:30

Level 1 & 2 Fees:

One Day Per Week $155

Two Days Per Week $290

Monday 4:30 – 6:00

Tuesday 4:30 – 6:00

Friday 4:30 – 6:00


Juniors

Level 3

Low Intermediate

Sunday 2:00 – 3:30

Level 3 Fees:



Tuesday 5:00 – 7:00

Wednesday 5:00 – 7:00

Friday 5:00 – 7:00

Juniors Level 3.5

Intermediate

Sunday 2:00 – 4:00

Level 3.5 Fees:



Monday 3:00 – 5:00 Or 5:00 – 7:00

Tuesday 3:00 – 5:00 Or 5:00 – 7:00

Thursday 3:00 – 5:00 Or 5:00 – 7:00

Friday 3:00 – 5:00 Or 5:00 – 7:00

Saturday12:00 – 2:00

(Levels 5 & 5.5 only)

Juniors

Level 4 High Intermediate

Level 5 Advanced

Level 5.5 Championship

Saturday 2:00 – 4:00 (Level 4 only)

Level 4, 5 & 5.5 Fees:



Monday 10:00 – 10:45

Tuesday 12:30–1:15 Or 1:15 –2:00

Thursday 12:30–1:15 Or 1:15 – 2:00


Tiny Tots Tennis

New Session Length:

8 Weeks

Ages 3 ! - 5 !

Must be potty-trained Sunday 1:00 – 1:45

Tiny Tots Tennis Fees:



BETHEL PARK SPRING 2011 REGISTRATION FORM

Family Discounts Available – Call First for Details

NAME:____________________________________________________AGE:_____BIRTHDATE:_______E-MAIL__________________________

ADDRESS:__________________________________________________CITY:_________________________________ZIP:_______________

HOME:(___)___________________WORK:(____)____________________CELL: (_____)____________________FAX: (____)_____________

LEVEL OF PLAY:__________CLINIC DAY(S) AND TIME(S):____________________ CLINIC DAY(S) AND TIME(S): __________________________

PLEASE INDICATE METHOD OF PAYMENT: CHECK ENCLOSED:__________VISA:__________MASTER CARD:__________DISC.___________

ACCOUNT NUMBER:________________________________________________________________EXPIRATION DATE:_________________

PRINT NAME ON CREDIT CARD:________________________________________________________AMOUNT TO CHARGE:_______________

SIGNATURE:_______________________________________________________________________________ (REQUIRED ON ALL CHARGE ORDERS)

ALL PHONE AND FAX REGISTRATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH A CREDIT CARD

Adult Level 1 Adult Level 2 Adult Level 3 Adult Level 4

Mon. 7 - 8:30pm Mon. 11 - 12:30pm Wed. 9 -10:30am Mon. 12:30–2pm

Tues. 11 - 12:30pm Tues. 7 - 8:30 pm Wed. 7- 8:30 pm Thurs 7 -8:30 pm

Wed. 12:30-2 pm Wed. 11 -12:30 pm Thurs 12-1:30 pm Sun. 4:30- 6 pm

Sun. 4:30 -6 pm Thurs 9 - 10:30 am

Adult Clinic Fees:

One Day per week $195

Two Days per week $370

Monday 11:30 – 1:00 Advanced Monday 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Tuesday11:00 – 12:00 noon or

12:00- 1:00Friday 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Wednesday1100 – 12:00 Advanced

12:00 – 1:00Saturday

8:00 – 9:00 am

Family Cardio

Thursday9:00 – 10:00 am or11:00 – 12:00 noon

Sunday8:00 – 9:00 amFamily Cardio

Friday 12:00 – 1:00

Saturday8:00 – 9:00 amFamily Cardio

Adult

Cardio

Tennis

Sunday8:00 – 9:00 am

Family Cardio

Junior

Cardio

Tennis8 Week Cardio Fees:

One Day Per Week $140 Direct all Cardio questions to

Two Days Per Week $260 Marcy Bruce 412-398-6066

8 Week Adv. Cardio Fees:

One Day per week $210

Two Days per Week $400

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: USCTDP, INC. MAIL TO: 4959 HIGHLAND AVENUE, BETHEL PARK, PA 15102Register online at www.usctdp.com Email: [email protected] Direct Questions to 412-831-2630


"The Merry Wivesof Windsor"

ByWilliam Shakespeare

Directed by Jay Breckenridge

and Carol Schafer

Fridays, February 18 & 25

Saturdays, February 19 & 26

8:00 PM

Sundays, February 20 & 27

2:00 PM

at the Bethel Park Community Center

5151 ParkAvenue,Bethel Park

Box office opens one half hour before curtain

Ticket prices are $10.00 for Adults

and $7.00 for Students and Seniors

Sir John Falstaff, an errant, portly, disreputable but loveable

knight, is short on money and schemes to court two wealthy

married women.The two wily wives enjoy playing practical

jokes, and conspire to outwit him and preserve their honor at

the same time. In a secondary plot, the daughter of one of the

women devises a scheme to outwit her parents and marry the

suitor of her own choosing.This modern adaptation of

Shakespeare's comedy is written in language that is easily

understood--no accents required--and features the broad

characterizations and slapstick humor that have continued to

delight audiences everywhere.

Please visit our website for more information at

www.heritageplayers.org

"The Odd Couple"(Female Version)

by Neil Simon

Directed by Bob Scott

Fridays, May 13 and 20Saturdays, May 14 and 21

at 8:00 PMSundays, May 15 and 22

at 2:00 PM

at the Bethel Park Community Center5151 Park Avenue, Bethel Park

Box office opens one half hour before curtainTicket prices are $10.00 for Adultsand $7.00 for Students and Seniors

Unger and Madison are at it again! Florence Unger and Olive Madison, that is, inNeil Simon's hilarious contemporary comic classic: the female version of TheOdd Couple. Instead of the poker party that begins the original version, Ms.

Madison has invited the girls over for an evening of Trivial Pursuit. The Pidgeonsisters have been replaced by the two Constanzuela brothers. But the hilarity

remains the same.

Please visit www.heritageplayers.org for information on all our shows orcall 412-831-6800 Ext. 745 to leave a message.

The Heritage PlayersBethel Park Community Theatre Productions...

Reminder:

Auditions

Feb. 27 & 28

7:00-9:00 PM!

See the May 9th issue of theBethel Park Chronicles for

Heritage Players auditions andperformance information about our

Summer Broadway Revue!

www.bethelpark.net

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February 21, 2011

BETHEL PARK MUSIC BOOSTERS

The Award Winning Bethel Park High School Marching Band,Orchestra, Top 21 and Music Boosters would like to say

"THANK YOU"to the Community for supporting our hoagie sales.

The Music Department will be travelingnext April to perform during their annual Spring Trip.

Delicious Regular, Special and Turkeyhoagies will be available for $5.00.

The dates for hoagie sales areFebruary 26April 9

See any Band, Orchestra, or Top 21 member to order orcall the Music Department at 412-854-8535.

The Heritage PlayersBethel Park Community Theatre

Presents

A Night onBroadway:

A Musical Revue

Saturday, March 26 at 7:00 PMSunday, March 27 at 2:00 PM

South Hills Elks Lodge2425 South Park Road

Bethel Park

Tickets are $25.00 per person andinclude dinner and show.

Doors open one hour before the show.This is a dinner theatre fundraiser to

support The Heritage Players.

Seating is limited. Reservations arerequired by March 19th.

Paid reservations are guaranteed.Please email reservation requests and

questions to:[email protected].

Please mail andmake checks payable to:

The Heritage PlayersP O Box 841

Bethel Park, PA 15102

Please visit www.heritageplayers.orgfor more details

Auditions for theHeritage Players Summer Children's Show

"Once Upon a Fairytale"directed by Emily Shawgo

"The Magic Bookshelf"directed by Adam Winter

Wednesday, April 13 from 6:15 - 7:15 pmBethel Park Community Center Stage

Actors should come prepared to play theater gamesand read from the script.

Rehearsals will be on Wednesdays, from 6:15 - 7:15 pm.Additional rehearsals will be added in June.

Before auditioning, please check your calendars for the following datesand times because actors must be available for all the performances:

Wednesday, June 15 at 6:00 pmThursday, June 16 at 6:00 pmFriday, June 17 at 9:30 amSaturday, June 18 at 9:30 am

Please visit www.heritageplayers.org for details.

Attention Actorsages 6-16!

Bethel Park Recreation and Leisure Services Register ONLINE at www.bethelpark.net

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORMSeparate form REQUIRED for EACH participant. You may DUPLICATE this form.

DO NOT USE THIS FORM FOR: Youth basketball, any day camp, flea market, Ski Club, soccer, wrestling, track or tennis.

(PARTICIPANT)

FIRST NAME: LAST NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY: ZIP: BP Resident? Yes / No

PHONE: home ( ) work/cell ( )

BIRTH DATE: m /d /y Current Grade: Male / Female (circle)

Email address: .

Please include any special needs:

1. Activity Name Code no. .

Day Start Date Time

Location Fee Due $


Day Start Date Time

Location Fee Due $

PLEASE CONTINUE AND SIGN THE WAIVER BELOW:

Make check payable to: BETHEL PARK RECREATION Total amount enclosed $

Payment is from (print name) cash check #

Mail or drop off to: Bethel Park Recreation, 5100 West Library Avenue, Bethel Park, PA 15102 I, , understand the rules and regulations for the (Parent/guardian or participant – print name) activity for which I have registered myself, or have registered my child. By my signature, I agree to hold harmless and blameless the Municipality of Bethel Park, Bethel Park School District and any employee thereof as to and regarding any liability, claims, damages or any item whatsoever resulting from any accident or injury which I or those under my supervision or care might receive while participating in the above Recreation program(s).

SIGNATURE: (Participant, or parent/guardian, if participant is under 18 years of age)

Please call the Recreation Office at 412-831-1328 if you have any question regarding this registration. The Recreation Office does not contact participant to confirm registrationunless there is a conflict, a change in day/date or class is full or cancelled.

OFFICE USE ONLY

Amount Due $ Amount Paid $ Cash Check #

Account # Activity Code # . Date received

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Bethel Park Recreation and Leisure Services Register ONLINE at www.bethelpark.net

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORMSeparate form REQUIRED for EACH participant. You may DUPLICATE this form.

DO NOT USE THIS FORM FOR: Youth basketball, any day camp, flea market, Ski Club, soccer, wrestling, track or tennis.

(PARTICIPANT)

FIRST NAME: LAST NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY: ZIP: BP Resident? Yes / No

PHONE: home ( ) work/cell ( )

BIRTH DATE: m /d /y Current Grade: Male / Female (circle)

Email address: .

Please include any special needs:


Day Start Date Time

Location Fee Due $


Day Start Date Time

Location Fee Due $

PLEASE CONTINUE AND SIGN THE WAIVER BELOW:

Make check payable to: BETHEL PARK RECREATION Total amount enclosed $

Payment is from (print name) cash check #

Mail or drop off to: Bethel Park Recreation, 5100 West Library Avenue, Bethel Park, PA 15102 I, , understand the rules and regulations for the (Parent/guardian or participant – print name) activity for which I have registered myself, or have registered my child. By my signature, I agree to hold harmless and blameless the Municipality of Bethel Park, Bethel Park School District and any employee thereof as to and regarding any liability, claims, damages or any item whatsoever resulting from any accident or injury which I or those under my supervision or care might receive while participating in the above Recreation program(s).

SIGNATURE: (Participant, or parent/guardian, if participant is under 18 years of age)

Please call the Recreation Office at 412-831-1328 if you have any question regarding this registration. The Recreation Office does not contact participant to confirm registrationunless there is a conflict, a change in day/date or class is full or cancelled.

OFFICE USE ONLY

Amount Due $ Amount Paid $ Cash Check #

Account # Activity Code # . Date received

FARMERS’ MARKETBethel Park’s award winning Farmers’ Market starts May 3, 2011! The Farmers’Market will be held every Tuesday from 3:00 to 7:00 pm on the grounds of theBethel Park Community Center. Come to buy your fresh fruits and vegetables,flowers, bedding plants, baked goodies, and much more!! Sales continue weeklythrough the summer, ending in October.

SUMMER CAMPS!Summer Day Camp (ages 6-10) and Summer Fun (ages 11-14) will be bigger andbetter than ever! Several additional themed-camps for children will be held at theCommunity Center. Tennis Camps for Junior Levels 3 to 5.5 will have rollingadmissions. Check out the details in the Summer issue of the Bethel ParkChronicles for more information.

SummerPreview

AMUSEMENT PARK DISCOUNT TICKETSThe Bethel Park Department of Recreation and Leisure Services and the PennsylvaniaRecreation and Park Society, Inc. will have a variety of 2011 Amusement Park discounttickets available at the Recreation Office, Bethel Park Municipal Building, sometime inMay. A limited supply of tickets will be available for some parks. Tickets for CedarPoint, Hershey Park, Idlewild Park & Soak Zone, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium,Sandcastle and Geauga Lake should be available. Payment must be made by checkor with exact change during regular Recreation office hours. A complete list of parksand prices will be in the May 9, 2011 issue of the Bethel Park Chronicles.

TOWER CONCERT SERIES 2011The Bethel Park Community Center will once again host the “Tower Concert Series” for2011, sponsored by the Bethel Park Community Foundation. Concerts will bescheduled on selected Sunday afternoons beginning in July. A complete list of artistswill be available in the May issue of the Bethel Park Chronicles.

Look for details in the Bethel Park Chronicles to be mailed

the week of May 9.

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