The Municipality of
Murrysville
The 2011 Comprehensive Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan
Appendix
Version: August 2011
Dedicated to excellence.
The Municipality of Murrysville
Appendix
Appendix A – Community Survey
and Detailed Survey Summary
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WE NEED YOUR HELP. What do you think about parks, recreation & open space in Murrysville?
Your answers will help the Municipality of Murrysville create a plan to improve parks and recreation in our community. The plan will make recommendations for providing recreation opportunities and improving our parks while preserving our scenic beauty and natural resources. Please take a few minutes to answer all the questions to complete the survey right away. Thank You!
1. Please indicate if you or members of your household participate or are interested in the following activities in our community. Circle one response for each activity. Yes, I/We No, but Not Don’t Know Activity participate Interested Interested about it a. Community Day Y I NI DK b. Murrysville Night of Lights Y I NI DK c. Other special events in the community Y I NI DK d. League sports (e.g. baseball, soccer, lacrosse, football, basketball etc.) Y I NI DK e. Non-league sports (e.g. golf, tennis, etc.) Y I NI DK f. Exercise and fitness, walking, bicycle riding Y I NI DK g. Horseback riding Y I NI DK h. Hunting Y I NI DK i. Nature enjoyment, playing or socializing in Murrysville’s parks Y I NI DK j. Winter sports (sledding, x-country skiing, skating, etc.) Y I NI DK k. The Arts (music, arts, drama, dance) Y I NI DK l. Adult Classes for recreation, life-long learning, or skill development Y I NI DK m. Recreation activities in the schools or organized programs on school holidays Y I NI DK n. Programs offered by the Murrysville Recreation Department Y I NI DK o. Other – Please specify: Y I NI DK
2. How would you rate Murrysville’s recreation programs and services on the following qualities? Circle one response for each quality. Not Excellent Average Poor Sure a. Interesting E A P NS b. Quality of programs E A P NS c. Variety of programs E A P NS d. Quality of recreation leaders or instructors E A P NS e. Price E A P NS f. When programs are held E A P NS g. Where programs are held E A P NS h Advertising E A P NS i. Ease of signing up E A P NS j. Murrysville’s special events E A P NS k. Overall rating of Murrysville’s recreation E A P NS programs
3. What are the ways you or members of your household prefer to engage in your recreational activities? Circle one response.
a. Participate in organized scheduled programs. b. Engaging in recreation opportunities that I can do on my own whenever I want. c. Combination of participating in organized programs and doing fun things on my own.
4. How likely would members of your household be to participate in recreation programs for the following groups? Circle one response for each program.
Programs for: Not Applicable Not Likely Likely Very Likely a. Pre-schoolers (5 and under) NA NL L VL b. Elementary students (6 – 10 yrs.) NA NL L VL c. Middle School students (11 – 13 yrs.) NA NL L VL d. High School students (14 – 18 yrs.) NA NL L VL e. Adults (18+ yrs.) NA NL L VL f. Senior Citizens (65+ yrs.) NA NL L VL g. Families NA NL L VL h. People with disabilities NA NL L VL
5. What prevents you or members of your household from participating in recreational opportunities? Circle all that apply.
a. Nothing prevents me or members of my household from participating b. Too busy / Family schedules already filled with organized activities c. Don’t know about them, how to participate in them, or where to go for them d. Cost too much e. Not available near where I live / no transportation available f. Poor quality facilities g. Programs offered do not interest me h. Other – Please Specify:
6. How often do you or members of your household use Murrysville’s parks and recreation facilities? Circle one response for each facility. Not Aware Daily Weekly Occasionally Never of it a. Bear Hollow Park D W ON NA b. Chambers Park D W ON NA c. Duff Park D W ON NA d. Heritage Park D W ON NA e. Lillian Killman Nature Reserve DW ON NA f. Murrysville Community Park (MCP) D W ON NA g. Paws on the Run – Dog Park at MCP D W O N NA h. Kovalczik Park DW ON NA i. Pedora Park D W ON NA j. Pleasant Valley Park D W ON NA k. Royal Highlands Ballfield D W ON NA l. Staymates Log House D W ON NA m. Townsend Park DW ON NA n. Veterans and Beckwith Sports Fields D W ON NA o. Other parks- Please specify: D W O N NA
7. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please write in your response in the space provided.
8. How would you rate Murrysville’s parks on the following qualities? Circle one response for each quality.
Excellent Average Poor Not Sure a. Cleanliness E A P NS b. Attractiveness E A P NS c. Peace and quiet E A P NS d. Fun places to enjoy free time E A P NS e. Safety E A P NS f. Maintenance E A P NS g. Location E A P NS h. Types of facilities available E A P NS i. Access to nature E A P NS j. Appeal to people of all ages E A P NS k. Overall rating for Murrysville’s parks E A P NS
9. What do you think about the availability of the following opportunities (both private and public sectors) in our community? Circle one response for each opportunity. Too Just Not Many Right Enough a. Playgrounds TM JR NE b. Sports fields TM JR NE c. Game courts TM JR NE d. Skate facilities for skateboards or in-line skating TM JR NE e. Path systems (walking, on-road bike lanes, off-road bike TM JR NE paths) f. Access to woods and natural areas TM JR NE g. Multi-purpose non-motorized trails – for horses, hiking, TM JR NE mountain biking, etc. h. Amphitheater TM JR NE i. Dog park TM JR NE j. Dogs-on-leash areas TM JR NE k. Picnic pavilions TM JR NE l. Community gathering places TM JR NE m. Indoor recreation / performing arts facilities TM JR NE n. Historic sites TM JR NE o. Other – Please specify: TM JR NE
10. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville, what would you want that to be? Please type in your response in the space provided.
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11. What do you think the priorities for parks, recreation and open space in Murrysville should be? Circle one response for each item. High Low Need More Don’t Priority Priority Information Want It a. Improving active recreation facilities HP LP NMI DWI b. Providing passive recreation facilities. HP LP NMI DWI c. Adding off-road bicycle trails HP LP NMI DWI d. Adding on-road bicycle lanes HP LP NMI DWI e. Maintaining existing recreation facilities HP LP NMI DWI f. Adding new recreation facilities HP LP NMI DWI g. Providing more organized recreation HP LP NMI DWI programs h. Using historic structures for HP LP NMI DWI recreation/education i. Other- Please specify: HP LP NMI DWI
12. How aware are you and members of your household about the following? Circle one response for each item.
Fully Informed Informed, but would Not Aware like to know more a. Public Parks in Murrysville FI WL NA b. Trails in Murrysville FI WL NA c. Private-sector recreation facilities FI WL NA d. Historic sites FI WL NA e. Public recreation programs, events FI WL NA and services f. Where to get information about public FI WL NA parks & recreation
13. How would you prefer to get information about parks and recreation in Murrysville? Circle one response for each item. Highly Somewhat Not Preferred Preferred Preferred a. Electronic media (Municipal WEB site HP SP NP www.murrysville.com, Facebook, Twitter, E-mail) b. Local newspapers, newsletters mailed to your home, HP SP NP handouts and fliers c. Murrysville In a Nutshell HP SP NP d. In Community Magazine HP SP NP e. Watch Comcast’s Murrysville Channel 19 HP SP NP f. Other – Please Specify: HP SP NP
14. Parks and recreation support could come from a variety of public and private sources. What would you be willing to do to support parks and recreation? Circle all that apply.
a. Pay user fees to participate in programs. b. Pay to use special types of recreation facilities that require high maintenance. c. Pay an additional $2-4 per person annually in local taxes. d. Pay an additional $5-7 per person annually in taxes. e. Join a park friends group as a dues paying member. f. Contribute time or expertise. Please specify how: ______g. I would not support anything for parks and recreation. h. Other- Please Specify:______15. Who lives in your household? Circle all that apply.
a. No children c. Children under 18 years e. Working adults g. None of these apply
b. People with disabilities d. Single head of household f. Senior Citizens/Retired
16. As the person completing this survey, please indicate your age group, gender and length of residence in your community. Circle your age group, gender, and your length of residence.
AGE a. Younger than 18 years b. 18-24 years c. 25-44 years d. 45-64 years e. 65 & older
GENDER f. Male g. Female
RESIDENCE h. Lived here less than 5 years i. Lived here 5 to 10 years j Lived here over ten years
Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you would like to share with the Municipality’s Recreation and Parks Department.
Optional – Please add your name, address, telephone number and e-mail address if you are interested in helping out with parks and recreation. You can be involved as your time permits – from a one-time project to an ongoing basis.
Name______
Address ______(Street address, city, state, zip code))
Phone______E-Mail ______
Topic of Interest:______
Thank you for your time and input! We look forward to sharing the results with all residents in December. Dedicated to excellence.
Murrysville Park & Recreation Survey
1. Please indicate if you or members of your household participate or are interested in the following activities in our community. Click one response for each activity.
Yes, I/We No, but Don't Know Response Not Interested participate Interested about it Count
Community Day 34.9% (112) 38.9% (125) 21.2% (68) 5.0% (16) 321
Murrysville Night of Lights 9.2% (29) 45.6% (144) 29.7% (94) 15.5% (49) 316
Other special events in the 34.1% (103) 39.7% (120) 10.6% (32) 15.6% (47) 302 community
League sports (e.g. baseball, soccer, lacrosse, football, 40.4% (127) 14.3% (45) 42.4% (133) 2.9% (9) 314 basketball etc.)
Non-league sports (e.g. golf, 36.7% (115) 23.3% (73) 35.1% (110) 4.8% (15) 313 tennis, etc.)
Exercise and fitness, walking, 73.7% (235) 19.1% (61) 5.3% (17) 1.9% (6) 319 bicycle riding
Horseback riding 7.8% (24) 32.0% (99) 54.0% (167) 6.1% (19) 309
Hunting 10.8% (34) 13.3% (42) 71.7% (226) 4.1% (13) 315
Nature enjoyment, playing or 73.4% (235) 15.9% (51) 8.1% (26) 2.5% (8) 320 socializing in Murrysville’s parks
Winter sports (sledding, x-country 43.5% (138) 33.4% (106) 18.6% (59) 4.4% (14) 317 skiing, skating, etc.)
The Arts (music, arts, drama, 27.4% (87) 42.3% (134) 24.0% (76) 6.3% (20) 317 dance)
Adult Classes for recreation, life- 27.8% (88) 45.7% (145) 21.8% (69) 4.7% (15) 317 long learning, or skill development
Recreation activities in the schools or organized programs on school 29.0% (92) 28.1% (89) 34.4% (109) 8.5% (27) 317 holidays
1 of 64 Programs offered by the 41.3% (129) 35.9% (112) 12.5% (39) 10.3% (32) 312 Murrysville Recreation Department
Other (please specify) 39
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2. How would you rate Murrysville’s recreation programs and services on the following qualities? Click one response for each quality.
Response Excellent Average Poor Not Sure Count
Interesting 24.8% (73) 52.4% (154) 1.7% (5) 21.1% (62) 294
Quality of programs 29.3% (86) 41.5% (122) 1.4% (4) 27.9% (82) 294
Variety of programs 24.5% (72) 45.2% (133) 6.1% (18) 24.1% (71) 294
Quality of recreation leaders or 24.8% (73) 33.7% (99) 0.3% (1) 41.2% (121) 294 instructors
Price 24.8% (73) 40.8% (120) 1.4% (4) 33.0% (97) 294
When programs are held 22.1% (65) 44.9% (132) 2.7% (8) 30.3% (89) 294
Where programs are held 26.5% (78) 40.1% (118) 3.1% (9) 30.3% (89) 294
Advertising 16.0% (47) 44.9% (132) 14.6% (43) 24.5% (72) 294
Ease of signing up 31.0% (91) 37.4% (110) 3.7% (11) 27.9% (82) 294
Murrysville’s special events 21.4% (63) 41.5% (122) 5.1% (15) 32.0% (94) 294
Overall rating of Murrysville’s 26.5% (78) 50.0% (147) 2.7% (8) 20.7% (61) 294 recreation programs
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2 of 64 3. What are the ways you or members of your household prefer to engage in your recreational activities? Click one response.
Response Response
Percent Count
Participate in organized scheduled 7.3% 21 programs.
Engaging in recreation opportunities that I can do on my own whenever 31.9% 92 I want.
Combination of participating in organized programs and doing 60.8% 175 fun things on my own.
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3 of 64 4. How likely would members of your household be to participate in recreation programs for the following groups? Click one response for each program.
Response Not Applicable Note Likely Likely Very Likely Count
Pre-schoolers (5 and under) 78.8% (212) 1.5% (4) 9.3% (25) 10.4% (28) 269
Elementary students (6 – 10 yrs.) 60.1% (167) 2.5% (7) 14.4% (40) 23.0% (64) 278
Middle School students (11 – 13 73.2% (194) 3.8% (10) 10.6% (28) 12.5% (33) 265 yrs.)
High School students (14 – 18 yrs.) 75.5% (200) 4.9% (13) 10.9% (29) 8.7% (23) 265
Adults (18+ yrs.) 11.2% (31) 17.4% (48) 48.2% (133) 23.2% (64) 276
Senior Citizens (65+ yrs.) 75.6% (195) 7.0% (18) 12.8% (33) 4.7% (12) 258
Families 21.4% (58) 13.7% (37) 42.8% (116) 22.1% (60) 271
People with disabilities 82.0% (209) 5.9% (15) 8.2% (21) 3.9% (10) 255
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4 of 64 5. What prevents you or members of your household from participating in recreational opportunities? Click all that apply.
Response Response
Percent Count
Nothing prevents me or members 41.8% 120 of my household from participating
Too busy / Family schedules already filled with organized 43.6% 125 activities
Don’t know about them, how to participate in them, or where to go 37.3% 107 for them
Cost too much 5.9% 17
Not available near where I live / no 2.8% 8 transportation available
Poor quality facilities 1.7% 5
Programs offered do not interest 19.9% 57 me
Other (please specify) 26
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5 of 64 6. How often do you or members of your household use Murrysville’s parks and recreation facilities? Click one response for each facility.
Not Aware Response Daily Weekly Occasionally Never of it Count
Bear Hollow Park 0.7% (2) 9.9% (27) 47.6% (130) 33.7% (92) 8.1% (22) 273
51.3% Chambers Park 0.4% (1) 4.1% (11) 31.2% (84) 13.0% (35) 269 (138)
Duff Park 7.7% (22) 17.3% (49) 55.6% (158) 17.3% (49) 2.1% (6) 284
55.6% Heritage Park 0.4% (1) 1.1% (3) 21.3% (57) 21.6% (58) 268 (149)
50.2% Lillian Killman Nature Reserve 1.1% (3) 1.9% (5) 28.3% (75) 18.5% (49) 265 (133)
Murrysville Community Park (MCP) 4.0% (11) 21.3% (58) 44.1% (120) 26.5% (72) 4.0% (11) 272
Paws on the Run – Dog Park at 72.2% 0.4% (1) 3.3% (9) 13.7% (37) 10.4% (28) 270 MCP (195)
57.1% Kovalczik Park 0.0% (0) 0.4% (1) 18.7% (50) 23.9% (64) 268 (153)
57.0% Pedora Park 0.4% (1) 0.4% (1) 18.9% (50) 23.4% (62) 265 (151)
51.9% Pleasant Valley Park 1.5% (4) 7.8% (21) 21.1% (57) 17.8% (48) 270 (140)
62.5% Royal Highlands Ballfield 0.0% (0) 0.8% (2) 9.8% (26) 26.9% (71) 264 (165)
63.9% Staymates Log House 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) 9.0% (24) 27.1% (72) 266 (170)
Townsend Park 4.1% (11) 8.9% (24) 55.7% (151) 25.1% (68) 6.3% (17) 271
Veterans and Beckwith Sports 57.4% 1.5% (4) 6.4% (17) 21.9% (58) 12.8% (34) 265 Fields (152)
Other parks (please specify) 13
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7. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the space provided.
Response
Count
254
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8. How would you rate Murrysville’s parks on the following qualities? Click one response for each quality.
Response Excellent Average Poor Not Sure Count
Cleanliness 60.5% (167) 32.2% (89) 1.4% (4) 5.8% (16) 276
Attractiveness 59.2% (164) 31.0% (86) 4.3% (12) 5.4% (15) 277
Peace and quiet 59.6% (165) 33.9% (94) 0.7% (2) 5.8% (16) 277
Fun places to enjoy free time 65.3% (181) 26.0% (72) 2.5% (7) 6.1% (17) 277
Safety 56.3% (156) 33.9% (94) 1.4% (4) 8.3% (23) 277
Maintenance 50.9% (141) 36.8% (102) 5.4% (15) 6.9% (19) 277
Location 62.0% (171) 30.8% (85) 1.8% (5) 5.4% (15) 276
Types of facilities available 27.4% (76) 53.1% (147) 11.9% (33) 7.6% (21) 277
Access to nature 72.9% (202) 18.4% (51) 2.2% (6) 6.5% (18) 277
Appeal to people of all ages 52.0% (143) 33.8% (93) 6.2% (17) 8.0% (22) 275
Overall rating for Murrysville’s 58.2% (159) 31.9% (87) 4.0% (11) 5.9% (16) 273 parks
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7 of 64 9. What do you think about the availablity of the following opportunities (both private and public sectors) in our community? Click one response for each opportunity.
Response Too Many Just Right Not Enough Count
Playgrounds 2.0% (5) 72.4% (184) 25.6% (65) 254
Sports fields 11.9% (30) 71.1% (180) 17.0% (43) 253
Game courts 3.6% (9) 69.9% (174) 26.5% (66) 249
Skate facilities for skateboards or 3.4% (8) 57.1% (136) 39.5% (94) 238 in-line skating
Path systems (walking, on-road 1.2% (3) 45.9% (119) 52.9% (137) 259 bike lanes, off-road bike paths)
Access to woods and natural areas 1.5% (4) 80.7% (209) 17.8% (46) 259
Multi-purpose non-motorized trails – for horses, hiking, mountain biking, 2.4% (6) 53.0% (131) 44.5% (110) 247 etc.
Amphitheater 2.6% (6) 44.4% (104) 53.0% (124) 234
Dog park 7.0% (17) 84.4% (206) 8.6% (21) 244
Dogs-on-leash areas 5.8% (14) 79.8% (194) 14.4% (35) 243
Picnic pavilions 2.0% (5) 74.4% (183) 23.6% (58) 246
Community gathering places 1.6% (4) 79.4% (193) 18.9% (46) 243
Indoor recreation / performing arts 2.5% (6) 45.7% (111) 51.9% (126) 243 facilities
Historic sites 1.3% (3) 66.4% (156) 32.3% (76) 235
Other (please specify) 25
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8 of 64 10. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville, what would you want that to be? Please type in your response in the space provided.
Response
Count
218
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9 of 64 11. What do you think the priorities for parks, recreation and open space in Murrysville should be? Click one response for each item.
Need More Response High Priority Low Priority Don't Want It Information Count
Improving active recreation 44.1% (112) 22.4% (57) 29.1% (74) 4.3% (11) 254 facilities
Providing passive recreation 30.2% (76) 30.2% (76) 36.5% (92) 3.2% (8) 252 facilities.
Adding off-road bicycle trails 50.8% (130) 30.1% (77) 12.1% (31) 7.0% (18) 256
Adding on-road bicycle lanes 46.5% (118) 26.0% (66) 11.8% (30) 15.7% (40) 254
Maintaining existing recreation 81.0% (205) 8.3% (21) 9.5% (24) 1.2% (3) 253 facilities
Adding new recreation facilities 18.1% (46) 48.0% (122) 24.8% (63) 9.1% (23) 254
Providing more organized recreation 28.6% (73) 43.9% (112) 21.2% (54) 6.3% (16) 255 programs
Using historic structures for 30.6% (78) 31.4% (80) 31.0% (79) 7.1% (18) 255 recreation/education
Other (please specify) 23
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10 of 64 12. How aware are you and members of your household about the following? Click one response for each item.
Informed, but would Response Fully Informed Not Informed like to know more Count
Public Parks in Murrysville 42.0% (111) 50.0% (132) 8.0% (21) 264
Trails in Murrysville 31.7% (83) 53.8% (141) 14.5% (38) 262
Private-sector recreation facilities 15.8% (41) 39.8% (103) 44.4% (115) 259
Historic sites 10.8% (28) 43.1% (112) 46.2% (120) 260
Public recreation programs, events 28.6% (75) 56.1% (147) 15.3% (40) 262 and services
Where to get information about 36.0% (94) 49.0% (128) 14.9% (39) 261 public parks & recreation
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11 of 64 13. How would you prefer to get information about parks and recreation in Murrysville? Click one response for each item.
Response Highly Preferred Somewhat Preferred Not Preferred Count
Electronic media (Municipal WEB site www.murrysville.com, 68.7% (180) 21.0% (55) 10.3% (27) 262 Facebook, Twitter, E-mail)
Local newspapers, newsletters mailed to your home, handouts and 60.9% (159) 28.4% (74) 10.7% (28) 261 fliers
Murrysville In a Nutshell 21.4% (53) 44.8% (111) 33.9% (84) 248
In Community Magazine 28.6% (74) 36.3% (94) 35.1% (91) 259
Watch Comcast’s Murrysville 9.0% (23) 21.1% (54) 69.9% (179) 256 Channel 19
Other (please specify) 19
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12 of 64 14. Parks and recreation support could come from a variety of public and private sources. What would you be willing to do to support parks and recreation? Click all that apply.
Response Response
Percent Count
Pay user fees to participate in 59.9% 157 programs.
Pay to use special types of recreation facilities that require high 55.7% 146 maintenance.
Pay an additional $2-4 per person 36.3% 95 annually in local taxes.
Pay an additional $5-7 per person 26.7% 70 annually in taxes.
Join a park friends group as a dues 22.1% 58 paying member.
Contribute time or expertise. Please 23.7% 62 specify how below.
I would not support anything for 3.1% 8 parks and recreation.
Other (please specify) 17.6% 46
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13 of 64 15. Who lives in your household? Click all that apply.
Response Response
Percent Count
No children 22.5% 59
People with disabilities 6.1% 16
Children under 18 years 55.7% 146
Single Head of Household 5.3% 14
Working Adults 80.9% 212
Senior Citizens / Retired 20.2% 53
None of these apply 1.5% 4
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16. Age
Response Response
Percent Count
Younger than 18 years 0.4% 1
18-24 years 0.8% 2
25-44 years 37.2% 97
45-64 years 50.2% 131
65 & older 11.5% 30
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14 of 64 17. Gender
Response Response
Percent Count
Male 34.9% 91
Female 65.1% 170
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18. Residence
Response Response
Percent Count
Lived here less than 5 years 13.0% 34
Lived here 5 to 10 years 15.7% 41
Lived here over ten years 71.3% 186
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19. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to share with the Municipality's Recreation and Parks Department.
Response
Count
140
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15 of 64 20. Please add your information below:
Response Response
Percent Count
Name 97.4% 74
Street Address 88.2% 67
City, State, Zip Code 86.8% 66
Phone 68.4% 52
E-mail 89.5% 68
Topic of Interest: 73.7% 56
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1. Please indicate if you or members of your household participate or are
Other (please specify) 1 Swimming lessons in the summer Oct 28, 2010 1:24 PM 2 Special needs gym skills class Oct 28, 2010 1:30 PM 3 FLAT walking trails. Oct 28, 2010 2:38 PM 4 CROP WALK and NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER Oct 28, 2010 2:45 PM 5 Being a working parent, I would love to have recreational activities on school Oct 28, 2010 3:10 PM holidays that are affordable. 6 mountain biking Oct 28, 2010 3:35 PM 7 We need safe bike trails Oct 28, 2010 6:43 PM 8 Would like more access to arts programming. Oct 28, 2010 7:37 PM 9 library programs Oct 28, 2010 7:44 PM 10 All of my children have participated in the summer programs and winter programs Oct 29, 2010 1:04 AM offered thru Murrysville parks dept. 11 Mountain Biking Oct 29, 2010 1:06 AM 12 swimming classes, kid cooking class, drawing class Oct 29, 2010 11:31 AM 13 Nature Preserves are the best! Duff, King, Townsend Oct 29, 2010 12:08 PM 14 Nature enjoyment is separate form PLAYING and Socializing Oct 29, 2010 1:31 PM 15 modern restrooms at parks and a baseball park with concession stand would be Oct 29, 2010 1:38 PM nice. Fall way short and can't compete with surrounding communities. 16 of 64 16 I'd like to see the link to the West Penn Bike Trail finished. Oct 29, 2010 1:40 PM 1. Please indicate if you or members of your household participate or are
Other (please specify) 17 Having abundant open space is important for our community Oct 29, 2010 2:16 PM 18 Murrysville need family oriented events - not just sports and parks - many Oct 29, 2010 2:16 PM potential events are done in other communities and we seem to lack vision and are stuck in the same rut 19 Geocaching Oct 29, 2010 4:17 PM 20 geocaching Oct 29, 2010 4:23 PM 21 Love our parks + trail system. Should be more heavily promoted esp. given Oct 29, 2010 5:14 PM national attention toward issues of Americans' health and obesity epidemic. 22 geocaching Oct 29, 2010 6:14 PM 23 Geocaching Oct 29, 2010 6:19 PM 24 Geocaching Oct 29, 2010 9:04 PM 25 Star Gazing Oct 29, 2010 9:35 PM 26 I'm very interested in devloping land for hiking and enjoyment of the natural Oct 29, 2010 10:22 PM beauty. 27 Impromptu discussions, Community networking Oct 29, 2010 11:18 PM 28 recycling Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM 29 Tennis Leagues Oct 31, 2010 2:39 PM 30 geocaching Nov 1, 2010 1:54 PM 31 Morale of the story is more information could be published. Nov 2, 2010 2:38 AM 32 Eliminate hunting in the parks. Nov 2, 2010 2:48 AM 33 Too much time and effort put forth in parks. Nov 2, 2010 3:57 PM 34 tennis lessons in July Nov 3, 2010 12:18 AM 35 Paved biking trail along Rt 22 railroads Nov 3, 2010 10:42 AM 36 more hiking, biking, walking and horse trails, please Nov 3, 2010 7:26 PM 37 loved horseback riding earlier - hope to keep trails available Nov 4, 2010 12:00 AM 38 A Disc Golf course would be nice. Nov 4, 2010 4:03 PM 39 Would like indoor swimming pool to be avail during weekdays Nov 9, 2010 3:38 AM
1. What prevents you or members of your household from participating in
Other (please specify) 1 some times offered are when kids are in daycare in the summer, need more late Oct 28, 2010 1:28 PM day things instead of during school/naptime 2 We participate in recreational activities on a regular basis Oct 28, 2010 1:33 PM 3 Nothing interesting for Kindergarten age boy!!! Oct 28, 2010 1:57 PM 4 In the summer they are during the day and my children are in daycare so I can not Oct 28, 2010 3:13 PM get them to and from the activity. 5 we participate when we can and want to! Oct 28, 2010 3:45 PM 6 I have MS and many programs are not physically possible for me to participate in. Oct 28, 2010 5:04 PM 7 Programs offered when I am not available, as my schduel is different from most Oct 28, 2010 7:34 PM people's -not 9-5! 8 Would like more events geared to arts (movies, art theater). Oct 28, 2010 7:40 PM 9 not many programs for ages 1-3 Oct 28, 2010 8:09 PM 10 Summer program for children with special needs17 of would 64 be welcomed Oct 28, 2010 9:28 PM 11 Conflicts with other planned personal events Oct 29, 2010 12:10 PM 1. What prevents you or members of your household from participating in
Other (please specify) 12 Very busy, but I sometimes participate in organized activities, like park walks Oct 29, 2010 1:38 PM 13 however, bathrooms at parks has been a problem and deterrent for years. Oct 29, 2010 1:42 PM 14 Done them over and over and no new varieties offered Oct 29, 2010 2:20 PM 15 Choose to attend only a few select functions Oct 29, 2010 6:39 PM 16 Can't attend activities scheduled before 6pm on M-F due to work schedule Oct 29, 2010 10:54 PM 17 too much noise and light! from sports fields, we need more quiet places Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM 18 No equestrian trails. Community is not horse friendly. Oct 30, 2010 7:25 PM 19 Lack of horseback riding trails Oct 31, 2010 8:51 PM 20 We love to bike ride. There are no kid friendly places to ride bicycles in Nov 1, 2010 4:26 PM Murrysville, I would love to see a "rails to trails" type path along route 22 running from Murrysville to Export and beyond 21 age trdtrictions for 5 and under Nov 2, 2010 8:43 PM 22 senior citizen, did participate at earlier age. Nov 2, 2010 11:45 PM 23 Sometimes we don't know about certain events until it's too late Nov 3, 2010 6:10 PM 24 We like to walk, hike, bike, and ride...more riding, etc in the new park for horses Nov 3, 2010 7:29 PM and bikes, please!!! 25 not home all the time - do individual recreation lots - use track at school Nov 4, 2010 12:02 AM 26 work schedule Nov 5, 2010 2:04 AM
1. How often do you or members of your household use Murrysville’s parks and
Other parks (please specify) 1 use playground equipment at schools Oct 28, 2010 1:36 PM 2 franklin reagional school Oct 28, 2010 2:42 PM 3 will check out the dog park!!! Oct 28, 2010 3:46 PM 4 As a 15 year resident the problem with everything listed here is that I have no idea Oct 28, 2010 4:04 PM where they are located or what they are used for. Information should be easily available to let the public know info. 5 Staymates not available. I go to Roaring Run, Yough River Trail, Westmoreland Oct 28, 2010 7:43 PM Heritage Trail, other rail trails. 6 King Nature Reserve Oct 29, 2010 12:12 PM 7 We visit the Nature Reserves often Oct 29, 2010 2:21 PM 8 mostly on Westmoreland Conservancy properties Oct 29, 2010 4:19 PM 9 Penn Twp Municipal Bldg Park has paved walk & toddler playground Nov 1, 2010 2:11 AM 10 Conservancy Reserves Nov 2, 2010 2:37 AM 11 Occasionally visit Delmont's park & Monroeville's Nov 3, 2010 7:40 AM 12 bushy run battlefield trails Nov 3, 2010 8:41 AM 13 keystone Nov 3, 2010 3:01 PM
1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response18 of 64 Text 1 duff Oct 28, 2010 1:22 PM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 2 Duff Oct 28, 2010 1:23 PM 3 Kovalcik Oct 28, 2010 1:27 PM 4 Chambers Park Oct 28, 2010 1:28 PM 5 have never been to one Oct 28, 2010 1:31 PM 6 I like many of the them. We spend time at Bear Hollow, and the park off of Oct 28, 2010 1:31 PM Meadowbrook because the picnic and recreation equipment seems to be in better shape there. 7 Bear Hallow Oct 28, 2010 1:32 PM 8 Townsend Oct 28, 2010 1:33 PM 9 DUFF Oct 28, 2010 1:43 PM 10 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 1:48 PM 11 MCP great for flying planes.. Oct 28, 2010 1:59 PM Love nature area accross the road. 12 Duff Park. Oct 28, 2010 2:03 PM 13 ???? Oct 28, 2010 2:15 PM 14 Pleasant Valley Park Oct 28, 2010 2:19 PM 15 Duff Oct 28, 2010 2:20 PM 16 (1) Duff (2) MCP Oct 28, 2010 2:36 PM 17 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 2:38 PM 18 duff park Oct 28, 2010 2:41 PM 19 chambers park Oct 28, 2010 2:42 PM 20 townsend Oct 28, 2010 2:48 PM 21 Either Chambers or Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 2:49 PM 22 Paws on the Run & Duff Oct 28, 2010 2:49 PM 23 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 2:53 PM 24 Townson Oct 28, 2010 3:00 PM 25 NONE IN PARTICULAR Oct 28, 2010 3:04 PM 26 Pleasant Valley, because of its natural setting. Duff Park also had a great Oct 28, 2010 3:09 PM environment. 27 DUFF Oct 28, 2010 3:16 PM 28 Townsend park is my favorite, I wish the fisher people would clean their or remove Oct 28, 2010 3:18 PM their used hooks and fishing lines, I have already pulled out a hook from my shoe more than once 29 Murrysville Community Park (Weistertown Road) Oct 28, 2010 3:19 PM 30 Townsend because I like all the trails. Oct 28, 2010 3:21 PM 31 Bear Hollow Oct 28, 2010 3:32 PM 32 Duff Oct 28, 2010 3:39 PM 33 Townsend. Love the Pine Grove and paths. Love trees. Oct 28, 2010 3:47 PM 34 I love Duff Park and I usually walk their daily. My husband runs most days at the Oct 28, 2010 3:53 PM Municipal Park. 35 Townsend - best place to walk the dog. Wish there were agility equipment there. Oct 28, 2010 3:54 PM 36 townsend Oct 28, 2010 3:56 PM 37 Duff Oct 28, 2010 3:57 PM
19 of 64 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 38 Probably the baseball field across from the Dairy Queen on 22. Haymaker Field? Oct 28, 2010 4:04 PM But PARKING is a real problem and always has been. Also, the newly put in so called downtown square is totally ridiculous since there is no public parking available (there is business spaces around the area but interferes with those business patrons) and I don't see anything there for activities other than a couple of benches in front of Dr Grieco dentist's office. 39 We like New House Park in Delmont. The walking trail is nice and the facilities Oct 28, 2010 4:05 PM are kid-friendly. 40 Duff. The trails are great. Oct 28, 2010 4:08 PM 41 Duff Oct 28, 2010 4:16 PM 42 Murrysville community park Oct 28, 2010 4:19 PM 43 Duff Park. Oct 28, 2010 4:38 PM 44 I go to Duff often but I like the trails at PV more. Oct 28, 2010 4:43 PM 45 Townsend park and Pleasant Valley Park Oct 28, 2010 4:53 PM 46 Duff park Oct 28, 2010 5:11 PM 47 Duff Park. My son uses this to practice long-distance running occasionally as he Oct 28, 2010 5:12 PM is on the Cross Country team at St. Vincent College, and it's close to our home in Franklin Estates. However, he is currently a Senior and will be graduating spring 2011. He hopes to do some running after graduation so may continue to use it occasionally. 48 Townsend Oct 28, 2010 5:13 PM 49 Townsend Oct 28, 2010 5:16 PM 50 staymates Oct 28, 2010 5:23 PM 51 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 5:48 PM 52 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 6:11 PM 53 Duff Oct 28, 2010 6:19 PM 54 Townsend has the best laid out and scenic area for a laid back walk. Duff is good Oct 28, 2010 6:21 PM for walking for a short available time. Pedora is great for the kids. 55 Duff because of the walking trails but we would love to be able to ride bikes in a Oct 28, 2010 6:48 PM park also. I know some people do ride in Duff but I think biking conditions there are not good. 56 Murrysville has several great Parks: Oct 28, 2010 6:58 PM Townsend and Duff are our favorites! 57 Bear Hollow Oct 28, 2010 7:01 PM 58 Bear Hollow - the kids love the creek there, although I think it is getting quite Oct 28, 2010 7:05 PM dangerous in parts. I also wish we had more interactive activities there and it was just bigger. Newhouse park would be our 2nd choice in the area. 59 Bear Hollow Oct 28, 2010 7:11 PM 60 none Oct 28, 2010 7:18 PM 61 duff Oct 28, 2010 7:18 PM 62 ? Oct 28, 2010 7:22 PM 63 Pleasant Valley Oct 28, 2010 7:35 PM 64 Pleasant Valley Park - large, beautiful park with varied terrain and topography. Oct 28, 2010 7:44 PM Very peaceful - a beautiful place to enjoy a wide variety of nature. Excellent trails. 65 For nature: Duff Oct 28, 2010 7:48 PM For play: Chambers 66 no favorite Oct 28, 2010 7:56 PM 67 Kelman and Duff Oct 28, 2010 8:19 PM 68 DUFF 20 of 64 Oct 28, 2010 8:21 PM 69 Murrysville Community Park Oct 28, 2010 8:31 PM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 70 Duff Park Oct 28, 2010 8:34 PM 71 Duff Oct 28, 2010 8:47 PM 72 Duff Oct 28, 2010 9:03 PM 73 Don't use the parks Oct 28, 2010 9:30 PM 74 Townsend Oct 28, 2010 9:31 PM 75 Townsend Park WAS our favorite until past couple years as increased number of Oct 28, 2010 9:37 PM dog owners let their dogs run without a leash. The lack of animal enforcement and couple scares with agressive dogs has made the park unsafe to take our three children on walks or fishing at the lake. Currently we've made Bear Hollow our favorite since it has nice areas for the kids to play and we've had dog problems. 76 I love Duff Park and hike there a lot. I'm glad to see the new signs there. I've Oct 28, 2010 9:44 PM participated in the "Meet Up" hike there. Thanks for all of the hard work your doing to make the park nice. 77 Kovalcik Park Oct 28, 2010 9:47 PM 78 DO NOT HAVE 1 Oct 28, 2010 10:57 PM 79 veterans Oct 28, 2010 11:07 PM 80 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 12:16 AM 81 Townsend Park - fishing Oct 29, 2010 12:40 AM 82 I live very close to Chambers so it has become my favorite. would like to have Oct 29, 2010 12:42 AM walking track 83 Duff Oct 29, 2010 12:54 AM 84 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 12:56 AM 85 Duff Oct 29, 2010 12:59 AM 86 duff park Oct 29, 2010 1:02 AM 87 Pleasant Valley Park Oct 29, 2010 1:07 AM 88 Townsend park Oct 29, 2010 1:07 AM 89 Duff Oct 29, 2010 1:49 AM 90 My favorite park in Murrysville would have to be Pleasant Valley Park. The Oct 29, 2010 2:10 AM walking trails are more level and easier to walk than some of the trails in Townsend (my next favorite) which are uneven or at a slight angle and put extra stress on the ankles and lower leg muscles. 91 Don't live in Murrysville. How did Nixle push me into Murrysville when I live in Oct 29, 2010 5:15 AM North Huntingdon? hmmmm 92 Bear Hollow Oct 29, 2010 5:36 AM 93 Love the variety of them all! Take the dogs and kids often! Oct 29, 2010 9:08 AM 94 All the parks are kept clean Oct 29, 2010 11:38 AM 95 Townsend Park's many trails, but mainly due to the close proximity to our house in Oct 29, 2010 12:13 PM Murry Woods off Crowfoot Road 96 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 12:19 PM 97 Duff Oct 29, 2010 12:34 PM 98 Duffs Oct 29, 2010 12:38 PM 99 Duff Oct 29, 2010 1:06 PM 100 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 1:07 PM 101 duff Oct 29, 2010 1:07 PM 102 Duff Oct 29, 2010 1:16 PM 103 Murrysville Golf course Oct 29, 2010 1:28 PM 104 DUFF PARK 21 of 64 Oct 29, 2010 1:40 PM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 105 Bear Hollow Oct 29, 2010 1:43 PM 106 Duff Oct 29, 2010 1:43 PM 107 Duff Oct 29, 2010 2:09 PM 108 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 2:15 PM 109 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 2:17 PM 110 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 2:21 PM 111 DUFF PARK Oct 29, 2010 2:22 PM 112 Duff Oct 29, 2010 2:31 PM 113 PV Park Oct 29, 2010 2:37 PM 114 townsend Oct 29, 2010 2:51 PM 115 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 3:40 PM 116 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 3:50 PM 117 Duff Park Oct 29, 2010 3:57 PM 118 Duff Oct 29, 2010 4:01 PM 119 My favorite municipality owned park is the MCP wetlands Oct 29, 2010 4:19 PM 120 I like to ride my MTB at PV park. Ability to ride there a night is also a big plus. Oct 29, 2010 4:30 PM Doing a good job of adding good sustainable trails too. 121 I love them all. I tend to go where geocaching leads me within the parks. I've had Oct 29, 2010 4:32 PM quite a fun time geocaching recently in Duff Park and Pleasant Valley. 122 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 4:48 PM 123 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 5:05 PM 124 Several favorites as we frequent many of them: Duff, MCP tails, PV Park, Kellman Oct 29, 2010 5:19 PM 125 haven't been to murrysville parks yet, but would be interested in attending some Oct 29, 2010 6:18 PM events if time permits 126 MCP or Pleasant Valley Oct 29, 2010 6:33 PM 127 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 6:41 PM 128 Townsend and Westmoreland County nature preserves. Oct 29, 2010 6:42 PM 129 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 6:57 PM 130 Duff Oct 29, 2010 7:15 PM 131 MCP Oct 29, 2010 7:25 PM 132 Duff Oct 29, 2010 8:41 PM 133 We greatly enjoy the walking trails in Duff Park! Oct 29, 2010 8:47 PM 134 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 8:59 PM 135 Murrysville Community Park Oct 29, 2010 9:18 PM 136 Bear Hollow - it is close enough to walk to; we use the playground, hiking trail, ball Oct 29, 2010 9:43 PM courts, and the kids love to play in the creek. 137 Kellman Nature Reserve--closest to home Oct 29, 2010 10:07 PM 138 Pleasant Valley followed by Duff. Oct 29, 2010 10:24 PM 139 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 10:56 PM 140 Townsend Oct 29, 2010 11:23 PM 141 Pleasant Valley then Duffpark Oct 29, 2010 11:41 PM 142 Duff Park. It is close and easy to walk with a dog on a leash. Nice by the run in Oct 30, 2010 12:54 AM most times of the year. Nice wide path but has other paths if feel more adventurous. 143 townsend Oct 30, 2010 1:35 AM 144 Duff Park 22 of 64 Oct 30, 2010 2:53 AM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 145 Murrysville Community Park Oct 30, 2010 3:03 AM 146 Bear Hollow Park Oct 30, 2010 3:27 AM 147 Duff Oct 30, 2010 11:51 AM 148 duff Oct 30, 2010 12:53 PM 149 townsend Oct 30, 2010 1:40 PM 150 Duff Park Oct 30, 2010 2:41 PM 151 Townsend Oct 30, 2010 3:06 PM 152 Duff Park which needs more parking spaces, recycle bins, more entrances from Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM Roundtop... 153 Bear Hollow Park Oct 30, 2010 4:59 PM 154 Duff and Townsend are both favorites. Oct 30, 2010 5:53 PM 155 duff Oct 30, 2010 7:22 PM 156 Duff Park because it is conveniently close to my home, and I enjoy walking the Oct 30, 2010 7:26 PM trails daily. I like the natural surroundings and few hikers in the area when I walk. 157 Townsend is our favorite. Great trails for exercising. Dog friendly. People Oct 30, 2010 7:27 PM friendly! 158 duff Oct 30, 2010 10:35 PM 159 duff Oct 30, 2010 11:25 PM 160 bear hollow Oct 31, 2010 12:54 PM 161 Murrysville community park Oct 31, 2010 2:35 PM 162 Duff Oct 31, 2010 2:42 PM 163 Townsend and Kellman Oct 31, 2010 2:51 PM 164 Townsend - go there every day. Great for dogs. Oct 31, 2010 3:04 PM 165 Lillian Killman Nature Preserve Oct 31, 2010 3:35 PM 166 Townsend is my favorite because of its rustic setting, challenging trails, and Oct 31, 2010 4:03 PM proximity to my home. 167 Bear Hollow is in our neighborhood and we have a group of 12 men that play Oct 31, 2010 4:11 PM tennis there regularly. THe courts are cracking and should be repaired. We generally move indoor for the winter months Nov-Mar, but will occasionally play at Bear hollow in those months if the weather is 40 degrees and above. 168 MCP Oct 31, 2010 4:55 PM 169 duff Oct 31, 2010 7:21 PM 170 Duff Oct 31, 2010 8:53 PM 171 Townsend Park Oct 31, 2010 11:05 PM 172 Duff Park - beautiful trillium and other wild flowers! But also Kellman Nature Oct 31, 2010 11:52 PM Reserve, because it is so near to us. 173 duff Nov 1, 2010 1:39 AM 174 NONE: no paved walking paths for strollers, no playgrounds specific for toddlers, Nov 1, 2010 2:15 AM no public pool, not one big park like Legion Keener in Latrobe or Lynch Field in Greensburg or North Park in North Hills--- MURRYSVILLE parks are small with not alot going on---- I would not even call most of them a park!!!! 175 Duff Park and Community Park Nov 1, 2010 2:19 AM 176 duff Nov 1, 2010 12:45 PM 177 DuffPark Nov 1, 2010 12:48 PM 178 Duff Park, great hiking and mountain biking! Very pretty and challenging. Nov 1, 2010 1:40 PM 179 Duff 100% I love to run and walk there. Nov 1, 2010 4:28 PM Pleasant Valley is my 2nd favorite 23 of 64 180 MCP Nov 1, 2010 4:37 PM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 181 Murrysville Community Park - nice trail; activities for lots of ages; future plans for Nov 1, 2010 5:29 PM development to meet more community needs. 182 Townsend Park is a great park setting but it is not maintained well. Nov 1, 2010 8:30 PM 183 Bear Hollow Park Nov 1, 2010 8:36 PM 184 MCP - of all Murrysville Parks, this one comes the closest to what a park should Nov 1, 2010 8:38 PM be. 185 Right now Duff Park is my favorite to walk with my dog. Second is Townsend Nov 1, 2010 8:48 PM Park. 186 Duff Nov 1, 2010 8:55 PM 187 Duff is great for walking, because it's near my home. Nov 1, 2010 9:01 PM Paws on the Run is great for the dog to go have fun with other dogs, although it would be nice if water was available there! 188 Duff Park. Walking trails. Nov 1, 2010 9:20 PM 189 Tie between Duff park and Pleasant Valley. We just found Pleasant Valley park Nov 1, 2010 9:24 PM and we like to bike there. We hike Duff park often with our dog. 190 Chambers Park Nov 1, 2010 9:24 PM 191 Chambers and MCP Nov 1, 2010 9:47 PM 192 either Townsen or Duff Nov 1, 2010 11:24 PM 193 Duff Nov 1, 2010 11:47 PM 194 Bear hollow. Wish it had public rest rooms. Nov 2, 2010 12:04 AM 195 murrysville community park Nov 2, 2010 12:25 AM 196 Bear Hollow Nov 2, 2010 12:58 AM 197 Duff Nov 2, 2010 1:23 AM 198 Pleasant Valley. Quiet, nice trails, great natural area, not crowded. Nov 2, 2010 2:38 AM 199 Bear Hollow. We use it the most due to location and all the things to do packed in Nov 2, 2010 2:45 AM one little park. We enjoy Townsend due to the fishing pond, but that is all we go there for. 200 Duff Park and PV Park - equally Nov 2, 2010 2:52 AM 201 dek hockey Nov 2, 2010 3:03 AM 202 Duff Nov 2, 2010 10:36 AM 203 Bear Hollow Nov 2, 2010 11:48 AM 204 Duff park. More parking space and improved parking lot and trails will be great. Nov 2, 2010 12:55 PM 205 Townsend Park Nov 2, 2010 1:02 PM 206 NA Nov 2, 2010 1:57 PM 207 Heritage due to the proximity to my house Nov 2, 2010 2:28 PM 208 Chambers. Nov 2, 2010 3:15 PM 209 MCP - However, location is too far from main line Murrysville and facilities are not Nov 2, 2010 4:04 PM suitable for all weather conditions. 210 Bear Hollow - close to home Nov 2, 2010 5:58 PM 211 Bear hollow. Nov 2, 2010 8:44 PM 212 Duff Park. Nov 2, 2010 11:19 PM 213 duff park Nov 2, 2010 11:46 PM 214 Townsend Nov 3, 2010 12:10 AM 215 Duff Park was but have been upset with the "no geo caching" propoganda. Now Nov 3, 2010 1:19 AM really liking Pleasant Valley Park. 216 I spend more hours on the Chambers tennis courts. Nov 3, 2010 7:41 AM 217 Duff by far 24 of 64 Nov 3, 2010 8:41 AM 218 Duff Park Nov 3, 2010 10:07 AM 1. What is your favorite park in Murrysville? Please type in your response in the
Response Text 219 Bear Hollow because it is close Nov 3, 2010 10:44 AM 220 Bear Hollow Nov 3, 2010 12:27 PM 221 I like Duff Park the best. The hiking opportunities are very nice. Nov 3, 2010 12:39 PM 222 Pleasant Valley and Duff Park are my two favorites; however, I think the dog park Nov 3, 2010 2:34 PM was a nice addition. Great job! 223 Townsend Nov 3, 2010 3:01 PM 224 Bear Hollow Nov 3, 2010 4:20 PM 225 Bear Hollow. Nov 3, 2010 5:15 PM 226 Bear Hollow Nov 3, 2010 5:19 PM 227 We appreciate Pedora the most because it is within walking distance of our Nov 3, 2010 6:12 PM residence. 228 Duff, Kellman Nov 3, 2010 6:59 PM 229 Murrysville Community Park Nov 3, 2010 7:30 PM 230 Duff Park Nov 3, 2010 7:42 PM 231 Murrysville Community Park Nov 4, 2010 12:04 AM 232 Bear hollow Nov 4, 2010 1:34 PM 233 Townsend Nov 4, 2010 2:17 PM 234 MCP Nov 4, 2010 4:03 PM 235 PV park and Duff park, they have the best mtb trails. Nov 4, 2010 4:06 PM 236 We like walking at PV park Nov 4, 2010 8:46 PM 237 Duff, Townsend Nov 4, 2010 9:21 PM 238 Kellman Nov 4, 2010 10:03 PM 239 tie between Duff, Dog Park and Townsend Nov 5, 2010 12:45 AM 240 Probably Townsend because of the walking trails and the pond. Nov 5, 2010 1:17 AM 241 It's a toss-up between Duff Park and Townsend Park, but our dog likes the Dog Nov 5, 2010 2:05 AM park best 242 MCP Nov 5, 2010 1:22 PM 243 PV Park, because it offers the best hiking trails in the district. Nov 5, 2010 4:50 PM 244 Bear Hollow park for the kids to play. We need better baseball fields and better Nov 5, 2010 6:32 PM soccer facilities however. Compared to neighboring communities our fields do not compare. We need a baseball complex with nice bathrooms and the same for soccer. We don't even have concession stands yet. We can't even host baseball tournaments because we don't have any means to make money from concessions or have lights for the kids to play in the evenings. In regards to the soccer fields, at least put some steps up to get to the upper soccer fields and have bathrooms with running water! 245 Duff Nov 6, 2010 9:03 PM 246 I don't have one. Nov 7, 2010 1:36 PM 247 Bear Hollow because my kids can ride bikes on the courts but it would be nice to Nov 7, 2010 9:02 PM have a park with flat trails for family bike riding 248 Pleasant Valley Park: the single track, wooded landscape is perfect for hiking and Nov 8, 2010 12:50 AM mountain biking. Duff Park is my 2nd favorite. 249 Pleasant Valley Nov 8, 2010 1:12 AM 250 Townsend Nov 9, 2010 3:39 AM 251 Townsend Park Nov 9, 2010 3:18 PM 252 Duff The comments on the next page refer to Duff Park [only] Nov 9, 2010 8:09 PM 253 Townsend Park...lots of nice trails Nov 10, 2010 2:00 AM 25 of 64 254 Duff Park is gorgeous, has great trails, and is extremely peaceful. Nov 10, 2010 1:54 PM 1. What do you think about the availablity of the following opportunities (both
Other (please specify) 1 not enough running trails!!!! Oct 28, 2010 1:46 PM 2 definately not enough road lanes - would love to see similar to North Park Oct 28, 2010 2:56 PM 3 It would be great to hook up with the rails-to-trails bike trails Oct 28, 2010 3:50 PM 4 Use mostly Delmont facilities Oct 28, 2010 3:57 PM 5 Charm of parks is off leash under voice control guideline Oct 28, 2010 4:56 PM 6 Some of these don't apply--checked off "Just Right" Oct 28, 2010 5:17 PM 7 I have to drive at least 1/2 away for a trail for biking Oct 28, 2010 6:23 PM 8 continue to allow geocaching Oct 29, 2010 4:20 PM 9 could use a few more geocache hides :-) Oct 29, 2010 4:33 PM 10 any people do not obey "dog on leash" postings + no one monitors so /we avoid Oct 29, 2010 5:22 PM areas like Townsend Park for this reason. 11 need more green space and a larger, nicer community center Oct 29, 2010 9:47 PM 12 Indoor swimming pool open all day, place to play volleyball Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM 13 Wish Murrysville had recreational skate facilities! Oct 30, 2010 5:01 PM 14 More Fishing Lakes Oct 31, 2010 11:57 PM 15 NEED: Paved walking paths for strollers, public pool, more tennis courts, Nov 1, 2010 2:20 AM playground for different age groups....need one big park ---not small areas with a little grass and a couple swings that Murrysville calls a park... 16 Would be helpful to have a not sure selection here Nov 2, 2010 2:49 AM 17 More path systems and on road bike lanes! Nov 2, 2010 2:54 AM 18 Would like more restroom facilities Nov 2, 2010 6:16 PM 19 WE have found it difficulty to get field time for the many sports our children play. Nov 2, 2010 11:21 PM 20 there is no public outdoor pool/water play area Nov 3, 2010 1:25 AM 21 It would be nice to have some Handball/tennis walls Nov 3, 2010 12:31 PM 22 I didn't know we had an amphitheater of indoor recreation and performing arts Nov 5, 2010 2:07 AM 23 Attractive destinations such as 'tea house' etc. Nov 5, 2010 4:55 PM 24 Need more open hilltop fields for kite flying, star gazing Nov 9, 2010 3:39 AM 25 Dog-on-Leash not enforced and should be Nov 9, 2010 8:14 PM
1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 1 After school programs Oct 28, 2010 1:23 PM 2 Increase mountain biking trail system Oct 28, 2010 1:26 PM 3 Offer swimming lessons more often at the middle school throughout the year say Oct 28, 2010 1:29 PM in the evenings or on the weekends.
Offer the summer park program longer. 4 BIke trail. Oct 28, 2010 1:30 PM 5 na Oct 28, 2010 1:32 PM 6 We need bathrooms at the parks. The port-a-potties are often not in good shape Oct 28, 2010 1:33 PM and don't offer a place to wash hands. 7 Bring back the gym skills class for special needs kids Oct 28, 2010 1:34 PM 8 include play areas for all ages 26 of 64 Oct 28, 2010 1:37 PM 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 9 Would love to have a park like the Monroeville community park in Murrysville. Oct 28, 2010 1:37 PM More activities proposed for recreation, the choice is somewhat limited. 10 More areas for running and biking (longer trails) Oct 28, 2010 1:46 PM 11 None Oct 28, 2010 1:49 PM 12 Take better care of the ball fields and more of them. Oct 28, 2010 1:50 PM 13 Provide better playground equipment. This newer stuff is just plain boring, and Oct 28, 2010 2:03 PM rather dangerous!! My boys have both fallen and gotten hurt on them (MCP). After about five minutes they are bored and are ready to leave. Just poor design. Whatever happened to swings and slides? 14 Have more playground facilities available with all types of activities for small Oct 28, 2010 2:05 PM children to play on (i.e. swings, slides, etc...) 15 a better awareness campaign Oct 28, 2010 2:17 PM 16 beer in parks for over 21 Oct 28, 2010 2:38 PM 17 Better/more playground equipment for kids. We use Franklin's equipment. Oct 28, 2010 2:40 PM 18 Maintenance of tennis courts and more indoor facilites for winter Oct 28, 2010 2:45 PM 19 have grass on soccer fields at conmmunity park Oct 28, 2010 2:50 PM 20 Provide maps of parks and facilities in the parks Oct 28, 2010 2:52 PM 21 More running (run, bike, walk) trails, road paths, etc. Assist in the progress of Oct 28, 2010 2:57 PM Rails to Trails through Murrysville, Delmont and Export would help tremendously. 22 Create more greenways: trails for non-motorized travel. Oct 28, 2010 3:11 PM 23 LIGHTS Oct 28, 2010 3:18 PM 24 At townsend park, keep it cleaner by the fishing area...It is truly messy and Oct 28, 2010 3:21 PM DANGEROUS due to the patrons... 25 No suggestions at this time. Oct 28, 2010 3:22 PM 26 Control how fast the traffic goes on our back rural roads. People drive WAY too Oct 28, 2010 3:24 PM fast on them. 27 I like to run and it would be nice to have a park similar to twin lake, Oct 28, 2010 3:25 PM Northmoreland, or Northpark where you can run (on a semi level ground) 28 Bring back the Discovery program. Oct 28, 2010 3:34 PM 29 More hiking paths like the one in Duff where you just walk and don't have to be so Oct 28, 2010 3:41 PM fit to do it 30 Would love to have that agility equipment at Townsend. Oct 28, 2010 3:55 PM 31 Places to rent cross country skis Oct 28, 2010 3:56 PM 32 More biking trails Oct 28, 2010 3:57 PM 33 Hook up a Murrysville section of rails-to-trails bike/hiking path to connect with Oct 28, 2010 3:59 PM those in existence, or at least fill in our section. It's a growing and awesome thing in Pennsylvania especially, and it enables regular folks to bike/hike, in addition to the pro's who do the our hilly roads. There is an organization that works on doing this, and perhaps our big bike race and/or the new bike shop on route 22 in Monroeville might be interested in helping with this effort. We go to Saltsburg, Blairsville, even Slickville has it now, and many people of all ages use these trails for walking, biking, etc. 34 As a 15 year resident, you should let people know where these locations are and Oct 28, 2010 4:06 PM what they are for. I see in the Murrysville Star or the Penn Franklin mention of various facilities but I (and I am sure others) have no idea where they are located. Simply putting the name of the facility doesn't cut it. You may know where it is and what it is for but most of the residents don't. Look at the list of names you have listed in #6 and you should realize what I mean. Unless you know what and where they are, you don't know what and where they are. And then you ask for an opinion on cleanliness? How would I know if I have never been there and one of the choices for response should be "not sure"27 ofand 64 it isn't a choice. 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 35 feature directions to, maps of, and the amenities of each Murrysville Park in the Oct 28, 2010 4:08 PM InMurrysville Magazine 36 More readily available maps that are easy to read Oct 28, 2010 4:09 PM for the different parks. 37 Work on completing the comunity park access to the upper fields Oct 28, 2010 4:18 PM 38 Better playground equipment that is easy for younger children. In the public Oct 28, 2010 4:24 PM schools they do not let the kids climb on high things until they are 7, yet, that is all that is available for children at most of the parks. It makes no sense. Where did all the traditional playground equipment go? Need bathrooms & drinking fountains at Murrysville community parks. Increase local signage indicating where parks are. Maybe a annual flyer or local newspaper article on all the parks in the area & what is available. 39 Nothing. Well, I do wish people would pick up after their dogs in Duff Park. Oct 28, 2010 4:41 PM 40 Sorry, two things... Oct 28, 2010 4:48 PM
Connect the trail system from Duff Park to PV park over the top at Roundtop Road. This would give us an excellent trail system for the community.
End hunting in the parks in October and November. The weather has continued to be nice and people are in the woods with their children, pets, families. It is unsafe to allow hunting at the same time. This would apply mostly to PV, Duff and Townsend. Murrysville is no longer a rural community, it's the burbs and their shouldn't be hunting going on in well used community parks. 41 Fantastic system. Oct 28, 2010 4:57 PM Perhaps a trail pathslonger than the current ones available. Lack of lengthy trail system. If a connection between parks was feasible. 42 access to clean washrooms Oct 28, 2010 5:12 PM 43 Don't know Oct 28, 2010 5:15 PM 44 Have a park accessible for scooter, wheelchair use--it could have a paved path Oct 28, 2010 5:39 PM such as those that golf courses have to drive the golf carts. I'm sure people would use them if they were available. Perhaps parks with this feature could be located throughout the municipality in a variety of locations to make them accessible for everyone (north, south, east, or west). 45 Bike lanes on roads!! Oct 28, 2010 5:50 PM 46 Add more bicycling lanes & paths Oct 28, 2010 6:13 PM 47 PR, Oct 28, 2010 6:21 PM Not sure about other Parks except Duff and Community 48 Better and more rest room facilities. I don't think port a potties are enough. Oct 28, 2010 6:25 PM 49 bike paths Oct 28, 2010 6:50 PM 50 Improved bike lanes on Murrysville roads, and trails linking parks. Oct 28, 2010 7:01 PM 51 more benches at playgrounds, benches along creek at Bear Hollow so we can Oct 28, 2010 7:04 PM watch our kids as they play in the creek 52 an indoor rec area would be nice...we get lots of rainy/snowy days that limit us. Oct 28, 2010 7:14 PM 53 Take the public water and sewage from the newest parks and deliver it to my Oct 28, 2010 7:22 PM house instead. 54 more publicity in neighboring communities like Penn Hills Oct 28, 2010 7:23 PM 55 Leave more areas in a natural state, do not even mow...would provide places to Oct 28, 2010 7:40 PM get away from it all without spending tax dollars for maintenance. 56 Invest in development of a good network of roadside bike lanes and off-road Oct 28, 2010 7:50 PM hiking trails to join neighborhoods to each other and to other parts of the community (including recreational facilities, school28 of and64 municipal facilities, and commercial areas). 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 57 pleased with current facilities Oct 28, 2010 7:58 PM 58 Increase green space Oct 28, 2010 8:21 PM 59 No suggestions at this time. Oct 28, 2010 8:34 PM 60 Improve the quality and maintenance of the turf on the grass fields, i.e. soccer / Oct 28, 2010 9:19 PM lacrosse, especially at MCP 61 Stop spending community resources on parks, spend some money on sidewalks Oct 28, 2010 9:33 PM so we can walk to a store 62 Increase the safety and enjoyment experience of park visitors by making sure ALL Oct 28, 2010 9:44 PM park rules are enforced to prevent the actions and behavior of a few people from ruining it for others. 63 Make sure all of the trails are clearly marked. The last time I was at the Pleasant Oct 28, 2010 9:48 PM Valley trail I got lots a lot and I don't recall a port a john there. Need the bathrooms so I don't have to go while hiking. 64 Provide a Baseballl complex with ballfields surrounding a concession stand and Oct 28, 2010 9:50 PM bathrooms! (example..Penn Trafford and Monroeville!) 65 buy grass seed, field conditions are terrible Oct 28, 2010 11:10 PM 66 maps for hiking trails, or enough of them. Oct 29, 2010 12:18 AM 67 Enforce leash laws and dog waste laws. Oct 29, 2010 12:45 AM 68 better facilities at MCP (fields, cecession, bathrooms, etc...) Oct 29, 2010 12:57 AM 69 More biking trails Oct 29, 2010 12:58 AM 70 Increase the number of hiking trails. Oct 29, 2010 1:02 AM 71 additional bike paths Oct 29, 2010 1:05 AM 72 Implement a comprehensive system of trails (off road and roadside) throughout Oct 29, 2010 1:08 AM the entire municipality to connect all parks, neighborhoods, etc. to enable non- motorized travel and recreation throughout Murrysville. 73 I love Murrysville and their parks I think maybe better communication might be Oct 29, 2010 1:09 AM needed to make people better aware of all that this area hs to offer. 74 implement and enforce a leash law, making the parks safer for walkers/hikers. Oct 29, 2010 1:59 AM Voice control does NOT cut it. 75 Make Park Trail Maps available for ALL Parks that have a trail system. And Oct 29, 2010 2:21 AM update your website to show off what we have - the information on the Murrysville Website about the various parks in Murrysville is outdated. Both MCP and Pleasant Valley Park have trail systems - but no map is offered on the website for either park. The parkmap.jpg that is supposed to show the location of all the parks in Murrysville is also outdated. MCP and Pleasant Valley Park are both missing from the map. 76 possibly police patrol more often Oct 29, 2010 9:10 AM 77 put a bathroom at mcp not a porta-john Oct 29, 2010 11:41 AM 78 Keep up the great work ... As we get closer to retirement in the next ten years, I Oct 29, 2010 12:15 PM intend on taking more advantage of the many opportunities 79 More Horseback Riding Trails Oct 29, 2010 12:40 PM 80 Good bicycle trails Oct 29, 2010 1:08 PM 81 more picnic areas Oct 29, 2010 1:09 PM 82 More activities for children with special needs Oct 29, 2010 1:11 PM 83 More Mountain biking Oct 29, 2010 1:24 PM 84 improve awareness of such facilities. We just moved to Murrysville and might Oct 29, 2010 1:31 PM suggest some form of new resident package as it relates to the P & Rec services available. Just completely by chance, i read a small piece in a local paper about the Golf lessons for kids. We registered and enjoyed29 of 64 it. 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 85 have PW people get a herbicide applicator license so they can help with invasive Oct 29, 2010 1:45 PM plant control 86 Bathrooms, concession stands (for sporting events), all baseball park, all soccer Oct 29, 2010 1:46 PM park, instead of scattered all over the place 87 Finish link to West Penn Bike Trail. Oct 29, 2010 1:46 PM 88 Organize more large scale events for the whole community. Oct 29, 2010 2:12 PM 89 Recognize Duff Park's status as a wild plant sanctuary by requiring dogs to be Oct 29, 2010 2:20 PM leashed, by prohibiting geo-caching, and by limiting biking to the Funk Bike Trail. 90 Detailed maps and markers for hiking trails Oct 29, 2010 2:20 PM 91 Provide a better trail system Oct 29, 2010 2:24 PM 92 Come up with some new children/family events (scavenger hunts, pumpkin Oct 29, 2010 2:26 PM carving events, etc). There are so many things that could be organized to have families get together as well as seniors and individual events. We are just stuck in a rut and don't come up with "new" things - just the same over and over again - nothing to look forward to. 93 Tell me about your parks Oct 29, 2010 2:34 PM 94 More trails in PV Park or the other parks. Boyce park in Monroeville has 5 times Oct 29, 2010 2:40 PM the number of trails. Many times I drive out of the community to ride my bike or walk because I am bored with the number of trails in Murrysville. 95 Recognize the special flora within Duff Park and manage accordingly with stricter Oct 29, 2010 3:50 PM rules and regulations than other parks within Murrsyville. 96 The parks need more volunteers to help control invasive plants and keep the trails Oct 29, 2010 4:06 PM clear. I don't think the public is aware of how much of that work is done by volunteers. 97 Keep parking areas in parks clear of snow so that there are places to park when Oct 29, 2010 4:07 PM trying to use the parks (i.e. Duff) for winter sports (i.e. cross-country skiing). 98 more restroom facilities Oct 29, 2010 4:22 PM 99 continue to support a diverse means of hobbies in each and every park. it means Oct 29, 2010 4:40 PM alot to be able to go out and enjoy the parks as they were intended. I had a blast in townsend park for the last caching with the conservancy geocaching event. It's just awesome that I can go to the parks and enjoy hiking, walking my dog, geocaching, bird watching, taking kids to playground, etc. 100 Determine the "exact" location (best possible approximation) of Forbes Road, Oct 29, 2010 5:11 PM starting at the west end of Duff Park (where it crosses Turtle Creek). Mark it with a unique/historical trail marking system. Remove the flood deposited material where Forbes Road (and the creek ) meet Turtle Creek. Erect signs, and do GPS accurate maps 101 Interconnect them so that one could conceivably walk from one end of the muni to Oct 29, 2010 5:23 PM the opposite end (as along the riverfront in Pgh) easily. Pre.serve what beautiful greenspace we have 102 allow more opportunities for geocaching/geocaching events Oct 29, 2010 6:19 PM 103 More trails in and between neighborhoods, and a safer environment for bicycling Oct 29, 2010 6:36 PM and walking on roads. 104 Continue to allow geocaching in the Murraysville parks and natural areas, will Oct 29, 2010 6:45 PM bring people from all over the community to Murrysville! I live in Moon Township and have come to Murraysville many times for geocaching and geocaching related events.
More "real" public restrooms (as opposed to porta-johns/outhouses) 105 Widen the hiking trails so two or three people could walk side by side. Oct 29, 2010 6:47 PM 106 Bathrooms Oct 29, 2010 8:43 PM 107 Develop hiking trails in the Nature Reserves. 30 of 64 Oct 29, 2010 8:51 PM 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 108 The summer kids program run by Miss Haught is a valuable resource to the Oct 29, 2010 9:08 PM community. It should be promoted more, lengthened, and given more resources. 109 More advertising Oct 29, 2010 9:21 PM 110 Preserve more GREEN SPACE - before its gone. There is nothing that will have Oct 29, 2010 9:49 PM greater impact on the character of the community. 111 more playground equipment Oct 29, 2010 10:58 PM 112 Townsend is used every day (never an exception). I & many others have had to Oct 29, 2010 11:41 PM make emergency exits from the park, often to my house(closest) for nature calls. We've resorted to a pail for the kids in winter. A year round heated restroom would be my & dozens of other daily users dream! PLEASE! 113 Develop more trails in nature settings Oct 29, 2010 11:43 PM 114 Continue to maintain the walking paths after storms. Keep clear and provide Oct 30, 2010 12:59 AM drainage. 115 provide year round public bathrooms at Townsend Park Oct 30, 2010 1:37 AM 116 More hiking trails away from US 22 Oct 30, 2010 2:54 AM 117 Steps to the Soccer Field at MCP Oct 30, 2010 3:05 AM 118 Better signs. Oct 30, 2010 3:30 AM 119 More parks with hiking trails Oct 30, 2010 11:54 AM 120 have securtiy phones Oct 30, 2010 12:55 PM 121 More walking trails Oct 30, 2010 3:08 PM 122 more walking paths and parking spaces at different parks PLEASE connect Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM existing parks making loop trails 123 Recreational skate (roller blading) facilities! Oct 30, 2010 5:01 PM 124 Continue to improve MCP and other parks for organized sports events such as Oct 30, 2010 5:57 PM baseball and soccer. This would include field space for practices, field maintenance, concession stands, restrooms. 125 more biking trails Oct 30, 2010 7:23 PM 126 Keep natural areas free of ATV's which erode hiking trails. Oct 30, 2010 7:31 PM 127 I would like to see equestrian trails. Community provides space for every sport Oct 30, 2010 7:35 PM and every interest possible. However, nothing is provided for the horse community. Yes, there is one started, but has a long way to go. Horses are not welcome in Murrysville! 128 please repair the tennis courts in bear hollow Oct 31, 2010 12:55 PM 129 Finish the Miracle Field as soon as possible Oct 31, 2010 2:38 PM 130 enforce use of trails, do more to rid parks of invasive plants Oct 31, 2010 2:54 PM 131 Need better maintenance of the Bear Hollow & Chambers tennis courts. Oct 31, 2010 3:06 PM 132 Make Murrysville more accessible to bicycles. Oct 31, 2010 3:38 PM 133 None- I wish more people would appreciate how lucky we are to have access to Oct 31, 2010 4:05 PM such great recreation facilities. 134 Please maintain the tennis courts. Oct 31, 2010 4:13 PM 135 Control dogs. They should ALWAYS on leashes. Oct 31, 2010 4:58 PM 136 Develop multi-purpose trails that can be used for horseback riding. Oct 31, 2010 8:56 PM 137 At Murrysville Community Park, steps are a necessity for the upper soccer fields!! Oct 31, 2010 11:08 PM 138 can't think of anything Nov 1, 2010 1:41 AM 139 More walking trails Nov 1, 2010 2:21 AM 140 Have one large park with everything: ball fields, pavilions, public pool, tennis Nov 1, 2010 2:22 AM courts, volleyball courts, paved walking path, dog park, ampitheater, etc. (like North Park, Legion Keener, Lynch Field) 31 of 64 141 Improve maintenance of tennis courts and have more tennis courts. Nov 1, 2010 12:54 PM 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 142 I would like to see a connector trail connecting Duff Park with Pleasant Valley Nov 1, 2010 1:43 PM Park for hiking and mountain biking. 143 Put in a bike path/ running path for this area. I have to take my children to Nov 1, 2010 4:31 PM Saltsburg (rails to trails), or to other areas to be able to go bike riding. I would love to help with this project, please feel free to contact me @ [email protected]. I also have 4 other adults interested in helping in any way we can. 144 keep tennis courts in better condition Nov 1, 2010 4:39 PM 145 Have a wider variety of facilities, such as amphitheater, sledding hill, skate park, Nov 1, 2010 5:33 PM bocci area an indoor meeting place for large groups to meet the needs for community gatherings and more interests aside from passive nature and organized sports activities. 146 provide better maintainence - cut grass, trim, etc. Nov 1, 2010 8:34 PM 147 more advertising of things to be involved in, location, time, price, etc...maybe have Nov 1, 2010 8:40 PM a couple highlighted each week in the Murrysville Star? Could include examples of people that use it/participate in it that could share their point of view on the featured event/activity/etc. 148 Murrysville should have a more comprehensive plan in place for out parks. It is Nov 1, 2010 8:46 PM great to have many small parks but even though we have one big park, it hasn't been developed well. It just doesn't appear to take into account very well everyone's needs. Monroeville has a great park. It is big and open and has something for everyone. There are walking paths, pavilions, soccer fields, baseball fields, volleyball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts and an ampitheater. They have all of these things and in one central place with everyone's needs accounted for. My kids have all particpated in traveling sports so we go and see all these parks that everyone else has and then when others come here it is shameful. Our parks are everywhere and they aren't very nice. Why can't we have central plumbing at our parks? Why all the expense of port a johns? It is actually embarassing. Cranberry township has one of the nicest parks I have been to. It is beautiful. 149 Updated maps. Nov 1, 2010 8:50 PM 150 More bike trails and sidewalks. It's hard to go anywhere outside of the Rt. 22 area Nov 1, 2010 9:04 PM except by car. 151 The baseball fields could be improved. Nov 1, 2010 9:26 PM 152 Murrysville Community Park is the worst park we've ever seen. We prefer our Nov 1, 2010 9:27 PM soccer games to be 'away' as our home soccer fields are actually dangerous, unkept, and disgraceful. The rocks and hard dirt will no doubt cause severe harm to a child eventually. With a little bit of planning, this area could have really been a beautiful, nice place to go. Visiting teams hate these fields and Murrysville should be ashamed of this park. We've played on hundreds of soccer fields-MCP is by far the worst of them all. Please put money into the fields. It's only a matter of time before someone gets very hurt. 153 Murrysville Community Park is not a park in my opinion. It has NO walkng trails. Nov 1, 2010 9:31 PM There is no playground to speak of. The soccer fields are some of the worst in the area. Why don't you go visit Monroeville...now that is a community park. Ours is buried back in the middle of nowhere with horrible access roads. No paved parking lots. Not very handicapped friendly. There are no pavillions and a singlerestroom facility. Also there are no lights for evening events or sporting activities. 154 advertise in the murrysville star, i seem to miss programs I would be interested in. Nov 1, 2010 9:36 PM 155 Inline skating and or deck hockey Nov 1, 2010 9:48 PM 156 More things to do at MCP. Something unique to get people to come out to the Nov 1, 2010 11:27 PM park, besides coming for soccer. Like Blue slide playground at Frick park 32 of 64 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 157 Improve playground equipment, quality, variety and quanitity and add accessible Nov 2, 2010 12:08 AM public restrooms (not porta-a-johns) to Bear Hollow and Murrysville Community Park. Visit Chicago for ideas. 158 more play areas in the community park Nov 2, 2010 12:29 AM 159 Put in a outdoor skating rink in one park - doesn't have to be large but there are Nov 2, 2010 1:02 AM materials available to build these in reasonable sizes for pick up games of hockey or skating. Fox Chapel has a similar outside small ice rink in winter months weather permitting - looks like lots of kids enjoy it. 160 Facilities Nov 2, 2010 1:25 AM 161 A baseball only park like Monroeville. Nov 2, 2010 2:01 AM 162 Keep the parks open after dark. That's when I have free time available. Nov 2, 2010 2:41 AM 163 Ball fields with lighting for night use. Little league fields are not up to par Nov 2, 2010 2:51 AM compared to most athletic association fields in the area as far as lighting, equipment, concessions, practice areas such as batting cages. 164 Connect Duff Park to Pleasant Valley Park via a trail. Nov 2, 2010 2:55 AM 165 Make an ATV Park Nov 2, 2010 10:38 AM 166 Offer youth swimming classes at night or on Saturday during the school year. I Nov 2, 2010 11:50 AM love the summer swim program. 167 Improved parking spaces and conditions in duff park Nov 2, 2010 12:58 PM 168 Add playground options for little ones under 5 y/o Nov 2, 2010 1:04 PM 169 Upgrade grass on MCP Fields Nov 2, 2010 1:59 PM 170 Our sports fields facilities do not compare to other towns. No bathrooms, no Nov 2, 2010 2:25 PM concessions, no steps to access fields. 171 Improve the maintenance of the sports fields. The condition of the fields is Nov 2, 2010 2:33 PM extremely poor and is quite embarrassing compared to the quality of fields in neighboring areas such as Monroeville and Penn Trafford. 172 Offer more programs especially for pre school and school aged children Nov 2, 2010 3:18 PM throughout the year. 173 Too much time and effort spent on parks and recreation for the amount of Nov 2, 2010 4:12 PM participation. Someone needs to look at population stats. and see that Murrysville is declining in population. Average age is 45-50. I don't this age group really want to spend time in parks.
Community Day needs to changed to sometime in September or early October when weather is more suitable and more people are available. 174 More restroom facilities (not porta-o-potties) Nov 2, 2010 6:17 PM 175 Organized summer sports non_competition Nov 2, 2010 8:46 PM 176 I think that MCP Park is Terrible! I have had children play on these fields for Nov 2, 2010 11:23 PM several seasons now and they do not get better. It's a shame how much money has gone into these fileds and the condition they are in. We need bathrooms, concession areas etc. Go visit Monroevill or Cranberry and see their facilities. There is no comparison! 177 MCP field are in bad shape. Geese poop all over them and big holes in the field Nov 3, 2010 12:13 AM 178 A FLAT, mile marked trail (maybe using the rail system that runs along 22) for Nov 3, 2010 1:29 AM safe biking, roller blading, running, walking, etc. Would be especially great for kids who are learning to bike because many of the neighborhoods are too hilly! 179 Any inprovement would cause taxes to be raised so I have no suggestions. Nov 3, 2010 7:45 AM 180 Have more information available to neighboring communities....ie websites to go Nov 3, 2010 8:45 AM to advertised in the Penn franklin 181 The community park in Monroeville should be your gold standard about what MCP Nov 3, 2010 10:11 AM should be. 33 of 64 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 182 Add a paved biking/walking trail in Murrysville--possibly along the Rt 22 railroads. Nov 3, 2010 10:49 AM Many Murrysville neighborhoods are too hilly for kids to learn and ride their bikes. A local trail would be a great family gather place for riding and rollerblading. 183 Have more bathrooms available, especially at MCP Nov 3, 2010 12:31 PM 184 Create a nice safe bike trail. Nov 3, 2010 12:33 PM 185 We need to have some way to connect the parks via a greenway. This would be Nov 3, 2010 12:41 PM a set of public access trails that connects the various parks in Murrysville and provides an opportunity for longer bike rides and runs. 186 We need a Flat trail for biking, roller blading, etc. Nov 3, 2010 1:54 PM 187 More trails on Pleasant Valley Park! Nov 3, 2010 2:39 PM 188 safe roadway walking lanes Nov 3, 2010 3:04 PM 189 Bathroom facilities Nov 3, 2010 4:24 PM 190 Update playgrounds. Nov 3, 2010 5:16 PM 191 Provide a safe trail for families to be able to walk, ride, run, skate Nov 3, 2010 5:21 PM 192 I would like to see more sheltered areas close to the playgrounds. For families, Nov 3, 2010 6:17 PM taking their children out to play on sunny summer days, there is little attempts to put benches or pavillions close to the playgrounds for respite from the sun. The likelihood of children, infants and parents getting bad sunburns, and heat ailments is too high. What should the physical cost be for recreation attempts during the Summer months? 193 Timely information on what is available Nov 3, 2010 7:04 PM 194 More, better-marked trails in MCP, with maps available and access to maps on Nov 3, 2010 7:38 PM Murrysville web site. Why are maps so hard to find on line or at the trailhead? Would like to see more horses in the park 195 Add more walking/bicycle paths Nov 3, 2010 7:48 PM 196 keep the importance of parks and recreation is the public eye - advertize the Nov 4, 2010 12:12 AM uniqueness of what we have and the great advantage of using the parks by all of us!~ 197 More trails for mountain bikes Nov 4, 2010 2:20 PM 198 Lighted Playing Fields Nov 4, 2010 4:04 PM 199 Put in a Disc Golf course. Nov 4, 2010 4:09 PM 200 Better enforcement of dog leash requirements Nov 4, 2010 8:45 PM 201 Provide year round swimming pool plus hot tubs Nov 4, 2010 9:23 PM 202 Advertise & provide locations Nov 4, 2010 10:05 PM 203 continue to build out and improve MCP Nov 5, 2010 12:47 AM 204 Update and expand the childrens' playgrounds. Nov 5, 2010 1:20 AM 205 Provide opportunities for people who work weekends and evenings Nov 5, 2010 2:08 AM 206 concession stands Nov 5, 2010 1:24 PM 207 Provide interesting historic sites (or amenities) along the hiking trails. Also, it Nov 5, 2010 5:01 PM would be great to have a destination that would be a place to socialize, have some refreshment etc. 208 Better maintained grass cutting at MSC during soccer seasons and better Nov 5, 2010 6:36 PM baseball facilties. We don't even have a baseball complex!!! 209 Stop taking my tax money and spending it on things I don't want. Leave me and Nov 7, 2010 1:37 PM my tax money alone. 210 Please make a park with flat trails for families to ride bikes together Nov 7, 2010 9:04 PM
34 of 64 1. If we could do ONE THING to improve parks and recreation in Murrysville,
Response Text 211 Create a much large comprehensive trail system that are designed for hiking, Nov 8, 2010 1:00 AM mountain biking and cross country skiing. Adding trails that would interconnect the various parks throughout Murrysville would be a nice feature. We only really use Pleasant Valley park (which is ~ 5 miles of trail, more trail would be desirable), however if different parks were connected we would be more inclined to explore other parks. 212 Add bicycle lanes into future road construction planning. A well thought out Nov 8, 2010 1:21 AM network of safe bicycle pathways can stimulate a healthier, happier community. 213 a safe PAVED walking trail. Nov 8, 2010 9:26 PM 214 Greenways or paths to promote less vehicle traffiic and encourage people to walk Nov 9, 2010 3:39 AM or bike to their destination. 215 The community is really lacking in quality tennis courts in comparison to other Nov 9, 2010 3:23 PM nearby communities. The courts at Bear Hollow & Chambers are in bad shape. Part of the problem is that kids use the courts for skateboarding. The parents who bring their little children to Bear Hollow each Wednesday in the summer let the kids roam all over the courts. I guess no one can read the signs...... 216 Maintain the main Duff Park [Bike] Trail along Turtle Creek. It is an Nov 9, 2010 8:17 PM embarrassment and an abomination. 217 Better / bigger playgrounds Nov 10, 2010 2:05 AM 218 More tennis courts! People of all ages love tennis and the school court is full Nov 10, 2010 1:58 PM during nice weather, Bear Hollow courts need to be redone, and it is a hassle to drive out to Delmont to Newhouse Park, which only has two courts that are old and generally in use.
1. What do you think the priorities for parks, recreation and open space in
Other (please specify) 1 maintain what we have! Oct 28, 2010 2:04 PM 2 Take advantage of the many volunteers who may help Oct 28, 2010 3:12 PM 3 Better effort needs to be put forth informing residents of what and where these Oct 28, 2010 4:08 PM facilities are. 4 more horse trails / trailer parking Oct 28, 2010 4:09 PM 5 This should be on a sliding scale, not one or the other. Answers can be Oct 28, 2010 6:28 PM misleading. 6 Highest priority for me is roadside and off-road trail network. Oct 28, 2010 7:51 PM 7 More trails of all sorts to connect the various parks to each other as well as Oct 29, 2010 1:08 AM neighborhoods. 8 Sidewalks adding too the exsiting sidewalks to make this area available to walkers Oct 29, 2010 1:10 AM would be great. 9 allow geocaching/placement of geocaches Oct 29, 2010 4:22 PM 10 Love to see increasing numbers of cycliststs & walkers but fear fortheir safety. Oct 29, 2010 5:25 PM Should be more bike/walking lanes that parallel roads. 11 Trails top priority, also preservation of open space Oct 29, 2010 6:37 PM 12 Preserving Green space now - highest priority Oct 29, 2010 9:52 PM 13 year round use (winterize townsend) Oct 29, 2010 11:47 PM 14 MORE WALKWAYS PLEASE AND PARKING SPACES Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM 15 Equestrian trails should be a high priority Oct 30, 2010 7:37 PM 35 of 64 16 Horseback riding trails Oct 31, 2010 8:58 PM 1. What do you think the priorities for parks, recreation and open space in
Other (please specify) 17 by organized programs, I mean a larger variety of programs in the arts and other Nov 1, 2010 5:35 PM interests. 18 Quit wasting huge amounts of money at MCP! Nov 2, 2010 2:43 AM 19 Better baseball facilities Nov 2, 2010 2:54 AM 20 The parking lot at the Sloan Fields is terrible and needs maintenace. I fear I am Nov 2, 2010 11:24 PM going to do significant damage to my car each time I drive on it! 21 Connecting to the existing rails to trails is a priority. Nov 3, 2010 7:48 AM 22 A community pool that doesn't cost an arm & leg to join Nov 3, 2010 12:35 PM 23 The maintenance of Duff Park relative to Townsend and the Community Park is Nov 9, 2010 8:19 PM embarrassing.
1. How would you prefer to get information about parks and recreation in
Other (please specify) 1 PLEASE STOP IN MURRYSVILLE MAGAZINE - I REALLY HOPE IT IS NOT Oct 28, 2010 2:40 PM COSTING ME A DIME 'CAUSE PFN DOES A GREAT JOB 2 The In Murrysville Magazine isn't current news. Glossy waste of money. Oct 28, 2010 3:25 PM 3 We don't have comcast. I prefer e-mails because that we check daily. We don't Oct 28, 2010 3:28 PM have much time to read the paper, go on facebook, etc 4 website, website, website!!! Oct 28, 2010 4:03 PM 5 Seniors are not computer savy. Oct 28, 2010 4:11 PM 6 Satellite customers do not get Channel 19, so we miss out on all local activity Oct 28, 2010 4:26 PM placed there. 7 Not aware of Nutshell or Comcast Oct 28, 2010 6:24 PM 8 Channel 19 is terrible - quality is poor, and information scattered. Oct 28, 2010 6:29 PM 9 Please no more glossy magazines (Community Magazine)...waste of money! Oct 28, 2010 7:04 PM 10 More and better use could be made of the municipal website for recreation Oct 28, 2010 7:54 PM programs. 11 I like the banners. I think this is a great way to get the news out. And add a Oct 29, 2010 1:12 AM hometown flavor. 12 I really prefer to see information in the parks and at the MOM and library, Oct 29, 2010 1:49 PM 13 Channel 19 is great but an increasing amount of households have satellite tv with Oct 29, 2010 3:59 PM no access to cable stations. 14 Penn Franklin does all anyone can ask Oct 29, 2010 11:50 PM 15 Maybe we could get Channel 19 on satelite??? Oct 30, 2010 6:00 PM 16 Through the same email that we got this survey Nov 1, 2010 2:25 AM 17 Banners and sign at public places like roads and library Nov 1, 2010 5:36 PM 18 Separate mailer or postcard of featured upcoming activities to get involved Nov 1, 2010 8:43 PM in...maybe a monthly newsletter 19 Park maps need to be updated & available at parks Nov 2, 2010 2:44 AM
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Other (please specify) 1 I currently volunteer to trail maint. and as a coach Oct 28, 2010 2:26 PM 2 use my current tax dollars Oct 28, 2010 2:52 PM 3 An extra $5.00 per person per year tax is minimal for most people but would raise Oct 28, 2010 2:59 PM a good deal of money for parks and recreation. 4 Trail making, coordinating activities, etc. Oct 28, 2010 3:13 PM 5 We pay enough taxes to be able to enjoy the parks in Murrysville. Oct 28, 2010 4:00 PM 6 Use current tax dollars within budget limits Oct 28, 2010 4:11 PM 7 Use the facilities if I knew where they were and what they are primarily used for. Oct 28, 2010 4:12 PM 8 help in trail maintance. Oct 28, 2010 5:00 PM Expertise in law 9 Would be willing to help build, maintain, or staff if it's something I'm interested in! Oct 28, 2010 5:54 PM 10 Coordinate volunteers to help - churches, families, and private groups are often Oct 28, 2010 6:32 PM looking for group projects. 11 Would be very happy to pay additional taxes - beyond those shown above - if Oct 28, 2010 7:57 PM funds would be applied to parks or to expansion of recreational programming. Murrysville used to have some tax millage dedicated to parks; this was a worthwhile practice that acknowledged parks' tremendous value to the economic vitality of the community and the happiness of those who live and work here. 12 Possible willing to help with clean up work. I live in PT so my taxes go there. Oct 28, 2010 9:50 PM 13 We already pay for the sporting activities, so I wouldn't want to have to pay an Oct 28, 2010 9:54 PM additional cost for user fees, but we already volunteer our services for maintianing the fields, so I wouldn't mind volunteering for upkeep of the parks or fields. 14 lease sports fields to organizations for $1 and let them have control over Oct 28, 2010 11:14 PM improvements, more volunteer efforts 15 NO MORE TAXES!!!!! Oct 29, 2010 12:42 AM 16 Continue to participate in trail construction and maintenance in the parks. Oct 29, 2010 1:09 AM 17 I am a 4-H Leader - I contribute my time already to Parks and Recreation in Oct 29, 2010 2:27 AM various ways. One way I already do - is to clean up trash at Pleasant Valley Park twice a year. In the past I have also offered recreational programs for the general public - like making a bird feeders - with pine cones, peanut butter and bird seed. 18 I work as a volunteer now. I sometimes pay for small things out of pocket. I'll Oct 29, 2010 1:49 PM continue doing that. 19 People who enjoy the passive activities could pay something to the upkeep of Oct 29, 2010 1:52 PM those parks that provide the passive recreation; people who participate in sports could pay for those programs 20 as a participant in the baseball program, parents are already taking care of fields, Oct 29, 2010 1:52 PM and "building" their own concession stands when required. If there were facilities to promote this, i would be willing to volunteer, take my turn, in running concessions, or field maintence with better equipment and sheds. I'd be willing to pay an additional $5-10 per player per year/season if facilities were to be provided 21 I already belong to some groups and are trying to promote Murrysville through Oct 29, 2010 2:32 PM them - but feel you need more resident subcommittes to have a place to discuss ideas and suggestions. I just don't feel you have enough representation in the current structure and have talked with many people who have great ideas they would like to present. 22 I already volunteer. Oct 29, 2010 4:00 PM 23 I already contribute time for park maintenance. Oct 29, 2010 4:13 PM 24 would love to join a group and help clean the park and trails i use all the time. not Oct 29, 2010 4:43 PM sure about what exists... I normally pick up trash and stuff on my own anyway when I geocaching and / or paricipate in other actvities. 37 of 64 25 Currently volunteer on Murrysville Trails Alliance Oct 29, 2010 5:27 PM 1. Parks and recreation support could come from a variety of public and private
Other (please specify) 26 Would be willing to pay $25/person annually in local taxes for parks & recreation. Oct 29, 2010 6:40 PM 27 I have volunteered with several groups (FOMP, MTA) and taught classes. Oct 29, 2010 9:55 PM 28 I would like to continue to do trail maintenance any other kind of work that would Oct 29, 2010 10:27 PM help. 29 maintain trails,plow parking lot, police all of townend for litter or dog waste. Oct 29, 2010 11:55 PM 30 my local taxes are enough Oct 30, 2010 1:40 AM 31 I participate in trail maintenance Oct 30, 2010 2:56 AM 32 WE NEED MORE RECYCLING PLACES AT PARK ENTRANCES AND DO Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM MORE COMMUNITY CLEANING DAYS, TEACH CHILDREN MORE RESPONSIBLE USE OF PARKS AND SURVIVAL SKILLS THERE AND APPRECIATIOIONI OF NATURE - MORE BIKING, HIKING THAN COSTLY, NOISY HIGH INJURY SPORTS LIKE BASBALL ETC. 33 I would be willing to pay $2-4 per person annually in local taxes if equestrian trails Oct 30, 2010 7:41 PM were provided by "Parks & Recreation". 34 Provide inproved planning for the maintenance team so that they can get more Oct 31, 2010 4:18 PM done during the normal work day. 35 voluntare work Nov 1, 2010 12:57 PM 36 I am an avid mountain biker and like to do trail work. I have laid out, built and Nov 1, 2010 1:45 PM maintained numerous mountain bike trails over the years and would be glad to help w/trail work days. 37 Volunteer in groups to clean up litter/debris/streams in parks Nov 2, 2010 12:28 AM 38 Cut off road trails in the parks for mountain biking and hiking. Nov 2, 2010 2:58 AM 39 First, I hope current community taxes can upkeep the parks. If additional funds Nov 2, 2010 12:01 PM are needed, do not make new parks. If additional funds are still needed, an individual/family could volunteer to help clean or maintain a park for x hours a year to wave a park membership/donation fee. Or just advertize a funds drive at a particular park. (If dog owners want to keep a dog park open, some of the will just donate funds. If no one donates, then no one must want the park.) 40 I prefer low maintenance trails, which could be blazed a kept by boy scouts and Nov 3, 2010 7:42 PM girl scouts and community service projects. 41 Help building trails Nov 4, 2010 4:12 PM 42 In this economy, some people cannot pay anymore money than they are already Nov 4, 2010 11:10 PM paying. Ask those who own half million dollar homes in this town, and stop wasting money on building sidewalks in a small part of the whole town. 43 Always available to assist with the making and maintenance of trails etc. Nov 5, 2010 5:10 PM 44 Voluteer by doing trail work Nov 8, 2010 1:03 AM 45 pick up litter, maintenance Nov 9, 2010 3:45 AM 46 Duff maintenance requires Municipal motorized equipment. Would require Nov 9, 2010 8:27 PM volunteer training, agreement not to hold Msvle responsible for operator mishaps.
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Response Text 1 Keep up the great work! Oct 28, 2010 1:35 PM 2 I think Murrysville is on target, but could use some guidance. For example, Oct 28, 2010 1:40 PM Monroeville's park system is well designed and full of amenities for all. I would recommend visiting Monroeville's community park to see how they cater to the community. Also, Heritage Park (Monroeville)is38 a of nice 64 blend of on and off trail access. 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 3 Overall a good effort is being made to meet community needs with limited Oct 28, 2010 1:41 PM resources. Better use of electronic communication would be helpful, and the community website can be awkward and time consuming to use, unless you already know where the information is located. Making better use of technology would be helpful (being able to pay for and print Winter middle school pool tickets and ticket packs on a home computer, for example, as many are not able to get to the municipal bldg during the day). While plumbing, sewage and electricity are difficult to arrange for our parks, they are a common complaint. In addition, more and more neighborhoods do not playgrounds/parks as they were intended to originally. Better coordination and encouragement to add newer neighborhood facilities with take some of the burden from existing facilities. 4 We are not residents of Murrysville, but live close enough to take advantage of the Oct 28, 2010 1:58 PM parks and recreation programs you have to offer. My daughter participated in Safety Town this past summer, and I felt the program was very well done. 5 I feel we have enough park space. We need to focus on maintaining what we Oct 28, 2010 2:11 PM have, keeping it clean, and making sure there is a police prescnce to keep vandals from damaging it. MCP could use a central bulletin board so you could know what feilds are being used and when. Would be nice to see maps of murrysville there as well. 6 As an avid runner, many of my friends and I would LOVE to see for areas for Oct 28, 2010 2:12 PM running. We are so jealous of North Park and the way they cater to runners. Not that we expect that, however, it would be wonderful to use our local parks to run trails. It would be ideal to have a trail similar to DUFF bike trail but much longer, 4 miles or so. A wide, safe area for runners, walkers, bikers, dog walkers, etc. Duff is wonderful and a great location but 1 mile out simply is not long enough. Plus variety is key to keep up with fitness, another existing park with a cleared, safe path would be ideal. Like Murrysville Park on Weistertown has a trail but is needs cleared a little more wider and permanent. 7 Keep up the good work Oct 28, 2010 2:26 PM 8 Love love love Murrysville parks as well as Nature Reserves - I use them on a Oct 28, 2010 2:44 PM daily basis. Hate the In Murrysville magazine. What a waste of time/resources/money - we have a great local paper that covers it all, already. I do NOT need feel good stories for my "coffee table". STRONGLY DESIRE to discontinue it's distribution. Murrysville maintenance does an OUTSTANDING job of maintaining peak conditions in parks.
Parks, both municipally- and privately-owned are a significant feature of the desirability of Murrysville. 9 Need a new park for new sports like Cricket on a shared basis Oct 28, 2010 2:49 PM 10 Having lived in Murrysville for nearly 40 years I have seen the municipality grow in Oct 28, 2010 3:12 PM many ways and, for the most part, am pleased with it's growth. When my children were young we took advantage of some of the recreational facilities and opportunities available at that time. However, being very recently retired - 2 months - I'm not aware of all the parks and recreational facilities and opportunities available as they exist now. I would appreciate an informational 'booklet-type- thing' perhaps sent in one of the mailings from the municipality. Even that type of 'informational booklet' provided on-line would help make people aware of what is available. 11 Great Job! This is something that deserves high priority by the municipality. It is Oct 28, 2010 3:17 PM a virtuous cycle: people move here because of the rural nature and the opportunity for outdoor recreation, then they support (or should support) the parks and recreation efforts, which then achieves more, which attracts even more people, and so on. Also, property values go up, more families move in, more business goes to local concerns, the tax base sustains municipal operations, etc. 39 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 12 I would not pay additional taxes or fees to enjoy the murrysville parks. I think if this Oct 28, 2010 3:29 PM is your purpose, you should be ashamed....please reduce your spending...... 13 It's hard to find a safe place to exercise. I would never take my kids to ride their Oct 28, 2010 3:31 PM bike on the roads because I always feel you can trust people driving due to cell phones. I fell the same for running as well. I usually travel to other parks outside of Murrysville to get a safe bike ride or run with my kids. 14 Our family has participated in many parks and recreation programs over the years Oct 28, 2010 3:51 PM depending on our circumstances at the time. Our son went to the summer program and now is a volunteer. I was always shocked at how many people didn't even know about the program. I love to walk at Duff and have even taken to picture taking which I have never done before. I like the bike trail and wish that there were more trails (paved) that we could ride on and would appreciate easier trails for walking as opposed to "hiking" which would entail less mountain climbing. I wish Duff was a little less muddy when it's rainy on the bike path which is where I walk. I hate when we come home all muddy and I don't take the dog at all on those days. We are lucky to have all these parks! 15 Thank you for the opportunity to comment. Oct 28, 2010 3:58 PM 16 Thank you for your efforts. We have a great community and hopefully we can Oct 28, 2010 4:09 PM keep it up! When my kids were young, they participated in many of the programs - Discovery classes, especially, and the wonderful library programs for children. These are treasures that I hope Murrysville children will always have the opportunity to enjoy.
The Murrysville Library remains a 4-star library and one of our greatest assets! Even though it doesn't fall under your category, I couldn't resist this chance to praise it because I think of it, along with our parks, as primary cherished community characteristics! And hopefully there are times you can work together. 17 :) Oct 28, 2010 4:11 PM 18 I answered this questionaire fully understanding I have 6 kids and spouses and 8 Oct 28, 2010 4:16 PM grand children living in Murrysville. They may have more of an understanding of the facilities around and the uses than I do and I know they do use at least some playgrounds that have toddler gym apparatices. As the kids get older they will be more involved in the sporting facilities. 19 Good Job maintaining the parks, put more scout groups to use for help!! Oct 28, 2010 4:20 PM 20 Our parks are beautiful (the ones I know of, don't know them all after this survey), Oct 28, 2010 4:29 PM well-maintained & we are all excited about all the new changes & additions. You're on the right track, but we would like to see more additions that make it easier for children to get out & get exercise - bike trails, walking & skating trails, skate boarding areas, etc. Thank you! 21 The two things on my wish list... Oct 28, 2010 4:52 PM
Connect the trail system from Duff Park to PV park over the top at Roundtop Road. This would give us an excellent trail system for the community. (BTW-I love the mountain biking trails at trails at PV, good work)
End hunting in the parks in October and November. The weather has continued to be nice and people are in the woods with their children, pets, families. It is unsafe to allow hunting at the same time. This would apply mostly to PV, Duff and Townsend. Murrysville is no longer a rural community, it's the burbs and there shouldn't be hunting going on in highly used community parks. 22 Major reason I chose murrysville to relocate from allegheny county was the Oct 28, 2010 5:03 PM beautiful park system. The charm is in their lack of development. Providing trails for hiking, mountain biking or dog walking allows an interaction with nature not equalled in any other communities I am aware40 of. of 64 Kudos on an incredible job. 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 23 We have enjoyed the following through the parks and recreation program: swim Oct 28, 2010 5:19 PM lessons, tennis lessons, use of parks for walking, exploring, and recreational sports for children and adults. I believe it has enhanced the children's abilities for sports and learning to be in the organized sports. It would benefit everyone if the facilities were maintained clean and sanitary for everyone. The pool at the Middle School, most especially, will benefit any additional help from the borough to keep it clean and updated every few years. 24 I'd LOVE to see more on and off-road bike trails!! I hate having to drive long Oct 28, 2010 6:00 PM distances (Saltzberg, Freeport, Apollo) to use the existing off-road trails, plus they're somewhat secluded, so, as a single female I feel a bit concerned about riding on them by myself. I would love to just ride from my home.
I would also love to see more high-energy fitness classes that are NOT offered at Deans, YMCA or Center Ice (but somewhere close - in or around "downtown" Murrysville).
Thanks!! 25 As I've mentioned before park accessibility is important. Not only the parking lot Oct 28, 2010 6:11 PM being paved, but also drivable paths to operate a scooter or wheelchair. That way, parks can be accessible and enjoyed by everyone. 26 Having lived in Utah and Southern California, our municipality is a real treasure. Oct 28, 2010 6:18 PM Promoting more user friendly bicycling through the addition of lanes and paths would make our community even more special. 27 I appreciate being able to go to the parks and enjoy nature. Oct 28, 2010 6:37 PM
I do not like being around dogs, either on or off their leashes, so I like them having their own park to play and walk.
I listen to council meetings, and hear the discussions, and think that another way to fund the parks is to encourage company sponsorship.
This survey required answers that may be misleading, and should be reviewed with that in mind.
Thanks for the effort - it is appreciated. 28 Please add more bicycle lanes, and trails...these amenities bring the community Oct 28, 2010 7:08 PM together, and provide for healthy lifestyles beyond organized sports. They are symbols of a progressive community. 29 My children have taken part in some of the activities in the aquatics recreation. Oct 28, 2010 7:10 PM We have had birthday parties at the pool and taken swim lessons. These are some of the best parties we have had on a budget. I love the fact that the swim lessons are Red Crossed certified and will apply to their swim lessons at school. 30 I wish the P&R Dept. funding would be transfered to providing ALL residents with Oct 28, 2010 7:28 PM public water and sewage, including fire hydrants. 31 We love parks and woods for walking and even hunting and fishing and places Oct 28, 2010 7:29 PM where we can ride bikes on trails that are easy. We would spend every weekend hiking in Murrysville if we knew exactly where to go. I have problem with legs but love to walk on paths that are somewhat maintained. 32 Get creative. Visit some of the other area parks. I recently went to a park in Oct 28, 2010 7:36 PM Squirrel Hill - referred to as "the blue slide" park. They actually have a slide on a hill made out of concrete and believe it or not the kids were flying down. Very low cost - low maintenace. Hand sanitizers at the parks with equipment would be nice too.
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Response Text 33 - Murrysville's historic resources are limited in number, but we could do much Oct 28, 2010 8:33 PM more to make good use of those that we have. It would be good and worthwhile to see Staymates Cabin and barn in active use (as opposed to sitting vacant, or being occupied by a caretaker). Historic structures like these help build and sustain a sense of community. Creative thinking could disclose many appropriate uses for Staymates; this would be much better than the municipality continuing as a caretaker. Why not convert these assets to active use? - Murrysville's parks and open spaces are among the best things about our community. But for many they are not easily accessible. A network of trails connecting neighborhoods to the parks and to each other would considerably improve quality of like for those that live and work in Murrysville. - More recreation programming relating to the arts would be welcomed by the community. As it is, we leave the community for theater, movies, musical performances, etc. - A science and nature day camp would likely be very popular in Murrysville, and could easily be developed as an adjunct to the playground program. - It is good to have the presence of horses in Murrysville parks. Even though there are a limited number of horse farms, the presence of these animals bolsters the rural residential quality of the community that residents value, and provides a way for our children (otherwise largely insulated from farm life and the outdoors) to relate to our rural heritage. - Our park and open space acreage is an extremely valuable asset that should not be diminished or reduced. It improves the ecological health of the area, and the resulting biodiversity is highly valued by our residents and visitors. Small parcels of open space spread throughout the community strengthen the beneficial "green" quality of Murrysville. - A pressing need for Murrysville parks/recreation is development of a sound, extensive trail system for passive recreation. Tremendous investments have been made in facilities for field sports. Similar numbers of people engage in passive recreation, over a more sustained period of time, but the facilities that Murrysville has provided for their use have been extremely limited. Murrysville now has an opportunity to turn its attention to this 'silent majority' of recreation customers. Murrysville is now favorably set apart from other communities on the basis of the amount and quality of its open spaces (and this differentiation has real value for those that live and work in Murrysville). Development of a good trail system will allow broader access to and appreciation of our exceptional park and open space resources. - For MCP to develop as a real community park, it will be necessary to develop some facilities that encourage 'stickiness' (for people to come and stay, as opposed to come for a game or a practice and then leave). A good indoor and outdoor seniors' facilities could be a starting point from which such facilities could develop. Recognizing that this may be an eventual, it makes sense in planning outdoor improvements for senior s (like a bocce court, shuffleboard court, croquet lawn, or walking trail) to situate them when an indoor facility could eventually be located. - Murrysville does not have a hub for socializing, but it is possible that one could be developed around a brick-and-mortar AAUW used book store. AAUW now holds a huge book sale once a year; with Murrysville cooperation that event could converted into an ongoing operation that could provide a core venue for community groups. (Proceeds from the sale are distributed to community organizations.) This kind of facility could engender the sort of friendly small-town environment that many would appreciate. 34 See much improvement in parks in past couple years. Keep up the good work. Oct 28, 2010 9:12 PM
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Response Text 35 I live in PT but use Duff Park a lot for hiking and love the park and the signs that Oct 28, 2010 9:55 PM have been added. The park is clean and the trails are well marked. I wish the port a john would be there year round. I walk alone and feel safe, however, during "Bow" season I worry that I might get injured or that my dog might. I wish you would eliminate any type of hunting from the community parks. Hunters can go to larger areas, there are to many people and families in the community parks for hunting...it's an accident waiting to happen. The couple of times I've hiked at Pleasant Valley I got lost because the trails aren't clearly marked, and I don't recall there being a map or a port a john. I hate when I have to go on a trail. 36 We have 4 children and are always involved with one sport or another throughout Oct 28, 2010 9:58 PM the year. My concern is the quality of the baseball fields. Some of the fields are a danger to our children. The infields are loaded with rocks and rutts. The new football field is wonderful, so are the soccer fields, but I think it's time to focus on the baseball fields. The fields are scattered throughout the community, having one place to go would be wonderful. A baseball complex with concession stand and a playground would be enjoyed so much, not only for the boys baseball but also for the girls softball. 37 Thank you for all your time and effort making Murrysville a great place to live. I Oct 28, 2010 10:07 PM look forward to seeing our Community Park grow and can't wait to see the Miracle Field completed. I do hope that someday a normal swing set (with swings, slide, sandbox, etc) will be build. The climbing structures are nice, but younger children and special needs children can't enjoy them. I also wonder if a water playground (similar to those in the city) could be built for summer fun, without the safety concerns of a pool. Regarding Townsend Park, I feel this park would benefit greatly if the park rules would be enforced. The lake is a great place to teach a child to fish and the pavilions are a great place for parties, but I have no intent of going back to this wonderful park until the dog leash issues are addressed and enforced. I feel it is a real safety issue and a lack of respect for park rules by some dog owners. 38 The rec dept would be better served by allowing the individual sports to have Oct 28, 2010 11:22 PM control of the fields. Field conditions are generally poor compared to other communities. I have worked with youth sports in another community and the facilities were vastly superior and very little money was contributed from the govt. The fields were leased for $1/yr and the organization was given great leeway in making improvements. Through donated supplies and volunteer labor along with the organizations budget new fencing, bleachers, concession stands, press boxes, fencing, lighting, scoreboard, paved walkways and other improvements were made. In Murrysvile, we can't even get enough grass cover the rocks. 39 When you look at surrounding communitites such as Penn Trafford and Oct 29, 2010 1:05 AM Monroeville our parks (especialy MCP) are pathetic. It is highly dissapointing that an area like Murrysville does not have appropriate facilites at a location that is used by hundreds (at least) local families and several visitors from surrounding communities. Anither big issue is that there is barely anywhere to ride bikes-at least safely. The only bike trail I am aware of is at Duff park and with the steep drops in many areas I am unable to use it with my family.
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Response Text 40 - New maps are needed for all parks showing the trails and other facilities. This Oct 29, 2010 1:10 AM should be done with the municipal GIS to make future upadates easier.
- Hire a trails consultant (Trail Solutions is one such firm) to perform an evaluation of the existing trails in the parks to determine maintenance priorities, and recommend portions of the trails that need to be closed, rerouted, repaired, maintained, etc.
- The Funk Bikeway requires a major maintenance expenditure to bring it up to an acceptable standard. The surface is rough, rutted, and needs better drainage. This is probably the most heavily used recreational facility in Murrysville, yet recieves little funding for maintenance as compared to ball fields and similar facilities. Provide flush toilets at the Duff Park parking lot for the walkers and others to use.
- Extend the hours that the parks are open. It is no longer the 1950s, and the dawn to dusk model needs to be expanded. There are many who would like to use the parks for a walk or run in the early morning before dawn (not me, but others!) as well as after dark. The parks do not need to be open 24/7, but something like 5 AM to 11 PM would be very reasonable. Modern technology such as LED headlamps and cell phones means that activities can take place in the dark without undue danger.
- Construct a bike park (the bicycle version of a skate park) with a pump track, skills area, and dirt jumps for both BMX and mountain bikes. 41 I think Murrysville Recreation and Parks Department are doing a good job. A wide Oct 29, 2010 2:37 AM variety of Recreational activities is the best thing that we can offer to the community. Not everyone is going to like every activity or every facility. My daughter played softball when she was younger - so we have used the ball field facilities. But now that she is older and involved in other activities - we enjoy more the passive park facilities - like trails. We also enjoy bike riding - but are more comfortable riding on wider trails (Rails-to-Trails type bike trails) - and would love it if Murrysville had more bike trails like that. 42 I dont live in Murrsyville. I signed up for Nixle in North Huntingdon but now I Oct 29, 2010 5:19 AM receive Murrsyville details. Good luck. 43 Thanks for all you do. Murrysville is a great place to be and we absolutley LOVE Oct 29, 2010 9:12 AM our parks!The dog park is a hit too! 44 I am very impressed with the amount of activities and venues available to Oct 29, 2010 12:23 PM Murrysville residents ... and I believe the residents use and greatly appreciate the facilities. I love how close everything is and well spread out within the community so that everyone is able to take advantage of the opportunities close to them. 45 more trails for horseback riding please. Oct 29, 2010 12:44 PM 46 please take into consideration that we have only just relocated to Murrysville so, Oct 29, 2010 1:39 PM some of our responses may be atypical especially as it relates to amount of information related to Parks and Rec. However, it may be worth considering some form of information folder for families like ours to be provided shortly after arrival to the community. Perhaps this is already available but, i have yet to come accross it. Not sure what Murrysville in a Nutshell is and perhaps this is the vehicle for the above comments. Overall - love the P & Rec offerings although we have only enrolled in Childrens Golf lessons to date. Feel free to give me a call if you would like additional info. Jeff Marnoch 1208 Twelve Oaks Court. (724) 327-0079
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Response Text 47 Having the parks open at night like Frick Park would be nice. Oct 29, 2010 1:52 PM
Better notification of trail maintenance work days would help.
One thing that would be great is a way to connect Duff to Pleasant Valley. From Round Top Rd to the back of Pleasant Valley is a very short distance. It would make the two great little parks into one great big park. If there is a way to get access from a land owner I think it would be very good for the parks. 48 Please try to use MCP more efficiently. space is vast and grading of property does Oct 29, 2010 1:55 PM not fully utilize space. also add running water facilities at high use parks. Surrounding communities have significantly better planned facilities for baseball. I hear comments regularly, "this is Murrysville?" or "our fields are nicer than this". People are disappointed when they come here for sporting events and we have had to cancel baseball tournaments because teams will not return. 49 Murrysville has a wealth of green space and should keep it that way. Be careful Oct 29, 2010 1:57 PM how Murrysville maintains it; do not give people the opportunity to damage the green spaces; keep stressing that no garden debris and garbage is dumped in those green spaces. It still happens. Encourage people to plant only non-invasive plants, to protect the green spaces for people's enjoyment and to protect wildlife and native vegetation. 50 I think you do an excellent job! Oct 29, 2010 2:24 PM 51 I recommend that park volunteers be supported by municipal funding in their Oct 29, 2010 2:27 PM quest to eliminate invasive plants (tools, herbicides, labor that can not be done by volunteers) 52 You do an excellent job of maintenance of our parks. Oct 29, 2010 2:35 PM
I look forward to using the trails at the Community Park and elsewhere and hope that some of your efforts go to this - and to an expanding trail system throughout the community.
Once suggestion- please pay close attention to Duff Park. It is a rare treasure.
The Equestrian Trails going in are very exciting. Thank you for embracing this valuable recreational opportunity. 53 Needs updating - fresh blood - and more community input. No new ideas seem to Oct 29, 2010 2:38 PM come from the current group. You don't seem to include the community - until this survey, which I'm not sure is going to be of much use. You need to "reach out" and encourage us to get involved as well as connect all the current groups in the area which would be a great resource to advertise as well as obtain help and support. 54 Overall the parks are great. Build more off road bike trails and safer roads for Oct 29, 2010 3:46 PM road bike riding and I might never leave the community. 55 The staff and volunteer coordinator (Pia) are very hardworking and dedicated. Oct 29, 2010 3:52 PM 56 Murrysville is a great place to live because of the abundance of parks. I’m please Oct 29, 2010 4:05 PM to see thoughtful stewardship of these natural areas. Of prime concern to me, is managing specific parks (particularly Duff, Townsend and Pleasant Valley Park), for passive recreation. This provides solitude for a hiker and the preservation of wildflowers and in the case of Duff Park, old growth trees. 57 Would like to see signs in parks identifying activities best suited/permitted in each Oct 29, 2010 4:17 PM park (i.e., biking, cross-country skiing, pet walking, hiking, etc.) and names of trails in the park best suited to specific activities. 58 thank you for parks. I absolutely love each and every park... the trails, the wild- Oct 29, 2010 4:49 PM life, the geocaches and the places for kids to play. 59 Sorry, have to get back to work. Love what you're all doing for the residents of Oct 29, 2010 5:19 PM Murrysville :) Thank you! 45 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 60 Retain/expand trails that we have. With national epidemic of obesity, we have a Oct 29, 2010 5:34 PM unique opportunity to excourage healthy lifesyles and fitness thru promotion +use of our trails, parks and rec facilities. What a suburban/rural gem we have in Murrysville. In the 25+ years that I have resided here, I see increased use of the trails system by individuals and families. Thought I fear safe pedestrian and cyclist passage on the highways and road system due to the increased motor vehicle traffic. Personally,I also must advocate that with any planned expansion, we not forget the needs of the disabled in being able to access the amenities that Murrysville has to offer. 61 would like more opportunities for geocaching events, more geocaches on trails, Oct 29, 2010 6:24 PM maybe even an official geo-trail to draw more people to the parks 62 Clean bathrooms, please. More trail signs. Oct 29, 2010 8:48 PM 63 PLEASE preserve all the green space we possibly can before most of it is gone - Oct 29, 2010 10:05 PM even if it means delaying development of existing parks. Murrysville is rapidly "building out" and if we don't jump on opportunities to preserve green spaces now, they will be gone. I use and enjoy Murrysville's trails almost every day and would love to see more green spaces connected - so that we can hike and bike and snowshoe and ski for miles between parks - so our kids can ride bikes or walk to the library or pool or school. Preserving green space is the single most important thing we can do to affect the character of our community. 64 Really hope our community continues to be willing to support our parks financially Oct 29, 2010 11:01 PM and through volunteer efforts! 65 I've lived here 62 yrs. I've been retired 8 yrs. Since retiring and taking my dog Oct 30, 2010 12:22 AM ekko to townsend I've made more than a hundred friends ,75% of whom have dogs(because that's mostly who go there). I feel and am treated like extended family, We celebrate birthays' and births and console each other duing loss and trouble. The diversity of our cultures, races,professions,ages,sexual orientions,nationalities,religions,politics,income, education. seem to disappear and we're off on another walk in the park. ps. from the age of 18 untill retirement other than family I had very few friends in Murrysville, now everywhere I go I run into neighbors and friends. 66 I'm glad Murrysville has many parks within close distance. I do not use them Oct 30, 2010 1:04 AM much but enjoy walking. If Duff would close it would be more difficult to get to a wlking park. The parks add to the appeal of the area and I think to attract active families. 67 Develop a better organized and interactive website for all community activities. Oct 30, 2010 3:07 AM 68 Unaware of anything going on in Murrysville. Oct 30, 2010 3:34 AM 69 this survey is too long Oct 30, 2010 12:57 PM 70 It's great that kids can play sports but we don't need to be too fancy or "the best". Oct 30, 2010 1:49 PM There is nothing wrong with grass. 71 This is the best town we've ever lived in because of the attention it gives to our Oct 30, 2010 3:20 PM parks. Well done. Thank you!
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Response Text 72 MURRYSVILLE NEEDS MORE: Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM more parking spaces and entrances at all parks with recycle bins make more loop trails walkways, bikeways everywhere! encourge all people to walk everyday, teach young people to aprreciate nature (for example do not litter) and teach them survival skills at parks more hiking, biking and scout like activities Do not spend money to build costly facilities to maintain forever for example baseball fields which are used for specific age, group people only) !
better build - INDOOR - big swimming pool for everyone to use all day (free or minimal fee).
better build - INDOOR - big swimming pool for everyone to use all day (free or minimal fee).
better build - INDOOR - big swimming pool for everyone to use all day (free or minimal fee).
People pay for exsting private outdoor swimming pools. 73 Murrysville's parks and park programs are great! Oct 30, 2010 5:07 PM
Biggest item on my wish list is for a community skate park or two -- or more! :) -- for casual/recreational roller blading in Murrysville. 74 We appreciate your survey, asking for community input on your programs and use Oct 30, 2010 6:02 PM of Murrysville's play spaces! 75 We use Duff and Townsend parks most often. Would prefer more biking trails in Oct 30, 2010 7:28 PM the community. Our daughter uses the "doggy park" atleast 3 times a week. 76 I believe that the Recreation and Parks Dept. has done an excellent job in Oct 30, 2010 7:47 PM providing a wide variety of parks. They are all well maintained. However, the equestrian community has been left out almost completely. A trail has been started by volunteers but not without many blessings. I believe that the Parks Dept. could go in and blaze out a trail behind the MCP with minimal time and effort. The trail is on the original MCP plans, etc. but there has been little or no support. 77 our parks are gr888888....please keep them maintained even if it means Oct 31, 2010 1:00 PM increasing my taxes.....please keep the 10s courts maintained....thx for asking for my input 78 Finish the projects that have been started. Respect the property and privacy of Oct 31, 2010 2:46 PM the surrounding neighbors near the Parks. Keep the roads in good traveling condition in all weather. Enforce the times of operations of the parks, and police take notice during and after hours of operation. Thank you. 79 I enjoy working to remove invasive plants in our parks but would appreciate others Oct 31, 2010 3:09 PM participating as well. 80 It would be nice to have the water and toilet facilities available all year round. Isn't Oct 31, 2010 3:10 PM there some way to insulate pipes, etc?
Maintenance crew does a good job of keeping grass cut in the summer. very friendly guys. 81 Over all, really good job! Oct 31, 2010 3:42 PM
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Response Text 82 Please take care of the tennis courts in the area parks similar to the courts at the Oct 31, 2010 4:26 PM high school. Pavements are cracking and can become tripping hazards. Wind nets on the fences could help during winding times and when other facilities are being used to block distracting activities. We generally use Bear hollow, it has the best surface of all but is cracked too. Gates into the courts are in need of repair and adjustments. I think we would use chambers park, but I hear its surface is not in good shape from others that I play tennis with. 83 All in all I think it does good things. I think more advertising is needed Oct 31, 2010 5:03 PM 84 My name is Boyce Gitzen, Jr. and I can be reached at [email protected] Oct 31, 2010 7:29 PM . 85 We do have a good park system! And a good staff providing leadership and Nov 1, 2010 12:05 AM maintenance! We appreciate your good work! 86 No comment on the recreation issue,but this survey was far too lengthy Nov 1, 2010 1:48 AM 87 Please look at parks of other local towns. I moved here because I thought you Nov 1, 2010 2:33 AM would be similar with your parks and recreation but a nicer more up-to-date version of Legion Keener or Lynch Field or some parks that are large and have everything. I tried to go to most parks or didn't even bother after I drove to some of them and saw what Murrysville calls a park.... Needless to say I am very disappointed with what I have found here. We are thinking about moving because of this. We enjoy being active and outdoors but dislike having to travel to a "real" park that has everything at one place!!! 88 Please maintain tennis courts better Nov 1, 2010 12:59 PM 89 I have mentioned this now 3 times in this survey. I feel very strongly that we need Nov 1, 2010 4:38 PM a trail\ bike way that is relatively flat that children can use to bike and adults can use to walk or run as well. Something like a rails to trails or the montour trail in the south hills. I don't know who owns the railway that runs along route 22 but that would be the perfect location for this trail way. And again please feel free to contact me for any help need to make this happen. 90 I think the Recreation Department can be the cornerstone for a sense of Nov 1, 2010 5:39 PM community in a disjointed community without a town center and that Murrysville Community Park needs more advertising and development of facilities to become a special meeting place year 'round. It helps create a positive feeling, encourages healthy living and keeps a better value for my properties. 91 I think we have very good facilities however they need to be maintained better. Nov 1, 2010 8:42 PM Many of the older parks have overgrown areas and are generally looking shabby.
Also, my kids play soccer. MCP is a beautiful setting however the grass on the fields is terrible. There is no top soild and only weeds grow well. In my opinion, these fields should be completely redone (add drainage, add top soil, crowned, and grass planted). If irrigation is possible it should be considered. 92 It would be beneficial I think to get a "board" or panel of local recreation people Nov 1, 2010 8:46 PM together to figure out what they can come up with to do in Murrysville and what facilities that already exist can take care of. 93 I would love to see our park system improved. If our parks where improved I think Nov 1, 2010 8:55 PM you would be able to offer a greater variety of programs. I also think that you would see enrollment in the programs increase. I would love to see more art classes for adults and children. I would like to see more outdoor programs offered for young girls. Not every girl wants to have a tea party.
It would be great to have a central information point to contact to find a way to get children involved in caring for the community. Cleaning the roads, helping with the food bank. Unless you know someone it is difficult to find these programs.
It would be great to have a farmers exchange here in Murrysville. Export has one and so does Greensburg. 48 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 94 It would be nice to have a large gym to have basketball activities/volleyball Nov 1, 2010 8:59 PM activities or rent out to the school or FRAA sponsored activities. This facility could be used by senior citizens during the day and by different age groups after school and on weekends. It is hard to find available gyms during the seasons for volleyball and basketball. These days, these sports are played year round either associated with the school or with other organizations that rent out the school then that facitlity is not available for school activities. People from neighboring areas are interested in such a facility as well. Charging a rental fee would raise enough money to maintain and run the facility. Maybe corporations could sponsor the initial building cost. Please consider this. 95 Please fix Murrysville Community park. It's a danger to our kids who play soccer Nov 1, 2010 9:32 PM on it. The rocks and hard dirt will eventually cause severe harm to a little boy or girl who's head comes in contact with the poor field conditions. With a little bit of planning, this park would have been a beautiful area. No one in Murrysville wants to play on these fields. Visiting teams hate coming to MCP. Grass won't grow on rocks. Please fix these fields before someone gets really hurt. 96 I can't really speak of the other community parks in Murrysville other than Nov 1, 2010 9:42 PM Chambers or MCP. My children are involved with soccer, dek hockey and basketball. I feel that MCP is horrible for soccer. The lots are not paved and the fields are a disgrace for a community as ours. There are no lights and only one shelter with restrooms. It is not handicapped friendly at all! The access road is dangerously narrow. There are no pavillions and the "playground" is pathetic. There are no paved pathways and is not level to enjoy a walk in the park.
Please take a note from Monroeville's Community Park...now that is a place for the WHOLE community to congregate and enjoy outdoor activities.
It would also be nice to have an indoor facility for your sports programs in the community as well. 97 include more to do at Parks, not just organized sports. group or family events are Nov 1, 2010 9:44 PM great, I have been interested in the stargazing and geocaching events but I hear about them after they happen! A Murrysville scavenger hunt would be a fun idea to add. 98 Thanks for asking ! Nov 1, 2010 11:50 PM 99 We need to take better care of and improve the parks we have with public Nov 2, 2010 12:34 AM restrooms, concession stands, paved parking lots, updated and more variety of play equipment and lights on fields, fix broken bleachers, repaint dug-outs, clear trails, etc. See Chicago Parks for ideas. 100 murrysville has great parks Nov 2, 2010 12:34 AM 101 Baseball facilities need Help! Study Monroeville's park. Nov 2, 2010 2:10 AM 102 Park hours need to be extended to be open after dark, especially in the summer Nov 2, 2010 2:51 AM when the weather is nice.
More and better trails are needed.Kids and families need somewhere that they can ride bikes. The bike path in Duff park is too steep. A rails to trails would be ideal.
The trails in the parks can be confusing. Some are on the map while others are not. Some have signs, but not others. Its easy to get lost in a park that you don't go to often. 103 I use the parks off road hiking and biking trails very often. I do not feel comfortable Nov 2, 2010 3:00 AM using the hiking and biking paths in the parks during hunting season. 104 We live in Export, so we use their park the most. With any extra time we have, we Nov 2, 2010 12:04 PM help in its beautification efforts. We're happy to pick up trash we see when we're in the Murrysville Parks. 49 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 105 We attended an baby swimming class this summer offered through the Rec and Nov 2, 2010 1:09 PM Parks Dept. and enjoyed it but thought the instructors could have engaged the group more by introducing themselves and their background, the outline of the class, asking what participants hoped to achieve and allowing participants to introduce themselves to one another in a group setting. 106 I spend countless days at MCP. The quality of the soccer fields is poor. There Nov 2, 2010 2:07 PM should have been more than one toilet placed in each bathroom. There should be lighting at the park. No steps to the upper fields. An upper parking lot should be added above the upper field adjacent to the tree line. If a lot was added then steps from the main parking lot would not be needed.
Many people park on the grass and bring dogs onto the fields. Signs should be posted when you enter the park stating that dogs are not permitted on municipal fields and parking is permitted only on designated parking lots.
I would love to see an indoor sports arena in Murrysville. 107 as already noted, sports fields need bathrooms, consessions and steps. Our Nov 2, 2010 2:30 PM facilities fall way short of other local town facilities 108 Our sports fields are poorly maintained. This includes lack of grass on the MCP Nov 2, 2010 2:43 PM soccer fields due to overuse due to a lack of other areas to practice besides on the game fields, grass and ruts throughout the Townsend Park softball infields, no bathroom facilities at any of the sport fields. My opinion is that the Murrysville sports fields are too spread out, this prevents maintenance equipment from being stored and used on all of the fields at one time. For example, PT's fields are all together allowing the sports organization to hold tournaments due to restroom's, large number of fields, etc increasing income to continue to allow them to maintain the fields. Monroeville has the beautiful community park with multiple trails, daily maintained restrooms, etc which allows for large gathering and tournaments as well. Murrysville parks do provide for outstanding nature opportunities which is a great benefit as urban sprawl continues. 109 I enroll in the other local municipalitites services since they are at a superior level Nov 2, 2010 3:21 PM and variety. 110 Electronic media and Channel 19 are the best way to communicate with the Nov 2, 2010 4:19 PM Murrysville residents. Someone needs to compile a communication database to properly evaluate trends and needs of the residents. 111 Again, I will stress the disappointment in MCP Park. I thought it would be more of Nov 2, 2010 11:28 PM a premier destination such as the center in Monroeville or Cranberry just to name a few. the fields are not well drained or seeded and the access to the upper soccer field is also ridiculous.
We should have a concession area and bathrooms that are actually open!
Also I want to stress again the parking lot leading up to the upper field at Sloan is terrible and needs to be repaired before siginificant damage occurs to someone's vehicle. 112 in general pleased with our community and its parks and recreation. Participated Nov 2, 2010 11:53 PM in earlier years of living in Murrysville. 113 Please fix MCP so we have a park that we can be proud of Nov 3, 2010 12:17 AM 114 The Recreation and Parks Department provides wonderful programming for adults Nov 3, 2010 1:40 AM and children yearly (we look forward to the list of summer programs).
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Response Text 115 You're doing a good job. I love tennis but play on the high school courts because Nov 3, 2010 8:04 AM they're in better condition. My husband and I bike the rails to trails frequently. Export and Murrysville need to find a way to connect to these fabulous bikeways. Bike trails are highways to the outdoors, bring in "tourists", provide exercise areas, reduce carbon footprints, are a vital step towards improving parks and recreation. We constantly load our bikes and drive out of the area. We should be able to access Pittsburgh and surrounding communities from Murrysville or Export. 116 Would like more info on location and specifics about your parks. Nov 3, 2010 8:51 AM [email protected]. thanks! 117 My children have been in MASA soccer for the last 8 years. I felt the fields at Nov 3, 2010 10:15 AM Beckwith and Veterans are superior to the current state of the fields at MCP. Several attempts have been made to replant the grass at MCP but the fields are still more dirt and rocks than grass. 118 Please add a paved bike trail along Rt 22 railroads Nov 3, 2010 10:51 AM 119 Stairs and a working bathroom at MCP would be great. Also, a handball/tennis Nov 3, 2010 12:36 PM wall would be fun. Thanks! 120 I'd really love to see a Yoga in the Park program started up in the summer. I Nov 3, 2010 2:46 PM notice there aren't as many weekday evening classes and, as a commuter who has little to do by the time I get home, I'd like to see that. I have also found a gap in programs for kids under the age of 2. It would be great to attend a class with my daughter. Also, possibly provide babysitting while adults attend classes, for an additional fee.
How about a benefit gala or even small benefits (like picnics in the park, tea parties at the pavilion, etc.)?
I work in Pittsburgh and I enjoy the Pittsburgh Parks, but I have to say that I think MP&R does an excellent job. Keep up the good work! 121 big strides in recent years; thanks Nov 3, 2010 3:08 PM 122 Indoor facility for soccer, basketball, batting cages, etc. For fall and spring sports Nov 3, 2010 4:38 PM to play or practice during the winter. Also bathroom facilities at the parks, where are they? At MCP no steps to upper fields, dangerous for elders, kids and other visiting communities who come to play at our fields. There is no lighting. Not for playing but getting to cars at the end of night practice. The parking at the lower fields is a problem. Either need more or have less games played on these fields. The field conditions are not good. Its embarrassing coming from Murrysville, we should have the resources to have better fields. The playground at MCP and Vetrerans is a joke. They are not kid friendly. Have seen to many kids get hurt on these play areas. 123 Being a resident for under a year, and coming from a nearby community, I would Nov 3, 2010 6:31 PM like to see two things addressed. The first is the lack of affordable community pools. Not everyone can afford to join a private swim club (low income, fixed income, single parent or single income families) and have the room or financial means to erect their own. What can be done about it?
The second is the lack of advertising of upcoming events. The biggest problem that I have seen is putting it in the paper only once. I may see something listed a month ago in the Murrysville Star, but no mention is made after that about the event. You need to keep putting it in every week until the event occurs. I can't tell you how many times I've asked my aquaintances if they were aware of a certain event our family has gone to, only to hear "Oh, we didn't know anything about it / When did you hear about that? / Oh, when did that happen?" And I know there are plenty of events our family has missed out on as well. It would be nice to see flyers come around from the P&R department or the events flyers sent home with school students. If my children come home with the paper on it, I am sure to see it. 51 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 124 We use Townsend Park extensively and the maintenance of the trails and Nov 4, 2010 2:29 PM facilities have been excellent! Great people and great dogs. Other than having bathroom facilities year round, no changes needed. 125 Keep up the good work but don't raise my taxes. Nov 4, 2010 4:07 PM 126 I think a Disc Golf course would be a great addition to the communtiy. Its low cost Nov 4, 2010 4:16 PM and low maintenance. It would be a great way for people to get out and enjoy the natrual beauity of Murrysville. 127 I am not a resident of Murrysville. But we do enjoy walking in the parks. Nov 4, 2010 8:50 PM 128 I would like to see the Parks hunting program opened up so that more people Nov 4, 2010 8:59 PM could participate. In lieu of letting a few selected hunters kill multiple deer a rotation could be established and successful hunters should move to the end of the list until all interested hunters have an opportunity to participate. Currently this program appears to be open to qualified(?) individuals in appearence only, but really operates as a closed "buddies" system. 129 Would be great to have year-round, indoor swimming pool and hot tubs opened Nov 4, 2010 9:27 PM the whole day to residents. A reasonable entrance fee would be fine. 130 There is a good number of parks and nature areas in Murrysville for folks to enjoy. Nov 5, 2010 1:24 AM I suggest you provide updated (and safe) playground equipment at all parks and expand the playgrounds you already provide. 131 I think the Parks program is great and tries hard to balance competing demands Nov 5, 2010 2:12 AM with available resources. We also have terrific volunteers who are committed to making the parks a good place to be 132 We would like to see better bathroom facilities, concession stands, steps at MCP Nov 5, 2010 1:28 PM to upper soccer fields. Steps should be a high priority! 133 Keep up the good work! Murrysville green space has improved greatly over the Nov 5, 2010 5:25 PM past 30+ years. It is now time to add interesting/historic features that would get more people to use the facilities. For instance, 'streetscape' is a good idea but it is essentially a path to nowhere. I thought the dog park would attract many more users, but my observation to date is that it is grossly underutilized (Townsend Park still seems to be the preferred meeting place) PV Park needs a pavilion etc that would provide a location for people to meet and socialize. Perhaps the Murrysville website should have an easily accessible bulletin board that lists all activities planned for all the parks, that is updated on a daily basis. 134 Stop Nov 7, 2010 1:40 PM Stop Stop taking tax money and spending it on things that I don't want, need or can afford. 135 We would really love to have a flat place for our family to ride bikes that is safe Nov 7, 2010 9:08 PM without having to drive into the city. We really love the current facilities and the parks programs 136 The parks all need maps that are available on site. PV park just had new trails Nov 8, 2010 1:16 AM completed, so maps need to be updated.
The best thing is to try to get people involved, I recently got involved with trail work at PV park, and I would of helped sooner, but I didn't know how to get involved. There needs to almost be someone that is officially in charge in determining work that needs to be done and informing the community. Every person that uses the trail systems should be able to donate some of there time to make the park a better place.
Overall, Murrysville parks, at least the ones I have visited, Pleasant Valley and Duff, are great! I go to PV park at least once a week, specifically to ride mountain bike. Our dog loves the trails too! 52 of 64 1. Your Turn! Please use this space to add any comments you wold like to
Response Text 137 Moved here just over a year ago. I love the numerous parks and plan to check out Nov 8, 2010 9:32 PM a few I wasn't aware of until I saw their names on the survey form. It is encouraging to live in an area that is aware of the need for preserved natural areas. That being said and quite in an opposing opinion I would LOVE to see a paved and safe walking trail within Murrysville. 138 The batting cage in Townsend Park collapsed during last Feb. snowstorm - yet no Nov 9, 2010 3:28 PM one has done anything to repair it or tear it down. I think it is a hazard and someone will get hurt.
When the maintenance crew uses their blowers at Bear Hollow, they often accidentally blow stones on the tennis courts. Maybe they could finish up by going on the courts and blowing them clear occasionally. Otherwise, they are doing a great job at all the parks. 139 Duff Park is well used and would be moreso if it were given any semblance of Nov 9, 2010 8:42 PM maintenance. The hillside has fallen onto and infiltrated the pathway such that it slopes toward the creek. The pathway is muddy and channeled from the deterioration of previous drainage installations. It is a mess in wet or rainy weather and impassible for fear of falliing in winter. We are, and the Municipality [government] should be ashamed of it. Let me rephrase that. The Municipality [govt] should be ashamed of THEIR care of it. Before you say there is no money just take a day or so of mowing from the vast grass areas of the Community Park. 140 Growing up in Murrysville, I went to Duff Park frequently with my family. It was Nov 10, 2010 2:03 PM something that I always looked forward to doing after school. As I got older, I played on the school tennis team and utilized the various courts in Murrysville- Delmont. I have always been fortunate to have these resources close by. I think that the municipality has many parks and rec opportunities that a lot of people don't know about. I also think that some existing entities could be maintained and improved without building new ones.
Also, I would like to know more about Miracle Field. I work in special education and this project greatly interests me.
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Topic of Interest: 1 Too many Oct 28, 2010 1:43 PM 2 Nature, gardens. Young childrens programs. Oct 28, 2010 2:12 PM 3 running trails Oct 28, 2010 2:13 PM 4 Oct 28, 2010 2:23 PM 5 trail maintenance....? Oct 28, 2010 2:44 PM 6 Oct 28, 2010 2:49 PM 7 information about facilities, walking trails Oct 28, 2010 3:14 PM 8 Oct 28, 2010 3:18 PM 9 Oct 28, 2010 3:40 PM 10 parks Oct 28, 2010 3:41 PM 11 One time project Oct 28, 2010 3:52 PM 12 Oct 28, 2010 4:30 PM 13 Trails Oct 28, 2010 4:53 PM 14 trails Oct 28, 2010 5:04 PM 15 On and off-road Bike Trails, and local fitness classes! Oct 28, 2010 6:01 PM 16 Bicycling Oct 28, 2010 6:20 PM 17 Oct 28, 2010 6:54 PM 62 of 64 18 hunting, fishing, hiking, canoeing Oct 28, 2010 7:30 PM 1. Please add your information below:
Topic of Interest: 19 physical science; kids stuff Oct 28, 2010 7:39 PM 20 Nature reserves, hiking trails, sports fields Oct 28, 2010 8:25 PM 21 Oct 28, 2010 8:38 PM 22 arts, culture Oct 28, 2010 9:00 PM 23 hiking, biking Oct 28, 2010 9:13 PM 24 Oct 28, 2010 9:59 PM 25 Oct 29, 2010 1:01 AM 26 park improvement Oct 29, 2010 1:06 AM 27 tennis, bike trails Oct 29, 2010 1:08 AM 28 Mountain biking and trails Oct 29, 2010 1:11 AM 29 Nature, walking trails, bike trails, keeping our parks trash free Oct 29, 2010 2:38 AM 30 Oct 29, 2010 5:19 AM 31 Nature Trails and historical sites Oct 29, 2010 12:24 PM 32 Oct 29, 2010 12:27 PM 33 Parks - Recreational Programs for Children and Adults - Horseback Riding Oct 29, 2010 1:39 PM Programs 34 Provide newcomer input. Oct 29, 2010 1:40 PM 35 connecting Duff to Pleasant Valley and mountain biking in general. Oct 29, 2010 1:54 PM 36 Oct 29, 2010 1:57 PM 37 history, walking Oct 29, 2010 2:37 PM 38 Events, history of Murrysville, formation of newsletter between organizations for Oct 29, 2010 2:41 PM promotion of activities and support, develop new programs 39 Oct 29, 2010 2:56 PM 40 I'm already an active voluteer. The survey is a great idea! Oct 29, 2010 4:06 PM 41 Geocaching Oct 29, 2010 4:23 PM 42 Oct 29, 2010 4:51 PM 43 Oct 29, 2010 5:21 PM 44 accessibility issues, trails, safety on the highways and byways Oct 29, 2010 5:35 PM 45 Geocaching, hiking, nature trails Oct 29, 2010 6:51 PM 46 Trails, Green Space Oct 29, 2010 10:06 PM 47 evening or weekend volunteer: organizing or fundraising committee (can't chair) Oct 29, 2010 11:03 PM 48 historical sites, trail development Oct 29, 2010 11:48 PM 49 Everything Oct 30, 2010 12:25 AM 50 walking and dog areas Oct 30, 2010 1:05 AM 51 running trails Oct 30, 2010 12:58 PM 52 Oct 30, 2010 3:39 PM 53 Bike trails Oct 30, 2010 7:30 PM 54 Oct 31, 2010 1:01 PM 55 Oct 31, 2010 2:48 PM 56 Let me know what you need help with and we'll go from there. Oct 31, 2010 7:32 PM 57 Mountain biking and hiking Nov 1, 2010 1:47 PM 58 Bike trail Nov 1, 2010 4:39 PM 59 lacross, cross country skiing, sports, park event Nov 1, 2010 9:56 PM 60 trail maintenance Nov 1, 2010 11:51 PM 61 hiking, biking, baseball fields 63 of 64 Nov 2, 2010 12:03 AM 1. Please add your information below:
Topic of Interest: 62 helping maintain the walking trails Nov 2, 2010 12:36 AM 63 clean up, planting flowers, painting Nov 2, 2010 1:11 AM 64 Nov 2, 2010 12:05 PM 65 MCP and the possibility of an indoor sports facility Nov 2, 2010 2:07 PM 66 open Nov 2, 2010 3:22 PM 67 Governmental Issues and Community Activities Nov 2, 2010 4:25 PM 68 flat, mile marked trail: would volunteer for whatever is needed to get this!!! Nov 3, 2010 1:42 AM 69 tennis, biking, walking trails Nov 3, 2010 8:05 AM 70 childrens activities and park Nov 3, 2010 8:53 AM 71 Hiking and fundraising-I can't provide much time right now- but I'd love to be kept Nov 3, 2010 2:48 PM in the loop. 72 trails for hiking and biking Nov 4, 2010 2:30 PM 73 Nov 5, 2010 2:12 AM 74 trails Nov 5, 2010 5:28 PM 75 Duff Park Nov 9, 2010 8:44 PM 76 bike lanes, trail maintenance, tennis courts Nov 10, 2010 2:04 PM
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Appendix B – Murrysville in a Nutshell Newsletter
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Murrysville in a Nutshell News for all Murrysville Residents featuring the Murrysville
Murry the Recreation Winter 2011 Program Squirrel Activities & Programs for all ages VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 Rotary – here to support you…our local community The Rotary Club of Murrysville-Export, established in 1945, began the Miracle Field project a couple of Miracle years ago to benefit the local community. Over the Field ground years Rotary has done many projects in the community breaking. such as the Haymaker Baseball Field, the pavilion and pond at Townsend Park, The Annual Halloween Pa- rade, Multiphasic blood drives, Literacy projects (giv- ing every 3rd grader in the Franklin Regional School District a dictionary), park and cemetery clean-up Murder Mystery Dinner projects, International Student exchanges, Opportuni- ties for adult exchanges through the Group Study to raise funds for Exchange program, Clean water projects, student schol- arships, Police Officer of the Year Miracle Complex and recognition and many more. For the Miracle Field, there is a committee of hard working and Community Day dedicated members from the local community as well as the Rotary after we hear the words “Play Ball” to help this project Murder, suspense, mystery, drama, and above all Club. The community members through to completion as well as the ongoing activities humor, will be present in the Murrysville Parks and have been extraordinary and with- this complex will support going forward. Recreation production of “Murder Me Always”, a play out them this project would not be Want to be involved with the project or with Rotary by Lee Mueller. During a very bad performance of possible. You, the community have please feel free to be a guest at a Rotary meeting, every “Murder Me Always”, an actual murder takes place off stepped up and supported this Wednesday evening at The Lamplighter Restaurant in stage. The Director is shot. The “fake” play comes to a project which has been greatly ap- Pirate Parrot visits Delmont beginning at 6:45 pm, or contact the Rotary at screeching halt and a “real” murder mystery begins. It preciated… Thank You! Your on- at Miracle Field [email protected] and/or [email protected] seems a “Murder Mystery Murderer” is on the loose going support is necessary even ground breaking. Thank you for your support and has struck again. Luckily, Detective Joe Mamet, a Raymond Chandler Pulp type gumshoe has staked out the audience and rises to the occasion to begin an All About Recycling! investigation. The audience will be treated to a real show, brimming with audience interaction, and non- Corrugated Cardboard Recycling at Curbside: collect recycling from trash containers marked “recy- stop laughs. The play is presented in a “play within a · Boxes must be flattened. cling”, boxes, or other receptacles. Recycling bins can be play” format, in which the actors are playing actors in · Boxes must be broken down to 3’ x 3’. Any boxes purchased for $12 per bin at the Municipality of Mur- a show, all set up as a ruse to catch a murderer roaming larger than this size won’t fit into the recycling truck. rysville – Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Mon- from theatre to theatre, murdering helpless thespians. · For ease of collection, please bind the boxes with day through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Could it be that one of these very bad actors is really a tape, string, or twine. If you can’t bundle the boxes, Recycling information is available on the Municipal- very bad person? Will this “real” murder mystery be stack neatly next to your recycling bin. ity of Murrysville’s website at www.murrysville. com. any better than the fake one? Is art imitating life? Is the Recycling Bins: Residents should place all recyclables Click on the “Residents” tab, Trash and Recycling or play really the thing? Whose job is it to catch the killer into their green recycling bin, as supplied by the contact the Municipality’s Recycling Coordinator at before he strikes again? Municipality of Murrysville. Allied Waste will not 724-327-2100, ext. 130. To find out the answers plan on attending “Murder Me Always” on Friday, March 25 or Saturday, March Did you know? A little Murrysville history 26 at the Murrysville Community Center. In 1864, Duncan McAlister returned home from the Fridays show includes a dinner and will FITNESS civil war, a disabled veteran with the loss of one leg start at 6:30 PM. Saturday’s show will be a CENTER and a hero. To show their gratitude for his service and lunch and begin at 12:00 PM. Proceeds from "Drug Free" sacrifice, the people of Westmoreland County took up these shows will benefit the a collection and purchased a large farm of approxi- Miracle Complex and the mately 360 acres for him and his family. They also 2011 Murrysville Community Day. secured for him the position of Postmaster of the Tickets are $20 and include dinner and show. For newly created Sardis Post Office in 1865. Mr Duncan ticket information, please call the Murrysville Recre- held this position until the office was eliminated in ation Department at 724-327-2100 ext 115. Purchase 1895 with the creation of “Rural Free Delivery” by the tickets early, space is limited. U.S. Post Office. The top photograph shows the post office to the left, with Mr. Duncan in front and the Thank you to all who made our farm house with his family in the yard. Over the place where you live, join the Murrysville Historical Night of Lights an evening to remember! years, the farm went through many changes and was and Preservation Society at one of the monthly meet- divided into three separate farms for the McAlister ings which are held the third Monday of each month Special thanks to our sponsors: heirs. The bottom photograph shows the house com- at 7:30 PM in the Library meeting room. For informa- Giant Eagle in Murrysville Betsy Aiken bined with the post office building as it stands today tion call our secretary at 724-327-6942. FRSD Band FRSD Choir on Logan Ferry Road and Route 380 in Sardis. Kiwanis Club of Murrysville Dean and Melissa Ridella In the years after the McAlister family, the remain- Sportsmen and Landowners Alliance of Murrysville ing farm was acquired by Fred Wholin, who raised First Presbyterian Church and their wonderful Staff! turkeys, sold feed and was the township tax collector. Santa and Mrs. Claus Barbara ‘Bubble’ Pees The section of the house that was the old post office Murrysville, Sardis, White Valley VFDs became the tax office. After Mr. Wholin’s death, the First United Methodist Church house was the residence of his widow until her death Murrysville Police Department several years later. It is still in the Wholin family Boy Scout Troops 208 and Cub Scout Pack 213 today although the size of the farm has decreased to Murrysville Medic One Murrysville/Export Rotary about 40 acres. Murrysville Senior Center Murrysville Library For more interesting facts about the history of the 2 - Murrysville in a Nutshell - Winter 2011 Murrysville Recreation Department 2011 Winter Programs Teen and Youth Programs S.A.T. Math Prep Course TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also Tiny Tigers Min: 6 Max: 12 check out special events, fencing, recreation Ages: 4-6 year olds Fee: $20Max: 30 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered swim and fitness classes at Dean’s Health Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 1Ð10 Time:6:30-7pm on Mar. 12 and Fitness, Integral Ballroom and Fitness “Small challenges with big results.” This program of Fee: $125.00 which includes textbook Taekwondo training develops basic motor skills through Sat., March 5, (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., March 6, (Noon - 4 pm) 365.Many classes work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional) drills to enhance balance and coordination. Courtesy This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math and self-esteem are important aspects of this class. scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills Stranger Danger/ Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff practice tests, students will be able to identify problem Child Safety Martial Arts areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision- For ages 5-12 making skills regarding which problems to attempt Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms DRAMA KIDS PROGRAMS and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. Kinderkids: Adventureland work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Ages: 4-5 year old Min: 6 Max: 15 Fee: $20 for session and two drinks for Saturday. Tuesday and Thursday (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Jan. 25 - Mar. 3 6:30-7:30 pm Day: Wednesdays Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9 Time: 4:30-5:15 PM Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is a math prep instructor at CCAC, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the Our KinderKids program is an excellent way to introduce Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 confidence to make the right choices. This program is the long-term benefits of dramatic arts participation to Sardis Road, Murrysville intended to help children deal with today’s problems children attending Pre-K, or Kindergarten. Each and peer pressure. It also teaches the latest techniques KinderKid student is highly involved in creative drama Driver Theory Education Program to deal with strangers. activities that develops speaking skills, builds confidence, Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF and enhances early social skills and creative learning. Our For ages 15 and up Drama Kids Instructors make sure all students feel com- Fee: $130.00 Min. 5 CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666. fortable and recognized so they will stretch and grow in Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan 11 Ð Feb 10 Location: Franklin Regional High School, second floor 6-9 pm (10 sessions) a very positive environment. New scenes and activities are held in each class. Don’t miss the fun! Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is Youth Shoot Around Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave., Murrysville important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to For ages 6 - 11 Fee: $28.00 Friday (8 weeks) Jan 21 Ð March 11 know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a DKI Playhouse- Kids Day Out Girls and Boys 5:00pm to 6:00pm variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today’s Ages: 6-12 Min. 6 Max. 15 Fee: $25 driving situations. Student will be issued a “driver Skills and drills camp instructed by Coach Ed Meli, this Day: Martin Luther King Day, Monday, Jan. 17 Time: 9am- 3pm education certificate” which is acceptable for insurance program is designed to teach children the fundamentals When school is out - Drama is IN! Drama Kids will discounts at the completion of the course. This course of basketball. This is a fun program that emphasizes experience a day filled with DRAMATIC FUN and does not include on the road training. basics through a variety of drills and games to help Games, Arts and Crafts!! Children are to bring bagged Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher. enhance the child’s skill level. lunch or snack. Location: Meet in the lobby of the Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Go Location: Newlonsburg Gymnasium, 3170 School Road in the front door of the building. Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave, Murrysville
Young Champions of America DKI Playhouse- Kids Day Out Babysitter Training For boys and girls ages 4-15 Ages: 6-12 Min. 6 Max:15 Fee: $25 For grades 6 and up Fee:one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Day: President’s Day, Monday, Feb. 21 Time:9am- 3pm Fee: $55.00 Min. 5 Max: 10 Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. When school is out - Drama is IN! Drama Kids will experi- Mon, Feb. 21 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (15 weeks) Jan 12 -April 27 (no class April 20) ence a day filled with DRAMATIC FUN and Games, Arts Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter and Crafts!! Children are to bring bagged lunch or snack. as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach 6-8:45 pm Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave., Murrysville all you need to know and what every parent wants in a This is a fun course designed for making friends while competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most Drama Kids International student will receive a book with DVD and a certificate. popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other Bring lunch and beverage. skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes Composite Class Ages 6-10 Tuesdays, 5-6 PM, Instructor: Carrie Martin, American Red Cross Certified high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Jan. 4-May 3 $160 for 17 weeks Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave, Murrysville Sardis Road, Murrysville Speech training - Practice voice projection, jaw exercises, Fabulous Facts lip-and-tongue exercises and some short poems. Amazing Grace Pottery Creative movement - Demonstrate new physical skills For: 3rd and 4th Graders Fee: $28 Min: 6 Max: 12 each week and some creative dance dramas. Session 1 Tuesdays (5 weeks) Feb. 15 - Mar. 22. (No class on Mar. 8) Structured whole class improvisations - Provide oppor- Youth- Ages 8 to 14 Fee: $18Min: 10 Max: 15 Time: 4:00-5:00 PM Thursday January 20 Time: 6:30-8:30 PM tunities for students to perform plays with extended plot Think math facts are boring? Everyday items such as structure and to practice many skills, such as character- Beat the winter Blahs come join in the fun at the Murrys- dice and playing cards will be used to reinforce basic ization, ad-libbing, and memorization of exact key lines. ville community center for a night of pottery. Each 2 math facts and build number sense. Math games and Dialogue development - Work in pairs to develop short hour class includes all clay, tools, slab project, demon- challenges add to the fun! scenes, which are then performed for the teacher and stration and hands on participation with pottery wheel. Instructor: Dr. Linda Brecht class. Everyone participates fully! Location: Sloan Elementary Room c107 Mini-Scripts - Allow students the opportunity to develop Session 2 characters and work toward final class performance. No Adults-16 and up Fee: $18Min: 10 Max: 15 wallflowers! No background characters – everyone is a star! Thursday January 27 Time: 6:30-8:30 PM Karate For Kids This program also includes two wonderful plays that will Beat the winter Blahs come join in the fun at the Murrys- Grades: 7-13 year olds Fee: $20Max: 30 be performed in May. “Storyland-Behind the Scenes” and ville community center for a night of pottery. Each 2 Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 15-24 Time:6:30- 7:00pm “The Chicken-Hearted Fox” Your child will perform in one hour class includes all clay, tools, slab project, demon- A nationally acclaimed children’s program will allow of these plays-there are no auditions, so everyone enrolled stration and hands on participation with pottery wheel. each student to feel a sense of accomplishment with in class is in a play! Rehearsals begin in February and show Instructor: Julie Zito each session of Taekwondo training. Self-esteem and dates will be in May. For more information contact Anthe Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave., Murrysville confidence are stressed through our motto. “Every Morris at www.dramakids.com/pa2 or 724-578-8993. Reg- child is a winner and every child is special!” ister with Murrysville Recreation Department Save Time, Save a Stamp, Register On-line Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave., Murrysville Murrysville in a Nutshell - Winter 2011 - 3 Murrysville's Recreation Department 2011 Winter Programs Health and Fitness Fitness 365 Dean’s Health and Fitness Center (the following classes are all located at 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont) All classes start week of January 3, 2011 (the following classes are all at Deans Health & Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville Rt 22) The following classes are offered through Fitness 365. Bodyflow- Les Mills Additional classes listed on next page If you have any questions or need more information, Teens & Adults 6 weeks Max. 10 $40.00 please contact Cathy Sudo (724) 468-8200. Section A Thursdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. Section B Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. PILATES CLASSES ¨ Zumba Section C Take both Thursday and Monday for $65.00 Times: Mondays @ 9:15am - 10:15am (all levels) Tuesdays @ 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm (all levels) Teens & Adults 6 weeks $40.00 BodyFlow is a Yoga, Tai-Chi and Pilates workout that will Wednesdays @ 6:15 - 7:15pm (all levels) Section A Mondays 7:00-8:00 p.m. build flexibility and strength while leaving you feeling Section B Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Saturdays @ 9:00am 10:00am (all levels) Section C Take both Monday and Wednesday for only $65.00 centered and calm by the end of class. Controlled breathing, Fee: $60 for 8 sessions concentration and a carefully structured series of stretches, ® See your posture improve, stomach and buttocks tone up, Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music - moves and poses to music create a holistic workout that legs and arms look leaner as you follow the instructions dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective brings the body into a state of harmony and balance. If of this popular program. Focused breathing is employed fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness you are able, bring a Yoga mate. No shoes are required interval training and resistance training to maximize to coordinate the abdominal muscles and promote core Instructor: Cathy Sudo/Kathy Florek caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a stability. This class will help improve your mental and mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to physical well-being as well as flexibility and strength. follow dance steps. Integral Ballroom Instructors: Jamie Sibik/ Janet Zegar Instructor: Dance Amor’ Fitness The following classes are offered by Integral Ballroom, 3731 William Penn Hwy, Suite 200, Murrysville. SCULPT/PUMP/SCULPT/CONDITION Spinning¨ Line Dancing Tuesday 9:15am - 10:15am, Tuesday 6:15pm - 7:15pm Adults & teens 6 weeks Max. 5 $40.00 Thursday 9:15am - 10:15am, Thursday 6:15pm - 7:15pm Mondays (6 weeks) Jan 10- Feb 14 6:45-7:45 PM Section A Mondays4:30-5:30 p.m. Fee: $50 for 8 sessions Cost $50/person Max 30 Section B Thursdays 6:00-7:00 p.m. This class is a full body sculpt class using dumbbells, Section C Take both Monday and Thursday for only $65.00 Step out onto the dance floor and experience the fun body bars, and physio balls that will tone and sculpt your The Spinning program is the original and most popular and great music of line dancing. So whether you want body to improve strength and endurance. (All Levels) to 'Boot Scoot and Boogie' or rule the dance floor by group cycling class. With no complicated moves to Instructors: Leslie Hlozek / Jeff Lagrotteria learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting 'Staying Alive', you will smile your way through 60 minutes of pure fun and fitness. into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. ZUMBA Bring a towel and water bottle to class. Monday 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm, Tuesdays 4:00 pm - 5:00pm Instructor: Kristi Zalich Adult Ballroom Dancing for Beginners Wednesdays 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm, Thursdays 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm Wednesdays (4 weeks) 7:45-8:45 pm Cost $35/person Saturdays 10:00am -11:00 am Cardio Red Zone Max 30 Fee: $40 for 8 sessions Session 1 - Jan 5-Jan 26 Adults & teens 6 weeks $40.00 Session 2 - Feb 2- Feb 23 This class is a Low-High Aerobic Dance class combin- Section A Tuesdays 9:30 -10:30 p.m. ing Latin and International Music with a combination Learn the basic step to 6 dances that can be danced Cardio Red Zone - Fun and easy to follow aerobics of slow and fast rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. socially at any event. Class 1, Foxtrot and Salsa. Class 2, combined with muscle toning intervals with or without Come join in the fun while getting in shape! Waltz and Cha Cha. Class 3,Rumba and Night Club 2 weights will make you leaner and feeling your best. Step. Class 4, will be review of all dances! No partner Instructors: Desiree Alba / Jamie Sibik / Krystal Manners / Patrick Sheffler Guaranteed to make you sweat and burn lots of calories. necessary. Two sessions will be offered. Our classes do Abdominal work can be done standing up with or not require that students change partners. This class is ZUMBA GOLD without weights. designed to encourage confidence on the dance floor! Wednesday: 11:30am-12:30pm Instructor: Cathy Sudo Fee: $40 for 8 sessions Yoga Class Ballroom Dancing For Children Ages 8-12 Zumba Gold is for the active adult population. It ad- Adults & teens 6 weeks $40.00 Mondays (6 weeks) Jan 10-Feb 14 4:40-5:30 pm dresses the anatomical, physiological, and psychologi- Section A Wednesdays 10:30 -11:30 p.m. Cost $50/person Max 30 cal needs specific to the active older adult. This pro- gram fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to Yoga Stretch-These twists, stretches and alignment work This 6 week series of classes will focus on three American create a one of a kind fitness program that will blow you are all designed to be done anytime and nearly Style Smooth dances, Foxtrot, Waltz, and Tango, as well away. We want you to want to work out, to love anywhere. This simple and stress-free program is easy as three American Rhythm/Latin dance styles; Cha working out, and to get hooked. enough for anyone who needs to restore calm and Cha, Samba, and Swing. Two lessons in Hustle and control despite a busy schedule. Salsa will also be made available. Techniques for posture, Instructor: Carol Sheffler leading, following, and basic partner dance movement Instructor: Saro Chrando will also be taught. No partner necessary. ZUMBA GOLD WITH TONING / Kettlebell ZUMBA WITH TONING Adults & teens 6 weeks Max. 5 $40.00 Fencing Tuesday: 11:30am-12:30pm, Thursday: 11:30am-12:30pm Section A - 1 on 1 instructions, Wednesdays 5:30-6:00 p.m. For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Fee: $40 for 10 sessions Section B - 1 on 1 instructions, Saturdays 9:30-10:00 a.m. Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Section C - Beginner’s class, Wednesdays 6:00-6:30 p.m. This class was designed for the older adult population. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (Pittsburgh Fencers Section D - Beginner’s class, Saturdays 10:00-10:30 a.m. It incorporates your favorite Latin rhythms and easy to East,USFA and USFCA recognized) follow moves to give participants a good workout Orientation to Kettlebell- Sign up for a orientation from Fencing Classes while having fun. Steve to prepare you. He will teach you the fundamentals Fees: $85.00 for Winter Session, 8 classes Instructors: Carol Sheffler/ Jamie Sibik of Kettlebell. If you feel you need instructions and never $35.00 for equipment rental for 8 week session, if needed. taken a kettlebell class this would be perfect fit for you! Fees: $65.00 for Spring Session, 6 classes Steve will give you the confidence to move forward to his $35.00 for equipment rental for 6 week session, if needed. YOGA Beginner’s or Advance Kettlebell Classes. Wednesday 9:15-10:15, Thursday 8:15am-9:15am You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay Fee: $48 for 8 sessions (All Levels) Beginner’s- Intermediate experience level. Workout extra for equipment rental regime that incorporates strength training, muscle Join a Vinyasa style mat class in which movements flow All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and conditioning, and aerobic excerise all in one workout. from one to another in conjunction with breath. Breath advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability with movement offers a natural way to reduce stress. This Instructor: Steve Swigarts in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if style blends strength, balance and flexibility into a user- you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. friendly style attainable by individuals of all ages and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu / Muay Thai Kickboxing Tuesdays (8 classes) fitness levels. Every individual can build a healthy body Adults & teens 6 weeks $60.00 Winter Session: Feb. 1 - April 5(no class Feb 22 or March 22) and obtain a calmer mind with a safe and effective yoga Section A Tuesdays 7:45 -9:45 p.m. Session A: 7:00 - 8:00 PM Beginners practice. Section B Thursdays 7:45 -9:45 p.m. Session B: 7:45 - 8:45 PM Intermediate & advanced Section C Fridays 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Spring Session: April 26-June 7(no class May 17) Instructor: Carol Sheffler Section D Saturdays 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Session C: 7:30 - 8:30 PM Intermediate & advanced only Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Martial art and combat sport that Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, YOGAFIT focuses on grappling and ground fighting. It was derived strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover Saturday: 8:00am to 9:00am from the Japanese martial art modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable Fee: $48 for 8 sessions Muay Thai Kickboxing - Refers to the sport of combining pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety This class has yoga moves for every body! Participants the grace and style of boxing with kicking. Kickboxing reasons).If you don’t have all of the equipment needed, will link several poses together in a Vinyasa style to is standing sport and does allow continuation of the you will need to indicate rental of equipment. If you have create endurance, strength, balance and flexibility.Come fight once a combatant has reached the ground. specific questions on class content, contact Deb Theriault join the fun! Instructor: Tom Costa at 724-327-4159 or [email protected]. Instructor: Marybeth Kellogg 4 - Murrysville in a Nutshell - Winter 2011 Murrysville's Recreation Department 2011 Winter Programs Health and Fitness Aquatics Dean’s Health and Fitness Center ALL AQUATIC PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway (the following classes are all at Dean’s) Discover Snorkeling Adult Lap and Family Additional classes listed on previous page Register early-fills up fast! For swimmers of all ages Fee: $40.00 Min: 2 Max: 5 Recreational Swim CARDIO CONDITIONING Thursday, Feb. 3 Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30-9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6- 9pm) Monday: 7:15pm - 8:15pm, Friday: 9:15am - 10:15am 6:30-7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30-8:30 pm in the pool Starts on Jan. 4 through May 21 (no rec swim January 6, 18, 20 and 27, February 1, 17, April 21, 23) Fee: $45 for 8 sessions Discover Snorkeling is the first step towards exploring To check about pool closures visit www.murrysvillegov.org This class is what it says and that’s a power packed the underwater world. Take this beginning step to gain before you leave to go to the pool. They will be posted on aerobic conditioning class that is guaranteed to burn confidence with helpful tips and suggestions to make the opening page of our website. calories and burn body fat while energizing your muscles the most of your first glimpse underwater. All equipment $4.00 per swimmer to a higher cardio standard. provided. Children under age 5 are free, Instructors: Kim Berkowitz/ Lauren Vietmeier Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association Children under age 16 must have SILVERSNEAKERS MUSCULAR of Diving Instructors (PADI). an adult on-site in the pool area. STRENGTH RANGE OF MOTION Discount Lap and Family Monday thru Friday: 10:30am - 11:15am Discover Scuba Fee: $35 for 10 class Register early-fills up fast! Recreation Swim Cards For ages 8 and up Fee: $45.00 Min. 2 Max: 5 This class is for the Senior Adult. This class offers Thursday, Feb. 10 NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE something for everyone, regardless of their fitness level, 6:30-7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a and can help improve overall strength, flexibility and 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $30.00 and save Experience the underwater world at this non-committal balance, resulting in your ability to stay healthy and $10.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the one-day class. Learn how to breathe underwater, then maintain your independence. receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building. explore the bottom of the pool - it is that easy! This course Instructors: Kim Berkowitz / Leslie Hlozek / Jamie Sibik / Carol Sheffler / experience can be used as a credit towards gaining an Joyce Zezza Open Water Certification. All equipment provided. Party Packages at the Pool Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education SILVERSNEAKER YOGA Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association in Room 225 Fee: $35 for 10 class of Diving Instructors (PADI). Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Fee: $60.00 per event, which includes a pool pass for ten For the Senior Adult to learn gentle, effective stretching (10); non-FR residents fee is $85.00 that can help maintain flexibility and prevent injury, Open Water Scuba · BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE increasing your muscular endurance and improve muscle For ages 10 and up Fee: $369.00 Min 2 Max: 5 MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST tone and help you relax physically and mentally. Mondays and Wednesdays, Feb. 28, March 2,7,9,14,16 (make · Pay for additional swimmers beyond ten at the pool up dates if necessary - Mar. 21,23,30) Instructor: Barb Lyskava (or buy another Swim Card) 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 9:30 in pool · When you are done with your party, put trash in DEANS FITNESS CENTER Begin your adventure toward a lifetime scuba certification cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and GYM MEMBERSHIP through this program. Learn the academics in the comfort take your gifts home. It is that easy! and convenience of your own home around your schedule. · Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information. Fee: $50.00 for 10 visits During the scheduled sessions listed above, you will This offer includes full use of cardio and weight equip- learn water diving techniques, review academic materials Registration Information for Programs Offered by ment including proper instruction and use of facilities. and complete knowledge review sessions. Once you the Murrysville (MOM) Department of Recreation You will receive a 10 punch card and have 10 weeks to use have completed this course work, you will be ready to The following information and procedures will help to facilitate visits. enroll in the open water certification dives (available on your registration for programs offered by the Municipality of various weekends throughout the summer or at the Murrysville Recreation Department. tropical dive destination of your choice while on vacation Complete all required information as indicated on the registration form – fees vary by location). Each participant will supply his/ and mail or deliver the form to: her own quality mask, fins and snorkel. Tanks, regulators RECREATION PROGRAMS, MURRYSVILLE RECREATION DEPT. Discount Ski Tickets 4100 SARDIS ROAD, MURRYSVILLE PA 15668 and BCD’s will be supplied. Makes a great gift! Questions: 724-327-2100, Ext. 131 or 115 Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Selling Customer Register early. Registrations will be placed in the order they are Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association Ticket type price price Savings received. Registrations will not be accepted at the class site, of Diving Instructors (PADI). After registering, registrants must call Barbara Seven Springs unless otherwise noted. at 724-327-5456 x 2524 to arrange to receive academic materials before the A Midweek/Sunday $47.00 $41.00 $6.00 For mail in registrations, please use one registration form for class begins. B (midwk day or twil./Sun. twil.) Night $36.00 $30.00 $6.00 each individual registrant. You may register each person for more than one class on the same form. Purchase tickets at the FRANKLIN REGIONAL ATHLETIC Payment. Pay fee in person or by mail along with form to the OFFICE between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM when school is If you wish to be on our address above. Checks or money orders must be made payable to in session. Cash (correct change please) and checks MOM. For e-checks and credit cards, register on-line at Email list, let us know at www.murrysvillegov.org. A single payment may be made for all accepted. Checks can be made out to M.O.M. (Municipality family members. Look for Recreation Programs on web page. of Murrysville). Tickets are non-refundable. [email protected] Non-Resident Registration. All persons living in the Franklin Regional School District pay resident fees. Non-residents are required to add a $5.00 surcharge for each class when registering. 2011 Winter Programs This form may be duplicated One person per registration form. Full payment is due at time of Use by Recreation Department Only Refund Policy. There will be no refunds for personal reasons. A registration for All Murrysville RecreationPrograms. Date received ______registrant cannot transfer his/her right to attend a program to Registration Form another person. Date processed ______Mail form and check to Recreation Programs, 4100 Sardis Road, Attendance. Attend the first class as scheduled. NOTIFICATIONS Check # ______Murrysville, PA 15668 or Register On-Line at www.murrysvillegov.org WILL BE MADE ONLY IF A CLASS IS FILLED, POSTPONED OR CANCELLED. Participant Name ______Male ___ Female ___ Date of birth ___/___/___ Class Cancellations. The Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel, postpone or reschedule any class that does not Street Address ______City ______Zip Code ______meet the minimum number of class participants. Every effort will be made to reschedule sessions due to unanticipated events Parent’s Name (if participant is under age 18) ______Franklin Regional Res. ___ Non-Resident ____ or instructor illness. Rescheduling is not guaranteed. Home Phone ______Daytime Phone ______Emergency Phone ______Email: ______Cancellations: Cancellations will be announced at 724-327-2100, X562. Check (for confirmation of registration) with business locales regarding their policies. Non-Resident Fee* Course Session Begin Date Start Time Program Fee *$5.00 per course, Weather related cancellations: Swim programs: Only when living outside the FRSD Franklin Regional School cancels full day of classes or has early dismissal due to inclement weather will all MOM pool programs be cancelled. Insurance. The municipality does not carry insurance to cover hospitalization or medical costs for persons injured during the course of participating in or viewing of any of MOM’s programs TOTAL FEE INCLUDED ______or events. All participants enter programs at their own risk. The undersigned individual (parent, guardian or student) represents that the registrant is in good health and can participate in the above-listed activity and with prior Accessibility. People with disabilities who require special knowledge of the physical nature of the activity releases the Municipality of Murrysville from any and all responsibility for injury to the registrant through negligence or accommodations that are registering for classes must contact the otherwise while he/she is participating in the activity. The parent, guardian or participant assumes all risks inherent in the activity and will hold the Municipality of Murrysville and Franklin Regional School District along with other program facilities harmless from any and all claims or causes of action that may arise from this activity. The recreation office prior to the start of class so appropriate undersigned individual also hereby gives permission to the Municipality of Murrysville to use photographs of the participant for the promotion of Murrysville parks, programs preparations can be made. and events. The participant agrees to hold the Municipality of Murrysville free and harmless from any liability of any nature. On-line registration is easy!!!! And fast!!! PARTICIPANT’S SIGNATURE REQUIRED (or guardian's signature, if under age 18) ______Date ______Go to www.murrysvillegov.org and click on the recreation link. Appendix
Appendix C –Position Descriptions
Dedicated to excellence.
MUNICIPALITY OF MURRYSVILLE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
TITLE: SPECIAL EVENTS/RECREATION PROGRAM COORDINATOR DEPARTMENT: RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORTS TO: DIRECTOR OF RECREATION EMPLOYMENT STATUS: FULL TIME
JOB DESCRIPTION
SUMMARY
The Recreation and Community Services Coordinator is expected to coordinate current and future development of the Municipality’s Recreational programs and community events. Under the direction of the Recreation Director the Recreation and Community Services Coordinator plans, organizes, promotes and develops community wide recreational opportunities and special events to Murrysville citizens of all ages. The candidate will be responsible for recruiting volunteers, providing work direction for volunteers as needed, supervising employees and developing positive relationships with community businesses, organizations and nonprofit groups throughout the municipality.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
• Experienced in Microsoft office 2010 • Receive and respond in a timely manner to public inquiries. • Proofread documents • Coordinate training sessions. • Meet schedules and time lines. • Work independently with little direction. • Plan and organize work. • Ability to maneuver during recreational activities. • Ability to work flexible hours and multi task.
TYPICAL DUTIES
• Assist in the planning, organizing, developing and promoting recreational opportunities in correlation with municipal facilities, such as, community center, historical landmarks, active and passive parks. • Support the enforcement of regulations and procedures regarding the operation and use of recreation facilities assuring compliance with established municipal codes and ordinances. • Promote all municipal parks to users and bring community awareness to all park events. • Assist in solicitation of donations, grants and in-kind support for various recreational programs and events. • Other duties as assigned by the Recreation Director.
QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
Requires knowledge of the field of assignment and physical ability sufficient to perform thoroughly and accurately the full scope of responsibility as illustrated by example in the above job description.
• Requires any combination of BA degree in Parks and Recreation, Public Administration or related field and two years of experience working in community recreation. Supervisory experience is preferred. • Possess a valid PA driver’s license and certification in CPR and First Aid.
Dedicated to excellence.
Dedicated to excellence.
Appendix
Appendix D –Annual and Monthly Reporting
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT December 2008
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of December 2008. 131 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Picked up parks garbage. Brought in grills from parks. Cleaned and oiled all parks locks. Snow route training (Dave Tressler). Installed shelves in Rec storage room at MCP, moved balance of supplies to storage. Put benches in storage at MCP. Installed dog sign at MCP. Installed snow fence at MCP entrance sign/deer protection. Delivered and picked up supplies at Laird Hall for Light-up Night.
455 Parks General Repairs 32 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Repaired Kovalczik park sign. Repaired Bear Hollow Trail sign. Repaired basketball goal at Heritage Park. Repaired electrical box at Kovalczik Park. Covered window in Sears house. Repaired gate post at MCP.
456 Parks New Construction 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 34 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Worked on 322. Worked on 317, cleaned and prepped. Worked on Tool Cat and aerator.
December Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on December 6,7,13,14,20,21,24,25,27,28 (10 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) December : 6 volunteer hours worked on trail maintenance in Duff Park. 0 magistrate hours
1/7/09, jvg
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MAYOR SOMERS’ 2009 SIX MONTH REPORT RECREATION DEPARTMENT Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director
COMMUNITY DAY:
The Recreation Department has entered a time of change and new challenges. A committee was organized to give input and advice on preparing for Community Day 2009. In light of difficult financial times, a fundraising plan has been implemented and the task of raising the needed funds has begun. Upon the advice of the committee, the location of the celebration has been moved to Murrysville Community Park. With the committee’s help, the department will put forth its best efforts to meet the challenges presented.
PRPS YOUTH SPORT SEMINAR – The Recreation Director and Ed Meli (basketball instructor) attended an informational seminar on how to handle situations with sports organizations and associations throughout the community. The seminar also provided information on sports organizations coaching clinics, programs for youths and how to keep children interested in sport. Ideas and open discussion on new program ideas for all ages were presented.
PRPS SPECIAL EVENTS SEMINAR – The Murrysville Recreation Department hosted a seminar provided by the Pennsylvania Recreation and Parks Society on how to plan, organize and overcome some of the obstacles when hosting a special event.
PROGRAMS:
SHOW-TIME – During this past winter the after school program’s numbers dwindled as it had the previous two years. After reviewing the program and discussions with our instructors and the Franklin Regional School District the department has decided to cancel the SHOW-TIME program due to lack of participation and funding.
Egg Hunt – The Egg hunt moved back to Townsend Park due to a conflict with MASA’s opening day at MCP. Over 250 participants this year demonstrated again what a fun and exciting event the egg hunt is for the community. All supplies were donated by 380 Discount Warehouse and an anonymous donor.
Discovery Program – The Discovery programs are taking off as one of our hottest offerings. Over 250 registered participants for 20 plus programs displays the popularity of this 28 year program.
Hunting – Final tally for deer harvest this year was 51. One change that is being made for 2009 is adding more Murrysville residents to the program.
FACILITIES:
The Recreation Department with the cooperation of the municipal staff has submitted a $296,000 matching grant to DCNR for park improvements to Murrysville Community Park.
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MAYOR BROOKS’ 2010 SIX MONTH REPORT RECREATION DEPARTMENT Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director
The Recreation Department has begun the 2010 year with the retiring of Carrie Martin a 10 year employee of the Municipality and Administrative Assistant to the Recreation Department. She will be greatly missed. Where there is an ending there is a new beginning. Former receptionist Kim Blauvelt has now moved over and took the place of the Administrative Assistant. The Recreation Department looks forward to working with Mrs. Blauvelt and welcomes her to the Department.
PROGRAMS: Red Cross Swim Lessons – Beginning in June will be the returning of the Recreation Departments’ biggest programs. For the past three years the program was cancelled due to renovations to the Franklin Regional School Districts’ pool. We look forward to re-introducing this program and building it back up to what it has been in the past.
Hunting – Final tally for deer harvest this year was 67. Several changes were made to this program to help manage the herd, keep order and structure to the program. Hunters are now being held accountable for the number of times they are in the woods, number of kills each season and providing proof of doe tags for each kill. The Deer Management program is now a supporter of the Westmoreland County Food Bank. The hunters have donated six deer to the local food bank this past season.
EVENTS: Egg Hunt – The 2010 Egg Hunt hosted over 250 participants this year demonstrated again what a fun and exciting event the Egg Hunt is for the community. All supplies were donated by 380 Discount Warehouse, Dunkin Donut and an anonymous donor.
Paws on the Run: This spring opened up a brand new Dog Park for the citizens of Murrysville at Murrysville Community Park. The grand opening hosted 120 dogs and was supported by Leone’s Pet Supplies and Walkers PetHotail.
Spring Awakening: The Recreation Department in cooperation with the Friends of Murrysville Parks group hosted a kick off to the spring and summer. There were 13 Murrysville outdoor groups who took part in this function with approximately 85 participants in attendance.
Geocaching with the Westmoreland Conservancy: This event was set up by the Westmoreland Conservancy to help promote Murrysville Parks and the Conservancy Reserves. There were approximately 85 in attendance.
Murrysville Monumental Tribute: A dedication and tribute to all veterans and Murrysville emergency services was held on June 19, 2010. The day consisted of a Motorcycle Run, a dedication to all veterans and Murrysville emergency services and a pig roast. There were approximately 350 participants in attendance.
The Miracle Walk: The ground breaking for the new Miracle Field took place on June 26, 2010. This event was to bring recognition to the site of the Miracle Field and to raise money for the project. The event was coordinated by Kurt Kimmick with the support of the Murrysville/Export Rotary and the Murrysville Recreation Department. There were approximately 500 participants who attended the walk.
FACILITIES: The Recreation Department with the cooperation of the municipal staff has submitted a $136,000 matching grant to DCNR for park improvements to Murrysville Community Park.
A new fee ordinance has been implemented for the Murrysville Community Center rental rates.
A new Veterans and Emergency Services Monument has been installed at Murrysville Community Park Dedicated to excellence.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT February 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of February 2009 172 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Picked up parks garbage. Plowed parks parking lots. Cleaned trucks. Worked on shelves and finished work bench at MCP. Finished aerator, built counterweights. Prepped, assembled and painted new park benches. Took aerator, benches, grills and fountain to MCP. Worked at MCP maintenance building. Sanded planks for benches. Installed survey marker at MCP. Cleaned up storm damage. Cut trees from parks trails.
455 Parks General Repairs 20 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Repaired Kovalczik Park bulletin board. Finished repairs to Chambers Park fence. Repaired MCP barn door.
456 Parks New Construction 56 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Ordered metal for gate at MCP, picked up parts. Worked on new entrance gate, prepped and painted.
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 20 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Prepped Car 6, painted inside of bed. Cleaned 317. Took mowers to Fletchers.
February Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on February 1,7,8,14,15,21,22,28 (8 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) December : 5 volunteer hours worked in Duff Park. 3 magistrate hours 3/3/09, jvg 1 Dedicated to excellence.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT March 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of March 2009 256 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Picked up parks garbage. Removed tennis net at Chambers Park, repaired and installed. Picked up and delivered stone to Duff Park for Pia’s volunteers Picked up roadside litter on Round Top Road. Cleaned up trees down - Duff parking lot, bikeway, Pedora path, Townsend Park trail. Put out all grills. Spring cleanup of parks and pavilions Picked up old washer and dryer from Townsend caretaker’s house. Picked up seed at Lesco. Field maintenance – fertilized, overseeded, aerated. Infield maintenance – all. Soil test on athletic fields at MCP. Installed bumper stop at MCP parking lot #5 Cleaned up parking lots at MCP. Took Massey tractor to MCP. Overseeded and aerated fields at MCP. Park maintenance audit. Worked on Jim’s list, ordered material for fence and surrounds.
455 Parks General Repairs 56 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Checked and repaired all deck hockey boards. Worked on bleachers. Repaired Duff bench. Installed yellow sleeves on foul poles at baseball fields. Worked on items per audit. Repaired bulletin board. Repaired backstop at Bear Hollow Park. Repaired tot lot timbers.
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456 Parks New Construction 144 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Built new entrance gate at MCP. Worked on new entrance gate, prepped and painted. Finish graded, prepped seeded MCP pavilion area. Installed split rail fence at MCP parking lot. Mowed dog park area. Installed entrance to dog park. MCP electric supplies, worked on electric panel.
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 32 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Mower maintenance. Power washed ExMark mowers. Repaired Aera-vator and nail drag.
March Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on March 1,7,8,14,15,21,22,28, 29 (9 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) March: 103 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Townsend 28.5 magistrate hours Total: 131.5 hours
4/6/09, jvg
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT April 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of April 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Secured window on Sears House. Repaired basketball fence at Kovalczik. Repaired backstop at Bear Hollow. Painted surround supplies, built panels for surrounds. Prepped, then cleaned up Townsend for egg hunt. Took Bobcat to shop for repairs, picked up. Prepped Townsend Park for Joey Gombosh Fishing Derby. Moved senior’s benches to field. Installed safety surface at Heritage, Chambers and Kovalczik tot lots. Picked up Lions Club trash bags on Tarr Hollow Road. Picked up ExMark loaner at Fletcher’s. Added safety surface to tot lot at MCP. Put gravel under Port-A-John at Townsend lower parking lot.
455 Parks General Repairs
Repairs to lower pavilion at Townsend Park. Picked up supplies, repaired Townsend water line
456 Parks New Construction MCP entrance sign electric, finished, adjusted light. Removed water from MCP electric conduit. Pumped out MCP water vault, installed drain line. Installed silt fence at MCP Dog Park, stripped top soil from parking lot. Unloaded, augered holes, planted trees at MCP, prepped stakes, cleaned up around trees, staked. Hauled sand for Dog Park and for playing fields. Watered trees at MCP, mulched. MCP water line maintenance.
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance Repaired aerator.
April Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on April 4,5,18,19,25,26 (6 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) April: 150 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Townsend 34 magistrate hours Total: 184 hours 5/5/09, jvg 1 Dedicated to excellence.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT May 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of May 2009 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Parks maintenance, per list. Removed two trees down in Duff Park. Moved picnic tables at Townsend pavilion. Went to J & J Truck Body to look at new parks truck. Trimmed around MCP entrance sign for photo. Weed whipped east end Murrysville entrance sign. Weed whipped MCP fence line.
455 Parks General Repairs 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Repaired gate at field #5 at MCP.
456 Parks New Construction 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Assembled surround walls. MCP landscaping – planted and mulched mounds at parking lot, entrance sign. Straightened trees, watered landscaping plants. Hauled R3’s to Dog Park. Worked on Dog Park parking lot area and road entrance. Worked on bio-retention pond. Worked at MCP dump site. Built electric panel at MCP. Prepped sign board, built dog park sign, installed. Hauled sand to MCP for fields. Excavated MCP tot lot.
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Picked up new Toro mowers. Repaired ExMark mower. Serviced mowers.
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May Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on May 2,3,8,9,10,15,16,17,29,30,31 (11 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) May: 250.0 volunteer hours 82.5 magistrate hours Total: 332.5 hours
Work done in Duff, Townsend, Kellman (Evergreen Drive entrance and Kellman Drive entrance), and MCP trail maintenance reported by Tom Dittman.
6/3/09, jvg
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT June 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of June 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Cleared tree down in parking lot at Kellman Nature Reserve. Installed signs at Remaley pond at Townsend Park. Installed safety surface in tot lots. Infield maintenance. Prepped Markosek Field for clinic. Built Miracle Field sign and installed. Prepped new 317, put in service. Delivered mulch to Pedora for Pia. Storm (Wed. night, June 17) checked for storm damage, cleaned up/downed trees. Worked on 317. Delivered mulch to Townsend Park for Garden Club. Removed tree from Duff Park, on trail between bridges. Filled field boxes with infield mix. Took down broken swing at Kovalczik. Safety Town supplies to Community Center.
455 Parks General Repairs Installed new fountain in Pedora Park, repaired bubbler. Replaced waterline at Chambers Park, cleaned up. Repaired water fountain at Chambers Park.
456 Parks New Construction Demolished garage at MCP. Rolled dog park parking lot, trenched for conduit. MCP electric, prepped conduit for cable installation. MCP water turned on, checked for leaks. Installed Kompan playground equipment, cleaned up, leveled gravel base, installed tie border.
457 Park Equipment Maintenance. Serviced tractors and mower.
June Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on June 5,6,7,12,13,14,20,21,26,27,28 (11 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) June: 237 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Pedora, Townsend 55 magistrate hours Total: 292 hours 7/7/09, jvg 1 Dedicated to excellence.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT July 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of July 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Neal mowed hillsides at MCP with John Deere. Back filled washout at Pedora Park (from June 17 storm). Spread stone around Veterans concession building. Cleaned up tree down at Kovalczik. Athletic field maintenance. Sprayed infields with weed killer. Picked up order at Lesco. Prepped area for PIC crew, set up supplies and tools. PIC program - painted outbuilding at MCP. Spread sand on MCP soccer fields, overseeded and aerated. Set up irrigation system, irrigated MCP fields. Hauled mulch and 2A to MCP. Hauled safety surface to MCP stock pile. Burned stumps at MCP. Dug test pits at MCP for SRO training. Graded road to maintenance building at MCP. Installed gate on Bollinger Road dump. Prepped electric cables for Community Day. Cleaned graffiti at Chambers Park. Repaired gravel entrance to PV park. Installed gate on Bollinger Road dump. Bob Lutz began repairs to Bear Hollow tennis courts on July 28. Feller Turf earth quaked MCP soccer field on July 28.
455 Parks General Repairs
Repaired water line at MCP.
456 Parks New Construction
Hauled top soil to new tot lot at Joe Markosek field, installed safety surface. Moved dog park sign. Laid out shade structure at dog park, augered holes, picked up supplies. PIC program – built shade structure. Built roof on shade structure, replaced post. Assembled and installed four benches at tot lot at MCP (Joe Markosek field).
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457 Park Equipment Maintenance. Serviced tractors and mower.
July Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on July 2,3,4,5,10,11,12,17,18,19,24,25,26,31 (14 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) July: 186.5 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Townsend 57 magistrate hours Total: 243.5 hours
8/4/09, jvg
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT September 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of September 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Mowed Veterans and Beckwith fields. Mowed MCP fields and dog park. Cleaned up Trafford Rd island. Opened cross pipes on Duff bikeway, cleaned up washout. Installed drain line in rear of Admin. building. Cleaned up Townsend gazebo, edged, weeded and mulched. Weeded and mulched landscaped area by Remaley pond deck. Weeded and mulched memorials at Townsend lower pavilion and ballfield. Cleaned up Legion Garden area. Removed extra grill posts and filled in holes at various parks. Moved tables at Townsend for Faith in Action. Prepped area for putting green at Townsend. Cleaned up at Townsend after Faith in Action. Cleaned MCP building. Infield maintenance on all ball fields. Aerated outfields (all but MCP). Sprayed for clover at MCP fields. Picked up materials, built bollards. Picked up turf maintenance materials. Built dumpster pad at Pedora. Removed silt fence at MCP dog park. Took top dresser to MCP.
455 Parks General Repairs
Repaired Pedora infield from storm. Repaired washed out area entering Ron Stoll trail. Repaired picnic tables at Kovalczik and Townsend. Repaired washed out area by Port-a-john at Townsend lower parking lot. Repaired wetland trail at MCP. Repaired water line at MCP.
456 Parks New Construction
Prepped area around MCP tot lot (field #5), seeded, mulched bench area.
457 Park Equipment Maintenance
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Service top dresser.
September Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on September 4,5,6,11,25,26,27 (8 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) September: 181 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Townsend 20 magistrate hours Total: 201 hours
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT October 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of October 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks. Mowed Veterans and Beckwith fields. Mowed MCP fields and dog park. Top dressed, aerated, overseeded and fertilized MCP 2A Turf maintenance, top dressed MCP 4 and 5. Cleaned MCP maintenance building. Prepped for chili cook-off at Townsend Park, cleaned up. Remulched and seeded MCP entrance area. Adjusted Dog Park gates. Prepped for Cyclocross at MCP, cleaned up. Returned auger, worked on Dog Park fence.
455 Parks General Repairs
Repaired MCP water pits, tested. Repaired board on bridge on Duff Bikeway.
456 Parks New Construction
Installed tot lot bollards at MCP Field 5. Built fence, installed at Dog Park shade structure. Dug out for walkway at Dog Park, finished with gravel. Prepped and seeded disturbed Dog Park area. Put down river rock as border for Dog Park parking lot, cleaned river rock with fire truck. Put up moveable fence at Dog Park. Prepped for concrete, poured footer, prepped mounting plate, installed flagpole at MCP, backfilled. Picked up and planted eight large trees along Wiestertown Road at MCP.
457 Park Equipment Maintenance
Rebuilt broadcast spreader. Serviced mowers. Cleaned Tool Cat. Took Toro mower in for warranty work.
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October Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on October 2,3,4,10,11,17,18,24,25,31 (10 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) October: 119 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman, Pedora, Pleasant Valley, Townsend 23 magistrate hours Total: 142 hours
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT November 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of November 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks, mulched leaves. Blew out park fountains. Overseeded, fertilized and aerated MCP #1 and #2. Turf maintenance MCP #3, Veterans and Beckwith fields. Moved old wood from MCP barn to burn pile. Picked up supplies from John Deere Landscapes. Built and installed tree guards at dog park. Mulched trees at MCP. Mowed MCP/prepped dog park for dedication. Winterized MCP pavilion/installed regulator on water line. Cleaned MCP maintenance building. Sprayed weeds and dragged MCP #4 infield. Took two loads of mulch to Townsend Park for Pia. Hauled shale from MCP to Townsend Park to extend parking lot. Pushed off shale at Townsend Park dump. Burned hay from barn at MCP. Started cleanup at Sears House, prepped for dedication. Performed park maintenance audit.
455 Parks General Repairs Repaired Veterans irrigation system. Repaired tot lot equipment at Veterans. Removed old wooden guide rail, put up standard metal guide rail at Duff Park. Repaired Duff water line. Repaired fence at Pedora Park.
456 Parks New Construction Installed benches at MCP Dog Park. Installed trees at MCP #5 tot lot. Prepped and installed entrance gate at MCP. Worked on fence at dog park, finished. Installed dumpster surround at Heritage Park and Kovalczik Park.
457 Park Equipment Maintenance Picked up mower repaired at Fletchers. Winterized and stored parks equipment.
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November Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on November 7,8,14,15,21,22,26,28,29 (9 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) November: 112.0 volunteer hours worked in Duff, Kellman 11.5 magistrate hours Total: 123.5 total hours
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT December 2009
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of December 2009
Picked up parks garbage. Plowed open parks. Installed post for grills for MCP and Duff Park. Cleaned park grills. Picked up supplies for Matt Gallo’s Eagle Scout project. Moved bridge to dog park for Eagle Scout project. Removed old post from MCP entrance gate. Installed post at Townsend/Casta Lina Trail for ATV. Took supplies to Laird Hall for Light Up Night, picked up on Monday. Redesigned and installed new gate lock at MCP and Townsend. Trimmed out dead plants from MCP landscaped islands. Installed door sweeps at MCP pavilion. Cleaned out Sears House basement. Started removal of chimney from Sears House. Secured structure at Skena property.
455 Parks General Repairs
Repaired damaged surround at Kovalczik. Repaired fence at Bear Hollow #1 and Chambers. Finished up park maintenance repair list.
456 Parks New Construction
457 Park Equipment Maintenance Cleaned 317 from salting. Installed parts on 317 plow. Repaired 322 plow. Sanded and painted sideboards on 317.
December Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on December 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 20, 24, 27, 27 (9 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) December: 24 volunteer hours 6 magistrate hours Total: 30 total hours
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT February, 2009 Reported by Robert D Hunter, Jr. Director
RECREATION
Winter Programs – our educational programs this winter seem to be doing well. As for the leisure activities registrations seem to be down from last year’s numbers.
Spring/Summer Programs - Planning is underway. Because of potential construction at the Franklin Regional Pool the summer swim program has been cancelled for the second straight summer. This is one of our most popular programs run by the Recreation Department and it is very disappointing to have this happen back to back summers. The Recreation Department will look forward to re-introducing this program next summer and make it bigger and better than ever. At this time, we are working with last year’s sponsor for this year’s Fisher Tennis Clinic which helps cover some of the costs.
Summer Discovery Programs – The Recreation Department will offer 20 programs this summer to Murrysville youngsters ages 5 through 12. This program should help supplement some of the funds lost from the loss of the swimming program as it did last year. We are looking forward to keeping this 28 year old program strong and beneficial to the children of our community.
Egg Hunt will be on Saturday, April 4th at Murrysville Community Park at 11:00am. 380 Auction and Apex Roofing are sponsoring the event and we are anticipating another good turn out (approximately 300 kids).We are looking for volunteers to help distribute the eggs and the goodie bags.
DCNR E-Grant Seminar – The Director along with the Parks Foreman and a member of the Parks and Recreation Commission attended a grant seminar to learn about DCNR’s new online grant writing procedures. The seminar was very informative and gave a new direction for people to file for grants. Tracey Stack from the DCNR is our representative for this area and will help assist us through the new process.
Spring/Summer Field Assignments - Assignments have been made and associations have been contacted for field usage for the 2009 season.
Community Day 2009 – The Recreation Department has put together a new committee to create a new vision for Community Day. The event will now be held at MCP Saturday August 15th from 2pm until 8:30pm with fireworks following at 9pm. Our goal is to raise $19,000 through community donations and sponsorships. We feel it will be a tough but attainable challenge. Some preparations have already been made such as securing tents and canopies from the county, generators from Cleveland Brothers, putting together a fundraising team, establishing possible set up options and putting together a list of possible booth vendors. The committee was created to invite more involvement from the community and to collectively put together a Community Day that the citizens of Murrysville can be proud of.
Turtle Creek Gorge Project – The Recreation Department hosted a meeting for the Turtle Creek Gorge Project at the Murrysville Community Center. The meeting was to go over a course of action to connect the Westmoreland Heritage Trails to the Turtle Creek Gorge. Some of the attendees were representing: Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation, Westmoreland Conservancy, Allegheny County Economic Development, Joe Markosek’s office, Penn Township, Trafford Borough and Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission.
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT March, 2009 Reported by Robert D Hunter, Jr., Director
PARKS
MCP – The Recreation Department in cooperation with the administrative staff worked diligently on a proposal to move forward in the development of MCP. The project has a build out timeline of 18 months and will include water, sewage, renovation of the Sears House, electric, tot lot, dug outs, walking paths, fencing at Field 3 and other park amenities. The director worked on completing a DCNR grant in the amount of $592,000 to complete this project.
RECREATION
Winter Programs - There were a total of 89 registrations. There were twenty eight programs offered with on- line registration. There were 5 programs not utilizing on-line registration, including snowman contest, annual egg hunt, discount ski ticket sales, rec/lap swim, and swim parties. Only three programs were cancelled due to lack of registration. The snowman contest ended March 31st.
There were 24 swim parties this school year. The recreation/lap swim continues to be popular.
The egg hunt was moved back to Townsend due to MASA’s opening day at MCP. There was attendance of 250 children plus adults. The families’ response to moving the event back to Townsend was well received and requests were made to continue this program at Townsend.
SHOWTIME - Last day was March 27. The director will work with the FR staff to evaluate the program regarding site, funding, activities and need, with plans to offer the program again beginning with the fall school season.
Community Day – The Community Day committee met on March 12 to go over final details for this years’ celebration. Community Day is still scheduled for August 15th from 2pm until 8:30pm at MCP with the fireworks to follow directly after. The committee is going to raise $19,000 to fund this event.
Spring Summer Field Scheduling - Franklin Regional Lacrosse has begun practice using the Chambers Tennis Courts. The fields are tentatively available the first week of April, weather dependent.
Spring Summer Programs - There will be no summer swim lessons or recreation swim this summer due to maintenance work being done on the Franklin Regional pool. This will affect the annual revenue for the year as the summer lessons help to support the fall and winter recreation swim program.
Discovery, Inc. – Due to the success of last summer’s programs the Recreation Department will offer 29 discovery programs this summer.
The Nutshell was published on March 30 with news from municipal departments and recreation programs. Registration is slated to begin the same day. The Department will offer 70 programs this spring and summer along with 3 special events. RECREATION DEPARTMENT APRIL 2009 Reported by Robert D Hunter, Jr., Director
PARKS
The parks are up and running for the season. Water was turned on to the parks. The port a johns are all in place. Electrical boxes were checked at all the pavilions and are all working. Fields were all prepped and are ready to go. MASA, FRAA and LAX seasons have opened and are underway.
The Recreation Department is working with MASA and the Parks Foreman to make some field improvements to Field one and two at MCP.
The Recreation Department completed and submitted a parks grant through the DCNR in the amount of $592,000 for park improvements to MCP.
RECREATION Sports Organizations:
FRAA: The FRAA has their field schedule completed and approved. Their opening kick off was Saturday April 25, 2009 at the FR football field. Everything went very well and the ball fields were in good shape. This was reported by Todd Locklin the FRAA president.
MASA: MASA is prepared to move forward with the naming rights of field one and two at MCP. The final vote from their board will be held in May.
Programs:
Discovery: flyers were passed out to the school district and registrations are coming in daily.
SHOW-TIME after School Program: For the upcoming fall season we will evaluate the program with the school district before we decide on the future of this program.
Thriva and Spring/Summer Programs: Online registrations are up and running. The Recreation Department is offering 70 programs for this year spring and summer sessions. Currently there are over 200 participants registered for programs.
Special Needs Breakfast: The Recreation Department and the Rotary hosted a breakfast to inform businesses and interested parties about the progress and future development of the Miracle Field. There were approximately 60 attendees who witnessed what the Miracle field is all about and got to see visuals of the future sight.
Community Day: Preparations continue and the committee is still looking for possible sponsors.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT MAY 2009 Reported by Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director
PARKS
The Recreation Department worked with MASA to come to an agreement for naming rights for the soccer fields at MCP. The first naming rights check in the amount of $45,000 should be expected sometime early June for the naming rights of field one at MCP.
The Recreation Department approved the use of field 6 as a multipurpose field that will be used as an open area for flag football which began May 2, an over flow soccer area to keep MASA off field 3 until Fall and for special events. The Franklin Regional School District held a civil war reenactment on May 19th at field 6 from 9:00am until 12:30pm. It was a prime location to host the event and was very successful.
RECREATION
Summer Swim: Officially the rec swim has ended for this school year and the pool has closed for general maintenance to the filtration unit. This is the second summer in a row that we were not able to run our number one program.
Puppy Party: On May 20th the director gave a presentation to the dog lovers of Murrysville. The Pet Hotail hosted a Puppy Party where community dog lovers were updated on dog etiquette, our upcoming dog park and what parks are dog friendly.
Discovery: Summer Discovery programs are doing very well with approximately 200 registrations to date, with more coming in.
Tennis clinic: Registrations are on pace to beat last year numbers.
Hunting: The Recreation Department has made a few changes to the Hunting Program. There will not be a hunting supervisor. The Recreation Department will supervise the program and all coordinators will report weekly to the Recreation Department and all hunters will report directly to their assigned coordinators. The program will now be 60 percent Murrysville (Franklin Regional) residents and 40 percent non residents. Previously, the split was 40% resident-60% non.
PRPS: The Recreation Department hosted an Extra Ordinary Special Events seminar for PRPS. 14 participants attended.
Plans for the New Community Day are well underway. Event 2:00pm – 8:30pm at Murrysville Community Park. Fireworks at dark approx 9:00 pm Agenda is prepared and being confirmed for June. RECREATION DEPARTMENT June, 2009 Reported by Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director RECREATION
Summer Discovery Programs –Discovery programs are a big hit this summer with over 225 registrations for more than 20 programs. Basketball and Look I’m Drawing are 2 of the most popular.
“SHOW-TIME” (After School Program) – After evaluating the program the past two years the recreation department has decided to retire the after school program due to the lack of participation. The risk of running the program for a third year could prove to be too costly.
Community Day – We continue to move forward with the changes to this year’s Community Day. The plan is set and in place and we are starting to receive vendor money and still working on gathering more sponsors.
Westmoreland Baseball Clinic – The baseball clinic hosted the 8-10 year old division at Markosek field the week of June 15th. There were not enough numbers to hold any other age group. The recreation department will evaluate this program to see if there is a need for a clinic in this area and if increasing the numbers is feasible. Although the clinic’s numbers were not as expected the 8-10 year old division had a pleasant educational experience from Coach Cappa.
Playground Program- Through the first two weeks of the playground program registrations are going well. With over 120 kids already registered we are looking forward to another fun and successful season.
PARKS
A new playground was installed at Markosek field June 16th. The safety surface has been installed and the structure is playable. Landscaping around the structure is scheduled to be completed by the end of summer. RECREATION DEPARTMENT July, 2009 Reported by Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director RECREATION
Summer Discovery Programs – The second year of Recreation offering Discovery classes has proven that there is a great deal of interest in these programs. The department added 12 new programs to the lineup with nothing but positive results. Enrollment numbers are up and almost double last year’s numbers totaling approximately 275 registrations. The recreation department will continue to work with this program to ensure its future success.
Community Day - The work continues. The Recreation Department along with the committee members and the help of staff garnered over $16,000 for this year’s Community Day. All of the arrangements have been made and we are looking forward to great weather and a new look for Community Day. The buzz is in the air and we are anticipating a good turn out and a lot of fun this year.
Playground Program- Wrapped up another successful playground season. Our instructor and staff continue to grow this program each year. The only future change will be to add MCP as a location next year. The program had over 140 participants this year with 50 people showing up for family night.
Fall Programs – We have completed this year’s fall schedule and will begin advertising in August. The staff has added six new fall Discovery classes to the fall schedule. The Recreation Department will offer 35 programs this fall and 3 special events.
Tennis – Coach Howard Fisher has completed another successful Tennis Clinic for us this season with 104 participants. With some of the weather not cooperating we would like to thank the school district for the use of their facility and the staff’s patience. The director would also like to thank Coach Fisher for all of his time and effort in making this program such a huge success year after year.
Safety Town – With support from our Police Department, YMCA, Sardis VFD and Medic One we were able to prepare 11 youngsters for their first experience in Kindergarten. The Recreation Department does believe this program has the ability to grow into something special and is a valuable offering for the community. This program has been a success in the past for Discovery and we look forward to bringing the numbers back up.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT August, 2009 Reported by Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director
RECREATION
2009 Murrysville Community Day – Community Day 2009 was filled with fun, activity, excitement and change. The extra effort that was put into this year’s Community Day planning seemed to pay off well. Participants could feel the energy in the air. Music, games, kids running and laughing, hayrides and lots and lots of fun capped off with another great fireworks show made for a great day. The Community Day committee raised over $18,000 for this year’s festival. By counting cars several times during the day and questioning vendors, we have determined that numbers were up significantly from last year.
Fall Programs – Our fall programs have been organized, planned, confirmed, marketed and advertised for the up coming fall. Nutshell was printed and sent out on August 24th which leaves us 3 weeks before our first programs launch. There will be 42 programs offered this fall and 2 special events.
Discovery – The Discovery programs this past summer again proved to be a great success. Over 250 registrations were taken for 29 programs. We will continue to be creative and develop new offerings within this program.
PARKS
Park Bench Name Plates - A new type of name plate will be used for the donation of park benches. We will now use a recycled plastic product produced by C. Kaylor Displays. They also make Westmoreland County’s bench markers.
MASA Fields – Fields one and two were both earth quaked as part of agreement with MASA. Parks department also aerated all athletic fields at MCP.
Community Day Repairs – Minimal damage was done to the MCP facilities after Community Day. A few ruts were filled in and a week of watering brought back the fields very nicely.
Caywood Property – Westmoreland Conservancy has completed the trail work at The Caywood property and will have their first group walk on September 19th.
Hunting – Hunting letters were sent out to all hunters. Coordinators were given hunting signs to post in all of our designated hunting areas. All should be posted and completed by Sept 1.
BUDGET
The Recreation Department turned in 2010’s Budget proposal along with all of the programming projections for the 2010 Recreation Fund to the Finance Director.
Municipality of Murrysville Recreation Department Monthly Report September 2009 Director: Robert Hunter, Jr.
Executive Summary
Department’s Overall Status: Green
Green Yellow Red Reason for Deviation
Budget X Project X Schedule
Comments:
• The Recreation Department does not foresee any year-end budgetary constraints. • Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Open Space Plan RFP has been started and will be complete mid-November • Faith in Action Fundraiser September 25th went smoothly with no major problems. Final tally of participants has not been completed. • The Recreation Department has been working with Kompan Playgrounds and Recreational resources to design the best possible playgrounds accessible for all youth in the community. These would be in conjunction with the Miracle Field to be built at MCP. • 12 programs were launched this fall, all meeting the minimum number of participants. • The Murrysville Sportszone and the Recreation Department are working together to create a new Men’s over 30 Basketball League. • Even with cloudy weather the department still hosted the Star with approximately 15 in attendance. • The Turtle Creek Gorge Project continues to move forward with Carrie Martin and Rob Hunter representing the Municipality. Also in attendance representing the community was Tom Dittman and Betsy Aiken. • The Recreation Department has put a group of people together to help with a fundraiser for the MCP Emergency Services/Veterans Monument. Murrysville Recreation Department will hold a Bike Run which will start at MCP and end at MCP to help raise funds for the monument. The Bike run is scheduled for June 19th. We will keep you posted.
Recreation Department – Page 1 Budget
Budget Status as of 10/01/09
(Budget Information will be provided by the Finance Department. Director can then cut and paste accordingly.)
Budgetary Comments:
• Registrations for Fall programs have begun • Registrations are up 20% from last fall to this point
Recreation Department – Page 2
Project Updates
Approved Current Project Actual Status Schedule Forecast Review and Open Space Plan. In Progress. writing new RFP
Parks Murrysville Community Park will host the second annual Cyclocross race Murrysville Community Park th On October 24 .
Recreation 12 programs were launched which all met the minimum number of Fall Programs participants Showtime Cancelled Due to lack of participation
Community Day A final rap up meeting is scheduled for October
Field Scheduling Fall Schedules have been set
Recreation Department – Page 3
Boards, Commissions, and Committees Update
• Staff attended the monthly Parks and Recreation Meeting on September 8 2009.
Accomplishments & Plans
Accomplishments During this Reporting Period:
• Prepared and submitted budget • Department Director completed and turned in staff’s evaluation • Successfully launched Fall programs • Assisted Faith in Action group in running a smooth fundraiser
Plans for Next Reporting Period:
• Have RFP for comprehensive plan underway • Pass out all winter program information to instructors • Hire additional lifeguards for rec swim program • Director will be on vacation October 21 through October 28 • Host successful Chili Oktoberfest • Host successful Halloween program for the Seniors
Recreation Department – Page 4 Municipality of Murrysville Recreation Department Monthly Report October 2009 Director: Robert Hunter, Jr.
Executive Summary
Department’s Overall Status: Green
Green Yellow Red Reason for Deviation
Budget X Project X Schedule
Comments:
• Senior Halloween Party was a great success with 110 seniors participating and 15 volunteers. Thank you to all of the community’s notables for your help • Chili Oktoberfest had over 150 participants this year and the Recreation Department helped the Rotary raise over a thousand dollars for the Polio Foundation and Miracle field project. • The fall youth golf league wrapped up another successful season with 24 participants. • Another successful Art Show was held at the Municipal building October 3rd and 4th. • Second annual Cyclo-cross race had over 115 racers this year at MCP-that was up 50 racers from last year. Racers came all the way from Philadelphia to compete in this year’s race. We look forward to supporting this program next year. • Famfa and MASA have both completed their fall seasons. • Field maintenance season has begun at MCP, Veterans and Beckwith. (Aerating, topdressing and overseeding). The skinning of the baseball infields is scheduled for November.
Recreation Department – Page 1 Budget
Budget Status as of 11/01/09
(Budget Information will be provided by the Finance Department. Director can then cut and paste accordingly.)
Budgetary Comments:
• The Recreation Department has found a sponsor for some of our special events. Dale Property Services Penn has pledged approximately $1800 to help assist us with special events
Recreation Department – Page 2
Project Updates
Approved Current Project Actual Status Schedule Forecast Review and Open Space Plan. In progress. writing new RFP Preliminary Murrysville Memorial Bike Run In progress Planning Preliminary Valentine Sweet Treat Festival In progress Planning Light up night On track In progress
Parks
Murrysville Community Park Complete field maintenance for winter.
Trails Working with mapping committee to update trail maps
Hunting Hunting program is going smooth with no big issues
Recreation Planning has begun for winter programs. Approximately 26 programs will Winter Programs be offered. Fields Plans are being made for a 2010 maintenance schedule A meeting is being set up with all sports organizations to go over 2010 Sports Organization Meeting season. Preparations are being made for the winter nutshell. Scheduled Nutshell distribution date is December 21, 2009. A winter baseball clinic is scheduled with All American Baseball for Baseball December 28, 29 and 30. Final Community Day Committee meeting scheduled for November 19, Community Day 2:00 pm
Recreation Department – Page 3
Boards, Commissions, and Committees Update
• Staff attended the monthly Parks and Recreation Meeting on October 13, 2009.
Accomplishments & Plans
Accomplishments During this Reporting Period:
• Hosted three events- Chili Oktoberfest, 2nd annual Cyclo-cross race and a Senior Halloween Party • Got all winter program information passed out for 26 programs • Put together a field maintenance schedule for 2010 • Finalized 2010 budget • Prepared Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Open Space plan RFP • Devised a list of possible 2010 grants to apply for • Put together preliminary plans for Murrysville Memorial Bike Run • Received verbal and monetary commitment for several special events from Dale property Services Penn.
Plans for Next Reporting Period:
• Finish a RFP and Timeline. • Write several grants for 2010. • Complete all winter program information. • Complete all information for the winter nutshell • Prepare for 2009 Light up Night • Send out final invoices to sports organizations who still owe money • Complete hiring of three part time lifeguards for Recreational Swim Program
Recreation Department – Page 4 Municipality of Murrysville Recreation Department Monthly Report November 2009 Director: Robert Hunter, Jr.
Executive Summary
Department’s Overall Status: green
Green Yellow Red Reason for Deviation
Budget x Project x Schedule
Comments:
• Gathered all information for the winter programs • Secured all locations for winter programs • Fall Discovery programs we cancelled due to lack of enrolment • The Recreation Department will provide 28 winter programs for 2010 • Worked on filling out and researching new grants for 2010 • Formed a community group to help fundraise for the future MCP monument/memorial • Hired 2 more back up lifeguards for rec swim program • Sent out letters to collect final fees for field permits from local sports organizations • Made all arrangements for Light up Night • Completed final draft of the RFP for the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Open Space Plan.
Budget
• The Recreation Department does not foresee any year end budget problems • The Recreation Fund looks to be down this year approximately $1000 due to increase in advertising and the winter session of the Showtime after school program. • Invoices have been sent out to collect all non-paid field fees for 2009
Recreation Department – Page 1
Project Updates
Approved Current Project Actual Status Schedule Forecast Comprehensive Parks and Recreation In progress complete Open Space Plan RFP Preliminary Murrysville Community Bike Run In progress Planning Canceled for Valentines Sweet Treat Festival Postponed 2010 Light up Night On Track In progress
Parks
Hunting Program 51 deer harvested to date
Trails Working with Murrysville Trails Alliance on updating trail maps The Recreation Department will host a Geo-caching event this spring Geo-caching with the Westmoreland Conservancy. (Townsend Park) Preparing a field maintenance schedule for all of our local sports Sport Organization Meeting organizations so they may put their schedules together accordingly
Recreation
Winter Programs 28 confirmed programs for the 2010 winter season
Community Day Meeting Rescheduled for December 3rd Looking for new possibilities and filling out current list of grants to apply Grants for 2010
Recreation Department – Page 2
Boards, Commissions, and Committees Update
• Attended Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting November 10th
Accomplishments & Plans
Accomplishments During this Reporting Period:
• Completed winter programs and schedules • Complete rough draft of Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Open Space Plan RFP • Donate 4 doe from our hunting program to the Food Bank compliments of our Duff Park coordinator. • Implemented 2 new programs for 2010 • Worked with MTA on updating trail maps
Plans for Next Reporting Period:
• Host successful Light Up Night • Collect all owed funds • Have several grant applications completed • Complete year end report • Do a year end evaluation of all programs • Have Winter Programs advertised and entered in Thriva registration system for access by public • Get started on Community Day 2010 preparations • Complete a 2010 program chart with new program fees • Organize stored files
Recreation Department – Page 3 Dedicated to excellence.
Municipality of Murrysville Recreation Department Monthly Report December 2009 Director: Robert Hunter, Jr.
Executive Summary
Department’s Overall Status: green
Green Yellow Red Reason for Deviation
Budget x Project x Schedule
Comments:
• Winter Programs were published • Light up night was another success with approximately 90 in attendance • Murrysville Monumental Tribute event scheduled for June 19th and the fundraising group has committed to raising $3000 for the project • RFP was approved by council and advertised • All field fees for 2009 field permits were collected • Held first Community Day meeting for 2010
Budget
• The Recreation Department does not foresee any year end budget problems • Invoice to FRAA has been sent out for infield maintenance materials for $1500
Recreation Department – Page 1
Project Updates
Approved Current Project Actual Status Schedule Forecast Comprehensive Parks and Recreation complete Open Space Plan RFP
Murrysville Monumental Tribute In progress
Form Study Committee for Parks and Preliminary
Recreation Open Space Plan proposals Planning
Change scope of work for DCED grant In Progress
DCNR Green Grant Project New
Parks
Hunting Program 56 deer harvested to date(12-31-09) program ends 1-23-10
Trails Working with Murrysville Trails Alliance on updating trail maps
Recreation
Winter Programs Published and ready to go
Community Day Meeting Second meeting scheduled for Feb 4th
Grants Complete grant requests and search for new grant opportunities
Recreation Department – Page 2
Boards, Commissions, and Committees Update
• Attended Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting December 15th
Accomplishments & Plans
Accomplishments During this Reporting Period:
• Published and Advertised Winter Programs • On line registration is up and running • Completed Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Open Space Plan RFP and advertised • Worked with MTA on updating trail maps • Light up Night ran smoothly with approximately 90 participants in attendance
Plans for Next Reporting Period:
• Update files • Have all new programs up and running smoothly • Prepare for 2010 projects • Put Recreation Presentation together for Retreat • Establish study committee to review RFP submittals • Host a Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space plan pre-submission meeting • Have scope of work change complete on DCED
Recreation Department – Page 3 Dedicated to excellence.
MAYOR SOMERS’ 2009 YEAR END REPORT RECREATION DEPARTMENT Robert D Hunter, Jr., Director
The Recreation Department continued to move forward with new ideas and new programs throughout 2009. There were several events and programs this year that were recreated, re-introduced and eliminated. We are sad to say that due to the lack of participation the after school program known as “SHOWTIME” has been cancelled due to lack of registrations. You can look forward to new ideas next year to capture this age group. The Recreation Department has added a second Star Party, hosted a baseball clinic for 10 year olds, added 20 summer Discovery programs, re-structured the hunting program, hosted the second annual Chili-Oktoberfest, provided a Harvest Festival for the senior citizens, brought in a regional cyclo-cross race consisting of 115 racers, assisted in Faith in Action’s “Celebrate” fundraising event, and most importantly put the community back into Community Day. All of these activities were proudly set-up and presented to our community residents.
PROGRAMS:
Fall Youth Golf – Only in its second year this program has doubled in size. 24 youth golfers, ages 7-12 signed up for an instructional golf program held at all three Murrysville golf courses. The Recreation Department received a grant this year called Sticks for Kids. This grant provided 10 full sets of golf clubs and bags for kids. We look forward to watching the program continue to grow and develop.
Community Day – Several Changes were made this year in an effort to boost Community Day back to the way it used to be. Community played a vital role in this year’s success. Funds raised through our community businesses provided entertainment, activities, fireworks, games, socializing and fun for people of all ages. We are looking forward to building on the positive responses we have received in 2009 to make 2010 even better.
Young Champions of America – Entering its second season this cheerleading program is becoming a community favorite. Registrations are up to 40 with age groups ranging from 4 to 15 year olds. This past fall the 4-6 and 7-9 year old age groups took first place in the Western Pennsylvania fall cheerleading competition held at LaRoche College.
1st and 2nd grade Basketball – This program is a new program that is designed to teach basic skills with fun games for children ages 5-7 years. Staffing has been provided through the Murrysville Sportszone. 24 youths enjoyed an 8 week program every Tuesday night at the Franklin Regional Auxiliary gym.
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MAYOR BROOKS’ 2010 SIX MONTH REPORT RECREATION DEPARTMENT Robert D. Hunter, Jr., Director
The Recreation Department has begun the 2010 year with the retiring of Carrie Martin a 10 year employee of the Municipality and Administrative Assistant to the Recreation Department. She will be greatly missed. Where there is an ending there is a new beginning. Former receptionist Kim Blauvelt has now moved over and took the place of the Administrative Assistant. The Recreation Department looks forward to working with Mrs. Blauvelt and welcomes her to the Department.
PROGRAMS: Red Cross Swim Lessons – Beginning in June will be the returning of the Recreation Departments’ biggest programs. For the past three years the program was cancelled due to renovations to the Franklin Regional School Districts’ pool. We look forward to re-introducing this program and building it back up to what it has been in the past.
Hunting – Final tally for deer harvest this year was 67. Several changes were made to this program to help manage the herd, keep order and structure to the program. Hunters are now being held accountable for the number of times they are in the woods, number of kills each season and providing proof of doe tags for each kill. The Deer Management program is now a supporter of the Westmoreland County Food Bank. The hunters have donated six deer to the local food bank this past season.
EVENTS: Egg Hunt – The 2010 Egg Hunt hosted over 250 participants this year demonstrated again what a fun and exciting event the Egg Hunt is for the community. All supplies were donated by 380 Discount Warehouse, Dunkin Donut and an anonymous donor.
Paws on the Run: This spring opened up a brand new Dog Park for the citizens of Murrysville at Murrysville Community Park. The grand opening hosted 120 dogs and was supported by Leone’s Pet Supplies and Walkers PetHotail.
Spring Awakening: The Recreation Department in cooperation with the Friends of Murrysville Parks group hosted a kick off to the spring and summer. There were 13 Murrysville outdoor groups who took part in this function with approximately 85 participants in attendance.
Geocaching with the Westmoreland Conservancy: This event was set up by the Westmoreland Conservancy to help promote Murrysville Parks and the Conservancy Reserves. There were approximately 85 in attendance.
Murrysville Monumental Tribute: A dedication and tribute to all veterans and Murrysville emergency services was held on June 19, 2010. The day consisted of a Motorcycle Run, a dedication to all veterans and Murrysville emergency services and a pig roast. There were approximately 350 participants in attendance.
The Miracle Walk: The ground breaking for the new Miracle Field took place on June 26, 2010. This event was to bring recognition to the site of the Miracle Field and to raise money for the project. The event was coordinated by Kurt Kimmick with the support of the Murrysville/Export Rotary and the Murrysville Recreation Department. There were approximately 500 participants who attended the walk.
FACILITIES: The Recreation Department with the cooperation of the municipal staff has submitted a $136,000 matching grant to DCNR for park improvements to Murrysville Community Park.
A new fee ordinance has been implemented for the Murrysville Community Center rental rates.
A new Veterans and Emergency Services Monument has been installed at Murrysville Community Park Dedicated to excellence.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT January 2010
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of January 2010.
Picked up parks garbage. Plowed open parks. Cleaned Sears house.
455 Parks General Repairs
456 Parks New Construction
Tore down chimney at Sears house.
457 Park Equipment Maintenance
Took 317 to dealer for repair.
January Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on January 1,2,3,9,10,16,17,23,24,30,31 (11 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) January: 1 volunteer hour (tree fallen on trail in Duff Park) 0 magistrate hour Total: 1 total hour
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT February 2010
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of February 2010.
0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
455 Parks General Repairs 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
456 Parks New Construction 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
February Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on February 13, 20, 21 (3 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) February: 0 volunteer hours 0 magistrate hours Total: 0 hours
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT March 2010
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of February 2010.
276 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Took Bobcat to MCP barn to dig out for contractor. Pulled dumpster at Royal Highlands Park. Took down tennis nets and posts, put in plugs, at Chambers Park for lacrosse practice. Brought in trash cans from parks, painted. Overseeded bare spots at MCP. Prepped Townsend Park for Spring Egg Hunt. Cleaned up wood and debris at Sears house and barn at MCP. Put out new cans at Dog Park, put up new poop station. Cleaned Bear Hollow Park pavilion. Put 2A stone to level up portable toilet pads, also at dumpster in Duff Park. Worked on parking lot at Bear Hollow Park, enlarged and took care of water problem, worked on roadway into Bear Hollow. Overseeded and fertilized Veterans Field. Cleaned up around MCP barn.
455 Parks General Repairs 0 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
456 Parks New Construction 392 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Worked on electric at Sears house.
457 Parks Equipment Maintenance 24 Regular Hours 0 Hours at 1.5X rate 0 Hours at 2X rate
Mower maintenance.
March Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on March 3, 7, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 (7 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
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Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) March: Bluebird boxes 10 hours - park volunteers in Townsend 11 hours - park volunteers in Pleasant Valley Park 62 hours – scout troop and park volunteers at MCP
12 hours – park volunteers at spring house on North Hills Road 2 hours – magistrate
10 hours – information center at Duff Park 8 hours – trail maintenance at Duff. 39 hours – tree sign
Total: 152 hours – park volunteers 2 hours - magistrate
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT April 2010
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of April 2010.
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks, trimmed, serviced. Mowed ball fields at MCP (2), Townsend (2), Bear Hollow (2), Chambers (1), Kovalczik (1), Pedora (1), Royal Highlands (1). Mowed soccer fields at MCP (4), Veterans / Beckwith (2). Mowed Staymates and cut back brush. Mowed Banner Parklet, Marlee Acres, Bear Hollow Trail. MCP barn - brought shale down and leveled area around barn for drainage. MCP – turf maintenance to all fields. Dragged and prepped Field #4 & #5 infields. Moved soccer goals to Field #6. Bear Hollow Park – worked on soft spots on entrance roadway, asphalted. Cut large fallen tree and cleaned up branches, top soil and seeded entrance roadway edges. Spread gravel on parking lot. Prepped infields at neighborhood parks, Townsend 1 & 2. Cut tree in Townsend. Leveled soil at Royal Highlands. Cleaned up around home plates & dugouts. Filled infield boxes and low spots. Mowed Dog Park, leveled parking lot, removed old silt fence. Prepped for opening Saturday, April 10. Moved portable toilet at MCP. Pulled tree stakes. Mulched landscaped mounds at MCP. Put tennis nets back up at Chambers Park. Picked up fence parts for Heritage Park. Prepped Townsend for Joey Gombosh Fishing Derby, Saturday, April 17. Picked up clippings at landscaped beds at Townsend gazebo, hauled and spread mulch. Installed speed bumps at Townsend Park (donated by Bill Ferri). Installed basketball nets. Checked deck hockey boards.
456 Parks New Construction
Sears house - worked on electric interior wood framing wiring for smoke detectors
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457 Park Equipment Maintenance
Pulled tracks on Bobcat, brought into PW garage, installed water tank. Picked up Massey tractor. Picked up mower from Fletchers, took another mower for repair. Serviced mower.
April Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on April 2,10,11,17,18,24,25 (7 hours) 20 hours worked at Townsend Park (cleaning up beds by gazebo, spreading mulch)
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) April: 182 volunteer hours spent in Duff, Kellman, MCP, Skena property 5 magistrate hours spent on trail maintenance at MCP 16 magistrate hours spent at spring house at Skena property
Total: 182 volunteers hours 21 magistrate hours
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT May 2010
454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of May 2010.
Picked up parks garbage. Mowed parks, trimmed, serviced. Mowed ball fields at MCP (2), Townsend (2), Bear Hollow (2), Chambers (1), Kovalczik (1), Pedora (1), Royal Highlands (1). Mowed soccer fields at MCP (4), Veterans / Beckwith (2). Mowed Summervale green area, Marlee Acres, Banner Parklet, Bear Hollow Trail, Staymates. Used new groomer on infields at Bear Hollow Park. Top soil and seeded low areas at Bear Hollow Park, cleaned dugouts & put down 1B stone. Hauled broken gate from Bear Hollow to PW garage. Put down safety surface. Put up new swing seat at Kovalczik tot lot, trimmed & pruned court area. Installed grills at Duff Park pavilion. Duff Park – cold patched holes, added stone in parking lot, added 2A to low spots on bikeway. Townsend ball field parking lot – gravel. Worked on extension to tie wall at Townsend Park field #1, put on railing. Worked infields at Bear Hollow 1 & 2, Townsend 1 & 2. Moved portable toilets from MCP #6 to Townsend Park ball fields for girls’ softball tournament. Added cans at Townsend ball fields for tournament, field #1 (weed whipped & pruned by fence). Hauled Toro Workman to Townsend to drag infields. Put up ‘no parking’ signs at Townsend Park. Moved dumpster to Dog Park. Cleaned up Sears house, removed footer for old furnace. MCP – dug out for walkway to Leftwich Pavilion, moved soccer goals, took garbage cans to field #6, infield maintenance at fields #4 & #5. Cut out & painted garbage cans. Cut fallen tree on Duff Park bikeway and in Heritage Park.
456 Parks New Construction
457 Park Equipment Maintenance
Repaired mower. Picked up mower at Fletcher’s. Worked on Gravely, tiller. Cleaned and greased Toolcat. Sharpened mower blades.
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May Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on May 1,2,8,9,15,16,22,23,29,30,31(11 hours) 0 hours worked at Townsend Park
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) May: 141 hours - Volunteers worked in Duff, Kellman, MCP (trail maintenance), PV Park 4 hours - Magistrate Total 145 hours
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454 Parks General Maintenance The following is a list of man hours and major work items completed by the Public Works and Parks Department in the parks during the month of June 2010.
Picked up parks garbage (extra garbage at Townsend field #1 from Memorial Day weekend softball tournament). General mowing at Chambers, Heritage, Kovalczik, Royal Highlands, Pedora, Duff, Townsend – trimmed and serviced pavilions. Mowed ball fields at MCP (2), Townsend (2), Bear Hollow (2), Chambers (1), Kovalczik (1), Pedora (1), Royal Highlands (1). Mowed soccer fields at MCP (4), Veterans / Beckwith (2). Mowed Bear Hollow Trail, Summervale green area, Staymates (also pruned trees, sprayed weeds around barn). Picked up fence material, installed new split rail fence on left side of Townsend caretaker’s house driveway. Placed garbage can at Duff Round Top Road parking lot. Took new bench to Duff Park. Stained table tops at Townsend Upper and Lower, Veterans, Leftwich, Wetlands, Bear Hollow, Heritage, Kovalczik, Pedora. MCP – walkway to Leftwich Pavilion – spread 2A and rolled, asphalted, top soil. Dug out footers for monument wall, rebar and wood frames, poured pads. Took cans and grills to Leftwich pavilion. Picked up auger for MCP flagpole holes, returned. Set monuments and flagpoles, mulched area. Picked up and planted plants at entrance to MCP. Tot lot safety surface at Bear Hollow, Chambers, Heritage, Kovalczik, Veterans. Hauled Workman, worked infields at Bear Hollow, Chambers, Kovalczik, Pedora, Royal Highlands, MCP #4 and #5, Townsend #1 and #2. Sprayed fence at Bear Hollow, Heritage, Kovalczik, Pedora, Townsend, Veterans & Beckwith. Moved extra portable toilets – one to Townsend lower pavilion, one to MCP wetlands pavilion – moved again for dedication of monument wall on 6/19/10, Miracle Field groundbreaking 6/26. Picked up plants for monument wall, finished mulching, after ceremony pulled plants. Weeded beds at MCP. Worked on low spot at Dog Park, overseeded all. Cleaned MCP maintenance building. Picked up tables at Sloan School, chairs at high school, returned.
455 General Parks Repairs Repaired gate at MCP #5.
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457 Park Equipment Maintenance
Serviced MCP mowers. Serviced trailer.
June Townsend Park Report (Bonnie Matthews) Opened gate at MCP on June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19,20,25,26,27 (12 hours) 0.5 hours worked on 6/24-6/25/10 (picked up branches @ upper pavilion and gazebo from storm)
Park Volunteers Report (Pia van de Venne) May: 141 hours - Volunteers worked in Duff, Kellman, MCP (trail maintenance), PV Park 4 hours - Magistrate Total 145 hours
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AAnnnnuuaall RReeppoorrtt 2010
State of the Department
The Parks and Recreation Department had an outstanding year considering the still sluggish Your parks department had 3.50 budgeted full- economic conditions. We measure our success by time equivalents (FTE’s) in 2010 (with only 2.0 full- numbers of people served, program participant time staff). We were able to generate $46,941 from evaluations, revenue received from program fees, shelter rentals and beer permits, boat launch net program revenue, and the projects receipts and Idle Isle parking, and athletic field use accomplished during the year. Our fees. accomplishments truly reflect our mission statement: The Muskego Parks and Recreation Successful 2010 projects included: completion of Department is committed to meeting current and the Hwy. 36 trail bridge, creation/approval of a future community needs by offering quality, safe, parks redistribution plan, expansion of the north and affordable programs and facilities, while parking lot and restoration of 4 baseball/softball stressing cooperation and collaboration within fields at Bluhm Park, completed Moorland Park Muskego and surrounding communities, and by grading project, solved Durham boat launch bog providing safe, multiple use, and aesthetically problem (with DPW assistance), pleasing parks, open spaces, related facilities, and circulated/tabulated a parks survey for both Bluhm natural resource preservation. and Schmidt Park, solved Water Bugs buoy issues concerning lake islands and boat engine wakes, Your recreation department continues to be very and we were able to remove tornado damaged lean when compared to other municipal recreation trees in a timely manner, at minimal cost. departments. Budgeted full-time equivalents are 1.86. Having a small staff does not mean we do Our department has 5 goals for 2011. They are: small things. We were able to generate $430,613 in program fees, serve 6,790 program participants, 1. Continue working on and ultimately and have 99% of our participants who completed approving the parks redistribution plan class and department service evaluations indicate 2. Complete Park Arthur Phase I grading that we met or exceeded their class and service of the east & south areas of park expectation. We have continued to exceed the 3. Successful removal of nuisance geese 2000 Common Council objective of covering direct from Idle Isle Park thru USDA program program expenses and the salary and benefits for 4. Complete Class registration software the professional programming staff (Recreation upgrade and PCI compliance (credit Program Manager) with program fees. The net card safety) recreation program revenue was $136,118 for 5. Research/revise recreation contract 2010. The 2010 salary and benefit expenses for employees rate of pay the Recreation Program Manager and the Administrative Secretary, was $120,500. As one In addition to these goals, we also have individual can see, we have also been able to, for the past 4 goals of continuing to distribute parks satisfaction years, pay for both the program manager and surveys to residents living near identified parks and secretary’s salary/benefits expense allocated to the developing a 5-year recreation program/facility recreation department. To gain some department plan. These are lofty goals but very worthwhile to growth perspective, in 1998, the net recreation the successful future of our department. program revenue was $6,000 compared to $136,118 in 2010. As our department statistical analysis shows, community needs are truly being met in the City of Recreation projects accomplished this year Muskego. There are continued opportunities for included: finished department “traveling road success in 2011, but we as a department look to show” presentation (on web-site), Club Basketball the future to better meet the ever-changing needs program changes, and continued salary and of Muskego. We hope you enjoy this year-end benefits coverage for 2 recreation administrative report. staff thru program fees.
Five Year Program Participation by Age
Infant/Toddler program participants increased 4% Teen programming continues to be a difficult age (9 participants) from last year. This is due to a group to accomodate. Participant numbers general increase in program numbers across this decreased by 10% (-76 participants). This was due age category. We continue to struggle with a to some babysitting classes not occurring and facility space appropriate for this age group and overall lower numbers in existing programs. We with maintaining consistent instructors. plan on continuing to work with the Teen Advisory Board to better captivate the attention of this age Preschool program participants have remained group for specific teen programming. somewhat consistent over the past 4 years. There was an 11% (-125 participants) decrease in Adult program participants decreased 8% (-140 participants due to the infant/toddler group moving participants) compared to last year. Participation up in age and decreased participants in pre-school decreased mainly due to lower numbers in adult kindergarten and introduction to sport type classes. trips, fitness classes like Pilates, and fewer men’s We will continue to offer new programs for this age basketball league teams. group at the Town Hall and Horn Park building. We did notice that participant numbers are Youth program participants increased 8% (208) starting to come back in some program areas compared to last year. This increase in participant and that is encouraging. We expect to see numbers is due to higher participant numbers in these numbers continue increaseing and get Club Basketball and especially the School’s Out back to our 2006-2008 participation numbers. program.
Your Parks & Recreation Department, comprised of five full-time staff,
is responsible for managing & maintaining over 30 miles of recreation trails, 18 baseball fields, 14 parks that make up over 325 acres, 21 lake accesses, 7 lake launches, 5 park shelters, 3 recreation program
buildings, 2 cable access channels, and over 372 recreation programs per year.
Five-year Participant Comparison
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
8,000 7,600 7,367 7,332 7,342 7,045 6,954 6,800 6,790
7,000 6,529 6,405 6,000 5,000
4,000 3,000 2,000
1,000 385 373 311 271 187 81 11 15 0 0 0 Aquatics Open Gym Program Participants Totals
The five-year user comparisons for programs show . City-run aquatics programming was a very slight decrease in the number of participants cancelled in 2004. Since that time, 2,151 served in 2010. Muskego residents have taken advantage of . The total number of recreation program the Franklin swim program, whereby participants served in 2010, including Muskego residents are afforded the aquatics, was 10 less than in 2009. opportunity to participate at Franklin resident . Program participants served in 2010 was swim rates, and the swim lesson program at 124 less than in 2009. This was due to the Muskego County Park. We did have 385 soft economy, facility limitations, and Muskego residents take part in 2010. We changes in some recreation programs. will continue these services in 2011.
New Class Cancellation Ratio Comparison
canceled 8 classes new classes 30 that ran new classes 2010 38
39 43
2009 82
24 45 2008 69
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
The number of new recreation classes created created, 7 classes will be canceled due to low fluctuates with available facility space and more enrollment (or 70%). The percentages achieved, importantly, available staff time. For 2010, the over the last 3 years, indicate that we still have room percentage of new classes that were canceled, due for new recreation class development even despite to low enrollment, was 21%. For 2008 and 2009, the economic conditions. The number of new cancelled class percentages were 35% and 48%. programs offered in 2010 was reduced because of Industry standards say for every 10 new classes recreation staff being gone during different times of the year.
Program Evaluations
The total number of completed program evaluations or exceeding customer expectations for the in 2010, increased over last year. We did have 99% program/service delivered. We are very proud of of the people who completed program evaluations this but we need to be even more diligent in indicate we met or exceeded their expectation of the increasing the number of evaluations completed and program/service. We view an overall rating of received by participants for each delivered service of good, very good, or excellent as meeting program/service.
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0 Poor Fair Good Very Good Excellent 2008 0 1 28 139 232 2009 0 0 29 151 248 2010 0 5 30 145 275
“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” -Fred Rogers
Baseball/Softball Games and Practices
900 800 844 700 600 741 744 665 664 707 500 games 400 300 practices 200 100 0 2008 2009 2010
The parks staff is responsible for 18 monitored field prepping by leagues last summer baseball/softball diamonds from April until mid and all went very well. League officials commented September. Discussions with league staffs, in they liked prepping their own game fields and were 2008, led us to having leagues prepare their own looking forward to 2011 to do the same. In 2010, ball fields in 2009 & 2010, for their games. This we had an increase of 43 games and 100 practices. saved the city money and at the same time gave We do anticipate even more games for 2011, with the leagues more independence and opportunity to expanded league teams and traveling teams. improve their fields for game play. City staff League/Club enrollments have been increasing.
Idle Isle Visitors
Idle Isle Park is staffed Monday-Thursday from 6-9 staffed/peak times. The increase in visitor numbers p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m.-8:00 in 2010 can be attributed to the very warm summer p.m. In 2008, there were 2,895 who visited, in 2009 months. Comparing 2009 with 2010, the percentage there were 2,739, and in 2010, there were 3,017 who of Muskego visitors compared with the total number visited Idle Isle Park. These visitor numbers are not of visitors decreased from 62% to 60%. total visitors but rather visitor numbers during specific
“Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars.” Henry van Dyke
Launch Monies
We saw launch sticker sales, parking fees, and attributed to the warm summer months and even launch activity increase when compared to the despite the Durham Launch being closed due to bogs previous years. Total launch monies in 2008, 2009, blocking the launch for the last 6 weeks of and 2010 were $46,333, $48,134 and $55,423 fishing/hunting season. This was a great season for respectively. This increase in money is again lake use! Net Recreation Program Dollars
$142,000 $140,000
$138,000 $140,359 $136,000 $134,000 $136,118 $132,000 $130,000 $132,357 $128,000 2008 2009 2010
Total net recreation program dollars in 2010 was administrative staff salaries and benefits. For 2011, $136,118, in 2009 was $132,357, and in 2008 was we expect participant counts to continue to increase. $140,359. We had an increase of $3,761 in net We have seen that happening in the beginning of program dollars from 2009 to 2010. These net 2011, and net recreation program dollars are doing program dollars pay for the two recreation the same.
“Leave all the afternoon for exercise and recreation, which are as necessary as reading. I will rather say more necessary because health is worth more than learning.”
Thomas Jefferson
Payment types
$350,000
$300,000 $277,645 $263,374
$250,000 $285,779 $277,202
$200,000 $137,438 $136,093
$150,000 $132,773 $123,725
$100,000
$50,000 $21,109 $20,194 $17,440 $7,103 $0 Cash Check Credit Cards 2007 2008 2009 2010
The three methods of payment for recreation also shows that revenue has grown when compared programs are cash, check, and credit cards. The to the previous year. Those revenue numbers are: most common method of payment is with a credit 2007 - $406,570, in 2008 - $435,277, in 2009 - card. Every year, credit card registration has grown. $427,415 and in 2010 - $430,613. We feel credit The next most common method of payment is with card registration will continue to grow because of check, followed by payment with cash. This chart the ease of registering over the Internet.
Department Net Loss
In 2010, the department net loss was $520,643. in fees for programs/services. We feel that once the Sine 2007, the department has been able to reduce economy gets better our program participation the department deficit by $148,343 thru careful numbers will get back to where they were and the cutting/trimming of the budget and subtle increases subsidy amount could be further reduced.
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Appendix E – Camps
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About Us Programs Pools Parks Trails Greenway Friends Comm
Summer Camps!
Stroud Kids is a structured recreational day camp program for youth age 14. The program is offered at several locations and is open to all who live and work in the Stroud Region Area. Stroud Tots for children ages 4-5 is offered in full or half-day options at t area schools. Stroud Kids Before & After Meeting the needs of those who require structured caring environment earlier and/or later than the regular hours of t Stroud Kids Summer Day Camp, we are happy to offer the Stroud Kids Before After extension programs at Dansbury Park, Morey Elementary and Stroudsbu High School. Enrichment Day Camps! Stroud Region Recreation is proud to offer a variety of Enrichment Day Camps! Now your children may explore and develo their special interests in week-long adventures of fun, hands-on, educational Stroud Kids activities designed to introduce basic concepts, build skills, and encourage life long learning. Stroud Kids Gear
Stroud Tots Stroud Kids 2011 Stroud Kids Before for Ages 6-14 Date: Monday-Friday, June 20-August 12 Stroud Kids After Register
Stroud Kids Tennis Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm Locations: Dansbury Park (ages 6-14) Stroud Kids Basketball Morey Elementary School (ages 6-8) Stroudsburg High School (ages 9-14) Stroud Geeks Science Fee: $480 Series Our much-loved youth summer program is back and better th
Summer Sewing Camps ever! Stroud Kids provides a safe, fun, and engaging program for school-aged participants ages 6-14, including active and Nature & Wildlife Camps passive games, swimming, outdoor exploration, arts and craft cooperative challenges, and much more. Weekly themes offe Stroud Kids Summer varied activities as well as action and adventure, and special Extension visitors provide exciting and educational times for campers as Down on the Farm Camp well!
Volunteen Enrichment Camp “Our child loves this program! This was his second summer involved and he so looks forward to it each summer. The Hands-on Robotics counselors and the program are wonderful. This puts our mind Programming with Bee-Bot at ease and is a worthy investment in many ways—thank you!” —Stroud Kids 2010 Feedback Evaluation Build a Video Games
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Moviemaking Camp Our Stroud Kids staff members are exceptional young men an
women who posses all of the qualities we value: leadership, Digital Moviemaking initiative, creativity, strength of character, and the natural abi USSI Multi-Sport Camp to lead and work with children. They create a safe, positive, a uplifting atmosphere that makes our program stand out—and USSI Sports Squirts Camp outstanding! All staff members have up-to-date Criminal Background Checks, Child Abuse Clearances, and FBI Fingerpr Challenger Soccer Camps Checks as well as current American Red Cross certifications in CPR/AED and First Aid. Our goal is to create friendships and happy memories that last a lifetime—join us!Things to bring to camp: lunch, snacks, plenty of water, sunblock, swim wear, towel, sneakers, and a good attitude. Please leave all other personal items at home.
Stroud Kids Gear - Coming Soon! (optional! Click on the link for an order form; order by June 1 delivery the first week of day camp.) Show your support for Stroud Kids by purchasing water bottle bags, and t-shirts with the Stroud Kids logo! All proceeds from sale are reinvested into the Stroud Kids Summer Day Camp Series for special events, new equipment, and quest speakers Items may be purchased directly at the Day Street community Center at 15 Day Street, East Stroudsburg or ordered in adva of the start of Stroud Kids Day Camp for delivery on the first day.
Stroud Tots for Ages 4-5 Session 1: Monday-Friday, June 20-July 15 Register Session 2: Monday-Friday, July 18-August 12 Register Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm (full day) 9:00 am-1:00 pm (half da Locations: Stroudsburg Intermediate Elementary School Ages: 4-5 Fee: $240/session Full Day Fee: $175/session Half Day Based on our popular Stroud Kids summer program, Stroud T is specially designed for preschool-aged children 4-5 years old Campers participate in fun and interactive games, crafts, and activities that encourage positive social, emotional, and physic development. Special guests and events as well as weekly themes ensure lively and delightful experiences for all!
Stroud Kids Before & After for Ages 6-14 We are happy to offer the Stroud Kids Before & After extensio programs at Dansbury Park to meet the needs those who requ a structured caring environment earlier and/or later than the
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regular hours of the Stroud Kids Summer Day Camp.
Stroud Kids Before Dates: Monday-Friday, June 20-August 12 Register Times: 7:15-8:45 am Fee: $120 Location: Dansbury Park, Morey Elementary School This is the perfect match for Stroud Kids parents who need ex time in the mornings to get to work. Campers may be dropped off as early as 7:15 am to participate in morning games and activities in a quiet relaxed environment before the real excitement for the day begins. Campers will be signed in with their Stroud Kids Counselors at 8:45 am. Please have your ch eat breakfast before camp, or send a snack.
Stroud Kids After Dates: Monday-Friday, June 20-August 12 Register Times: 3:00-6:00 pm Fee: $240 Location: Dansbury Park, Stroudsburg High School This extension program is for parents and other caregivers wh have long commutes or other late-afternoon commitments an need a safe and reliable program for their children. Campers have the opportunity to choose their favorite camp games and activities, crafts, and swim time. Please send an extra snack f this time.
Stroud Kids Tennis Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 21-July 28 Register Times: 3:00-4:30 pm Fee: $80 Location: Dansbury Park Tennis Courts Ages: 8-12 Smash the overhead! Our afternoon tennis program provides athletic excitement that includes 45 minutes of skill lessons an 45 minutes of team play. Beginners play a slightly modified version that makes serving and scoring easier to increase the while learning the skills. Lessons are divided according to age and playing ability. Let'sÂÂ’serve up some fun!
Stroud Kids Basketball Dates: Mondays & Wednesdays; June 20-July 27 Register Times: 3:00-4:30 pm Fee: $75 Location: Dansbury Park Ages: 8-12 Get the rebound! Our afternoon basketball program provides a
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court full of action that includes 45 minutes of skill lessons on dribbling, ball handling, shooting, passing, catching, running, agility, followed by 45 minutes of team play. Exercises becom more difficult as the class progresses and players show improvement. Let's shoot some hoops!
Stroud Geeks Science Series Dates: Wednesday & Fridays, June 22-July 29 Register Times: 3:00-4:30 pm Fee: $75 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 8-12 Based on our popular Little Geeks program, Stroud Geeks is a fun-filled and interactive class involving hands-on educational science experiments in the areas of motion, chemistry, nature and more! Participants have a blast with their own creations a gain a greater understanding of basic scientific principles.
Summer Sewing Camps Session 1: Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 5-7 Session 2: Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 12-14 Session 3: Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 19-21 Session 4: Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 26-28 Session 5: Tuesdays-Thursdays, August 2-4 Session 6: Tuesdays-Thursdays, August 9-11 Session 7: Tuesdays-Thursdays, August 16-18 Session 8: Tuesdays-Thursdays, August 23-25 Register one week in advance. Time: 3:00-4:30 pm Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 8 and up Enjoy using your hands to create, expand your sewing knowledge , and make some fun and cool projects. Projects ar easy to make and get creative juices flowing. Using Kwik Star patterns, we create pajamas, pillowcases, pillows, pincushions and doll clothing.
Enrichment Day Camps! Stroud Region Recreation is proud to offer a variety of Enrichment Day Camp Children may explore and develop their special interests in we long adventures of fun hands-on, educational activities design to introduce basic concepts, build skills, and encourage life-lon learning. Enrichment Day Camps are directed by experienced Counselors qualified in each subject. Please note the particula location for each. Choose your favorites and sign up for one o both weeks; enrollments are limited to just 16 per session- register early! Please bring a bag lunch, snack, sun block, plen of water, and swimwear, if appropriate.
Nature & Wildlife Enrichment Day Camps
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for Ages 4-9 Nature & Wildlife Enrichment Camp is jam-packed with hands outdoor adventures as children explore woods, fields, ponds, a streams and learn about the wildlife who live in them. Each w offers not one, but two environmentally-themed adventures o educational fun for ages 4-6 and 6-9. Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Register Times: 9:00 am-3:00 pm Fee: $90 ($45 optional half-day program available to Ages 4- Location: Brodhead Creek Park; meet at Pond Pavilion
Ages 4-6 Pocono Pathfinders (morning adventure) This summer the Pocono Pathfinders are in search of a home for Tiki. This woodland elf sees how Friend Squirrel can climb and build a leafy nest in a tree, while Friend Chipmunk burrows cozy tunnels under the ground. Friend Fish makes pebbly nests in its watery world, while Friend Robin builds sturdy nests of mud and grass to raise her young. Nearby, Friend Butterfly flutters from a homespun sleeping bag attached to a leaf. What kind of home is the right kind for Tiki?
Each day, the Pathfinders explore new worlds and learn about how different creatures are adapted to different kinds of homes. For their kind assistance in finding Tiki a home, each Pocono Pathfinder receives an official Certificate of Appreciation.
Dino Daze! (afternoon adventure) Some were the biggest animals to ever walk the earth. Many sported large horns, spikes, and body armor. But some were small, and some resembled birds more than reptiles. Some even boasted two brains! But not all the bizarre and fantastic creatures of the Jurassic period were dinosaurs. The allosaurus, apatosaurus, trachodon, were all "terrible lizards." But the pterandon, plesiosaurus, and dimetron were not. What's the difference? Explore the mystery of prehistory as we conduct our own archaeological dig and descendants who still populate the earth.
Ages 6-9 America's Great Outdoors Club (morning adventure) At the Great Outdoors Clubhouse in Brodhead Woods, an urgent message has been received. There have been reported sightings of birds walking down
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trees headfirst and creatures swimming backwards. Another report tell of flying frogs, birds swimming underwater, and insects leaping over 20 times their own body length! What is happening? The budding naturalists must stalk, trail, observe, and capture specimens from the Special Order of the Locomotion of Animalia (those critters who soar, fly, glide, hop, ooze, slide, walk, and otherwise get around).
Club member learn how to make and use the tools of the trade used by professional naturalists. They make dragonfly wings to learn about flights, build a terrarium to learn about creatures of the soil, and learn how to safely and gently trap and release animals. All receive a Great Outdoors Clubhouse Certificate of Outdoor Investigations.
Prehistoric Digs! (afternoon adventure) The adventures of our young paleontologists begin with the discovery of mystery fossils in the Tooth, Claw, and Bone Mystery Hunt. We learn how to interpret past events by examining the rocks, minerals, and soils of today, and identify and classify real fossils. This is a week of hands-on science, in which we hunt for ecofacts of plant and animal remains, artifacts made by humans, and features in the landscape that reveal ancient activities. We'll conduct our own paleontological dig, and learn how to record, preserve, and interpret the evidence we find.
Stroud Kids Summer Extension for Ages 6-14 Dates: Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Register Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm Before Care: 7:15 am-9:00 am After Care: 3:00-6:00 pm Fee: $75 Before Care Fee: $20 After Care Fee: $30 Location: Dansbury Park The Summer Extension program is designed for campers who just can't get enough of Stroud Kids Camp! A special theme week with crafts and activities will end the summer on a posit note with swim time, new games, and tons of fun.
Down on the Farm Date: Monday-Friday, August 1-5
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Time: 10:00 am-3:00 pm Fee: $160 +supplies fee (gloves, etc) Location:Josie Porter Farm, Stroud Township Ages: 10-15 Get a firsthand experience learning to grow food for yourself a your community. Farmer Heidi Secord introduces organic and -dynamic farming principles that help foster a local food syste and great awareness of food sources. Camp activities are held -site at the Josie Porter Farm in Cherry Valley. Participants are also introduced to guest instructors with specialized expertise and knowledge. Each day a different topic is explored which includes, among others: community supported agriculture (CS tool handling, composting, weeding , plating, harvesting, farm ecology, regional/local food systems, food access & safety, an direct marketing.
VolunTeens Enrichment Camp Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Register Times: 9:00-5:00 pm Fee: $40 Location: Dansbury Park Ages: 14-17 Volunteering develops new skills and strengthens character, looks wonderful on college and employment applications, and contributes in a positive way to our community. This camp is f teens who like to offer their time and energy to area organizations and programs, and brings them to a different volunteer opportunity each day, including: Habitat for Human construction site, the AWSOM animal shelter, Pocono Medical Center, the National Park Service at Delaware Water Gap and Stroud Region Open Space and Recreation.
TechStars The TechStars program includes classes that utilize academic content including science, math, language, arts, and social studies to create fun, hands-on, projects that all kids will love By using technology tools in a project-based learning environment, students reinforce this core academic content an foster 21st century skills in collaboration, problem solving, an creative thinking.
Hand-On Robotics Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Time: 1:00-2:30 pm Fee: $105 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 5-7 Our robot, Roamer, can turn, draw, measure, do math, and
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make music! Participants learn how robotics and programming go hand-in-hand as they write programs and give commands Roamer to follow.
Programming with Bee-Bot Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Time: 11:00-11:45 am Fee: $45 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 3-6 Bee-Bot has buzzed into town to help us learn about robotics participants learn to give him commands to program his movements. With hands-on fun and minds-on creativity, Bee- will spark the youngest imaginations!
Build a Video Game Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Time: 9:30-11:30 am Fee: $120 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 7-11 Dive into the world of video game animation by creating characters that dance, sing, and interact with one another! Ad sound effects and music clips to create a dynamic animation game using an innovative programming language created just for kids by the MIT Media lab. Creativity rules in t fun cersion of video game design.
Moviemaking Camp Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Time: 1:00-3:00 pm Fee: $120 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 5-7 Let's make a movie together! Participants sing songs, tell stor and learn how to use a digital movie camera as they create th own masterpieces. This class has the kids doing it all-from filming and downloading the content onto a computer, to storyboarding and adding special effects. Watch out Hollywood they're on their way!
Digital Moviemaking Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Time: 9:30-11:30 am Fee: $120 Location: Day Street Community Center Ages: 8-11 Join us for the Computer Explorers Film Festival! Participants
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create all the artistic elements for their movies including characters, costumes, and sets; as well as handling all the film technical details including using a digital movie camera, digita editing, and special effects. Everyone take home their final movies to see!
US Sports Institute Multi-Sport Camp Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Register Full Day (ages 6-14): 9:00 am-4:00 pm Half Day (ages 5-14): 9:00 am-12:30 pm Full Day Fee: $179 Half Day Fee: $149 Location: Dansbury Park This is simply the most comprehensive and enjoyable multi-sp camp available! During this fun and interactive week, participants have the opportunity to experience over 15 differ sports from around the world including: bocce, basketball, cricket, hockey, handball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and touch rugby; plus team-building games and awesome activities! Inspired by the fun and relaxed atmosphere, participants have the opportunity to thrive on the sports field. Campers will rece technical instruction in each sport, and then experience the sp in a realistic game situation as well as participants in the excit USSI World Cup Competition.
All activities and games take place in a positive, low-pressure educational environment under the guidance of qualified international and US coaches who are not only selected for th coaching skills, but for each individual's ability to be a positive role model and mentor as well as to inspire, motivate, and encourage campers.
US Sports Institue Sports Squirts Camp Dates: Monday-Friday, June 13-17 Monday-Friday, August 15-19 Register Times: 4:30 am-5:30 pm Fee: $79 Locations: Dansbury Park Ages: 3-5 The USSI Sport Squirts program is designed to introduce child ages 3-5 to sports in a safe, structured, and fun environment. Games and activities encompass hand-eye coordination, balan agility, and movement, all of which are key factors to the earl development of children in a sport. In additional to having a great time and playing different sports (including lacrosse, soccer, basketball, t-ball, floor hockey, and parachute games) children will develop positive social interaction and communication skills.
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All activities and games take place in a positive, low-pressure educational environment under the guidance of qualified international and US coaches who are not only selected for th coaching skills, but for each individual's ability to be a positive role model and mentor as well as to inspire, motivate, and encourage campers.
Challenger Soccer Camps Dates: Monday-Friday, July 11 - 15 Register Times: First Kids: 9:00-10:00 am Fee: $76 Mini Soccer: 10:15-11:45 am Fee: $96 Half Day: 9:00 am-12:00 noon Fee: $112 Full Day: 9:00 am-4:00 pm Fee:$162 Location: Dansbury Park British Soccer Camps provide players of all ages and abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high-level soccer coaching from a team of international experts. Each day includes individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small- sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Equally important, the Challenger coaching staff provides you child with lessons in respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and leadership.First Kicks (Ages 3-4): A frien low key introduction to the basics of soccer through games, stories and fun. Mini Soccer (Ages 4-6): Fun games, competitions and challenging skill-building activities will captivate and enlighten your young player. Half-Day Player Development Camps (Ages 6-16): Gain technical and tactical instruction in all areas of soccer. Empha is placed upon individual skill development and fundamental tactical awareness through our coaching mix of maximum participants, progressive practices and small-sided games. Full-Day Advanced Camps (Ages 10-18): A more advanced camp for serious players. Full-day camps focus on game-relat techniques, tactical development and coached match play.
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2008 Fall TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also check out special events, fencing, recreation swim and fitness classes at Innovative Exercise, especially Li’l Classes and afternoon classes that work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional for these and other classes.)
“SHOW-TIME” After School Program for Franklin Regional Middle School Students 3 to 6 pm on school days September 8 – November 14 Min: 11 Max: 20 Program Schedule: 3 – 4 pm Homework Supervision at FR Middle School library 4 pm Bus to Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. 4 – 6 pm Fun and Activity at Murrysville Community Center 6 pm Parent pick-up
Instructors: Mr. Chris Cooley and Mrs. Karen Kubicko Scheduled activities will be available weekly. In the month of October participants will produce a video feature to be shown on Channel 19.
The fee for this five week program will be $5.00 a day. A $45.00 ‘ten day card’ can be purchased. A $200.00 ‘ten week card’ can be purchased which would allow the student to attend for the full program. Discount cards can be purchased at the municipal building at 4100 Sardis Road during regular business hours.
***Although prepaid registrations are not required, Pre-registration is required before your child may participate in the program. Call 724-327-2100 ext 131 or 115 to register a child***
The mission of ‘Show-time’ is to encourage and reward the efforts and hard work that a student has to put forth to raise or maintain their grades in school.
The program is sponsored by Murrysville Recreation and Franklin Regional Middle School. Supporters of the program are Wal-Mart and The Community Foundation of Murrysville, Export and Delmont. If you would like to know more about the program, call Murrysville Recreation at 724-327-2100 x 131 or 115.
“Driver Theory Education Program” For ages 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Min: 8 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays (five weeks for 2 days/week) Sept. 16 - Oct. 16 6 – 9 pm Location: Room 118, Franklin Regional High School, 4121 School Road Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher
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“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Min: 4 Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on October 4, 2008 Fee: $100.00 which includes textbook Sat., September 27 (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., September 28 (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is a math instructor with a local learning center, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Board Room (1st floor-enter front door of building), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville.
“Babysitting Certification” For grades 6 and up Fee: $38.00 Max: 10 Saturday, Nov 8 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book. Certificate will be issued later. Bring lunch and two drinks. Instructor: Carrie Martin, Murrysville Rec Staff and American Red Cross Certified Instructor. Location: Municipal Meeting Room (2nd floor next to Murrysville Library), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Stranger Danger/Child Safety Martial Arts” For ages 5 – 12 Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Mondays and Thursday (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Oct. 6 – Nov 13, 6:15–7:15 pm Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the confidence to make the right choices. This program is intended to help children deal with today’s problems and peer pressures. It also teaches the latest techniques to deal with strangers. Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666. Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave.
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” For ages 2- ½ - 5 Fee: $40.00 Wednesdays (six weeks), 11:30 am Part of Innovative Exercise’s new fitness classes for little ones! An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! See the Innovative Exercise Calendar on page 6 for Session Dates and Class Times.
“Let’s Play Little Ones” For ages 2 – Preschoolers Fee: $40.00 Max: 12 Parent must be present if child is not toilet trained. Wednesdays (8 weeks) October 1 – Nov 19, 6:30pm – 7:30pm
2008 Fall 2008 Fall This program is designed for the little ones in our lives. Pre-schoolers will be taught how to share, play, be creative and interact with other children. Each themed week will give children the opportunity to learn from Miss Haught and each other the basics of cooperative play. For more information call 724-327-2100 ext 131. Instructor: Miss Rebecca Haught Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave.
“Youth Fall Golf” For ages 8 – 14 Fee: $100.00 Saturdays (6 weeks) September 6 – October 11, 1:30 – 4:00 pm Starting this fall, a six week instructional golf league will be held at Murrysville’s three golf courses. Each week will begin with 30 minutes of instruction, followed by a 9 hole round of golf. Every group will be chaperoned by an adult to assist youth players. A hotdog and a drink are included at the end of the round. Instructor: Joyce Somers Location: Participants will be notified on a weekly basis due to course schedule conflicts.
“Early Bird Shoot Around” For ages 6 – 11 Fee: $38.00 Mondays and Wednesdays (6 weeks) October 6 – November 12 Girls are from 6:00pm to 7:00 Boys are from 7:00pm to 8:00pm Have your child prepared and ready for the upcoming basketball season. Murrysville Recreation will host an 8 week basketball skills and drills camp. Headed by Coach Ed Meli, this program is designed to teach children the fundamentals of basketball and prepare them for the upcoming season. This is a fun program that emphasizes basics through a variety of drills and games to help enhance the child’s skill level. Location: (Weather permitting) Heritage Park. As days get shorter and weather becomes inclement, Newlonsburg gymnasium will be the alternate site.
“Young Champions of America” 6-8:45 pm For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (15 weeks) September 17 – January 14 (no class Nov. 26, Dec. 24 and Dec. 31) This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Location: Newlonsburg Gymnasium, 3170 School Road
SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
“Light Up Night” Sunday, December 7 Fee: Free 6 – 8:00 pm Start the holiday season with fun for the whole family right here in Murrysville. Crafts, games, teen café, hot dogs and Santa. A different kind of ‘light up’ occurs as the S.L.A.M. volunteers a place luminary around the letter ‘M’ of the Murrysville tree sign. Mark your calendar now! The program is underwritten by Murrysville Giant Eagle and supported by the Sportsmen’s and Landowners Alliance of Murrysville, 1st Presbyterian Church Youth Group, Murrysville Senior Center and the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission.
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HEALTH/FITNESS
“Fencing” For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (Pittsburgh Fencers East, USFA and USFCA recognized) Fencing Classes Fees: $75.00 for fencing instruction $30.00 for equipment rental per session, if needed. You must pay equipment rental or bring jacket, foil and mask. All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. Tuesdays (8 weeks) Fall session: Sept. 16 – Nov. 18 (no class Oct. 7, Nov. 4) Session A: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session B: 7:30 – 8:30 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 With FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 7:30 - 9:00 pm
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). If you don’t have all the equipment needed, you will need to indicate rental of equipment. If you have specific questions on class content, contact Theriaults at 724-327-4159, 724-713-1111 or [email protected].
Open Fencing Practice Package-for experienced fencers ages 13 and up Package Fee: $32.00 per session Equipment rental: $30.00 per session, if you do not own your own. Fencers who are not registered for class can still get in some the fencing practice. Cost includes floor fee for 8 practice sessions (no instruction). Must have own equipment or pay extra for equipment rental. Electrical scoring setup is available. Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm Fall session: Sept. 16 – Nov 18 (no practice Oct. 7, Nov. 4)
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day. You save 25%) Give Dean’s a try….learn how to properly use weight training and cardio machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 4 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
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“Fitness 365” 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont, PA 15626 All classes start week of September 15, 2008 The following classes are offered through Fitness 365. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Kim Berkowitz at 412-491-0176.
BOSU® $40.00 Teens & Adults Maximum 5 Saturday’s 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Steve Swigart
The BOSU® is like an exercise ball that's been cut in half with a platform on the bottom. We will use the BOSU® for Cardio, Strength and Core training. You will sweat and burn calories without the high impact aerobics.
Zumba® $40.00 Teens & Adults 6 weeks Instructor: Debbie Hedges
Section A - Monday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Take both Monday and Wednesday for only $65.00
THE HOT NEW CLASS THAT IS TAKING AMERICA BY STORM IS HERE AT FITNESS 365.
Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
Spinning® $40.00 Adults & teens Maximum 5 Section A - Thursday’s 8:30–9:15 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Curt Gsell Section B - Thursday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Kristi Zalich
The Spinning program is the original and most popular group cycling class. With no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
Pilates Fusion $40.00 Adults & teens Section A - Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister Section B - Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister
Pilates will transform the way your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strength and creates a sleek, toned body. Blend Pilates with abdominal and strength training work and you will look and feel terrific.
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INNOVATIVE EXERCISE- CLASS CARDS: Why be limited to just one class? With this program you have access to ALL of the Innovative group exercise classes we offer. Just take a look at the schedule above! The card allows you to attend any classes of your choice over a 2 month period. Stick with just one or try them all! It’s up to you! Mix and match classes from: o Pilates: Emphasizes core strength, flattens your belly and gives you that longer leaner look! o Sculpt: A strength training format that tones muscles without adding any bulk! o Cardio-Conditioning: This class devours calories and will trim and shape all over! o Yoga, Piloga and Tai-chi: Mind-body fusion classes that are all the rage! And add to your flexibility, balance and awareness! o AND MORE. . . Attend classes in the morning, the evening or both! As you transform your body, you select the classes that are fun and convenient for you! Cards are available for 3, 5, or 8 classes to be used within 8 weeks. The eight week period begins on the date you choose to come in for your first class! Instructors: Leslie Hlozeck, Cindy Bird, Janet Zegar, Aleta Jensen, Cheryl Ceol. Times: See above schedule. You can start right away! Price: $25 (3 class card); $40 (5 class card); $60 (8 class card)-cards are valid for the number of classes purchased or 2 months-- whichever comes first.
For class format please call Denise at 724-961-0654.
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AQUATICS ALL AQUATICS PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway.
“Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Sept. 2-30 and Nov. 4-Dec. 18 (not Nov. 27, 29) To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562 for last minute changes in schedule. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysville.com $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $25.00 and save $5.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays • BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST • Pay for your swimmers at the pool (or buy a Swim Card) • When you are done with your party, put trash in cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and take your gifts home. It is that easy! • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
ACTIVITIES FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
“Fun time for Children with Special Needs” For ages 6 through 11 Coaches, parents or TSS are encouraged and welcome at no charge to help with the class. Fee: $35.00 Max: 12 Oct. 10 - Nov. 14 (6 weeks) 5 - 6 pm This is a chance to relax, have fun and learn skills for play. Students will be encouraged to follow instructions, work with others, use left and right hands and feet to play, improve eye-hand coordination and have fun. Instructors: Michele Clarke, former Recreation Director and Barbara Pees, Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission. Location: Sloan School Gym, 4121 Sardis Road
Miscellaneous information: [Please box] Discount Ski Tickets to Seven Springs will be available beginning in December. Ski tickets make a great gift and purchasing them through the Recreation Department is a nice way to support the programs that department brings to you. Each ticket sold saves you money off the lift ticket prices on site and earns a small amount for Murrysville Rec as well. Watch the web site at www.murrysville.com for ticket prices. Purchases can be made at the receptionist desk at 4100 Sardis Road during regular business hours. Cash (correct change, please) and check purchases only-no credit cards.
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[Please box] The organizers of Murrysville Community Day would like to sincerely thank all those who made the 2008 festivities a success! From the hours of volunteer time to the dedicated work of the Public Works Crew, this undertaking could not have happened without you. The sponsors, vendors, entertainers and service organizations make Community Day a memorable event. Culminating with decidedly the best fireworks in Westmoreland County, a quote made by former Public Works Director, Rick Inghram after every Community Day comes to mind; “Best Community Day ever!”. Thanks everyone!
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Here are the program categories for the spring –summer programs. TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS AQUATICS PLAYGROUND PROGRAM TENNIS CLINICS SPECIAL EVENTS
TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS Teens are also welcome to enroll in Fitness 365 classes, Innovative Exercise classes and Dean’s Health and Fitness Membership. Find them listed under Adult Programs.
“Fencing” for ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (US Fencing Association and USFCA recognized) If you have specific questions on class content, contact Deb Theriault at 724-327-4159 or [email protected]. Fencing Instructional Classes Fees: $75.00 for 8 classes $30.00 for equipment rental, if needed. Tuesdays (8 weeks), April - 8 - June 3 (no Apr. 1 and May 6) Session C: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session D: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 7 - 9:15 pm You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay extra for equipment rental. All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). Open Fencing Practice Package for experienced fencers ages 13 and up. Package Fee: $33.00 per session Equipment rental: $30.00 per session, if you do not own your own equipment. Tuesdays, Apr. 8 - Jun. 3 (no Apr. 1 and May 6) 7 - 9:15 pm Fencers who are not registered for class can purchase the Open Fencing Practice Package. Cost includes floor fee for 8 practice sessions (no instruction). Must have own equipment or pay extra for equipment rental. Electrical scoring setup is available.
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” for ages 2- ½ - 5
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An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! Location: Innovative Exercise (located in Dean’s Health and Fitness Center), Village of Murrysville, Route 22. Day/Time: Wednesday, 11:30am – 12:15pm (4 weeks) Session A: Apr. 16 - May 7 Fee: $40 Session B: May 14 - June 4 Fee: $40 Session C: Both A and B discount Fee: $65
“Introduction to Horses and Riding” for ages 10 through adult (weight limit of 160) Three Monday nights from 6:30 - 8 pm. Session A: June 23, 30, July 7 Session B: July 28, August 4, 11 Fee: $110.00 Min: 3 Max: 4 Learn to safely enjoy being around horses and to ride. Course teaches the students horse terminology, safety precautions, principles of care, proper grooming technique, and basic horse handling skills and will view a riding demonstration. Students will have hands on experience with horses. The students will be offered introductory riding classes at each session and will help with tacking and untacking the horses. This class is an excellent opportunity for the students to gain experience with horses in a closely supervised setting. The facility has an indoor riding arena so the classes will be held rain or shine. Dress in loose fitting comfortable pants, sturdy boots and if cool weather wear a jacket or sweater. The boots should have a heel that is about ½ inch-1 inch tall and that only has a minimal amount of tread on the sole of the boot (no hiking boots and no sneakers). All riders will use the school’s helmets or can use their own (with approval of instructor). Parents must attend the first ½ hour of the first lesson of youth class. Location: Gusty Winds Acres Riding School, Salem Township (only 20 minutes from Murrysville; 10 minutes from Delmont). Directions will be sent by e- mail after registration.
“Babysitting Certification Class” for grades 6 and up Fee: $45.00 Min: 6 Max: 10 Wednesday, June 25 9:30 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a babysitting portfolio, book and certificate. Bring lunch and two drinks. Instructor: Carrie Martin, recreation staff Location: Municipal Meeting Room (2nd floor next to Murrysville Library), 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Driver Theory Education Program” for ages 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Min: 8 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays (five weeks for 2 days/week) Session A (Spring): April 22 - May 22 6 – 9 pm Location: Room 118, Franklin Regional Senior High School, 4121 Sardis Road Session B: (Summer): June 17 - July 24 (no class on July 1 or 3) 9 am – Noon Location: Murrysville Council Chambers, 4100 Sardis Road
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Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction uses a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher
“What About That Car?” for ages 15 and up Min: 5 Max: 15 Fee: $22.00 ($5.00 from each fee to be donated to Children's Hospital) Saturday, June 21 9 am – Noon Get to know about cars! Great class for new and upcoming drivers. Learn what's under the hood; how to check the fluids, belts and hoses; change a tire; identify noises and recognize problems; read an owner's manual; communicate with technicians and read a repair order. Parents, this course may save your car engine or radiator if your teen driver knows what to check and when! (This course is only offered in the summer. It will no longer be offered during the school year.) Instructors: Cody Downes, certified mechanic. Location: Murrysville Auto Clinic, 3836 Old William Penn Highway (across from Bob’s Inn)
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on June 7 Fee: $100.00 which includes textbook Sat., May 31 (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., June 1 (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is the former math instructor with Sylvan Learning Center, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Meeting Room (2nd floor next to Murrysville Library), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
Jewelry Classes with Geraldine Florida New!!! whose work is very unique and classes are popular in the Pittsburgh Area All classes are for ages 8 though adult (registered children 12 and under must have a registered adult with them) Cost of supplies for each class will depend on personal choices of beads and supplies available. Supply list will be sent by e-mail upon registration. (Approximate cost for each project supplies is $15 - 30 depending on tools needed and supplies chosen) Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Discount is available for two registrants from the same family. Check $5.00 discount when registering.
Design Series: “Fun-damentals of Creating Jewelry” Learn to fashion your own jewelry to accessorize any outfit. Learn to make a charm bracelet, friendship bracelet, earrings and more. Discover the Fun-damentals of designing and crafting jewelry using basic, simple and easy techniques, tips and tricks. Leave each class with unique pieces just for you. Fee: $189.00 (supplies and tools not included) Design Series A: All six classes (6 weeks) Tuesdays, April 29 - June 3
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Design Series B: All six classes (6 weeks) Tuesdays, July 8 - Aug. 26
“Earrings, Earrings and More Earrings” Fee: $35.00 (supplies and tools not included) Session A: Tues., April 29 Session B: Tues., July 8 Create fabulous chandelier earrings, dangle earrings, drop earrings and loops using the simple basic loop techniques.
“Illusion Necklace” Fee: $35.00 (supplies not included) Session A: Tues., May 6 Session B: Tues., July 15 Create a fabulous illusion necklace with matching earrings to highlight your favorite outfit using your favorite beads. Great wedding and prom ideas for casual or formal wear. Learn the basic crimping techniques.
“Birthstone Crystal Bracelet” Fee: $35.00 (supplies not included) Session A: Tues., May 13 Session B: Tues., July 22 Create a cherished crystal bracelet and matching earrings with birthstone colors using the professional crimping technique.
“Memories Charm Bracelet” Fee: $35.00 (supplies not included) Session A: Tues., May 20 Session B: Tues., July 29 Create a memorable charm bracelet and matching earrings using the basic simple jewelry techniques of using chain and jump rings.
“Wire Cage Necklace” Fee: $35.00 (supplies not included) Session A: Tues., May 27 Session B: Tues., Aug. 5 Create a trendy wire cage necklace and earrings using ready wrapped wire-wrap beads.
“Memory Wire and Stretchy Cord Bracelets” Fee: $35.00 (supplies not included) Session A: Tues., June 3 Session B: Tues., Aug. 12 Learn to use memory wire and elastic cord to make novel fun bracelets and earrings to match. Great project and gift idea for everyone, but especially seniors who have trouble clasping bracelets.
Hobby Town Classes “Model Kit Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Fee: $45.00, includes kit and all needed supplies and tools and tee-shirt
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Session A: Mon., Wed., Fri. June 16, 18, 20 9 am - noon Session B: Mon., Wed., Fri. July 21, 23, 25 9 am - noon Camper needs no prior experience. Select from one of three pre-selected 1/72nd scale plastic model airplane kits to build, paint and finish and receive step-by-step instruction. Location: Hobby Town, Monroeville ( west on Route 22 to the traffic light with Spitzer Toyota on your left and Giant Eagle / Roomful Express Plaza on your right (Monroeville Plaza). Bear right at light onto Old William Penn Highway. Turn left at first stop sign into Plaza, Hobby Town will be on your right at the top of the second entrance)
“Rocket Model Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Fee: $45.00, includes kit, motors and all needed supplies and tools and tee-shirt Camper will build, paint and finish an Estes flying model rocket. The program includes an introduction to model rocketry and step-by-step instruction. The final day campers will meet at a community park (to be selected) to launch the completed rockets. Session A: Mon - Thurs.. June 23 - 27 9 am - noon Session B: Mon - Thurs. . July 28 - 31 9 am - noon Rain dates for each session are Friday of the same week. Location: Hobby Town, Monroeville (see directions above with Model Kit Camp) for Mon. - Thurs. and on Friday at a community park for a blast off.
“Craft Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Fee: $45.00, includes all necessary materials and supplies and tee-shirt Campers will complete a different craft project each day of the week: Decorate a Room Sign, Paint by Number, Scraper Foil, Ceramic Painting are some of the projects scheduled. All necessary materials, supplies, and supervised instruction are provided. Location: Hobby Town, Monroeville (see directions above with Model Kit Camp) Session A: Mon - Thurs., July 14 - 17 9 am - noon Session B: Mon - Thurs., Aug. 4 - 7 9 am - noon
“Radio Control Helicopter Training” NEW! Beginner class for ages 12 though adult Fee: $30.00 Saturdays, 9 am - Noon Session A: June 21 and 28 Session B: August 9 and 16 A two-day class that provides the knowledge to fly a remote controlled electric helicopter (Efilte CX2 model with two rotor beginner unit). Experience flying a unit with instruction on radio controls, proper procedures and safety precautions. Location: Hobby Town, Monroeville (see directions above with Model Kit Camp)
“Radio Control Nitro Cars and Truck - Tuning and Maintaining” NEW! Beginner Class for ages 12 through adult Fee: $15.00 Saturdays, 9 am - noon Session A: June 7
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Session B: June 14 Session C: July 26 Session D: Aug. 2 Gain basic knowledge how to maintain and tune a nitro-powered car or truck. Instruction given on radio controls, proper use and safety precautions. Try out an R/C vehicle. Bring your own, if you own one. Location: HobbyTown, Monroeville (see directions above with Model Kit Camp)
“Radio Control Plane Training” NEW! Beginner Class for ages 12 through adult Fee: 35.00 Saturdays, 9 am - noon Session A: July 12 and 19 Session B: Aug. 9 and 16 Rain dates are the next day (Sunday) Two-day class will enable the student to fly remote controlled plane (3-channel, rudder, elevator and throttle). Fly a unit and be given instruction on the radio controls, proper use and safety precautions. Planes: electric ParkZone Cessna 210 or Citabria with 15” wingspan. Location: HobbyTown, Monroeville (see directions above with Model Kit Camp)
ADULT PROGRAMS Many program that would be appealing for adults are offered under Teen and Youth Programs. Please look for the following programs: √ Introduction to Horses and Riding √ Variety of Jewelry Classes with Geraldine Florida Kaclik - earrings, necklaces and bracelets √ Radio Control Helicopter Training √ Radio Control Nitro Cars and Trucks - Tuning and Maintenance √ Radio Control Plane Training √ Daytime Tennis Clinic √ Fencing
“Women’s Yoga and Relaxation Retreat” Fee: $72.00 Min: 5 Max: 9 for adult women Friday, June 13, 7:30 pm to Sunday, June 15, noon Spend the weekend at a beautiful private A-frame with all the amenities of home located just past Ligonier near Laurel Mountain Ski Resort. Arrive on Friday at 7:30 pm. Bring your favorite snacks and beverage to share for Friday night where you will listen to a discussion on the benefits of yoga and an evening relaxation practice. Practice yoga in the morning and afternoon, with time for reading, playing quiet games, relaxation, walking in the state forest. For an extra fee of $40.00 (pay on-site), sign-up for a massage. Lunch and two breakfasts will be provided on-site and dinner will be self-pay. Following dinner, relax with your newly made friends ending the evening with a session for deep relaxation. Plan to leave around noon on Sunday. Directions to the site will be e-mailed to all registrants. Indicate if you plan to arrive at a time other than Friday at 7:30 pm and if you desire a massage. Call Shauna Frantz for more info at 724-516-1658.
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult
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Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day and you pay only $6.00!!) Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
“Eight Class Card for Innovative Exercise - Mix and Match” for teens and adults Fee: $60.00 for any eight classes over a two-month period As you transform your body, you select the classes that are fun and convenient for you! Attend classes in the morning, the evening or both! Your 2 month period begins on the date you choose to come in for the first class! Just pick up the card at Dean’s at the front desk. All of the Innovative Exercise classes are located in Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Route 22. Great instructors: Britt Freund, Denise Freund, Leslie Hlozek, Cindy Bird, Janet Zegar, Aleta Jensen, Cherly Ceol. Large variety of classes at great times: o Pilates: Emphasizes core strength, flattens your belly and gives you that longer leaner look! o Sculpt: A strength training format that tones muscles without adding any bulk! o Cardio-Conditioning: This class devours calories and will trim and shape all over! o Yoga, Piloga and Tai-chi: Mind-body fusion classes that are all the rage! And add to your flexibility, balance and awareness! o AND MORE. . . For any questions about the content of classes at Innovative Exercise, call owner Britt Freund (412-610-4692). See schedule of classes below.
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FITNESS 365 CLASSES The following classes are held at Fitness 365, 100 Center Ice, Drive, Delmont. All classes begin the week of April 13th and run for 8 weeks. (Questions on class content: Kim Berkowitz at 412-491-0176) or check out the website: www.fitness-365.com.
“BOSU®” for teens and adults Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Max: 5 Saturdays, 9:30 - 10-30 a.m. The BOSU® is an exercise ball that's been cut in half with a platform on the bottom. BOSU® is used for Cardio, Strength and Core training. Sweat and burn calories without the high impact aerobics.
“Zumba®” for teens and adults Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 p.m. TAKING AMERICA BY STORM…Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music and dance themes that creates a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms, interval and resistance training that tone and sculpt and maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. Easy to follow dance steps.
“Spinning®”
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for adults and teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Section A - Mondays, 7:00-7:45 p.m. Section B - Thursdays, 8:30 – 9:15 a.m. The original and most popular group cycling class with no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
“Pilates” for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Section A: Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. Section B: Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. Pilates transforms the way your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strength and creates a sleek, toned body, teaches body awareness, good posture and easy, graceful movement and improves flexibility, agility and economy of motion.
“Sculpt” for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Mondays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. A total body strength workout designed to tone and define using dumbbells, body bars and stability balls to make you look your best.
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM “Playground Program” for children who have completed kindergarten through grade 7 Underwritten by S & T Bank. Supported by Day Chevrolet NO PRE-REGISTRATION Register at Parks Staff: Rebecca Haught, coordinator Fee: $10.00 registration and first visit, then $5.00 daily fee Special Discount cards are available: 10 visits for $45.00 after initial registration fee is paid. Begins June 16 for 6 weeks 10 AM - 2 PM Monday – Friday (no program on July 4) Locations: Mondays at Pedora Tuesdays at Bear Hollow Wednesdays at Kovalczik Thursdays at Chambers Fridays at Townsend Sports, games, crafts, board games, hikes, camaraderie and great fun!! Weekly program schedules will be listed in Penn-Franklin News this summer.
“Volunteer at the Murrysville Playground” Must have completed 8th grade. All volunteers must attend the Training date: Tuesday, June 24th, 6- 8:30 pm at the Community Center
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There are two types of volunteers: FIRST TIME AND OUR REGULAR VOLUNTEERS – call 724-327-2100, x 115 and leave your name, grade, age, address, telephone number and days that you will be available to volunteer….LAST DATE TO SIGN-UP TO VOLUNTEER IS JUNE 10..speak clearly SENIOR VOLUNTEERS -(ONLY high school students are eligible) To be a Senior Volunteer…you must apply for this important position. Write a letter stating why you would make a good Senior Volunteer, qualifications, past related experience, days and times available and two references not related to the playground or a relative. Mail or drop off at the municipal building before June. 2. Staff will select a limited number of Senior Volunteers based on application and previous experience as a playground volunteer. You will be notified by June 9 if you were selected.
TENNIS CLINICS Underwritten by Tim Gardner, Ameriprise Financial Tennis Coordinator: Howard Fisher Location: Franklin Regional Tennis Courts, 3240 School Road 6 classes over three weeks and a FREE tournament July 7 – July 25 for Lessons with Tournament week beginning July 28 Day Clinic Fees: Resident $62.00 and Non-resident is $67.00
Days/Time Class School Grade Requirements 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int 9 through adult 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Tues/Thurs Advanced Only 9 through adult 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int 6 through 8 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Tues/Thurs Beg/Int 6 through 8 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Mon/Wed Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Tues/Thurs Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5
SPECIAL EVENTS
“Murrysville Community Day-Saturday, August 23rd, 2008” Once again, the Public Works Complex on Sardis Road will be the site for the 2008 Community Day, 11:00 am-6:00 pm. Later that night, fireworks will be shot at Murrysville Community Park on Wiestertown Road. Booth vendor coupon is available at www.murrysvillegov.org or request one by e-mail at [email protected]. BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MORE DETAILS OVER THE SUMMER. BOOTH VENDOR COUPON IS AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE.
“Spring K9 Formal - Bowties & Bows”
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for dogs and owners - Free Wednesday, May 14, 2008, 6 pm Walkers Pet HoTail, 4603 William Penn Highway (next to Cleveland Brothers) In honor of spring time and prom season, party goers, in appropriate spring formal attire, will socialize with their chaperones either outside in the fenced in play yards (weather permitting), or in Walkers' spacious indoor play area. Don't let your pet be caught with last year's fashions - come and check out the new spring formalwear. Human and canine refreshments will be served. A speaker from Murrysville Recreation Department will be available to answer questions about the proposed Dog Park to be developed in Murrysville Community Park. All dogs will need to be on a leash, and their chaperones will need to provide proof of vaccinations. Call Walkers at 724-327-PAWS (7297) for more details and to make a reservation.
“Crowfoot/NRA Youthfest Camp” Saturday, July 19 8 am – 4 pm Location: Crowfoot Road and Gun Club, Gun Club Road of Sardis Road No Fee. DO NOT REGISTER AT THIS TIME; Registration begins June 2. Limited enrollment. Program is designed for ages 11– 18. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. An adult may come with more than one child. Program Highlights include: indoor archery, trap shoot, fishing, rifles, free food, free tee- shirt. Sponsored by Crowfoot Rod and Gun Club, NRA, PA Game Commission, PA Fish and Boat Commission and Murrysville Recreation Department. Check Murrysville website, Murrysville Municipal Building and Library for registration forms beginning May 7th.
“Discount Tickets To Area Attractions” If you enjoyed using the discount Seven Springs lift tickets this past winter, you will love the discount tickets to area attractions we are offering this summer! Beginning late May, purchase tickets to the Pittsburgh Zoo, Kennywood, Sandcastle, Idlewild, Hershey Park and other great venues from our reception desk. Enjoy bargains for the entire summer. Stop by to see the receptionist at Murrysville Municipal Building. Cash or checks only; no credit card purchases for this offer.
AQUATICS
Sorry but, THERE WILL BE NO SWIM CLASSES OR REC SWIM THIS SUMMER DUE TO ROOF CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER REPAIRS AT THE POOL BY THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
“Spring Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Last days for the pool…April 24, 26, May 10, 15, 20 To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE
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Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $25.00 and save $5.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays when Family Recreation Swim is held. Only a few dates are available. Rental fee for Room 225: $50.00 for FR residents; $75.00 for non-residents (include pool pass for 10) • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
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Winter, 2008 Recreation Programs
TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also check out special events, fencing, recreation swim and fitness classes at Innovative Exercise, especially Li’l Classes and afternoon classes that work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional for these and other classes.)
“F.U.N.” - Friends Unite Now A great bargain….just $10.00 or less per day for three program hours including 1 hour of homework supervision and 2 hours of activities and fun!!! WOW!! What a deal! After School Program for Middle School Students 3 to 6 pm on school days Program Schedule: 3 – 4 pm Homework Supervision at FRMS library 4 pm Bus to SportZone or one time per month to Export Moose Bowling 4 – 6 pm Fun and Activity 6 pm Parent pick-up
Session A: Jan. 7 - Feb. 1 (no Jan. 21) - 4 weeks Session B: Feb. 4 - 29 (no Feb. 18) - 4 weeks Session C: Mar. 3 - 28 (no Mar. 20, 21, 24) - 4 weeks Session D: Mar. 31 - Apr. 25 - 4 weeks Session E: Apr. 28 - May 23 - 4 weeks
Fees: Sessions A, B, D, E - $180.00 for five days/week Session C - $155.00 for five days/week For one to four days per week: Registration for particular days of the week only, multiply $40.00 by the number of days per week for Sessions A, B, C. If there is a day when school is not in session, participant may make up the day any other day during the same session.
• Crafts, music, games, soccer, racquetball, volleyball, hockey, dodgeball, basketball, Frisbee, swim parties, bowling (monthly) and volunteering are all possibilities. There is also a concession stand on-site at SportZone. • Registration can be for one, two, three, four or five days per week for monthly sessions. • Scholarships are available with a recommendation from school counselor.
The program is sponsored by Murrysville Recreation, Franklin Regional Middle School and SportZone. Supporting the program are Kiwanis Club of Murrysville, Wal-Mart, Timothy Gardiner of Ameriprise, AAUW, Robert and Robin Beasley and Nancy Kacin. If you would like to know more about the program, call Murrysville Recreation at 724-327-2100 x 131 or 115.
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” (add a NEW! flag) Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on Mar. 1
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Fee: $100.00 which includes textbook Sat., Feb. 23 (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., Feb. 24 (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is the former math instructor with Sylvan Learning Center, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Meeting Room (2nd floor next to Murrysville Library), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
"Build a Bird Feeder - Conservation Project" NEW! for ages 5 to 19 FREE - no need to be a member of 4-H Feb. 10 1:30 - 3:30 pm Make a homemade bird feeder to attract birds to your yard for the "Great Backyard Bird Count" (Feb 15-18). Share the time with the local 4-H Conservation Club and come away with a great winter project! Parents are welcome to stay and make a feeder, too. Call to register to make sure there are enough supplies for all… Bonnie Belak at 724-327-6885. Meet at Pleasant Valley Park on Pleasant Valley Road, if weather is bad, the group will move to the Murrysville Community Center…but dress warmly in case you are outside. The program is sponsored in cooperation with the local 4-H Conservation Club.
“CSI – Crime Scene Investigation” for grades 6 - 12 Fee: $20.00 Min: 5 Max: 16 Sat. Apr. 12 9:30 am – 2:30 pm Help solve a crime!!! Utilize techniques used by modern police forces. A day of fun and learning. Instructor: Sergeant Charles Tappe, special training in accident reconstruction, on-scene accident investigation, sobriety testing, auto theft training, hostage negotiation and crime prevention. Bring a bag lunch and two drinks. Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue
“Driver Theory Education Program” for ages 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 5 - Mar. 6 6 – 9 pm Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher. Location: Room 118, Franklin Regional High School, 4121 School Road
“Babysitting Certification” for grades 6 and up Fee: $38.00 Max: 10
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Sat., Feb. 9 9:30 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book and a certificate. Bring lunch and two drinks. Instructor: Carrie Martin, Murrysville Rec Staff and American Red Cross Certified Location: Municipal Meeting Room (2nd floor next to Murrysville Library), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Celebrate…Your Day Off” NEW! for grades 6 - 8 Fee: $28; (includes one drink) Max: 20 Mon., Feb. 18 (day off from school) 1 - 4 pm A fun-filled day when school is taking a vacation to honor our presidents. All kinds of activities starting with kickball out on the deck. When kids arrive they sign up for two of four activities: Guitar Hero contest, basketball, crafts or dodgeball. They can get pop all afternoon and buy a snack at the end of the day while they can play arcade games and the sports simulator. Dress for outdoor weather and sports play; bring some money for snacks and arcade games. So don’t sit at home…..join in the celebration!!! Location: SportZone, School Road South (behind Sheetz)
“Stranger Danger/Child Safety Martial Arts” for ages 5 – 12 Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Tuesday and Thursday (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Jan. 29 - Mar. 6 6:30–7:30 pm Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the confidence to make the right choices. This program is intended to help children deal with today’s problems and peer pressure. It also teaches the latest techniques to deal with strangers. Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666. Location: Newlonsburg Elementary School Gym, 3170 School Road
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” for ages 2- ½ - 5 An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! Location: Innovative Exercise (located in Dean’s Health and Fitness Center), Village of Murrysville, Route 22 Day/Time: Wednesday, 11:30am – 12:15pm Session A: Jan. 16 - Feb. 20 Fee: $40 Session B: Feb. 27 - Apr. 2 Fee: $40 Session C: Both A and B discount Fee: $65
SPECIAL EVENTS “Valentine Social - Puppy Love” for dogs and owners FREE Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6 pm Walkers Pet HoTail, 4603 William Penn Highway (next to Cleveland Brothers)
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For the Valentine season, Walkers Pet HoTail is partnering with the Municipality of Murrysville for a FREE Love My Pet / Love My Community Valentine Social to be held at Walkers. Party goers will use Walkers large indoor play area to socialize and show some love. Michele Clarke, Recreation Director, will speak and answer questions about the individual characteristics of the lovely dog-friendly parks in Murrysville, proper park etiquette for dogs and future plans for a Dog Park to be developed in Murrysville Community Park. Human and canine refreshments will be served. All dogs will need to be on a leash and be current on their vaccinations. Call Walkers at (724) 327-PAWS (7297) for more details and to make a reservation.
“Annual Egg Hunt” - note new time and new location !!!!! for ages 2 – 11 No charge; No pre-registration Saturday, March 15 11 am Murrysville Community Park, Wiestertown Road Park in the lot on Albert and Maryanne Cline Court in park and meet between the lower and upper soccer fields. Keep in the mind the weather when dressing and wear sturdy shoes that can get muddy, especially for the older kids and their families ‘cause they are going on a hike. Be prompt, as it starts and ends quickly, especially for the younger children. Bring a bag or basket to collect eggs. Everyone gets a prize bag and snacks. This event is sponsored by Dunkin’Donuts and 380 Discount Warehouse (380 Auction) We need volunteers!! Middle School and High School Students and Adults are invited to volunteer for this event. Call Recreation office for details (724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131).
“Snowman Contest” for ages 4 - 12 Participants must be residents of Murrysville; deadline is March 31 at 5 pm. This program is offered by the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission and Standard Bank It’s winter and time for playing in the snow. Be creative, build a snowman and snap a photo. • A cash prize will be awarded to the winner in each of the following categories: 4 - 5 year olds, 6 - 7 year olds, 8 - 9 year olds and 10 - 12 year olds. • The category is determined by the oldest child in the photo. • Pictures will be displayed at the end of the submission period at Standard Bank • Winners will be determined by customers voting at the bank Photos must be submitted; NO e-mail entries will be accepted. Children that build the snowman must be in the picture with names, ages, address and contact information on the back. Entries MUST be brought or mailed to the Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Pictures cannot be returned and entry into the contest constitutes permission for the Municipality to use the photos for publicity purposes in local newspapers, bulletin boards, on Murrysville website, and local cable access channel.
“Discount Ski Tickets to 7 Springs” Ticket A: Midweek/Sunday/Non-Holiday ticket is $34.00 Ticket B: Any Night ticket is $24.00 Purchase tickets at the reception desk at 4100 Sardis Road. Cash and checks accepted. Checks can be made out to M.O.M. (Municipality of Murrysville). Tickets are non-refundable. Don’t have time to stop by the municipal building? You can mail in a request for ski tickets. Send a check with your name, full address, home and daytime phone numbers, numbers of ski lift tickets (indicate either ski ticket A or B, as desired) and check for full amount
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made out to the Municipality of Murrysville. Send to Recreation Department, Att: Carrie, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville, PA 15668 The tickets will be mailed to you within three working days of the receipt of your request and payment.
HEALTH/FITNESS
“Fencing” for ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (US Fencing Association and USFCA recognized) Fencing Classes Fees: $75.00 for 8 classes $30.00 for equipment rental per session, if needed. You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay extra for equipment rental All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. Tuesdays (8 weeks) Winter Session: Jan. 29 - Mar. 25 (no Feb. 26) Session A: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session B: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 Spring Session: April - 8 - June 3 (no Apr. 1 and May 6) Session C: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session D: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 7 - 9:15 pm
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). If you have specific questions on class content, contact Deb Theriault at 724-327-4159 or [email protected].
Open Fencing Practice Package Package Fee: $33.00 per session Equipment rental: $30.00 per session, if you do not own your own equipment. Fencers who are not registered for class can purchase the Open Fencing Practice Package. Cost includes floor fee for 8 practice sessions (no instruction). Must have own equipment or pay extra for equipment rental. Electrical scoring setup is available. Tuesdays 7 - 9:15 pm Winter Session: Jan. 29 - Mar. 25 (no Feb. 26) Spring Session: Apr. 8 - Jun. 3 (no Apr. 1 and May 6)
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day. You save 25%) Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities.
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Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
Classes at Innovative Exercise The following programs are at Innovative Exercise (located in Dean’s Health and Fitness Center), Village of Murrysville, Route 22. All classes are for 6 weeks; all classes are appropriate for teens and adults. For any questions about the content of classes at Innovative Exercise, call owner Britt Freund (724-961-0654).
Session 1: week of Jan. 14 - Feb. 23 Session 2: week of Feb. 25 - Apr. 5 Check with Innovative Exercise for holiday schedule and plan to make up any classes with any class during the same six week session.
“Pilates - Mat Classes” Fee: $45.00 See your posture improve, stomach and buttocks tone, legs and arms look longer and leaner as you follow the tenets of this wildly popular program. Imagery and focused breathing are employed to coordinate the deep abdominal muscles and promote muscle synergy as well as stability. Develop a more centered, flexible you. Days/Times: Monday, 10:15-11:15am (beginners) Monday, 6 - 7 pm (all levels) Wednesday, 9:15-10:15am (all levels) Wednesday, 7 - 8 pm (all levels) Saturday, 9:15 -10:15am (all levels)
“Yoga” Fee: $45.00 This stretching and strengthening program will provide a highly effective cardio-respiratory workout to induce the relaxation response while devouring calories. With an emphasis on proper body alignment and balance, poses are held, as well as linked together to flow and get the most benefit from this very healthy and physician recommended exercise. Students of all fitness levels will benefit and are encouraged! Day/Time: Thursday, 6 - 7pm
“Yoga Dance” Fee: $45.00 Yoga + Ballet = Flexible Strength! No yoga or dance experience required. An experienced dance and exercise instructor will encourage you to enjoy the movement and stretching as you work your way toward a dancer’s body. Day/Time: Monday, 4:15 – 5:15pm
“Piloga” Fee: $45.00 A fusion of Pilates and Yoga exercises which will leave you feeling longer, leaner, and rejuvenated. Controlled movement and breath will cultivate a full body smile and take you into a place of mental strength, focus, and balance. Day/Time: Tuesday, 7 – 8pm
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“Smart Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 Use intense and controlled full range of motion exercises without weights. Bands, balls and gravity provide all the resistance you need to sculpt the body you want. Days/Times: Wednesday, 6 – 7 pm Saturday, 10:15 – 11:15am
“On the Ball” Fee: $40.00 Strength training exercises performed with the added challenge of a stability ball. Focus on the core-stabilizing muscles in this total body workout. Day/Time: Tuesday, 6 – 7 pm
“Cardio Conditioning” Fee: $40.00 Hi-Energy Cardio Moves! Move and groove to burn calories as you strengthen, stretch, and tone with a variety of cardiovascular and strength training techniques. Days/Times: Monday, 7 – 8pm Tuesday, 9:15 -10:15am Thursday, 9:15 -10:15am
“Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 Strength training with bars, bands, dumbbells and more. This class will tone, define, and sculpt your body. Days/Times: Monday, 9:15 - 10:15 am Thursday, 7 – 8 pm Friday, 9:15 – 10:15 am
“Tai-Chi” Fee: $45.00 A slow sequence of movements to focus energy, emphasize a straight spine and natural range of motion as well as relax breathing. The gentle, low impact, movements surprisingly burn more calories than surfing and nearly as many as downhill skiing. All levels will be accomodated. Day/Time: Thursday, 8 - 9am
PICK TWO: SPECIAL OFFER WITH INNOVATIVE EXERCISE CLASSES ONLY Take any two six-week Innovative Exercise classes during the same six-week session and mark the box for a $15 discount.
TAKE TEN: SPECIAL OFFER Fee: $ 70.00 for 10 classes
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If you can’t decide which Innovative Exercise class to take or just want maximum flexibility purchase this 10 class selection. Take any combination of ten “Innovative” classes offered over a six-week session. Purchase two cards and any unused classes can be redeemed during the other session. TEN A: Jan. 14 - Feb. 23 TEN B: Feb. 25 - Apr. 5
FITNESS 365 CLASSES The following classes are held at Fitness 365, 100 Center Ice, Drive, Delmont (Questions on class content: Kim Berkowitz at 412-491-0176) or check out the website: www.fitness-365.com.
“BOSU®” NEW! for adults only Fee: $40.00 Max: 5 Wednesdays, Jan. 16-Mar. 5 (8 weeks) 6:00-7:00 pm BOSU® is like an exercise ball that's been cut in half with a platform on the bottom; it is used for cardio, strength and core training. This class will sweat out and burn calories without high impact aerobics.
“Kickboxing” NEW! for adults only Fee: $40.00 Fridays, Jan. 18 - Mar. 7 (8 weeks) 9:30 - 10:30 am Punch, kick and get your heart racing with this high energy cardio workout. Light sculpting and abdominal work is also added for this workout. Feel lean and energized and ready to take on the world.
“Fat Blaster” NEW! for adults only Fee: $40.00 Wednesdays, January 16 - March 5 (8 weeks) 9:30-10:30 am Fun and easy to follow Hi/Lo aerobics combined with short muscle toning intervals to make you leaner and feeling your best. Guaranteed to make you sweat and burn lots of calories.
Spinning ® NEW! for teens and adults Fee: $45.00 Min: 4 Mondays (6 weeks) 7 - 8 pm Session A: Jan. 14 - Feb. 18 Session B: Feb. 25 - Mar. 31 This is the original Spinning® program and the most popular group cycling class. With no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
AQUATICS ALL AQUATICS PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway
“Discover Snorkeling”
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for swimmers of all ages Fee: $25.00 Min: 4 Max: 5 Tuesday, Feb. 12 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Discover Snorkeling is the first step towards exploring the underwater world. Take this beginning step to gain confidence with helpful tips and suggestions to make the most of your first glimpse underwater. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Discover Scuba” for ages 8 and up Fee: $36.00 Max: 5 Tuesday, Feb. 19 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Experience the underwater world at this non-committal one-day class. Learn how to breathe underwater, then explore the bottom of the pool - it is that easy! This course experience can be used as a credit towards gaining an Open Water Certification. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Open Water Scuba” for ages 10 and up Fee: $339.00 Max: 5 Mondays and Wednesdays, Mar. 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19 (26 for make-up day) 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 9:30 in pool Begin your adventure towards a lifetime scuba certification through this program. Learn the academics in the comfort and convenience of your own home around your schedule. During the scheduled sessions listed above, you will learn water diving techniques, review academic materials and complete knowledge review sessions. Once you have completed this course work, you will be ready to enroll in the open water certification dives (available on various weekends throughout the summer or at the tropical dive destination of your choice while on vacation – fees vary by location). Each participant will supply his/her own quality mask, fins and snorkel. Tanks ,regulators and BCD's will be supplied. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). After registering, registrants must call Barbara at 724-327-5456 x 2524 to arrange to receive academic materials before the class begins.
“Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Starts on Jan. 8 through May 24 (NOT Jan. 17, 22, 29, Feb. 2, 14, 16, 21, Mar. 1, 20, 22, 27, April 24, 26, May 10, 15, 20) To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562 for last minute changes in schedule. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
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“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $25.00 and save $5.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Fee: $50.00 per event, which includes a pool pass for ten (10); non-FR residents fee is $75.00 • BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST • Pay for additional swimmers beyond ten at the pool (or buy another Swim Card) • When you are done with your party, put trash in cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and take your gifts home. It is that easy! • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
ACTIVITIES FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
“Funtime for Children with Special Needs” for ages 6 through 11 Coaches, parents or TSS are encouraged and welcome at no charge to help with the class. Fee: $40.00 Max: 12 Feb. 27 - Apr. 9 (7 weeks) Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00 pm This is a chance to relax, have fun and learn skills for play. Students will be encouraged to follow instructions, work with others, use left and right hands and feet to play, improve eye-hand coordination and have fun. Bowling at Moose Lanes in Export on Apr. 9. Instructors: Michele Clarke, Murrysville Recreation Director and Barbara Pees, Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission. Location: Sloan School Gym, 4121 Sardis Road
“Special Needs Yoga” for ages 10 and up Min: 5 Coaches, parents or TSS are encouraged and welcome at no charge Fee: $25.00 for 4 weeks Saturdays, 10 - 11 am Session A: Feb. 7 - 28 Session B: Mar. 7 - 28 Instructor, Shauna Frantz, MSW, in addition to being a yoga instructor is also a trained behavior specialist whose is a mental health therapist who has worked with special needs kids in the past. Through her past experiences, she has found yoga to be very relaxing and helpful with persons who have various emotional and developmental disabilities. This class offers simple yoga exercises and breathing and relaxation techniques. Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue, Murrysville
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TOWNSEND PARK
TOWNSEND BATTING CAGES Mon - Fri 3 - 6 pm FRSD teams 3/3 - 5/18 Weekdays 6-8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sat. 8 AM - 8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sun - as needed FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 During FRAA use, others may call FRAA field coordinator for times
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3 SAT FRAA Allday 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 4 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 11 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 18 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 25 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SAT FRAA Allday JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 1 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 8 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 15 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 22 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm
2008 2008
23 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 SAT FRAA Allday 28 SAT FRAA Allday 29 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 29 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 30 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT Kate Codd-Palmer 2-6pm FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 6 SUN 6 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 13 SUN 13 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON 4 MON 5 TUES 5 TUES 6 WED 6 WED 7 THURS 7 THURS 8 FRI 8 FRI 9 SAT 9 SAT 10 SUN 10 SUN 11 MON 11 MON
2008 2008
12 TUES 12 TUES 13 WED 13 WED 14 THURS 14 THURS 15 FRI 15 FRI 16 SAT 16 SAT 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON 18 MON 19 TUES 19 TUES 20 WED 20 WED 21 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 21 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 22 FRI 22 FRI 23 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 23 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON FRAA 6-DARK 25 MON FRAA 6-DARK 26 TUES 26 TUES 27 WED 27 WED 28 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 28 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 29 FRI 29 FRI 30 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 30 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 31 SUN 31 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON FRAA 6-DARK 1 MON FRAA 6-DARK 2 TUES 2 TUES 3 WED 3 WED 4 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 4 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 5 FRI 5 FRI 6 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 6 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 7 SUN 7 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 8 MON FRAA 6-DARK 8 MON FRAA 6-DARK 9 TUES 9 TUES 10 WED 10 WED 11 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 11 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 12 FRI 12 FRI 13 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 13 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 14 SUN 14 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 15 MON FRAA 6-DARK 15 MON FRAA 6-DARK 16 TUES 16 TUES 17 WED 17 WED 18 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 18 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 19 FRI 19 FRI 20 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 20 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 21 SUN 21 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 22 MON FRAA 6-DARK 22 MON FRAA 6-DARK 23 TUES 23 TUES 24 WED 24 WED 25 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 25 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 26 FRI 26 FRI 27 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 27 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 28 SUN 28 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 29 MON FRAA 6-DARK 29 MON FRAA 6-DARK 30 TUES 30 TUES OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME
2008 2008
1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS 2 THURS 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT 4 SAT 5 SUN 5 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 6 MON 6 MON 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED 9 THURS 9 THURS 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT 11 SAT 12 SUN 12 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 13 MON 13 MON 14 TUES 14 TUES 15 WED 15 WED 16 THURS 16 THURS 17 FRI 17 FRI 18 SAT 18 SAT 19 SUN 19 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 20 MON 20 MON 21 TUES 21 TUES 22 WED 22 WED 23 THURS 23 THURS 24 FRI 24 FRI 25 SAT 25 SAT 26 SUN 26 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 27 MON 27 MON 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS 30 THURS 31 FRI 31 FRI
2008 2008
CHAMBERS PARK
CHAMBERS FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday
2008 2008
11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT FRAA Allday JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SUN 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SUN 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SUN Suski Grad. Party 12pm - 9pm Private party 12pm-9pm 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON
2008 2008
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 27 SUN Praksti Birthday Part 11am-5pm 11am-5pm 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES
2008 2008
20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 SUN SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON 2 TUES 3 WED 4 THURS 5 FRI 6 SAT 7 SUN 8 MON 9 TUES 10 WED 11 THURS 12 FRI 13 SAT 14 SUN 15 MON 16 TUES 17 WED 18 THURS 19 FRI 20 SAT 21 SUN 22 MON 23 TUES 24 WED 25 THURS 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON 30 TUES OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED
2008 2008
9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS 31 FRI
2008 2008
BEAR HOLLOW PARK
FIELD 1 FIELD 2
(permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 10 SAT FRAA Allday
2008 2008
11 SUN 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 31 SAT FRAA Allday JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN 1 SUN 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 7 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SUN 8 SUN 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 14 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SUN 15 SUN 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 21 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SUN 22 SUN 23 MON 23 MON 24 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm 24 TUES 25 WED 25 WED 26 THURS 26 THURS 27 FRI 27 FRI 28 SAT 28 SAT 29 SUN 29 SUN 30 MON 30 MON
2008 2008
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 6 SUN 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 13 SUN FRAA Allday 13 SUN FRAA Allday 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 20 SUN FRAA Allday 20 SUN FRAA Allday 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES 2008 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON 4 MON 5 TUES 5 TUES 6 WED 6 WED 7 THURS 7 THURS 8 FRI 8 FRI 9 SAT Murrysville alliance church picnic 12-8pm both fields( Gina Wages) 9 SAT Murrysville alliance church picnic 12-8pm both fields( Gina Wages) 10 SUN 10 SUN 11 MON 11 MON 12 TUES 12 TUES 13 WED 13 WED 14 THURS 14 THURS 15 FRI 15 FRI 16 SAT 16 SAT 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON 18 MON 19 TUES 19 TUES
2008 2008
20 WED 20 WED 21 THURS 21 THURS 22 FRI 22 FRI 23 SAT 23 SAT 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON 25 MON 26 TUES 26 TUES 27 WED 27 WED 28 THURS 28 THURS 29 FRI 29 FRI 30 SAT 30 SAT 31 SUN 31 SUN SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON 1 MON 2 TUES 2 TUES 3 WED 3 WED 4 THURS 4 THURS 5 FRI 5 FRI 6 SAT 6 SAT 7 SUN 7 SUN 8 MON 8 MON 9 TUES 9 TUES 10 WED 10 WED 11 THURS 11 THURS 12 FRI 12 FRI 13 SAT 13 SAT 14 SUN 14 SUN 15 MON 15 MON 16 TUES 16 TUES 17 WED 17 WED 18 THURS 18 THURS 19 FRI 19 FRI 20 SAT 20 SAT 21 SUN 21 SUN 22 MON 22 MON 23 TUES 23 TUES 24 WED 24 WED 25 THURS 25 THURS 26 FRI 26 FRI 27 SAT 27 SAT 28 SUN 28 SUN 29 MON 29 MON 30 TUES 30 TUES OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS 2 THURS 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT 4 SAT 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON 6 MON 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED
2008 2008
9 THURS 9 THURS 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT 11 SAT 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON 13 MON 14 TUES 14 TUES 15 WED 15 WED 16 THURS 16 THURS 17 FRI 17 FRI 18 SAT 18 SAT 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON 20 MON 21 TUES 21 TUES 22 WED 22 WED 23 THURS 23 THURS 24 FRI 24 FRI 25 SAT 25 SAT 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON 27 MON 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS 30 THURS 31 FRI 31 FRI
2008 2008
PEDORA PARK
PEDORA FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 4 SUN FRAA 5:30PM TIL DARK 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM
2008 2008
11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 18 SUN FRAA pony league make up 6 pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM JUNE 1 SUN 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 8 SUN 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 15 SUN 16 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 22 SUN 23 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm 24 TUES 25 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 26 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 27 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 28 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 29 SUN 30 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm
2008 2008
JULY 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 5 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 6 SUN 7 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 12 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 13 SUN Durkoske Picnic 3-8pm 3-8pm 14 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 19 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 20 SUN 21 MON 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 26 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm AUG. 1 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 2 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 7 THURS 8 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 9 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 14 THURS 15 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 16 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES
2008 2008
20 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 21 THURS 22 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 23 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 28 THURS 29 FRI M/T Church leag 5:30-9pm 30 SAT M/T Church leag 12-6pm 31 SUN SEPT. 1 MON 2 TUES 3 WED 4 THURS 5 FRI 6 SAT 7 SUN 8 MON 9 TUES 10 WED 11 THURS 12 FRI 13 SAT 14 SUN 15 MON 16 TUES 17 WED 18 THURS 19 FRI 20 SAT 21 SUN 22 MON 23 TUES 24 WED 25 THURS 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON 30 TUES OCT. 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED
2008 2008
9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS 31 FRI
2008 2008
KOVALCZIK PARK
KOVALCZIK FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 THURS 2 FRI FRAA Allday 3 SAT 4 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI 10 SAT FRAA Allday
2008 2008
11 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI 31 SAT FRAA Allday JUNE 1 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI 7 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI 14 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI 21 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 23 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 FRI 28 SAT FRAA Allday 29 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 30 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm
2008 2008
JULY 1 TUES 2 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm 3 THURS 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 7 MON 8 TUES 9 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm 10 THURS 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 14 MON 15 TUES 16 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm 17 THURS 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 2008 Playground 9-3pm 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED 31 THURS AUG. 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES
2008 2008
20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 SUN SEPT. 1 MON 2 TUES 3 WED 4 THURS 5 FRI 6 SAT 7 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 8 MON 9 TUES 10 WED 11 THURS 12 FRI 13 SAT 14 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 15 MON 16 TUES 17 WED 18 THURS 19 FRI 20 SAT 21 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 22 MON 23 TUES 24 WED 25 THURS 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 29 MON 30 TUES OCT. 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED
2008 2008
9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS 31 FRI
2008 2008
MCP MCP SOCCER SOCCER DAY EVENING FIELD #4 MARKOSEK FIELD
8-4PM 8-4PM 4pm-dark 4pm-dark 4pm-dark DAY TIME NIGHT TIME DAY TIME NIGHT TIME APRIL FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 APRIL APRIL 1 TUES MASA MASA 1 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED MASA MASA 2 WED 2 FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS C MASA C MASA 3 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI L MASA L MASA 4 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT MASA 8-4PM O MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM O 5 SAT 5 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SUN MASA 12-6PM S MASA 12-6PM S 6 SUN 6 F.Rockets 3-5pm 7 MON E MASA E MASA 7 MON 7 FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES D MASA D MASA 8 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED MASA MASA 9 WED 9 FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS T MASA T MASA 10 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI I MASA I MASA 11 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT MASA 8-4PM L MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM L 12 SAT 12 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 13 SUN 13 F.Rockets 3-5pm 14 MON A MASA A MASA 14 MON 14 FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES U MASA U MASA 15 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED G MASA G MASA 16 WED 16 FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS U MASA U MASA 17 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI S MASA S MASA 18 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT MASA 8-4PM T MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM T 19 SAT 19 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 20 SUN 20 F.Rockets 3-5pm 21 MON MASA MASA 21 MON 21 FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES MASA MASA 22 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED MASA MASA 23 WED 23 FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS MASA MASA 24 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI MASA MASA 25 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 26 SAT 26 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 27 SUN 27 F.Rockets 3-5pm 28 MON MASA MASA 28 MON 28 FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES MASA MASA 29 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED MASA MASA 30 WED 30 FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 MAY MAY 1 THURS MASA MASA 1 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI MASA MASA 2 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT MASA 8-4PM C MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM C 3 SAT 3 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SUN MASA 12-6PM L MASA 12-6PM L 4 SUN Senior SB 4 F.Rockets 3-5pm 5 MON O MASA O MASA 5 MON 5 FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES S MASA S MASA 6 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED E MASA E MASA 7 WED 7 FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS D MASA D MASA 8 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI MASA MASA 9 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT MASA 8-4PM T MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM T 10 SAT 10 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SUN MASA 12-6PM I MASA 12-6PM I 11 SUN Senior SB 11 F.Rockets 3-5pm 12 MON L MASA L MASA 12 MON 12 FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES MASA MASA 13 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 FRAA 4:30-9pm
2008 2008
14 WED A MASA A MASA 14 WED 14 FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS U MASA U MASA 15 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI G MASA G MASA 16 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT MASA 8-4PM U MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM U 17 SAT 17 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SUN MASA 12-6PM S MASA 12-6PM S 18 SUN Senior SB 18 F.Rockets 3-5pm 19 MON T MASA T MASA 19 MON 19 FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES MASA MASA 20 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED MASA MASA 21 WED 21 FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS MASA MASA 22 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI MASA MASA 23 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 24 SAT 24 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 25 SUN Senior SB 25 F.Rockets 3-5pm 26 MON MASA MASA 26 MON 26 FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES MASA MASA 27 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED MASA MASA 28 WED 28 FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS MASA MASA 29 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI MASA MASA 30 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 31 SAT 31 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 JUNE JUNE 1 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 1 SUN Senior SB 1 F.Rockets 3-5pm 2 MON MASA MASA 2 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 2 FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES C MASA C MASA 3 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED L MASA L MASA 4 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 4 FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS O MASA O MASA 5 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI S MASA S MASA 6 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT MASA 8-4PM E MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM E 7 SAT 7 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SUN MASA 12-6PM D MASA 12-6PM D 8 SUN Senior SB 8 F.Rockets 3-5pm 9 MON MASA MASA 9 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 9 FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES T MASA T MASA 10 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED I MASA I MASA 11 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 11 FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS L MASA L MASA 12 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI MASA MASA 13 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT MASA 8-4PM A MASA 8-4PM A 14 SAT 14 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SUN MASA 12-6PM U MASA 12-6PM U 15 SUN Senior SB 15 F.Rockets 3-5pm 16 MON G G 16 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 16 FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES U U 17 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED S S 18 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 18 FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS T T 19 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI 20 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT 21 SAT MTCL 5pm-Dark 21 FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SUN 22 SUN Senior SB 22 F.Rockets 3-5pm 23 MON MASA 6-8pm MASA 6-8:30 23 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 23 24 TUES 24 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 25 WED 25 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 25 26 THURS MASA 6-8:30 26 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 27 FRI 27 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 28 SAT 28 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 28 29 SUN 29 SUN Senior SB 29 30 MON MASA 6-8:30 30 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 30 JULY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 JULY JULY 1 TUES 1 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED 2 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 2 FRAA 6-8pm
2008 2008
3 THURS C MASA 6-8:30 3 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI L 4 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT O 5 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 5 FRAA 6-8pm 6 SUN S 6 SUN Senior SB 6 7 MON E MASA 6-8:30 7 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 7 FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES D 8 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED 9 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 9 FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS T MASA 6-8:30 10 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI I 11 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT L 12 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 12 FRAA 6-8pm 13 SUN 13 SUN Senior SB 13 14 MON A MASA 6-8:30 14 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 14 FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES U 15 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED G 16 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 16 FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS U MASA 6-8:30 17 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI S 18 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT T 19 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 19 FRAA 6-8pm 20 SUN 20 SUN Senior SB 20 21 MON MASA 6-8:30 21 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 21 FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES 22 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED 23 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 23 FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS MASA 6-8:30 24 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI 25 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT 26 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 26 FRAA 6-8pm 27 SUN 27 SUN Senior SB 27 28 MON FRSD 6 - Dark MASA 6-8:30 28 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 28 FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES 29 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED 30 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 30 FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS MASA 6-8:30 31 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 31 FRAA 6-8pm AUGUST FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 AUGUST AUGUST 1 FRI 1 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 2 SAT 2 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 2 3 SUN 3 SUN Senior SB 3 4 MON MASA 6-8:30 4 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 4 5 TUES 5 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 6 WED 6 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 6 7 THURS MASA 6-8:30 7 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 8 FRI 8 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 9 SAT 9 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 9 10 SUN 10 SUN Senior SB 10 11 MON FRSD 6-8pm MASA 6-8:30 11 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 11 12 TUES 12 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 13 WED 13 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 13 14 THURS MASA 6-8:30 14 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 15 FRI 15 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 16 SAT 16 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 16 17 SUN 17 SUN Senior SB 17 18 MON MASA 4-DARK 18 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 18 19 TUES MASA 4-DARK 19 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 20 WED MASA 4-DARK 20 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 20 21 THURS MASA 4-DARK 21 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 21 22 FRI MASA 4-DARK 22 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22
2008 2008
23 SAT COMMUNITY DAY PARK CLOSES AT 4PM 23 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM COMMUNITY DAY PARK CLOSES AT 4PM 24 SUN 24 SUN Senior SB 24 25 MON MASA 4-DARK 25 MON MTCL 5pm-Dark 25 26 TUES MASA 4-DARK 26 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 27 WED MASA 4-DARK 27 WED MTCL 5pm-Dark 27 28 THURS MASA 4-DARK 28 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 29 FRI MASA 4-DARK 29 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 30 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 30 SAT MTCL 8AM-3PM 30 31 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 31 SUN Senior SB 31 SEPT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 SEPT. SEPT. 1 MON MASA 4-DARK 1 MON 1 2 TUES MASA 4-DARK 2 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 3 WED MASA 4-DARK 3 WED 3 4 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 5 FRI MASA 4-DARK 5 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 6 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 6 SAT 6 7 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 7 SUN 7 8 MON MASA 4-DARK 8 MON 8 9 TUES MASA 4-DARK 9 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 10 WED MASA 4-DARK 10 WED 10 11 THURS MASA 4-DARK 11 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 12 FRI MASA 4-DARK 12 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 13 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 13 SAT 13 14 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 14 SUN 14 15 MON MASA 4-DARK 15 MON 15 16 TUES MASA 4-DARK 16 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 17 WED MASA 4-DARK 17 WED 17 18 THURS MASA 4-DARK 18 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 19 FRI MASA 4-DARK 19 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 20 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 20 SAT 20 21 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 21 SUN 21 22 MON MASA 4-DARK 22 MON 22 23 TUES MASA 4-DARK 23 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 24 WED MASA 4-DARK 24 WED 24 25 THURS MASA 4-DARK 25 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 26 FRI MASA 4-DARK 26 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 27 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM knights of columbus 4pm-dark 27 SAT 27 28 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 28 SUN 28 29 MON MASA 4-DARK 29 MON 29 30 TUES MASA 4-DARK 30 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 OCT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 OCT. OCT. 1 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 1 WED 1 2 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 2 THURS 2 3 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 3 FRI 3 4 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM MASA rain makeup 4 SAT 4 5 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 5 SUN 5 6 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 6 MON 6 7 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 7 TUES 7 8 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 8 WED 8 9 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 9 THURS 9 10 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 10 FRI 10 11 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 11 SAT 11
2008 2008
12 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 12 SUN 12 13 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 13 MON 13 14 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 14 TUES 14 15 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 15 WED 15 16 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 16 THURS 16 17 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 17 FRI 17 18 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 18 SAT 18 19 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 19 SUN 19 20 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 20 MON 20 21 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 21 TUES 21 22 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 22 WED 22 23 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 23 THURS 23 24 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 24 FRI 24 25 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 25 SAT 25 26 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 26 SUN 26 27 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 27 MON 27 28 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 28 TUES 28 29 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 29 WED 29 30 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 30 THURS 30 31 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 31 FRI 31 NOV 1 MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 2 MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM
2008 2008
ROYAL HIGHLANDS PARK
ROYAL HIGHLANDS FIELD
Port a Johns
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday
2008 2008
11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 SAT FRAA Allday JUNE 1 SUN 2 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SUN 9 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SUN 16 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON
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JULY 1 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2 WED FRAA 6-8pm 3 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 4 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 5 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 6-8pm 8 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 9 WED FRAA 6-8pm 10 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 11 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 12 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 6-8pm 15 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 16 WED FRAA 6-8pm 17 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 18 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 19 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 20 SUN 21 MON FRAA 6-8pm 22 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 23 WED FRAA 6-8pm 24 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 25 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 26 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 27 SUN 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 31 THURS FRAA 6-8pm AUG. 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES
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VETERANS/BECKWITH
Veterans Beckwith
APRIL Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME APRIL Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 1 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 2 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 2 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 3 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 3 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 4 FRI 4 FRI 5 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 5 SAT MASA 12-4PM 6 SUN MASA NOON-6PM 6 SUN MASA 12-4PM 7 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 7 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 8 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 8 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 9 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 9 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 10 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 10 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 11 FRI 11 FRI 12 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 12 SAT MASA 12-4PM 13 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 13 SUN MASA 12-4PM 14 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 14 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 15 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 15 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 16 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 16 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 17 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 17 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 18 FRI 18 FRI 19 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 19 SAT MASA 12-4PM 20 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 20 SUN MASA 12-4PM 21 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 21 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 22 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 22 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 23 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 23 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 24 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 24 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 25 FRI 25 FRI 26 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 26 SAT MASA 12-4PM 27 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 27 SUN MASA 12-4PM 28 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 28 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 29 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 29 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 30 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 30 WED FRLAX 3-8PM MAY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME MAY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 1 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 2 FRI 2 FRI 3 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 3 SAT MASA 12-4PM 4 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 4 SUN MASA 12-4PM 5 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 5 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 6 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 6 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 7 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 7 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 8 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 8 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM
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9 FRI 9 FRI 10 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 10 SAT MASA 12-4PM 11 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 11 SUN MASA 12-4PM 12 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 12 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 13 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 13 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 14 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 14 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 15 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 15 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 16 FRI 16 FRI 17 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 17 SAT MASA 12-4PM 18 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 18 SUN MASA 12-4PM 19 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 19 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 20 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 20 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 21 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 21 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 22 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 22 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 23 FRI 23 FRI 24 SAT MASA ALL DAY MASA ALL DAY 24 SAT MASA ALL DAY MASA ALL DAY 25 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 25 SUN MASA 12-4PM 26 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 26 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 27 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 27 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 28 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 28 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 29 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 29 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 31 SAT MASA 12-4PM JUNE Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JUNE Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 SUN MASA NOON-6PM 1 SUN MASA 12-4PM 2 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 2 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 3 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 3 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 4 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 4 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 5 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 5 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 6 FRI 6 FRI 7 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 7 SAT MASA 12-4PM 8 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 8 SUN MASA 12-4PM 9 MON ALLEGHENY FORCE 3-8PM TO 9 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 10 TUES ALLEGHENY FORCE 3-8PM TO 10 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 11 WED ALLEGHENY FORCE 3-8PM TO 11 WED 12 THURS ALLEGHENY FORCE 3-8PM TO 12 THURS 13 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 3-8PM TO 13 FRI 14 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 14 SAT MASA 12-4PM 15 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 15 SUN MASA 12-4PM 16 MON 16 MON 17 TUES 17 TUES 18 WED MASA 6:30-8pm 18 WED 19 THURS 19 THURS 20 FRI 20 FRI 21 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 21 SAT 22 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 22 SUN 23 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 23 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 24 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 24 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 25 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 25 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 26 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 26 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 27 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 27 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 28 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 28 SAT
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29 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 29 SUN 30 MON FRSD 6-DARK 30 MON JULY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JULY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 TUES 1 TUES 2 WED 2 WED 3 THURS 3 THURS 4 FRI 4 FRI 5 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 5 SAT 6 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 6 SUN 7 MON FRSD 6-DARK 7 MON 8 TUES 8 TUES 9 WED 9 WED 10 THURS 10 THURS 11 FRI 11 FRI 12 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 12 SAT 13 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 13 SUN 14 MON PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 14 MON PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 15 TUES PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 15 TUES PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 16 WED PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 16 WED PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 17 THURS PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 17 THURS PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 18 FRI PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 18 FRI PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 19 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 19 SAT 20 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 20 SUN 21 MON J. COSTMA CAMP 8-4PM FRSD 6-DARK 21 MON 22 TUES J. COSTMA CAMP 8-4PM 22 TUES 23 WED J. COSTMA CAMP 8-4PM 23 WED 24 THURS J. COSTMA CAMP 8-4PM 24 THURS 25 FRI J. COSTMA CAMP 8-4PM 25 FRI 26 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 26 SAT 27 SUN FR Soccer Boosters 3pm - 6pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 27 SUN 28 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 30 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 30 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 31 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 31 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK AUGUST Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME AUGUST Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 1 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM FAMFA 9AM-NOON 2 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 3 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 3 SUN 4 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 4 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 8 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 8 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 9 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM FAMFA 9AM-NOON 9 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 10 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 10 SUN 11 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 15 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 15 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 16 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM FAMFA 9AM-NOON 16 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 17 SUN FR M Cheerleaders Noon - 3pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 17 SUN
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18 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 18 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 22 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 22 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 23 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 23 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 24 SUN MASA 8-5pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 24 SUN 25 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 FRI ALLEGHENEY FORCE 6-DARK 30 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 30 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 31 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 31 SUN SEPT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME SEPT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 1 MON FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 2 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 5 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 6 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 6 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 7 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 7 SUN 8 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 8 MON FRSD 3-6PM 9 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 9 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 12 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 13 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 13 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 14 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 14 SUN 15 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 15 MON FRSD 3-6PM 16 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 16 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 18 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 18 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 19 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 20 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 20 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 21 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 21 SUN 22 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 22 MON FRSD 3-6PM 23 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 23 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 26 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 27 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 27 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 28 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 28 SUN 29 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 29 MON FRSD 3-6PM 30 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 30 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK OCT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME OCT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 1 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 3 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 4 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 4 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 5 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 5 SUN 6 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 6 MON FRSD 3-6PM
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7 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 7 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 8 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 8 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 9 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 9 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 10 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 11 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 11 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 12 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 12 SUN 13 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 13 MON FRSD 3-6PM 14 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 15 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 15 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 16 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 16 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 17 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 18 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 18 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 19 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 19 SUN 20 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 20 MON FRSD 3-6PM 21 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 22 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 22 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 23 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 23 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 24 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 25 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 25 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 26 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 26 SUN 27 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 27 MON FRSD 3-6PM 28 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 30 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 30 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 31 FRI FRSD 3-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 31 FRI FRSD 3-6PM NOV Veterans NOV Beckwith 1 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 1 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON 3 MON 4 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 7 FRI 7 FRI 8 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 8 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK
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2008 Fields Use Schedule Municipality of Murrysville
Check with schedule carefully to see that the times assigned to your organization is as requested or if changes were assigned due to conflicts.
Note of seasonal start and finish: We traditionally do not schedule field use before the first of April or after mid-Nov. The start and completion of seasonal field use is dependent on weather, condition of fields and progress of field maintenance. ANY DESIRE TO USE THE FIELDS EARLIER THAN SCHEDULED WILL NEED TO BE CLEARED THROUGH PARK FOREMAN. To discuss/confirm earlier dates and other weather/field condition questions: contact Jim Menhorn at [email protected] or 724-327-2100 x 314
All policies and procedures must be followed and wise use of the fields during poor weather/field condtions is important. Please call Jim with any maintenance concerns and Recreation Director (724-327-2100 x 115) with any scheduling concerns Contacts for field exchanges Allegheny Force Jim Altman 724-327-6762 or 412-721-5700 [email protected] Church Softball Pat Byers 412-856-9446 or 412-519-7671 [email protected] DAAA Gregg Woyt 724-468-3311 [email protected] Discovery Sharon Kolson 724-325-7456 or 412-554-9590 [email protected] Family Learning Opps Maryalice Newborn 724-325-2276 [email protected] FR Lacrosse Ruth Ann Wargofchik (724) 733-1368 [email protected] FRAA Baseball Bill Constantin 412-260-5194 [email protected] FRAA Coopertown Lori Novak 724-733-0785 [email protected] FRAA Softball Anthony Roperti 724-733-2048 or 412-389-7371 [email protected] FRSD Zack Kessler 724-327-5456 x 5014 [email protected] MAMFA (football) David Lame (412) 817-2490 [email protected] MASA Jeff Pike 412-613-2295 [email protected] MASA - summer camp Dan Martin MOM Michele Clarke 724-327-2100 x 115 [email protected] Murrysville Senior Citizens Robert Markley Sr. 724-327-3702 [email protected] Murrysville Women's Softball Aimee Brown 724-387-1119 or 724-396-6613 [email protected] Murrysville Vol Fire League Ken Halleck 412-491-2288 [email protected] Pittsburgh Aces Jon Moriarty 724-514-7345 or 724-413-5299 [email protected]
Terminology Morning= 8 AM - noon Designation of "Community Use" means that residents and others may schedule field Afternoon = noon - 5:45 pm during that time for parties & picnics along with pavilion rental or just come and play
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Evening = 6:00 pm - dark It is not time for organized team use. unless otherwse noted "Open" means that no one is scheduled and field is available for play by the community or teams on a first come-first play basis
2008 2009 - Fall TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also check out special events, fencing, recreation swim and fitness classes at Innovative Exercise, especially Li’l Classes and afternoon classes that work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional for these and other classes.)
“Driver Theory Education Program” For ages 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Min: 8 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays (five weeks for 2 days/week) Sept. 22 - Oct. 22 6 – 9 pm Location: Municipality of Murrysville Municipal Building lobby Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. “On the Road” instruction also available. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Min: 4 Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on October 10, 2009 Fee: $100.00 which includes textbook Sat., October 3rd (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., October 4th (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is a math instructor with a local learning center, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Board Room (1st floor-enter front door of building), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville.
“Babysitting Certification” For grades 6 and up Fee: $45.00 Max: 10 Friday, Nov 6 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book. Certificate will be issued later. Bring lunch and two drinks. Instructor: Carrie Martin, Murrysville Rec Staff and American Red Cross Certified Instructor. Location: Municipal Board Room (1st floor-enter front door of building), Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Stranger Danger/Child Safety Martial Arts” For ages 5 – 12 Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Tuesdays and Thursdays (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Sept 28 – Nov 4, 7–8 pm Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the confidence to make the right choices. This program is intended to help children deal with today’s problems and peer pressures. It also teaches the latest techniques to deal with strangers. Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666.
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall Location: Sloan School Gymnasium, 4121 Sardis Road
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” For ages 2- ½ - 5 Fee: $40.00 Wednesdays (six weeks), 11:30 am Begins September 9th Part of Innovative Exercise’s new fitness classes for little ones! An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident!
“Let’s Play Little Ones” For ages 3 – 5 Fee: $32.00 Max: 12 Parent must be present if child is not toilet trained. Wednesdays (6 weeks) October 7 – Nov 11, 6:30pm – 7:30pm This program is designed for the little ones in our lives. Pre-schoolers will be taught how to share, play, be creative and interact with other children. Each themed week will give children the opportunity to learn from Miss Haught and each other the basics of cooperative play. For more information call 724-327-2100 ext 131. Instructor: Miss Rebecca Haught Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave.
“Youth Fall Golf” For ages 8 – 14 Fee: $100.00 Saturdays (5 weeks) September 12 – October 10, 1:30 – 4:00 pm Starting this fall, a five week instructional golf league will be held at Murrysville’s three golf courses. Each week will begin with 30 minutes of instruction, followed by a 9 hole round of golf or two hours, which ever comes first. Every group will be chaperoned by an adult to assist youth players. Clubs are available for those who need them. Hotdog and a drink are included at the end of the round. Instructor: Joyce Somers, Rob Hunter Location: Participants will be notified on a weekly basis due to course schedule conflicts.
“Early Bird Shoot Around” For ages 6 – 11 Max-25 Fee: $28.00 Thursdays (8 weeks) September 24-November 12 Boys and Girls are from 6:00pm to 7:00 Have your child prepared and ready for the upcoming basketball season. Murrysville Recreation will host an 8 week basketball skills and drills camp. Headed by Coach Ed Meli, this program is designed to teach children the fundamentals of basketball. This is a fun program that emphasizes basics through a variety of drills and games to help enhance the child’s skill level. Location: Sloan School gymnasium 4121 Sardis Road.
“Young Champions of America” 6-8:45 pm For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (15 weeks) September 16 – January 13 (no class Nov. 25, Dec. 23 and Dec. 30) This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Location: Newlonsburg School Gymnasium
SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
“Light Up Night” Friday, December 4 Fee: Free 6 – 8:00 pm Start the holiday season with fun for the whole family right here in Murrysville. Crafts, games, hot dogs and Santa. A different kind of ‘light up’ occurs as the S.L.A.M. volunteers a place luminary around the letter ‘M’ of the Murrysville tree sign. Mark your calendar now! The program is underwritten by Murrysville Giant Eagle and supported by the Sportsmen’s and Landowners Alliance of Murrysville, 1st Presbyterian Church, Murrysville Senior Center and the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission. Location: Laird Hall, 1st Presbyterian Church, North Hills Road
Star Party Saturday, September 12 Upper Field (Field Six) at Murrysville Community Park Gather before dusk to watch power point program presented by Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh See accompanying article in this paper. Call to let us know how many are coming and if you are bringing a telescope. 724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131. Or, email [email protected]
Chili Oktoberfest Sponsored by Murrysville Export Rotary Club and in cooperation with the Recreation Department, the second annual Chili Oktoberfest will be on Saturday, October 17th. More information about this event can be found in the accompanying article.
HEALTH/FITNESS
“Fencing” For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (Pittsburgh Fencers East, USFA and USFCA recognized)
Fencing Classes Fees: $75.00 for fencing instruction $30.00 for equipment rental per session, if needed.
You must pay equipment rental or bring jacket, foil and mask. All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. Tuesdays (8 weeks)
Fall session: Sept. 22 - Nov. 24 (no class Oct. 13, Nov. 3) Session A: 7:00 - 8:00 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session B: 7:45 - 8:45 PM ages 13 adult Max: 17 Classes include FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 7:00 - 9:00 PM.
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). If you don’t have all the equipment needed, you will need to indicate rental of equipment. If you have specific questions on class content, contact Theriaults at 724-327-4159, 724-713-1111 or [email protected].
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day. You save 25%) Give Dean’s a try….learn how to properly use weight training and cardio machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 4 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
“Fitness 365” 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont, PA 15626 All classes start week of September 14, 2009 The following classes are offered through Fitness 365. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Ashley Hofmeister (724) 468-8200.
BOSU® $40.00 Teens & Adults Maximum 5 Thursday’s 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Steve Swigart
The BOSU® is like an exercise ball that's been cut in half with a platform on the bottom. We will use the BOSU® for Cardio, Strength and Core training. You will sweat and burn calories without the high impact aerobics.
Zumba® $40.00 Teens & Adults 6 weeks Instructor: Debbie Hedges
Section A - Monday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Take both Monday and Wednesday for only $65.00
Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
Spinning® $40.00 Adults & teens Maximum 5 Section B - Thursday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Kristi Zalich
The Spinning program is the original and most popular group cycling class. With no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall Pilates Fusion $40.00 Adults & teens Section B - Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister
Pilates will transform the way your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strength and creates a sleek, toned body. Blend Pilates with abdominal and strength training work and you will look and feel terrific.
Sculpt for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Mondays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. A total body strength workout designed to tone and define using dumbbells, body bars and stability balls to make you look your best.
Pilates for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Section A: Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. Section B: Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. Pilates transforms the way your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strength and creates a sleek, toned body, teaches body awareness, good posture and easy, graceful movement and improves flexibility, agility and economy of motion.
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Zumba---Unlimited!!!! Fee: $45 for a 6 week session of Unlimited Zumba Classes One of the fastest- growing, dance-based fitness crazes in the country. People all over the world are falling in love with its infectious music, easy-to-follow dance moves, and body-beautifying benefits-- you’ll fall in love with the experience too! This registration allows you to take Unlimited Zumba classes as scheduled with Innovative Exercise for the month! Innovative Exercise also offers the alternative of paying $5 per class at the studio. Instructor: Cindy Bird/Tracy Stevenson/Denise Freund Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Session A: weeks of Sept. 14 - Oct. 26 Session B: weeks of Oct. 26 – Dec. 07 Times: Monday: 10:15am-11:15am 7:00pm-8:00pm Wednesday: 6:00pm-7:00pm Thursday: 4:30pm-5:30pm Saturday 10:15am-11:15am
Pilates - Mat Classes Fee: $50 for 6 Sessions
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall See your posture improve, stomach and buttocks tone, legs and arms look longer and leaner as you follow the tenants of this wildly popular program. Imagery and focused breathing are employed to coordinate the deep abdominal muscles and promote muscle synergy as well as stability. Develop a more centered, flexible you. All levels of experience will be accommodated. Instructor: Janet Zegar / Cindy Bird Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Session A: weeks of Sept. 14 - Oct. 26 Session B: weeks of Oct. 26 – Dec. 07 Times: Monday at 10:15am-11:15am (beginners) Wednesday at 9:15am-10:15am (all levels) Monday at 6:00pm-7:00pm (Pilates with Props) Wednesday at 7:00pm-8:00pm (all levels) Saturday at 9:15am-10:15am (all levels)
“Piloga” Fee: $45.00 for 6 Sessions A fusion of Pilates and Yoga exercises which will leave you feeling longer, leaner, and rejuvenated. Controlled movement and breath will cultivate a full body smile and take you into a place of mental strength, focus, and balance. Instructor: Britt Freund/Denise Freund Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Tuesday: 7:00pm – 8pm
“Smart Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions Use intense and controlled full range of motion exercises without weights. Bands, balls and gravity provide all the resistance you need to sculpt the body you want. Instructor: Britt Freund Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Thursday: 6:00pm-7:00pm
“Cardio Conditioning” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions Hi-Energy Cardio Moves! Move and groove to burn calories as you strengthen, stretch, and tone with a variety of cardiovascular and strength training techniques. Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck / Aleta Jensen Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Tuesday: 9:15am-10:15am Thursday: 9:15am-10:15am 6:oopm-7:00pm
“Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions Strength training with bars, bands, dumbbells and more. This class will tone, define, and sculpt your body. Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck / Aleta Jensen Times: Monday: 9:15am-10:15am Friday: 9:15am-10:15am
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TAI-CHI Fee: $45.00 for 6 sessions a slow sequence of movements to focus energy, emphasizing a straight spine, relaxed breathing and a natural range of motion. Researchers have found that T'ai Chi practice promotes balance control, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness and reduces the risk of falls in elders. Also, reduces arthritic pain! The gentle, low impact, movements surprisingly burn more calories than surfing and nearly as many as downhill skiing. Tai Chi also boosts aspects of the immune system's function very significantly, and has been shown to reduce the incidence of anxiety and depression, providing mental and physical balance. All levels will be accomodated. Instructor: Cheryl Ceol Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Thursday: 8:00am - 9:00am
SilverSneakers®: Muscular Strength and Range of Movement Class. Fee: $28.00 for 4 Sessions Program specifically designed for Older Adults!!! Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball are offered for resistance; and a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Instructor: Cindy Bird/Mary- Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Tuesday: 10:30am – 11:15am Wednesday: 10:30am – 11:15am Friday: 10:30am – 11:15am
SilverSneakers®: Cardio Circuit Class. Fee: $28.00 for 4 Sessions Designed for the active older Adult! Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching and relaxation exercises. Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Instructor: Cindy Bird/Leslie Hlozeck Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Tues: 11:30am-12:15pm Thursday: 11:30am – 12:15pm
SilverSneakers® YogaStretch: Fee: $28 for 4 Sessions YogaStretch will move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and a final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Instructor: Cindy Bird/ Times: Monday: 11:30am -12:15pm
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Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble: Fee: $40 for 6 Sessions Part of Innovative Exercise’s new fitness classes for little ones! An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Classes designed for ages 21/2 to 5. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! Instructor: Cindy Bird Times: Wednesday 11:30am – 12:15pm Multiple Class Discount Save $15.00 by registering for 2 classes in the same ‘session’
Thursday Social Ballroom Dance Classes Begin September 10th at the Italian American Club of Export Banquet Room entrance 7pm Intermediate 8pm Beginners $15/couple/hr (Pay instructor at time of class) Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, Cha cha and Club Style. Teacher: Shelly Tichy 724-325-5523
AQUATICS ALL AQUATICS PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway.
“Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Beginning Sept 8 (no rec swim Nov. 26, 28 and December 5) There will be no rec swim any time school is not in session. To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562 for last minute changes in schedule. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysville.com $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $25.00 and save $5.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays • BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST • Pay for your swimmers at the pool (or buy a Swim Card) • When you are done with your party, put trash in cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and take your gifts home. It is that easy! • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
ACTIVITIES FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
“Fun time for Children with Special Needs” For ages 6 through 11
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall Coaches, parents or TSS are encouraged and welcome at no charge to help with the class. Fee: $35.00 Max: 12 Tuesday’s Oct. 6 - Nov. 10 (6 weeks) 5 - 6 pm This is a chance to relax, have fun and learn skills for play. Students will be encouraged to follow instructions, work with others, use left and right hands and feet to play, improve eye-hand coordination and have fun. Instructors: Michele Clarke, former Recreation Director and Barbara Pees, Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission. Location: Sloan School Gym, 4121 Sardis Road
Discovery Classes Fall 2009:
The Great Pumpkin Has Been Painted The Great Pumpkin has arrived! Let’s paint some really cool pumpkins and get geared up for Halloween! Learn how to properly use a paint brush and some acrylic painting techniques on your very own pumpkin. (We’re not just painting faces, we’re thinking way outside the pumpkin.) Thursday, October 22, 2009 7:00 pm – 8:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades 2-5 Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $24
Halloween Costume Party Come in your coolest costume and get ready for some Halloween fun. There will be great games, spooky stories and a creepy crafts! Join in the fun and show off your costume. Thursday, October 22, 2009 5:30 pm – 6:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades K – 2nd Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $18
Stained Glass Leaves and Other Crafts Dried leaves are fun to crunch and throw, but have you ever made art with them. Learn how to turn your leaves into a “stained glass” piece of art (no glass involved). Then learn how to make you collage of colors with etching and tracings. We’ll have plenty of leaves, but if you have some really cool ones, bring them! Thursday, November 19, 2009 7:00 pm – 8:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades 2-5 Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $19
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Thanksgiving Fun for Kids Hand turkeys -in a variety of ways- for Thanksgiving. Read some thankful stories for the season. And, make your own personal Thankful Giving Tree. Thursday, November 19, 2009 5:00 pm – 6:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades K – 2nd Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $21
Make Your Own Christmas Gift – Decorate a Frame We will provide a nice wooden frame ready for you to decorate with all sorts of crazy items. Take your home- made gift with you; it is ready to wrap for your special someone. Thursday, December 3, 2009 5:30 pm – 6:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades K – 2nd Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $19
Christmas Gift Giving – Paint and Decorate a Frame We will provide a nice wooden frame ready for you to decorate with acrylic paint. Learn how to properly use a paint brush and some acrylic painting techniques on your very own frame. Take your home-made gift with you; it is ready to wrap for your special someone. Thursday, December 3, 2009 7:00 pm – 8:30pm Murrysville Community Center Grades 2-5 Min 6/Max 12 students Teachers: Karen Kubicko and Jamie Bushman Class Fee (includes supplies) $23
Miscellaneous information: [Please box] Discount Ski Tickets to Seven Springs will be available beginning in December. Ski tickets make a great gift and purchasing them through the Recreation Department is a nice way to support the programs that department brings to you. Each ticket sold saves you money off the lift ticket prices on site and earns a small amount for Murrysville Rec as well. Watch the web site at www.murrysville.com for ticket prices. Purchases can be made at the receptionist desk at 4100 Sardis Road during regular business hours. Cash (correct change, please) and check purchases only-no credit cards.
2009 - Fall 2009 - Fall [Please box] The Murrysville Community Day Committee would like to sincerely thank all those who made the 2009 festivities a success! From planning meetings to set up to tear down, this undertaking could not have happened without you. The sponsors, vendors, entertainers and service organizations make Community Day a memorable event culminating with decidedly the best fireworks in Westmoreland County. Thanks everyone!
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2009 - Spring/Summer
Spring Summer 2009 Recreation Programs
Here are the program categories for the spring –summer programs. TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS AQUATICS PLAYGROUND PROGRAM TENNIS CLINICS SPECIAL EVENTS
“TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS” Teens are also welcome to enroll in Fitness 365 classes, Innovative Exercise classes and Dean’s Health and Fitness Membership. Find them listed under Adult Programs.
SUMMER 2009 DISCOVERY CLASSES LOGO June 15 – August 14, 2009 (except July 6-10, 2009) Please box this CLASSES FILL FAST-REGISTER EARLY!
“Mosaic Tile Art” Create your own "treasure box" while learning the basics of mosaic tile art. Use colorful tiles and glass to decorate a wooden box keepsake and learn how to apply the grout. Please wear old clothes! Age: 8 & Up Min:6 max:12 July 13 and July 20 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Location: Sloan Art Room Teacher: Sandy Kephart Fee: $40.00
“Total Image” Learn the correct techniques to achieve the perfect look! Hair care, styling techniques, braiding, manicures and facials are explored to achieve healthy skin, hair and nails. Sign up with a friend and work on your total image! Bring a friend as a partner and have double the fun! Grades: 4 – 6 Min:4 max:8 Wednesday, August 11 Time: 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Location: Alluring Designs A Salon, 4604 William Penn Hwy. Teacher: Tracey McHugh Fee: $28.00
“NBA ( No Boys Allowed)” Young women learn basic basketball skills through drills, relays, games and competitions. Students are introduced to a variety of offensive and defensive moves. This a great class for beginners or for those looking to improve skills and coordination. This program is for girls only. Age appropriate hoops are available. Eight classes every Monday and Wednesday beginning July 5 through July 28 Grades: 2 – 6 min 6 max 20 Time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Location: Heritage Park Instructor: Coach Edward Meli Fee: $28.00
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“Boys Basketball Mini-Camp” Learn basic basketball skills through drills, relays, games and competitions. Students are introduced to a variety of offensive and defensive moves. This a great class for beginners or for those looking to improve skills and coordination. Age appropriate hoops are available. Eight classes every Monday and Wednesday beginning July 5 through July 28 Grades: 1 – 4 min 6 max 20 Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm Location: Heritage Park Instructor: Coach Edward Meli Fee: $28.00
“Woodworking”: Little Shavers I Ready. Set. Build. Students will work on some interesting projects made out of wood. These projects include a chicken recipe holder, letter holder, shelf and key holder. Grades: K - 1. min 6 max 12 June 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Time: 9:00 am - 11:30 am Location: Heritage Cafeteria Teacher: Elaine Mahoy Fee: $65
Little Shavers II Ready. Set. Build. Students will work on some interesting projects made out of wood. These projects include a birdhouse, CD holder and name plaque. Grades: 2 - 4. min 6 max 12 June 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 Time: 9:00 am - 11:30 am Location: Heritage Cafeteria Teacher: Elaine Mahoy Fee: $65
“Karate For Kids” Grades: 1–6 Max: 30 June 28 – July 1 Time: 9:30 – 10:00am A nationally acclaimed children’s program will allow each student to feel a sense of accomplishment with each session of Taekwondo training. Self-esteem and confidence are stressed through our motto. “Every child is a winner and every child is special!” Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Sr. Master Caruso and Staff Fee: $20 “Tiny Tigers” Ages: 4 – 6 Max: 30 June 28 – July 1 Time: 9:30 – 10:00am “Small challenges with big results.” This program of Taekwondo training develops basic motor skills through drills to enhance balance and coordination. Courtesy and self-esteem are important aspects of this class. Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Sr. Master Caruso and Staff Fee: $20
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Think math facts are boring? In this class, you will use everyday items such as dice and playing cards to review facts and build number sense. Math games and challenges add to the fun! Grades: Entering 4th or 5th min 6 max 12 5 classes: August 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Section A: Time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Section B: Time: 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Location: Sloan Room C107 Teacher: Linda Brecht Fee: $26
“Chess For Beginners” This class is designed for the student with little or no experience. Basic rules of play and fundamental strategies will be covered. No need to bring your own chess set. Grades K-12, PARENTS MAY REGISTER WITH THEIR CHILDREN. 9 Sessions: June 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, July 1 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Location: Heritage Art Room Teacher: Nick Barsic Fee: $41, Parent Fee: $23.00
“Chess: Advanced & Advanced/Beginners” Topics include a review of the fundamental strategies, opening strategies, and checkmating patterns. Tactics and endgames are studied. Grades K - Adult. 5 Sessions: July 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Location: Newlonsburg Cafeteria Teacher: Jay Griffin *Students should bring an inexpensive chess set to class Fee: $38
“Friendship Tea Party” This class celebrates with a special tea party. Strawberry sandwiches and freshly brewed tea are on the menu! Bring your imagination and your appetite! Children may bring a favorite stuffed animal to join the fun. Ages 3 - 5 1 Session: July 14 • Section A: 9:30 am - 10:30 am • Section B: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Staci Fritz Fee: $13
“Bugs In The Kitchen” Bugs in the kitchen can be great! Come enjoy two classic stories: "Two Bad Ants" and "A Very Hungry Caterpillar." Afterward, learn to make a butterfly sandwich and "beetlejuice!" Ages: 3 - 5. 1 Session: July 15 • Section A: 9:30 am - 10:30 am • Section B: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Staci Fritz
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Fee: $10
“Pretty Princess Party” Hear ye, Hear ye. By command of the royal court, all beautiful princesses are invited to a majestic party! We will be making our very own crowns, decorating and eating crown cookies and read a few princess stories. Please come wearing your royal dress. Ages – no age limit. For those children who need to, a parent may stay 1 Session: June 28 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Karen Kubicko Fee: $17
“Jewelry Making For Kids” Making Earrings, Embellishments and Bead Charms Create beautiful jewelry while learning the basics of bead and wire use. Children will learn design and technique basics of professional jewelry making and complete a finished project for each class. Age: 8 & up limited enrollment July 8, 2009 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Gerry Florida Fee $21
Making Wire Wrap Jewelry Create beautiful jewelry while learning the basics of bead and wire use.. children will learn design and technique basics of professional jewelry making and complete a finished project for .each class. Age: 8 & up limited enrollment July 28, 2009 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Gerry Florida Fee $18
“Look! I'm Drawing!” Come and learn to draw animals, wildlife and people using colored pencils, charcoal, ink, and chalk. Be amazed at your own creativity while studying shading, composition, and accuracy. Please bring a sketchbook, 8 ½" x 11" or larger, not newsprint.
Session I: June 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 Location: Murrysville Community Library Meeting Room • Section A: Gr. 1 - 3, 9:00 am - 10:00 am • Section B: Gr. 4 - 6, 10:15 am - 11:15 am
Session II: July 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Location: Murrysville Community Library Meeting Room • Section C: Gr. 1 - 3, 9:00 am - 10:00 am • Section D: Gr. 4 - 6, 10:15 am - 11:15 am Teacher: Carol Salyers Fee: $23.00, Lab Fee: $6.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.
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“Safety Town” This one-week safety education program is designed for children entering kindergarten in fall, 2009. Special field trips, visitors and equipment from police and fire departments and a unit on bus safety are some of the highlights. Pedestrian and bike safety are stressed as children go "on the town," a specially built child-size town, complete with traffic signs, buildings, and intersections. A unit on water safety is part of the fun! ***All children must bring a bike helmet. Parents should plan to stay for the first half hour of class on day 1. Age: Students eligible for Kindergarten in fall, 2009. June 29, 30, July 1, 2, 3 Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue Teachers: Angela Cieslak & helper Fee: $77
“Westmoreland Baseball Clinic” Excitement is building for the first ever Westmoreland Baseball Clinic, June 15th -18th. A training opportunity of this magnitude has never been offered in this area. Coaches and trainers from area teams and organizations are stepping up to the plate to deliver first class advice on pitching, hitting and fielding. Clinic Dates: June 15th through June 18th Times: Session A Monday - Thursday 9:00am – 11:00am Session B Monday - Thursday 12:30pm – 2:30pm
Location: Session A 8-10 year olds Little Haymaker Session A 11-12 year olds Markosek Field Session A 13-14 year olds Murrysville Community Park #4 Session A 15-18 year olds Haymaker Field
Session B 8 -10 year olds Little Haymaker Session B 11-12 year olds Markosek Field Session B 13-14 year olds Murrysville Community Park #4 Session B 15-18 year olds Haymaker Field
Fee $125 $75 for each additional same house hold participant Washington Wild Things Bus Trip: registration in the Baseball Clinic entitles participants to a bus trip to the June 20th Wild Things Game. All registered children 12 and under will have the opportunity to receive recognition on the field for the Wild Things Field of Dreams team. Parents or other family members who wish to attend the game with their children may pay an additional $28.00. This includes the bus trip, food, beverage on the patio and the admission to the game. Bus will leave from Sloan Elementary School at 5:15pm and return directly after the game (approximately 10:30pm).
“Fencing” For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (US Fencing Association and USFCA recognized)
Fencing Classes fee: $75 for 8 classes Equipment rental: $30 for 8 classes, if you don’t bring your own equipment You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay extra for equipment rental. All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment, or if you plan to rent. Tuesdays (8 classes) Spring Session: March 31 to June 2 (no class Apr. 28 or May 19)
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Session C: 7:00 - 8:00 PM ages 8 – 12 Max: 17 Session D: 7:45 - 8:45 PM ages 13 - adult Max: 17
FREE open fencing for registered fencers from 7 to 9 PM Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes. (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons).
Open Fencing Practice Package Package Fee: $33.00 for 8 weeks Equipment rental: $30.00 for 8 weeks, if you don’t bring your own equipment
Fencers who are not registered for class, or who are not taking private lessons, can purchase the “Open Fencing Practice Package”. Cost includes floor fee for 8 practice sessions (no instruction). Must have own equipment or pay extra for equipment rental. Electric scoring setup is available. Tuesdays 7 – 9 PM Spring Session: March 31 to June 2 (no class Apr. 28 or May 19) Summer Session: June 16 to Aug. 11 (no class July 7)
Private Fencing Lessons (Summer Session only) Private, one-on-one fencing lessons are being offered for beginners, intermediate and advanced students, in foil, epee and saber. Private lesson dates: June 16 to Aug. 11 (no class July 7) Lesson time slots: 7 – 9 PM Fee per 30-minute lesson: $25.00 (payable directly to instructor) Equipment rental: 5.00 (per lesson, paid at time of lesson, if you don’t bring your own equipment) Lesson fee includes free open fencing practice from 7 - 9 PM, on day of lesson.
If you have questions about class content, or to set up private lessons contact Deb Theriault at 724-327-4159 or e-mail [email protected]
“Parent/Child Story Walk” Ages: 2 through 8 Fee: $1.00 per Child and $5.00 per adult Date: May 9th 10 am until 1 pm Location: Meet at Townsend Park Upper Pavilion
The ParentWISE Program of Family Services of Western Pennsylvania, a leader in parent/child education for more than thirty years, in partnership with the Murrysville Recreational Department, will sponsor a Story Walk on May 9, 2009 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Townsend Park in Murrysville. This event will combine physical activity with literacy and will include fun activities for the entire family. Four books will be featured and read aloud by guest readers, and a fifth book will be posted along a walking trail for families to read aloud as they walk together.
Julie Cawoski, coordinator of the ParentWISE program said of the event “We hope the story walk will allow families the opportunity to stimulate their imagination while improving their physical health. We are all aware of the benefits to children who spend time reading and playing with their parents and the ParentWISE Program wants to support these enriching experiences.” For more information contact Julie Cawoski 724 837 5410 ext 701 [email protected] or Shana Orlic 724 837-5410 ext 705 [email protected]
“Introduction To Horses And Riding” For ages 10 through adult (weight limit of 160)
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Tuesday nights from 6:30 - 8 pm. Session A: June 23, 30, July 7 Session B: July 21, 28, August 4 Fee: $110.00 Min: 3 Max: 4 Learn to safely enjoy being around horses and to ride. Course teaches the students horse terminology, safety precautions, principles of care, proper grooming technique, and basic horse handling skills and will view a riding demonstration. Students will have hands on experience with horses. The students will be offered introductory riding classes at each session and will help with tacking and untacking the horses. This class is an excellent opportunity for the students to gain experience with horses in a closely supervised setting. The facility has an indoor riding arena so the classes will be held rain or shine. Dress in loose fitting comfortable pants, sturdy boots and if cool weather wear a jacket or sweater. The boots should have a heel that is about ½ inch-1 inch tall and that only has a minimal amount of tread on the sole of the boot (no hiking boots and no sneakers). All riders will use the school’s helmets or can use their own (with approval of instructor). Parents must attend the first ½ hour of the first lesson of youth class. Location: Gusty Winds Acres Riding School, Salem Township (only 20 minutes from Murrysville; 10 minutes from Delmont). Directions will be sent by e-mail after registration.
“Babysitter Training” For grades 6 and up Fee: $45.00 Max: 10 Date: Wednesday, June 10 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book, DVD and a certificate. Bring lunch and beverage. Instructor: Carrie Martin, Murrysville Recreation Staff and American Red Cross Certified Location: Municipal Board Room, front entrance, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Driver Theory Education Program” Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction uses a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher Age: 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Min: 8 Max: 30 Dates/Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays (five weeks for 2 days/week) Session A (Spring): April 20 - May 20 6 – 9 pm Location: Main Lobby Murrysville Municipal Building 4100 Sardis Road Session B: (Summer): June 16 - July 16 9 am – Noon Location: Main Lobby Murrysville Municipal Building 4100 Sardis Road “S.A.T. Math Prep Course” This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test- taking / reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is an adjunct faculty member at WCCC, a private tutor, a former math instructor at a local Learning Center, and has a BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Two day course to be held in May, before the SAT is offered in June Max: 12 Fee: $108.00 which includes textbook Dates/Time: Sat., May 16 (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., May 17 (Noon - 4 pm) Location: Municipal Board Room (1st floor) in the Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
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Hobbytown Classes –the following classes and camps take place at Hobbytown USA 4680 Old William Penn Highway, Monroeville PA 15146
“Model Kit Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Min: 4 Max: 10 Fee: $45.00 per child and includes model and materials required. Session A: Monday, Wednesday, Friday June 15th, 17th, 19th - 9 AM thru Noon Session B: Monday, Wednesday, Friday July 27th, 29th, 31st - 9 AM thru Noon
Camp attendees will be able to select from one of three pre-selected 1/72nd scale plastic model airplane kits to build, paint and finish. Step by step instruction covers the basics of the materials and techniques used. The model kit, all required paint, supplies and tools are provided. This camp is designed for eight to 12 year olds with little or no plastic model building experience.
“Rocket Model Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Fee: $45.00, includes kit, motors and all needed supplies and tools and tee-shirt Launch day (Thursday) will take place at a local park TBA later Camp attendees will build, paint and finish an Estes flying model rocket. The program includes an introduction to models rocketry and step by step instruction covering the materials and techniques used to build a flying scale model rocket. The rocket kit and motors, all required paint, supplies and tools are provided. This camp is designed for eight to 12 year olds.
Session A: Mon - Thurs.. June 22 - 25 9 am – noon (Launch day 10-noon) Session B: Mon - Thurs. July 27 - 30 9 am – noon (Launch day 10-noon) Rain dates for each session are Friday of the same week.
“Craft Camp” for ages 8 - 12 Fee: $55.00, includes all necessary materials and supplies and tee-shirt Session A: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, July 13th-15th-17th 9 am - noon Session B: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Aug. 3rd-5th-7th 9 am - noon
Campers will complete a different craft project each day of the week: Decorate a Room Sign, Paint by Number, Scraper Foil, Ceramic Painting are some of the projects scheduled. All necessary materials, supplies, and supervised instruction are provided. See store for Hobbytown KIDS CLUB member’s discount.
“Radio Control Helicopter Training” Beginner class for ages 12 though adult Fee: $25.00 Session A: Saturdays, June 20 and 27 9-11 am Session B: Saturdays, August 15 and 22 9-11 am
Two classes will provide all campers with the knowledge to fly a remote controlled electric helicopter (Eflite MCX/ CX2/3 models). Each camper will experience flying a unit and be given instruction on the radio controls, proper use, and safety precautions. The helicopter is a two rotor beginner unit. This camp is designed for 12 year old and up (all teens and adults welcome).
“Radio Control Nitro Cars and Truck - Tuning and Maintaining” Beginner Class
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for ages 12 through adult Fee: $15.00 Saturdays, 9 am - noon Session A: July 18 Session B: July 25
The class will provide the basic knowledge to maintain and tune a nitro powered car or truck. Each person will be given instruction on the radio controls, proper use, and safety precautions. Opportunity to operate an R/C vehicle will also take place. Those already owning a vehicle are encouraged to bring their vehicle to class. The class is designed for 12 year old and up (all teens and adults welcome) with little or no R/C Nitro experience.
“Radio Control Plane Training” Beginner Class for ages 12 through adult Fee: $25.00 Dates/Times: Saturdays, Aug 1st and Aug 8th 9 am – 11 am Rain dates are the next day (Sunday) Two classes will provide all campers with the knowledge to fly a remote controlled plane (3 Channel, Rudder, Elevator, and Throttle). Each camper will experience flying a unit and be given instruction on the radio controls, proper use, and safety precautions. The planes will be an electric plane with a wingspan of approx 15”. This camp is designed for 12 year old and up (all teens and adults welcome).
“Young Champions Of America” For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (7 weeks) June 10 – July 22 6-8:45 pm This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Location: Townsend Park Lower Pavilion
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” Part of Innovative Exercise’s new fitness classes for little ones! An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Classes designed for ages 21/2 to 5. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! Classes start week of April 20th. Fee: $40 for 6 Sessions Instructor: Cindy Bird Times: Wednesday’s 11:30am – 12:15pm Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Health and Fitness ADULT PROGRAMS Many programs that would be appealing for adults are also offered under Teen and Youth Programs. Please look for the following programs: √ Introduction to Horses and Riding √ Radio Control Helicopter Training √ Radio Control Nitro Cars and Trucks - Tuning and Maintenance √ Radio Control Plane Training √ Daytime Tennis Clinic √ Fencing
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“PARKS AND RESERVES DISCOVERY TRAIL WALKS” Sponsored by Friends of Murrysville Parks (FOMP), Westmoreland Conservancy, and in cooperation with the Murrysville Recreation Department. Join exciting explorations of Murrysville’s parks and the Westmoreland Conservancy’s nature reserves! Discovery walks will be held on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of April through September. These casual walks will last 1 – 3 hours; wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for rain or shine! There will often be a special focus of interest such as wildflowers, birds, butterflies, nature photography, or local history. There are no fees, and no registration is required. For all walks, we will meet at the times and locations shown. More information about Murrysville’s parks may be found at www.murrysville.com and about the Westmoreland Conservancy’s nature reserves at www.westmorelandconservancy.org.
*Bird walk - bring your binoculars! Day Date Time Park Meeting Place______
Saturday 4/4/09 1:00 pm Duff Park Pavilion Saturday 4/18/09 1:00 pm Duff Park Pavilion Saturday * 5/2/09* 9:00 am* Murrysville Community Park* Wetlands Pavilion across from park entrance Saturday 5/16/09 10:00 am King Reserve/Potter’s Corner Parking lot for King Reserve Saturday 6/6/09 10:00 am Townsend Park Upper pavilion near caretakers’ house Saturday 6/20/09 10:00 am Tomer Reserve Parking lot Saturday 7/4/09 10:00 am Pleasant Valley Park Parking lot Saturday 7/18/09 10:00 am McGinnis Reserve Parking lot Saturday 8/1/09 10:00 am Duff Park Pavilion Saturday 8/15/09 10:00 am Walter Reserve Parking lot Saturday 9/5/09 10:00 am Lillian Kellman Nature Reserve Parking area off Kellman Drive Saturday 9/19/09 10:00 am Caywood Reserve Parking area at Hills Church Road
“Murrysville Summer Fitness Camp” Underwritten by IQ Inc. (insert IQ Inc. logo on CD) Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Session 1 8:00am-9:00am Session 2 9:00am-10:00am Townsend Park July 6, 2009-July 31, 2009
Instructor: Mr. Montaire Taylor of KMTfitness.com. Certified AFPA Fitness Trainer Scheduled activities will include: Core conditioning, sprinting, distance running muscular strength, jumping rope, circuit training, hiking, sport drills, obstacle courses, Abdominal work, and Cardio mix. The focus of the fitness camps is to increase energy levels along with acquiring a greater sense of self-confidence and esteem as you make dramatic improvements in your overall personal health and physical fitness, strength and endurance. The mission is “See it, Believe it, Be it!” Please note all students of the Franklin Regional School District can attend for free. Simply submit registration form. There is a $10.00 fee for parents and other community and members. SEE YOU THERE!
“DEAN’S HEALTH AND FITNESS CENTER” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day and you pay only $6.00!!) Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
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“INNOVATIVE EXERCISE” All Innovative classes begin week of April 20. All classes take place at Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
Zumba---Unlimited!!!! Fee: $44.00 for a month of unlimited sessions One of the fastest- growing, dance-based fitness crazes in the country. People all over the world are falling in love with its infectious music, easy-to-follow dance moves, and body-beautifying benefits-- you’ll fall in love with the experience too! This offer allows you to take unlimited Zumba classes any time they are scheduled at Innovative Exercise for the month (beginning April 20th -May 17th)! Instructor: Cindy Bird/Tracy Stevenson/Janet Zegar Times offered: Monday: 10:15am-11:15am 7:00pm-8:00pm Wednesday: 6:00pm-7:00pm Thursday: 7:pm-8:00pm Friday: 7:00pm-8:00pm (Zumba Party)! Saturday 10:15am-11:15am
Pilates - Mat Classes Fee: $50 for 6 Sessions See your posture improve, stomach and buttocks tone, legs and arms look longer and leaner as you follow the tenants of this wildly popular program. Imagery and focused breathing are employed to coordinate the deep abdominal muscles and promote muscle synergy as well as stability. Develop a more centered, flexible you. All levels of experience will be accommodated. Instructor: Janet Zegar / Cindy Bird Times: Monday at 10:15am-11:15am (beginners) Wednesday at 9:15am-10:15am (all levels) Monday at 6:00pm-7:00pm (Pilates with Props) Wednesday at 7:00pm-8:00pm (all levels) Saturday at 9:15am-10:15am (all levels) “Piloga” Fee: $45.00 for 6 Sessions A fusion of Pilates and Yoga exercises which will leave you feeling longer, leaner, and rejuvenated. Controlled movement and breath will cultivate a full body smile and take you into a place of mental strength, focus, and balance. Instructor: Britt Freund/Denise Freund Times: Tuesday: 7:00pm – 8pm
“Smart Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions Use intense and controlled full range of motion exercises without weights. Bands, balls and gravity provide all the resistance you need to sculpt the body you want. Instructor: Britt Freund Times: Thursday: 6:00pm-7:00pm
“Cardio Conditioning” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions
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Hi-Energy Cardio Moves! Move and groove to burn calories as you strengthen, stretch, and tone with a variety of cardiovascular and strength training techniques. Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck / Aleta Jensen Times: Tuesday: 9:15am-10:15am Thursday: 9:15am-10:15am 6:oopm-7:00pm “Sculpt” Fee: $40.00 for 6 Sessions Strength training with bars, bands, dumbbells and more. This class will tone, define, and sculpt your body. Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck / Aleta Jensen Times: Monday: 9:15am-10:15am Friday: 9:15am-10:15am “Tai-chi” Fee: $45.00 for 6 sessions a slow sequence of movements to focus energy, emphasizing a straight spine, relaxed breathing and a natural range of motion. Researchers have found that T'ai Chi practice promotes balance control, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness and reduces the risk of falls in elders. Also, reduces arthritic pain! The gentle, low impact, movements surprisingly burn more calories than surfing and nearly as many as downhill skiing. Tai Chi also boosts aspects of the immune system's function very significantly, and has been shown to reduce the incidence of anxiety and depression, providing mental and physical balance. All levels will be accomodated. Instructor: Cheryl Ceol Thursday: 8:00am - 9:00am
SilverSneakers®: Muscular Strength and Range of Movement Class. Fee: $28.00 for 4 Sessions Program specifically designed for Older Adults!!! Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball are offered for resistance; and a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. Instructor: Cindy Bird Times: Tuesday: 10:30am – 11:15am Wednesday: 10:30am – 11:15am Friday: 10:30am – 11:15am
SilverSneakers®: Cardio Circuit Class. Fee: $28.00 for 4 Sessions Designed for the active older Adult! Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching and relaxation exercises. Instructor: Cindy Bird/Leslie Hlozeck Location: Innovative Exercise at Dean’s Fitness, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Times: Tues: 11:30am-12:15pm Thursday: 11:30am – 12:15pm
SilverSneakers® YogaStretch:
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Fee: $28 for 4 Sessions YogaStretch will move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and a final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Instructor: Cindy Bird/ Times: Monday: 11:30am -12:15pm
“FITNESS 365” 100 Center Ice Dr., Delmont, PA 15626 724-468-8200 www.fitness-365.com All classes begin week of April 6, 2009 If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Ashley Hofmeister at 724-882-8780.
THE HOT NEW CLASS THAT IS TAKING AMERICA BY STORM IS HERE AT FITNESS 365. Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
Zumba® Fee: $45.00 6 weeks Teens & Adults Instructor: Debbie Hedges
Section A - Mondays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Take both Monday and Wednesday classes for only $75.00
Cardio Kickboxing Fee: $45.00 6 weeks Teens & Adults Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. You will punch, kick and get your heart racing with this high energy cardio workout. Light sculpting and abdominal work may be used in this workout also.
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM “Playground Program” for children who have completed kindergarten through grade 6 Underwritten by S & T Bank. - logo Supported by Day Chevrolet logo NO PRE-REGISTRATION Register at Parks Staff: Rebecca Haught, coordinator Fee: $10.00 registration includes first visit and can be done at any park Daily fee after participant is registered $5.00 Special Discount cards are available: 10 visits for $45.00 after initial registration fee is paid. Begins June 15 for 6 weeks 10 AM - 2 PM Monday – Friday (no program July 3rd) Locations: Mondays at Pedora Tuesdays at Bear Hollow Wednesdays at Kovalczik
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Thursdays at Chambers Fridays at Townsend Sports, games, crafts, board games, hikes, camaraderie and great fun!! Weekly program schedules will be listed in Penn- Franklin News this summer.
“Volunteer at the Murrysville Playground” Must have completed 7th grade. All volunteers must attend the Training date: Tuesday, June 16th, 6- 8:30 pm at the Community Center
There are two types of volunteers: FIRST TIME AND OUR REGULAR VOLUNTEERS – call 724-327-2100, x 131 and leave your name, grade, age, address, telephone number and days that you will be available to volunteer….LAST DATE TO SIGN- UP TO VOLUNTEER IS JUNE 3rd.speak clearly SENIOR VOLUNTEERS -(ONLY high school students are eligible) To be a Senior Volunteer…you must apply for this important position. Write a letter stating why you would make a good Senior Volunteer, qualifications, past related experience, days and times available and two references not related to the playground or a relative. Mail or drop off at the municipal building before June. 1. Staff will select a limited number of Senior Volunteers based on application and previous experience as a playground volunteer. You will be notified by June 9 if you were selected.
TENNIS CLINICS Underwritten by Tim Gardner, Ameriprise Financial - do we have a logo? Tennis Coordinator: Howard Fisher Location: Franklin Regional Tennis Courts, 3240 School Road 6 classes over three weeks and a FREE tournament July 5 – July 23 for Lessons with Tournament week beginning July 26 Day Clinic Fees: Resident $68.00 and Non-resident is $73.00
Days/Time Class School Grade Requirements 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int 9 through adult 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Tues/Thurs Advanced Only 9 through adult 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int 6 through 8 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Tues/Thurs Beg/Int 6 through 8 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Mon/Wed Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Tues/Thurs Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5
SPECIAL EVENTS
Please box this announcement “MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY – AUGUST 14TH , 2010” A new look for the 2010 Murrysville Community Day. Community Day 2010 will be held at Murrysville Community Park on Wiestertown Road with a new festival look. Come on out and enjoy the day with your entire family. There will be fun, games and entertainment for people of all ages. Festivities will begin at 2:00 pm and run until 8:30pm with our annual fireworks show beginning at 9:00 pm.. BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MORE DETAILS.
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“SPRINGTIME PUPPY PARTY" for dogs under 2 and owners - Free Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 6 pm Walkers Pet HoTail, 4603 William Penn Highway (next to Cleveland Brothers) In honor of spring time, dogs (up to 2 years old) will socialize with their chaperones either outside in the fenced in play yards (weather permitting), or in Walkers' spacious indoor play area. Kids welcome too! A speaker from Murrysville Recreation Department will be available to answer questions about the Dog Park to be developed in Murrysville Community Park, as well as Dog Park Etiquette. All dogs need to arrive on leash, and their chaperones will need to provide proof of rabies, distemper and bordetella vaccinations. Call Walkers at 724-327-PAWS (7297) for more details and to make a reservation.
“DISCOUNT TICKETS TO AREA ATTRACTIONS” If you enjoyed using the discount Seven Springs lift tickets this past winter, you will love the discount tickets to area attractions we are offering this summer! Beginning late May, purchase tickets to the Pittsburgh Zoo, Kennywood, Sandcastle, Idlewild, Hershey Park and other great venues from our reception desk. Enjoy bargains for the entire summer. Stop by to see the receptionist at Murrysville Municipal Building. Cash (exact amount) or checks only; no credit card purchases for this offer.
AQUATICS (please box the following announcement) WE ARE SORRY TO ANNOUNCE THERE WILL BE NO SWIM CLASSES OR REC SWIM THIS SUMMER General maintenance is being done on the filtration system at the pool.
“SPRING ADULT LAP AND FAMILY RECREATIONAL SWIM” FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Last day for Recreational swim is May 23rd. No Rec swim April 9,11, and 25 To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“DISCOUNT LAP AND FAMILY RECREATIONAL SWIM CARDS” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $30.00 and save $10.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“PARTY PACKAGES AT THE POOL IN ROOM 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays when Family Recreation Swim is held. Only a few dates are available. Rental fee for Room 225: $50.00 for FR residents; $75.00 for non-residents (include pool pass for 10) • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
REGISTRATION FORM AND POLICIES (note changes marked on copy included in folder)
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS (as space permits) Community Center Rental Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue, two blocks off Route 22, is a wonderful place to have birthday parties, wedding showers and meetings. It has large and small rooms, a kitchen and nice parking area. No alcohol allowed. Fee: Refundable deposit - $50.00; Whole Building - $30.00 per hour ($35.00 weekends); Main Room (includes kitchen) - $25.00 per hour ($30.00 weekends); Medium Meeting Room (holds up to 20 people) - $15.00 per hour; Small Meeting
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Room B (for eight people) or Small Meeting Room C (for 14 people) - $10.00 per hour. Fees are double for non-residents and commercial renters. Call 724-327-2100 X104 for information.
Park Pavilions
Lots of parks to enjoy and places for parties and picnics. The following parks have pavilions: Bear Hollow, Chambers, Kovalczik, Pedora, Townsend and Duff. Check the website or stop by the Murrysville Library or Municipal Building for a brochure that’s all about the parks system.
To rent a pavilion, call the Reception Desk at 724-327-2100 x 104. The fee is $35.00 per day for Murrysville Residents and $70.00 for non-residents. Electricity access is an additional $10.00. The Gazebo at Townsend Park which is often used for wedding and confirmation photos is $15.00 for a resident and $30 for a non-resident. A refundable bond payment of $50.00 is required.
On each page have: non-Franklin Regional Residents pay $5.00 additional per class.
Put on each page –Pre-registration is required for all classes unless otherwise noted. Notification of registration is made by e-mail; if you have not indicated an e-mail or staff cannot interpret your written e-mail, assume you are registered. ##
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MURRYSVILLE RECREATION PROGRAMS
Winter, 2009
www.murrysville.com 724-327-2100 x 115 or 131
Director: Robert D. Hunter, Jr. Assistant: Carrie Martin
Page 1 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also check out special events, fencing, recreation swim and fitness classes at Innovative Exercise,Dean’s Health and Fitness and Fitness 365.Many classes work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional)
“SHOW-TIME” After School Program for Franklin Regional Middle School Students 3 to 6 pm on school days January 20 – March 27 Min: 11 Max: 20 Program Schedule: 3 – 4 pm Homework Supervision at FR Middle School Room 206 4 pm Bus to Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. 4 – 6 pm Fun and Activity at Murrysville Community Center 6 pm Parent pick-up
Instructors: Mr. Chris Cooley and Mrs. Karen Kubicko Scheduled activities will be available weekly. Feature for winter session will be a Claymation movie with Rob Weiss. The mission of ‘Show-time’ is to encourage and reward the efforts and hard work that a student has to put forth to raise or maintain their grades in school.
The fee for this five week program is $5.00 a day. A $45.00 ‘ten visit card’ must be purchased. Complete a registration form and mail or deliver to the recreation department with a check for $45.00. The ‘ten visit card’ can be mailed to you. Student must present this card to Mr. Cooley each time they attend. No on-line registration for this program.
The program is sponsored by Murrysville Recreation and Franklin Regional Middle School. Supporters of the program are Wal-Mart, The Community Foundation of Murrysville, Export and Delmont, and the Kiwanis Club of Murrysville. If you would like to know more about the program, call Murrysville Recreation at 724-327-2100 x 131 or 115.
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on Mar. 14 Fee: $108.00 which includes textbook Sat., March 7, (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., March 8, (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is a math instructor with a local learning center, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Driver Theory Education Program” For ages 15 and up Fee: $125.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 3 - Mar. 5 6 – 9 pm (10 sessions)
Page 2 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher. Location: In the lobby of the Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Go in the front door of the building.
“Babysitter Training” For grades 6 and up Fee: $45.00 Max: 10 Sat., Feb. 21 9:30 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book and a certificate. Bring lunch and beverage. Instructor: Carrie Martin, Murrysville Rec Staff and American Red Cross Certified Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Stranger Danger/Child Safety Martial Arts” For ages 5 – 12 Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Tuesday and Thursday (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Jan. 29 - Mar. 6 6:30–7:30 pm Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the confidence to make the right choices. This program is intended to help children deal with today’s problems and peer pressure. It also teaches the latest techniques to deal with strangers. Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666. Location: Newlonsburg Elementary School Gym, 3170 School Road
“Li’l Tots Dance & Tumble” For ages 2- ½ - 5 An experienced instructor will teach structured movement and tumbling in a safe kid and parent friendly atmosphere. Kids will have a blast as they become more coordinated and confident! Location: Innovative Exercise (located in Dean’s Health and Fitness Center), Village of Murrysville, Route 22 Day/Time: Wednesday, 11:30am – 12:15pm Session A: Jan. 14 - Feb. 18 Fee: $40 Session B: Feb. 25 - Apr. 1 Fee: $40 Session C: Both A and B discount Fee: $65 “Let’s Play Little Ones” For ages 2 – Preschoolers Fee: $40.00 Max: 12 Parent must be present if child is not toilet trained. Wednesdays (8 weeks) January 14 – March 4, 6:30pm – 7:30pm This program is designed for the little ones in our lives. Pre-schoolers will be taught how to share, play, be creative and interact with other children. Each week will give children the opportunity to learn from Miss Haught and each other the basics of cooperative play. For more information call 724-327-2100 ext 131. Instructor: Miss Rebecca Haught Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave.
Page 3 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter “Youth Shoot Around” For ages 6 – 11 Fee: $24.00 Tuesday or Thursday (8 weeks) January 26 – March 23 (Not Feb. 16) Girls and Boys 6:30pm to 7:30pm Skills and drills camp. Instructed by Coach Ed Meli, this program is designed to teach children the fundamentals of basketball. This is a fun program that emphasizes basics through a variety of drills and games to help enhance the child’s skill level. Location: Sloan Gymnasium, 4121 Sardis Road
“Young Champions of America” For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (15 weeks) February 4 – May 13 (no class April 22) 6-8:45 pm This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Location: Newlonsburg Gymnasium, 3170 School Road DISCOVERY WINTER 2009 “Total Image” For 4th and 5th graders Fee: $29 Min: 6 Max: 12 Wednesday February 18th Time: 4:30 – 5:45pm Learn the techniques to achieve the perfect look! Hair care, styling techniques, braiding, manicures, facials and light make-up are explored to achieve healthy skin, hair and nails. Sign up with a friend and work on each other to create your total image! Location: Alluring Designs A Salon, 4604 William Penn Highway Instructor: Tracey McHugh
“Fabulous Facts” For 3rd and 4th graders Fee: $26 Min: 6 Max: 12 Tuesdays (5 weeks) February 3 – March 3 Time: 4:00-5:00pm Think math facts are boring? Then you’ve never met Dr. Brecht! Everyday items such as dice and playing cards will be used in new and different ways to reinforce basic math facts. Math games and challenges add to the fun! Location: Sloan Elementary room 107 Instructor: Dr. Linda Brecht
“Quilting for the American Girl Doll” Ages: 9 and older Fee: $40 Min: 6 Max: 14 Saturday March 14th and March 21st Time: 10:00am – 12:30pm Have fun learning the basics of quilting for your American girl doll. Techniques can be used to make any size quilt later on. Your friends won’t believe that you made it yourself! Please bring along a small pair of scissors. Location: Municipality of Murrysville Library Meeting Room Instructor: Sandy Kephart
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“Everybody Loves Chocolate” Ages: 9 – 12 Fee: $26 Min: 6 Max: 10 Tuesday February 17th Time: 5:30 – 8:30pm Everybody loves chocolate! Come join us as we prepare our own homemade chocolate brownies, homemade chocolate pudding and delicious chocolate fondue. Participants will eat the dishes they prepare and receive a recipe newsletter to take home. Location: Middle School Kitchen (Room 300) Instructor: Dianne Palmieri
“Pizza Fun For Everyone” Ages: 9 – 12 Fee: $26 Min: 6 Max: 10 Monday March 23rd Time: 5:30 – 8:30pm Pizza anyone! Learn how to make delicious pizza dough from scratch. We’ll prepare a variety of pizzas. Participants will eat the dishes they prepare and will receive a recipe newsletter to take home. Location: Middle School Kitchen (Room 300) Instructor: Dianne Palmieri
“Facts + U = FUN” Ages: 3-5 Fee: $18 Min: 6 Max: 10 Wednesday February 18th Time: 4:30 – 6:30pm Come and have SUM fun! Can you believe with games, food and projects, you can practice addition facts. To find out, U have to be part of the equation. Location: Sloan Art Room, 4121 Sardis Road Instructor: Stacie Smeltzer
“Flower Power” Grades: 3rd - 6th Fee: $23 Min: 4 Max: 6 Wednesday March 11th Time: 4:30 – 6:00pm What does a flower need to grow? Your imagination! In this class, you’ll create create clusters of flowers using paper hearts and circles. These flowers can be used on a scrapbook page or a greeting card. Come join us for a fun-filled flower fest! Location: Sloan Art Room, 4121 Sardis Road Instructor: Stacie Smeltzer
“Creative Circles” Grades: 3rd – 6th Fee: $18 Min: 4 Max: 6 Wednesday March 11th Time: 6:15 – 7:45pm Have you ever thought about the creations you can make with just circles? In this class, you’ll create animals, food, and everyday items with paper circles. These cute critters can embellish any scrapbook page or homemade card. C U ‘ROUND! Location: Sloan Art Room, 4121 Sardis Road Instructor: Stacie Smeltzer
“Monster Cookies”
Page 5 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter Grade: 1st – 3rd Fee: $18 Min: 6 Max: 12 Friday February 27th Time: 6:00 – 7:30pm Huge enormous, MONSTER cookies. Come and make an extra large, extra yummy cookie. We will top our extra large cookie with as many toppings that we like. While they are baking we will read about the real Cookie Monster. And still have time to taste a part of your Monster Cookie. Location: Middle School Kitchen (Room 300) Instructor: Karen Kubicko
“Artful Cupcake Decorating” Ages: 7 and up Fee: $21 Min: 6 Max: 12 Friday February 13th Time: 6:00 – 7:30pm We will be using advanced techniques to decorate cupcakes. We will learn how to ice a cupcake using a spatula and several different cake decorating tips. Then we’ll take melted chocolate and learn to make art out of it- making your cupcake a master piece! You can take home all your yummy creations. Location: Middle School Kitchen (Room 300) Instructor: Karen Kubicko
“Karate For Kids” Grades: 1st – 6th Fee: $23 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 17th - 26th Time: 6:30 – 7:00pm A nationally acclaimed children’s program will allow each student to feel a sense of accomplishment with each session of Taekwondo training. Self-esteem and confidence are stressed through our motto. “Every child is a winner and every child is special!” Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff
“Tiny Tigers” Ages: 4 – 6 Fee: $23 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 3rd - 12th Time: 6:30 – 7:00pm “Small challenges with big results.” This program of Taekwondo training develops basic motor skills through drills to enhance balance and coordination. Courtesy and self-esteem are important aspects of this class. Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff
SPECIAL EVENTS
“Annual Egg Hunt” For ages 2 – 11 No charge; No pre-registration Saturday, April 4 11 am Murrysville Community Park, Wiestertown Road Please park in the lot on Albert and Maryanne Cline Court in park and meet at the pavilion. Keep in the mind the weather when dressing and wear sturdy shoes that can get muddy, especially for the older kids and their families who get to hike to find their eggs! Be prompt, as it starts and ends quickly, especially for the younger children. Bring a bag or basket to collect eggs. Everyone gets a prize bag and snacks. This event is sponsored by Dunkin’Donuts and 380 Discount Warehouse (380 Auction)
Page 6 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter We need volunteers!! Middle school and high school students and adults are invited to volunteer for this event. Call Recreation office for details (724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131).
“Snowman Contest” For ages 4 - 12 Participants must be residents of Murrysville; deadline is March 31 at 5 pm. This program is offered by the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission and Standard Bank. It is winter and time for playing in the snow. Be creative, build a snowman and snap a photo. • A cash prize will be awarded to the winner in each of the following categories: 4 - 5 year olds, 6 - 7 year olds, 8 - 9 year olds and 10 - 12 year olds. • The category is determined by the oldest child in the photo. • Pictures will be displayed at the end of the submission period at Standard Bank • Winners will be determined by customers voting at the bank Photos must be submitted; NO e-mail entries will be accepted. CHILDREN THAT BUILD THE SNOWMAN MUST BE IN THE PICTURE WITH NAMES, AGES, ADDRESS AND CONTACT INFORMATION ON THE BACK. Entries MUST be brought or mailed to the Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Pictures cannot be returned and entry into the contest constitutes permission for the Municipality to use the photos for publicity purposes in local newspapers, bulletin boards, on Murrysville website, and local cable access channel.
“Discount Ski Tickets” Makes a great gift!
Ski Area tickets valid gate price OUR PRICE SAVINGS
Seven Springs Midweek/Sunday $41.00 $36.00 $5.00
(midwk day or twil./Sun. twil.) Night $32.00 $26.00 $6.00
Hidden Valley Resort Any Night or Any M-Th Session $20-30 $20.00 up to $10 Ski tickets valid any night 4 pm to close beginning 12/24/2008, or Monday - Thursday any session excluding 12/24/08-1/4/09, 1/19/09, and 2/16/09.
Tubing Session $12-14 $12.00 up to $2 Tubing tickets valid Wed. 5-8 p.m., Thurs. 5-8, Fri. 5-7 or 7-9, Sat. 10-noon, noon-2, 2-4, 5-7 or 7-9, Sun. 10-noon, noon-2, 2-4 or 5-7.
Wisp Resort (MD) Midweek Extended Day $39.00 $27.00 $12.00
Midweek Night $28.00 $20.00 $18.00
Purchase tickets at the reception desk at 4100 Sardis Road. Cash (correct change please) and checks accepted. Checks can be made out to M.O.M. (Municipality of Murrysville). Tickets are non-refundable. Don’t have time to stop by the municipal building? You can mail in a request for ski tickets. Send a check with your name, full address, home and daytime phone numbers, numbers of ski lift tickets (indicate either ski ticket A or B, as desired) and check for full amount made out to the Municipality of Murrysville. Send to Recreation Department, Att: ski tickets, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville, PA 15668
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“Star Party” Free for all ages Come on out and join us and the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh for a fun way to learn about the stars and the solar system. The Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh will provide high powered telescopes, a power point presentation and a discussion about facts regarding our solar system. Please feel free to bring your own telescope and the 3AP will assist you in setting it up and help show you how it works. Bring lawn chair or blanket, bug repellant and small flashlight to help you get back to your car. Location: Murrysville Community Park Date: Saturday April 25, 2009 Time: 7:00 pm until ? NO BRIGHT LIGHTS NO SMOKING OR FIRES Although there is no fee for this program, please register at the Murrysville Recreation Department so we know how many telescopes we need. 724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131. Thank You! PROGRAM MAYBE CANCELED IF THE SKIES ARE NOT CLEAR FOR THE EVENING. CHECK OUR WEBSITE WWW.MURRYSVILLE.COM OR CALL 724-327-2100 EXT. 562 THAT DAY FOR STATUS OF EVENT.
HEALTH/FITNESS
“Fencing” For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (US Fencing Association and USFCA recognized) Fencing Classes Fees: $75.00 for 8 classes $30.00 for equipment rental per session, if needed. You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay extra for equipment rental All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent. Tuesdays (8 classes) Winter Session: Jan. 20 - Mar. 17 (no class March 3) Session A: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session B: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 Spring Session: March 31 – May 26 (no class Apr. 28) Session C: 6:30 – 7:30 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session D: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17 FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 6:30 – 8:45 pm
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). If you have specific questions on class content, contact Deb Theriault at 724-327-4159 or [email protected].
Open Fencing Practice Package Package Fee: $33.00 per session Equipment rental: $30.00 per session, if you do not own your own equipment.
Page 8 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter Fencers who are not registered for class can purchase the Open Fencing Practice Package. Cost includes floor fee for 8 practice sessions (no instruction). Must have own equipment or pay extra for equipment rental. Electrical scoring setup is available. Tuesdays 6:30 – 8:45 pm Winter Session: Jan. 20 - Mar. 17 (no class March 3) Spring Session: March 31 – May 26, (no class Apr. 28)
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day. You save 25%) Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
“Fitness 365” 100 Center Ice Dr Delmont, PA 15626 724-468-8200 www.fitness-365.com Murrysville Recreation Class offerings for Winter 2009. All classes begin week of January 12, 2009 If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Kim Berkowitz at 412-491-0176. Zumba® Fee: $45.00 6 weeks Teens & Adults Instructor: Debbie Hedges
Section A - Mondays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Take both Monday and Wednesday classes for only $75.00
THE HOT NEW CLASS THAT IS TAKING AMERICA BY STORM IS HERE AT FITNESS 365. Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
Cardio Kickboxing Fee: $45.00 6 weeks Teens & Adults Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister Mondays 6:00-7:00 p.m. You will punch, kick and get your heart racing with this high energy cardio workout. Light sculpting and abdominal work may be used in this workout also.
“Classes at Innovative Exercise” six week sessions begin week of January 4, 2009 o Pilates: Emphasizes core strength, flattens your belly and gives you that longer leaner look! o Zumba: One of the fastest- growing, dance-based fitness crazes in the country. You’ll love its infectious music, easy-to-follow dance moves, and body-beautifying benefits! o Sculpt: A strength training format that tones muscles without adding any bulk! o Cardio-Conditioning: This class devours calories and will trim and shape all over!
Page 9 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter o Yoga, Piloga and Tai-chi: Mind-body fusion classes that are all the rage! And add to your flexibility, balance and awareness! Instructors: Leslie Hlozeck, Cindy Bird, Janet Zegar, Aleta Jensen, Cheryl Ceol, Jamie Sibick. Times: See schedule below • Option A-PICK-ONE: ($45) Pick a single class and time from the schedule that is convenient for you and attend for six-weeks. • Option B-PICK-TWO: ($65) Pick two classes and times from the schedule that work for you and attend for six weeks. • Option C-UNLIMITED: ($75) Attend any of the classes at any time they are offered over a six week period
AQUATICS ALL AQUATICS PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway
“Discover Snorkeling” -Register early-fills up fast! For swimmers of all ages Fee: $25.00 Min: 4 Max: 5 Tuesday, Feb. 10 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Discover Snorkeling is the first step towards exploring the underwater world. Take this beginning step to gain confidence with helpful tips and suggestions to make the most of your first glimpse underwater. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Discover Scuba” –Register early-fills up fast! For ages 8 and up Fee: $36.00 Max: 5
Page 10 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter Tuesday, Feb. 17 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Experience the underwater world at this non-committal one-day class. Learn how to breathe underwater, then explore the bottom of the pool - it is that easy! This course experience can be used as a credit towards gaining an Open Water Certification. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Open Water Scuba” For ages 10 and up Fee: $339.00 Max: 5 Mondays and Wednesdays, Mar. 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 and April 1. 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 9:30 in pool Begin your adventure toward a lifetime scuba certification through this program. Learn the academics in the comfort and convenience of your own home around your schedule. During the scheduled sessions listed above, you will learn water diving techniques, review academic materials and complete knowledge review sessions. Once you have completed this course work, you will be ready to enroll in the open water certification dives (available on various weekends throughout the summer or at the tropical dive destination of your choice while on vacation – fees vary by location). Each participant will supply his/her own quality mask, fins and snorkel, tanks, regulators and BCD's will be supplied. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). After registering, registrants must call Barbara at 724-327-5456 x 2524 to arrange to receive academic materials before the class begins.
“Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Starts on Jan. 6 through May 23 (no rec swim April 25) To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562 for last minute changes in schedule. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org $3.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $25.00 and save $5.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Fee: $50.00 per event, which includes a pool pass for ten (10); non-FR residents fee is $75.00 • BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST • Pay for additional swimmers beyond ten at the pool (or buy another Swim Card) • When you are done with your party, put trash in cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and take your gifts home. It is that easy! • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
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“Funtime for Children with Special Needs”
Page 11 of 122009 Working document for winter 2009 recreation progams_web page 2009 Winter 2009 Winter For ages 6 through 11 Coaches, parents or TSS are encouraged and welcome at no charge to help with the class. Fee: $40.00 Max: 12 Feb. 4 – April 1, (8 weeks) (no class Feb. 18) Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00 pm This is a chance to relax, have fun and learn skills for play. Students will be encouraged to follow instructions, work with others, use left and right hands and feet to play, improve eye-hand coordination and have fun. Instructors: Michele Clarke and Barbara Pees. Location: Sloan School Gym, 4121 Sardis Road
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Thank you for a great Light Up Night! Once again, S.L.A.M. members went where no one dares to go, ascending the hill that is home to the Murrysville Tree Sign and lighting a giant ‘M’ with luminaries. Giant Eagle provided all the goodies and S.L.A.M. members cooked the hot dogs. Roomful Express provided Santa with a comfy chair that was then raffled off to a lucky participant that night. Wes Montgomery Catering provided freshly popped kettle corn and Jane Roberts and friends helped the participants create fun crafts to take home. Troop 208 sent volunteers to help with the Oreo cookie stacking and some of the Parks and Recreation Commission folks were there to help Santa and lend a hand. Thanks to Kim and John Blauvelt and Mayor Somers for their enthusiastic participation! Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived with the assistance of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Department, and the Recreation Department is very grateful to Jim and the folks at 1st Presbyterian Church for setting up a lovely location for a fun filled, family evening.
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MURRYSVILLE BASEBALL CLINIC COMING THIS SPRING!-June 15-18, 2009 Watch for details.
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TOWNSEND PARK
TOWNSEND BATTING CAGES Mon - Fri 3 - 6 pm FRSD teams 3/3 - 5/18 Weekdays 6-8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sat. 8 AM - 8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sun - as needed FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 During FRAA use, others may call FRAA field coordinator for times
FIELD 1 FIELD 2
(permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 5 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 12 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 19 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 26 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT FRAA Allday 2 SAT FRAA Allday
2009 2009
3 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 3 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT FRAA Allday 9 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 10 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT FRAA Allday 16 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 17 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT FRAA Allday 23 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 24 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 SAT FRAA Allday 30 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 31 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 7 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 14 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 21 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 22 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm
2009 2009
23 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SAT FRAA Allday 28 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 28 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 29 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 TUES FRAA 6-8pm JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 5 SUN 5 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 12 SUN 12 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 FRI 31 FRI AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT 1 SAT 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON 3 MON 4 TUES 4 TUES 5 WED 5 WED 6 THURS 6 THURS 7 FRI 7 FRI 8 SAT 8 SAT 9 SUN 9 SUN 10 MON 10 MON 11 TUES 11 TUES
2009 2009
12 WED 12 WED 13 THURS 13 THURS 14 FRI 14 FRI 15 SAT 15 SAT 16 SUN 16 SUN 17 MON 17 MON 18 TUES 18 TUES 19 WED 19 WED 20 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 20 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 21 FRI 21 FRI 22 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 22 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 23 SUN 23 SUN 24 MON FRAA 6-DARK 24 MON FRAA 6-DARK 25 TUES 25 TUES 26 WED 26 WED 27 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 27 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 28 FRI 28 FRI 29 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 29 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 30 SUN First United Methodist Church field # 1 12-5 30 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 31 MON FRAA 6-DARK 31 MON FRAA 6-DARK SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES 1 TUES 2 WED 2 WED 3 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 3 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 4 FRI 4 FRI 5 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 5 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 6 SUN 6 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 7 MON FRAA 6-DARK 7 MON FRAA 6-DARK 8 TUES 8 TUES 9 WED 9 WED 10 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 10 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 11 FRI 11 FRI 12 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 12 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 13 SUN 13 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 14 MON FRAA 6-DARK 14 MON FRAA 6-DARK 15 TUES 15 TUES 16 WED 16 WED 17 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 17 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 18 FRI 18 FRI 19 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 19 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 20 SUN 20 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 21 MON FRAA 6-DARK 21 MON FRAA 6-DARK 22 TUES 22 TUES 23 WED 23 WED 24 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 24 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 25 FRI Senior Picnic morning 25 FRI Senior Picnic morning 26 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 26 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 27 SUN 27 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 28 MON FRAA 6-DARK 28 MON FRAA 6-DARK 29 TUES 29 TUES 30 WED 30 WED OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME
2009 2009
1 THURS 1 THURS 2 FRI 2 FRI 3 SAT 3 SAT 4 SUN 4 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 5 MON 5 MON 6 TUES 6 TUES 7 WED 7 WED 8 THURS 8 THURS 9 FRI 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT 11 SUN 11 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 12 MON 12 MON 13 TUES 13 TUES 14 WED 14 WED 15 THURS 15 THURS 16 FRI 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT 18 SUN 18 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 19 MON 19 MON 20 TUES 20 TUES 21 WED 21 WED 22 THURS 22 THURS 23 FRI 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT 25 SUN 25 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 26 MON 26 MON 27 TUES 27 TUES 28 WED 28 WED 29 THURS 29 THURS 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT 31 SAT
2009 2009
CHAMBERS PARK
CHAMBERS FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SUN 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT FRAA Allday 3 SUN 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SUN
2009 2009
11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SUN 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SUN 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SUN JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SUN 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SUN 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SUN 22 MON 23 TUES 24 WED 25 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON 30 TUES
2009 2009
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 12 SUN FRAA Allday 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 19 SUN FRAA Allday 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SUN Kevin Soles 2:00 - 4:00 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 FRI FRAA 6-8pm AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUES 5 WED 6 THURS 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUES 12 WED 13 THURS 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUES 19 WED
2009 2009
20 THURS 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUES 26 WED 27 THURS 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUN 31 MON SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES 2 WED 3 THURS 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 MON 8 TUES 9 WED 10 THURS 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 MON 15 TUES 16 WED 17 THURS 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 6 TUES 7 WED 8 THURS
2009 2009
9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 13 TUES 14 WED 15 THURS 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUES 21 WED 22 THURS 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUES 28 WED 29 THURS 30 FRI 31 SAT
2009 2009
BEAR HOLLOW PARK
FIELD 1 FIELD 2
(permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 4 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 11 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 18 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 25 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 2 SAT FRAA Allday 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 9 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SUN 10 SUN
2009 2009
11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 16 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 23 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 30 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SUN 31 SUN JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 6 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SUN 7 SUN 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 13 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SUN 14 SUN 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 20 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SUN 21 SUN 22 MON 22 MON 23 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm 23 TUES 24 WED 24 WED 25 THURS 25 THURS 26 FRI 26 FRI 27 SAT 27 SAT 28 SUN 28 SUN 29 MON 29 MON 30 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 30 TUES FRAA 6-8pm
2009 2009
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 12 SUN FRAA Allday 12 SUN FRAA Allday 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 19 SUN FRAA Allday 19 SUN FRAA Allday 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 FRI 31 FRI AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT Ray Valentine 1:00-3:00Family Reunion 1 SAT Ray Valentine 1:00-3:00 FAMILY REUNION 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON 3 MON 4 TUES 4 TUES 5 WED 5 WED 6 THURS 6 THURS 7 FRI 7 FRI 8 SAT Murrysville Alliance Church 23-5 pm 8 SAT 9 SUN 9 SUN 10 MON 10 MON 11 TUES 11 TUES 12 WED 12 WED 13 THURS 13 THURS 14 FRI 14 FRI 15 SAT 15 SAT 16 SUN 16 SUN 17 MON 17 MON 18 TUES 18 TUES 19 WED 19 WED
2009 2009
20 THURS 20 THURS 21 FRI 21 FRI 22 SAT 22 SAT 23 SUN 23 SUN 24 MON 24 MON 25 TUES 25 TUES 26 WED 26 WED 27 THURS 27 THURS 28 FRI 28 FRI 29 SAT Fraa Doris Constantine 12-3pm 29 SAT 30 SUN 30 SUN 31 MON 31 MON SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES 1 TUES 2 WED 2 WED 3 THURS 3 THURS 4 FRI 4 FRI 5 SAT 5 SAT 6 SUN 6 SUN 7 MON 7 MON 8 TUES 8 TUES 9 WED 9 WED 10 THURS 10 THURS 11 FRI 11 FRI 12 SAT 12 SAT 13 SUN 13 SUN 14 MON 14 MON 15 TUES 15 TUES 16 WED 16 WED 17 THURS 17 THURS 18 FRI 18 FRI 19 SAT 19 SAT 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON 21 MON 22 TUES 22 TUES 23 WED 23 WED 24 THURS 24 THURS 25 FRI 25 FRI 26 SAT 26 SAT 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON 28 MON 29 TUES 29 TUES 30 WED 30 WED OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS 1 THURS 2 FRI 2 FRI 3 SAT 3 SAT 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON 5 MON 6 TUES 6 TUES 7 WED 7 WED 8 THURS 8 THURS
2009 2009
9 FRI 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT 11 SUN 11 SUN 12 MON 12 MON 13 TUES 13 TUES 14 WED 14 WED 15 THURS 15 THURS 16 FRI 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON 19 MON 20 TUES 20 TUES 21 WED 21 WED 22 THURS 22 THURS 23 FRI 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON 26 MON 27 TUES 27 TUES 28 WED 28 WED 29 THURS 29 THURS 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT 31 SAT
2009 2009
PEDORA PARK
PEDORA FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 12 SUN 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 3 SUN FRAA 5:30PM TIL DARK 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 10 SUN
2009 2009
11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 17 SUN 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 24 SUN 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 31 SUN JUNE 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 7 SUN 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 14 SUN 15 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 21 SUN 22 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 28 SUN 29 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm 30 TUES FRAA 6-8pm
2009 2009
JULY 1 WED T SCHEDULE TILL REPAIRED 2 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED 9 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED 16 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED 23 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED 30 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 31 FRI AUG. 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUES 5 WED 6 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUES 12 WED 13 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUES 19 WED
2009 2009
20 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUES 26 WED 27 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUN 31 MON SEPT. 1 TUES 2 WED 3 THURS 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 MON 8 TUES 9 WED 10 THURS 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 MON 15 TUES 16 WED 17 THURS 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED OCT. 1 THURS 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 6 TUES 7 WED 8 THURS
2009 2009
9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 13 TUES 14 WED 15 THURS 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUES 21 WED 22 THURS 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUES 28 WED 29 THURS 30 FRI 31 SAT
2009 2009
KOVALCZIK PARK
KOVALCZIK FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI 4 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI 11 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI 18 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI 25 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 FRI FRAA Allday 2 SAT 3 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI 9 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SUN FRAA 12-6pm
2009 2009
11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI 16 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI 23 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI 30 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm JUNE 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI 6 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI 13 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI 20 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 22 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 FRI 27 SAT FRAA Allday 28 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 29 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 TUES
2009 2009
JULY 1 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS 31 FRI AUG. 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUES 5 WED 6 THURS 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUES 12 WED 13 THURS 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUES 19 WED
2009 2009
20 THURS 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUES 26 WED 27 THURS 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUN 31 MON SEPT. 1 TUES 2 WED 3 THURS 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 7 MON 8 TUES 9 WED 10 THURS 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 14 MON 15 TUES 16 WED 17 THURS 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED OCT. 1 THURS 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 5 MON 6 TUES 7 WED 8 THURS
2009 2009
9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 12 MON 13 TUES 14 WED 15 THURS 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 19 MON 20 TUES 21 WED 22 THURS 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 26 MON 27 TUES 28 WED 29 THURS 30 FRI 31 SAT
2009 2009
MCP SOCCER SOCCER DAY EVENING
8-4PM 8-4pm 8-4PM 4pm-dark 4pm-dark 4pm-dark APRIL FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 WED MASA MASA MASA 2 THURS MASA MASA MASA 3 FRI MASA MASA MASA 4 SAT MASA MASA MASA 5 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 6 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 7 TUES MASA MASA MASA 8 WED MASA MASA MASA 9 THURS MASA MASA MASA 10 FRI MASA MASA MASA 11 SAT MASA MASA MASA 12 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 13 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 14 TUES MASA MASA MASA 15 WED MASA MASA MASA 16 THURS MASA MASA MASA 17 FRI MASA MASA MASA 18 SAT MASA MASA MASA 19 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 20 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 21 TUES MASA MASA MASA 22 WED MASA MASA MASA 23 THURS MASA MASA MASA 24 FRI MASA MASA MASA 25 SAT MASA MASA MASA 26 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 27 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 28 TUES MASA MASA MASA 29 WED MASA MASA MASA 30 THURS MASA MASA MASA MAY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 FRI MASA MASA MASA 2 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 3 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 4 MON MASA MASA MASA 5 TUES MASA MASA MASA 6 WED MASA MASA MASA 7 THURS MASA MASA MASA 8 FRI MASA MASA MASA 9 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 10 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 11 MON MASA MASA MASA 12 TUES MASA MASA MASA 13 WED MASA MASA MASA
2009 2009
14 THURS MASA MASA MASA 15 FRI MASA MASA MASA 16 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 17 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 18 MON MASA MASA MASA 19 TUES MASA MASA MASA 20 WED MASA MASA MASA 21 THURS MASA MASA MASA 22 FRI MASA MASA MASA 23 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 24 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 25 MON MASA MASA MASA 26 TUES MASA MASA MASA 27 WED MASA MASA MASA 28 THURS MASA MASA MASA 29 FRI MASA MASA MASA 30 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 31 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM JUNE FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 MON MASA MASA MASA 2 TUES MASA MASA MASA 3 WED MASA MASA MASA 4 THURS MASA MASA MASA 5 FRI MASA MASA MASA 6 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 7 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 8 MON MASA MASA MASA 9 TUES MASA MASA MASA 10 WED MASA MASA MASA 11 THURS MASA MASA MASA 12 FRI MASA MASA MASA 13 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM 14 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 15 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 16 TUES 17 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 18 THURS 19 FRI Vintage Baseball 20 SAT 21 SUN 22 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 23 TUES 24 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 25 THURS MASA 6-8:30 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 30 TUES JULY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 2 THURS MASA 6-8:30
2009 2009
3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 7 TUES 8 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 9 THURS MASA 6-8:30 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 14 TUES 15 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 16 THURS MASA 6-8:30 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 21 TUES 22 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 23 THURS MASA 6-8:30 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 28 TUES 29 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 30 THURS MASA 6-8:30 31 FRI AUGUST FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 3 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 4 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 4 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 11 TUES 12 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 13 THURS MASA 6-8:30 14 FRI 15 SAT COMMUNITY DAY PARK CLOSED 16 SUN 17 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 18 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 19 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 20 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 21 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 22 SAT
2009 2009
23 SUN 24 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 25 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 26 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 27 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 28 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 29 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 30 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 31 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK SEPT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 2 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 3 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 4 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 5 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 6 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 7 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 8 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 9 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 10 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 11 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 12 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 13 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 14 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 15 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 16 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 17 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 18 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 19 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 20 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 21 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 22 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 23 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 24 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 25 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 26 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 27 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 28 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 29 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 30 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK OCT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 2 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 3 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM MASA rain makeup 4 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 5 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 6 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 7 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 8 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 9 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 10 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 11 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM
2009 2009
12 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 13 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 14 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 15 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 16 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 17 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 18 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 19 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 20 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 21 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 22 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 23 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 24 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM Cyclocross race 25 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 26 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 27 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 28 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 29 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 30 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 31 SAT NOV 1 MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM MASA MASA MASA 2 MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM MASA MASA MASA
2009 2009
ROYAL HIGHLANDS PARK
ROYAL HIGHLANDS FIELD
Port a Johns
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SUN 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT FRAA Allday 3 SUN 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SUN
2009 2009
11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SUN 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SUN 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 SAT FRAA Allday 31 SUN JUNE 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT FRAA Allday 7 SUN 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT FRAA Allday 14 SUN 15 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT FRAA Allday 21 SUN 22 MON 23 TUES 24 WED 25 THURS 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON
2009 2009
30 TUES FRAA 6-8pm JULY 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 5 SUN 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 12 SUN 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 19 SUN 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 26 SUN 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 31 FRI AUG. 1 SAT 2 SUN 3 MON 4 TUES 5 WED 6 THURS 7 FRI 8 SAT 9 SUN 10 MON 11 TUES 12 WED 13 THURS 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON 18 TUES
2009 2009
19 WED 20 THURS 21 FRI 22 SAT 23 SUN 24 MON 25 TUES 26 WED 27 THURS 28 FRI 29 SAT 30 SUN 31 MON SEPT. 1 TUES 2 WED 3 THURS 4 FRI 5 SAT 6 SUN 7 MON 8 TUES 9 WED 10 THURS 11 FRI 12 SAT 13 SUN 14 MON 15 TUES 16 WED 17 THURS 18 FRI 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED OCT. 1 THURS 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 6 TUES 7 WED
2009 2009
8 THURS 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 13 TUES 14 WED 15 THURS 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUES 21 WED 22 THURS 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUES 28 WED 29 THURS 30 FRI 31 SAT
2009 2009
MCP
FIELD #4 FIELD #5 MARKOSEK FIELD Field 6
DAY TIME NIGHT TIME DAY TIME NIGHT TIME DAY TIME APRIL APRIL APRIL FIELD 6 1 WED Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 WED 2 THURS 2 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 THURS 3 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 FRI 4 SAT Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 SAT 5 SUN 5 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 5 SUN 6 MON 6 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 MON 7 TUES 7 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 TUES 8 WED Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 WED 9 THURS 9 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 THURS 10 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 FRI 11 SAT Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 SAT 12 SUN 12 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 12 SUN 13 MON 13 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 MON 14 TUES 14 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 TUES 15 WED Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 WED 16 THURS 16 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 THURS 17 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 FRI 18 SAT Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 SAT 19 SUN 19 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 19 SUN 20 MON 20 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 MON 21 TUES 21 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 TUES 22 WED Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 WED 23 THURS 23 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 THURS 24 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 FRI 25 SAT Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 SAT 26 SUN 26 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 26 SUN 27 MON 27 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 MON 28 TUES 28 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 TUES 29 WED Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 WED 30 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 THURS MAY MAY MAY FIELD 6 1 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 3 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 3 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 3 SUN 4 MON 4 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 MON MASA 6-dark 5 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 TUES MASA 6-dark 6 WED 6 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 WED MASA 6-dark 7 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 THURS MASA 6-dark 8 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 FRI MASA 6-dark 9 SAT 9 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 10 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 10 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 10 SUN 11 MON 11 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 MON MASA 6-dark 12 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 TUES MASA 6-dark 13 WED 13 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 WED MASA 6-dark
2009 2009
14 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 THURS MASA 6-dark 15 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 FRI MASA 6-dark 16 SAT 16 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 17 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 17 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 17 SUN 18 MON 18 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 MON MASA 6-dark 19 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 TUES FRSD 8-3PM 20 WED 20 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 WED MASA 6-dark 21 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 21 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 THURS MASA 6-dark 22 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 FRI MASA 6-dark 23 SAT 23 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 24 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 24 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 24 SUN 25 MON 25 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 MON MASA 6-dark 26 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 TUES MASA 6-dark 27 WED 27 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 WED MASA 6-dark 28 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 THURS MASA 6-dark 29 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 FRI MASA 6-dark 30 SAT 30 SAT F.Rockets 3-5pm 30 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 31 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 31 SUN 31 SUN JUNE JUNE JUNE FIELD 6 1 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 1 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 MON MASA 6-dark 2 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 TUES MASA 6-dark 3 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 3 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 WED MASA 6-dark 4 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 THURS MASA 6-dark 5 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 FRI MASA 6-dark 6 SAT 6 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 7 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 7 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 7 SUN 8 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 8 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 MON MASA 6-dark 9 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 TUES MASA 6-dark 10 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 10 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 WED MASA 6-dark 11 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 THURS MASA 6-dark 12 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 FRI MASA 6-dark 13 SAT 13 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 14 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 14 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 14 SUN 15 MON MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 15 MON MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 MON MASA 6-dark 16 TUES MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 TUES MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 TUES MASA 6-dark 17 WED MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM MAC 5pm-Dark 17 WED MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 WED MASA 6-dark 18 THURS MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 THURS MOM REC 8:00 - 4:00PM FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 THURS MASA 6-dark 19 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 FRI MASA 6-dark 20 SAT 5pm-Dark 20 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 21 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 21 SUN F.Rockets 3-5pm 21 SUN 22 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 22 MON 22 MON 23 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 TUES 23 TUES 24 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 24 WED 24 WED 25 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 THURS 25 THURS 26 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 FRI 26 FRI 27 SAT 27 SAT 27 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 28 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 28 SUN 28 SUN 29 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 29 MON FRAA 6-8pm 29 MON 30 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 TUES 30 TUES JULY JULY JULY FIELD 6 1 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 1 WED FRAA 6-8pm 1 WED 2 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 THURS
2009 2009
3 FRI FRAA 5pm-Dark 3 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 3 FRI 4 SAT 4 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 5 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 6 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 MON 7 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 TUES 8 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 8 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 WED 9 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 THURS 10 FRI FRAA 5pm-Dark 10 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 10 FRI 11 SAT 11 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 11 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 12 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 13 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 MON 14 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 TUES 15 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 15 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 WED 16 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 THURS 17 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 17 FRI 18 SAT 18 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 18 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 19 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 20 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 MON Joanna Mittereger noon until 2 21 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 21 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 TUES 22 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 22 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 WED 23 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 THURS 24 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 FRI 25 SAT 25 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 26 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 27 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 MON 28 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 TUES 29 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 29 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 WED 30 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 THURS 30 THURS 31 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 31 FRI 31 FRI AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST FIELD 6 1 SAT 1 SAT 1 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 2 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 3 MON 3 MON 4 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 TUES 4 TUES 5 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 5 WED 5 WED 6 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 THURS 6 THURS 7 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 FRI 7 FRI 8 SAT 8 SAT 8 SAT flag fb 10-3pm 9 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 9 SUN 9 SUN 10 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 10 MON 10 MON 11 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 TUES 11 TUES 12 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 12 WED 12 WED 13 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 THURS 13 THURS 14 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 FRI 14 FRI 15 SAT C. DAY PARK CLOSEd 15 SAT C.DAY PARK CLOSED 15 SAT 16 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 16 SUN 16 SUN 17 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 17 MON 17 MON 18 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 TUES 18 TUES 19 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 19 WED 19 WED 20 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 THURS 20 THURS 21 FRI MAC 5-dark 21 FRI 21 FRI 22 SAT 22 SAT 22 SAT
2009 2009
23 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 23 SUN 23 SUN 24 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 24 MON 24 MON 25 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 TUES 25 TUES 26 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 26 WED 26 WED 27 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 THURS 27 THURS 28 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 FRI 28 FRI 29 SAT 29 SAT 29 SAT 30 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 30 SUN 30 SUN 31 MON M.O.S SB 31 MON 31 MON SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. FIELD 6 1 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 TUES 1 TUES 2 WED 2 WED 2 WED 3 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 THURS 3 THURS 4 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 FRI 4 FRI 5 SAT 5 SAT 5 SAT 6 SUN 6 SUN 6 SUN 7 MON 7 MON 7 MON 8 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 TUES 8 TUES 9 WED 9 WED 9 WED 10 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 THURS 10 THURS 11 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 FRI 11 FRI 12 SAT 12 SAT 12 SAT 13 SUN 13 SUN 13 SUN 14 MON 14 MON 14 MON 15 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 TUES 15 TUES 16 WED 16 WED 16 WED 17 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 THURS 17 THURS 18 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 FRI 18 FRI 19 SAT 19 SAT 19 SAT 20 SUN 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON 21 MON 21 MON 22 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 TUES 22 TUES 23 WED 23 WED 23 WED 24 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 THURS 24 THURS 25 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 FRI 25 FRI 26 SAT 26 SAT 26 SAT 27 SUN 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON 28 MON 28 MON 29 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 TUES 29 TUES 30 WED 30 WED 30 WED OCT. OCT. OCT. FIELD 6 1 THURS 1 THURS 1 THURS 2 FRI 2 FRI 2 FRI 3 SAT 3 SAT 3 SAT 4 SUN 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON 5 MON 5 MON 6 TUES 6 TUES 6 TUES 7 WED 7 WED 7 WED 8 THURS 8 THURS 8 THURS 9 FRI 9 FRI 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT 10 SAT 11 SUN 11 SUN 11 SUN
2009 2009
12 MON 12 MON 12 MON 13 TUES 13 TUES 13 TUES 14 WED 14 WED 14 WED 15 THURS 15 THURS 15 THURS 16 FRI 16 FRI 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT 17 SAT 18 SUN 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON 19 MON 19 MON 20 TUES 20 TUES 20 TUES 21 WED 21 WED 21 WED 22 THURS 22 THURS 22 THURS 23 FRI 23 FRI 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT 24 SAT 25 SUN 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON 26 MON 26 MON 27 TUES 27 TUES 27 TUES 28 WED 28 WED 28 WED 29 THURS 29 THURS 29 THURS 30 FRI 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT 31 SAT 31 SAT
2009 2009
VETERANS/BECKWITH
Veterans Beckwith
APRIL Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME APRIL Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 1 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 2 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 2 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 3 FRI 3 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 4 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 4 SAT MASA 12-4PM 5 SUN MASA NOON-6PM 5 SUN MASA 12-4PM 6 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 6 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 7 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 7 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 8 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 8 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 9 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 9 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 10 FRI Masa 3-5pm 10 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 11 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 11 SAT MASA 12-4PM 12 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-DARK 12 SUN MASA 12-4PM 13 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 13 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 14 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 14 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 15 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 15 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 16 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 16 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 17 FRI 17 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 18 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 18 SAT MASA 12-4PM 19 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-DARK 19 SUN MASA 12-4PM 20 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 20 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 21 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 21 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 22 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 22 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 23 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 23 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 24 FRI 24 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 25 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 25 SAT MASA 12-4PM 26 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 26 SUN MASA 12-4PM 27 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 27 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 28 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 28 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 29 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 29 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 30 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 30 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM MAY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME MAY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 FRI 1 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 2 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 2 SAT MASA 12-4PM 3 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 3 SUN MASA 12-4PM 4 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 4 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 5 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 5 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 6 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 6 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 7 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 7 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 8 FRI MASA 6-dark 8 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM
2009 2009
9 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 9 SAT MASA 12-4PM 10 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 10 SUN MASA 12-4PM 11 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 11 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 12 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 12 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 13 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 13 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 14 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 14 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 15 FRI MASA 6-dark 15 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 16 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 16 SAT MASA 12-4PM 17 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 17 SUN MASA 12-4PM 18 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 18 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 19 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 19 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 20 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 20 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 21 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 21 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 22 FRI MASA 6-dark 22 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 23 SAT MASA ALL DAY MASA ALL DAY 23 SAT MASA ALL DAY MASA ALL DAY 24 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 24 SUN MASA 12-4PM 25 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 25 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 26 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 26 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 27 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 27 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 28 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 28 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 29 FRI MASA 6-dark 29 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 30 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 30 SAT MASA 12-4PM 31 SUN MASA NOON-6PM 31 SUN MASA 12-4PM JUNE Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JUNE Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 1 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 2 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 2 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 3 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 3 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 4 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 4 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 5 FRI MASA 6-dark 5 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 6 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 6 SAT MASA 12-4PM 7 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 7 SUN MASA 12-4PM 8 MON 8 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 9 TUES 9 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 10 WED 10 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 11 THURS 11 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 12 FRI MASA 6-dark 12 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 13 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 13 SAT MASA 12-4PM 14 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 14 SUN MASA 12-4PM 15 MON 15 MON 16 TUES 16 TUES 17 WED MASA 6:30-8pm 17 WED 18 THURS MASA 6-dark 18 THURS 19 FRI 19 FRI 20 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 20 SAT 21 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 21 SUN 22 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 22 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 23 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 23 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 24 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 24 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 25 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 25 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 26 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 26 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 27 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 27 SAT 28 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 28 SUN
2009 2009
29 MON FRSD 6-DARK 29 MON 30 TUES 30 TUES JULY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JULY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS MASA 6-dark 2 THURS 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 4 SAT 5 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 5 SUN 6 MON FRSD 6-DARK 6 MON 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED 9 THURS MASA 6-dark 9 THURS 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 11 SAT 12 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 12 SUN 13 MON PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 13 MON 14 TUES PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 14 TUES FRLAX 5 - dark 15 WED PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 15 WED 16 THURS PGH CES LAX 8-4PM MASA 6-dark 16 THURS FRLAX 5 - dark 17 FRI PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 17 FRI 18 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 18 SAT 19 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 19 SUN 20 MON J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm FRSD 6-DARK 20 MON FRLAX 5 - dark 21 TUES J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm 21 TUES FRLAX 5 - dark 22 WED J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm 22 WED FRLAX 5 - dark 23 THURS J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm MASA 6-dark 23 THURS FRLAX 5 - dark 24 FRI J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm 24 FRI 25 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 9-3PM 25 SAT Trisha Vensel 9:00AM-1030 26 SUN FR Soccer Boosters 3pm - 6pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 26 SUN 27 MON 27 MON 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS MASA 6-dark 30 THURS 31 FRI 31 FRI AUGUSTVeterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME AUGUSBeckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 10-1pm FAMFA 9AM-NOON 1 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 2 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 2 SUN 3 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 7 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 7 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 8 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4pm FAMFA 9AM-NOON 8 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 9 SUN MASA 12-5pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 9 SUN 10 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 15 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 15 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 16 SUN FR M Cheerleaders Noon - 3pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 16 SUN 17 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK
2009 2009
18 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 18 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 22 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 22 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 23 SUN MASA 8-5pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 23 SUN 24 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 29 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 29 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 30 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 30 SUN 31 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 31 MON FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA SEPT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME SEPT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 1 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 3 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 3 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 4 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 4 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 5 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 5 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 6 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 6 SUN 7 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 7 MON FRSD 3-6PM 8 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 9 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 9 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 10 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 10 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 11 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 11 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 12 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 12 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 13 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 13 SUN 14 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 14 MON FRSD 3-6PM 15 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 16 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 16 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 17 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 17 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 18 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 18 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 19 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 19 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 20 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 20 SUN 21 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 21 MON FRSD 3-6PM 22 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 23 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 23 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 24 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 24 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 25 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 25 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 26 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 26 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 27 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 27 SUN 28 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 28 MON FRSD 3-6PM 29 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 30 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 30 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK OCT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME OCT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 1 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 2 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 3 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 3 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 4 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 4 SUN 5 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 5 MON FRSD 3-6PM 6 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 6 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK
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7 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 7 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 9 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 9 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 10 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 10 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 11 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 11 SUN 12 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 12 MON FRSD 3-6PM 13 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 13 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 14 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 14 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 16 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 16 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 17 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 17 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 18 SUN MASA 12-5PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-7:30PM 18 SUN 19 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 19 MON FRSD 3-6PM 20 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 20 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 21 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 21 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 23 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 23 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 24 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON Sportzone flag 24 SAT MASA 9AM-2pm 25 SUN MASA 12-5PM 25 SUN 26 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 26 MON FRSD 3-6PM 27 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 27 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 28 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 28 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 30 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 30 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 31 SAT FAMFA(playoffs all out of t 9AM-NOON 31 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON NOV Veterans NOV Beckwith 1 SUN 1 SUN 2 MON 2 MON 3 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 3 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 4 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 4 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 5 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 5 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 6 FRI 6 FRI 6-DARK 7 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 7 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 11 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 12 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 6-DARK
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2008 Fields Use Schedule Municipality of Murrysville
Check with schedule carefully to see that the times assigned to your organization is as requested or if changes were assigned due to conflicts.
Note of seasonal start and finish: We traditionally do not schedule field use before the first of April or after mid-Nov. The start and completion of seasonal field use is dependent on weather, condition of fields and progress of field maintenance. ANY DESIRE TO USE THE FIELDS EARLIER THAN SCHEDULED WILL NEED TO BE CLEARED THROUGH PARK FOREMAN. To discuss/confirm earlier dates and other weather/field condition questions: contact Jim Menhorn at [email protected] or 724-327-2100 x 314
All policies and procedures must be followed and wise use of the fields during poor weather/field condtions is important. Please call Jim with any maintenance concerns and Recreation Director (724-327-2100 x 115) with any scheduling concerns Contacts for field exchanges Allegheny Force Jim Altman 724-327-6762 or 412-721-5700 [email protected] Church Softball Pat Byers 412-856-9446 or 412-519-7671 [email protected] DAAA Gregg Woyt 724-468-3311 [email protected] Discovery Sharon Kolson 724-325-7456 or 412-554-9590 [email protected] Family Learning Opps Maryalice Newborn 724-325-2276 [email protected] FR Lacrosse Ruth Ann Wargofchik (724) 733-1368 [email protected] FRAA Baseball Bill Constantin 412-260-5194 [email protected] FRAA Coopertown Lori Novak 724-733-0785 [email protected] FRAA Softball Anthony Roperti 724-733-2048 or 412-389-7371 [email protected] FRSD Zack Kessler 724-327-5456 x 5014 [email protected] MAMFA (football) David Lame (412) 817-2490 [email protected] MASA Jeff Pike 412-613-2295 [email protected] MASA - summer camp Dan Martin MOM Rob Hunter 724-327-2100 x 115 [email protected] Murrysville Senior Citizens Robert Markley Sr. 724-327-3702 [email protected] Murrysville Women's Softball Aimee Brown 724-387-1119 or 724-396-6613 [email protected] Murrysville Vol Fire League Ken Halleck 412-491-2288 [email protected] Pittsburgh Aces Jon Moriarty 724-514-7345 or 724-413-5299 [email protected] Murrysville Alliance Church Jeff Popp 412-372-0183 or 412-858-6184
Terminology Morning= 8 AM - noon Designation of "Community Use" means that residents and others may schedule field Afternoon = noon - 5:45 pm during that time for parties & picnics along with pavilion rental or just come and play
2009 2010 - Spring/Summer
Spring/Summer 2010 Recreation Programs
Here are the program categories for the spring –summer programs. TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS AQUATICS PLAYGROUND PROGRAM TENNIS CLINICS SPECIAL EVENTS
“TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS” Teens are also welcome to enroll in Fitness 365 classes and Dean’s Health and Fitness Membership. Find a listing under Adult Programs.
SUMMER 2010 DISCOVERY CLASSES LOGO June 14 – August 15, 2010 (except July 5-9, 2010) Please box this CLASSES FILL UP FAST – SO REGISTER EARLY!
Boot Camp KIDS Age: 6- 10 min: 6 max: 20 6 Tuesday Sessions April 20th thru May 27th Time: 6:00pm – 6:45pm
Outdoor Boot Camp style workouts suited for ages 6-10. We will focus on balance, coordination, and speed for sports and active play through fun games and activities to enhance physical fitness levels. We will introduce children to human anatomy, nutrition, and disease prevention through agility training and workouts. The kids will have so much fun they will not know they are learning! Children should wear comfortable clothing for free movement and are encouraged to bring a bottle of water.
Location: Townsend Park Gazebo Instructor: Julie Lizotte Fee: $20.00
Family Fitness Age: 2-6 (accompanied by a parent) min: 6 max: 12 6 Friday Sessions April 23rd thru May 28th Time: 11:30 am – 12:15 am
Family fitness is a fun exercise program geared towards parents and their child ages 2-6. Together, children and parents will learn fun games and exercise routines that the entire family can participate in. We will work on balance, coordination, learning directional commands, following instructions, and site word/picture recognition; all in a fun outdoor environment. One child per parent please; children must be able to walk, run, and jump on their own. All participants should wear free moving clothing and are encouraged to bring a bottle of water.
Location: Townsend Park Gazebo Instructor: Julie Lizotte Fee: $30
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“Mosaic Tile Art” Age: 8 & Up min: 6 max: 12 July 13 and July 20 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Create your own "treasure box" while learning the basics of mosaic tile art. Use colorful tiles and glass to decorate a wooden keepsake box and learn how to apply the grout. Please wear old clothes!
Location: Sloan Art Room Teacher: Sandy Kephart Fee: $40.00
“NBA (No Boys Allowed)” Grades: 2 – 6 min 6 max 20 Eight classes every Monday and Wednesday beginning July 5 through July 28 Time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Young women learn basic basketball skills through drills, relays, games and competitions. Students are introduced to a variety of offensive and defensive moves. This a great class for beginners or for those looking to improve skills and coordination. This program is for girls only. Age appropriate hoops are available.
Location: Heritage Park Instructor: Coach Edward Meli Fee: $28.00
“Boys Basketball Mini-Camp” Grades: 1 – 4 min 6 max 20 Eight classes every Monday and Wednesday beginning July 5 through July 28 Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Learn basic basketball skills through drills, relays, games and competitions. Students are introduced to a variety of offensive and defensive moves. This a great class for beginners or for those looking to improve skills and coordination. Age appropriate hoops are available.
Location: Heritage Park Instructor: Coach Edward Meli Fee: $28.00
“Total Image” Grades: 4 – 6 min: 4 max: 12 Wednesday, June 16 Time: 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Learn the correct techniques to achieve the perfect look! Hair care, styling techniques, braiding, manicures and facials are explored to achieve healthy skin, hair and nails. Sign up with a friend and work on your total image! Bring a friend as a partner and have double the fun!
Location: Alluring Designs A Salon, 4604 William Penn Hwy. Teacher: Tracey McHugh Fee: $28.00
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“Karate for Kids” Grades 1 – 6 Max: 30 June 28 – July 1 Time: 9:30 – 10:00am
A nationally acclaimed children’s program will allow each student to feel a sense of accomplishment with each session of Taekwondo training. Self-esteem and confidence are stressed through our motto. “Every child is a winner and every child is special!”
Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Sr. Master Caruso and Staff Fee: $20
“Tiny Tigers” Ages: 4 – 6 Max: 30 June 28 – July 1 Time: 9:30 – 10:00am
“Small challenges with big results.” This program of Taekwondo training develops basic motor skills through drills to enhance balance and coordination. Courtesy and self-esteem are important aspects of this class.
Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Sr. Master Caruso and Staff Fee: $20
“Fabulous Facts” Grades: Entering 4th or 5th min 6 max 12 5 classes: August 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Section A: Time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Section B: Time: 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
Think math facts are boring? In this class, you will use everyday items such as dice and playing cards to review facts and build number sense. Math games and challenges add to the fun!
Location: Sloan Room C107 Teacher: Linda Brecht Fee: $26
“Chess for Beginners” Grades K-12, PARENTS MAY REGISTER WITH THEIR CHILDREN. 9 Sessions: June 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, July 1 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
This class is designed for the student with little or no experience. Basic rules of play and fundamental strategies will be covered. No need to bring your own chess set.
Location: Heritage Art Room Teacher: Nick Barsic Fee: $41, Parent Fee: $23.00
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“Chess: Advanced & Advanced/Beginners” Grades K - Adult 5 Sessions: July 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Topics include a review of the fundamental strategies, opening strategies, and checkmating patterns. Tactics and endgames are studied. *Students should bring an inexpensive chess set to class.*
Location: Newlonsburg Cafeteria Teacher: Jay Griffin Fee: $38
“Friendship Tea Party” Ages 3 - 5 1 Session: June 16 • Section A: 10:00 am – 11:00 am • Section B: 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
This class celebrates with a special tea party. Strawberry sandwiches and freshly brewed tea are on the menu! Bring your imagination and your appetite! Children may bring a favorite stuffed animal to join the fun.
Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Staci Fritz Fee: $13
“Bugs in the Kitchen” Ages: 3 - 5. 1 Session: June 23 • Section A: 10:00 am – 11:00 am • Section B: 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Bugs in the kitchen can be great! Come enjoy two classic stories: "Two Bad Ants" and "A Very Hungry Caterpillar." Afterward, learn to make a butterfly sandwich and "beetle juice!"
Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Staci Fritz Fee: $10
“Jewelry Making For Kids” Making Earrings, Embellishments and Bead Charms Age: 8 & up limited enrollment July 8, 2010 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Create beautiful jewelry while learning the basics of bead and wire use. Children will learn design and basic techniques of professional jewelry making and complete a finished project in each class.
Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Gerry Florida Fee $24
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“Making Wire Wrap Jewelry” Age: 8 & up limited enrollment July 27 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Create beautiful jewelry while learning the basics of bead and wire use. Children will learn design and basic techniques of professional jewelry making and complete a finished project in each class.
Location: Municipal Meeting Room 210 near the Library, Sardis Road Teacher: Gerry Florida Fee $22
“Look! I'm Drawing!” Come and learn to draw animals, wildlife and people using colored pencils, charcoal, ink, and chalk. Be amazed at your own creativity while studying shading, composition, and accuracy. Please bring a sketchbook, 8 ½" x 11" or larger, not newsprint.
Session I: June 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 Location: Murrysville Community Library Meeting Room • Section A: Gr. 1 - 3, 9:00 am - 10:00 am • Section B: Gr. 4 - 6, 10:15 am - 11:15 am
Session II: July 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Location: Murrysville Community Library Meeting Room • Section C: Gr. 1 - 3, 9:00 am - 10:00 am • Section D: Gr. 4 - 6, 10:15 am - 11:15 am Teacher: Carol Salyers Fee: $23.00, Lab Fee: $6.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.
“Safety Town” Age: Students eligible for Kindergarten in fall, 2010 July 12th thru 16th Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
This one-week safety education program is designed for children entering kindergarten in fall, 2010. Special field trips, visitors and equipment from police and fire departments and a unit on bus safety are some of the highlights. Pedestrian and bike safety are stressed as children go "on the town," at a specially built child-size town, complete with traffic signs, buildings, and intersections. A unit on water safety is part of the fun! ***All children must bring a bike helmet. Parents should plan to stay for the first half hour of class on day 1.***
Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue Teachers: Mrs. Becky Rettger & Mrs. Kelly Joyce Fee: $77
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TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS
“Fencing”
For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Tuesdays (6 weeks) Spring session: April 27 – June 8, 2010 (no class May 18) Session C: 7:00 - 8:00 PM Beginners (ages 8 - adult) Session D: 7:45 - 8:45 PM Intermediate / advanced (ages 8 - adult)
Classes include FREE Open Fencing for registered students from 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers divided by age and ability in class. **When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent equipment. ** You must pay for equipment rental or bring jacket, foil and mask. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons). If you have specific questions about class content, contact Theriaults at 724-327-4159, 724-713-1111 or [email protected].
Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (Pittsburgh Fencers East, USFA and USFCA recognized) Fees: $ 65 for fencing instruction $32 for equipment rental per session, if needed.
“Parent/Child Story Walk” Ages: 2 through 8 Fee: $1.00 per Child and $5.00 per adult Date: June 19th 11 am until 1:00pm
The ParentWISE Program of Family Services of Western Pennsylvania, a leader in parent/child education for more than thirty years, in partnership with the Murrysville Recreational Department, will sponsor a Story Walk on June 19th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Townsend Park in Murrysville. This event will combine physical activity with literacy and will include fun activities for the entire family. Four books will be featured and read aloud by guest readers. A fifth book will be posted along the walking trail for families to read aloud as they walk together.
Julie Cawoski, coordinator of the Parent WISE program said of the event “We hope the story walk will allow families the opportunity to stimulate their imagination while improving their physical health. We are all aware of the benefits to children who spend time reading and playing with their parents and the Parent WISE Program wants to support these enriching experiences.” For more information contact Julie Cawoski 724 837 5410 ext 701 [email protected] or Shana Orlic 724 837-5410 ext 705 [email protected]
Location: Townsend Park Upper Pavilion
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“Driver Theory Education Program” Age: 15 and up Min: 8 Max: 30
Dates/Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays (five weeks for 2 days/week) Session A (Spring): April 20 - May 20 6 – 9 pm Session B: (Summer): June 15 - July 22 (no class week of July 5th) 9 am – Noon
Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction uses a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training.
Location: Main Lobby Murrysville Municipal Building 4100 Sardis Road Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher Fee: $130.00
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Two day course held before the SAT is offered in June Max: 12 Dates/Time: Sat., May 22nd (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., May 23rd (Noon - 4 pm)
Learn to work smarter, not harder. This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills, test-taking and reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday.
Location: Municipal Board Room (1st floor) in the Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is an adjunct faculty member at WCCC, a private tutor, a former math instructor at a local Learning Center, and has a BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Fee: $125.00 which includes textbook
“Young Champions of America” For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Wednesdays (7 weeks) June 9 – July 21 6-8:45 pm
**Registration and payments are to be made on site each week.** **Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department.**
This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness.
Location: Townsend Park Lower Pavilion Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week.
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“Playground Program” For children who have completed kindergarten through grade 6 Begins June 14 for 6 weeks 10 AM - 2 PM Monday – Friday (no program July 5th) ***NO PRE-REGISTRATION***
Sports, games, crafts, board games, hikes, camaraderie and great fun!! Weekly program schedules will be listed in Penn- Franklin News this summer. Underwritten by S & T Bank. - logo Supported by Day Chevrolet - logo Staff Coordinator: Rebecca Haught Locations: Mondays at Pedora Tuesdays at Bear Hollow Wednesdays at Kovalczik Thursdays at Murrysville Community Center (Pizza and Turners drinks will be provided) Outdoor activities will be played at Haymaker Park. Fridays at Chambers
Staff Coordinator: Rebecca Haught Fee: $10.00 registration includes first visit and can be done at any park Daily fee after participant is registered $5.00 Special Discount cards are available: 10 visits for $45.00 after initial registration fee is paid.
“Volunteer at the Murrysville Playground” Must have completed 7th grade. All volunteers must attend the Training date: Tuesday, June 15th, 6- 8:30 pm at the Community Center
There are two types of volunteers: • FIRST TIME AND REGULAR VOLUNTEERS – call 724-327-2100, x 131 (Please speak clearly) Leave your name, grade, age, address, telephone number and days that you will be available to volunteer.
• SENIOR VOLUNTEERS - (ONLY high school students are eligible) Send a letter stating why you would make a good Senior Volunteer. Include your qualifications, past related experience, days and times available and two references not related to a playground volunteer or a relative. Mail or bring to the municipal building before June. 4th.
*Staff will select a limited number of Senior Volunteers based on application and previous experience as a playground volunteer. You will be notified by June 9th if you are selected.
LAST DATE TO SIGN-UP TO VOLUNTEER IS JUNE 4th.
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS
“Murrysville Trail Walks
A series of trail walks have been organized for 2010 by the Murrysville Recreation Department and the Murrysville Trail Alliance in partnership with Friends of Murrysville Parks and the Westmoreland Conservancy. These casual walks will last from two to three hours. Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for rain or shine! There are no fees, and no advance registration is required.
Date Time Place Meet-up location Saturday, 4/17 10:30 am Duff Park (Wildflower Walk) Pavilion Saturday, 4/24 9:00 am Murrysville Community Park (Bird Walk) Wetland parking lot Saturday, 5/1 10:30 am Duff Park (Wildflower Walk) Pavilion Saturday, 5/15 10:30 am McGinnis Nature Reserve Parking lot Saturday, 6/5 10:30 am Townsend Park (Habitat Walk) Upper pavilion Saturday, 6/19 10:30 am Caywood Nature Reserve Look for directions at Hills Church /Beulah Lane Saturday, 7/3 10:30 am Pleasant Valley Park Parking lot Saturday, 7/17 10:30 am Tomer Nature Reserve Parking lot Saturday, 8/7 10:30 am Duff Park Pavilion Saturday, 8/21 10:30 am King Nature Reserve/ Potter’s Corner Parking lot Saturday, 9/11 10:30 am Lillian Kellman Nature Reserve (Using GPS) Parking area off Kellman Drive Saturday, 9/18 10:30 am Walter Reserve Parking lot Saturday, 10/9 8:00 am Bear Hollow Park (Photography Walk) Parking lot
This schedule and more information may be found at www.murrysvilletrails.org. More information about Murrysville’s parks may be found at www.murrysville.com, and about the Westmoreland Conservancy’s nature reserves at www.westmorelandconservancy.org.
“Additional Trail Walks at Duff Park”
Every Wednesday Evening Starting March 17th and ending in late September. 6:00 p.m. to dusk (approximately 8:00 p.m.)
This is a beginner’s hike, designed for someone who is comfortable doing three miles and would like to get in better shape. We plan on hiking at a pace of about 2 miles/ hour. Since the park closes at sunset we will adjust our speeds as needed to complete the hike by dusk.
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“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm
Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities.
Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22 Fee: $60.00 for 10 visits. (Dean’s regular rate is $8.00 per day and you pay only $6.00!!) VINYASA YOGA - (6 weeks) Monday Evenings 7pm-8pm FEE $48 (Limit 5) Instructor: Jody Manofsky
Description: Vinyasa Yoga is a flow or dance of positions also called postures or sun salutations, syncronized with your breathing. This class is tailored to everyone from the beginner to advanced participants, allowing you to challenge yourself to your own degree of difficulty. No experience is necessary.
PILATES - (6 weeks) Monday Mornings 9:15am - 10:15am FEE: $40 (Limit - 10) Instructor: Jamie Sibik
Description: Pilates is a full body conditioning routine that seeks to build flexibility, strength, endurance and coordination without building muscle bulk. This class will help improve your mental and physical well-being as well as flexibility and strength.
PILATES - (6 weeks) Wednesday Evenings 6:00pm - 7:00pm FEE: $40 (Limit - 10) Instructor: Jamie Sibik
Description: Pilates is a full body conditioning routine that seeks to build flexibility, strength, endurance and coordination without building muscle bulk. This class will help improve your mental and physical well-being as well as flexibility and strength.
SCULPT/PUMP - (6 weeks) Tuesday Mornings 9:15am - 10:15am FEE: $40 (Limit 10) Instructor: Leslie Hlozek
Description: This class is a full body sculpt class using dumbbells / body bars that will tone and sculpt your body to improve your strength and endurance levels.
ZUMBA - (6 weeks unlimited) Monday Evenings 6pm-7pm FEE: $75 (Limit - 10) Instructors: Jamie Sibik Wednesday Evenings 7pm-8pm Danielle Nader Saturdays 9am-10am Desiree Alba
Description: This class is a Low-High Aerobic Dance class combining Latin and International Music with a combination of slow and fast rythms that tone and sculpt the body. Come join in the fun while getting in shape!
ZUMBA - (6 weeks) 2 x per week Tuesdays and Thursdays 4pm-5pm FEE: $60 (Limit - 10) Instructor: Jamie Sibik
Description: This class is a Low-High Aerobic Dance class combining Latin and International Music with a combination of slow and fast rythms that tone and sculpt the body. Come join in the fun while getting in shape!
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CORE CARDIO FUSION - (6 weeks) Thursday Evening 6:00-7:00pm FEE: $48.00 (limit - 5) (6 weeks) Friday Morning 9:15-10:15am FEE: $48.00 (limit - 5) Instructor: Jody Manofsky
Description: Core Cardio Fusion is a fun challenging mix of yoga postures, strength moves with dumbbells and bands, balance moves and plyometrics combined with a bosu balance ball or therapy ball. Prior exercise experience is recommended, but not necessary. Are you up for the challenge?!
YOGA - (Beginniner Level) (6 weeks) Wednesdays 9:15-10:15 and Thursdays 8am-9am Instructor: Carol Sheffler FEE: Wednesday or Thursday - $35 Both days - $60 (Limit 10 per class)
Description: Yoga will be introduced at a beginner level providing poses with modifications and more explanation with less complex transitions. The participants will link several poses together in a Vinyasa style to create endurance, strength, balance, and flexibility.
ZUMBA TONING - (6 weeks) Mondays 8:00am - 9:00am FEE: $40 (Limit 8)
Descritption: Come and party with your favorite Latin and International music blending specific Zumba moves with body- sculpting techniques. This class utilizes weighted, maraca-like Zumba sticks to build strength and enhance rythm.
YOGAFIT - (6 weeks) Saturdays 8am-9am FEE: $35 Instructor: Marybeth Kellogg
Description: This class has yoga moves for every body! Come join the fun!
365 Fitness
“ZUMBA” The hot new class that is taking America by storm is HERE AT FITNESS 365. Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps. Teens & Adults
All classes begin the week of April 6th. Section A - Mondays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Monday and Wednesday 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Instructor: Debbie Hedges Location: Fitness 365 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont, PA 15626 For more information or questions contact Ashley Hofmeister at 724-882-8780 Fee: $45.00 6 weeks or take both Monday and Wednesday classes for only $75.00
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“Cardio Kickboxing” Teens & Adults Tuesday’s 6:00-7:00 p.m. 6 weeks
You will punch, kick and get your heart racing with this high energy cardio workout. Light sculpting and abdominal work may be used in this workout also.
Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister Location: Fitness 365 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont, PA 15626 For more information or questions contact Ashley Hofmeister at 724-882-8780 Fee: $45.00
“En Plein Air” - logo Painter’s in the Parks Schedule: May 13 - Bear Hollow Park - Woodlands and streams in the spring. June 10 - MCP wetlands area - sand path around wetlands, adjacent stream, fields and farm buildings. July 8 - Townsend Park pond pavilion area, wooded trails nearby. August 14 (Saturday) - Community Day, MCP wetlands area. September 9 - Townsend Park pond pavilion area, wooded trails nearby. October 14 - Bear Hollow Park - Fall Colors Grand Finale.
A morning “en plein air session” will start at 9 a.m. and the afternoon session will begin at 1 p.m. Choose to paint in the morning session and/or afternoon session as you wish. The sessions are informal with no fees or registration involved. Photographers are encouraged to join the Painters in the Parks. All selected park locations offer a variety of scenery for painting and photography. Each park is quite unique.
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy in the park. Pavilions and port-a-john facilities are easily accessible from parking areas.
In November 2010, paintings by adults of Murrysville's parks will be displayed on ESAL's screens in the Murrysville Community Library. In December 2010, paintings by students of Murrysville's parks will be displayed. Space is limited.
More detailed information including directions to the parks is available at: http://esal.wikispaces.com/en+plein+air+sessions on ESAL's web site. Email questions or comments to [email protected].
“Spring 2010 Tennis Lessons”
Kiddie Tennis: Ages 3-4 (Children with limited or no experience) Section A: Saturdays: April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, and 22 (rain dates: June 5 & 6) 10:00 am – 11:00 am Section B: Wednesdays: April 21, 28, May 5,12,19,26 (rain dates: June 9 & 10) 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm.
Includes fundamentals of strokes, grips and footwork as well as fun Kiddies tennis games!
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Fee: $105.00
Hot Shot Tennis¨ Ages 5-7 (Beginner to advanced beginner) Section A: Saturdays: April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, and 22 (rain dates: June 5 & 6) 11:00 am – 12 pm. Section B: Wednesdays: April 21, 28, May 5,12,19,26 (rain dates: June 9 & 10) 4:45 pm -5:45 pm.
Establishing a sound technical foundation of the basic grips, strokes and footwork with an introduction to some competitive games. All participants must provide his/her own racket. Location: Tennis courts at Chambers Park (Meadowbrook Rd. to McWilliams Rd. – left turn off McWilliams Rd.) Fee: $105.00
“Tennis Clinics” 2 classes/week for three weeks and a FREE tournament July 5 – July 23 for Lessons with Tournament week beginning July 26
Underwritten by Tim Gardner, Ameri-prise Financial - do we have a logo?
Location: Franklin Regional Tennis Courts, 3240 School Road Tennis Coordinator: Howard Fisher USPTA certified Day Clinic Fees: Resident $68.00 and Non-resident is $73.00
Days/Time Class School Grade Requirements 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int/Advanced 9 through adult 8:30 – 10:00 am High School/Adult Entering grades Tues/Thurs Beg/Int/Advanced 9 through adult 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Mon/Wed Beg/Int/Advanced 6 through 8 10:00 – 11:15 am Junior Development Entering grades Tues/Thurs Beg/Int/Advanced 6 through 8 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Mon/Wed Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5 11:45 am – 1pm Children’s Clinic Entering grades Tues/Thurs Basic Strokes/Skill Games 3 through 5
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“SPECIAL EVENTS”
Please box this announcement “MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY – AUGUST 14TH, 2010” Community Day 2010 will be held at Murrysville Community Park on Wiestertown Road with plenty of fun for everyone. Come on out and enjoy the day with your entire family. There will be activities, food, fun, games and entertainment for people of all ages. Festivities will begin at 2:00 pm and run until 9:30pm with our annual fireworks show beginning at 9:30 pm. BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MORE DETAILS
“Westmoreland Conservancy Geocaching Event” In cooperation with the Murrysville Recreation Department
It is morning. The sun peeks over the horizon. The last shreds of fog cling tenaciously to the ground. A deer pauses in its foraging, lifts its nose and reads the messages carried on the wind. The stillness is broken by the soft crunch of tires on gravel. Slowly, the car rolls to a stop and with a quiet click, the driver's door swings open. A man emerges, stretches and takes a deep breath, enjoying the cool, crisp air. Another nearly silent click and a woman dressed in jeans, hiking boots and windbreaker emerges from the other side of the car. She reaches into the car for her pack, then straightens and with a practiced eye, scans the small parking lot and surrounding forest. Briefly, she pauses in her perusal as her eyes light upon a suspicious pile of fallen logs at the edge of the forest. Seeing nothing amiss, she gives a mental shrug and moves on. The quiet is abruptly shattered by two loud bangs as the two rear car doors are flung open in quick succession. "Mom!" exclaims the small boy who emerges "Can I..." "Shhh" interrupts his father. "Yeah, shhhh" echoes his younger sister completely forgetting the disruption caused by her own door. The youngster glares at his sister but quiets. Soon, a tentative chirp is heard, then another. The forest creatures resume their activity and the small family returns to theirs. Grinning now, the boy whispers "Dad, may I hold the GPS first?" With an indulgent smile, their father hands over the GPS while their mother reminds them of the Leave No Trace adage. "We know" mumbles her son absently as he studies the GPS in his hand "Take only pictures, leave only footprints" Hand on her hips, his sister chimes in "And stay on the trails!" Looking up at his family, the boy smiles broadly points out a trail and proclaims "We head that way!" And, the family's geocaching adventure begins.
Geocaching is a fun-filled, family friendly sport with participants from all over the world. Containers are hidden in forests, suburbs, urban areas, and near historical sites. Then, coordinates are posted online at a geocaching site (e.g. Geocaching.com). Other adventurers download these coordinates to a GPS and seek out these unique, fascinating or beautiful places. Once the geocache is found, an entry is made in the onsite logbook and online in order to share the finder's thoughts, insights or even just a quick thank you to the owner (hider) of the geocache. Often, the geocacher will trade for "swag", goodies hidden inside the geocache. Geocaching is a flexible sport that it is enjoyed by families, groups or as an individual. There are no special skills involved and anyone enjoy the sport. There are geocachers who started at the age of one day and others who have reached
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the century mark. There are many caches that require little to no hiking and others that take you along trails that stretch for miles. Some cache hide are straightforward while others can be quite devious. Some cache owners revel in hiding their caches "in plain sight"! Many caches are hidden in locations that have a special meaning, are of historic interest or are just plain beautiful locations. Come and join us. The variations are endless and there is sure to be something to appeal to you!
On May 22, 2010, the Westmoreland Conservancy in conjunction with the Municipality of Murrysville will hold a day long geocaching event, a perfect opportunity to start geocaching or hone your geocaching skills, meet other geocachers and, of course, have a great time. This family-oriented event will be filled with geocaching, nature hikes, nature related talks and activities. There will be temporary geocaches just for the kids, general ones for everyone to do at their own pace and a timed competition. Of course, Murrysville is full of permanent geocaches to find as well! Geocachers of all levels, from beginners to seasoned veterans, are sure to find something enjoyable and exciting. For those who like a slightly more sedentary experience, there will be handicapped accessible nature and geocaching themed talks held throughout the day.
For more information or to RSVP, please contact the Westmoreland Conservancy at [email protected].
“Springtime Puppy Party" For dogs (up to 2 years of age and owners) Proof of rabies, distemper and bordetella vaccinations No Fee Thursday, May 20, 2010, 6 pm Walkers Pet HoTail, 4603 William Penn Highway (next to Cleveland Brothers)
In honor of spring time, dogs (up to 2 years old) will socialize with their chaperones either outside in the fenced in play yards (weather permitting), or in Walkers' spacious indoor play area. Kids welcome too! A speaker from Murrysville Recreation Department will be available to answer questions about the Dog Park to be developed in Murrysville Community Park, as well as Dog Park Etiquette. All dogs need to arrive on leash, and their chaperones will need to provide proof of rabies, distemper and bordetella vaccinations. Call Walkers at 724-327-PAWS (7297) for more details and to make a reservation.
Additional Puppy Party dates: Thursday, June 17, 6 pm Thursday, July 15, 6 pm
“Discount Tickets to Area Attractions” If you enjoyed using the discount Seven Springs lift tickets this past winter, you will love the discount tickets to area attractions being offered this summer! Beginning late May, purchase tickets to the Pittsburgh Zoo, Kennywood, Sandcastle, Idlewild, Hershey Park and other great venues at our reception desk. Enjoy bargains for the entire summer. Stop by to see the receptionist at Murrysville Municipal Building. Cash (exact amount) or checks only; no credit card purchases for this offer.
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“Aquatics” and “Spring Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area. Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm)
**Last day for Recreational swim is May 22nd. No Recreational swim April 3 ***Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org ****To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562.
FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL 4660 Old William Penn Highway $4.00 per swimmer
“Discount Lap and Family Recreational Swim Cards” NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $30.00 and save $10.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Pool Party Packages in Room 225” ***Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays when Family Recreation Swim is held. Only a few dates are available.
Rental fee for Room 225: $60.00 for FR residents; $80.00 for non-residents (include pool pass for 10) • Call 724-327-2100, X131 for more information.
“WELCOME BACK” Murrysville Recreation Red Cross Swim Lessons Swim Coordinator: Tony Bartolotta
“Parent Toddler – Spring Schedule” For infants to 4 year olds Fee: $25.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays (2 weeks), 9:15 – 9:45 am June 22nd through June 29th Parent joins the toddler in the water to introduce the child to the pool environment and very beginning water and swim skills. Staff will work with parents to teach techniques. Under the direction of Murrysville swim staff.
“Summer Swim Classes” Session A: Morning Lessons Days/Dates: Mon - Fri (10 lessons) June 21 – July 2 Fees: $58
Time Class 9:15 – 9:45 am Parent-Toddler infant to 4 year olds 10 – 10:45 am Youth Swim Lessons 11 – 11:45 am Youth Swim Lessons
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June 21 – July 2 Fees: $58
Time Class 1 – 1:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons 2 – 2:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons 3 – 3:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons
Session B: Morning Lessons Days/Dates: Mon - Fri (10 lessons) July 12 – July 23 Fees: $58
Time Class 9:15 – 9:45 am Parent-Toddler infant to 4 year olds 10 – 10:45 am Youth Swim Lessons 11 – 11:45 am Youth Swim Lessons
Session B: Afternoon Lessons Days/Dates: Mon - Fri (10 lessons) July 12 – July 23 Fees: $58
Time Class 1 – 1:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons 2 – 2:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons 3 – 3:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons
Session C: Morning Lessons Days/Dates: Mon - Fri (5 lessons) July 26 – July 30 Fees: $29
Time Class 9:15 – 9:45 am Parent-Toddler infant to 4 year olds 10 – 10:45 am Youth Swim Lessons 11 – 11:45 am Youth Swim Lessons
Session C: Afternoon Lessons Days/Dates: Mon - Fri (5 lessons) July 26 – July 30 Fees: $29
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2 – 2:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons 3 – 3:45 pm Youth Swim Lessons
Add an additional $5.00 for all non-Franklin Regional Resident
REGISTRATION FORM AND POLICIES
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS (as space permits)
Community Center Rental Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Avenue, two blocks off Route 22, is a wonderful place to have birthday parties, wedding showers and meetings. It has large and small rooms, a kitchen and nice parking area. No alcohol allowed. Fee: Refundable deposit - $50.00; Whole Building - $30.00 per hour ($35.00 weekends); Main Room (includes kitchen) - $25.00 per hour ($30.00 weekends); Medium Meeting Room (holds up to 20 people) - $15.00 per hour; Small Meeting Room B (for eight people) or Small Meeting Room C (for 14 people) - $10.00 per hour. Fees are double for non-residents and commercial renters. Call 724-327-2100 X104 for information.
Park Pavilions Murrysville has beautiful parks to enjoy and places for parties and picnics. The following parks have pavilions: Bear Hollow, Chambers, Kovalczik, Pedora, Townsend and Duff. Check the website or stop by the Murrysville Library or Municipal Building for a brochure that’s all about the parks system.
To rent a pavilion, call the Reception Desk at 724-327-2100 x 104. The fee is $35.00 per day for Murrysville Residents and $70.00 for non-residents. Electricity access is an additional $10.00. The Gazebo at Townsend Park which is often used for wedding and confirmation photos is $15.00 for a resident and $30 for a non-resident. A refundable bond payment of $50.00 is required.
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Sardis Park 50th Anniversary The organizers for the Sardis Park 50th Anniversary would like everyone to mark Saturday, July 10, 2010, on their calendars for the anniversary celebration. The day will include children’s games, digging up the time capsule, vendors, guest speakers, and much more. Food will be available as well as a gift basket raffle and a 50/50. This will be a great time to reconnect with neighbors and friends! More information will follow in the coming months, but please plan for a terrific day on July 10th!
Murrysville Clean Up Week
The Municipality of Murrysville’s residents may take items to the Valley Landfill on Pleasant Valley Road from Monday, May 10 through Friday, May 14, 2010, during the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 15, 2010, from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Permit passes will be available beginning the week of April 19, 2010, at the Reception Desk, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville, Pa. Residents should note:
• One pass permitted per household. Proof of residency must be presented to the Municipal Receptionist. • Absolutely no commercial contractors and/or trucks will be admitted to the landfill to dispose of items. Clean-Up Week is for residential items only. • The following items are not permitted: Tires, appliances containing Freon, no items containing oil or gas, no hazardous waste items, no items containing liquids (latex paint cans, with the paint hardened, will be accepted). • The following items are permitted: Shingles, drywall, bathtubs, white goods (appliances without Freon), windows, cement block, patio stones, railroad ties, timber (treated or non-treated), furniture, brush, and tree limbs. • This will be the only landfill clean-up event in 2010.
Questions regarding the Spring Clean-Up Week may be directed to the Municipal Building at 724-327-2100, Ext. 104.
Paws on the Run Grand Opening-(photos) Saturday April 10th at 12:00 pm
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Paws on the Run Dog Park is located at the intersection of Farm Rd and Wiestertown Rd in Murrysville Community Park. For more information please call the Recreation Department 724-327-2100 ext 131
“Spring Awakening” What do you have planned this spring and summer? Come on out to your Murrysville Community Center on April 24th at 6:00 p.m and see what Murrysville has to offer for all ages. This community social event will provide families with information on the wonderful opportunities available by Murrysville’s outdoors clubs, nonprofit organizations and community groups in 2010. This is open to the public and we invite you to stop by and take a look at the beauty of Murrysville’s parks, reserves, and open spaces along with all of the activities that are provided for the residents.
Kids are welcome. There will be face painting, crafts and games for the kids. Light refreshments will also be provided.
On each page have: non-Franklin Regional Residents pay $5.00 additional per class.
Put on each page –Pre-registration is required for all classes unless otherwise noted. Notification of registration is made by e-mail; if you have not indicated an e-mail or staff cannot interpret your written e-mail, assume you are registered. ##
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MURRYSVILLE RECREATION PROGRAMS
Winter, 2010
www.murrysville.com 724-327-2100 x 115 or 131
Director: Robert D. Hunter, Jr. Assistant: Carrie Martin
Page 1 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter TEEN AND YOUTH PROGRAMS –Also check out special events, fencing, recreation swim and fitness classes at Innovative Exercise, Dean’s Health and Fitness, Integral Ballroom and Fitness 365.Many classes work for teens (teens can get physical education credits from Franklin Regional)
“S.A.T. Math Prep Course” Max: 12 Two day course to be held the weekend before the test offered on Mar. 14 Fee: $125.00 which includes textbook Sat., March 6, (8 am - 4 pm) and Sun., March 7, (Noon - 4 pm) This 12-hour course is designed to help improve math scores for PSAT/SAT. Students will review math skills and test-taking reasoning strategies. Using PSAT/SAT practice tests, students will be able to identify problem areas and learn test-taking techniques and decision-making skills regarding which problems to attempt and which to skip to achieve the highest score. Learn to work smarter, not harder. Bring a calculator and a lunch and two drinks for Saturday. Instructor, Ronald R. Rometo, is a math prep instructor at CCAC, an adjunct faculty member with WCCC, a private tutor, BA/Math and BS/Engineering. Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Driver Theory Education Program” For ages 15 and up Fee: $130.00 Min. 5 Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 2 - Mar. 4 6 – 9 pm (10 sessions) Getting ready to get your license or just got it? It is important to be a responsible, defensive driver and to know PA regulations. Class instruction presents a variety of techniques to train drivers to adjust to today's driving situations. Student will be issued a "driver education certificate" which is acceptable for insurance discounts at the completion of the course. This course does not include on the road training. Instructor: Janet E. Sherid, PA Certified Driving Training School Teacher. Location: Meet in the lobby of the Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Go in the front door of the building.
“Babysitter Training” For grades 6 and up Fee: $55.00 Min. 5 Max: 10 Mon, Feb. 15 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Learn the skills and attitudes to be a responsible babysitter as outlined by the American Red Cross. Course will teach all you need to know and what every parent wants in a competent babysitter, first aid techniques, and information for making decisions to solve real-life problems. Each student will receive a book with DVD and a certificate. Bring lunch and beverage. Instructor: Carrie Martin, American Red Cross Certified Location: Municipal Board Room, Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville
“Stranger Danger/Child Safety Martial Arts” For ages 5 – 12 Fee to be paid on-site on first day of class: $58.00. Uniforms are required and must be purchased from instructor- $35.00. DO NOT SEND FEE TO MUNICIPALITY Tuesday and Thursday (2 days/week for 6 weeks), Jan. 26 - Mar. 4 6:30–7:30 pm Learn the skills of martial arts to give your children the confidence to make the right choices. This program is intended to help children deal with today’s problems and peer pressure. It also teaches the latest techniques to deal with strangers. Instructor: C.S. Kim Karate Certified Instructor. REGISTER FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Class content information; call 412-373-8666. Location: Franklin Regional High School, second floor
Page 2 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter CANCELLED- “Youth Shoot Around” For ages 6 – 11 Fee: $28.00 Thursday (8 weeks) January 21 – March 11 Girls and Boys 6:30pm to 7:30pm Skills and drills camp instructed by Coach Ed Meli, this program is designed to teach children the fundamentals of basketball. This is a fun program that emphasizes basics through a variety of drills and games to help enhance the child’s skill level. Location: Newlonsburg Gymnasium, 3170 School Road, Murrysville
“Young Champions of America” For boys and girls ages 4 – 15 Fee: one time registration fee of $7.00-then $7.00 each week. Registration and payments are to be made on site each week. Do not send registration or fee to the recreation department. Wednesdays (15 weeks) January 13 – April 28 (no class April 21) 6-8:45 pm This is a fun course designed for making friends while learning choreographed pom-pom and dance routines. No experience is necessary! You will also learn the most popular cheers, chants, jumps, kicks and several other skills required for school tryouts. This program promotes high self esteem, poise, confidence and physical fitness. Location: Newlonsburg Gymnasium, 3170 School Road
“Fabulous Facts” For 3rd and 4th graders Fee: $28 Min: 6 Max: 12 Tuesdays (5 weeks) February 2 – March 2 Time: 4:00-5:00pm Think math facts are boring? Then you’ve never met Dr. Brecht! Everyday items such as dice and playing cards will be used in new and different ways to reinforce basic math facts. Math games and challenges add to the fun! Location: Sloan Elementary Room 107 Instructor: Dr. Linda Brecht
“Karate For Kids” Grades: 1st – 6th Fee: $20 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 16th - 25th Time: 6:30 – 7:00pm A nationally acclaimed children’s program will allow each student to feel a sense of accomplishment with each session of Taekwondo training. Self-esteem and confidence are stressed through our motto. “Every child is a winner and every child is special!” Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff
“Tiny Tigers” Ages: 4 – 6 Fee: $20 Max: 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb 2nd - 11th Time: 6:30 – 7:00pm “Small challenges with big results.” This program of Taekwondo training develops basic motor skills through drills to enhance balance and coordination. Courtesy and self-esteem are important aspects of this class. Location: ATA Black Belt Academy, 4950 William Penn Hwy. Instructor: Master Caruso and Staff
Page 3 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter Drama Kids International Composite Class (ages 6-10) Tuesdays, 5-6 PM, Murrysville Community Center January 4-May 4 $160 for 17 weeks Speech training – Practice voice projection, jaw exercises, lip-and-tongue exercises and some short poems. Creative movement – Demonstrate new physical skills each week and some creative dance dramas. Structured whole class improvisations – Provide opportunities for students to perform plays with extended plot structure and to practice many skills, such as characterization, ad-libbing, and memorization of exact key lines. Dialogue development – Work in pairs to develop short scenes, which are then performed for the teacher and class. Everyone participates fully! Mini-Scripts – Allow students the opportunity to develop characters and work toward final class performance. No wallflowers! No background characters – everyone is a star! This program also includes two wonderful plays that will be performed in May. “Storyland-Behind the Scenes” and “The Chicken-Hearted Fox” Your child will perform in one of these plays-there are no auditions, so everyone enrolled in class is in a play! Rehearsals begin in February and show dates will be in May. For more information contact Anthe Morris at www.dramakids.com/pa2 or 724-578-8993. Register with Murrysville Recreation Department
SPECIAL EVENTS “Annual Egg Hunt” For ages 2 – 11 No charge; No pre-registration Saturday, March 27 11:00 am Location: Townsend Park, Upper Pavilion, 130 Townsend Park Drive Keep in the mind the weather when dressing and wear sturdy shoes that can get muddy, especially for the older kids and their families who get to hike to find their eggs! Be prompt, as it starts and ends quickly, especially for the younger children. Bring a bag or basket to collect eggs. Everyone gets a prize bag and snacks. This event is sponsored by Dale Property Services Penn, Apex Roofing, and 380 Discount Warehouse (380 Auction) We need volunteers!! Middle school and high school students and adults are invited to volunteer for this event. Call Recreation office for details (724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131).
“Snowman Contest” For ages 4 - 12 Participants must be residents of Murrysville; deadline is March 12 at 5 pm. This program is offered by the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission and Standard Bank. It is winter and time for playing in the snow. Be creative, build a snow creation, pose with it and get someone to snap a photo. • A cash prize will be awarded to the winner in each of the following categories: 4 - 5 year olds, 6 - 7 year olds, 8 - 9 year olds and 10 - 12 year olds. • The category is determined by the oldest child in the photo. • Pictures will be displayed at the end of the submission period at Standard Bank • Winners will be determined by customers voting at the bank Photos must be submitted; NO e-mail entries will be accepted. CHILDREN THAT BUILD THE SNOWMAN MUST BE IN THE PICTURE WITH NAMES, AGES, ADDRESS AND CONTACT INFORMATION ON THE BACK. Entries MUST be brought or mailed to the Murrysville Municipal Building, 4100 Sardis Road. Pictures cannot be returned and entry into the contest constitutes permission for the Municipality to use the photos for publicity purposes in local newspapers, bulletin boards, on Murrysville website, and local cable access channel.
Page 4 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter “Discount Ski Tickets” - Makes a great gift!
Gate Selling Customer
Ski Area Ticket Type Price Price Savings Seven Springs A) Midweek/Sunday $45.00 $39.00 $6.00
(midwk day or twil./Sun. twil.) B) Night $34.00 $28.00 $6.00
Purchase tickets at the reception desk at 4100 Sardis Road. Cash (correct change please) and checks accepted. Checks can be made out to M.O.M. (Municipality of Murrysville). Tickets are non-refundable. Don’t have time to stop by the municipal building? You can mail in a request for ski tickets. Send a check with your name, full address, home and daytime phone numbers, numbers of ski lift tickets (indicate either ski ticket A or B, as desired) and check for full amount made out to the Municipality of Murrysville. Send to Recreation Department, Attn: ski tickets, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville, PA 15668. The tickets will be mailed to you within three working days of the receipt of your request and payment.
“Star Party” Free for all ages Come on out and join us and the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh for a fun way to learn about the stars and the solar system. The Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh will provide high powered telescopes, a power point presentation and a discussion about facts regarding our solar system. Please feel free to bring your own telescope and the 3AP will assist you in setting it up and help show you how it works. Bring lawn chair or blanket, bug repellant and small flashlight to help you get back to your car. Location: Murrysville Community Park Date: Saturday April 24, 2009 Time: 7:00 pm until ? NO BRIGHT LIGHTS. NO SMOKING OR FIRES Although there is no fee for this program, please register at the Murrysville Recreation Department so we know how many telescopes we need. 724-327-2100 ext 115 or 131. Thank You! PROGRAM MAYBE CANCELED IF THE SKIES ARE NOT CLEAR FOR THE EVENING. CHECK OUR WEBSITE WWW.MURRYSVILLE.COM OR CALL 724-327-2100 EXT. 562 THAT DAY FOR STATUS OF EVENT.
HEALTH/FITNESS
“Fencing” For ages 8 through adult Min: 8 Max: 17 Location: Murrysville Community Center, 3091 Carson Ave. Instructors: Dave and Deb Theriault (Pittsburgh Fencers East,USFA and USFCA recognized) Fencing Classes Fees: $85.00 for 8 classes $30.00 for equipment rental per session, if needed. You must have own equipment (jacket, foil and mask) or pay extra for equipment rental All classes are designed for beginner, intermediate and advanced students; fencers are divided by age and ability in class. When registering, indicate dominant hand and if you have all of your own equipment or plan to rent.
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Tuesdays (8 classes)
Winter Session: Jan. 26 - Mar. 30 (no class Feb 16 or March 16) Session A: 7:00 – 8:00 PM ages 8 -12 Max: 17 Session B: 7:45 – 8:45 PM ages 13 – adult Max: 17
Spring Session: April 20– June 1 (no class May 18) Session C: 7:30 – 8:30 PM ages 8 -adult Max: 17
Fencing is fun and exciting. It develops coordination, strategic thinking and cardiovascular fitness. Classes cover modern swordplay, rules and bouting. Wear comfortable pants and athletic shoes (NO shorts or sandals for safety reasons).If you don’t have all of the equipment needed, you will need to indicate rental of equipment. If you have specific questions on class content, contact Deb Theriault at 724-327-4159 or [email protected].
“Dean’s Health and Fitness Center” (the following classes are all at Dean’s) Introductory membership offer for ages 12 through adult DEANS FITNESS CENTER GYM MEMBERSHIP - 10 GYM VISITS FOR $60.00 This offer includes full use of cardio and weight equipment including proper instruction and use of facilities. You will receive a 10 punch card and have 6 weeks to use visits. Give Dean’s a try….learn about all the machines, get personal instruction and have access to the shower/locker facilities. Hours: Mon-Thurs 6 am – 9:30 pm; Fri 6 am – 9 pm; Sat 8 am – 3 pm; Sun 8 am- 3 pm Location: Dean’s Health and Fitness Center, Village of Murrysville, Rte. 22
VINYASA YOGA (6 weeks) Monday Evenings 7pm-8pm FEE $58 (Limit 5) Instructor: Jody Manofsky
Description: Vinyasa Yoga is a flow or dance of positions also called postures or sun salutations, synchronized with your breathing. This class is tailored to everyone from the beginner to advanced participants, allowing you to challenge yourself to your own degree of difficulty. No experience is necessary.
GUTS-N-BUTTS (6 weeks) Tuesday Mornings 8am-9am FEE $54 (Limit - 10) Instructor: Kim Berkowitz
Description: This class will involve lower body work to hit all areas women worry about. This class will include multi-muscle, multi-joint moves. It will include exercises for legs, hips, back and stomach.
ZUMBA (6 weeks 3xper week) Monday Evenings 6pm-7pm Wednesday Evenings 7pm-8pm Saturdays 9am-10am FEE: $75
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Description: This class is a Low-High Aerobic Dance class combining Latin and International Music with a combination of slow and fast rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Come join in the fun while getting in shape!
ZUMBA (6 weeks) 2xper week Tuesdays and Thursdays 4pm-5pm FEE: $70 (Limit - 10) Instructor: Jamie Sibik
Description: This class is a Low-High Aerobic Dance class combining Latin and International Music with a combination of slow and fast rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Come join in the fun while getting in shape!
YOGA (Beginner Level) (6 weeks) Wednesdays 9:15-10:15 Thursdays 8am- 9am Wednesday or Thursday FEE: $40 Both days - $60 (Limit 10 per class) Instructor: Carol Sheffler
Description: Yoga will be introduced at a beginner level providing poses with modifications and more explanation with less complex transitions. The participants will link several poses together in a Vinyasa style to create endurance, strength, balance, and flexibility.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM (6 weeks) Mondays and Wednesdays 3:15pm- 4:15pm. FEE: $60 Instructor: Kim Berkowitz
Description: This after school program is to target Middle School to High School students ages 11 thru 16 and will include a Bootcamp, Kickboxing and Cardio Challenge class which will include both cardio and strength training for developing strong healthy bodies.
YOGAFIT (6 weeks) Saturdays 8am-9am FEE: $40 Instructor: Marybeth Kellogg Description: This class has yoga moves for every body!
“Fitness 365” (the following classes are all located at 100 Center Ice Drive) 100 Center Ice Drive, Delmont, PA 15626 All classes start week of January 4, 2010 The following classes are offered through Fitness 365. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Ashley Hofmeister (724) 468-8200.
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BOSU® $40.00 Teens & Adults Maximum 5 Thursday’s 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Steve Swigart
The BOSU® is like an exercise ball that's been cut in half with a platform on the bottom. We will use the BOSU® for Cardio, Strength and Core training. You will sweat and burn calories without the high impact aerobics.
Zumba® $40.00 Teens & Adults 6 weeks Instructor: Debbie Hedges
Section A - Monday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section B - Wednesday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. Section C - Take both Monday and Wednesday for only $65.00
Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
Spinning® $40.00 Adults & teens Maximum 5 Section B - Thursday’s 7:00-8:00 p.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Kristi Zalich
The Spinning program is the original and most popular group cycling class. With no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
Pilates Fusion $40.00 Adults & teens Section B - Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. 6 weeks Instructor: Ashley Hofmeister
Pilates will transform the way your body looks, feels and performs. It builds strength and creates a sleek, toned body. Blend Pilates with abdominal and strength training work and you will look and feel terrific.
Sculpt for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. A total body strength workout designed to tone and define using dumbbells, body bars and stability balls to make you look your best.
Pilates for adults & teens Fee: $40.00 (8 weeks) Wednesday 9:30-10:30 a.m.
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CANCELLED “Classes at Innovative Exercise” Now located at Integral Ballroom, 3731 Wm. Penn Hwy., Murrysville six week sessions begin week of January 4, 2010
CANCELLED Zumba! Fee: $30 for a 6 week session of 6 classes—you choose the day and time. One of the fastest- growing, dance-based fitness crazes in the country. People all over the world are falling in love with its infectious music, easy-to-follow dance moves, and body-beautifying benefits-- you’ll fall in love with the experience too! Instructor: Tracy Stevenson/Denise Freund/Susan Zimmerman/Jess Durst Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Times: Monday: 10:15am-11:15am 6:30pm-7:00pm Tuesday: 6:30pm-7:30pm Wednesday: 6:00pm-7:00pm Thursday: 6:30pm-7:30pm Friday: 10:15am-11:15am Saturday 10:15am-11:15am
Pilates - Mat Classes Fee: $42 for a 6 week session of 6 classes—you choose the day and time. See your posture improve, stomach and buttocks tone, legs and arms look longer and leaner as you follow the tenants of this wildly popular program. Imagery and focused breathing are employed to coordinate the deep abdominal muscles and promote muscle synergy as well as stability. Develop a more centered, flexible you. All levels of experience will be accommodated. Instructor: Janet Zegar /Patti Baldasare/Denise Freund Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (across from McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Times: Monday: 7:00pm-8:00pm (Pilates with Props) Wednesday: 9:15am-10:15am 7:00pm-8:00pm Saturday: 9:15am-10:15am
“Piloga” Fee: $42 for a 6 week session of 6 classes. A fusion of Pilates and Yoga exercises which will leave you feeling longer, leaner, and rejuvenated. Controlled movement and breath will cultivate a full body smile and take you into a place of mental strength, focus, and balance. Instructor: Janet Zegar Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Times: Tuesday: 7:00pm – 8pm
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“Pilates-Sculpt” Fee: $36 for a 6 week session of 6 classes. Use intense and controlled full range of motion exercises without weights. Bands, balls and gravity provide all the resistance you need to sculpt the body you want. Instructor: Marsha Zeval/Aleta Jensen Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Time: Thursday: 6:30pm-7:00pm
“Cardio Conditioning” Fee: $36 for a 6 week session of 6 classes—you choose the day and time. Hi-Energy Cardio Moves! Move and groove to burn calories as you strengthen, stretch, and tone with a variety of cardiovascular and strength training techniques. Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck /Denise Freund/Aleta Jensen Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Times: Tuesday: 9:15am-10:15am Thursday: 9:15am-10:15am
“Sculpt” Fee: $36 for a 6 week session of 6 classes—you choose the day and time. Strength training with bars, bands, dumbbells and more. This class will tone, define, and sculpt your body. Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck/Denise Freund/Aleta Jensen Begins: week of January 4th Times: Monday: 9:15am-10:15am Friday: 9:15am-10:15am
Senior Fit: A Program specifically designed for Older Adults!!! Fee: $25.00 for a 6 week session of 6 classes—you choose the day and time. You will gain increased muscular strength, flexibility and better coordination. Class designed for older adults to exercise together in a safe and fun environment. We utilize a variety of resistance tools and a chair for seated and/or standing support. Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Instructor: Leslie Hlozeck/Denise Freund Location: Innovative Exercise at Integral Ballroom, off Rte 22 (South of McDonalds) Begins: week of January 4th Times: Tuesday: 10:30am – 11:15am Thursday: 10:30am – 11:15am
Classes at Integral Ballroom, 3731 William Penn Hwy, Suite 200 Murrysville, PA 15668
"Wee" Zumba
This 45 minute exercise program is designed for children ages 3-5 and their parent or adult caretaker. Introduce your child by example to this healthy form of exercise by participating with them for a 10 minute stretch, 20
Page 10 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter minutes of Zumba (choreographed especially for pre-school age children), and a ten minute cool down. Fun and exercise will be had by all! (45) minutes – (1) afternoon a week – for (6) weeks
A. Tuesday Session 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Jan 19, 26, Feb 2, 9, 16, 23 Cost $36/couple
B. Thursday Session 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Jan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 18, 25 Cost $36/couple Limited to a maximum of 20 parent/child couples...no minimum
Wedding Dance Workshop
Getting married or going to a wedding soon? Then let us help prepare you for your wedding dance. You will learn the Nightclub Two Step, which is compatible with most romantic ballads and love songs and is by far the most popular dance taught to wedding couples because of its elegance and easy-to-learn footwork. Plan ahead and make arrangements now so you can look and dance your best on your wedding day. Couples only. One hour class, six sessions. Limited to maximum of 10 Couples...no minimum Mondays 6:30 - 7:30 PM Jan 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22 Cost $96/couple
Ballroom Dancing For Children and Teens
This 10 week series of classes will focus on three American Style Smooth dances, Foxtrot, Waltz, and Tango, as well as four American Rhythm/Latin dance styles; Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, and Swing. Two lessons in Hustle and Salsa will also be made available. Techniques for posture, leading, following, and basic partner dance movement will also be taught. No partner necessary, Ages 6-16. one hour – one afternoon a week – 10 sessions Maximum 25 students...no minimum
Mondays 4:30 - 5:30 PM Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22, Mar 1, 8, 15 Cost $80
AQUATICS ALL AQUATICS PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE AT THE FRANKLIN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL, 4660 Old William Penn Highway
“Discover Snorkeling” -Register early-fills up fast! For swimmers of all ages Fee: $40.00 Min: 2 Max: 5
Page 11 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter Thursday, Feb. 4 7:30-8:30 pm in Room 225; 8:30-9:30 pm in the pool Discover Snorkeling is the first step towards exploring the underwater world. Take this beginning step to gain confidence with helpful tips and suggestions to make the most of your first glimpse underwater. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Discover Scuba” –Register early-fills up fast! For ages 8 and up Fee: $45.00 Min. 2 Max: 5 Thursday, Feb. 11 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the pool Experience the underwater world at this non-committal one-day class. Learn how to breathe underwater, then explore the bottom of the pool - it is that easy! This course experience can be used as a credit towards gaining an Open Water Certification. All equipment provided. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
“Open Water Scuba” For ages 10 and up Fee: $369.00 Min 2 Max: 5 Mondays and Wednesdays, Mar. 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31. 6:30 - 7:30 pm in Room 225; 7:30 - 9:30 in pool Begin your adventure toward a lifetime scuba certification through this program. Learn the academics in the comfort and convenience of your own home around your schedule. During the scheduled sessions listed above, you will learn water diving techniques, review academic materials and complete knowledge review sessions. Once you have completed this course work, you will be ready to enroll in the open water certification dives (available on various weekends throughout the summer or at the tropical dive destination of your choice while on vacation – fees vary by location). Each participant will supply his/her own quality mask, fins and snorkel. Tanks, regulators and BCD's will be supplied. Instructor: Barbara Haybarger, Franklin Regional Physical Education Instructor and certified scuba instructor through the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). After registering, registrants must call Barbara at 724-327-5456 x 2524 to arrange to receive academic materials before the class begins.
“Adult Lap and Family Recreational Swim” (prices have changed) Tuesdays, Thursdays (7:30 – 9:30 pm) and Saturdays (6 – 9 pm) Starts on Jan. 5 through May 22 (no rec swim January 7, 19, and 21, February 2, 11, and 16, April 1, 3, and 6, May 29) To check about pool closures, call 724-327-2100, X562 for last minute changes in schedule. Other changes will be placed on www.murrysvillegov.org $4.00 per swimmer Children under age 5 are free, but must have a paying adult in the pool with them. Children under age 16 must have an adult on-site in the pool area.
“Discount Lap and Family Recreation Swim Cards” – NOT AVAILABLE ON-LINE Planning a party or love to swim? Save money! Buy a 10-coupon recreation Swim Card for $30.00 and save $10.00. Purchase your card at the Pool or from the receptionist at the Murrysville Municipal Building.
“Party Packages at the Pool in Room 225” Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Fee: $60.00 per event, which includes a pool pass for ten (10); non-FR residents fee is $85.00 • BOOK YOUR PARTY IN PERSON WITH THE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONIST
Page 12 of 132010 Working document for winter 2010 recreation progams 2010 - Winter 2010 - Winter • Pay for additional swimmers beyond ten at the pool (or buy another Swim Card) • When you are done with your party, put trash in cans, straighten up desks and chairs as found and take your gifts home. It is that easy! • Call 724-327-2100, X104 for more information.
Thank you to all who made our Light Up Night an evening to remember! Special thanks to our sponsors: Giant Eagle in Murrysville Betsy Aiken Dean’s and Innovative are running ads within the Nutshell. Dale Property Services Penn Mayor Joyce Somers
WeRoomful will have Express two articles from sports organizations Dean and Melissa Ridella Sportsmen and Landowners Alliance of Murrysville Barbara ‘Bubble’ Pees WeFirst will Presbyterianhave an article Ch onurch open and burning their and wonderful leaf recycling Staff! Santa and Mrs. Claus Murrysville Volunteer Fire Department If we need articles, we can run the snowplowing one from previous Murrysville Police Department Boy Scout Troop 208 Cub Scout Pack 213
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TOWNSEND PARK
TOWNSEND BATTING CAGES Mon - Fri 3 - 6 pm FRSD teams 3/3 - 5/18 Weekdays 6-8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sat. 8 AM - 8 PM FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 Sun - as needed FRAA all ages 3/29 - 6/21 During FRAA use, others may call FRAA field coordinator for times
FIELD 1 FIELD 2
(permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 4 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday 10 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 11 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 18 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 25 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT FRAA Allday 1 SAT FRAA Allday 2 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 2 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 2010
3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SAT FRAA Allday 8 SAT FRAA Allday 9 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 9 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 MON FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 TUES FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRSD softball 2:30-6pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SAT FRAA Allday 15 SAT FRAA Allday 16 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 16 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SAT FRAA Allday 22 SAT FRAA Allday 23 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 23 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 SAT Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 29 SAT Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 30 SUN Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 30 SUN Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 6 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 13 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 20 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA Allday 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN FRAA 8am-6pm 27 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SUN 4 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 11 SUN 11 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT 31 SAT AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN 1 SUN 2 MON 2 MON 3 TUES 3 TUES 4 WED 4 WED 5 THURS 5 THURS 6 FRI 6 FRI 7 SAT 7 SAT 8 SUN 8 SUN 9 MON 9 MON 10 TUES 10 TUES 11 WED 11 WED 2010
12 THURS 12 THURS 13 FRI 13 FRI 14 SAT 14 SAT 15 SUN 15 SUN 16 MON 16 MON 17 TUES 17 TUES 18 WED 18 WED 19 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 19 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 20 FRI 20 FRI 21 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 21 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 22 SUN 22 SUN 23 MON FRAA 6-DARK 23 MON FRAA 6-DARK 24 TUES 24 TUES 25 WED 25 WED 26 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 26 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 27 FRI 27 FRI 28 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 28 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 29 SUN 29 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 30 MON FRAA 6-DARK 30 MON FRAA 6-DARK 31 TUES 31 TUES SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 2 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 4 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 5 SUN 5 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 6 MON FRAA 6-DARK 6 MON FRAA 6-DARK 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED 9 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 9 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 11 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 12 SUN 12 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 13 MON FRAA 6-DARK 13 MON FRAA 6-DARK 14 TUES 14 TUES 15 WED 15 WED 16 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 16 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 17 FRI 17 FRI 18 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 18 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 19 SUN 19 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 20 MON FRAA 6-DARK 20 MON FRAA 6-DARK 21 TUES 21 TUES 22 WED 22 WED 23 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 23 THURS FRAA 6-DARK 24 FRI Senior Picnic morning 24 FRI Senior Picnic morning 25 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 25 SAT FRAA ALL DAY FRAA ALL DAY 26 SUN 26 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 27 MON FRAA 6-DARK 27 MON FRAA 6-DARK 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS 30 THURS OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 2010
1 FRI 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT 3 SUN 3 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 4 MON 4 MON 5 TUES 5 TUES 6 WED 6 WED 7 THURS 7 THURS 8 FRI 8 FRI 9 SAT 9 SAT 10 SUN 10 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 11 MON 11 MON 12 TUES 12 TUES 13 WED 13 WED 14 THURS 14 THURS 15 FRI 15 FRI 16 SAT 16 SAT 17 SUN 17 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 18 MON 18 MON 19 TUES 19 TUES 20 WED 20 WED 21 THURS 21 THURS 22 FRI 22 FRI 23 SAT 23 SAT 24 SUN 24 SUN M.Womens sftb 12-6pm 25 MON 25 MON 26 TUES 26 TUES 27 WED 27 WED 28 THURS 28 THURS 29 FRI 29 FRI 30 SAT 30 SAT 31 31 2010
CHAMBERS PARK
CHAMBERS FIELD Tennis Courts
(permit holder) APRIL EVENING TIME (permit holder) (permit holder) 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 18 SUN Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 25 SUN Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 2 SUN 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 8 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 9 SUN 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 15 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 16 SUN 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 22 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 23 SUN 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 29 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 30 SUN 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm MOM Rec 3:30 - 6:00pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm Robert Phillips 5pm - 7pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday MOM Rec 10am - Noon Robert Phillips 6pm - 8pm 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 23 WED 24 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN Ball Field 3-5pm (Kami Courtley) 28 MON 29 TUES 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2010
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 SUN FRAA Allday 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 SUN FRAA Allday 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SUN 2:00 - 4:00 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 30 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 31 SAT AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUES 4 WED 5 THURS 6 FRI 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUES 11 WED 12 THURS 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUES 18 WED 19 THURS 2010
20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON 31 TUES SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED 9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 2010
9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES 20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 2010
BEAR HOLLOW PARK Tennis Courts
FIELD 1 FIELD 2 Tennis Courts
(permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME DAYTIME TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 10 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SUN 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME MAY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 1 SAT FRAA Allday 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 8 SAT FRAA Allday 9 SUN 9 SUN 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 15 SAT FRAA Allday 16 SUN 16 SUN 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 22 SAT FRAA Allday 23 SUN 23 SUN 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED Family Learning 12-4pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 SAT Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 29 SAT Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 30 SUN Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 30 SUN Trafford State Softball Tourney Allday 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JUNE DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA Allday 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON 21 MON Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 22 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm 22 TUES Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 23 WED 23 WED Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 24 THURS 24 THURS Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 25 FRI 25 FRI Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 26 SAT 26 SAT 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON 28 MON 29 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 2010
JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME JULY DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI Heather Highlands 9-4pm FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 11 SUN FRAA Allday 11 SUN FRAA Allday 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday FRAA 6-8pm 18 SUN FRAA Allday 18 SUN FRAA Allday 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES 2009 playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 26 MON Rori Smith 9am - noon FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES Rori Smith 9am - noon FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED Rori Smith 9am - noon FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS Rori Smith 9am - noon FRAA 6-8pm 30 FRI 30 FRI Rori Smith 9am - noon 31 SAT 31 SAT AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME AUG. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 SUN 1 SUN 2 MON 2 MON Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 3 TUES 3 TUES Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 4 WED 4 WED Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 5 THURS 5 THURS Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 6 FRI 6 FRI Bob Phillips 9am - 1pm 7 SAT MURRYSVILLE ALLIANCE CHURCH 3-5PM 7 SAT 8 SUN 8 SUN 9 MON 9 MON 10 TUES 10 TUES 11 WED 11 WED 12 THURS 12 THURS 13 FRI 13 FRI 14 SAT 14 SAT 15 SUN 15 SUN 16 MON 16 MON 17 TUES 17 TUES 18 WED 18 WED 19 THURS 19 THURS 2010
20 FRI 20 FRI 21 SAT 21 SAT 22 SUN 22 SUN 23 MON 23 MON 24 TUES 24 TUES 25 WED 25 WED 26 THURS 26 THURS 27 FRI 27 FRI 28 SAT 28 SAT 29 SUN 29 SUN 30 MON 30 MON 31 TUES 31 TUES SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME SEPT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS 2 THURS 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT 4 SAT 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON 6 MON 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED 9 THURS 9 THURS 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT 11 SAT 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON 13 MON 14 TUES 14 TUES 15 WED 15 WED 16 THURS 16 THURS 17 FRI 17 FRI 18 SAT 18 SAT 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON 20 MON 21 TUES 21 TUES 22 WED 22 WED 23 THURS 23 THURS 24 FRI 24 FRI 25 SAT 25 SAT 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON 27 MON 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS 30 THURS OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME OCT. DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 FRI 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON 4 MON 5 TUES 5 TUES 6 WED 6 WED 7 THURS 7 THURS 8 FRI 8 FRI 2010
9 SAT 9 SAT 10 SUN 10 SUN 11 MON 11 MON 12 TUES 12 TUES 13 WED 13 WED 14 THURS 14 THURS 15 FRI 15 FRI 16 SAT 16 SAT 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON 18 MON 19 TUES 19 TUES 20 WED 20 WED 21 THURS 21 THURS 22 FRI 22 FRI 23 SAT 23 SAT 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON 25 MON 26 TUES 26 TUES 27 WED 27 WED 28 THURS 28 THURS 29 FRI 29 FRI 30 SAT 30 SAT 31 31 2010
PEDORA PARK
PEDORA FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME TIME EVENING TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 2 SUN FRAA 5:30PM TIL DARK 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 9 SUN 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 16 SUN 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 23 SUN 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 30 SUN 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 13 SUN 14 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 20 SUN Christine Dooley All Day Military Fubdraiser 21 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 SAT FRAA 8AM-6PM 27 SUN 28 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED T SCHEDULE TILL REPAIRED 2010
JULY 1 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED 8 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED 15 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED 22 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED 29 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 30 FRI 31 SAT AUG. 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUES 4 WED 5 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 6 FRI 7 SAT Crossroads Church Crossroads Church 2-4pm 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUES 11 WED 12 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUES 18 WED 19 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 2010
20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS M. Alliance ch. 6-dark 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON 31 TUES SEPT. 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED 9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS OCT. 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 2010
9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES 20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 SUN 2010
KOVALCZIK PARK
KOVALCZIK FIELD
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI 10 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA Allday MAY 1 SAT 2 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI 8 SAT FRAA Allday 9 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI 15 SAT FRAA Allday 16 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI 22 SAT FRAA Allday 23 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI 29 SAT FRAA Allday 30 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN FRAA 12-6pm 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 21 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 FRI 26 SAT FRAA Allday 27 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 28 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 TUES 30 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 2010
JULY 1 THURS 2 FRI 3 SAT 4 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 5 MON 6 TUES 7 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 8 THURS 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 12 MON 13 TUES 14 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 15 THURS 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON 20 TUES 21 WED 2009 Playground 9-3pm 22 THURS 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON 27 TUES 28 WED 29 THURS 30 FRI 31 SAT AUG. 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUES 4 WED 5 THURS 6 FRI 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUES 11 WED 12 THURS 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUES 18 WED 19 THURS 2010
20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON 31 TUES SEPT. 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN M.Womens sft 6 MON 3-6pm 7 TUES 8 WED 9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN M.Womens sft 13 MON 3-6pm 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN M.Womens sft 20 MON 3-6pm 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN M.Womens sft 27 MON 3-6pm 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS OCT. 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 8 FRI 2010
9 SAT 10 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 18 MON 19 TUES 20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN M.Womens sft 3-6pm 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 SUN 2010
MCP SOCCER SOCCER DAY EVENING
8-4PM 8-4pm 8-4PM 4pm-dark 4pm-dark 4pm-dark APRIL FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 THURS MASA MASA MASA 2 FRI MASA MASA MASA 3 SAT MASA MASA MASA 4 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 5 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 6 TUES MASA MASA MASA 7 WED MASA MASA MASA 8 THURS MASA MASA MASA 9 FRI MASA MASA MASA 10 SAT MASA MASA MASA 11 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 12 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 13 TUES MASA MASA MASA 14 WED MASA MASA MASA 15 THURS MASA MASA MASA 16 FRI MASA MASA MASA 17 SAT MASA MASA MASA 18 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 19 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 20 TUES MASA MASA MASA 21 WED MASA MASA MASA 22 THURS MASA MASA MASA 23 FRI MASA MASA MASA 24 SAT MASA MASA MASA 25 SUN MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 26 MON MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 27 TUES MASA MASA MASA 28 WED MASA MASA MASA 29 THURS MASA MASA MASA 30 FRI MASA MASA MASA MAY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 2 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 3 MON MASA MASA MASA 4 TUES MASA MASA MASA 5 WED MASA MASA MASA 6 THURS MASA MASA MASA 7 FRI MASA MASA MASA 8 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 9 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 10 MON MASA MASA MASA 11 TUES MASA MASA MASA 12 WED MASA MASA MASA 13 THURS MASA MASA MASA 2010
14 FRI MASA MASA MASA 15 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 16 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 17 MON MASA MASA MASA 18 TUES MASA MASA MASA 19 WED MASA MASA MASA 20 THURS MASA MASA MASA 21 FRI MASA MASA MASA 22 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 23 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 24 MON MASA MASA MASA 25 TUES MASA MASA MASA 26 WED MASA MASA MASA 27 THURS MASA MASA MASA 28 FRI MASA MASA MASA 29 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 30 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 31 MON MASA MASA MASA JUNE FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 TUES MASA MASA MASA 2 WED MASA MASA MASA 3 THURS MASA MASA MASA 4 FRI MASA MASA MASA 5 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 6 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 7 MON MASA MASA MASA 8 TUES MASA MASA MASA 9 WED MASA MASA MASA 10 THURS MASA MASA MASA 11 FRI MASA MASA MASA 12 SAT MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM MASA 8-4PM 13 SUN MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM MASA 12-6PM 14 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 15 TUES 16 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 17 THURS 18 FRI Vintage Baseball 19 SAT 20 SUN 21 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 22 TUES 23 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 24 THURS MASA 6-8:30 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm MASA 6-8:30 29 TUES 30 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm JULY FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 THURS MASA 6-8:30 2 FRI 2010
3 SAT 4 SUN 5 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 6 TUES 7 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 8 THURS MASA 6-8:30 9 FRI 10 SAT 11 SUN 12 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 13 TUES 14 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 15 THURS MASA 6-8:30 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN 19 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 20 TUES 21 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 22 THURS MASA 6-8:30 23 FRI 24 SAT 25 SUN 26 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 27 TUES 28 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 29 THURS MASA 6-8:30 30 FRI 31 SAT AUGUST FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 SUN 2 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 3 MON MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 3 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 4 TUES MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 4 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 WED MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 5 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 THURS MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 6 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 FRI MASA CAMP ALL DAY 8AM UNTIL 8PM 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON FRSD 1a 7-9pm 10 TUES 11 WED FRSD 1a 7-9pm 12 THURS MASA 6-8:30 13 FRI 14 SAT COMMUNITY DAY PARK CLOSED 15 SUN 16 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 17 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 18 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 19 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 20 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 21 SAT 2010
22 SUN 23 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 24 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 25 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 26 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 27 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 28 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 29 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 30 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 31 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK SEPT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 2 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 3 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 4 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM 5 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 6 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 7 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 8 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 9 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 10 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 11 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 12 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 13 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 14 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 15 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 16 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 17 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 18 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 19 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 20 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 21 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 22 WED MASA MASA 4-DARK 23 THURS MASA MASA 4-DARK 24 FRI MASA MASA 4-DARK 25 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 26 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 27 MON MASA MASA 4-DARK 28 TUES MASA MASA 4-DARK 29 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 30 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK OCT. FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 FIELD 1 FIELD 2 FIELD 3 1 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 2 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM MASA rain makeup 3 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 4 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 5 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 6 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 7 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 8 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 9 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 10 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 2010
11 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 12 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 13 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 14 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 15 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 16 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM 17 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 18 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 19 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 20 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 21 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 22 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 23 SAT MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM PA WEST 4-7PM Cyclocross race 24 SUN MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM 25 MON MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 26 TUES MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 27 WED MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 28 THURS MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 29 FRI MASA 4-DARK 4-DARK 30 SAT 31 SUN MASA 8-4PM 8-4PM MASA MASA MASA NOV 1 2 MASA 12-6PM 12-6PM MASA MASA MASA 2010
ROYAL HIGHLANDS PARK
ROYAL HIGHLANDS FIELD
Port a Johns
(permit holder) (permit holder) APRIL DAYTIME FIELD TIME EVENING FIELD TIME 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT FRAA Allday 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT FRAA Allday 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT FRAA Allday 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT FRAA Allday 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm MAY 1 SAT FRAA Allday 2 SUN 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SAT FRAA Allday 9 SUN 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 2010
11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SAT FRAA Allday 16 SUN 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SAT FRAA Allday 23 SUN 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 SAT FRAA Allday 30 SUN 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm JUNE 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT FRAA Allday 6 SUN 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT FRAA Allday 13 SUN 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT FRAA Allday 20 SUN 21 MON 22 TUES 23 WED 24 THURS 25 FRI 26 SAT 27 SUN 28 MON 29 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 2010
30 WED FRAA 6-8pm JULY 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 4 SUN 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 11 SUN 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 18 SUN 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 25 SUN 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 29 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 30 FRI 31 SAT AUG. 1 SUN 2 MON 3 TUES 4 WED 5 THURS 6 FRI 7 SAT 8 SUN 9 MON 10 TUES 11 WED 12 THURS 13 FRI 14 SAT 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUES 18 WED 2010
19 THURS 20 FRI 21 SAT 22 SUN 23 MON 24 TUES 25 WED 26 THURS 27 FRI 28 SAT 29 SUN 30 MON 31 TUES SEPT. 1 WED 2 THURS 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN 6 MON 7 TUES 8 WED 9 THURS 10 FRI 11 SAT 12 SUN 13 MON 14 TUES 15 WED 16 THURS 17 FRI 18 SAT 19 SUN 20 MON 21 TUES 22 WED 23 THURS 24 FRI 25 SAT 26 SUN 27 MON 28 TUES 29 WED 30 THURS OCT. 1 FRI 2 SAT 3 SUN 4 MON 5 TUES 6 WED 7 THURS 2010
8 FRI 9 SAT 10 SUN 11 MON 12 TUES 13 WED 14 THURS 15 FRI 16 SAT 17 SUN 18 MON 19 TUES 20 WED 21 THURS 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 25 MON 26 TUES 27 WED 28 THURS 29 FRI 30 SAT 31 2010
MCP
FIELD #4 FIELD #5 MARKOSEK FIELD Field 6
DAY TIME NIGHT TIME DAY TIME NIGHT TIME DAY TIME APRIL APRIL APRIL FIELD 6 1 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 THURS 2 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 FRI 3 SAT 3 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 SAT 4 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON 5 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 MON 6 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 TUES 7 WED 7 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 WED 8 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 THURS 9 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 SAT 11 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 11 SUN 11 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 12 MON 12 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 MON 13 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 TUES 14 WED 14 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 WED 15 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 THURS 16 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 SAT 18 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 18 SUN 18 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 19 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 19 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 MON 20 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 TUES 21 WED 21 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 WED 22 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 THURS 23 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 SAT 25 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 25 SUN 25 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 26 MON 26 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 MON 27 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 TUES 28 WED 28 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 WED 29 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 29 THURS 30 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 30 FRI MAY MAY MAY FIELD 6 1 SAT 1 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 SAT Sportzone 1-5pm 2 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 2 SUN 2 SUN 3 MON 3 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 MON MASA 6-dark 4 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 TUES MASA 6-dark 5 WED 5 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 WED MASA 6-dark 6 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 6 THURS MASA 6-dark 7 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 FRI MASA 6-dark 8 SAT 8 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 SAT 9 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 9 SUN 9 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 10 MON 10 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 MON MASA 6-dark 11 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 TUES MASA 6-dark 12 WED 12 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 WED MASA 6-dark 13 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 13 THURS MASA 6-dark 2010
14 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 FRI MASA 6-dark 15 SAT 15 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 SAT 16 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 16 SUN 16 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 17 MON 17 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 MON MASA 6-dark 18 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 TUES FRSD 8-3PM 19 WED 19 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 WED MASA 6-dark 20 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 20 THURS MASA 6-dark 21 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 21 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 21 FRI MASA 6-dark 22 SAT 22 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 22 SAT 23 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 23 SUN 23 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 24 MON 24 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 24 MON MASA 6-dark 25 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 25 TUES MASA 6-dark 26 WED 26 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 26 WED MASA 6-dark 27 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 27 THURS MASA 6-dark 28 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 28 FRI MASA 6-dark 29 SAT 29 SAT 29 SAT 30 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 30 SUN 30 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 31 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 31 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 31 MON MASA 6-dark JUNE JUNE JUNE FIELD 6 1 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 1 TUES MASA 6-dark 2 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 2 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 2 WED MASA 6-dark 3 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 3 THURS MASA 6-dark 4 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 4 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 4 FRI MASA 6-dark 5 SAT 5 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 5 SAT 6 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 6 SUN 6 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 7 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 7 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 7 MON MASA 6-dark 8 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 8 TUES MASA 6-dark 9 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 9 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 9 WED MASA 6-dark 10 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 10 THURS MASA 6-dark 11 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 11 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 11 FRI MASA 6-dark 12 SAT 12 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 12 SAT 13 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 13 SUN 13 SUN Sportzone 1-5pm 14 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 14 MON FRAA 4:30-9pm 14 MON MASA 6-dark 15 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 TUES FRAA 4:30-9pm 15 TUES MASA 6-dark 16 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 16 WED FRAA 4:30-9pm 16 WED MASA 6-dark 17 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 THURS FRAA 4:30-9pm 17 THURS MASA 6-dark 18 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 18 FRI FRAA 4:30-9pm 18 FRI MASA 6-dark 19 SAT 5pm-Dark 19 SAT FRAA All Day FRAA 4:30-9pm 19 SAT 20 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 20 SUN 20 SUN 21 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 21 MON 21 MON 22 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 TUES 22 TUES 23 WED MAC 5pm-Dark 23 WED 23 WED 24 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 THURS 24 THURS 25 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 25 FRI 25 FRI 26 SAT 26 SAT 26 SAT 27 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 27 SUN 27 SUN 28 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 28 MON FRAA 6-8pm 28 MON 29 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 TUES 29 TUES 30 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 30 WED FRAA 6-8pm 30 WED JULY JULY JULY FIELD 6 1 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 1 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 1 THURS 2 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 2 FRI 2010
3 SAT 3 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 3 SAT 4 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 5 MON FRAA 6-8pm 5 MON 6 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 6 TUES 7 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 7 WED FRAA 6-8pm 7 WED 8 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 8 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 8 THURS 9 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 10 SAT 11 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 11 SUN 11 SUN 12 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 12 MON FRAA 6-8pm 12 MON 13 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 13 TUES 14 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 14 WED FRAA 6-8pm 14 WED 15 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 15 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 15 THURS 16 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 17 SAT 18 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 19 MON FRAA 6-8pm 19 MON 20 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 20 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 20 TUES 21 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 21 WED FRAA 6-8pm 21 WED 22 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 22 THURS FRAA 6-8pm 22 THURS 23 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 FRI FRAA 6-8pm 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT FRAA 6-8pm 24 SAT 25 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 25 SUN 25 SUN 26 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 26 MON FRAA 6-8pm 26 MON 27 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 TUES FRAA 6-8pm 27 TUES 28 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 28 WED FRAA 6-8pm 28 WED 29 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 29 THURS 29 THURS 30 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT 31 SAT 31 SAT AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST FIELD 6 1 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 1 SUN 1 SUN 2 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 2 MON 2 MON 3 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 TUES 3 TUES 4 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 4 WED 4 WED 5 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 5 THURS 5 THURS 6 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 6 FRI 6 FRI 7 SAT 7 SAT 7 SAT 8 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 8 SUN 8 SUN 9 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 9 MON 9 MON 10 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 TUES 10 TUES 11 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 11 WED 11 WED 12 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 12 THURS 12 THURS 13 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 13 FRI 13 FRI 14 SAT C. DAY PARK CLOSEd 14 SAT C.DAY PARK CLOSED 14 SAT 15 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 15 SUN 15 SUN 16 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 16 MON 16 MON 17 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 TUES 17 TUES 18 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 18 WED 18 WED 19 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 19 THURS 19 THURS 20 FRI MAC 5-dark 20 FRI 20 FRI 21 SAT 21 SAT 21 SAT 22 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 22 SUN 22 SUN 2010
23 MON M.O.S SB 5pm-Dark 23 MON 23 MON 24 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 TUES 24 TUES 25 WED Murrys.Alliance 5pm-Dark 25 WED 25 WED 26 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 26 THURS 26 THURS 27 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 27 FRI 27 FRI 28 SAT 28 SAT 28 SAT 29 SUN Senior SB 1-5pm 29 SUN 29 SUN 30 MON M.O.S SB 30 MON 30 MON 31 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 31 TUES 31 TUES SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. FIELD 6 1 WED 1 WED 1 WED 2 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 2 THURS 2 THURS 3 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 3 FRI 3 FRI 4 SAT 4 SAT 4 SAT 5 SUN 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON 6 MON 6 MON 7 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 7 TUES 7 TUES 8 WED 8 WED 8 WED 9 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 9 THURS 9 THURS 10 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 10 FRI 10 FRI 11 SAT 11 SAT 11 SAT 12 SUN 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON 13 MON 13 MON 14 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 14 TUES 14 TUES 15 WED 15 WED 15 WED 16 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 16 THURS 16 THURS 17 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 17 FRI 17 FRI 18 SAT 18 SAT 18 SAT 19 SUN 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON 20 MON 20 MON 21 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 21 TUES 21 TUES 22 WED 22 WED 22 WED 23 THURS Senior SB 5pm-Dark 23 THURS 23 THURS 24 FRI Senior SB 5pm-Dark 24 FRI 24 FRI 25 SAT 25 SAT 25 SAT 26 SUN 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON 27 MON 27 MON 28 TUES Senior SB 5pm-Dark 28 TUES 28 TUES 29 WED 29 WED 29 WED 30 THURS 30 THURS 30 THURS OCT. OCT. OCT. FIELD 6 1 FRI 1 FRI 1 FRI 2 SAT 2 SAT 2 SAT 3 SUN 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON 4 MON 4 MON 5 TUES 5 TUES 5 TUES 6 WED 6 WED 6 WED 7 THURS 7 THURS 7 THURS 8 FRI 8 FRI 8 FRI 9 SAT 9 SAT 9 SAT 10 SUN 10 SUN 10 SUN 11 MON 11 MON 11 MON 2010
12 TUES 12 TUES 12 TUES 13 WED 13 WED 13 WED 14 THURS 14 THURS 14 THURS 15 FRI 15 FRI 15 FRI 16 SAT 16 SAT 16 SAT 17 SUN 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON 18 MON 18 MON 19 TUES 19 TUES 19 TUES 20 WED 20 WED 20 WED 21 THURS 21 THURS 21 THURS 22 FRI 22 FRI 22 FRI 23 SAT 23 SAT 23 SAT 24 SUN 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON 25 MON 25 MON 26 TUES 26 TUES 26 TUES 27 WED 27 WED 27 WED 28 THURS 28 THURS 28 THURS 29 FRI 29 FRI 29 FRI 30 SAT 30 SAT 30 SAT 31 31 31 2010
VETERANS/BECKWITH
Veterans Beckwith
APRIL Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME APRIL Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 1 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 2 FRI 2 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 3 SAT 3 SAT 4 SUN MASA NOON-6PM 4 SUN 5 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 5 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 6 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 6 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 7 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 7 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 8 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 8 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 9 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 9 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 10 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 10 SAT 11 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-DARK 11 SUN 12 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 12 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 13 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 13 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 14 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 14 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 15 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 15 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 16 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 16 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 17 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 17 SAT 18 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-DARK 18 SUN 19 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 19 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 20 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 20 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 21 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 21 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 22 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 22 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 23 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 23 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 24 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 24 SAT 25 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 25 SUN 26 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 26 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 27 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 27 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 28 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 28 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 29 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 29 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 30 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 30 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM MAY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME MAY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 1 SAT 2 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 2 SUN 3 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 3 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 4 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 4 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 5 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm Middle School Soccer 6-9pm 5 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 6 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 6 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 7 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 7 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 8 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 8 SAT 2010
9 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 9 SUN 10 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 10 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 11 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 11 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 12 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 12 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 13 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 13 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 14 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 14 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 15 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 15 SAT 16 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 16 SUN 17 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 17 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 18 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 18 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 19 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 19 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 20 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 20 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 21 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 21 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 22 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 22 SAT 23 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 23 SUN 24 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 24 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 25 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 25 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 26 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 26 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 27 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 27 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 28 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 28 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 29 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 29 SAT 30 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 30 SUN 31 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 31 MON FRLAX 3-8PM JUNE Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JUNE Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 1 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 2 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FRLAX 3-8PM 2 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 3 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 3 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 4 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 4 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 5 SAT ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 5 SAT 6 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 6 SUN 7 MON 7 MON FRLAX 3-8PM 8 TUES 8 TUES FRLAX 3-8PM 9 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm 9 WED FRLAX 3-8PM 10 THURS 10 THURS FRLAX 3-8PM 11 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 11 FRI FRLAX 3-8PM 12 SAT 12 SAT 13 SUN MASA NOON-6PM ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 13 SUN 14 MON 14 MON 15 TUES 15 TUES 16 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 16 WED 17 THURS 17 THURS 18 FRI ALLEGHENY FORCE 5-dark 18 FRI 19 SAT 19 SAT 20 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 20 SUN 21 MON Shooting with the pros 9am - noon JJJJ 21 MON 22 TUES Shooting with the pros 9am - noon 22 TUES 23 WED Shooting with the pros 9am - noon AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 23 WED 24 THURS Shooting with the pros 9am - noon 24 THURS 25 FRI Shooting with the pros 9am - noon 25 FRI 26 SAT 26 SAT 27 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 27 SUN 28 MON FRSD 6-DARK 28 MON 2010
29 TUES 29 TUES 30 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 30 WED JULY Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME JULY Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 THURS MASA 6-dark 1 THURS 2 FRI 2 FRI 3 SAT 3 SAT 4 SUN 4 SUN 5 MON FRSD 6-DARK 5 MON 6 TUES FRSD 6-dark 6 TUES 7 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 7 WED 8 THURS FRSD 6-dark 8 THURS 9 FRI 9 FRI 10 SAT 10 SAT 11 SUN 11 SUN 12 MON PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 12 MON 13 TUES PGH CES LAX 8-4PM FRSD 6-dark 13 TUES 14 WED PGH CES LAX 8-4PM AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 14 WED 15 THURS PGH CES LAX 8-4PM FRSD 6-dark 15 THURS MASA 6-9pm 16 FRI PGH CES LAX 8-4PM 16 FRI 17 SAT 17 SAT 18 SUN 18 SUN 19 MON J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm d-1 soccer camp 5-dark 19 MON 20 TUES J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm d-1 soccer camp 5-dark 20 TUES 21 WED J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 21 WED 22 THURS J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm d-1 soccer camp 5-dark 22 THURS MASA 6-9pm 23 FRI J. COSTMA CAMP 8-1pm d-1 soccer camp 5-dark 23 FRI 24 SAT 24 SAT 25 SUN FR Soccer Boosters 3pm - 6pm 25 SUN 26 MON 26 MON 27 TUES 27 TUES 28 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm AAU TRAVEL SOCCER 6-DARK 28 WED 29 THURS MASA 6-dark 29 THURS 30 FRI 30 FRI 31 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 31 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON AUGUSTVeterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME AUGUSBeckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 SUN ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 1 SUN 2 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 3 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 WED Sprotszone 9am - 1pm FAMFA 4:30-DARK 4 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 5 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 6 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 7 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 7 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 8 SUN 8 SUN 9 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 9 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 10 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 11 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 12 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 13 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 14 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 14 SAT MURRYSVILLE COMMUNITY DAY ALL DAY 15 SUN FR M Cheerleaders Noon - 3pm ALLEGHENY FORCE 6-DARK 15 SUN 16 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 16 MON FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 17 TUES FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 2010
18 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 18 WED FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 19 THURS FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 20 FRI FRSD 8-4PM FAMFA 4:30-DARK 21 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 21 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON ALLEGHENY FORCE 12-4PM 22 SUN 22 SUN 23 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 23 MON FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 24 TUES FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 25 WED FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 26 THURS FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 27 FRI FAMFA 4:30-DARK 28 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 28 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 29 SUN 29 SUN 30 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 30 MON FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 31 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 31 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK SEPT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME SEPT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 1 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 3 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 3 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 4 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 4 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 5 SUN 5 SUN 6 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 6 MON FRSD 3-6PM 7 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 7 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 9 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 9 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 10 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 10 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 11 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 11 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 12 SUN 12 SUN 13 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 13 MON FRSD 3-6PM 14 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 14 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 16 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 16 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 17 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 17 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 18 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 18 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 19 SUN 19 SUN 20 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 20 MON FRSD 3-6PM 21 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 21 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 23 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 23 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 24 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 24 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 25 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 25 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 26 SUN 26 SUN 27 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 27 MON FRSD 3-6PM 28 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 28 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 30 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 30 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK OCT. Veterans DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME OCT Beckwith DAYTIME USER TIME NIGHT TIME USER TIME 1 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 1 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 2 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 2 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 3 SUN 3 SUN 4 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 4 MON FRSD 3-6PM 5 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 5 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 6 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 6 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 2010
7 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 7 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 8 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 8 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 9 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 9 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 10 SUN 10 SUN 11 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 11 MON FRSD 3-6PM 12 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 12 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 13 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 13 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 14 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 14 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 15 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 15 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 16 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 16 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 17 SUN 17 SUN 18 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 18 MON FRSD 3-6PM 19 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 19 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 20 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 20 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 21 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 21 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 22 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 22 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 6-DARK 23 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON Sportzone flag 23 SAT MASA 9AM-2pm 24 SUN 24 SUN 25 MON FRSD 3-6PM MASA 6-DARK 25 MON FRSD 3-6PM 26 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 26 TUES FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 27 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 27 WED FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 28 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 28 THURS FRSD 3-6PM FAMFA 6-DARK 29 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 29 FRI FRSD 3-6PM 30 SAT FAMFA(playoffs all out of t 9AM-NOON 30 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 31 SUN 31 SUN NOV Veterans NOV Beckwith 1 MON 1 MON 2 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 2 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 3 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 3 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 4 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 4 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 5 FRI 5 FRI 6-DARK 6 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 6 SAT FAMFA 9AM-NOON 7 SUN 7 8 MON 9 TUES FAMFA 6-DARK 10 WED FAMFA 6-DARK 11 THURS FAMFA 6-DARK 12 6-DARK 2010
2008 Fields Use Schedule Municipality of Murrysville
Check with schedule carefully to see that the times assigned to your organization is as requested or if changes were assigned due to conflicts.
Note of seasonal start and finish: We traditionally do not schedule field use before the first of April or after mid-Nov. The start and completion of seasonal field use is dependent on weather, condition of fields and progress of field maintenance. ANY DESIRE TO USE THE FIELDS EARLIER THAN SCHEDULED WILL NEED TO BE CLEARED THROUGH PARK FOREMAN. To discuss/confirm earlier dates and other weather/field condition questions: contact Jim Menhorn at [email protected] or 724-327-2100 x 314
All policies and procedures must be followed and wise use of the fields during poor weather/field condtions is important. Please call Jim with any maintenance concerns and Recreation Director (724-327-2100 x 115) with any scheduling concerns Contacts for field exchanges Allegheny Force Jim Altman 724-327-6762 or 412-721-5700 [email protected] Church Softball Pat Byers 412-856-9446 or 412-519-7671 [email protected] DAAA Gregg Woyt 724-468-3311 [email protected] Discovery Sharon Kolson 724-325-7456 or 412-554-9590 [email protected] Family Learning Opps Maryalice Newborn 724-325-2276 [email protected] FR Lacrosse Ruth Ann Wargofchik (724) 733-1368 [email protected] FRAA Baseball Bill Constantin 412-260-5194 [email protected] FRAA Coopertown Lori Novak 724-733-0785 [email protected] FRAA Softball Anthony Roperti 724-733-2048 or 412-389-7371 [email protected] FRSD Zack Kessler 724-327-5456 x 5014 [email protected] MAMFA (football) David Lame (412) 817-2490 [email protected] MASA Jeff Pike 412-613-2295 [email protected] MASA - summer camp Dan Martin MOM Rob Hunter 724-327-2100 x 115 [email protected] Murrysville Senior Citizens Robert Markley Sr. 724-327-3702 [email protected] Murrysville Women's Softball Aimee Brown 724-387-1119 or 724-396-6613 [email protected] Murrysville Vol Fire League Ken Halleck 412-491-2288 [email protected] Pittsburgh Aces Jon Moriarty 724-514-7345 or 724-413-5299 [email protected] Murrysville Alliance Church Jeff Popp 412-372-0183 or 412-858-6184
Terminology Morning= 8 AM - noon Designation of "Community Use" means that residents and others may schedule field Afternoon = noon - 5:45 pm during that time for parties & picnics along with pavilion rental or just come and play
Table 1 Murrysville Program Inventory 2009/2010 Year: Fall 2009, Winter 2010, & Spring/Summer 2010 seasons Program Age Gender Fee Location Season # Comment
Teen and Youth Programs Driver Education 15+ B $130 Muni Fall, Winter, 27 Bldg Spring Summer SAT Math Prep Teen B $125 Muni Fall, Winter 7 Bldg Babysitting Certification 11+ B $45 Muni Fall, Winter 6 Bldg Stranger Danger 5-12 B $58 Sloan Fall, Winter 22 $35 martial arts uniform gym Sportzone youth basketball 5-12 B $58 FRHS Winter 44 gym Little Tots Dance & Tumble 3-5 B $40 MCC Fall 6 Let’s Play Little Ones 3-5 B $32 MCC Fall Youth Fall Golf 8-14 B $100 MT golf Fall 23 Held at one of courses Murrysville’s three golf courses. Early Bird Shoot Around 6-11 B $28 Sloan Fall 19 gym Young Champions of 4-15 B $7/week Twp Park Fall, Winter, 135 $7 registration fee America Spring/Summer Partnership program Youth Shoot Around 6-11 B $28 School Fall 25 Filled gym Fabulous Facts 9-10 B $26 Sloan Winter, 17 Spring/ Summer Karate for Kids 6-11 B $20 ATA Winter, 8 Black Spring/Summer Belt Academy Tiny Tigers 4-6 B $20 ATA Winter, 13 Black Spring/Summer Belt Acad. Drama Kids International 6-10 B $160 MCC Winter 11 After School Program 11-16 B $60 Dean”s Winter 0 Dean’s H&FC Wee Zumba 3-5 B $36/cpl Integral Winter 2 Ballrm Ballroom Dancing for 6-16 B $80 Integral Winter 2 Children & Teens Ballrm Playground Program 5-11 B $5/day rotates Spring/Summer 1,009 $10 registration. $45 discount card for 10 visits. Pedora, Bear Hollow, Kovalczik, MT Comm Ctr, Chambers. Volunteer at Murrysville 13 - 18 B 0 rotates Spring/Summer 20 Limited number accepted Playground Boot Camp Kids 6 -10 B $20 Twp Park Spring/Summer 0 Cancelled Family Fitness 2-6 $30 Twp Park Spring/Summer 0 Cancelled Mosaic Tile Art 8+ $40 Sloan Art Spring/Summer 10 NBA 7-11 F $28 Heritage Spring/Summer 17 Boys Basketball Camp 6-9 M $28 Heritage Spring/Summer 23
1 Program Age Gender Fee Location Season # Comment
Teen and Youth Programs (continued) Total Image 9-11 F $28 Alluring Spring/Summer 10 Designs Salon Chess for Beginners 5-Adult B $41/ Heritage Spring/Summer 2 23 Art Rm Chess Advanced 5-Adult B $38 Newlon Spring/Summer 4 Cafeteria Friendship Tea Party 3-5 B $13 Muni Spring/Summer 9 two sessions Bldg Bugs in the Kitchen 3-5 B $10 Muni Spring/Summer 13 two sessions Bldg Jewelry Making 8+ B $24 Muni Spring/Summer 4 Bldg Wire Wrap Jewelry 8+ B $22 Muni Spring/Summer 4 Bldg Look I’m Drawing All B $23 Library Spring/Summer 35 four sessions Safety Town 5 B $77 MCC Spring/Summer 22 Parent/Child Story Walk 2-8 B $1/child Twp Park Spring/Summer 17 two sessions $5/adult TOTAL teen & youth 1,510 Special Events Light Up Night All B Free 1st Pres Fall 135 Church Star Party All B Free MCP Fall, Winter 165 Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh Chili Oktberfest All B $10 Townsend Fall 150 Sponsored by Murrysville Export Rotary Club. Fundraiser. Annual Egg Hunt All B Free Townsend Winter 400+ Participants, family and friends. Snowman Contest All B Free Winter 12 Running its lifecycle. Murrysville Community Day All B Free MCP Second 3,000 Saturday of August Westmoreland All B Free Townsend Spring/Sumer 85 Partnership program. Conservancy Geocaching Goes out to 2 parks and Event five nature reserves,. Springtime Puppy Party All B Free Walkers Spring/Summer 20 Partnership program. Pet Hotail Discount Tickets All B varies various All 423 Seven Springs, Pittsburgh venues Zoo, Kennywood, Sandcastle, Idlewild, Hershey Park Sardis Park 50th Anniv. All B Free Sardis July 10 50 One time event. Partnership program. Paws on the Run Grand All B Free MT Dog April 10 150 One Time Event 120 Opening Park dogs Spring Awakening All B Free MCC April 24 75 Annual event. TOTAL special events 3,815 Health and Fitness Fitness 365 BOSU Teen- B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 1 Adult 365 Zumba Teen – B $45 Fitness Fall, Winter 3 Adult 365 Spinning Teen – B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 2 Adult 365 Pilates Fusion Teen – B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 1 Adult 365
2 Pilates Fusion Teen – B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 1 Adult 365 Sculpt Teen – B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 0 Adult 365 Pilates Teen – B $40 Fitness Fall, Winter 2 Adult 365 Cardio Kick Boxing Teen- B $45 Fitness Spring/Summer 0 Adult 365 Dean’s Health & Fitness Center 0 Membership - Intro 12- B $60/10 Dean’s Fall, Winter, 2 Adult visits Spring/Summer Zumba Teen – B $65 Dean’s Fall, Winter 10 $75 for unlimited Adult Pilates Teen – B $40 Dean’s Fall, Winter, 4 Adult Spring/Summer Piloga Teen – B $42 Dean’s Fall, Winter 0 Adult Smart Sculpt Teen – B $40 Dean’s Fall, Winter, 0 Adult Spring/Summer Cardio Conditioning Teen – B $40 Dean’s Fall, Winter 4 Adult Sculpt Teen – B $40 Dean’s Fall, Winter 3 Adult Tai Chi Teen – B $45 Dean’s Fall, Winter 4 Adult Vinyasa Yoga Teen- B $48 Dean’s Winter, 0 Adult Spring/Summer Yoga Teen- B $35 Dean’s Winter, 13 Adult Spring/Summer Guts-N-Butts Teen- B $54 Dean’s Winter 0 Adult Yogafit Teen- B $35 Dean’s Winter, 0 Adult Spring/Summer Silver Sneakers Muscular Sr Cit B $28 Dean’s Fall 1 strength Silver Sneakers Cardio Sr Cit B $28 Dean’s Fall 0 Circuit Silver Sneaker Yoga Stretch Sr Cit B $28 Dean’s Fall 0 Aquatics 0 Adult Lap swimming Adult B $4/day Franklin Fall, Winter, 2,086 Reg Mid Spring/Summer School Family Recreational Swim All B $4/day Franklin Fall, Winter, Reg Mid Spring/Summer School Party Packages All B $60/Fr Franklin Fall, Winter, Very successful. res; $80 Reg Mid Spring/Summer nonres School Discover Snorkeling All B Winter 4 Discover SCUBA 8+ Winter 6 Open water SCUBA 8+ B Winter 2 Swim Lessons 0 Parent Toddler 4 & B $25 Franklin Spring/ 18 under Reg Mid Summer School Youth 5+ B $29-58 Franklin Spring/ 171 18 sessions Reg Mid Summer School Fencing 8-Adult B $65 MCC Fall, Winter, 56 $32 equipment rental Spring/Summer two fall sessions, two spr sum
3 Trail Walks All B 0 Rotates Spring/ 630 42 trail walks. Duff, Summer Community Park, McGinnis, Townsend, Caywood, Pleasant Valley, Tomer, King, Lillian Kellman, Walter, Bear Hollow. 10- 20/walk Zumba Toning Teen- B $40 Dean’s Spring/ 0 Cancelled Adult Summer Core Cardio Fusion Teen- B $48 Dean’s Spring/ 0 Cancelled Adult Summer Tennis 0 Lessons 3+ - B $68 res FRSD Spring/ 105 adult $73 non tennis Summer res courts Hunting program Teen- B $35 7 Fall, Winter 93 Filled. 50-75 on waiting Adult locations list. TOTAL Fitness & Wellness 3,221 Special Needs Fun Time For Children 6-11 B Fall Cancelled Discovery Classes Great Pumpkin Painting 7-10 B Fall 0 Formerly provided by a Halloween Costume 5-7 B Fall 0 community organization Party for 27 years. Disbanded Stained Glass Leaves 7-10 B Fall 1 in 2009. Programs no Thanksgiving Fun for 5-7 B Fall 0 longer working. To be Kids discontinued in Make Your Own 5-7 B Fall 0 2010/2011. Christmas Gift Christmas Gift Giving 7-10 B Fall 0 Wedding Dance Adult B Winter 0 Workshop Painters in the Parks All B 0 Rotates Spring/ 0 Bear Hollow, MCP, Summer Townsend. 12 sessions. Exhibits in Nov & Dec Other Services Community Center All B Varies ; All $23,600 $30/hr – building Rental double in $25/hr – main room fees for revenues $15/hr – medium room non-res . $10/hr – small room About 1,180 rental hours Park Pavilions All B Varies Bear Seasonal 85 $35/day – residents Hollow, rentals $70/day – non- Chambers 3,000 residents Kovalczik, partici- $10 – electricity Pedora, pants Gazebo: $15 – Townsend est. resident; $30 – non- Duff resident
4 Recreation Facility Needs Comparison (per NRPA Standards)
Recommended Recommended Recommended Recommended Additional Facility Current Total # of Additional Facility Total # of Facilities Quantities at Facility NRPA Regional Facilities at Est. Quantities at Est. at Buildout Pop. Buildout Pop. Facility Inventory Standard Standard Pop. (19,442) Pop. (19,442) (32,000) (32,000) Basketball 7 1/5,000 1/5,000 3.8884 1 6.4 0 Tennis Courts 4 1/2,000 1/2,000 9.721 5 16 12 Youth Baseball 7 1/20,000 1/5,000 3.8884 0 6.4 0 Softball 2 1/5,000 1/5,000 3.8884 2 6.4 4 Football 2 1/20,000 1/10,000 1.9442 0 3.2 1 Soccer 5 1/10,000 1/5,000 3.8884 0 6.4 2 Lacrosse 2 NS 1/5,000 3.8884 2 6.4 4 Swimming Pools 0 1/20,000 1/20,000 0.9721 0 1 1 Playgrounds 5 NS 0 0 Picnic Tables 9 NS 0 0 Trails 6 NS 0 0 Recreation Center 1* 1/20,00 1/20,000 0.9721 1 1 1 Street Hockey 1 NS 0 0
Current population based on the 2007 estimated population: 19,442 (3.4% increase from the 2000 Census data)‐ U.S. Census 19,442 * Non‐active recreation at the Community Center. Center contains meeting spaces and kitchen space. Dedicated to excellence.
Murrysville Field Usage Analysis February 2011
Soccer/Multi-Purpose Fields
Veteran's FieldBeckwith Field MCP Field 1 MCP Field 2 MCP Field 3 Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly % of Weekly Available Reserved % of Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Reserved Reserved Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours April 70 42 60% 25 36% 42 60% 39 56% 39 56% May 70 35 50% 25 36% 42 60% 39 56% 39 56% June 84 17 20% 25 30% 39 46% 39 46% 39 46% July 84 49 58% 3 4% 4 5% 2.5 3% 0 0% August 84 60 71% 60 71% 40 48% 60 71% 39 46% September 84 30 36% 30 36% 44 52% 39 46% 34 40% October 70 30 43% 30 43% 44 63% 29 41% 29 41% November 70 6 9% 15 21% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Baseball/Softball Fields
Townsend Park Field 1 Townsend Park Field 2 Chambers Park Bear Hollow Park Field 1 Bear Hollow Park Field 2 Pedora Park Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly % of Weekly Weekly % of Weekly Available Reserved % of Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Reserved Reserved Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Reserved Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Hours April 70 45.5 65% 63 90% 35.5 51% 35.5 51% 35.5 51% 32.5 46% May 70 45.5 65% 59 84% 35.5 51% 35.5 51% 35.5 51% 32.5 46% June 84 45.5 54% 41.5 49% 35.5 42% 35.5 42% 35.5 42% 32.5 39% July 84 12 14% 18 21% 51 61% 47 56% 47 56% 7 8% August 84 19 23% 19 23% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 3 4% September 84 19 23% 25 30% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% October 70 0 0% 6 9% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% November 70 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Kovalczik Park Royal Highlands Field MPC Field 4 MPC Field 5 MPC Field 6 Weekly Weekly Weekly Weekly % of Weekly Available Reserved % of Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Reserved Reserved Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Weekly Reserved % of Weekly Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Hours Hours Reserved Hours Hours Reserved Hours April 70 37 53% 35.5 51% 13 19% 35.5 51% 4 6% May 70 37 53% 35.5 51% 13 19% 35.5 51% 19 27% June 84 34 40% 35.5 42% 24 29% 35.5 42% 19 23% July 84 3 4% 12 14% 24 29% 12 14% 0 0% August 84 0 0% 0 0% 24 29% 0 0% 0 0% September 84 3 4% 0 0% 9 11% 0 0% 0 0% October 70 3 4% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% November 70 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% Dedicated to excellence.
Appendix
Appendix G– Meeting Minutes
Dedicated to excellence.
Parks Commission meeting – July 14, 2007
Attending – Yingling, Boyd, Aiken, Dittman, Pees. Staff – Hunter and Connors, Council liaison Kearns
Call to order 7:05 pm
Minutes of June meeting – one change to minutes for Oliver Subdivision motion to rephrase accordingly “the drawings be accepted with the noted lot line adjustment”----. Motion to accept the change made by Herb Yingling, seconded by Tom Dittman and approved.
Developer Submittals – Bella Ciciano tabled. Developer is making revisions.
Recreation report – Hunting survey for Trouthaven area – Jim Boyd reported the results of the responses. He offered two options after reading the reponses. The first was to not have hunting in the area; the second is to allow a very limited number (3 or 4) of the best hunters to hunt under specific conditions and restrictions. Decision was tabled to August meeting pending “mapping” out the responses based on addresses.
Community Day – Size is limited by the number of booths available from the County – 36 – and by the lack of water and need for port-a-john facilities. Participants renting booths must provide one of the following: games, educational activities, food. There will be 26 tables available for rent under the Leftwich pavilion for churches or businesses wanting to distribute information.
In the event of rain the booths and activities will be set up in the parking lots to prevent damage to the field surfaces.
Soccer fields at MCP are to be “earthquaked” on July 15th with added work done to the surfaces as needed. The Earthquake machine was purchased with $22,500 of the funds donated by MASA for naming rights. Plans are to rest half of each field for one year to allow for turf improvement, beginning with field 1B. Dog Park Project - Chain link fencing is in, trees and shrubs are in and being watered, parking lot work has been completed, split rail fence work is almost finished – awaiting some line posts.
Private Industry Council (PIC) has some people working at the park doing various jobs as part of training or retraining programs – painting, small construction projects, landscape work, etc.
Duff Park Discovery Walk scheduled for Saturday, August 1 at 10 am and will be led by botanist Loree Speedy who did the invasives survey for the park.
The Trails Committee has adopted a new name – The Murrysville Trail Alliance, and is planning some hikes and bike rides. Further information to be provided as it is developed.
Motion to adjourn by Herb Yingling – 8:03 pm
Notes taken by Joan Kearns Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes February 10, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Dittman, Lame, Pees, Sampson and Yingling Not attending: Jones
Staff Liaison: Rich Connors Staff present: C. Martin Council Liaison: Joan Kearns
Sampson—presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
The Minutes of the January, 2009 were approved with correction/addition to pg2 of minutes that Rob was working on a special needs luncheon. Minutes from November 2008 were also approved.
COMMISSION BUSINESS
The Parks report—accepted by the Commission as written and mailed to the Members prior to the meeting.
The Recreation Report—Carrie presented to the members a draft lease for MOM buildings, pavilions, in the Parks for groups to sign before using the requested building, etc. Also included was a proposed fee structure for the buildings. The discussion on fee structure was held over to March 2009.
Carrie mentioned that a Grant writing seminar was being held on February 19 and 26. If anyone was interested, contact her or Rob.
Hunting report—spring will bring the farm report including soybean futures. 51 deer eliminated including 7 bucks.
New Business:
SUBMITTAL
An initial review of the Murree Property on Logans Ferry Rd, consisting of 55 acres, with a view towards 18 lots was offered. As no representative of the developer was present, all action was held over until someone was present to answer the Commission questions.
Cline Hollow Village-PRD This development is on Cline Hollow where barn is located. This property has 27 lots available. Again due to no representative present from developer, the discussion was held over.
OLD BUSINESS
Dog Park EPD is doing its work and moving forward. Early May 2009 is target date to start construction.
MCP
The H2O line along Evans Road is going well with some work, being put out to a sub contractor to finish.
The MASA pavilion and surrounding area is looking good
Discussion was had about a skate park at MCP but it was determined that this portion of MCP was a phase II and not phase II. We learned from Rich that there existed a feeling by staff that phase I should be completed before moving into phase II in a significant way. The phase I projects which are still “open” could be dealt with if MOM obtains DCNR grant monies that have been discussed.
Wetlands—the gas well is still leaking. PennDot is responsible for this on-going problem. Golden Triangle construction is looking into the problem.
Horse Park—Horse trail at MCP. After a discussion by members, Herb made a MTN, 2nd by Tom to allow Betsy to develop a proposal to present at a future meeting concerning the Horse trail at MCP. Vote passed.
Monthly Budget items--- it was reported to the Commission that there is approx 1 million dollars remaining in the bond issue.
Funk bikeway stabilization is finished. The work was under budget.
Bubble reported that Roberta’s work and personal schedule are hindering her abilities to attend Commission meetings. At the suggestion and concurrence of those in attendance, it was requested that Staff send a letter to Roberta and request her intentions as to fulfilling her term or resign as a Commission member. For the record, Roberta has served as a Commission member and volunteer of MOM for a number of years and the Commission understands her work and personal time constraints.
Committee reports
Community Center—no report
Gifting—there was a meeting but nothing of note occurred at that meeting.
Invasive Committee---photo contest is over. Awards will be presented at a future Invasive meeting. The mapping is complete
Map – they are working on the official map nothing concrete yet to report.
Mtn to adjourn by group Adjourn at 8:20 pm
Respectfully submitted,
David Lame Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes March 10, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Dittman, Lame, Pees, Sampson and Yingling
Staff Liaison: Rich Connors Staff present: Rob Hunter Council Liaison: Joan Kearns
Sampson—presiding
Guests/presenters: Brian Almeter o/b/o Murry Hills a/k/a Murree Hills Greg Kourniotis for Ray Patalsky Cline Hollow RD—PRD Ray Patalsky, Developer
Initially the Members were advised that Roberta Jones has resigned as a Member. These minutes and record note Roberta’s long association with Parks and Recreation and the Commission thanks her for her service. A position vacancy will be advertised by MOM and the spot filled for the remainder of Roberta’s term.
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
The Minutes of the February, 2009 meeting were approved with correction/addition to pg2 of minutes that Rob was working on a special needs luncheon. Minutes from November 2008 were also approved.
Guests/presentations
Cline Hollow PRD A 27 lot development with 3 areas of open space and 4 wet land areas. The Commission discussed use of lot 19 for purposes of trail development. The objection seemed to center on having a trail right of way that would run thru a back yard or along side of a homeowners property. As such, the commission voiced concerns about residential privacy, physical flexibility of the trail (slope and grade), and finally the expense of creating the trail.
The developer, who was present, expressed a desire to work with the Parks Commission and MOM as much as possible in getting the trail to come together. The Commission will make a recommendation for staff to take forward but in the following manner. The commission voted to approve a MTN by Betsy and a 2nd from Herb to form a committee and have the committee walk thru Cline Hollow and make a recommendation to be circulated, via e-mail, to the commission members for review and vote for submission to Staff. NOTE: Via an e-mail the Commission was sent a draft of the recommendations from our appointed committee.
Brian Almeter-- This is the old Hornsbee property. It will be an 18 lot subdivision currently zoned R1. They are doing the public streets first. There will be a detention pond which MOM will assume ownership of. The homeowners will also have a homeowner’s association. The commission noted a lack of common open space. The property abuts existing Moonlight Drive but there are no current plans to connect the 2 roads.
Upon MTN of Betsy with 2nd by Bubble it was recommended that the developer have a walking trail, pedestrian easement starting at Murreee Hills entrance following the existing farm road, along Logans Ferry Rd, thru the intervening property. This recommendation passed.
Mtn by Betsy—2nd Tom-- that the end of Moonlight Drive between property lots 2 and 3 be the place for the trail thus establishing an easier more viable connection. Vote was 4-2 against, motion failed.
COMMISSION BUSINESS
The Parks report—accepted by the Commission as written and mailed to the Members prior to the meeting.
The Recreation Report—Rob presented to the members a draft lease for MOM buildings, pavilions, in the Parks for groups to sign before using the requested building, etc. Also included was a proposed fee structure for the buildings. The discussion on fee structure was held and upon Mtn by Herb, 2nd by Tom approved as presented by Rob in the hand out Carrie gave to the Commission.
Rob discussed Community Day. It will be moved to August 15 at MCP. There will be fireworks. Everything is at MCP. There will be 36 booths of which 10 are food booths. 26 booths are activity booths. There will also be informational tables that can be had by groups etc, which will be placed under the new pavilion at MCP.
Rob indicated that Carrie had recently written 7 grant apps for summer playground program. In addition the grant writing seminar went well.
Finally Rob reported there are 66 summer programs available along with 4 special events including Murrysville Fitness Camp. The camp is a boot camp to get fit. It is free to all FR SD students, this summer. It is expected to be an 8am start.
New Business: Sun oil letter from Parks to CA Barrett and MOM response-- It was conveyed to the Commission that our letter to former CA John Barrett was read by new CA Jim Morrison and we were told that nothing can happen with any distribution of money unless and or until DEP approves levy of a fine against Sun Oil. CA Morrison, thru Rob, informed the Commission that MOM is working with DEP and MOM will not let this issue go unresolved.
Betsy suggested the Commission adopt or establish guidelines for developers to know ahead of time what we are looking for. Most importantly is their presence at our meeting when their proposal/plan is being presented—they or their agent need to be present. We will discuss this at a later meeting. NOTE: Via an e-mail, Betsy sent a working proposal to the Commission members for review.
OLD BUSINESS MCP ---- Dog Park EPD is doing its work and moving forward. Early May 2009 is target date to start construction. This is still the focus of MOM for the dog park, However, some of the items suggested by EPD were not cost realistic and therefore were eliminated or scaled back in scope.
The H2O line and sewer work are both going well. OTHER----
Monthly Budget items--- deferred discussion until later month.
MOM is a part of the Turtle Creek Gorge which runs from Duff Park to Trafford along the railroad.
Snowman contest—we are waiting for snow and hence waiting for pictures.
Upon MTN by Betsy and 2nd Herb the Commission recommended we keep hosting a photo contest. Vote passed all in favor.
Committee reports
Community Center—no report
Gifting—there was a meeting but nothing of note occurred at that meeting.
Invasive Committee---wild flower guide is coming
Map – they are working on the official map nothing concrete yet to report.
Mtn to adjourn made by group. Adjourn at 9:00 pm
Respectfully submitted,
David Lame Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes April 14, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Dittman, Lame, Pees, and Sampson Absent: Yingling Staff Liaison(s): Rich Connors, Rob Hunter and Jim Menhorn Council Liaison: Joan Kearns
Guests: Chris Hamm—o/b/o Bianca Rose Sampson-- presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
The minutes of March 2009 as offered were approved by voice vote. Additions; Ex-Member gifts/ Cline Hollow vote on the committee review & report/ developer submittals and Commission procedures and process
Submittals/guests:
Bianca Rose – the plan was previously before the Commission as upon which the Commission voted to recommend Fee in Lieu Of.
With this phase the developer is back and now presents plans on having an above ground pond retention system instead of underground tank system for storm water. The land around the pond system will have “nice” fencing so as to blend more with the surrounding areas.
West Penn Power has a right of way in the development and they will be using a gravel road around the ponds. Mr. Hamm indicated that the developer agrees to work with the MOM and that there will be a dedication of a trial easement to Murrysville someplace within the Bianca Rose project. In addition, there will be open space for use by the Homeowners Assoc. Start of construction was discussed for the summer of 2009.
The Commission discussed the idea of keeping the open space with the Homeowners Assoc and recommending that MOM not accept the dedication of open space as it has a potential of creating more headaches later as well as having additional costs to MOM.
There was a MTN by Aiken 2nd by Pees for the following recommendation: 1. A bike path along Weistertown Road. 2 and 3. A pedestrian easement on the North side of the property following the sewage easement, over to the South side of the property extending along and to the high ground near the stream. , With the suggested crossing to be by the cul de sac. 4. MOM refuse acceptance of the open space and that ownership of the open space stay with the Homeowners Assoc. The recommendation passed all in favor. Page 2
Before Moving to Commission Business, it was decided by the Commission that a formal vote on the Cline Hollow PRD Parks Commission review committee was needed. The Committee which was set up in a prior meeting went and reviewed the Cline Hollow proposed PRD. The Committee e-mailed their recommendations to the Commission on March 17, 2009. The recommendations, upon MTN by Dittman and 2nd by Aiken were upon vote of the Commission approved by all as sent in the March 17, 2009 email.
COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. The Parks report and Recreation Reports — Both reports were accepted by the Commission as written and provided to the Members prior to the meeting.
B. New Business---Parks
It was told to the Commission that the new MOM Chief Admin. Would be presenting to Council a power point presentation of the Phase I projects currently existing at MCP with discussion and presentation of what is forthcoming. The purpose of this is to seek Council direction on what type of sewage system to install and go with at MCP. Projected costs will be provided to Council for the various options which have been discussed for sewage.
Jim advised that he recently procured and had delivered to MCP 40 Red Maple trees with a trunk of approx 3 to 3.5 around which will provide immediate benefit to MCP users.
A DCNR grant application has been written in which MOM requested $592,000 for items in Phase I MCP that are remaining, EXCLUDING the dog park and Miracle Field which have their own funding sources.
Dog Park bids are due on or before April 24, 2009. Rich is of the opinion that EPD could still be on track to meet with the Commission at our June 2009 meeting.
C. New business---Recreation:
After escaping the shackles of the MASA Board, Rob informed the Commission that:
The Easter Egg Hunt went very well and its return to Townsend Park was a big positive with all who came out for the event. The 2010 Easter Egg Hunt will be at Townsend.
MOM Community day is a GO for August 15, 2009. Rob has lined up several Scout Troops for assistance. The boys will camp out at MCP the night before Community Day, maintaining a patrol and guarding the tents to be used for Community Day. The scouts will receive a badge for their efforts.
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Community Day---sell a banner--get a sponsor. Rob has developed a good way for local folks to advertise themselves and businesses by buying a sponsor banner which will be displayed at MCP along with recognition in the local papers of their contribution towards making Community Day 2009 a success. For info call the MOM.
Star Party—on April 25, 2009 field number 6, there will be a star gazing party.
Nutshell is out.
FYI- Because of construction, there will be no summer rec swim at FR SD again this year. This is a significant loss of revenue for the rec office. Also, there will be no use of the FR SD stadium, this summer as the turf and track are being replaced and updated.
Committee Reports
Community Center---No report
Gifting--- No meeting
Invasive
Mapping—still under construction
Westmoreland Conservancy meet and greet will be held on May 11, 2009 at Hoss’s in Murrysville from 6-8 pm.
Noted for the record that there is an opening on the Commission which will be advertised and filled by Council for Roberta’s spot,
Motion to adjourn made by Lame, 2nd by the Group. Mtg adjourned 8:45 pm
Respectfully submitted,
David Lame Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes May 12, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Dittman, Lame, and Pees Staff Liaison: Connors Council Liaison: Kearns Also attending: Hunter Absent: Sampson, Yingling, Menhorn No Guests
Pees, presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
The minutes of the April 2009 meeting were, with an addition/change approved.
Submittal—Dvorsky Plan corner of Round Top and School Road South. This is located near Staymates. Forbes Trail is near this plan. Recommendation is for fee in lieu of. Discussion was had by the group. MTN by Aiken and 2nd Dittman for the recommendation ---fee in lieu of. There is an attached recommendation that the fee in lieu of be used for Staymates. Vote passed 4-0
Special Note: following the meeting, by e-mail to the members, it was reported that the recommendation for fee in lieu of to Staymates was not workable. Included in the e-mail was a revised recommendation that the fee in lieu of be put towards MCP. By e-mail vote of only those members attending the May 12, 2009 meeting, the recommendation was changed to MCP for the fee in lieu of. Vote was all in favor.
Community Day Information Total cost is approx $19,000 Rob was having a business professionals meeting on 5-13-09 to discuss sponsorships for community day. There are 4 lists of sponsorships available. Rob passed out a handout explaining the options. The banner belongs to the sponsor after community day is over. The main cost associated with this event is fireworks which cost between $8,000 to $9,000 dollars for a quality show. Entertainment costs are close to $3,800. Rob has as his goal; cover the entire cost of community day thru sponsor money.
On another note the various Boy Scout troops in the area have, after hearing rumors that both Delmont and Export are attempting to steal our dog park and the MASA pavilion, agreed to stand watch over MCP during the Community Day weekend.
The Scouts have agreed to volunteer their time and will help with set up and take down of tents and booth areas. The Scouts will receive MOM recognition for their efforts and should also qualify for some type of merit badge. Rob has procured extra generators from Cleveland Brothers so there will be power in the park. (The lights the Scouts may use will be low wattage and will not face any resident homes. However the campfire which is expected to burn thru the night may cause a problem.)
Finally, there will be hayrides, the sport groups are expected to have informational tables or booths, and the tents are being provided by the County.
Due the Secretary having to leave, there was no longer a Quorum of the members and the meeting was adjourned at 7:30 pm
Respectfully submitted, David Lame
Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes June 9, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Dittman, Lame, Pees, and Sampson Absent: Yingling Staff Liaison(s): Rich Connors and Rob Hunter Council Liaison: Joan Kearns Welcome new member filling the remainder of Roberta’s term-- Jim Boyd. **Not yet sworn in as Member of Parks Commission
Guests: Mr. DeCeasare—o/b/o Bella Ciciano Sampson-- presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
The minutes of May 2009 as offered were approved by voice vote. Additions: Line painting, Caretaker house, Barn, Staymates—how is it viewed by MOM for fee in lieu of purposes, Benches-engraving or brass name plates?
Submittals/guests:
Prior to discussing this submission the Commission was asked to address a question from Mr. DeCeasare concerning our prior recommendation on Bianca Rose.
Belle Ciciano – the project is going to be a PRD with 25 lots. There will only be one (1) street in the plan. Our recommendation is to bring the plan back at another time after addressing our concerns.
Oliver subdivision Laurel Oak-- Logans Ferry area. This is an existing 1 parcel that is to be divided into 2 parcels of 1 acre each. This property is near Clover Commons and Royal Oak ball field is nearby. MTN by Aiken—2nd Dittman that the lot line depicted on the drawings be accepted and that the property be approved for a fee in lieu of for each lot with money designated for Royal Oak or Bear Hollow as determined. Mtn all in favor.
COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. The Parks report and Recreation Reports — Both reports were accepted by the Commission as written and provided to the Members prior to the meeting.
Recreation information: Mad Dog is no longer the overall hunting coordinator, he is now only at MCP. Our wildlife reduction program has about 60% MOM residents and 40% non-MOM residents. The old ratio was 70-30.
MOM sent a survey to the residents along and on Trouthaven Drive about whether hunting would be accepted there. As predicted, there was a split of opinion. The hunting would be bow and arrow. In order to have a clearer view of what MOM residents want, Jim Boyd will review the surveys and report to the Commission during the July meeting.
MASA donation and naming rights. 2009—Field I $45,000 2010—Field II $45,000 2010 or 2011 –Field III $45,000 MASA has offered to purchase an earthquake machine to cut slits into the fields for approx $22,000 which will come out of the initial $45,000 donation. The machine will be owned by MOM and is not for the exclusive use of MASA at MCP.
Baseball Clinic Starting 6-15-09 There will not be a bus trip to see the Wildthings play.
Both the Discovery and Playground summer programs start on June 15, 2009.
Tot Lot is ready for building at MCP upper baseball field. The building day is to be 6-16-2009 and will involve 88 bags of Qwik Crete being made up. Volunteers are needed and they must be 18 years of age.
B. MCP The Dog Park is moving ahead. Parking lot is complete. Erosion control has been set up for the dogs while the remainder of the Municipality floods in a bad storm. For the discriminating pooch, the Park will feature chain link fencing, along with a decorative split rail fence and finest hand selected trees surrounding the clover and dandelion field. A mini pavilion will be built in the middle of the park area. A soft opening could be summer of 2009 but there are many factors which have to occur before that takes place.
As an addition park bench engraving was discussed. This was the old method used in MOM until brass name plates were installed. Due to the nature of the economy the brass name plates have decided to walk away and the benches are now nameless. Several options were discussed with the suggestion of a Lexan plastic by Tom being preferred. Kaylor Designs in Greensburg offers this product.
Committee Reports
Community Center---No report
Gifting--- No meeting
Invasive--
Mapping—The official trail map is done.
Agenda additions: Line painting—issue was discussed but this was not a Parks issue. It is a Public Safety Issue addressed by the CA and Chief of Police. This issue arose from a letter by the trails group to the CA.
Caretakers House—what is it to be used for? Barn—is in dire need of money for stabilization and once finished, the barn could possibly be used for something. Staymates—it was learned that the existing, long- long term residents are leaving. There will be an ad for new renters of the property. Issue we have is can money be designated for Staymates from fee in lieu of if the Staymates property is for all of MOM use?
Motion to adjourn made by Lame, 2nd by the Group. Mtg adjourned 8:40 pm
Respectfully submitted,
David Lame Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes October 13, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Boyd, Dittman, Lame, Pees, Sampson, and Yingling Absent: Pees Staff Liaison(s): Rich and Carrie Council Liaison: Joan Kearns
Guests: Mr. DeCeasre and Chris Hamm —o/b/o Bella Ciciano Sampson-- presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
Additions: Pia bench slates and PV trail
Recreation Report and Park report were received Recreation report-- noting that the time is here again for the comprehensive plan. This is done every 10 years.
Submittals/guests:
Bianca Rose phase II
There will be a conservation easement around the retention pond. There will not be a trail easement coming from the developer to MOM. Developer says people do not want a trail thru the backyards.
MOM elected at phase 1 to have fee in lieu of due to wetlands issue and the feeling that it was not in the best interest of MOM to take on another piece of property at this time from a developer. Let the HOA have the property and deal with it.
Mtn and recommendation by Aiken 2nd by Dittman to the following- Accept the right of way along steels run with the recommended fee in lieu of reduced accordingly. Fees are to be put towards MCP. The Commission voted 5 in favor 1 abstention
While developer was present the Commission retired to discuss as Committee of the whole the Bella Ciciano n/k/a Villa Ciciano
COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. The Parks report and Recreation Reports — Both reports were accepted by the Commission as written and provided to the Members prior to the meeting.
Recreation information: Fall Rec programs are underway Drama Kids program will be starting. It is a program designed to aid kids in learning how to speak in public settings, and overcome any fears they have. This will be on a contract basis.
K-5 discovery programs are out and there are six (6) programs.
Chili fest is ready to go
Senior Harvest Festival is new this year. It will be a catered lunch for seniors around the Halloween party.
Jim’s survey and presentation of the bow hunting for Trouthaven was given at September’s meeting.
Pia is here to discuss bench slates and how they ought to be made. Engraving vs recycled plastic composite.
Upon mtn of Herb 2nd Tom, the commission voted to recommend that the donor of the bench be given the option of selecting the make up of the material for the slate. Vote 6-0 in favor
Parks Geo-caching is becoming an increasingly popular outdoor activity. We may need to discuss regulations and rules for MOM parks.
All parks in MOM will have addresses for EMS responder needs.
PV park—the issue over the Reed complaint is not going anywhere. Mr. Reed was publically concerned about the trails in PV coming to close to his compound in the woods.
Sears House renovations a 70k DCNR grant has been received and the repair/renovations are underway.
It was discussed that the reason MOM has had Park caretaker homes is for Park security and the opening and closing of the Park.
Sewer line at MCP will consist of 6000 feet of 8” dia pipe. There are some issues with Dr. Graham which Rich is of the opinion can be resolved.
Miracle field is coming along. Rotary is pleased with the progress they are making in this regard.
Community Center---No report
Gifting--- No meeting
Invasive—it’s fall and they are dying. Photo contest is on.
Mapping—the official trail map is done. The map was turned over to the CA.
Barn—is in dire need of money for stabilization and once finished, the barn could possibly be used for something. An anonymous donor has come forward and verbally pledged to repair the barn.
Standing Motion to adjourn made by Secretary, 2nd by the Group. Mtg adjourned 8:40 pm
Respectfully submitted,
David Lame Member and Secretary Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes November 10, 2009
Attending Members: Aiken, Boyd, Dittman, Lame, Pees, and Sampson Absent: Yingling Staff Liaison(s): Rich and Rob Council Liaison: Mr. Synan
Guests: Mr. DeCeasre o/b/o Villa Ciano on Cline Hollow Rd Sampson-- presiding
Call to Order: 7:00 pm
Recreation Report and Park report were received and accepted Recreation report—Rob noting that we are currently at Rec Com green status. Senior Halloween Party—110 folks showed up. The event was fully sponsored by Dell Property Services of Pennsylvania a gas drilling company—thus the Senior Halloween Party is now to be known as the Dell Property Services Older Citizens of Murrysville Halloween Party which will be shown on channel 19 or whatever channel pays to show the event….. Dell Property has agreed to become the sponsor of all Murrysville special events for $2,000.
Light up night 2009 is set for 12-4-09
Chili fest was well received again this year with about 150 people taking part despite the 40 degree temps.
Winter Programs are set with a total of 26 programs—including 4 new and 1 special. Among the offerings this year—ballroom and wedding dancing—Wii Zooomba for kids 3-5 years old---and the Special is a Valentines Day Sweet Treat with more info t/b/a
Snowman contest is ready to go again with Bubble in command. Now if Dell Property Services can make it snow we may have something... Bubble will be in communication with prior year sponsors.
Submittals/guests:
Villa Ciano on Cline Hollow Rd
There is a recommendation for fee in lieu of and acceptance of the property by HOA Developer has proposed active rec in the plan in the nature of a sport court, volley ball area, putting green, perhaps sand volleyball. A pavilion will also be built near this active rec site.
The commission held a discussion with the developer (DeCesare) about having public access and trail in his development which could if it all works out, link with Lake Ridge.
Because of potential future developments, the Commission did not make a recommendation at the 11-10-09 meeting. In a later e-mail a proposal was offered by B. Aiken for consideration of the group. Only 3 views were known. Aiken and Dittman were in favor and Lame was against. The email is attached to the Secretary’s copy of the official minutes and is not reproduced here as all members were sent a copy.
COMMISSION BUSINESS--MCP
Sewer updates---approx 6000 linear feet of sewer is needed to get sewer into MCP. This line will have at least 20 water tight manholes. The line will run along Graham property, near wetlands pavilion, and end at the Dog Park. Internal lines by MOM PWD will service the Parks interior at a cost of 60k The exterior sewer line is budgeted at approx $350,000 which were be MCP bond money as DCNR grant $$ is being cut.
Commission engaged in a discussion about the current MOM policy of fee in lieu of and land acceptance. There is a general agreement that a meeting of Parks with the Planning Commission will go a long way towards development of a uniform and consistent voice to tell developers about fee in lieu of, trails, land acceptance by MOM. This discussion included another discussion about whether it is appropriate to recommend MOM sell off parcels of land they acquired over the years as those small parcels have become more of a financial drain than benefit.
Sears House renovations a 70k DCNR grant has been received and the repair/renovations are underway.
Community Center---No report
Gifting--- No meeting
Invasive—it’s fall and they are dying. Photo contest is on get the pictures in by 12-31- 09.
Mapping—nothing new
Standing Motion to adjourn made by Secretary, 2nd by the Group. Mtg adjourned 8:40 pm
Respectfully submitted, David Lame Member and Secretary Re: Parks Commission minutes from 11-10-2009
From: Betsy Aiken [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 11:31 AM To: David Lame; Ben Sampson; Barbara Pees; Joan Kearns; Jim Boyd; [email protected]; Herb Yingling; Tom Dittman Cc: Rich Connors; Robert Hunter; Carrie Martin Subject: Re: Parks Commission minutes from 11-10-2009 Hi Dave,
Here is the tally. I didn’t hear from Bubble, so we could either ask her tonight or you could use the tally as shown:
For - Jim, Tom, Herb, Ben, Betsy Against (as written) - David Lame No response yet – Bubble Thanks,
Betsy
On 12/8/09 6:27 PM, "[email protected]"
minutes from 11-10-2009
Also if anyone has a tally of votes for or against Betsy's proposal from 11-16-2009 please let me know so they may be included in minutes.
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MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION January 12, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements - Re-appointment of Barbara Pees at 7pm in council chambers
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Communications/Letters
*Monthly Park Maintenance and Improvement Report – December, 2009 Monthly Department of Recreation Report – December, 2009
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Develop RFP review study committee 2010 Community Day Murrysville Monumental Tribute Geo-Caching event with Westmoreland County Conservancy Spring Celebrate Social Paws on the Run Grand Opening
Parks – $40,000 DCED grant MCP House Trail proposal Trails Proposal Tree Walk Proposal
General – Monthly Budget discussion Kestrel Project discussion
Pending Projects –
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION February 9, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Communications/Letters
*Monthly Park Maintenance and Improvement Report – January, 2010 Monthly Department of Recreation Report – January, 2010
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan Murrysville Community Center Sports Organization meeting 2010 Spring and Summer Programs Red Cross Swim Lessons
Parks – DCNR MCP Grant MCP update
General – Monthly Budget discussion Kestrel Project discussion
Pending Projects –
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION April 13, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Communications/Letters
*Monthly Park Maintenance and Improvement Report – March, 2010 *Monthly Department of Recreation Report – February and March, 2010
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Egg Hunt Dog Park grand Opening Spring Awakening Geo Caching with the Conservancy
Parks – Fields Parks update
General –
Pending Projects – MCP Monument Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan Community Center 2010 DCNR grant application
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION May 11, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Joe Galvin – Bike Park at PV Park
Communications/Letters *Monthly Department of Public Works Report – April, 2010 *Monthly Recreation Report – will bring to meeting
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Spring Awakening Geo Caching with the Conservancy Monumental Tribute Summer class registration update
Parks – Fields Parks update – Sears House and MCP Barn
General –
Pending Projects – MCP Monument Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan 2010 DCNR grant application
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION June 8, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Communications/Letters *Monthly Department of Public Works Report – May, 2010 *Monthly Recreation Report – will bring to meeting
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Community Day Summer programs Monumental Tribute Miracle Walk
Parks – Fields Cypher Plan discussion Burning of invasive plants in the parks (Duff Park)
General – Discussion of 2010 Budget
Pending Projects – MCP Monument Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan Turtle Creek Greenway Walk June 17
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
MURRYSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION July 13th, 2010 Regular Monthly Meeting *items included with agenda packet
Special Announcements
Additions or Changes to the agenda
Minutes of previous meeting – formal approval
Introduction of Guests
Communications/Letters *Monthly Department of Public Works Report – June, 2010 *Monthly Recreation Report – May and June, 2010
Developer’s Submittals – None
Recreation – Community Day Summer programs Monumental Tribute Miracle Walk Chili Oktoberfest
Parks – Invasives in Duff Park
General – Capital Improvements Budget Hall Subdivision – Pleasant Valley Road (Gina Hoffman)
Pending Projects – Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan
Committees/Representatives Community Center Liaison – Herb Yingling Gifting Committee – Ben Sampson Invasives Committee – Ben Sampson, Betsy Aiken Official Map Committee – Tom Dittman, Betsy Aiken, Herb Yingling
Appendix
Appendix H – Maintenance Costs Per Park
Dedicated to excellence.
Maintenance Costs Per Park
Ballfield/ Average Man Other Total Acreage Soccer Field Mowings/ Hours/ Maintenance Equipment Product Park Facility Acreage Mowed Sf Year Mowing Hours/Year* Cost/Hour Cost/Hour Cost Totals Townsend Park Park Maintenance Cost 160.71 25 26 8.75 40 39.15 $ 10,472.63 Ballfield 1 60,000 26 0.75 28 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,759.63 Ballfield 2 22,000 26 0.5 17 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,074.50 Total Field Maintenance $ 4,834.13 Total $ 15,306.75
Pedora Park Park Maintenance Cost 7.25 4 26 3 30 39.15 $ 4,228.20 Ballfield Cost 60,000 26 0.75 20 39.15 1,000.00$ $ 2,546.43 Total $ 6,774.63
Royal Highlands Park Maintenance Cost 7.69 3 26 1.5 12 39.15 $ 1,996.65 Ball Field Cost 22,000 26 0.5 12 39.15 700.00$ $ 1,678.75 Total $ 3,675.40
Chambers Park Park Maintenance Cost 5.81 3.85 26 3.5 30 39.15 $ 4,737.15 Ball Field Cost 22,000 26 0.5 20 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,191.95 Total $ 6,929.10
Kovalcyk Park Park Maintenance Cost 30.12 5 26 3.5 30 39.15 $ 4,737.15 Ball Field Cost 22,000 26 0.5 20 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,191.95 Total $ 6,929.10
Bear Hollow Park Park Maintenance Cost 41.1 10 26 3 40 39.15 $ 4,619.70 Ballfield 1 22,000 26 0.5 30 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,583.45 Ballfield 2 22,000 26 0.5 30 39.15 900.00$ $ 2,583.45 Total Field Maintenance $ 5,166.90 Total $ 9,786.60 Maintenance Costs Per Park
Ballfield/ Average Man Other Total Acreage Soccer Field Mowings/ Hours/ Maintenance Equipment Product Park Facility Acreage Mowed Sf Year Mowing Hours/Year* Cost/Hour Cost/Hour Cost Totals Veteran's and Beckwith Soccer Fields Park Maintenance Cost 6 1.7 26 4 40 39.15 $ 5,637.60 Beckwith Field 120,000 50 3 150 39.15 2,500.00$ $ 14,245.00 Veteran's Field 70,000 50 2 140 39.15 2,400.00$ $ 11,796.00 Total Field Maintenance $ 26,041.00 Total $ 31,678.60
Murrysville Community Park Park Maintenance 315 33 26 117.5 400 25.58 $88,378.90 Soccer Field 1 120,000 30 3 170 25.58 2,500.00$ $9,150.80 Soccer Field 2 120,000 30 3 170 25.58 2,500.00$ $9,150.80 Soccer Field 3 120,000 30 3 170 25.58 2,500.00$ $9,150.80 Markosek Field 22,000 26 0.5 30 25.58 900.00$ $1,999.94 Ballfield 4 80,000 26 1 40 25.58 1,180.00$ $2,868.28 Total Field Maintenance $32,320.62 Total $120,699.52
Other Parks Heritage 4.22 3.5 26 2 39.15 $ 2,035.80 Staymates 5.9 5 26 2 39.15 $ 2,035.80 Summervale 5.9 3 20 0.5 39.15 $ 391.50 Duff Park 162.53 0.5 26 2 39.15 $ 2,035.80 Bear Hollow Trail 33.72 0.25 26 0.25 39.15 $ 254.48 $ 6,753.38
Total Park Maintenance $ 131,561.35 Total Field Maintenance $ 76,971.72 Grand Total $ 208,533.07