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2017PARKS & RECREATION ACTIVITY GUIDE

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A NOTE FROM OUR DIRECTOR: Whether it's Theater Class, Community Day, Youth , or the 70th Annual Halloween Parade, Newark Parks and Recreation has plenty to keep you and your family active this Fall! Perhaps you'd prefer a leisurely stroll in one of our 33 parks or bike over 17 miles of trails to enjoy the fall foliage? In addition to just being fun, our parks, programs and services give all of us a chance to enrich our lives and promote a healthy lifestyle. We are proud to serve the Newark Community since 1968. Join us for our 50th anniversary celebration in 2018! TABLE OF CONTENTS Information Page 3 Sincerely, Frequently Asked Questions Page 4 Joseph Spadafino Director, Newark Parks and Recreation George Wilson Center Page 5 School Age Care Page 6 Sports & Aquatics Page 8 Fitness Page 15 Special Interest Page 17 Visual & Performing Arts Page 20 Trips Page 22 Events Page 23 Activity Registration Page 28 Newark Maps Page 29

SUGGESTIONS OR COMMENTS If you have a suggestion or comment regarding the Newark Parks and Recreation Department, please let us know. You may contact the department by phone at (302) 366-7000, [email protected], or by mail at 220 South Main Street, Newark, DE 220 SOUTH MAIN STREET, NEWARK DE 19711 19711. PHONE: (302) 366-7000 FAX: (302) 366-7169 HOURS OF OPERATION: MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. JOSEPH SPADAFINO, DIRECTOR

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The Parks and Recreation Department is continuously in search of recreation leaders and instructors with special skills and interests, as well as seasonal park maintenance personnel. The department offers part-time temporary employment opportunities in a wide variety of program areas. We are accepting applications for the fall season for the following positions:

LIFEGUARDS PARK MAINTENANCE BASKETBALL REFEREES GYMNASIUM SUPERVISORS SOCCER INSTRUCTORS BASKETBALL INSTRUCTORS BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CENTER INSTRUCTORS SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS

In addition, if you have a special talent and would like to share it with others by instructing a class, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department. We’re open to new and interesting ideas. Examples of instructional classes include handmade crafts, cooking, pottery, music, dance, tennis and hobbies. For additional information on our employment opportunities, call (302) 366-7000 or visit www.newarkde.gov/play.

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION The Parks and Recreation Department has many volunteer opportunities available to you! From teens through older adults, volunteers assist with special events, programs, summer camps, and are vital in taking care of our parks! More information, opportunities and volunteer applications are available online at www.newarkde.gov/play. We look forward to working with you. The following are just a few areas where volunteer assistance is needed:

THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING! YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUE The Parks and Recreation Department would like to thank COACHES the many people who volunteer their time and expertise to assist with special events, coach teams, lend a hand PRESCHOOL & YOUTH in community service, and assist in leading programs. ACTIVITIES Volunteers contribute toward making Newark a better OFFICE ASSISTANCE community to live, learn, work and play.

PARK & TRAIL MAINTENANCE TRAFFIC ISLAND BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM The Parks and Recreation Department would like to extend a FALL COMMUNITY EVENTS unique opportunity to you and your business. We invite you Newark Community Day to take part in helping to beautify our community and also Mayor’s Harvest Festival allow your business to be seen on roads heavily traveled Fall Community Clean Up by residents and visitors. To show your support, an island Halloween Parade beautification sign is placed on a site with your business Halloween Party at GWC name printed on it. With the completion of DelDOT’s NewBark PawLooza improvements to South Main Street there are many sites Turkey Trot 5k/10k Race available. For more information please call the Recreation Thanksgiving Day Breakfast office at (302) 366-7000.

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 3 REGISTER ONLINE AT PARKS & RECREATION NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY F.A.Q. WHAT DOES RDF STAND FOR? RDF stands for Resident Discounted Fee. The Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide quality and affordable recreation opportunities to the community. In recognizing that City of Newark residents support our department along with other city services through their city taxes, residents are offered a discounted fee. Non-residents will pay the regular fee for programs. If ADOPT A PARK you're unsure about resident status, you may call the Parks and Recreation Department at (302) 366-7000. ADOPT-A-PARK/STREAM PROGRAM The City of Newark has 17 miles of trails and 33 parks WHO IS A NEWARK RESIDENT? Newark residents live within the corporate city limits. totaling over 650 acres of parkland. Newark’s Parks Not all persons with Newark mailing addresses live and Recreation Department is offering local civic, within the city limits. If you receive a City of Newark social, school and family groups an opportunity electric bill, you are a Newark resident. Not sure? The for direct stewardship of our park, stream and trail Parks and Recreation staff will be able to assist you areas. The Adoption program asks that your group (302) 366-7000. Those persons not living within the city limits are welcome to enjoy our activities at the fee pick up litter at the agreed upon park area at least listed. one time each month. Trash bags will be provided. The Parks and Recreation Department can provide DOES THE CITY OF NEWARK OFFER FINANCIAL a list of parks or stream areas to select from. Other ASSISTANCE? care or improvement options are possible, such The City of Newark is committed to providing as horticultural plantings or stream bank erosion recreational opportunities to everyone without regard to economic circumstances. For this reason, a Fee protection. For more information, contact Chrissy at Assistance Program for City Residents is available for (302) 366-7000, [email protected]. A special qualifying individuals (youths and adults). If you are thank you to the organizations who are currently interested in finding out more about the program, you involved in the Adopt-A-Park/Stream program. are encouraged to contact Paula Ennis, Recreation Superintendent, at the Parks and Recreation office Curtis Mill Park - Methvin Family for more information. All inquiries and requests are Dorothy Miller Park - Energy & Environmental Policy strictly confidential. Funding for this program has been Student Association secured through the Federal Community Development Elan Park - Ostertag - Stretch Family Block Grant and is available on a limited basis. Fairfield Park - Graduate Student Government Fairfield Crest Park - Conkey Family WHAT IS THE JAMES F. HALL YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP Folk Park - Girl Scout Troop #42, #176 & Kindness FUND? Matters in Youth Group The City and family and friends of Jim Hall have George Read Park - Kucienski Family established a scholarship to honor his memory Hidden Valley Park - Menzer Family and recognize his great contribution to the Newark James F. Hall Trail -The College School community. Jim Hall was the City’s first Parks Kells Park - Sigma Alpha Professional Agriculture Sorority and Recreation Director, an outdoorsman and a Lewis Park - Delaware Autism Program conservationist. He founded our Summer Playground Lumbrook Park - Delaware School for the Deaf and Rittenhouse Camp programs to share his love Mason Dixon Trail - Wilmington Trail Club of nature with Newark’s young people. The purpose Newark Reservoir - Community Systems of the scholarship is to provide tuition assistance to Norma B. Handloff Park - Boy Scout Troop #56 youth who would otherwise be unable to participate Olan Thomas Park - Kucienski Family in our activities and programs. For more information Old Paper Mill Park - Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity call the Parks and Recreation office at (302) 366- Phillips Park - Newark Center for Creative Learning 7000. All inquiries and application materials are strictly Pomeroy & Newark Rail Trail - Tom Burke confidential. Rahway Park - The Moss Family Rittenhouse Park - Gallaher Family & Bancroft Family Stafford Park - McBride Family

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GEORGE WILSON CENTER 303 NEW LONDON ROAD If you are planning a special occasion or need a meeting place for your organization or group, the George Wilson Community Center (GWC) may be the perfect location! Located at 303 New London Road (across from Clayton Hall), the GWC is Newark’s best-kept secret as a multi-purpose meeting space. The indoor facilities are available to organizations or individuals for rental purposes. The Main Hall has a seating capacity of 150 people. Each meeting room has a seating capacity of 20 people. If you are planning a birthday party, anniversary, baby shower or would like to hold a civic, business or other meeting, please call the Parks and Recreation Department or stop by to speak with the professional staff. In addition to affordable rates, we offer a staff person on site during all rentals who will provide set up and take down of tables and chairs. Additional equipment is available for your unique needs, such as a big screen TV, DVD player, stage, podium, microphone and speaker. Food and refreshments are permitted; however, alcoholic beverages are prohibited. A kitchen is also available to keep your refreshments and meals at the optimum temperatures and to keep your rental room clutter-free and clean.

2017 RENTAL RATES PARTY PACKAGE ONE $170 ROOM SHORT TERM * LONG TERM ** STAFF HOST FOR 2 ½ HOURS Main Hall $40/HR $30/HR 2 HOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY Meeting Room $25/HR $20/HR Kitchen $20/HR $20/HR 12 GOODY BAGS RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE T-SHIRT FOR BIRTHDAY CHILD 1 ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECT 2018 RENTAL RATES VARIOUS BIRTHDAY GAMES ROOM SHORT TERM * LONG TERM ** Main Hall $50/HR $35/HR Meeting Room $30/HR $25/HR Kitchen $30/HR $30/HR EFFECTIVE JAN. 1 2018 PARTY PACKAGE TWO $190 * The Short Term Rental Rate is any one-time rental. ALL ITEMS IN PACKAGE ONE ** The Long Term Rental Rate is available for those who IN ADDITION TO: book four or more rental reservation dates within a six (6) month time frame. BIRTHDAY PAPER PRODUCTS BIRTHDAY BANNER RENTALS MUST BE RESERVED IN PERSON A $50 non-refundable deposit is due at time of TABLECLOTHS reservation. For more rental information or to schedule an appointment, please contact the George Wilson Center by telephone at (302) 366-7000 or by email at [email protected]. BIRTHDAY PARTIES PARTY PACKAGE THREE $220 AGES 4 - 10 ALL ITEMS IN PACKAGES ONE & TWO All parties are subject to availability of facilities. IN ADDITION TO: Reservations are required at least three weeks in advance of the party. All packages include set up 4 LARGE PIZZAS and take down of tables and chairs. All packages are FRUIT PUNCH specifically designed for up to 12 children. There is a $5 charge for each additional child. For more rental information or to schedule, contact the George Wilson Center by telephone at (302) 366-7000 or email us at [email protected]. FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 5 REGISTER ONLINE AT SCHOOL AGE CARE NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY BEFORE & AFTER CARE DOWNES & WEST PARK ELEMENTARY K - 5TH GRADE Our before and after school programs offer children enriching learning opportunities in a fun environment and the ability to engage in a wide variety of activities. Activities include arts and crafts, indoor/outdoor play, games, homework help and special projects. As always, we try to meet the needs and interests of our participants. Suggestions are always welcome. This program is for Downes and West Park Elementary School students only. The Before School Center will meet 7 - 8:15 a.m. and is for children in grades K - 5. The After-School Center meets 3 - 6 NEWARK PARKS & RECREATION p.m. for children in grades K – 5. One month’s tuition is due at the time of registration (form included at the back of brochure). Tuition is due by the first of each month and a late fee is assessed after the 10th of each month. You can sign up for recurring payments through the Parks and Recreation Office or pay online after initial registration SCAVENGER HUNT is received. Monthly payments are made one month in advance of attendance. The program will not operate when Complete the Scavenger Hunt for the chance to WIN schools are closed. State of Delaware information forms are required prior to your child attending. Paperwork will PRIZES from the City of Newark Parks and Recreation & be mailed to you in July. Purchase of Care is accepted at both sites. Downtown BEFORE CARE - DOWNES AFTER CARE - DOWNES - FULL Activity #: 1317-097 Fee: $150 RDF: $140 Activity #: 1311-097 Fee: $174 RDF: $164 Take a picture of you (or kids) showing o your costume at the Halloween Dates: Aug. 28 - June 11 Dates: Aug. 28 - June 11 Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 7 - 8:15 a.m. Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 3 - 6 p.m. Parade. Location: Downes Elementary Location: Downes Elementary How many parks do we have? BEFORE CARE - WEST PARK AFTER CARE - WEST PARK - FULL Activity #: 1321-097 Fee: $150 RDF: $140 Activity #: 1320-097 Fee: $174 RDF: $164 Dates: Aug. 28 - June 11 Dates: Aug. 28 - June 11 Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 7 - 8:15 a.m. Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 3 - 6 p.m. Take a picture showing o the full moon at one of our Full Moon Hikes. Location: West Park Elementary Location: West Park Elementary What are the 3 ways to register for our programs?

SCHOOL'S OUT Take a picture of you (or kids) at your favorite booth on Community Day. Which sport don’t we o er during the fall? (circle one) SCHOOL'S OUT KIDS DAY OFF DATES ACTIVITY NUMBER Kickball - Archery - Soccer - AGES 5 - 12 Thursday, Sep. 21 Activity #: 1319-307 A day off from school and adventure awaits! Friday, Oct. 6 Activity #: 1319-317 Pickleball - Golf - Skateboarding - Swimming Join us for a day of fun, games (indoor and out, Friday, Oct. 27 Activity #: 1319-327 weather permitting) and crafts. Bring your lunch, Thursday, Nov. 2 Activity #: 1319-337 Like us on Facebook and/or Instagram we will supply the snack. Your child must be Friday, Nov. 3 Activity #: 1319-347 currently enrolled in grades K - 6. Our program Friday, Nov. 10 Activity #: 1319-357 Post your pictures online with the hashtag #NewarkFallHunt2017 and hours are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Early drop off at 7:30 Wednesday, Nov. 22 Activity #: 1319-367 bring your completed card into the Parks and Recreation Department (220 a.m. and late pickup by 5:30 p.m. is available. Wednesday, Dec. 27 Activity #: 1319-377 S Main Street, Newark, DE) by December 1st, 2017 to be entered to win Thursday, Dec. 28 Activity #: 1319-387 special prizes. Fee: $50 RDF: $41 Friday, Dec. 29 Activity #: 1319-397 *HINT: USE THE FALL BROCHURE FOUND AT WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY TO HELP FIND ANSWERS* Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 2 Activity #: 1319-108 Location: George Wilson Center

6 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY NEWARK PARKS & RECREATION SCAVENGER HUNT Complete the Scavenger Hunt for the chance to WIN PRIZES from the City of Newark Parks and Recreation & Downtown

Take a picture of you (or kids) showing o your costume at the Halloween Parade.

How many parks do we have?

Take a picture showing o the full moon at one of our Full Moon Hikes.

What are the 3 ways to register for our programs?

Take a picture of you (or kids) at your favorite booth on Community Day.

Which sport don’t we o er during the fall? (circle one)

Kickball - Archery - Soccer - Baseball Pickleball - Golf - Skateboarding - Swimming

Like us on Facebook and/or Instagram

Post your pictures online with the hashtag #NewarkFallHunt2017 and bring your completed card into the Parks and Recreation Department (220 S Main Street, Newark, DE) by December 1st, 2017 to be entered to win special prizes.

*HINT: USE THE FALL BROCHURE FOUND AT WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY TO HELP FIND ANSWERS*

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SWIM LESSONS Due to remodeling, Newark Parks and Recreation will be unable to offer swim lessons for the fall season. Lessons will resume in January 2018. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. see you next year!

8 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT SPORTS & AQUATICS NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY SOCCER YOUTH SOCCER AGES 7 - 12 Our youth soccer program is one in which boys and girls can have fun playing, learn about teamwork, develop individual skills and stay fit. We offer two levels of league play including the Elementary League (7 - 9 years) and the Junior League (9 - 12 years). The Elementary and Junior leagues consist of pre-season practices and scheduled games in which everyone plays. Standings are kept in the Junior League only, with each team qualifying for the playoffs. Players must meet age requirements as of Nov 1. Late registrations will not be guaranteed a spot on a specific team. Practices for the Elementary and Junior leagues begin the week of August 21, taking place on weeknight evenings and weekends. League play will begin on Sep. 9. Games will be scheduled on Saturdays, with Sunday afternoons used as rain dates. Players are encouraged to wear shin guards during practice sessions and games. Volunteer Coaches are needed to ensure a successful program. New this year coaches will receive half off registration for one child (limit two coaches per team; refunded at the end of the season).

ELEMENTARY SOCCER JUNIOR SOCCER Activity #: 1662-307 Fee: $70 RDF: $55 Activity #: 1663-307 Fee: $79 RDF: $65 Dates: Aug. 21 - Nov. 4 Dates: Aug. 21 - Nov. 11 Days: Sat. Hours: 9 - 11 a.m. Days: Sat. Hours: 9 - 11 a.m. Location: Fairfield Park Location: Kells Park

LITTLE KICKERS SOCCEROOS AGES 5 - 6 AGES 4 - 6 Each week, the Little Kickers will receive 30 minutes of This program is a great introduction to the world’s most practice/instruction from coaches followed by a game. popular sport! This class will be taught indoors and will The number of participants registered will determine focus on basic skill development such as dribbling, the number of teams. Participants will be broken up in passing, receiving, shooting, and eye/foot coordination. advance and find out which team they are on the first We’ll cover the basic rules and emphasize fun. We day. We are looking for interested parents who would suggest that all children wear shin guards. be willing to assist in the practice / instruction with the teams and then be on the sidelines with the team during Activity #: 1603-108 Fee: $55 RDF: $40 the games. Dates: Jan. 11 - Feb. 15 Days: Thu. Hours: 6 - 7 p.m. Activity #: 0662-307 Fee: $65 RDF: $50 Location: McVey Elementary Dates: Sep. 9 - Oct. 14 Days: Sat. Hours: 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Location: Handloff Park FLAG FOOTBALL TINY TOT SOCCER LITTLE GRIDIRON STARS - NEW! AGES 3 - 4 AGES 4 - 7 ALEX SCHOLL A great introduction to a sport your child will love! Drills A great introduction to America's most popular sport! and fun are used to introduce and reinforce skill basics. Fundamentals of flag football will be instructed through We suggest that all children wear shin guards. This is an different games and drills weekly. We’ll cover the basic instructional program, not a league. rules and emphasize fun.

Activity #: 0601-307 Fee: $55 RDF: $40 Activity #: 0526-307 Fee: $59 RDF: $45 Dates: Sep. 9 - Oct. 14 Dates: Sep. 11 - Oct. 9 Days: Sat. Hours: 10:30 - 11:15 a.m. Days: Mon. Hours: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Location: Handloff Park Location: Handloff Park

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 9 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY SPORTS & AQUATICS ADULT SPORTS ADULT WINTER LEAGUES Teams interested in joining our winter volleyball leagues should submit a request to the Recreation Office. There are two divisions: Gender Blind B (Wednesdays) and A/BB (Thursdays). Please specify a division when registering. Last year’s teams will be given priority placement. New teams will be accepted on a first come, first served basis, as openings occur. League play will begin the week of Nov. 8 and end in March. A mandatory organizational meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Newark Municipal Building, 220 South Main Street. For more information call the Recreation Office at (302) 366- 7000.

CO-REC VOLLEYBALL AGES 18 & OVER Grab a friend and join other volleyball lovers for fun and fitness! All players must register in advance. All equipment is provided. Pick up teams are formed nightly for games.

Activity #: 3631-108 Fee: $75 RDF: $60 Dates: Jan. 4 - Mar. 27 Days: Tue. & Thu. Hours: 8 - 9:30 p.m. Location: West Park Elementary

ADULT CO-ED KICKBALL - NEW! AGES 16 & OVER Kickball is not just for recess anymore! Register as a team for our double elimination kickball tournament. No practice (or skill!) required. This game is simple… two teams, bases, and a BIG RED BALL. Teams will consist of a minimum of 8 players, 3 of whom must be female. Players must be at least 16 years of age. Games will be played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Minimum of four teams needed to run the tournament.

Activity #: 3668-307 Fee: $20 per team Dates: Sep. 12 - 28 Days: Tue. & Thu. Hours: 6 - 7:30 p.m. Location: Handloff Park

N.B.A. (NEWARK BASKETBALL IN ACTION) AGES 18 & UP Looking for a great way to have fun and stay in shape for the fall & winter months? Join our drop-in basketball sessions. Teams are formed each day for informal games. All participants must register in advance.

Activity #: 3630-307 Fee: $59 RDF: $45 Dates: Sep. 20 - Dec. 13 (No class 11/22) Days: Wed. Hours: 7 - 9 p.m. Location: Newark High Activity #: 3630-108 Fee: $59 RDF: $45 Dates: Jan. 3 - Mar. 28 Days: Wed. Hours: 7 - 9 p.m. Location: Newark High

10 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT SPORTS & AQUATICS NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY GYMNASTICS AFTER SCHOOL GYMNASTICS - BEGINNER AGES 5 - 11 A popular afterschool gymnastics program open to anyone! Goals are to build self-esteem, strength and basic skills in gymnastics in a safe and friendly non-competitive learning environment. Beginner class includes basic skills introduced on Floor (forward/backward rolls, beginning handstands), variety of locomotor skills such as galloping, skipping, “animal walks”, Balance beam (learning mounts, dismounts, basic walks, turns), Bars (Uneven and Even), and beginning Vault.

Fee: $65 Hours: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Location: Downes Elementary

SEP. - OCT. NOV. - DEC. Activity #: 1621-307 Activity #: 1621-327 Dates: Sep. 12 - Oct. 17 Dates: Nov. 7 - Dec. 12 Days: Tue. Days: Tue. Activity #: 1621-317 Activity #: 1621-337 Dates: Sep. 14 - Oct. 26 (No class 9/21) Dates: Nov. 9 - Dec. 21 (No class 11/23) Days: Thu. Days: Thu.

AFTER SCHOOL GYMNASTICS - INTERMEDIATE AGES 5 - 11 A popular afterschool gymnastics program open to anyone! Goals are to build self-esteem, strength and basic skills in gymnastics in a safe and friendly non-competitive learning environment. Intermediate class includes intermediate skills on Floor (handstand to roll, one-hand cartwheels, beginning kick-overs), Beam (tuck jumps, handstands, leaps), Vault (tuck, straddle), and Bars (pull-overs, basic dismounts).

Fee: $65 Hours: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Location: Downes Elementary

SEP. - NOV. NOV. - DEC. Activity #: 1622-307 Activity #: 1622-327 Dates: Sep. 12 - Oct. 17 Dates: Nov. 7 - Dec. 12 Days: Tue. Days: Tue. Activity #: 1622-317 Activity #: 1622-337 Dates: Sep. 14 - Oct. 26 (No class 9/21) Dates: Nov. 9 - Dec. 21 (No class 11/23) Days: Thu. Days: Thu.

AFTER SCHOOL GYMNASTICS - ADVANCED AGES 5 - 11 A popular afterschool gymnastics program open to anyone! Goals are to build self-esteem, strength and basic skills in gymnastics in a safe and friendly non-competitive learning environment. Advanced class includes advanced skills on Floor (handstand rolls, back and front walkovers, round-offs, dive cartwheels/rolls, back handsprings), Beam (jumps, leaps, handstands, beginning cartwheels, round-off dismounts), Vault (beginning handspring), and Bars (back/front hip circles, low and high bar dismounts).

Fee: $65 Hours: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Location: Downes Elementary

SEP. - OCT. NOV. - DEC. Activity #: 1623-307 Activity #: 1623-327 Dates: Sep. 12 - Oct. 17 Dates: Nov. 7 - Dec. 12 Days: Tue. Days: Tue. Activity #: 1623-317 Activity #: 1623-337 Dates: Sep. 14 - Oct. 26 (No class 9/21) Dates: Nov. 9 - Dec. 21 (No class 11/23) Days: Thu. Days: Thu.

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 11 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY SPORTS & AQUATICS ARCHERY VOLLEYBALL ARCHERY CLINIC YOUTH VOLLEYBALL AGES 8 & UP CAROL PROTACK 4TH - 8TH GRADE KEN CRANKER This archery clinic is designed to introduce the sport of Bump, set and spike! Find out what it’s all about as we archery. Participants will use state of the art compound introduce boys and girls to the basic and advanced bows as they learn the basics of archery. Safety, proper fundamental skills of volleyball and team play. Each stance and follow through will be taught. You will be session will include instruction and drills to develop skills hitting the bull's eye in no time. Space is limited. Pre- progressing toward the goal of game play. Players will be registration is required by the Friday before the event. divided based on skill level. Activity #: 1651-307 Fee: $25 RDF: $18 Activity #: 2602-307 Fee: $79 RDF: $65 Dates: Sep. 25 Dates: Sep. 13 - Oct. 18 Days: Mon. Hours: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Days: Wed. Hours: 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. Location: New Castle 100 Archers Location: West Park Elementary BASIC INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY AGES 8 & UP CAROL PROTACK This introductory class will cover the fundamentals of archery. The beginning archer will learn safety rules, GOLF basic shooting techniques and about the different types of bows. Bare-bow style of archery instruction will be GOLF FOR GIRLS taught. This is the simplest bow set up and the best way AGES 7 - 17 DEERFIELD GOLF CLUB STAFF to start out learning. All equipment will be provided for This program provides an opportunity for girls ages 7 you, please do not bring your own. - 17 to learn to play golf, build lasting friendships, and experience competition in a fun, supportive environment, Activity #: 1652-307 Fee: $57 RDF: $41 preparing them for a lifetime of enjoyment with the game Dates: Oct. 2 - 23 of golf. Days: Mon. Hours: 5:30 - 7 p.m. Location: New Castle 100 Archers Activity #: 1640-307 Fee: $141 RDF: $124 Dates: Aug. 28 - Sep. 1 ADULT ARCHERY CLASS - NEW! Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. AGES 20 & UP CAROL PROTACK This archery class is designed to introduce the sport of Location: Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club archery to adults. Participants will use state of the art compound bows as they learn the basics of archery. PARENT & CHILD GOLF Safety, proper stance and follow through will be taught. AGES 7 - 17 DEERFIELD GOLF CLUB STAFF You will be hitting the bull's eye in no time. Tee up with your 7 - 17 year old this fall! If you're both beginners, you'll learn the basics together; if you're Activity #: 3654-307 Fee: $62 RDF: $46 already a golfer, you can improve your game while your Dates: Nov. 6 - 27 (No class 11/23) child gets a solid introduction to the sport. It’s a great Days: Mon. Hours: 5:30 - 7 p.m. way to spend time together, get some exercise and have Location: New Castle 100 Archers fun! Fee covers one child and one adult; please register the child only. Each additional family member is $85.

Activity #: 1640-317 Fee: $210 RDF: $188 Dates: Aug. 28 - Sep. 1 Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. PICKLEBALL Location: Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club PICKLEBALL FALL FUN GOLF AGES 18 & UP TOM FOSTER AGES 7 - 17 DEERFIELD GOLF CLUB STAFF Try one of the fastest growing sports in America! Pickleball is a sport described as a combination of ping Fall into Fun and swing into golf! Deerfield Golf Club is pong, tennis and badminton. It’s a great workout for offering a fall golf clinic that is sure to give you 5 Days of players of all ages and most importantly tons of fun! We Fun learning the game of golf! The instructional program are pleased to announce the tennis court at the George is designed to spend one hour each day working on Wilson Center now has lines painted for pickleball. a different element of the game starting on a Monday Learn how to play the game at this introductory event. and ending on Friday. The 5 Days of Fun clinic includes No experience necessary. No Paddle? No problem. putting, chipping, pitching, full swing and more! Space is Equipment will be provided if you do not bring your own. limited so be sure to sign up early!

Activity #: 1618-307 Fee: FREE Activity #: 1644-307 Fee: $141 RDF: $124 Dates: Sep. 21 : Sep. 11 - 15 Days: Thu. Hours: 10 - 11:30 a.m. Dates Location: George Wilson Park Days: Mon. - Fri. Hours: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Location: Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club

12 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT SPORTS & AQUATICS NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY TENNIS TENNIS Grab your racquet for the sport of a lifetime! How many other sports can be played by anyone at any age, at any time of year, and anywhere in the world? Whether you’re new to tennis or have played for years – we invite you to enjoy the game with us and other tennis lovers. Lessons provide students with basic tennis technique and skill development. The objectives for each class are to teach you new skills appropriate to your level of play and to improve your existing skills. Bring your own racquet or borrow one of our youth-sized racquets. Tennis shoes are required. We provide tennis balls. Bring water to class.

ADULT TENNIS YOUTH TENNIS AGES 16 & OVER AGES 11 - 15

Fee: $75 RDF: $58 Hours: 7:30 - 9 p.m. Fee: $75 RDF: $58 Hours: 5:45 - 7:15 p.m.

BEGINNER / ADV. BEGINNER BEGINNER Activity # Dates Days Location Activity # Dates Days Location 3633-317 Sep. 7 - Oct. 12 Thu. Fairfield Park 1633-317 Sep. 7 - Oct. 12 Thu. Fairfield Park 3633-307 Sep. 10 - Oct. 15 Sun. Handloff Park 1633-307 Sep. 10 - Oct. 15 Sun. Handloff Park

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Activity # Dates Days Location Activity # Dates Days Location 3635-307 Sep. 11 - Oct. 16 Mon. Handloff Park 1635-307 Sep. 11 - Oct. 16 Mon. Handloff Park

TEN AND UNDER TENNIS AGES 5 - 10 It’s a whole new ballgame for kid's tennis! With equipment and courts tailored to suit their needs and abilities, kids will feel confident as soon as they pick up a racquet. Using the QuickStart Tennis format allows kids to rally back and forth over the net right away and enjoy the game right from the start. Lessons will be fun and taught in a playful manner. Racquets will be provided. Children should wear sneakers and bring water to drink. AGES 5 - 7 AGES 8 - 10 Activity #: 1653-307 Fee: $69 RDF: $55 Activity #: 1653-327 Fee: $69 RDF: $55 Dates: Sep. 12 - Oct. 17 Dates: Sep. 12 - Oct. 17 Days: Tue. Hours: 6 - 6:45 p.m. Days: Tue. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center Location: George Wilson Center Activity #: 1653-317 Fee: $69 RDF: $55 Activity #: 1653-337 Fee: $69 RDF: $55 Dates: Sep. 14 - Oct. 19 Dates: Sep. 14 - Oct. 19 Days: Thu. Hours: 6 - 6:45 p.m. Days: Thu. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center Location: George Wilson Center

AFTERSCHOOL TENNIS AGES 6 - 10 This program is designed for Downes Elementary students to walk to Handloff Park right after school. Instructor will meet students at Downes, then walk them to the park. Students who do not attend Downes are eligible to participate but would need to be dropped off at Handloff Park at 3:15 p.m. It’s a whole new ballgame for kid's tennis! With equipment and courts tailored to suit their needs and abilities, kids will feel confident as soon as they pick up a racquet. Using the QuickStart Tennis format allows kids to rally back and forth over the net right away and enjoy the game right from the start. You’d never send your 8-year-old out with adult-sized equipment to a full-sized baseball field or basketball court, so why do that on a tennis court? Lessons will be fun and taught in a playful manner. Racquets will be provided. Children should wear sneakers and bring water to drink. Program will not meet on rainy days. In cases of inclement weather, the Leisure Time Hotline will be updated by 2 p.m., please call (302) 366-7147.

Activity #: 1653-347 Fee: $65 RDF: $49 Dates: Sep. 11 - Oct. 16 Days: Mon. Hours: 3 - 4:15 p.m. Location: Handloff Park

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 13 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY SPORTS & AQUATICS BASKETBALL YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUES AGES 8 - 14 Our recreational youth basketball program emphasizes participation, fun, sportsmanship, and skill development. Practice sessions begin in November with league play from early December to mid-March. Each team practices or plays twice weekly. All participants must meet age guidelines as of March 1, 2018 (proof of age required with registration). Skills Session: Each league will be conducting their own skills session on October 17 prior to the start of the practices. All players registering for the basketball leagues must attend their league’s skills session. Previous year players to the league who register before the skills session can return to their team from last year. They don’t need to come to the skills session unless they request to be placed on a different team. Late registrations (after October 17) will not be guaranteed a spot on a specific team. At the skills session, players will go through a series of basketball drills. All skills sessions will be held at West Park Elementary School on Tuesday, October 17 (Jump Shot - 5:30 p.m., Elementary - 6:00 p.m., Junior - 6:30 p.m.). Volunteer Coaches are needed to ensure a successful program. New this year coaches will receive half off registration for one child (limit two coaches per team; refunded at the end of the season). League: Ages: Activity #: Fee: RDF: Dates Days: Hours: Location: Jump Shot 8 - 9 1667-307 $107 $90 Nov. 6 - Mar. 15 Mon. - Thu. 6 - 8 p.m. West Park Elementary Elementary 10 - 11 1655-307 $118 $98 Nov. 6 - Mar. 15 Mon. - Thu. 6 - 8 p.m. Downes Elementary Junior 12 - 14 2655-307 $138 $118 Nov. 6 - Mar. 15 Mon. & Thu. 6 - 8 p.m. Newark High PINT SIZE BASKETBALL AGES 4 - 7 Fun, teamwork, sportsmanship and learning the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and shooting are the goals of this program. Scrimmage games will be played. All equipment is provided. Boys and girls are welcome. Gym shoes must be worn.

AGES 4 - 5 AGES 6 - 7 Activity #:0600-108 Fee: $66 RDF: $50 Activity #: 1600-108 Fee: $66 RDF: $50 Dates: Jan. 8 - Feb. 12 (No class 1/15) Dates: Jan. 8 - Feb. 12 (No class 1/15) Days: Mon. Hours: 6 - 6:45 p.m. Days: Mon. Hours: 7 - 7:45 p.m. Location: McVey Elementary Location: McVey Elementary SKATEBOARDING LIL SHREDDERS SKATEBOARDING CLASS THRASHERS (INTERMEDIATE) SKATEBOARDING CLASS AGES 4 - 7 AGES 13 & OVER For the little one who is itching to get on board! For the skater with more than one month of skateboarding Participants will learn safety and the basics of experience and can demonstrate board control and skateboarding from experienced instructors, as well as confidence with speed. During the lessons, Thrashers play age-appropriate games and other fun activities. participants will focus on learning new tricks such as Parents are encouraged to attend and participate with drop-in’s and ollies, as well as discuss park etiquette their child. All skaters under the age of 6 must have a and skateboard maintenance. parent present during camp/lesson. : 3520-307 : $90 : $75 Activity #: 1520-307 Fee: $90 RDF: $75 Activity # Fee RDF Dates: Sep. 9 - 23 Dates: Sep. 9 - 23 Days: Sat. Hours: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Days: Sat. Hours: 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Location: Handloff Park Location: Handloff Park GRINDERS (BEGINNER) SKATEBOARDING CLASS AGES 8 - 12 For the future ripper with less than one month of skateboarding experience, Grinders camp will focus on the basics of skateboarding, including pushing, turning, FOR UPDATES ON ACTIVITY and going down banked ramps. Further curriculum will include proper use of skateboarding equipment and CANCELLATIONS CALL THE basic terminology. This lesson will also highlight basic tricks for more advanced participants. LEISURE TIME HOTLINE Activity #: 1521-307 Fee: $90 RDF: $75 (302) 366-7147 Dates: Sep. 9 - 23 Days: Sat. Hours: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Location: Handloff Park

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TOTAL FITNESS STAY FIT AGES 18 & OVER CAROLE WALSH A program of strength training and low impact aerobics, this upbeat and fun class will help you build and maintain muscle tone and improve cardiovascular fitness. A cool down and stretch will follow twenty-five minutes of aerobics adaptable to all levels of fitness. Please bring an exercise ZUMBA mat and a pair of hand weights, one to three pounds each. ZUMBA (Loaner weights will be available for the first class). AGES 18 & OVER JENNIFER PALACIO Zumba is an international rhythm-based dance fitness Fee: $68 RDF: $53 program. A high-intensity, one-hour cardio workout Days: Tue. & Thu. that includes salsa, cha-cha, samba, cumbia, meringue, Hours: 10 - 11 a.m. mambo, calypso, belly dance, Bollywood and much, much Location: George Wilson Center more! Anyone can do Zumba! Come to the party and dance your way into shape! Activity #: Dates: 3620-307 Sep. 7 - Oct. 31 (No class 10/10, 10/12, 10/17, 10/19) Days: Tue. 3620-317 Nov. 7 - Dec. 19 Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. (No class 11/23) Location: George Wilson Center 3620-108 Jan. 4 - Feb. 13 Activity #: Fee: Dates: 3511-307 $67 RDF: $50 Sep. 5 - Oct. 24 TOTAL BODY HOUR 3511-317 $60 RDF: $44 Nov. 7 - Dec. 19 AGES 16 & OVER GINA REICH Up-beat music and interesting routines keep you focused on your fitness during these Newark Parks and Recreation ZUMBA TONING fitness classes. A body sculpting workout using weights, AGES 18 & OVER JENNIFER PALACIO body resistance, challenging moves, repetitions and cardio Zumba® Toning is designed to strengthen, reshape your work. You will get motivated and be burning calories in no body and tone your muscles while burning even more time! Please bring a water bottle, hand weights and a large calories. Here we combine music with dance, strength exercise ball to class. training and body sculpting workouts using 2-3 lb. hand weights or even your body weight along with aerobic Fee: $85 RDF: $68 moves. Days: Mon. & Wed. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Days: Thu. Location: George Wilson Center Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Activity #: Dates: Location: George Wilson Center 3626-307 Sep. 11 - Oct. 18 3626-317 Oct. 30 - Dec. 13 Activity #: Fee: Dates: (No class 11/20 & 11/22) 3645-307 $67 RDF: $50 Sep. 7 - Oct. 26 3626-108 Jan. 8 - Feb. 14 3645-317 $60 RDF: $44 Nov. 2 - Dec. 21 (No class 11/23)

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 15 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY FITNESS YOGA EVENING AUTHENTIC YOGA AGES 18 & OVER MEETA PARKER The ancient practice of yoga is a combination of exercises, breathing and meditation techniques. It has long been an effective way of relieving emotional stress, stretching and toning the body and connecting with yourself. It energizes and refreshes, improves circulation and promotes mental clarity and concentration. Participants should wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Meeta is the daughter of the late Bharat J. Gajjar who brought yoga to Delaware in the 60's. Fee: $61 RDF: $45 Days: Wed. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Location: Newark Senior Center Activity #: Dates: 3525-307 Sep. 6 - Oct. 25 3525-317 Nov. 1 - Dec. 20 YOGA FOR STRESS AGES 18 & OVER VALERIE LANE Looking to de-stress? Activities like yoga & meditation are the perfect ways to take some stress out of your life. Whether you are trying to find a better balance, your doctor recommended yoga, or you are looking for a little peace and quiet each week, this yoga class is for you! Through the session, we will move through stress-relieving yoga postures and practices, breathing exercises, and various types of meditation. This class is for beginners and advanced yoga practitioners alike, and varied forms of each pose will be given. Please bring a yoga mat, any props you have (such as blocks or straps), and a blanket. Fee: $68 RDF: $56 Days: Thu. Hours: 5:15 - 6:30 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center Activity #: Dates: 3508-307 Sep. 7 - Oct. 26 3508-317 Nov. 2 - Dec. 28 (No class 11/23) FRIDAY MORNING YOGA AGES 18 & OVER KATHLEEN WRIGHT In this class, Yoga breathing and stretching is taught to help us function at our best, physically and mentally. Mental alertness is closely linked to the balance of energy in the body so that your strength, flexibilty and balance improve the way you think and vice-versa! We will work on different postures and areas of the body with every class. The practice of yoga is calming and cleansing and will act to restore agility and vitality. There will be special attention paid to help the individual student with their particular issues. All levels of age and fitness are welcome to join us. Students must bring their own mats, other props (straps & blocks) are provided by the instructor. Kathleen Wright is a longtime teacher of yoga in Wilmington & Newark and regularly pursues study with the most influential of senior teachers in the US and India. Activity #: 3522-307 Fee: $101 RDF: $83 Dates: Sep. 22 - Dec. 15 (No class 11/24) Days: Fri. Hours: 9 - 10:30 a.m. Location: George Wilson Center

16 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT SPECIAL INTEREST NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY HEALTH & SAFETY COOKING CPR/AED AND FIRST AID IT’S SIMPLY DELICIOUS CAKE DECORATING DAY AGES 12 & OVER AGES 7 - 12 IT’S SIMPLY DELICIOUS Participants learn to recognize and respond appropriately Participants can celebrate the upcoming holidays by to cardiac and breathing emergencies. The course decorating their very own cupcakes. Projects will have teaches the skills that participants need to know to give a Halloween theme in October and a patriotic/Veteran’s immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person until Day theme in November. more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. Students who successfully complete this course will Fee: $53 RDF: $38 receive certificates for CPR/AED - Adult which are valid Days: Fri. for two years. Infant/Child CPR will be covered for any Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. participant who requires it. American Red Cross First Location: George Wilson Center Aid will be covered for an additional $20. Please contact the Recreation office at (302) 366-7000 if you want to Activity #: Date: include First Aid. 1303-307 Oct. 6 1303-317 Nov. 3 Activity #: 3332-307 Fee: $87 RDF: $69 Dates: Oct. 15 Days: Sun. Hours: 12 - 3 p.m. Location: Newark Senior Center MAD SCIENCE CHE-MYSTERY AGES 7 - 12 MAD SCIENCE Your kids will be “wowed” by the spectacular experiments done with dry ice. They will learn about the states of matter and how we can get genies out of sealed bottles. Uncover the secrets of acids and bases, learn about the pH of common household chemicals, safety warning signs, and how acids and bases affect our daily lives. They will also watch as a film canister pops using an acid and a base.

Activity #: 1419-307 Fee: $50 RDF: $46 Dates: Oct. 21 Days: Sat. Hours: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center

DOWN TO EARTH AGES 7 - 12 MAD SCIENCE Get the nitty gritty on rocks and minerals. Kids will re- create the process of rock formation and devise ways to identify and classify rocks and minerals. Investigate the habits, needs and characteristics of dinosaurs. Top FOUR EASY WAYS TO REGISTER this off with dinosaurs, look at herbivores and carnivores, ONLINE become a paleontologist, and make a dinosaur tooth to www.newarkde.gov/play take home! WALK IN Activity #: 1419-317 Fee: $50 RDF: $46 220 South Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 Dates: Dec. 9 Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Days: Sat. Hours: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center MAIL Newark, Parks & Recreation 220 South Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 FAX (302) 366-7169

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 17 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY SPECIAL INTEREST HIKING FULL MOON HIKES - NEW! AGES 5 & UP WILMINGTON TRAIL CLUB LEADER Enjoy a night of hiking by the light of the full moon! Join hike leaders from the Wilmington Trail Club on a hike at the reservoir as they lead a family-friendly hike on the paved path with a beautiful view of the night sky. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Pre-register by no later than 4 p.m. on the previous business day. FULL CORN MOON Activity #: 3415-307 Fee / RDF: $3 Dates: Sep. 5 Days: Tue. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Location: Newark Reservoir FULL HARVEST MOON Activity #: 3415-317 Fee / RDF: $3 Dates: Oct. 8 Days: Sun. Hours: 7 - 8 p.m. Location: Newark Reservoir FULL BEAVER MOON Activity #: 3415-327 Fee / RDF: $3 Dates: Nov. 3 Days: Fri. Hours: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Location: Newark Reservoir SUPER FULL MOON Activity #: 3415-337 Fee / RDF: $3 Dates: Dec. 2 Days: Sat. Hours: 4 -5 p.m. Location: Newark Reservoir FALL SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY HIKE - NEW! ALL AGES ANN O'BRIEN Smartphones have become the most convenient way to freeze and revisit moments of our lives on a daily basis. This smartphone photography workshop focuses on the different ways to get the best images from your smartphones while also exploring the creative side of smartphone photography. Learn about exposure, composition, creative apps, and techniques during the workshop. With your smartphone in hand, there will always be an opportunity to capture the best moments of your adventures. All participants must bring a mobile device with a camera. Activity #: 1211-307 Fee: $20 RDF: $15 Dates: Sep. 23 Days: Sat. Hours: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Rittenhouse Park

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18 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT SPECIAL INTEREST NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY EQUESTRIAN HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS AGES 6 - 13 SUNSET STABLES Group riding lessons at Sunset Stables. Lessons taught Western style. Our horses are safe, reliable, and take good care of their riders. We choose only the best horses and pair them up with our guests according to riding ability.

Fee / RDF: $120 Location: Sunset Stables

ACTIVITY #: DATES: DAYS: HOURS: 1508-307 Sep. 7 - 28 Thu. 6 - 7 p.m. 1508-317 Oct. 5 - 26 Thu. 6 - 7 p.m. 1508-327 Oct. 3 - 24 Tue. 5 - 6 p.m. 1508-337 Oct. 3 - 24 Tue. 6 - 7 p.m.

PONY UP AGES 5 - 12 SUNSET STABLES Pony Up is geared to give young children an introduction to horseback riding and horsemanship. Children will be introduced to proper horse etiquette, grooming, how to lead a pony properly, putting the saddle on and riding all in a safe and FUN environment. The ponies we use are all kid friendly. We work very hard to have only the very best ponies in attitude and ability at Sunset Stables. Our little horses love their work, are patient and tolerate a lot from our young riders. Safety helmets are required and provided at no extra charge. Children must wear long pants and closed toed shoes.

Fee/ RDF: $30 Days: Sat. Hours: 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Sunset Stables

Activity #: Dates: 1506-307 Sep. 9 1506-317 Oct. 14 1506-327 Nov. 18

TRAIL RIDE AGES 10 & UP SUNSET STABLES Join the staff of Sunset Stables for a one of a kind, one hour autumn trail ride through Lums Pond State Park. Enjoy mother nature from atop of one of their friendly horses. Helmets are required and provided at no extra charge. There is a weight restriction of 240lbs for this activity. Please dress appropriately, no shorts or open toe shoes.

Fee / RDF: $35 Days: Sat. Hours: 12 - 1 p.m. Location: Sunset Stables

Activity #: Dates: 1504-307 Oct. 14 1504-317 Nov. 4

FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY 19 REGISTER ONLINE AT NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS DANCE DANCE - LITTLE FEET 1 AGES 4 - 6 Preschoolers love music and dance! Enhance your child’s sense of rhythm and coordination with this beginner dance program. Through creative movement exercises set to music, your child will learn creativity, motor control, balance, and self-confidence all while having a blast! Students will work toward a Winter Show scheduled for December 16, 2017. Registration fee includes recital costume.

Activity #: 0010-307 Fee: $195 RDF: $175 Dates: Sep. 19 - Dec. 12 (No class 11/21) Days: Tue. Hours: 5:15 - 6 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center THEATER DANCE - JAZZ & HIP HOP CURTAIN'S UP THEATER AGES 5 - 7 AGES 8 - 15 RACHEL BARTON Enhance your child's dance experience with this Curtain’s going up as our acting students learn the acting combined class of Jazz and Hip-Hop. This class is full of skills & techniques needed to give a polished stage fun activities to develop a safe progression of technique performance. Students learn stage movement, stage and focus on articulation, strength and more complex direction, vocalization, auditioning techniques, stage coordination. Attire: any color leotard, jazz shoes, and terminology, improvisation, character development, dance shorts. Students will work toward a Winter Show stage make-up, costuming, blocking, cold readings, scheduled for December 16, 2017. Registration fee awareness, trust, and many other theatre skills. Our includes recital costume. acting students will develop self-confidence, a positive interaction with others, and have fun as they work towards Activity #: 1014-307 Fee: $220 RDF: $195 a final scripted stage performance for family and friends. Dates: Sep. 19 - Dec. 12 (No class 11/21) Students must be present for the last two classes (dress Days: Tue. Hours: 6 - 7 p.m. rehearsal & performance). Production will be based on Location: George Wilson Center student enrollment. Past productions have included The Wizard of Oz, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Alice DANCE - BALLET & CONTEMPORARY in Wonderland, Anne of Green Gables, Downton Abbey AGES 7 - 12 Spoof- Oh My Word, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This ballet class will help children develop their grace On with the Show! and elegance as dancers. Through a well-balanced, progressive curriculum, students will develop technique Activity #: 1072-307 Fee: $139 RDF: $119 Dates: Sep. 22 - Nov. 17 (No Class 10/27) and skill safely, while gaining self-confidence and Days: Fri. Hours: 4:30 - 6 p.m. discipline. Increasingly complex barre and center Location: George Wilson Center exercises are taught and jumps and turns are developed to increase strength. Attire: black leotard, pink tights, BROADWAY MUSICAL THEATRE-SINGIN' ON THE STAGE and pink ballet shoes. Students will work toward a Winter AGES 8 - 15 RACHEL BARTON Show scheduled for December 16, 2017. Registration fee Do you like to sing and perform? Have a fun filled 8 weeks includes recital costume. learning show music, choreography, stage movement, and acting from a musical comedy script and then Activity #: 1012-307 Fee: $220 RDF: $195 performing a musical revue. Theatre skills in vocalization, Dates: Sep. 21 - Dec. 14 (No class 11/23) stage direction, choreography, creating the scene, stage Days: Thu. Hours: 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. characterizations, song interpretation, improvisation, Location: George Wilson Center costuming and stage make-up will be covered. Students must be present for the last two classes (dress rehearsal and performance). Past shows have included musical productions and scenes from Mary Poppins, Grease, Beauty & the Beast, Wicked, Pippin, The Wiz, Annie, and FOR UPDATES ON ACTIVITY CANCELLATIONS more. CALL THE LEISURE TIME HOTLINE Activity #: 1074-307 Fee: $139 RDF: $119 (302) 366-7147 Dates: Sep. 25 - Nov. 13 Days: Mon. Hours: 5 - 6:30 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center

20 FALL 2017 | WWW.NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY REGISTER ONLINE AT VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS NEWARKDE.GOV/PLAY POTTERY ADULT POTTERY AGES 19 & OVER CAROLE FOX Hand building with clay and working on the potter's wheel will be taught. Students can then explore their area of interest. Returning students may continue at their own pace. 12 lbs. of clay, glazes and firings included. Additional clay can be purchased for $15 per 25 lb. bag. Activity #: 3128-307 Fee: $180 RDF: $157 Dates: Sep. 7 - Oct. 26 Days: Thu. Hours: 6:15 - 8:15 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center DRAWING AND POTTERY FOR KIDS AGES 8 - 13 CAROLE FOX Create dishes, sculptures and decorative items from a PAINTING lump of clay! Participants will design and make projects ANIMAL ART as they learn a variety of forming techniques. Students AGES 8 - 14 JANICE VARA can then explore their area of interest. Returning Learn how to create your favorite pets, wild animals, zoo students may continue at their own pace. All glazes used animals, and even imaginary animals! Work with all kinds are non-toxic and dinnerware safe. We recommend that of fun materials including art pencils, pastels, watercolors, old clothing be worn to class. acrylics. No previous experience required. Activity #: 1120-307 Fee: $140 RDF: $112 Dates: Sep. 7 - Oct. 26 Activity #: 1034-307 Fee: $96 RDF: $78 Days: Thu. Hours: 4:30 - 6 p.m. Dates: Sep. 9 - 30 Location: George Wilson Center Days: Sat. Hours: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Location: George Wilson Center BRING YOUR PARENT TO POTTERY! AGES 8 - 16 DIANNA SIMMONS THE ART EXPERIENCE Parent and children will learn hand-building techniques AGES 16 & OVER JANICE VARA (including pinch, coil, and slab construction) and will have Learn the 10 Secrets of Drawing & Painting in this four- time to glaze their pieces during class the last class day. week beginner's class. Drawing techniques, brushwork, Finished pieces can be picked up one week after the class ends. Price includes one child and parent. color mixing, blending, perspective and more will be included in this Fall inspired art program. All supplies such Activity #: 1123-307 Fee: $105 RDF: $89 as art pencils, pastels, acrylics, and charcoal are included Dates: Oct. 25 - Nov. 15 in the cost. Each class will focus on a different medium. Days: Wed. Hours: 5:30 - 7 p.m. No experience necessary. Experienced students can Location: George Wilson Center work at your own pace.

ADULT POTTERY: MAKE IT FROM CLAY Activity #: 3083-307 Fee: $96 RDF: $78 AGES 19 & OVER CAROLE FOX Dates: Oct. 7 - 28 Class participants will make several projects from clay : Sat. : 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. with step by step instruction. Easy to do projects with Days Hours professional looking results! Just in time for the gift giving Location: George Wilson Center season. NATURE CREATIONS Activity #: 3128-317 Fee: $119 RDF: $99 ALL AGES DEBBIE KEESE Dates: Nov. 2 - Dec. 7 (No class 11/23) Celebrate the Fall and become inspired by the beauty Days: Thu. Hours: 6:15 - 8:15 p.m. of the natural materials within the City of Newark Location: George Wilson Center Rittenhouse Park! Join nature enthusiast and instructor Debbie Keese, in a hands-on program using recycled TEEN POTTERY WHEEL CLASS items and materials found in nature. Enhance your love AGES 13 - 18 for the natural world through art, short hikes and fun in Create functional and decorative pottery on the potter's wheel. Participants will learn the basics of working on the celebration of the environment. Meet at the art pavilion wheel and more advanced students can hone their skills. across the bridge. All glazes used are non-toxic and dinnerware safe. We recommend that old clothing be worn to class. Activity #: 4506-307 Fee: $15 RDF: $10 Dates: Oct. 21 Activity #: 2120-307 Fee: $89 RDF: $70 Days: Sat. Hours: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Dates: Nov. 2 - Dec. 7 (No class 11/23) Location: Rittenhouse Park Days: Thu. Hours: 4:30 - 6 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center

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NEW YORK CITY Here’s that December New York trip that many residents look forward to. Travelers will be dropped off near Radio City Music Hall then are on their own to enjoy the lights, decorations and holiday atmosphere. Great opportunity to get some holiday shopping done, while enjoying all that the city has to offer. Trip cost includes motor coach transportation. Bus will depart New York at 6 p.m.

Activity #: 4712-307 Fee: $59 RDF: $49 Dates: Dec. 9 Days: Sat. Hours: 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Location: Newark Municipal Building

TRIP GUIDELINES 1. Register by mail, online or in person. No phone registrations will be accepted due to the waiver that needs to be signed and acknowledged.

2. Trips will depart from the City Municipal Building, 220 South Main Street and will assemble in the rear parking lot.

3. You will be dropped off near Radio City Music Hall.

4. Youth under age 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

5. The Parks and Recreation Department does not permit smoking while in the bus.

6. Newark residents are not permitted to register non- resident registrants during the “Newark Resident Only” registration period.

7. Refunds cannot be given unless seats can be resold.

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COMMUNITY DAY SUNDAY, SEP. 17 (RAIN DATE SEP. 24) UD GREEN FROM MEMORIAL HALL TO DELAWARE AVENUE 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. The City of Newark’s Parks and Recreation Department, in cooperation with the University of Delaware, Christina School District and the Downtown Newark Partnership present the area’s premier fall festival on Sunday, September 17. This exciting event features fun for the entire family. The Green provides the perfect outdoor venue for local musicians and demonstration groups. A food court will have a variety of foods. Fine Art and Homemade Craft vendors will be displaying and selling their creations. The Children’s Area includes Scarecrow Making and more. Community Information booths and activities are supplied by a variety of local businesses and organizations. Enjoy WITH SPECIAL GUEST dining and retail specials at Main Street merchants. Please remember that pets are not comfortable in the heat DEVIN and crowds of large events, so for their safety and the safety of those attending the event, please leave your pets DAWSON at home. Sponsors include REMAX Premier Properties, Comcast and WXCY. A tattooed former metal head with a poet’s soul, Devin Dawson is not your typical Country artist. His look is dark VENDOR PACKAGES AVAILABLE NOW and bold. His sound is sleek and raw. And his songs speak www.newarkde.gov/play. the language of a new generation – fans with no use for genre labels. Poised as the next bolt of lightning to hit For more information call the Parks and Recreation Office Country’s family tree, Dawson is an edgy study in contrast, at (302) 366-7000 or email [email protected]. with a knack for razor sharp stories that cut straight to the heart. Arriving in Nashville in 2012, he put his unique skills to use authoring hundreds of songs for other artists. But after a soulful mashup of Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” and “Style” went viral, he was inspired to step out on his own. Now teamed with an equally daring producer in Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Little Big Town), Dawson’s first batch of tunes sound like a dangerous mix of organic roots and high- voltage power pop, full of romance and delivered with a distinctive saw-toothed vocal.

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MAYOR'S HARVEST FESTIVAL HALLOWEEN PARTY AT GWC SUNDAY, OCT. 8 AGES 3 - 12 OLAN THOMAS PARK Boo! It’s time for our annual Halloween Costume Party. Join 3 - 8:30 P.M. us for special Halloween activities, sweet refreshments, spooky storytelling, and a mysterious costume contest. The City of Newark Parks and Recreation Department will Come on out for a ghostly good time and a lot of fun! be hosting its first ever Mayor’s Harvest Festival this year at Pre-registration is available but not required, pay at the Olan Thomas Park October 8 from 3 - 8:30 p.m. Grab your door. friends and family for a night full of fall fun with country line dancing, hay rides, games, crafts, local food vendors, and Activity #: 1510-307 Fee: $2 more! At 6:30 p.m. grab a bag of popcorn and blanket to Dates: Oct. 26 enjoy an outdoor showing of Hocus Pocus. Days: Thu. Hours: 4 - 5:30 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center TRICK OR TREAT MAIN STREET SUNDAY, OCT. 29 4 P.M. Ghosts and goblins, fairies and princesses join in the fun of Trick or Treat Main Street. The event is paired with the Halloween Parade for twice the fun. There will be goodies from many stores and downtown businesses, and much more. Bring a camera and have your picture taken in the Pumpkin Patch. All municipal lots will offer free parking during the events. For the safety of the children, Main M ST Street will remain closed throughout Trick or Treat Main AYOR’S ARVE Street. There is no rain date for this event. H Please remember that pets are not comfortable in the f e a l heat and crowds of large events, so for their safety and s t i v the safety of those attending the event, please leave your pets at home. For additional information, please call the Newark Parks FALL FLEA MARKET VENDORS and Recreation Department at (302) 366-7000. For It’s time to clean out your garage, attic or basement and cancellation information, please call (302) 366-7147. join other flea marketers for the City of Newark, Parks and Recreation Department’s Annual Fall Flea Market. This event is not only fun but also profitable and can be a great time for the whole family! If you do not have anything to sell, don’t worry, because there will be a large assortment of new and used items available for purchase at hard to beat prices. The Flea Market will take place inside and outside of the George Wilson Center. Activity #: 4500-307 Fee: $27 RDF: $19 Dates: Oct. 7 Days: Sat. Hours: 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Location: George Wilson Center FALL COMMUNITY CLEAN UP SATURDAY, OCT. 14 NEWARK MUNICIPAL BUILDING 9 - 11 A.M.

Grab your family and friends and help make Newark beautiful. Join us at the City of Newark Municipal Building on Saturday, October 14 from 9 - 11 a.m. Individuals and volunteer groups are welcome. Gloves and trash bags will be provided. For additional information or to volunteer for the clean-up, please call the Recreation office at (302) 366- 7000 or email [email protected]

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HALLOWEEN PARADE SUNDAY, OCT. 29 MAIN STREET 3 P.M.

Newark’s 70th annual Halloween Parade is drawing near. Plan now to be a part of this special Halloween event, complete with marching bands, floats, antique automobiles, costumed characters and much more. The parade begins at Tyre Avenue and Main Street and marches west on Main Street, to College Avenue. Local clubs, civic groups, school bands, PTA’s and scout troops are encouraged to participate. Please fill out the application below or stop by the Recreation Office to register your group. See below for additional information on participation or call (302) 366-7000. Applications are also available online at www.newarkde.gov/play. ** PRE-REGISTRATION IS NOT NECESSARY IF: You simply wish to come in costume and walk in the parade. A special line up space will be provided. Check in at the information booth at George Read Park by 2:30 p.m. on parade day. ** NOTE TO POLITICIANS OR POLITICAL GROUPS: If you wish to march in the parade, you must be in costume and pre-register. We appreciate your cooperation. Please remember that pets are not comfortable in the heat and crowds of large events, so for their safety and the safety of those attending the event, please leave your pets at home. There is NO RAIN DATE for this event. For cancellation information, please call (302) 366-7147. PARADE CATEGORIES (PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY):

MARCHING BANDS OR MUSICAL GROUPS: Any SMALL/FAMILY MARCHING GROUP: Must marching band or musical group. High School have an overall theme and consist of at least 5 and Junior High Marching Bands must have a members and fewer than 10 members. Awards minimum of 25 musicians and be pre-registered will be presented for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. for the parade to qualify for a donation. VEHICLES: Antique automobiles with or without FLOATS: Floats will be judged on their Halloween costumed drivers/riders. theme, and prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Please note the following road closures LARGE MARCHING GROUP: Must include a during the event: Main Street (Library Avenue minimum of 10 individuals with at least 2 adults to North College), Tyre Avenue/Delaware (if children are 12 or under, there must be 1 adult Circle, Delaware Avenue (Chapel Street to per 5 children). Awards will be presented for the Library Avenue). 1st, 2nd & 3rd place.

Please fill out the application below and return it before Friday, October 20 at 5:00 p.m. For additional information, please call the Parks and Recreation Department at (302) 366-7000.

NAME OF ORGANIZATION, GROUP, OR INDIVIDUAL:

PLEASE CIRCLE ONE OF THE CATEGORIES: BAND FLOAT LARGE GROUP SMALL & FAMILY GROUP VEHICLE

# MARCHING PEOPLE: # OF VEHICLES: LENGTH OF FLOAT:

MUSIC: YES NO POLITICAL: YES NO OVERSIZED VEHICLE: YES NO

THEME (IF KNOWN):

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NAME OF CONTACT PERSON: PHONE #:

MAILING ADDRESS: EMAIL ADDRESS:

CITY: STATE: ZIP:

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NEWBARK PAWLOOZA SATURDAY, NOV. 4 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. HANDLOFF PARK

Grab a leash and your BFF (Best Furry Friend) and join us for a howling good time on Saturday, November 4 at Handloff Park. NewBark PawLooza will be a fantastic good time with exciting activities and vendors that will provide all your pooch pampering needs. Watch doggie demos, participate in canine contests, enjoy a romp around the park, or meet your new best friend at a local rescue group booth. Vendor packets are now available. All dogs must be leashed (6' or less), non- aggressive, and up to date on their shots to attend. TURKEY TROT - RUN / WALK SATURDAY, NOV. 18 HANDLOFF PARK The 5K and 10K Runs and 5K Walk will be held on Saturday, November 18 at Handloff Park on Barksdale Rd in Newark. Pre- race shirt and number pick up at the Parks and Recreation office will be held on Friday, Nov. 17 from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. for those registered by Nov. 15. For additional information, please call the Newark Parks and Recreation Department at (302) 366-7000 or the Hotline at (302) 366-7147. Both courses (5K and 10K) have been Certified. There will be 10 men’s and 10 women’s divisions in each run. The first 500 registrants will receive a long sleeve T-shirt. Prizes will be awarded to overall winners, as well as winners in age group categories for each run. Overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards will be given for the 5K Walk. Be sure to list your age on race day so we can accurately place you in the appropriate division. Random awards will be given during the awards ceremony, following the 5K. All winners must be present during the ceremony in order to collect their award. This year’s online registration will be taken on the Races2Run website (www.races2run.com) for your convenience through November 10. You may still fill out our standard registration form for the race and mail or walk in your registration. Registrations must be received by Wednesday, November 15. Part of the proceeds go towards the James F. Hall Scholarship Fund to provide tuition assistance to youth who would otherwise be unable to participate in activities and programs through Newark Parks and Recreation Department. The Ancient Order of Hibernians will be collecting coats that will be distributed to people in need throughout the area. Anyone interested in donating may bring coats in good condition the morning of the race. Please remember that pets are not comfortable in the heat and crowds of large events, so for their safety and the safety of those attending the event, please leave your pets at home. This is a rain or shine event.

EVENT START TIME FEES: 10K Run 9 a.m. $25 pre-registration (on or before November 15) 5K Walk/Run 10:30 a.m. $30 on November 16 & 17 $5 Second Race REGISTER ONLINE AT RACES2RUN.COM

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31ST ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY BREAKFAST Enjoy Thanksgiving Day morning in the company of Newark neighbors and friends. The Parks and Recreation Department, area merchants and volunteers celebrate our 31st year of gathering together to offer this special breakfast. Our mission is to create a warm and caring atmosphere among community members, older adults and area students who are unable to share the holiday with family members or a companion. Join us for a hearty breakfast and a little fellowship. This year’s menu will include pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, coffee, juice, and tea. Advanced registration is suggested. Volunteer assistance is needed; please call (302) 366-7000 for more information. Free for seniors 60 and over. Activity #: 4511-307 Fee: $3 in advance Dates: Nov. 23 $6 at door Days: Thu. Hours: 8 - 10:30 a.m. Location: Newark Senior Center WINTERFEST FRIDAY, DEC. 1 (RAINDATE SATURDAY, DEC. 2) 6 - 8 P.M. ACADEMY BUILDING LAWN & ACADEMY STREET Winterfest promises to be a wonderful addition to the holiday season. Holiday entertainment, roasting chestnuts, caroling, tree lighting, ice carving demonstrations, and much more will fill this wonderful evening of fun for the whole family. Winterfest is a joint effort by the Newark Parks and Recreation Department, the University of Delaware, and the Downtown Newark Partnership. The Delaware Special Olympics will be holding their Annual Reindeer Run in conjunction with Winterfest (www.sode.org). SANTA'S SECRET SHOPPE SATURDAY, DEC. 2 9 - 11:30 A.M. GEORGE WILSON CENTER Children are invited to participate in Santa’s Secret Shoppe at the George Wilson Center. This unique and cost effective holiday event gives children the opportunity to purchase gifts for family and friends with a pint-sized price tag. All items will be priced $5.00 and under and will be gift wrapped for free. Volunteers will be on hand to assist children with shopping. Vendors, crafters or local businesses that wish to participate in the Santa’s Secret Shoppe should call (302) 366-7000 or stop by the Recreation Office to obtain an application.

SNACK WITH SANTA SATURDAY, DEC. 2 9:30 - 11:30 A.M. GEORGE WILSON CENTER FEE: $2 / PERSON The Holidays are coming! Get into the spirit by joining Santa for snacks, crafts, games and a relaxed visit at the George Wilson Center. We encourage you to bring your camera to capture some special moments. Come and start the season off right! Children must be accompanied by a paying adult. Register early or pay at the door. Activity #: 1511-316 Fee: $2 / person Dates: Dec. 2 Days: Sat. Hours: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Location: George Wilson Center

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City of Newark Park Areas

Refer to Parks Map

NOTE: Lighted courts will be available for evening play until 10 p.m. from early March to early December

PARKS AND LOCATIONS MAP LOCATION AREA (ACRES) TENNIS LIGHTING) *(NO COURT TENNIS WALL PRACTICE BASKETBALL LIGHTING) *(NO COURT FIELD BASEBALL- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT SWIMMING POOL PICNIC TABLES COMMUNITY CENTER NATURAL AREAS AND TRAILS PARKING SHELTER SOCCER FACILITY RENTAL (HALL/KITCHEN) COURTS HORSESHOE ACCESS VALLEY STREAM COURTS HOCKEY STREET BOTANICAL AREA COLEMAN 42 Country Hills Dr. 1 5.7 • COVERDALE 371 Paper Mill Rd. 2 16.8 • • CURTIS MILL 225 Paper Mill Road 3 7 • • • • DEVON 46 Cornwall Dr. 4 4.6 • • DOROTHY P. MILLER 111 Capitol Trail 5 7.28 • • DOUGLAS D. ALLEY 420 Douglas D Alley Dr 6 .9 • • EDNA C. DICKEY 60 Madison Dr. 7 8.2 1 1 • • • • • 6 • ELAN 2 Blue Hen Dr. 8 6.7 *1 • • • • FAIRFIELD 491 Stamford Dr. 9 7.0 3 2 1 • • • • • FAIRFIELD CREST 20 Winfield Drive 10 3.7 1 *1 • • FOLK PARK 98 Welsh Tract Rd. 11 34.6 1* *1 1 • • • • 1 GEORGE READ 315 Delaware Cir. 12 2.8 *1 1 • • • GEORGE WILSON CENTER 303 New London Road 13 4.8 1 1 1 • 1 • • • • • 1 HIDDEN VALLEY 120 W Mill Station Dr. 14 6.5 *1 • • • IRON GLEN, Elkton Road 15 12.4 Future Development JAMES F. HALL TRAIL 16 1.76 • • KARPINSKI 345 Old Paper Mill Rd. 17 8.0 • • • KELLS 201 Kells Ave 18 5.2 1 2 1 • • • • • • KERSHAW 197 Paper Mill Rd. 19 2.0 2* • • LEWIS 727 Academy St. 20 4.2 2 • • • • • LUMBROOK 100 Woodlawn Ave. 21 5.9 2 2 1 • • • • LEROY C. HILL Barksdale & 1000 Casho Mill Rds. 22 6.3 1 • MCKEES 100 McKees Ln. 23 4.0 1 • • • • NEWARK RESERVOIR Old Paper Mill Road 24 113 • • NORMA B. HANDLOFF 1000 Barksdale Rd 25 15.8 3 1 2 2 • • • • OLAN THOMAS 89 Paper Mill Rd. 26 4.3 • OLD PAPER MILL PARK 219 Old Paper Mill Rd 27 12.3 Future Development • ORVILLE A. CLARK 10 WHITE CLAY DRIVE 28 .8 • PHILLIPS 101 B St. 29 13.7 3 2 • • • • • POMEROY TRAIL 30 RAHWAY 922 Rahway Dr. 31 .9 • • RIDGEWOOD GLEN Shenandoah Dr. 32 12.4 • • RITTENHOUSE 228 West Chestnut Hill Rd. 33 45.9 • • • • • • STAFFORD 420 Stafford Ave. 34 1.8 • • WHITE CHAPEL 300 White Chapel Rd. 35 10 1 • • • WM M REDD, JR 500 Paper Mill Rd. 36 68.5 • • •

OTHER FACILITIES USED FOR PROGRAMS A. DOWNES SCHOOL D. NEWARK SENIOR CENTER F. WEST PARK SCHOOL 220 Casho Mill Road 200 White Chapel Drive 193 West Park Place B. MCVEY SCHOOL E. PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE G. NEWARK CHARTER SCHOOL 908 Janice Drive 220 SOUTH MAIN 2001 Patriot Way C. NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL 750 Delaware Avenue

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