SUMMER 2017
REGISTRATION BEGINS
MAY 2
ND
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F U N!
Welcome to the summer! Enjoy this season’s freedom to break away from the usual routine and interject new experiences
into your life. You’ll be happy with the sense of accomplishment, well-being and the resulting fun!
A few highlights of the season:
w It’s summer camp season! Check out the variety of youth camps with themes related to Sports, Engineering, Robotics,
Art, Electronics, Science and more!
w Venture on over to our TRIPS page and see all the exciting destinations offered throughout the rest of 2017 such as
Montreal & Quebec, Vermont, New York City, Maine, Virginia and more!
w Discount Tickets – Once again we have a variety of discount park tickets available for purchase at our office.
note that CASH is the only acceptable form of payment for discount tickets.
Please
w Millard Freysinger Memorial Youth Scholarship Program:
Scholarships are available for one-half the resident cost
and are indicated with a Ð symbol. Eligibility criteria information is listed on the Camps page.
Summer registration kicks off on Tuesday, May 2nd. Persons who enroll online that day will be entered into a drawing for
special prizes, including a three foot Party Sub courtesy of Cedar Cliff Subway
and several Rec Swim Punch Cards good for free swimming at the West Shore Natatorium.
Cedar Cliff 303-1766
Winners will be notified by e-mail.
Wishing all of our friends a safe, healthy and happy summer season!
FIRST DAY OF REGISTRATION: MAY 2ND
So that everyone has a chance to receive this brochure and time to
make activity selections, the first day registrations will be accepted
is Tuesday, May 2nd at 8:30 a.m. for residents of participating
communities in West Shore Rec.
Non-residents may register May 9th or the day before the program
begins (whichever is sooner).
PROGRAM REGISTRATION
Participants must pre-register for all programs. No one will be
allowed to sign up at the program site. Contact the recreation office
at 920-9515 if you have any questions.
Special Note: In order to conduct registration as fairly as possible, we
must limit the number of registrations for the same program to four
individuals (does not apply to immediate family members). Thanks for
your cooperation!
* Sorry, we cannot accept registrations or cancellations by e-mail or fax.
TWO PRICES?
Residents of participating municipalities (Fairview & Lower Allen Townships,
New Cumberland, Lemoyne, Goldsboro and Lewisberry Boroughs) receive
a discount on programs. The first price listed is for all others. Please note
some programs have an additional WSSD Facility Use Fee.
MAKE-UP DATES
West Shore Rec makes every attempt to reschedule classes canceled due
to inclement weather and other circumstances outside of its control. The
make-up is usually rescheduled just after the original ending date. No
refunds will be given for unattended make-up classes.
West Shore Rec offers registration on the Internet for selected
programs (designated throughout the brochure with a
symbol).
There is a convenience fee to use this registration option.
Visit www.activenet014.active.com/westshorerec
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CONTACT WEST SHORE REC
[email protected]
westshorerec.org
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The office will be closed
May 29 and July 4.
ACTIVITY CANCELLATIONS
Call 920-9515 and press 5 to check on activity status.
In the case of inclement weather, any activity updates will be
posted on the automated phone system unless otherwise
specified. We ask that you call our office to check on weather
related activity cancellations by dialing 920-9515 and pressing
the number 5 on the main menu.
AUTOMATED PHONE SYSTEM DIRECTORY
Here is what is available to you when you call our number 920-9515.
Press 1 Register or inquire about a program
Press 2 Directions to various facilities
Press 3 Rec Swim hours and information­­
Press 5 Activity cancellations
Press 6 Discount ticket prices
Press * Staff directory
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Camps......................................................................................................3
Sports.......................................................................................................4
Learn to Swim..........................................................................................5
Aquatics...................................................................................................6
Active Wellness.........................................................................................7
Enrichment.............................................................................................10
Trips.......................................................................................................13
Services.................................................................................................14
MISSION STATEMENT
West Shore Recreation Commission, based on an agreement of
inter-governmental cooperation, is dedicated to enriching lives by
providing quality recreational and leisure-time opportunities for all
residents.
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SUMMER BLAST 
Children 6 years of age (who have completed kindergarten) through 12 years
of age are invited to come enjoy fun games, activities and crafts in an outdoor
setting. Play typical playground games such as kickball, wiffleball, nok-hockey,
capture the flag, and take part in some fun activities related to the weekly
theme. Instructors: WSRec Staff
Time:
Monday thru Friday, 9 am – 12 noon
Dates:
Week 1: June 19 – 23
Week 2: June 26 – 30
Week 3: July 3 – 7 (no 7/4)
Week 4: July 10 – 14
Week 5: July 17 – 21
Week 6: July 24 – 28
Week 7: July 31 – August 4
Location: Roof Park, Fairview Twp. – pavilion w/green roof
Cost:
Per Week: $61; discounted resident rate: $47
Week 4: $51; discounted resident rate: $39
All 7 Weeks: $285; discounted resident rate: $219
Register in advance: no later than the Thursday before the desired week. A
registration form is available on the Camps page of www.westshorerec.org.
Program Cancellation: West Shore Rec will make every attempt to conduct
the activity, but reserves the right to cancel any week due to insufficient
enrollment. The minimum number of participants needed is 25.
Rain Policy:
Summer Blast will be held in light rain. In case of heavy rain, the program
may be canceled. You may call the Rec Commission office after 8:30 am on
questionable days. If the program is canceled due to weather the following
applies:
• 1 day of canceled program – no credit given
• 2-4 days canceled in one week – a West Shore Rec credit will be given in
the appropriate amount that can be used toward any recreation program
offered. No credit will be given to individuals who choose not to send their
children when the location is open.
SUMMER BLAST JUNIOR 
Children ages 4-6 (must have turned age 4 by 12/31/16) will have fun learning
weekly themes through stories, playground games, and a variety of craft
projects. Class space is limited so register early. Children should bring water, a
snack and wear sunscreen. Instructor: Deb McKiernan
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9 am – 12 noon
June 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29
July 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27
August 1, 2, 3
Roof Park – pavilion with blue roof
Cost: $297; discounted resident rate: $229
PLAYZONE SUMMER DAY CAMP
PlayZone is a structured, all-day camp experience that includes fun activities,
exciting field trips, refreshing swimming and much more! Limited enrollment
opportunities may still exist in our Primary Zone group for ages K-8
(completed kindergarten). Check on availability by calling the rec office at
920-9515. Registration fee is $174 per week. Program info and registration
form available on our Camps page at www.westshorerec.org.
Our Secondary Zone for ages 9-12 and L.I.T.E. (Leader In Training Experience)
for ages 13-14 are currently filled. You may be added to the waiting list if
desired. Give us a call to inquire about our waiting lists.
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- SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
Millard Freysinger Memorial Youth Scholarship Program:
Contributions made to the Millard Freysinger Memorial fund provide
financial scholarships for selected recreation activities for students*
who fall under one or more of the following criteria: 1.) eligible for the
free/reduced price school lunch program, 2.) recommendation from
the school counselor, 3.) student’s parent is an active duty member of
the military. A copy of the lunch program letter from WSSD must be
included with the registration form. School counselor recommendation
letters can be sent directly to our office for review. Military ID’s can
be brought to our office for review before program registration.
Scholarships are one-half the resident cost and are indicated with a
Ð symbol. All information will be kept completely confidential.
*who reside in a participating community
SUMMER JOBS
More information can be found on
the Job Opportunities page at
www.westshorerec.org. Look for
the link on the homepage.
LIFEGUARDS
Outdoors at Lemoyne Municipal Pool: Lifeguards are needed for the summer season (May 27 - September 4).
The pool is open to the public each day from 12 noon to 8 pm and some
additional mornings. American Red Cross or YMCA certification required
for guards. Hourly Rate: $8-11, depending on qualifications.
Indoors at West Shore Natatorium: Lifeguards for weekdays and
evenings in the summer. Flexible schedule. Hourly Rate: $8-10.
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
UK SOCCER CAMP 
Professional English coaches will provide your child the opportunity to have fun
while learning the fundamental techniques necessary to play the game. The
program is focused on individual skill development with a curriculum that is
specific to age and ability. UK Soccer’s goal is to nurture a love of the game.
More information about UK Soccer is accessible at www.uksoccercamps.com.
Soccer ball, t-shirt, certificate and camp evaluation are all included. Bring
water and wear sunscreen.
Monday thru Friday, July 10 – 14
A. Kickers - ages 3-4 9-10 am
Cost: $85; discounted resident rate: $65
B. Nippers - ages 5-6 10 am-12 noon
Cost: $117; discounted resident rate: $90
C. Youth - ages 7-14 9 am-1 pm
Cost: $189; discounted resident rate: $145
New Cumberland Borough Park – pavilion 4
SNAG – YOUTH GOLF FUN 5 
SNAG (Starting New at Golf) is a colorful, exciting and superior way to teach
golf using modified fun equipment for a high success rate. The system builds
on strong fundamentals of putting, chipping, pitching and full swing. Instructor
will contact you directly via telephone in the event of weather related
cancellations. Instructor: Maria Mills, LPGA Teaching Professional.
PeeWee: ages 3-6, Saturdays, 9:00-9:30 am
A. May 20 – June 3
B. June 10 – 24
C. July 8 – 22
Lower Allen Community Park – driving range
Cost: $65; discounted resident rate: $50
Juniors: ages 7-14, Saturdays, 9:45-10:30 am
D. May 20 – June 3
E. June 10 – 24
F. July 8 – 22
Lower Allen Community Park – driving range
Cost: $82; discounted resident rate: $63
BEGINNER VOLLEYBALL CAMP 5 
Looking for a fun volleyball experience? This camp for girls & boys entering
grades 4-7 will teach individual skills and team concepts through fun beginner
drills. A great opportunity to learn about the game and see what volleyball is
all about. Indicate t-shirt size (youth or adult and S,M,L,XL), but registration
deadline for a t-shirt is June 12. Instructors: Cedar Cliff High School & Junior
High Coaching Staff/Players.
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, 5:00-6:30 pm
June 27, 28, 29
TBA
Cost: $48; discounted resident rate: $37
SUMMER YOUTH TENNIS 5 
Get in the game! Come out and learn basic tennis skills and have fun playing
tennis related games. Bring a racquet and water. All lessons instructed by
Central Penn Tennis Instructors. Instructor will contact you directly via
telephone in the event of weather related cancellations. Locations: Cedar
Cliff H.S (A,E,H,L,O,S,V,W,X), Red Land H.S. (B,F,I,M,P,T), Negley Park in
Lemoyne (D,K,R), Roof Park (C,G,J,N,Q,U,Y,Z,AA).
Ages 5-7:
Ages 8-12 (Beginners):
Mon thru Thu, 8:45-9:30 am
Mon thru Thu, 9:30-10:30 am
A. June 12 - 15
H. June 12 - 15
B. June 19 - 22
I. June 19 - 22
C. July 3 - 6
J. July 3 - 6
D. July 10 - 13
K. July 10 - 13
E. July 24 - 27
L. July 24 - 27
F. July 31 - Aug 3
M. July 31 - Aug 3
G. Aug 7 - 10
N. Aug 7 - 10
Cost: $30; resident rate: $23
Cost: $39; resident rate: $30
Ages 9-16 (Adv. Beg.):
Mon thru Thu, 10:30-11:30 am
O. June 12 - 15
P. June 19 - 22
Q. July 3 - 6
R. July 10 - 13
S. July 24 - 27
T. July 31 - Aug 3
U. Aug 7 - 10
Cost: $39; resident rate: $30
Saturdays, June 10 – July 1
V. Ages 5-7:
9:15-10:00 am
Cost: $30; resident rate: $23
W. Ages 8-12 (Beginners):
10:00-11:00 am
X. Ages 9-16 (Adv. Beg.):
11:00 am-12:00 pm
Cost: $39; resident rate: $30
Saturdays, July 22 – August 12
Y. Ages 5-7:
9:15-10:00 am
Cost: $30; resident rate: $23
Z. Ages 8-12 (Beginners):
10:00-11:00 am
AA. Ages 9-16 (Adv. Beg.):
11:00 am-12:00 pm
Cost: $39; resident rate: $30
FLAG FOOTBALL CLINIC 5 
Have a blast learning flag football skills such as passing, receiving and flag
pulling in an air conditioned facility on the turf surface! No special equipment
required, just a t-shirt, shorts and sneakers. For ages 6-17. Instructor: Yellow
Breeches Sports Center staff.
Saturdays, 9-10 am
May 20 – June 24
Yellow Breeches Sports Center – 700 Shawnee Ct, New Cumberland
Cost: $26; discounted resident rate: $20
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ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS 18+
HIGH SCHOOL & ADULT TENNIS 
Dust off your racquet and get moving! Beginner players can learn and
develop the strokes, strategies, and rules of this fun lifetime sport. Ages 15
& up. Bring a racquet and water. Instructor: Central Penn Tennis. Instructor
will contact you directly via telephone in the event of weather related
cancellations. Saturdays, 12-1 pm
June 10 – July 1
Cedar Cliff High School – lower courts
Cost: $39; discounted resident rate: $30
PICKLEBALL 
Pickle what? It is spreading like wildfire across the country, so get in on the
fun! Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping pong into
a paddle sport that is easy to learn and appropriate for all skill levels. Simple
rules and minimal equipment (paddle and plastic ball) will get you playing
quickly. Ages 15 & up. Bring a paddle and water. Instructor: Tony Cooper.
Instructor will contact you directly via telephone in the event of weather
related cancellations. A. Thursdays, 7-8 pm, June 8 - 29
B. Saturdays, 8-9 am, July 22 – August 12
Roof Park – tennis/pickleball courts
Cost: $36; discounted resident rate: $28
SNAG ADULT FUNDAMENTALS 
SNAG (Starting New At Golf) is a colorful, exciting and superior way to teach
golf using modified fun equipment for a high success rate. The system builds
on strong fundamentals of putting, chipping, pitching and full swing. Instructor
will contact you directly via telephone in the event of weather related
cancellations. Instructor: Maria Mills, LPGA Teaching Professional.
Saturdays, 10:45-11:30 am
A. May 20 – June 3
B. June 10 - 24
C. July 8 - 22
Lower Allen Community Park – driving range
Cost: $110; discounted resident rate: $85

- SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
Millard Freysinger Memorial Youth Scholarship Program:
Contributions made to the Millard Freysinger Memorial fund provide
financial scholarships for selected recreation activities for students*
who fall under one or more of the following criteria: 1.) eligible for the
free/reduced price school lunch program, 2.) recommendation from
the school counselor, 3.) student’s parent is an active duty member of
the military. A copy of the lunch program letter from WSSD must be
included with the registration form. School counselor recommendation
letters can be sent directly to our office for review. Military ID’s can
be brought to our office for review before program registration.
Scholarships are one-half the resident cost and are indicated with a
Ð symbol. All information will be kept completely confidential.
*who reside in a participating community
REGISTRATION BEGINS
MAY 2ND
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AMERICAN RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM 
The Summer Learn-to-Swim progressive program is offered for youth 5 to
15 years. Swimmers begin at Level 1 and gradually work their way to Level
6. Emphasis is placed on being comfortable in the water, basic strokes, and
personal safety. Sessions are held at the West Shore Natatorium.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
➤ Students must successfully complete a level before enrolling in the next
higher level. Students will receive a wallet-size certificate as proof of
proficiency.
➤ In order to fully master the new skills learned, it is recommended that a
child be enrolled in only one level for the summer.
➤ Those who wish to enroll a student in the same level for a second session
may not sign up until the first session has ended.
➤ Instructors: American Red Cross Certified Water Safety Instructors.
AMERICAN RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS
Level 1 – Introduction to Water Skills: Includes floating, kicking, and arm
action.
Level 2 – Fundamental Aquatic Skills: Expand on fundamental aquatic
locomotion including combined strokes on front and back and rhythmic breathing.
Level 3 - Stroke Development: Increase swimming skills including
elementary backstroke and deep water skills.
Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develop confidence and competency beyond
proceeding levels, including breaststroke, sidestroke, and diving.
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Coordinate and refine key strokes; introduce the
butterfly stroke, open turns, and a feet-first surface dive.
Level 6 – Swimming and Skill Proficiency: Polish strokes to swim with
more ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness over greater distances.
LEARN TO SWIM SCHEDULE
Session I
June 20 – 22 (Tue,Wed,Thu) and June 27 – 29 (Tue,Wed,Thu)
9:00-9:45 am
Levels 1, 2
9:50-10:35 am
Levels 1, 2
10:40-11:25 am
Levels 3, 4
11:30-12:15 pm
Levels 5, 6
Session II
July 11 – 13 (Tue,Wed,Thu) and July 18 – 20 (Tue,Wed,Thu)
9:00-9:45 am
Levels 1, 2
9:50-10:35 am
Levels 1, 3
10:40-11:25 am
Levels 2
11:30-12:15 pm
Level 3, 4
Session III
July 25 – 27 (Tue,Wed,Thu) and August 1 – 3 (Tue,Wed,Thu)
9:00-9:45 am
Level 4
9:50-10:35 am
Level 3, 5, 6
10:40-11:25 am
Level 1
11:30-12:15 pm
Level 2
Cost: $49; discounted resident rate: $39
REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS BEGINS MAY 2
Register by mail, phone* or in person* at the Rec office. (*- best ways to
register.) A fill-in form is available at www.westshorerec.org on the Learn to
Swim page. Please clearly indicate the desired session number, time and level!
MAY IS NATIONAL WATER SAFETY MONTH
In recognition of the popularity of swimming and other water-related
recreational activities in the United States, and the resulting need for ongoing
public education on safer water practices, including
swim lessons, the buddy system, parental supervision,
following the posted rules, and always being “water
aware,” the month of May, 2017 is National Water
Safety Month. www.watersafetymonth.org
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UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE, ALL AQUATIC PROGRAMS ARE HELD AT THE WEST SHORE NATATORIUM
LOCATED AT RED LAND HIGH SCHOOL ON FISHING CREEK ROAD, FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP.
FAMILY & MULTI-AGED ACTIVITIES
REC SWIM 5
Great for family fun or individual fitness workouts. One lane is reserved for
lap swimming. Pay at the door or save 23% by purchasing a Rec Swim Punch
Card. A Punch Card never expires and can be used for the whole family.
Summer Rec Swim Schedule: June 12 – August 2*:
Mondays & Wednesdays
1-4 pm
Spring Season hours are available by calling 920-9515, option 3.
Admission Options:
A. Pay As You Go: $5
B. Punch Card: $26;discounted resident rate: $20
*Please note – Dates are subject to change for maintenance or emergency reasons.
WHEE SWIM
Enjoy special one-on-one time with your child! Our instructor will help you and
your child feel comfortable and safe in the water while practicing movements
to prepare him or her for swimming strokes. One parent/guardian in the water
is necessary...two are welcome! Instructor: Lexie Curtis.
Monday thru Friday, August 7-11
A. 6-18 months: 5:00-5:30 pm
B. Age 1:
5:30-6:00 pm
C. Age 2:
6:00-6:30 pm
D. Age 2:
6:30-7:00 pm
E. Age 3-4:
7:00-7:30 pm
Cost: $46; discounted resident rate: $35
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
WATER OTTERS
A class for 4 year olds! Designed for children to explore their water readiness
prior to enrolling in Level 1 at age 5. Children must have some water
experience and be able to engage in a small group without parental assistance.
Instructed by a certified water safety instructor, but no certification given.
Monday-Thursday
A. June 19-295:50-6:30 pm
B. July 10-205:50-6:30 pm
Cost: $59; discounted resident rate: $45
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
C. June 20-2911:30 am-12:10 pm
D. July 11-2010:40-11:20 am
E. July 25-Aug. 3 9:00-9:40 am
Cost: $45; discounted resident rate: $35
YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
Youth 5-15 years are encouraged to enhance their water enjoyment,
progressing from level 1 through 6 in the American Red Cross water safety
program. Indicate level needed on the registration form. You may enroll in
one section only until June 30. Instructed by certified water safety instructors.
Monday thru Thursday, June 19 – 29
A. Level 14:30-5:10 pm
B. Levels 2 or 3
5:10-5:50 pm
C. Level 45:50-6:30 pm
Monday thru Thursday, July 10 – 20
D. Levels 1 or 4 4:30-5:10 pm
E. Levels 2 or 3
5:10-5:50 pm
F. Level 15:50-6:30 pm
Monday thru Thursday, July 24 – August 3
G. Level 1 or 2
4:30-5:10 pm
H. Level 1 or 3
5:10-5:50 pm
I. Level 4, 5 or 6 5:50-6:30 pm
Cost: $59; discounted resident rate: $45
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PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
Children ages 5 and older will get 1 on 1 swimming instruction from a certified
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. An American Red Cross completion card
will be given if the child successfully demonstrates all the skills necessary to
pass a particular level. Very limited space available. Please indicate your child’s
swimming ability/level at the time of registration.
Mondays
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 5, 12, 19, 26
June 20, 22, 27, 29
A: 10:30-11:00 am
I: 2:00-2:30 pm
B: 11:00-11:30 am
J: 2:30-3:00 pm
C: 11:30-12:00 noon K: 3:00-3:30 pm
D: 12:00-12:30 pm
L: 3:30-4:00 pm
July 10, 17, 24, 31
E: 10:30-11:00 am
F: 11:00-11:30 am
G: 11:30-12:00 noon
H: 12:00-12:30 pm
July 11, 13, 18, 20 M: 2:00-2:30 pm
N: 2:30-3:00 pm
O: 3:00-3:30 pm
P: 3:30-4:00 pm
July 25, 27, Aug. 1, 3
Q: 2:00-2:30 pm
R: 2:30-3:00 pm
S: 3:00-3:30 pm
T: 3:30-4:00 pm
Cost: $75;discounted resident rate: $58
SUMMER LEARN TO SWIM
American Red Cross water safety instruction for levels 1-6 is also offered
during the day. See information on page 5.
ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS 18+
AQUACISE 5
Challenge your cardio fitness, tone your muscles and increase your core
strength with this shallow water class through exercises and resistance
equipment. Tell a friend to sign up and enjoy this exercise experience together!
Instructor: Nancy Fink.
Mondays & Wednesdays, 8-9 pm
June 5 – July 26
Cost: $83; discounted resident rate: $64
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QUAFIT OUTDOORS 5
AT THE LEMOYNE POOL!
Bring a friend and share some pumping good times in the shallow water as
we challenge our fitness levels with running intervals, strength training, and
exercises to slim you down for summertime fun! Instructor: Nancy Fink.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8-9 pm, June 13 – July 25 (no 7/4)
Lemoyne Borough Outdoor Pool
Cost: $70; discounted resident rate: $54
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REGISTRATION BEGINS
MAY 2ND
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WWW.WESTSHOREREC.ORG
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CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE STARTING ANY EXERCISE PROGRAM.
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
KINDER GYM 5 
Boys and girls 3-5 years will be introduced to tumbling and the pre-apparatus
skills of gymnastics. Emphasis is on coordination and exercise. Child must be
minimum age prior to the class. Instructor: Kinderdance.
Thursdays, 6:10-6:55 pm
A. June 1 – 29
B. July 20 – August 17
West Shore Senior Center – 122 Geary Ave, New Cumberland
Cost: $73; discounted resident rate: $56
KINDERDANCE 5 
Start your preschooler off on the right foot. The focus is on coordination,
movement, and exercise to music for 3-5 year old children. This class includes
an introduction to ballet, tap, and acrobatics. Ballet shoes are optional; tap shoes
are recommended or dress shoes that make sound. Child must be 3 years of age
prior to the first class. Parental assistance is not needed. Instructor: Kinderdance.
Thursdays, 7:05-7:50 pm
A. June 1 – 29
B. July 20 – August 17
West Shore Senior Center – 122 Geary Ave, New Cumberland
Cost: $73; discounted resident rate: $56
WUSHU CAMP 5 
Looking for more than just exercise? This Introductory Camp balances selfdiscipline and hard work with fun and friendship. During this course, students
ages 8-18 will receive instruction and encouragement towards better flexibility,
physical conditioning, morality and self-defense through Chinese Martial
Arts. This camp has been well-received by parents & students alike! Wear
comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. Instructor: Andres Gutierrez.
Monday thru Thursday, 5:30-6:30 pm
A. June 12 – 15
B. July 10 – 13
C. August 14 – 17
CMA West – 829 State St, Suite 3005, Lemoyne
Cost: $33; discounted resident rate: $25
Forecast: Sunny Days Ahead!
YOUTH HORSEMANSHIP CAMP
The Total Equine Learning Center has well trained horses and a roomy indoor
riding facility for ages 7-17 to learn the basics of horsemanship, riding
technique and safety. Ride English or Western and participate in grooming and
tacking activities. Instructor: Joanne Hocker and assistants.
Monday - Friday, 1:00-3:30 pm
A. June 12 – 16
B. June 19 – 23
C. August 7 – 11
Total Equine Learning Center at Copper Penny Farm
Cost: $361; discounted resident rate: $278
ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS 18+
BOOTY BARRE 5 Pure Barre is the fastest, most effective way to change your body. It will
lift your seat, tone your thighs and burn fat in record-breaking time. A fun,
energetic fitness experience workout done to music, fusing techniques from
Pilates, Yoga and Dance that will tone, define and chisel the whole body. You
don’t even need any dance experience or a partner! Bring a mat and light hand
weights. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Saturdays, 8:25-8:55 am
June 3 – August 26 (no 7/1, 8/5)
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Cost: $57; discounted resident rate: $44
HATHA FLOW YOGA 5
A balanced combination of sustained poses (Hatha) as well as poses flowing in
a mindful progression from one to another. Attention is always given to basic
alignment & therapeutic principles. Mindfulness; observing breath and body
(triputi) are an integral part of class. Classes are balanced with energy.
Bring a mat. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Wednesdays, 11:00-11:45 am
May 31 – August 30 (no 7/5,8/2)
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $69; discounted resident rate: $53
INSANITY 5
Insanity, says it all! Workout follows the same basic formula: high intensity
exercises for 3 minutes, followed by 30 seconds of rest for recovery. This very
short recovery time combined with such high intensity exercise makes for
very challenging workouts that quickly sneak up on you. The exercises are
straightforward and athletic. Join us for great results in just 30 minutes. Bring
a mat. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Wednesdays, 7:30-8:00 pm
May 31 – August 30 (no 7/5,8/2)
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Cost: $64; discounted resident rate: $49
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Please remember there is no smoking or tobacco allowed at any West
Shore Rec activity or on any West Shore School District property. This
includes outside entrances and parking lots. Thank you for your cooperation.
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KICKBOXING & ABS 5
Cardio Kickboxing is a combination of aerobic, boxing and marital arts and is
one of the most popular fitness trends in recent years. The American Council
on Exercise (ACE), notes that during a one-hour kickboxing workout, you can
burn from 500-800 calories. Program provides an intense, total body workout
which aims to improve strength, aerobic fitness, speed, flexibility, coordination
and balance. Proper punching and kicking techniques will be taught followed
by fabulous abdominal routines. Start your week out right!! Bring a mat.
Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Sundays, 6:00-7:00 pm
A. June 4 – August 27 (no 7/2, 8/6)
Cost: $69; discounted resident rate: $53
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Tuesdays, 5:15-6:00 pm
B. June 6 – August 29 (no 7/4, 8/1)
Cost: $66; discounted resident rate: $51
MUSCLE PUMP 5
Muscle Pump contains movements working eight separate muscle groups
performed to music using free weights and an aerobic step. Participants
choose their weights based on the exercise and personal goals. Major muscle
groups are worked via series of compound and isolation-based exercises
including squats, presses, and dead lifts. The focus is towards muscle
endurance using several repetitions and includes an abdominal portion with
the most innovative core movements in the industry. Class incorporates
elements of P90X and Insanity. Please bring challenging weights to class (light
and heavier) and a mat. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Senior: Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45 am
A. May 31 – August 30 (no 7/5, 8/2)
Cost: $69; discounted resident rate: $53
Eve:
Thursdays, 6:15-7:00 pm
B. June 1 – August 24 (no 7/6, 8/3)
Cost: $72; discounted resident rate: $55
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
PILATES – ALL LEVELS 5 Pilates is a body conditioning system that works your core muscles including
the abdominals, back and buttocks. Pilates’ theory is that if your middle is
strong, the rest of your body will become stronger as well. The exercises
lengthen your muscles and help you develop balance, proper alignment and
flexibility. Bring a mat. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Day:
Saturdays, 7:30-8:15 am
A. June 3 – August 26 (no 7/1, 8/5)
Eve:
Tuesdays, 6:15-7:00 pm
B. June 6 – August 29 (no 7/4, 8/1)
Cost: $72; discounted resident rate: $55
POUND 5
POUND is a full-body cardio
jam session, combining light
resistance with constant
simulated drumming. The
workout fuses cardio, Pilates,
isometric movements,
plyometrics and isometric
poses. Burn calories,
strengthen and sculpt infrequently used muscles, and drum your way to a
leaner, slimmer physique – all while rocking out to your favorite music! Each
2-4 minute song is carefully calibrated with interval peaks and extended fat
burning sequences, providing you with a great workout in a short span of time.
Bring a mat, but Ripstixs are provided. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Saturdays, 9:00-9:30 am
June 3 – August 26 (no 7/1, 8/5)
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Cost: $57; discounted resident rate: $44
RIPPED 5
RIPPED means R for Resistance, I for Intervals, P for Power, P for Plyometrics,
E for Endurance and D for Diet & Nutrition. Once you set foot into a RIPPED
class, you’ll find yourself immediately hooked by this fun, total body workout.
It is a workout that masterfully combines a cardiovascular routine with weight
training and core work while burning fat and calories at a high rate. It will
produce results you can’t get on a treadmill. All you need to bring are hand
weights (2 to 10 pounds per arm), a mat, water and a towel. Instructor: Tim
Shollenberger.
Saturdays, 9:45-10:45 am
June 3 – August 5
Lemoyne Borough - community room - 510 Herman Ave
Cost: $64; discounted resident rate: $49
STEP CHALLENGE 5
Step into summer fun! Class consists of basic choreography (suitable for
beginner or advanced stepper) with high energy music, followed by varied
upper and lower body exercises using free weights. You will see positive
results if you STEP up to the CHALLENGE! Please bring mat and 3-5 lb. hand
weights (step provided). Instructor: Kathy Henry.
Mondays, 6:15-7:15 pm
June 5 – August 14 (no 7/3)
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $64; discounted resident rate: $49
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TABATA – BURST TRAINING 5 Tabata is a high-intensity workout protocol that has fitness and weight-loss
benefits. Is it like CrossFit? Is it like circuit training? It is a bit of both. Tabata
training is attractive because it saves a lot of time for people. It offers the
maximum benefit with the least amount of time used to get those results. Bring
a mat and 1-3 lb. hand weights. Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Thursdays, 5:30-6:00 pm
June 1 – August 24 (no 7/6, 8/3)
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $60; discounted resident rate: $46
NEW
TAI CHI SPEAR 5
Tai Chi includes the study of various weapons and this summer we will
learn the 26 posture spear form. Spear teaches us to extend our energy and
awareness out beyond our normal arm-reach circle. Helps strengthening
shoulders and upper back as well as “opening up” bare hand practice. Prior Tai
Chi experience is helpful but not required. Adventurous beginners are welcome.
You will need a spear. Spears can be 5 foot long ½" piece of PVC available at
home improvement stores or a waxwood spear or staff. Most wood martial
arts spears or staffs will work. You can also order a spear by contacting MAI
at TC4ALL.com. This is an ALL AGE class. People 25-55 and young seniors will
enjoy this class. Higher mileage seniors might prefer the seniors program held
at the WSSC on Tues & Thurs at 10:30am. Instructors: Andrew Baker & Chloe
Pittinos, Movement Arts Institute.
Tuesdays, 7-8 pm
June 6 – August 22 (no 7/4, 8/1)
West Shore Senior Center – 122 Geary Ave, New Cumberland
Cost: $105; discounted resident rate: $81
ZUMBA STEP
- Zumba Re-invented! 5
Step Aerobics performed in a Zumba style, choreographed routine by stepping
up onto and down from a portable platform. Bring some Latin flavor to your
step routine. Bring a mat and light to medium hand weights for Zumba Strong
(step provided). Instructor: Marisa Stipe.
Mondays, 7:30-8:30 pm
June 5 – August 28 (no 7/3, 8/7)
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $70; discounted resident rate: $54
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ALLROOM DANCING FUN –
BASICS 1 5
“Dancing is the ultimate exercise . . . cleverly disguised as fun.”
Dancing is a great way to relieve stress, build confidence and enjoy exercise.
Learn popular dances that you can use for a lifetime of fun! Dance with a
partner for a fun night out (partners preferred but not required). Instructed by
and held at Ballroom Break (100A Catherine Ct, Lewisberry).
A. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 pm
June 20 – July 25 (no 7/4)
B. Mondays, 6:30-7:30 pm
July 17-August 14
Cost: $83; discounted resident rate: $64 per person
BELLY DANCE 5
Belly dance is low impact, strengthens the core and improves muscle tone,
cardio, flexibility & body awareness. It is very beneficial for all ages, keeping
you spirited, flexible and energetic. Instructor: June Minaya.
Level 1: Welcome beginners! Learn
basic steps that apply to almost every
style of belly dance. Begin with a low
impact warm-up followed by dance
combinations and easy/fun steps.
A hand out with combinations and
steps included as well as a CD of
great music.
Level 2: Review previously learned combinations and tie them into a short
choreography. Each session will be different choreography, so continuing styles
have a chance to learn different styles. Music and choreography notes will be
included.
Mondays, June 12 – July 17
A. Level 1: 6:15-7:15 pm
B. Level 2: 7:30-8:30 pm
West Shore Senior Center – 122 Geary Ave, New Cumberland
Cost: $45; discounted resident rate: $35
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BABYSITTING CERTIFICATION 
FAMILY & MULTI-AGED ACTIVITIES
PUPPY/DOG TRAINING 101
Learn how to train your dog (10
weeks and older) to respond to
basic commands such as sit,
down, drop, etc. Topics such
as walking on a loose leash,
biting, chewing, dog/human
body language, games and many
others will also be covered. The
handler must be at least 10
years old, but the entire family
is encouraged to attend the session to observe. Bring a 6 ft. nylon or leather
leash, a well-fitting collar, treats or toy, water, patience and a positive attitude.
Instructor: Doug Parson, Gut Hunds Dog Training.
Tuesdays, 6:00-7:00 pm
May 23 – June 27
Lower Allen Community Park – Fernlawn Pavilion
Cost: $94; discounted resident rate: $72
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
KINDER TOTS 
This activity is designed especially for two year olds to develop gross motor
skills, creativity through movement, and body awareness while having fun
learning numbers, colors, shapes, and songs. Child must be 2 years of age
prior to class. Parental assistance may be needed. Instructor: Kinderdance.
Thursdays, 5:30-6:00 pm
A. June 1-29
B. July 20 – August 17
West Shore Senior Center – 122 Geary Ave, New Cumberland
Cost: $49; discounted resident rate: $38
Strengthening our community is very important
to us at Bath Fitter. That’s why we donate to
local schools and organizations year after year.
Girls and boys ages 11-15 can become certified through this American
Red Cross program, which provides the knowledge and skills necessary to
safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This class will help
participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting
business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and
learn about basic child care and basic first aid. Sitters each receive an
informative handbook and CD for reference and a certification card. Bring a
packed lunch and a baby doll if you have one. Instructor: Cathy Wagaman.
Thursday, June 8, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Fishing Creek Elementary School – library
Cost: $87; discounted resident rate: $67
PET FIRST AID CAMP 
For ages 8-12. If your child spends a lot of time with the family pet, then
give him or her the tools to handle a pet emergency. This camp is designed
to do just that. Course content includes, but isn’t limited to, vital signs, CPR,
bandaging, shock, poisons, medical conditions triage (what constitutes an
emergency situation), bleeding management, prevention of illness and injury,
the importance of early veterinary care, the appropriate restraining of an
injured animal, and creating an effective first aid kit. Your child will receive
a first aid book created especially for children. Instructor: Doug Parson, Gut
Hunds Dog Training.
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 9:00-11:30 am
June 12-14
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $76; discounted resident rate: $59
A
RT CAMP –
THE ART OF THE SKETCHBOOK 
Budding artists ages 7-12 will experiment with a variety of materials and
techniques in their personal sketchbooks. Drawing, painting and mixed media
will be used to create portraits, object investigations, landscapes and more!
Each project will leave room for students to explore their personal interests
and imaginations. Students should bring a smock or wear clothes that can get
messy. All materials supplied. Instructor: Kate Wasson.
A. June 12-15, Monday thru Thursday, 9:30-11:00 am
Washington Heights Elementary School – cafeteria
B. August 1-4, Tuesday thru Friday, 9:30-11:00 am
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $77; discounted resident rate: $59
FIRED UP CLAY CAMP 
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The heat is on outside, so why not turn
up the heat inside with art as well!
Students who have completed 3rd-5th
grade will create three clay projects,
two of which will be fired in a kiln.
Projects will include molding, carving
and painting exciting creations that the
kids will take home. Join the hands-on
fun! Instructor: Ashley Daniels, WSSD Art Teacher.
Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 9:00-11:00 am
TENTATIVE DATES: July 10-19
Red Mill Elementary – art room
Cost: $75; discounted resident rate: $58
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EGINNER & INTERMEDIATE
ROBOTICS CAMP 
Robots don’t build themselves. They need dreamers and tinkers. Problem
solvers and thinkers! Using LEGO® bricks and the award-winning WeDoTM
software, kids entering grades 1-3 will work in pairs to build and program
robots like chomping alligators while those entering grades 4-6 will step it
up a notch and work on building a ferris wheel and more. What’s even more
impressive, they will do all of this by following the engineering and design
process. Bring a snack and drink. Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Thursday, 9:00 am – 12 noon
June 12-15
A. Beginner:
Grades 1-3
B. Intermediate: Grades 4-6
Fishing Creek Elementary School - library
Cost: $175; discounted resident rate: $135
NEW
3 D ILLUMINATION ELECTRONICS
CAMP 
Students ages 7-12 will experiment, have fun and take home their
own 3D Illumination Electronic Kit. The first of its kind with exciting light effects
like a three-color light tunnel and more. Activities include building your own
security house. No one will enter as the alarm sounds and color LED flashes.
Play button ball or hole ball. Build a projector that will show six cool images.
Use your 3D color glasses. Build a house with lights. Register by June 5.
Instructor: Tonya Flickinger, Sciensational Workshops for Kids.
Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am - 12:15 pm
June 12-15
Washington Heights Elementary School – library
Cost: $219; discounted resident rate: $169
NEW
M
ASTER BRIDGE BUILDERS
CAMP 
Calling all budding engineers entering grades 4-6. You don’t want to miss this
opportunity to explore, build and test the seven basic bridge types in the world
today, learning concepts fit for a structural engineer or architect using KNEX!
The reviews from students in this class many times come back saying it is the
most fun and favorite of all the Sylvan EDGE classes. Bring a snack and drink.
Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Thursday, 9:00 am – 12 noon
July 10-13
Fairview Township Fire Station #1 – 340 Lewisberry Rd,
New Cumberland
Cost: $175; discounted resident rate: $135
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software allows us to provide you:
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n announcements about your class
n news about West Shore Rec happenings.
We do not share or sell e-mail addresses and we resolve not
to overload your inbox!
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ENGINEERING 101 & 201 CAMP 
Students entering grades 1-3 (101) will discover the amazing world of
engineering using their imaginations to build, design and experiment with
simple machines using LEGO®. Grades 4-6 (201) will get fun, hands-on
experience learning about gears, axles, and wheels. Then they will use that
knowledge to build and design cars and other awesome creations using
LEGO®. Bring a snack and drink. Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Thursday, July 31-August 3, 9:00 am-12 pm
Washington Heights Elementary School – music room
Cost: $175; discounted resident rate: $135
NEW
CODING ANIMATION CAMP 
Coding campers entering grades 3-8 will learn the basics of animation as they
draw their own characters and bring them to life with code while creating
a portfolio of animated games, cartoon strips, music videos and interactive
worlds. Students will be able to work on their skills at home, too! Participants
need to bring their own laptop with wireless internet capability and the ability
to run the Google Chrome browser. A limited number of laptops are available to
borrow on a first-come, first-serve basis. Bring a snack and drink. Instructor:
Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Friday, August 7-11, 9:00 am-12 noon
Highland Elementary School - cafeteria
Cost: $195; discounted resident rate: $150
M
AKE IT, TAKE IT HOME SCIENCE
CAMP 
In this fun, and exciting program, kids
ages 6-11 will discover how amazing
science is by making and taking home
a wide assortment of toys designed to
teach science concepts in a hands-on
way. Grow and take home a crystal
tree. Make an energy bead bracelet and
watch as those amazing beads turn
from white to a rainbow of colors before your eyes. Build a working electric
motor. Make your own sharpie pen T-shirt (student supplies a 100% cotton
T-shirt) and learn some cool chemistry. Make your own bubbling blobs and
explore the properties of a density tube. Make silly putty, glowing goo, green
flubber and other cool projects like ice cream in our own way! Register by
August 7. Instructor: Tonya Flickinger, Sciensational Workshops for Kids.
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
August 14 – 18
Washington Heights Elementary School – music room
Cost: $207; discounted resident rate: $159
 - SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
Millard Freysinger Memorial Youth Scholarship Program:
Contributions made to the Millard Freysinger Memorial fund provide
financial scholarships for selected recreation activities for students*
who fall under one or more of the following criteria: 1.) eligible for the
free/reduced price school lunch program, 2.) recommendation from
the school counselor, 3.) student’s parent is an active duty member of
the military. A copy of the lunch program letter from WSSD must be
included with the registration form. School counselor recommendation
letters can be sent directly to our office for review. Military ID’s can
be brought to our office for review before program registration.
Scholarships are one-half the resident cost and are indicated with a
Ð symbol. All information will be kept completely confidential.
*who reside in a participating community
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NEW
CREATIVE ROBOTICS CAMP 
Those students entering grades 1-3 who have taken the beginner robotics
class are invited to this course centered around different themes each session
including: Outer Space, Superhero School, Dino World and more. Students
entering grades 4-6 who have previously participated in the intermediate
robotics will work in pairs to design models based on new themes each week
such as Movie Set Adventure, Olympics, Safari and more. Both age groups will
use their prior robotics experience, creativity and LEGO® to build their robotic
models. Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Thursday, August 14-17, 9:00 am-12 pm
Highland Elementary School – cafeteria
Cost: $175; discounted resident rate: $135
NEW
MATH RECHARGE 
No Tests! No Homework! No Stress! Get back into a mathematical state of
mind using Sylvan’s renowned Math Edge program! Students entering grades
1-5 will begin by taking a skills assessment to see what level they remember
from last year, then begin working on concepts and problems from that spot.
The Math Edge program is completed with physical paper and workbooks, so
students will be able to take their work home with them! Students will work
at their own pace to get ready...and maybe even get ahead...for the upcoming
school year! Bring a snack and drink. Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Friday, August 14-17, 12:30-3:30 pm
Highland Elementary School - cafeteria
Cost: $195; discounted resident rate: $150
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Your sister loved that dress.
You thought it made
you look fat.
ALGEBRA RECHARGE 
ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS 18+
AMERICAN HEART CPR & AED
This Heartsaver Course combines the newly revised CPR skills training with
instruction in using an automatic external defibrillator. Learn skills in adult,
child and infant CPR as well as choking procedures for all age levels. Course
includes practice sessions, workbook and two skill reminder cards for future
reference. Certification is valid for two years. No refunds available after class
starts. Please use main lower entrance to Township building. Instructor: Dave
Crossley. Monday & Tuesday, 6:00-8:00 pm
June 26 & 27
Lower Allen Emergency Services Bldg - 2233 Gettysburg Rd
Cost: $59; discounted resident rate: $45
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REGISTER ONLINE
That’s what happens when
you leave your arrangements
up to others.
You’re first in line when you register online! Create your ActiveNet
account and register at your leisure for most activities. It’s quick
and easy and available 24 hours a day.
Talk with us about making arrangements
in advance. Preplanning allows you
to specify your preferences and
relieves your family of the burden.
Is Online Registration For Me?
Gilbert J. Parthemore, Supervisor
A Family Tradition Of Caring®
774-7721
NEW
Algebra in the summer? Of course! No
tests, homework or stress! Get back into a
mathematical state of mind using Sylvan’s
renowned Algebra Edge program. Students
entering grades 6-9 will begin by taking a
skills assessment to see what level they
remember from last year, then begin
working on concepts and problems from
that spot--all on an iPad! The Algebra Edge
program is set up like an adventure game,
so this is not math in its usual school-setting! Students will work at their own
pace to get ready...and maybe even get ahead...for the upcoming school year!
Bring a snack and drink. Instructor: Sylvan EDGE Staff.
Monday thru Friday, August 14-17, 12:30-3:30 pm
Highland Elementary School - cafeteria
Cost: $195; discounted resident rate: $150
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Online registration may be the ideal method for you if:
n you cannot call during office hours.
n the desired program fills quickly.
n you’re out of town during the busy registration time.
n you would like an instant confirmation of your
registration.
n you don’t mind paying a convenience fee (6.5% plus
$0.50)
n or you just enjoy using your computer.
Go to www.activenet.active.com/westshorerec for more details.
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/11 MEMORIAL MUSEUM &
ONE WORLD OBSERVATORY
Your day begins with a trip to the top of the
tallest building in the Western Hemisphere for a
spectacular 360 degree view. After time and lunch
on your own, we will head a few blocks to the 9/11
Memorial Museum. Let us come together as one to
honor the nearly 3,000 victims that lost their lives,
and those who risked their own lives to save others, in the attacks on the
World Trade Center. Visit www.westshorerec.org for details and restrictions.
Sunday, June 25
Radisson Penn Harris – depart 7:00 am, return 10:30 pm
Cost: $140 (adult); $124 (children ages 12 & under)
G
OURMET FOOD TOUR –
Includes some new locations!
Back by popular demand, but with some NEW PLACES, book your seats early
to experience a taste of New York’s most famous gourmet delis, bakeries, and
food emporiums. Three dates are available. Visit www.westshorerec.org for
itinerary details.
Radisson Penn Harris Four Points Sheraton
depart 7am, return 10:30 pm depart 7:15 am, return 10 pm
C. Saturday, June 3
D. Saturday, Aug 19
E. Sunday, Sept 24
Cost: $90
NEW
MONTREAL & QUEBEC, CANADA
Prepare for a touch of European flare without leaving North America. Begin
with a visit to Boldt Castle in the 1000 Islands before you cross the border
into Canada and witness the splendor and architectural beauty of Notre Dame,
Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre, the Citadelle, Plains of Abraham, and Montmorency
Falls. Visit www.westshorerec.org for itinerary details.
Sun - Thur, August 6 - 10
Radisson Penn Harris – depart 7:00 am, return 8:30 pm
Four Points Sheraton - depart 6:30 am, return 9:15 pm
Cost: $1,470 single; $1,078 double; $990 triple; $940 quad
NEW
FALL FOLIAGE IN VERMONT
Amid the warm autumn glow emerging from the Green Mountains of Vermont
is a quaint country inn that is brimming over with hospitality from the heart.
The Inn at Crumpin-Fox offers an experience far superior to and truly unique
from other destinations as you will arrive as a guest, stay as friends, and leave
as part of the Crumpin-Fox family. Visit www.westshorerec.org for itinerary
details.
Mon - Fri, September 25 - 29
Radisson Penn Harris – depart 7:00 am, return 9:30 pm
Four Points Sheraton - depart 6:30 am, return 9:45 pm
Cost: $1,244 single; $1,143 double; $1,050 triple; $1,034 quad
POTOMAC EAGLE TRAIN RIDE
Board the Potomac Eagle in Romney, WV for a three-hour narrated train ride
including a late lunch/early dinner aboard the train. The train ride offers a
spectacular view of the tranquil and pristine mountain valley known as "The
Trough". Enjoy the view of lush forests and the chance to see the magnificent
national symbol - the American Bald Eagle. Visit www.westshorerec.org for
details and restrictions.
Sunday, October 8
Radisson Penn Harris - depart 9:15 am, return 10:00 pm
Cost: $175
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KENTUCK KNOB & FALLINGWATER
Arrive at the Oakhurst Tea Room for lunch prior to our visit to the world famous
Frank Lloyd Wright Homes, Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob. Our first home will
be Fallingwater, rightfully named for it sits over a waterfall. We will then visit
Kentuck Knob, which stands just below the crest of a hill and almost appears
to be part of the mountain itself. To the east, just steps beyond the back
terrace, stretches a breathtaking panorama of the Youghiogheny River Gorge
and the mountains that surround it. Visit www.westshorerec.org for details
and restrictions.
Tuesday, October 17
Radisson Penn Harris - depart 8:15 am, return 9:30 pm
Cost: $156
West Shore Rec has many other fabulous trips scheduled for the rest
of 2017. The good news is there is no need to wait, since we are now
booking reservations for all the trips listed below. Please visit our website
(westshorerec.org) for additional details.
June 26-30 Southern Maine Windjammer Festival
Nov 17-19 Christmas at the Newport Mansions
Nov 25 NYC Your Way
Dec 2 Dickens Christmas in Wellsboro - New!
Dec 2-4 Christmas in Williamsburg – Grand Illumination
Dec 8 Christmas in D.C.
Dec 9 NYC Your Way
Dec 15-16 NYC Overnight
TRIP INFORMATION
◆ Additional trip details are available on our website (westshorerec.org).
◆ West Shore Recreation Commission continues its partnership with
Wolf’s Bus Lines to offer more trip destinations without needing to fill
an entire bus. Our group will be combined with other passengers from
several other pick up locations. Pick up and drop off will be at the
Radisson Penn Harris parking lot (1150 Camp Hill By-Pass, Camp
Hill, PA) and/or the Four Points Sheraton (1650 Toronita St, York,
PA). Additional alternate pre-determined pick-up/drop off locations
may be available, so please inquire by calling the Rec Office
920-9515. All tours will be escorted by staff from Wolf’s Bus Lines.
◆ West Shore Rec Commission uses modern Wolf’s motor coaches
equipped with restrooms and air conditioning. In consideration of
others, smoking and alcoholic beverages are not permitted. The
gratuity for the bus driver/escort is not included in the price listed.
Please note the right front seats are reserved for the trip escort.
◆ Help us out! Please register early for bus trips! We must reach a
minimum of participants at least 30 days prior to departure. Should we
have to cancel, you will receive a full refund.
◆ Price is per person. Payment in full is required for all single-day trips.
All multi-day trips require a $50 deposit per person with the remaining
balance due 45 days prior to the trip departure date.
◆ If you must cancel from a single-day trip, notify West Shore Rec
at least 30 days before a trip to receive a refund (unless stated
otherwise). For all multi-day trips, at least 45 days notice is required
for a refund. After that, refunds will only be available if a replacement
can be found.
◆ If you are interested in trip insurance, please let us know and we will
put you in contact with a Wolf’s representative.
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DISCOUNT THEME PARK TICKETS
Visit our office before you visit the park! Save extra dollars this summer when
you purchase admission tickets (not coupons) for the 2017 season. Tickets
are available mid-May, are not returnable and the only acceptable form
of payment will be cash. Please check the website or call 920-9515 for
availability.
Theme Park
BALTIMORE AQUARIUM - Baltimore, MD
Your Price
Savings
Adult (12+)
Child (3-11)
$33.00
21.00
$6.95
3.95
DORNEY PARK - Allentown, PA
Adult (48"+)
$44.00$16.90
DUTCH WONDERLAND - Lancaster, PA
Regular (3-69) (Sr. tickets at park only)
$35.00$8.60
BALTIMORE AQUARIUM
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE - Philadelphia, PA
General Admission
$15.00
$4.95
Includes main floors and planetarium.
Ticket may be upgraded at Franklin Institute to include IMAX and Expos.
HERSHEYPARK - Hershey, PA
Adult (9-54)
Child (3-8) / Senior (55-69)
Early Season Adult (May 5 - Jun 30, Sun-Fri)
Early Season Child (May 5 - Jun 30, Sun-Fri)
$51.00$14.80
40.00
2.80
41.00
24.80
34.00
8.80
KNOEBELS AMUSEMENT PARK - Elysburg, PA
Weekday (48"+) includes Wooden Coasters
$42.00$5.00
Weekday (under 48") excludes Wooden Coasters
20.00
5.00
Under 48" may upgrade to include roller coaster option at the park: $6.00
Tickets valid Mon-Fri. from June 12 – September 1, 2017
MOREY’S PIERS - Wildwood, NJ
Adult (48"+) Ride & Water Combo
$61.00
Child (under 48”) Ride & Water Combo
47.00
These tickets do not expire and can be used on different days.
PHILADELPHIA ZOO - Philadelphia, PA
General Admission (2+)
SIX FLAGS GREAT ADVENTURE - Jackson, NJ
Regular (3+) Theme Park
Hurricane Harbor Water Park
SPLASH ZONE WATER PARK - Wildwood, NJ
All Day Ticket (all ages)
$22.27
15.19
HERSHEYPARK
$18.00$5.00
$41.00
32.00
$39.15
13.99
$23.00
$16.99
≥
≥
CASH ONLY!
CASH is the only acceptable form of
payment for all discount tickets.
We apologize for any inconvenience
this may cause. Due to the rise
in processing fees, this is the only
way West Shore Rec can continue
to offer the discount tickets at a
savings to our customers.
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SPLASH ZONE WATER PARK
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Give a friend or loved one the long-lasting gift of a recreation activity –
either an old favorite or a new experience. Any amount can be placed
on the recipient’s account and a certificate printed to present.
CANCELLED ACTIVITIES? Too often quality activities and trips are
cancelled because too many people wait until the last minute to
register. Almost every activity has a minimum number of enrollees
needed to cover the expenses or to make it enjoyable (think team
sports). If you see an activity you like, don’t hesitate to sign up to
recreate!
920-9515
Remember, Registration begins May 2nd. Enroll Early!
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!
Residents of participating municipalities may register May 2nd!
Members of non-participating communities may sign up beginning
May 9th. If a class does not have a sufficient number of participants
registered one day prior to the beginning of the class, it will be cancelled,
unless stated otherwise.
ONLINE
EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
www.westshorerec.org or
http://activenet.active.com/westshorerec
WALK IN Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
DROP
BOX WSSD ACE Building – front right pillar
PHONE
920-9515 with MasterCard, Visa, Discover or AmEx
MAIL IN West Shore Recreation, P.O. Box 413, Lewisberry, PA
17339
TO MAIL IN OR DROP OFF
1. Complete The Registration Form
Be sure all information is correct and all telephone numbers are included
in the event we need to contact you about the activity. Include additional
persons for the same activity from the same household on one form.
2. Enclose Payment
A personal check may be used for the activity and made payable to West
Shore Recreation. If using a credit card, provide the number, CSV code
(on back of card), expiration date and a signature. Cash is accepted at the
office.
3. Mail In or Drop Off
Use the mailing address above. Service for after hours: A drop box is
located outside the front entrance of the WSSD ACE building, behind the
right pillar.
CONFIRMATIONS
Once you sign up it is your responsibility to attend the activity. No
confirmations will be sent unless you wish to provide a self-addressed,
stamped envelope or an e-mail address.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
• All program dates are subject to change.
• Age – A participant must be the proper age by the start or by the end of the
program. All age requirements are set to benefit the participant and make
instruction more consistent for the program leader. In some instances, the
requirements have been set for the participant’s safety.
• Participants must provide their own medical insurance.
• The discounted price listed in the brochure is for residents of participating
communities. The first price is for all others.
• Any person with a disability needing special accommodations to participate
should contact the rec office two weeks prior to the activity.
CREATE YOUR OWN ACCOUNT AND REGISTER ONLINE!
Don’t forget, ActiveNet gives more options to you! This web-based
software allows you to:
• view activities with real-time information such as spaces available and
other details,
• create and update your own account,
• view your (and your family’s) participation calendar and history,
• access a custom listing of the dates of your activity,
• enroll online, including adding your name to a waiting list.
Please be aware that a convenience fee (6.5% + $0.50) is added to online
enrollments, except for additions to a waiting list.
Persons who enroll online on May 2nd will be eligible for a prize
drawing including a party sub compliments of the
CEDAR CLIFF
Find out how easy it is to create your account and register online.
Get started at www.westshorerec.org.
www.westshorerec.org
SECTIONS = A, B, C, D, E, etc. • LEVELS = 1, 2, 3, I, II, etc.
REGISTRATION FORM
Section or
Activity_________________________ Level___________Fee___________
Time___________________ Location______________________________
Activity Starting Date___________________________________________
1) Participant Name__________________________________ gender *___
2) Additional Name___________________________________ gender *___
Street Address________________________________________________
City____________________________________Zip__________________
Borough or township*__________________________________________
Phone: Home*_______________ Work_____________ Cell_____________
E-Mail Address_______________________________________________
Date(s) of Birth* 1)____________________ 2)_______________________
Parent or Guardian_____________________________________________
Parent Birthdate (to create account) ________________________________
Credit Card No._______________________CSV Code (on back of card)_____
Exp. Date____________________________________________________
Signature ___________________________________________________
✁
( * - required information) • please write legibly!
OTHER INFORMATION
REFUND POLICY
A refund for any multi-session program will gladly be issued for any reason
as long as you contact the office prior to the second class unless stated
otherwise. After the second class, no refund will be given. A five dollar
administrative fee will be deducted from the refund. Refunds for one-day
activities are not possible after the event has taken place. Call during office
hours; e-mail requests will not be accepted.
CANCELLATIONS
• West Shore Rec reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient
registration. A full refund will be given. Online convenience fees will be
refunded as a credit on account for future enrollments.
• Cancellations for trips must be made at least 30 days before the trip to
receive a refund unless stated otherwise.
• Inclement weather cancellations may prompt the rec office to cancel a
program. If possible the session will be made up at another date. If in doubt
call the office after 4:00 pm.
RETURNED CHECKS
Any checks returned for insufficient funds will be assessed an
additional amount of $20 for each check.
PARTICIPATION LIABILITY
By voluntarily enrolling in any activity offered by the Commission, each
individual (or the parent/guardian) agrees that West Shore Recreation
Commission and its partners assume no responsibility for accident or injury
sustained while participating in the activity. Each participant agrees to provide
his own medical coverage and take responsibility for participating only in those
activities appropriate for his personal health status. A complete statement of
liability is available at www.westshorerec.org on the Information page.
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Member of
West Shore Recreation
Commission
P.O. Box 413
Lewisberry, PA 17339
Presorted Standard
U.S. Postage
PA I D
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Permit No. 84
BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES
John Minito • Fairview Township
Michael Raback • Goldsboro Borough
Robert Huggler • Lemoyne Borough
William Thompson • Lewisberry Borough
Edward Black • Lower Allen Township
Diane Brokenshire • New Cumberland Borough
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Eric Stauffer, CPRP • Recreation Manager
Todd Miller, CPRP • Senior Program Coordinator
Janell Winebrenner • Customer Service Representative
Sandra Farcht • Customer Service Representative
WEST SHORE REC ON THE WEB
Visit www.westshorerec.org for youth sports organization contacts, online
registration, directions to program facilities, helpful links, and additional
information on the programs in this brochure.
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