BRYAN PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT - SPRING/SUMMER 2019 PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
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BRYAN PARKS & RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
SPRING/SUMMER 2019
PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
MISSION STATEMENT
To create strong ties within the Bryan community in
order to achieve diverse leisure experiences, to preserve and utilize the natural
beauty of our environment, and to enhance the quality of life for all.
MAYOR
Carrie M. Schlade
BRYAN CITY COUNCIL PARKS & RECREATION BOARD
Richard Hupe Judy Yahraus Paula Kline (Chair) Kelly Voigt
John Betts Mary Leatherman Renee Isaac (Co-Chair) Dave Batt
Lynn Wieland Stan Tipton
Kevin Rau, Emily Ebaugh & Tami Bergman, Ad Hoc
PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Benjamin Dominique Bruce Wheeler
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PARK MAINTENANCE
Cindy Rau Tony Scantlen Cort Goshia
Brandon Sullivan Greg Hartman
PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS TREE COMMISSION
Holly Sprow Courtney Powell Helene Moog Paula Kline
Angi Davis Phil Fix Cort Goshia
Mic Mckarns Vilinda Lemons
Addresses and Phone Numbers
Parks & Recreation Department Office
1399 E. High Street
P.O. Box 190
Bryan, Ohio 43506
Phone: 419-633-6030 Fax: 419-633-6035
E-Mail: parks-rec@cityofbryan.com
Website: bryanparksandrec.com
OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00AM
8:00AM--11:30AM, 12:30PM
12:30PM--4:30PM
(Second floor of the Don North Building)
We may be reached by phone from 7:30AM - 4:30PM
Community Center - 1130 Buffalo Road Moore Pool - 1017 Oakwood Avenue
419-636-2415
MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena - 601 Townline Road East End Pool - 1400 E. High Street
419-636-9152
Maintenance Barn - 1313 Horton Trail East End Community Room - 1400 E. High Street
419-636-7924 419-636-3272
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THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
FACILITIES RENTALS - Looking for a place to pic- BUY A BRICK - BUILD A PARK - Central Park
nic or meet in 2019? Now is the time to make your reser- (corner of Center and Portland Streets) has plenty of
vations. The Parks Department has a community center, a bricks available for engraving. A $40.00 donation will
shelter house with electricity and restrooms, an ice rink, purchase a beautiful engraved brick with your name, your
and nine open-air pavilions available for family’s name, or a loved one’s name will become a per-
rental at reasonable prices. Moore pool can manent part of the landscape in this
also be rented on Saturday & Sunday eve- beautiful Victorian Park. These brick
nings during the summer. Call 419-633- make great gifts. If you are interested,
6030 today to make your 2019 reservations. call the Parks Department at 419-633-
6030 to inquire about application forms.
MEMORIAL AND GIFT OPPORTUNITIES DOG LOVER - Would you like it if your neighbor’s
Remember a loved one or bring honor to that special indi- dog ran loose in YOUR yard? We have noticed that dogs
vidual you wish to recognize. The Parks and Recreation running loose in the parks have become a growing prob-
Department offers several ways you can fulfill your wishes lem in the past several years. Did you know that a City
and at the same time benefit the Bryan park system. Ordinance says that ALL DOGS IN THE PARKS MUST
BE ON A LEASH? Please respect other people's rights by
Victorian Style Benches - These durable benches are clas-
keeping your dog on a leash. Prevent the possibility of
sic style and will be placed in areas of the parks that are
your dog biting someone or making an UN-
most suitable. The Rosa Isaac Memorial Trust Fund subsi-
WANTED MESS that others (especially
dizes a part of each bench. $600.00 (plus $5.00 for a lami-
children) might step in. Remember, the
nated name plate).
city’s parks are everyone’s yards, and every-
one (including park employees) have a right
Memorial Trees - The Memorial Tree Program was devel-
to tell persons to keep their dogs on leashes
oped by the Parks & Recreation Department many years
and clean up their dog’s messes.
ago. Most trees are planted in late Fall. The family of the
loved one is notified by the Parks & Recreation Department
as to what kind of tree was planted, where the tree was
planted and who donated it. A memorial tree LEISURE WALKING PATHS - There has been a
cost a minimum of $100.00. A larger cali- slow but steady growth in the number of Walk-Bike Paths
per tree may be purchased with more in and around the City of Bryan the past several years. If
money. A metal stake for the tree cost you haven’t already tried some of these, please take note:
$20.00, and a name plate for the stake cost Recreation Park (half-mile) Trail– begins at Center Street
$5.00. Applications may be picked up at the or Moore Park parking lot.
office or call 419-633-6030 for more infor- Mattie Marsh Park (one mile & 1/2 mile) Trail - begins
mation. & ends at Mattie Marsh shelter house on Trevitt St.
Williams & Defiance County Joint Watershed (1.3
mile) Trail – begins in parking lot off County Road C.
PARK GARDENING VOLUNTEER - If you are in- Lick Creek (.25 mile) Nature Trail– begins in tree farm
terested in becoming a Park Gardening Volunteer or Adopt- off of County Road D.
ing a Garden in any of the Bryan Parks contact city horti- Memorial Trail (.9 mile) - accessible from
culturist, Cort Goshia, by calling 419-633-6030 or e-mail Newdale Drive or Townline Road. You may
him at cgoshia@cityofbryan.com. pick up a map of the trees for this walk at the
Parks and Recreation office, so you may learn
to identify the different types of trees as you
walk.
PARK RULES: No Alcohol in any of the Parks …… No Littering….
Obey All Speed Limits….. All City Parks Close At 11:00PM
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ARBOR DAY PROGRAM Celebrate trees with BRYAN CITY BAND
the Bryan Tree Commission on April 26th, from 1:00- Join a Bryan tradition! The City Band, for over 150
2:00 PM in the Bryan Elementary School. The public, years, invites adults, high schoolers & alumni to
along with kindergarteners through fifth participate in this summer’s program of concerts on
graders, are invited to an entertaining the Courthouse Square. A schedule will be published
Arbor Day Program. Bryan NHS Stu- in the Bryan Times during the 1st week of June.
dents will be assisting with this event.
June & July
This year will be the 19th annual Arbor
Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 PM
Day Program.
Courthouse Bandstand
(if rain, held at MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena)
DAY IN THE PARK “2019”
Mark your calendars now and bring the
FAMILY BASEBALL TRIP TO A FORT whole family out to the Recreation Park
WAYNE TINCAPS BASEBALL GAME for this event on June 22nd. Activities
Would you like to take your family to include a giant car show, softball, baseball & dodge
see a professional baseball game? ball, rides & games, food, music and entertainment.
Parkview Field is home to the Tin- The midway is open from 11:00 A.M to 11:00 P.M.
caps, an affiliate team of the San on Saturday, June 22nd. The fantastic Fireworks
Diego Padres. Who knows you may display will be held at dusk on Saturday Night.
be watching one or more future ma- This year the downtown Jubilee in Bryan is June 13th-15th
jor league stars. Come watch the Tincaps take on and the Parade is on Saturday, June 15th.
the Lansing Lugnuts (5-18) or the Great Lakes Loons
(6-29) and enjoy entertainment by Tyler’s Amazing
Balancing Act or Russian Bar Trio. Tyler Scheuer
brings his unique high-energy performance to Fort BARNFEST - Newlyn Quest Club’s an-
Wayne. He has been seen on America’s Got Talant nual Barnfest is a fall tradition. Picture a
and Ripley’s Believe it or not. His show consist of clear blue sky, changing leaves, and pots
him balancing wheelbarrows, bikes, ladders, and of soup cooking on open fires - - that’s
much more on his face while dancing to music and Barnfest! Over fifty area craftsmen will
engaging the crowd. The Russian Bar Trio has per- feature colonial and traditional crafts, pumpkins,
formed all around the world, on several continents, mums, demonstrations, and musical entertainment.
in many different countries. They have performed on Club members dressed in early American costumes
Oprah, Ellen and America’s Got Talent. They are now will serve their traditional iron pot of vegetable soup,
bringing the incredible high-flying act to the baseball homemade breads, pies and giant chocolate chip
world. You may also watch the Spectacular Fireworks cookies. Proceeds go towards their scholarship
Display after the game. To Win two FREE TICKETS to funds and various charitable projects. There will be
a game find the phrase “Russian Bar Trio” in a differ- free shuttles from the downtown Bryan square to the
ent article in this brochure and be one of the first Barnfest events at the MacDonald -Ruff Ice Arena.
sixteen households to call 419-633-6030 (NO mes-
sages) and let us know where you found it, starting Saturday, September 28th
on May 1st at 1:30 P.M. (Limit 2 tickets per house- 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
hold). We will have eight winners for the game on MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena
May 18th with the Lugnuts and eight winners for the $2.00 Admission
game on June 29th with the Loons.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
MAINLY MARATHONS MainlyMarathons.com BACK TO SCHOOL BASH
MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena - Sunday, July 7; 6:00 AM Eastland Baptist Church invites you to a
Packet pick-up/registration: July 6, 4- “Back To School Bash”. Please join EBC
6PM, Recreation Park; Mac-Donald-Ruff for a message on the ABC’s. Enjoy hot-
Ice Arena, with a free pasta dinner being dogs, a drawing for prizes, and the best
served, or late registration may be message you will ever hear from the greatest book of
picked up one hour before start time on all. School supplies will be available for those in
race day, at the start location at the ice need. For more information please
arena, or online at mainlymarathons.com. We have call the Eastland Baptist Church at
a “no runner left behind” policy, and we happily stay 419-636-3835.
until the final finisher crosses the line. Walkers are
always welcome! Pets are not allowed, for the safety
and comfort of our runners/walkers; you’re welcome
to bring a stroller if you have small children. Due to FOUR COUNTY CAREER CENTER
our unique multi-loop course setup, we have one gi- Students entering 7, 8, and 9 grade in the fall of
ant “aid station,” with more food and drink than you 2019 may choose one of three camps to attend June
could ever need! Ask anyone who’s run at least one 3,4,5 & 6; 9:00 Am - 3:30 PM.
of our races; we’ve got everything from fruit to jelly
beans to sandwiches, water to Gatorade to hot cof- GO For I.T - Information technology (I.T.) involves any-
fee, and everything in thing dealing with computers and information. Build
between. Way more Race 04/01/19- After
a computer, program robots, design a computer
than just Goo and ba- Type 05/31/19 06/01/19 game, and make a computer network….work!
nanas–we even have ART EXPLOTION & EXPLORATION - This camp is for
our very own chef and Full $130 $150
those who would like to explore the world of art and
mobile kitchen. Every learn new art skills that will push their creativity.
participant will receive Half $115 $130
COOKING EXTRAVAGANZA - Learn new cooking tech-
one t-shirt and other fun niques and plan amazing meals! A variety of skill
goodies. All finishers sets will be taught. Fieldtrips will be taken through-
5K $35 $45
will receive a medal. out the area.
Registration deadline is May 3. Register online at
www.fourcounty.net. Call Tracy Dopp at 419-267-
BLACK SWAMP CREATIVE ARTS CAMP 2259 with any questions. Enrollment is first come
(ages 6-12) The Black Swamp Arts Council will offer first serve basis, so please register early.
a special day camp which features exploration of the
arts and the creative process. The camp will offer a
high quality, process-centered arts experience which
allows students to explore their creativity through a EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA
variety of arts rotations; including drama, music, and Come check out the 7th annual Easter Eggstrava-
2D and 3D art. For further information call Jodi at ganza at Mattie Marsh Park (in case of inclement
419-481-2450. Visit the Black Swamp Arts Council weather this event will be held at Eastland Baptist
website at www.blackswamparts.com to register or Church). Not only will your child(ren) hunt for sweet
for more information. Enrollment is limited so regis- treats, they will also discover the sweetest truth ever -
ter early; registration begins May 1st. Classes are why we celebrate Easter. This family friendly event
also available in Defiance and Archbold, check their will be a wonderful time, so come taste and see!!! For
website for the dates. This years theme Where in more information, please call Eastland Baptist
the World is Art? Church at 419-636-3835.
Monday thru Friday
July 8th through July 12th Mattie Marsh Park
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM Saturday, April 20th
Montpelier School 11:30 AM
5 days; $75.00 No Charge
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A licensed program that uses the Itty Bitty Book-
worm curriculum which meets early learning stan-
dards set by the State of Ohio to promote kinder-
garten readiness
Music and large motor activities are offered with
an emphasis on socialization
Professional, loving staff
Come join the program that has been preparing our children for
Kindergarten for 30 plus years.
Classes offered:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (4 and 5 year olds)
8:30 AM-11:30 AM or 12:30 PM-3:30 PM
Tuesday and Thursday (3 and 4 year olds)
9:30AM-11:30 AM or 12:30 Pm-2:30 PM
To register or for more information call 419-633-6030
SAFETY TOWN - Do you have a child who will be entering Kindergarten or Cubdergarten this coming Fall? Will
your child have to cross busy streets or have to board a bus on a busy highway? Safety Town is a nationally-acclaimed
program which teaches life-long safety habits. Safe travel to and from school, bus safety, fire safety, home safety, water
safety, bicycle safety, poisons, and how to deal with strangers will be included in these comprehensive one-week sessions.
Children will become familiar with important vehicles such as a school bus, police car, and fire truck. Safety Town is co-
sponsored by the Bryan Kiwanis Club, Bryan Police & Fire Departments, and the Recreation Department. The fee is
$10.00 per child, which includes a tee-shirt. All classes are held for a one week period, Monday thru Friday (5 days).
Registration forms will be available at Kindergarten Registration in March and at the Parks and Recreation Department
Office. All classes will be held in the East End Community Room at 1400 East High Street. If you have any questions call
419-633-6030 . Class sizes are limited to 12 students. Classes will be held the following dates and times:
SESSION I: June 10th – 14th; 10:00 AM -12:00 PM and 6:00-8:00 PM
SESSION II: June 24th – 28th; 10:00 AM -12:00 PM
SESSION III: July 8th -12th; 10:00 AM -12:00 PM
SESSION IV: July 29th - Aug. 2nd; 10:00 AM -12:00 PM and 6:00-8:00 PM
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CLASSES
You may register for any class by phone (419-633-6030), by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), or in person at the office.
TOT LEAGUE BASEBALL - For girls & boys, ages 4 - 6 (by May 1st), this FUN summer league
utilizes a batting tee and shortened bases to develop future ball players. Fundamentals (hitting, throwing,
fielding, base running, rules, etc.), sportsmanship, and teamwork are stressed more than winning or losing.
Registration forms will be distributed through the schools in April or they can be picked up at the Parks
and Recreation office. Registration forms will also be available at Kindergarten Registration in April.
Deadline to register is MAY 15th. Games played following the end of the school year. Fee is $10.00.
ATTENTION: ADULT COACHES ARE NEEDED. BASEBALL KNOWLEDGE HELPFUL, BUT
NOT REQUIRED. CALL 419-633-6030 FOR A FUN EXPERIENCE.
ARTS & CRAFT CAMP - (Ages 3 - 10) Make room on the refrigerator! Your child will create art to display.
Children will have the opportunity to make fun, hands on art projects with adult supervision. Classes will be held in the
East End Community Room. Different projects will be made in each session. Each class will run Monday through
Thursday and all materials will be provided. There is a limit of 12 students per age group, per class.
ages 3-4, 9:30 - 10:00AM $15.00 per class
ages 5-7, 10:15 - 11:15 AM $20.00 per class
ages 8-10, 11:30 AM-12:30 PM $20.00 per class
Session I: June 17th - 20th
Session II: July 15th - 18th
Session III: July 22nd - 25th
“STORIES IN THE PARKS” READING PROGRAM - The Williams County Public Library will
again bring their reading program to the parks this summer and will be visiting a site near you. We encourage kids and
teens to read throughout the summer to keep up the skills they have learned during the school year. Story Times in the
Parks are at 10:00 AM, in case of inclement weather stories will be at the library, dates and locations are as follow:
Friday, June 14th, at Hitt Park
Friday, June 21st, at Mattie Marsh Park
Friday, June 28th, at Moore Park
Friday, July 5th, at Garver Park
Friday, July 12th, at East End Park
Friday, July 19th at Roseland Park
Studies show that children that do not read over the summer face a decline of reading abilities by fall. The summer
slide affects all academics. Summer library programs for all ages enhance lifelong learning and provide meaningful,
enjoyable experiences that are available to everyone in the Community. June 3rd through the 8th will be sign up week
for summer programs. Families can come in, sign up and get a bag and bookmark to use for the summer. Summer
Reading programs start the week of June 10th and run through July 22nd. Story Times will also be available at the Li-
brary starting the second week of June; on Tuesdays at 11:00 AM and 6:30 PM; which include stories, crafts, and sing-
ing to help early literacy skills. Wednesdays they have a Let’s Move class at 11:00 which includes singing dancing, us-
ing bells, ribbons, shakers, and etc. Thursday’s they will host Lego Club at 4:00PM; Legos will be supplied for you to
build creations and Art Works for ages 7-10 at 5:30PM. Stop and pick up a flyer of all summer events. If you have any
questions, contact Vickie Zippay at the Library; 419-636-6734 ext. 223.
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CLASSES
You may register for any class by phone (419-633-6030), by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), or in person at the office.
CHILDREN’S CRAFT AND ACTIVITY HOURS (Ages pre-school and first grade) We
have some fun planned for your children this winter! They will start with crafts and end with a fun ac-
tivity to get your children moving. Have your child join instructor Courtney Powell so that they can
have fun making crafts and meeting new friends. Each day will have a different theme; choose a couple
or try them all. Each participant may dress for the theme of the day. Fun for boys and girls. Classes
will take place in the East End Community Room (Parks & Recreation pre-school room).
April 27th = Zoo
May 4th = Outer Space
May 11th = Circus
May 18th = Ocean
Saturdays 10:00-11:00AM
East End Community Room
$10.00 per day, per child
WATER AEROBICS
Looking for a cool way to get fit this summer? Give this Water Aerobics Class a try!! With water aero-
bics you burn calories and tone muscles while staying cool in the water. This class will use aerobics and
toning moves usually done on land; but you will be doing the moves in chest high water. This class is a
great workout for all fitness levels and ages. (The pool is closed to other swimmers during class and no
pool pass is needed to participate) Instructor: Dawn Davis.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 PM
East End Pool
6 weeks for $30.00
Begins June 25th (no class on July 4th)
CLASS INSTRUCTORS
The Bryan Parks and Recreation Department is looking for persons who would be interested in instruct-
ing a class in whatever subject that they would be qualified to teach. We are looking for adult or chil-
dren classes. If you are skilled in crafts, can draw, or have your own special talent and would like to hold
a class; contact us. The classes would be held in the Community Center on Buffalo Road. For room
availability, pay, scheduling, etc., call the Parks and Recreation Department at 419-633-6030 or email us
at parks-rec@cityofbryan.com.
You may register for any class by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), by phone (419-633-6030) or in person at the office
(1399 E. High Street, second floor of the Don North Building). Fees are charged to cover salaries of instructors. Therefore no
refunds can be given after a class begins. Classes will be canceled prior to there scheduled starting date if minimum registra-
tion has not been reached (fees will be refunded in full). Please pay at the time of registration or before the class begins. Make
checks payable to the Bryan Recreation Department.
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CLASSES
You may register for any class by phone (419-633-6030), by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), or in person at the office.
POUND CLASS
POUND® transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working
out. Instead of listening to music, you become the music in
this exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and
strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Designed for
all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for letting
loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin’ out! The workout is easily
modifiable and the alternative vibe and welcoming philosophy appeals to men and women of all ages
and abilities. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, Burn
up to 900+ calories per hour, 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 care-
fully calibrated with interval peaks and extended fat burning sequences, providing you with the best
workout in the shortest span of time Ripstix® intensify each POUND® position with light, peripheral
resistance that not only works the shoulders, biceps, triceps, forearms, and back, but also dramatically
increases the amount of instability in the body. Class size is limited to twelve and students must be at
least 12 years of age. Bring a mat if you have one. Ripstixs will be provided by instructor, Ashley
Kendall .
6:45PM
Community Center; upstairs
Session I: April 15 & 22, May 2, 6, 16, 20, 23 and 30; 8 nights for $20.00, or 4 nights for $10.00
Session II: Mondays, June 3rd through August 26th, (no class July 15th) 12 nights for $25.00 or
4 nights for $10.00
VERAFLOW
Dance, stretch and find your true flow in this class like no other you have ever experienced. Find your
true flow in body and mind as you stretch your body and train your mind to the rhythm of music.
Stretching helps to maintain your range of motion allowing you to go about your every day life free of
hindrances. You will become more in tune with your body and your body confidence will improve. Your
muscles will be strengthened yet relaxed and loose. VeraFlow is just what you need to feel completely
relaxed and content. Mindfulness teaches you to be aware of the here and now, to enjoy this moment
and to avoid the anxiety of worrying about the past and future. Mindfulness uses practical exercises to
benefit anyone suffering from stress on a physical, mental and emotional level. This is you time. Time
out of your day to get a clear head, to get focused on the here and now and to get in control. Dress com-
fortably. Shoes are optional. Bring a mat if you have one. Instructor, Ashley Kendall .
See a preview at veraflow.com
7:30PM
Community Center; upstairs
Session I: April 15 & 22, May 2, 6, 16, 20, 23 and 30; 8 nights for $20.00, or 4 nights for $10.00
Session II: Mondays, June 3rd through August 26th, (no class July 15th) 12 nights for $25.00 or
4 nights for $10.00
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You may register for any class by phone (419-633-6030), by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), or in person at the office.
TENNIS INSTRUCTION - Trista Savage, Trine University Tennis Team member, and
Keegan McCashen, BCS tennis player, will be teaching “Beginners" and “Intermediate” ten-
nis. (See below for more details.) Bring your own tennis racquet, plenty of water and dress
comfortably with proper tennis shoes and learn a great life-long recreational sport that not
only promotes physical fitness but also serves as a fun-filled activity that the whole family can
enjoy! All classes are held at the Recreation Park tennis courts, which are near the Imagination Station.
Cost is $50.00 per student, per class. IMPORTANT: If you are unsure if classes will be held because of in-
clement weather, call the Parks & Recreation Office (419-633-6030).
BEGINNERS (Ages 8 - Adult welcome)
For the beginner, the fundamentals of tennis will be taught so that by the end of the week each student
will grasp basic skills such as proper grip, stance, forehand, backhand, volleys, serves, and singles/doubles
rules. All instruction is taught in a fun and enjoyable learning environment.
June 10 - 14, 6:00-7:00PM BEGINNER LESSONS
INTERMEDIATE LESSONS
This is for the player with a little experience. The intermediate players will begin refining
their basic strokes while learning higher level strokes, skills, and strategy. All instruction is taught in a fun
and enjoyable learning environment.
June 10 - 14, 7:00-8:00PM INTERMEDIATE LESSONS
CHALK COUTURE
Make your masterpiece! Your life is a work of art unlike any other. Chalk Couture will be changing your
walls and halls from drab décor to wonderful wows—it’s the hottest trend in creativity and DIY. Join us and
create your own one-of-a-kind beautiful artwork! Board sizes and prices are listed below. All supplies will
be furnished by instructor Cyndi Stoller. There is a limit of 15 for this class, so be sure to register early
(419-633-6030). “Russian Bar Trio” You can view a sample of the creations on Cyndi’s web page. https://
www.facebook.com/ccscyndiscreations/
Board & Base $18
10" Round Board $20
Pallet Sign 9x12 $25
Greyson 12x18 $40
6:30-8:30PM
Community Center
Session I: May 9th (You could create a special gift for your Mother)
Session II: May 23rd (Cyndi will have some patriotic designs along, just in case you need something for Me-
morial day)
You may register for any class by mail (P.O. Box 190, Bryan, Ohio 43506), by phone (419-633-6030) or in person at the office
(1399 E. High Street, second floor of the Don North Building). Fees are charged to cover salaries of instructors. Therefore no
refunds can be given after a class begins. Classes will be canceled prior to there scheduled starting date if minimum registra-
tion has not been reached (fees will be refunded in full). Please pay at the time of registration or before the class begins.
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SUPERHEROS DOWN UNDER
Soil Superheroes! Join Anne Marie Michaels, who is with the Williams County Soil & Water Conservation
District office, as she introduces you to the world hidden in the soil with fun, hands-on activities. Learn
about some of the Superheroes that live in the soil. You will also help make an edible soil horizon, how
fun! This adventure is free to kids entering grades 2 - 6 in the fall; although there is a limit of 25 per ses-
sion, so please be sure to call Anne Marie at419-636-9395 Ext. 3 or email amichaels@williamsswcd.org to
pre-register.
Session I: Monday, July 8th, 10:30 - Noon at Moore Park Shelter House
Session II: Thursday, July 11th, 10:30 - Noon at East End Shelter
BLACK SWAMP ART GUILD Join the Guild members and share their interest in Art, all
forms of Art. They meet once a month to exchange ideas, talents, receive instruction, and to
create within the group. The yearly membership fee is $25.00 per person. Meetings are held the
4th Mondays of each month at the Bryan Community Center, unless otherwise stated in their
newsletter. For more information email blackswampartguild@gmail.com
CLASSIC FEATHERS BIRD CLUB Meet and network with area bird lovers and share information
about the care, breeding, and enjoyment of birds. Write to Classic Feathers, P.O. Box 7001, Bryan, OH
43506 for more information. Meets every other Sunday at the Community Center on
Buffalo Road.
$15.00 yearly fee (includes newsletter)
Begin any time.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
Open to all area bridge players who enjoy competitive play.
Call Lois Maugel (419-636-7972) for more information.
Wednesdays, 1:00-5:00 PM
Community Center on Buffalo Road;
WALK, JOG, AND BIKE CLUB Join our topers and walk in Ed Herroon’s 2007 footsteps
(3,535 miles), run at Deb Rhodes 2011 pace (1540 miles), or pedal in Edith
Trowbridge’s path (3,866 miles). No matter how many walk, jog, or bike miles you
total, report them weekly or monthly and earn a prestigious 2019 mileage tee-shirt
at the end of the year (your choice of color). Call 419-633-6030 to report mileage,
Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM. Begin no later than October 31st.
11FALL RECREATIONAL GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
SOCCER (Birth years 2005-2015) One Girls, First grade - High School
time in-person registrations will be May 4; Please visit their website (www.bgsa.activesports.com)
10:00AM-12:00PM at the Community Center on Buf- to answer any questions you may have. President: Jodi
falo Road, or you can register on-line at Arnold: jodiarnold22@gmail.com
www.bryanohsports.com starting in May. Printable reg-
GIRLS DIVISION I (Ages: 18-under, 16-under)
istration forms are available on the web site
Plays Mon. through Fri., 6:00 PM, Recreation Park, be-
(www.bryanohsports.com) to fill out ahead of time, or
gins in June. President: Bronson Ebaugh,
they will be available at registration. This season is a
bronsonebaugh109@gmail.com
more formal soccer season that starts in August. Each
Bryan Varsity Head Coach: Chad Savage 419-553-0838
team will have time to practice during the week to pre-
csavage@bryanschools.net
pare for Saturday morning games. There will be six
Saturdays set up for the teams to compete against each
GIRLS DIVISION II (Ages: 14-under, 12-under)
other. Coaches of the 5/6 and 7/8 age groups will offici-
Plays Mon. through Sat., 6:00 PM, Varsity Field #5 &
ate their matches, and officials will be provided for the
Fountain City Park, Practice begins in April; games be-
older age groups. Team and individual pictures will be
gins in Mid-May.
taken and a fundraiser will be provided to help support
President: Dawne Nagel 419-630-8777;
the Bryan Soccer Association. Club/Travel teams are
dpester5@hotmail.com
formed every fall for children ages 8 - 14 that will par-
ticipate in the Northwest Ohio Youth Soccer League,
which generally consist of five home and five away GIRLS DIVISION III
games in the season. The following spring is a con- (Ages: 10-under, 3rd & 4th grade)
tinuation of the fall season for Club/Travel teams. Plays Mon. through Fri., 6:00 PM,
Email any questions to bryanohsoccer@gmail.com. 10-under play at Roseland Park and
other fields
Practices begin in April; Games begin in mid-May.
President: Kelly Thiel
BRYAN SKATE PARK – This addition to the kthiel@bryanschools.net
Parks Dept. was dedicated to the memory of Garrett GIRLS DIVISION IV
Lockhart. This 9,500 square foot facility has been built (Ages 8-under - 1st & 2nd grade)
to accommodate all ages. Don’t be left out. Register for Play at Washington Field
free at the Parks Dept. office and receive your skate Practices begin in May; Games begin in June.
bracelet, which you must wear to be able to skate. To President: Val Eickhoff
ensure the safety of all participants, persons are asked to Valerie.eickhoff@gmail.com
obey the following rules:
1) Skateboards, in-line skates, and scooters only. NO
BICYCLES, MOTORIZED VEHICLES, OR OTHER
WHEELED DEVICES ALLOWED. CHURCH SOFTBALL
2) Safety equipment is highly recommended to be
worn at all times. Users should wear helmets, kneepads,
LEAGUE
elbow pads, and wrist guards suitable to provide Plays Mon. - Tues. - Thurs. - Fri., 6:15
protection in the event of falls or collisions. Recreation Park. Begins in May.
3) No food and drink allowed within the skating area.
No smoking, alcohol, or drugs. No profanity or
inappropriate behavior. No littering or graffiti. No
unnecessary waxing. No pets. SHUFFLEBOARD - Join a growing group of
4) Noise ordinance will be enforced. people who enjoy this relaxing, yet challenging sport in
WARNING: This skate park is an unsupervised facility. Bryan. Beginners as well as experienced players are en-
Skateboarding, in-line skating, & use of scooters are couraged to play. You will enjoy the fellowship and
hazardous recreation activities. Users of this facility friendly competition. The courts are located south of the
assume all risk of personal injury or damage MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena on Townline Road. In-
to personal property. Please call 419-633- structors are available on Tuesdays at 6:30 starting the
6030 if you see any unacceptable activity. first week of May; If weather permits, and they will pro-
Remember: THIS IS YOUR PARK. PLEASE vide all necessary equipment. For more information call
HELP PROTECT IT FROM ABUSE. Dick Brickle 419-551-7152.
12BRYAN BASEBALL ASOCIATION
Contact Doug Deckrosh with questions - 419-467-1889
For more information visit www.bryanlittleleague.com or e-mail bryanlittleleague@gmail.com
ROOKIE LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE
(Boys and Girls, ages 5 & 6 or PK & K) (Boys and Girls, ages 11 & 12 or grades 5& 6)
MUST play in the Parks Dept. Tot league to be eligible. Practice begins in April.
This league will introduce you and your child to the game Play Mon. through Friday, Recreation & Garver Park
and teach them the basic skills of baseball. Parents/ Players in this league will reinforce the skills learned in
Guardians are required to participate with children in the previous leagues along with advanced pitching me-
drills. chanics and strategies, batting strategies, and outfield
play. The goal of this league is to prepare the players for
WILDCAT LEAGUE Junior High age baseball.
(Boys and Girls, ages 7 & 8 or grades 1& 2)
Practice begins in May.
Play Mon. through Friday & some Saturdays in Recrea- BABE RUTH LEAGUE
tion Park (Boys and Girls, ages 13-15 or grades 7,8 & 9)
Players will have fun reinforcing the skills learned in Play Mon. through Friday, Recreation Park
Rookie League. Skills such as watching the runner in Practice Begins in April.
front of you, understanding forced outs, and basic situa- Players in this league will reinforce their skills learned at
tion baseball such as cutoffs, base coverage, and tagging all of the previous levels while playing games with modi-
up will be taught. fied high school rules. These players will be playing
competitive baseball against other teams from the area.
MINOR LEAGUE
(Boys and Girls, ages 9 & 10 or grades 3 & 4)
Practice begins in April. ACME/JR. ACME
Play Mon. through Friday, Recreation and Garver Park (High School)
Players will have fun while reinforcing the skills learned Plays Mon. through Friday, Recreation Park
in both Rookie and Wildcat Leagues. Skills such as cut-
off throws, double play techniques, bunting, and catch-
ing/pitching mechanics will be taught.
BRYAN PARKS AND RECREATION TOT LEAGUE - (Boys and Girls, ages 4 - 6) This is the
only league run by the Bryan Parks and Recreation Department. Sign up sheets will be distributed at the
schools in April or can be picked up at the Parks and Recreation office. The season will begin following the
end of the school year. Parks Department 419-633-6030
BRYAN LITTLE BEARS FOOTBALL OPEN SUMMER SAND VOLLEYBALL
Open to 5th and 6th graders living in the Bryan Want to play sand volleyball on the
School District. Sign-up is April 13, 11:30 at the sand courts near Imagination Station
Community Center. Registration fees are in Recreation Park? Play in the soft
$100.00, players will not be denied partici- sand while your kids play at the play-
pation due to fees. For more information ground. Open play is on Sun.-Mon.-
please visit Bryan Little Bears on face- Weds. evenings, 6:00-9:30 PM, June
book. There will also be registration for thru August.
5th & 6th grade girls cheerleading on the 13th.
13BRYAN SWIM TEAM ACTIVITIES
Registration: Register for all Swim Team activities will be April 16, 4:00-8:00 PM at the Community Center. Visit
bryanswimteam.com for more information
Cub Program (Ages 5-8) - This pre-competitive program teaches the four competitive strokes that are needed to
advance to a competitive team. Tryouts will be held in June. Mon.- Fri., 9:00-10:15 AM or 10:30-11:45 AM; Moore
Pool (shallow end). Begins in June.
Competitive Swimming (Ages 5-18) - Offers different levels of practice in four competitive strokes. Emphasis is
placed on competition; however, swimmers are encouraged to be concerned with their own accomplishments and are
urged to improve their technique and times. Swimmers compete against other Northwest Ohio teams.
Moore Pool, begins in June.
Ages 13-18: 7:45-10:30 AM (Mon.-Fri.) & 5:00-6:30 PM (Mon.-Thurs.)
Ages 9-12: 10:15-11:30 AM (Mon.-Fri.) & 5:00-6:30 PM (Mon. & Wed.)
Ages 8 & Under: 11:00-11:45 AM (Mon.-Fri.)
Competitive Diving (Ages 5-18) - The purpose of this program is to teach the basics of diving to
the beginner and to improve the performance of the more experienced diver. Mon.-Fri. Mornings, East End Pool.
Coach is Katherine Spangler. Practice begins in June.
SWIMMING LESSONS
How many times will you and your children go swimming, boating, fishing, or participate in some other wa-
ter-related activity this summer? For a non-swimmer every minor water accident can turn into a disaster.
Take the most basic of precautions and LEARN HOW TO SWIM. Sessions last 8 days (Monday thru Thursday
for 2 weeks). The cost is $20.00 per session. There is a minimum of 4 persons required for a class to be
held. PAYMENT IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF REGISTRATION. YOU MUST REGISTER IN PERSON. You will receive a
certificate of completion at the end of the session. No refunds after 2 lessons. Classes are divided as follows:
Infant/Toddler Level 6 months to 3 years. Requires parent accompaniment in the water.
Lessons last 30 minutes. Limit of 6 to 8 participants.
Pre School Level 3 to 5 year olds who have not had water experiences or who show some fear of the water.
Parent accompaniment in the water optional. Lessons last 40 minutes. Limit of 8 to 10 participants.
Level 1: Water Exploration. Help child feel comfortable in the water & to enjoy the water safely.
Level 2: Primary Skills. To teach breath control, floating, and beginning movement in the water.
Level 3: Stroke Readiness. To further development of the crawl stroke, combined back strokes, and to introduce
the elementary backstroke.
Level 4: Stroke Development. Introduces the sidestroke, breaststroke, and starts developing endurance.
Level 5: Stroke refinement, Level 6: Skill Proficiency, Level 7: Advanced skills, and Adult lessons available as needed.
*Note: All above classes must have a minimum of four registrants in order to be held.
MOORE POOL SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE
REGISTRATION FOR FIRST SESSION ONLY
May 28th and May 29th: 4:00-7:00 PM, at MOORE POOL ONLY
All Lessons cost $20.00 per session
FIRST SESSION: June 17th through June 27th
SECOND SESSION: July 15th through July 25th
(Registrations for this session will not be taken until after 1:00 on June 28th)
9:30-10:15 AM Level 1, 3, & 4
10:30-11:15 AM Infant/Toddler, Pre School & Level 2
5:00-5:45 PM Infant/Toddler, Level 1, & 3
6:00-6:30/6:45 PM Pre School, Level 2, & 4
All lessons are held for 2 weeks, Monday through Thursday. The times are the same for both sessions. More classes
will be added if needed. You may call 419-633-6030 to see if classes are canceled due to the weather. (TIMES
AND DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.)
14POOL RULES & REGULATIONS
NO Running—Pushing—Dunking—Profanity—Stealing—Spitting or NO Toys: Water Wings—Inner Tubes—Snorkels, Masks or Fins—
Rough Housing of Any Kind. Ball or Objects to be Thrown.
NO Glass of Any Kind is Allowed in Pool Area. NO Children Under the Age of “9” Are Permitted in the Pool
NO Smoking or Use of Tobacco Products. Area Without an Adult.
NO Alcoholic Beverages or Being Under the Influence of Alcohol. NO More Than One Person on A Board at A Time.
NO Open Wounds, Sores, or Skin Infections. NO Diving Off the Side of the Board or Off the Side of the Pool.
Appropriate Swimwear is Required. Proper Swimming Attire Includes a Lined Bathing Suit Suitable for Public Use. NO CUT OFFS or
GYM SHORTS. We Allow Only USCG Approved Life Jackets and They are Restricted to the Roped Off Area of the 2 Foot Shallow or the
Baby Pool at East End Pool and the Zero Depth End at Moore Pool and MUST have an Adult in the Pool With Them at All Times
ALL Persons 4 Years Old or Older Must Pay to Enter the Pool ALL Bicycles Are to be Parked in the Bicycle Racks Until the
Area. Person Leaves.
ALL Persons Must Shower Before Entering the Pool Area. ALL Trash Should be Placed in Trash Barrels.
ALL Personal Items Are the Responsibility of the Individual. ALL Food, Candy, Gum, or Drinks Must be Consumed Outside
VIOLATION OF THE RULES WILL RESULT IN A WARNING, CONTINUED VIOLATIONS WILL RESULT IN AN EXPULSION FROM ONE TO
SEVEN DAYS. A PERSON EXPELLED THREE TIMES WILL NOT BE ALLOWED BACK FOR THE REST OF THE SUMMER.
IF EXPELLED FOR NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN
ADDITIONAL RULES ARE POSTED AT THE POOLS
MANAGEMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING A CLEAN AND SAFE FACILITY. PLEASE DO YOUR SHARE
TO HELP BY FOLLOWING THE RULES AND REGULATIONS. THANK YOU.
SWIM PASSES
The Parks & Recreation Department will be using a SEASON PASS or PUNCH CARD system this summer at both pools.
Pool Passes and punch cards will be sold in the Parks and Recreation Office starting May 13th; no swim lessons will
be sold in the office. By purchasing a punch card, patrons receive discounts on daily admissions. Persons must either
present a season pass, punch card, or pay with cash to be admitted each day. Daily admission to either of Bryan’s two
pools is still the most economical ticket to recreational fun that a person can buy. Come and enjoy the sparkling blue
waters of Moore and East End Pools this summer. See the pool rules and regulations above.
TENTATIVELY OPENING DAY WILL BE JUNE 5TH.
DAILY ADMISSION: 4-17 Years - $1.50 18 through 61 years -$2.00
3-under - Free 62-older - Free
(10) PUNCH CARD (20) PUNCH CARD
4 thru 17 years of age $10 (save $5) $20 (save $10)
18 thru 61 years of age $15 (save $5) $30 (save $10)
If You Plan On Coming Back in the Evening, Your Hand Will Be Stamped.
Punch cards will not be replaced if lost or stolen
SEASON PASSES (Pre-Sale, May 28th & 29th, 4:00-7:00 PM, AT MOORE POOL ONLY OR IN THE
PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE STARTING MAY 13TH)
Individual $45 (save $5 on Season Passes only if purchased May 28th or 29th or in the office before June 5th)
Family (2) $60
Family (3) $70
Family (4) $80
Family (5+) $90
Only Those Persons Who Have Their Names on the Pass are Eligible to Use that Pass.
Replacement Season Passes Will Be $2.00, if you lose yours.
SWIM HOURS: * Pool hours of operation may be altered*
Moore Pool Monday & Wednesday 1:00-5:00 & 7:00-9:00 PM
East End Pool Tuesday & Thursday 1:00-5:00 & 7:00-9:00 PM
Moore Pool Friday and Saturday 1:00-6:00 PM
East End Pool Sunday 1:00-6:00 PM
POOL RENTALS ARE AVAILABLE SAT. & SUN. EVENINGS. CALL 419-633-6030 FOR INFO.
TIMES AND DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. POOLS MAY CLOSE EARLY IF THERE IS LESS THAN 20 SWIMMERS.
ALL CHILDREN, 3 YRS.-UNDER, MUST WEAR A WATER BABIES DIAPER! 15CALENDAR OF EVENTS
APRIL JUNE - continued
15th - 6:45 Pound Class Session I, Starts 13th - 15th - Bryan Jubilee
15th - 7:30 Veraflow Class Session I, Starts 14th - 10:00 Stories in Hitt Park
16th - 4:00 Swim Team Registrations 15th - Bryan Jubilee Parade
20th - 11:30 Easter Eggstravaganza 17th - 9:30 Arts and Crafts Class Session I Starts
26th - Arbor Day Program 17th - Swim Lessons, Session I Starts
27th - 10:00 Children’s Zoo Crafts & Activities 21st - 10:00 Stories in Mattie Marsh Park
22nd - “Day In The Park” & Fireworks
MAY 24th - 10:00 Safety Town, Session II Starts
4th - 10:00-12:00 Soccer Registration 25th - 5:30 Water Aerobics Starts
4th - 10:00 Children’s Outer Space Crafts & Activities 28th - 10:00 Stories in Moore Park
9th - 6:30 Chalk Couture Class, Session I 29th - Family Baseball Game with the “Tincaps”
11th - 10:00 Children’s Circus Crafts & Activities
15th - Tot League Sign Up Deadline JULY
18th - 10:00 Children’s Ocean Craft & Activities 5th - 10:00 Stories in Garver Park
18th - Family Baseball Game with the “Tincaps” 7th - 6:00AM Mainly Marathon
23rd - 6:30 Chalk Couture Class, Session II 8th – 10:00 Safety Town, Session III Starts
28th & 29th- 4:00-7:00 Pool Passes/Swim Lessons Pre-Sale 8th - 10:30 Superheroes Down Under, Session I
11th - 10:30 Superheroes Down Under, Session II
JUNE 12th - 10:00 Stories at East End Park
3rd - 6:45 Pound Class Session II, Starts 15th - 9:30 Arts and Crafts Class, Session II Starts
3rd - 7:30 Veraflow Class Session II, Starts 15th - Swim Lessons, Session II Starts
10th - 10:00/6:00 Safety Town, Session I Starts 19th - 10:00 Stories in Roseland Park
10th - 6:00 Tennis for Beginners Class 22nd - 9:30 Arts and Crafts Class, Session III Starts
10th - 7:00 Intermediate Tennis Class 29th –10:00/6:00 Safety Town, Session IV Starts
SEASON SWIM PASS OR PUNCH CARD INFORMATION
(No Mail Ins! You Need to Bring this Form to the Parks & Recreation Office after May 13th or to Moore Pool June 5th or after)
Name________________________________________________ Home Phone___________________________________
Address______________________________________________ Work Phone____________________________________
In Case of Emergency Contact____________________________ Phone Number______________ Cell________________
Name(s) of Persons Living At Above Address to receive Pass or Punch Card
For Office Use Only:
1. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
2. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
3. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
4. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
5. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
6. __________________________________________________________ Age___________ _______________
(10) PUNCH CARD (20) PUNCH CARD
4 thru 17 years of age $10 (save $5) $20 (save $10)
18 thru 61 years of age $15 (save $5) $30 (save $10)
SEASON PASSES (save $5 on season passes only if purchased May 28th or 29th or in the office before June 5th)
Individual $45
Family (2) $60
Family (3) $70
Family (4) $80
Family (5+) $90
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:
Type of Payment: Cash____ Check No.__________ Amount $____________ Date______________
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