[SUMMER 2011]
CalEndaR to fUn!
IMpoRtant
InfoRMatIon
volUntEERS nEEdEd
foR ohIo RIvER SWEEp
paRkS offICE The annual Clark County ohio river [Who] individuals, groups, clubs, and families. Mi-
sweep is a community effort to nors need to have parental permission forms
2000 broadway street,
signed in advance. Forms are available at the
suite 221 clean up the indiana shore of the Clarksville stormwater Department and can be
Located on the 2nd floor ohio river providing a cleaner and picked up or faxed to you by calling 283-8233
Clarksville Muncipal Cneter
safer environment for everyone. ext. 103.
[p] 812.283.5313 registration will be open at 9 a.m. at the Falls
[f] 812.288.1380
[hoW] of the ohio state Park, ashland Park, George
saturday, June 18, 2011
[w] www.clarksvilleparks.com [WhEn] 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
rogers Clark Park, and lapping Park. Gloves,
[e] info@clarksvilleparks.com trash bags, and water will be provided and
you can choose the area in which you’d like to
office Hours: [WhERE] The Falls of the ohio state
make a difference. volunteers receive a free
Park, ashland Park, George
[M-F] 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. rogers Clark, and lapping tee shirt and free admission to the interpretive
Park. Center at the Falls of the ohio state Park!
ClaRkSvIllE
CoMMUnIty CEntER
2311 Giltner lane
(across from sam’s Club)
ClaRkSvIllE
MIddlE SChool
101 ettels lane
For Classes, use side door
entrance
SEnIoR tRIp
pICkUp loCatIon
all senior trips pick up and
drop off at the Clarksville Margy Shields of
Town Hall, 2000 broadway Jeffersonville bags a
street. Come in main en- piece of garbage at the
trance off of broadway street falls of the ohio during
and park in lot to the left. the 2007 ohio River
Sweep.
photo by C.E. Branham
Clarksville Parks is
now on FaCebook
[MEEt thE Staff]
ContEntS
[SUMMER 2011 CalEndaR]
Special events & programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Group Exercise & Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Summer day Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
adult day trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
[faCIlItIES]
Clarksville aquatic Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
parks & trails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Wooded view Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
[REGIStRatIon foRM] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Parks Maintenance staff: Tyler Zimmerman, robert wagner, Jay
Denkhoff, Darryl Jewett and David wolf
[MISSIon StatEMEnt]
The mission of the Clarksville Parks and recreation District is to enhance the quality of
life in the town by providing the best possible recreational facilities, open natural spaces
and programs for its citizens.
[StatEMEnt of phIloSophy]
The primary service of the Clarksville Parks and recreation Department is to provide
opportunities for enriching the lives and meeting the recreational needs of Clarksville
citizens. The expressed purpose of the CPrD is to maintain and develop facilities and
programs to provide a well rounded, wholesome program of leisure time activities for the
people residing in the community.
The CPrD will continually strive to make available to the people, public property which
has recreational value.
The CPrD also recognizes and strives to implement the joint use of public property for
the multi-purpose and financial advantages it has for residents of the community.
[GoalS and oBJECtIvES of thE CpRd]
• To improve existing and create additional recreation and conservation areas in the Park
District.
• To coordinate the efforts of all public agencies while providing citizens and visitors with
recreational programs.
• To work with neighborhoods of the community to develop facilities and programs to
meet the individual neighborhoods' needs.
• To establish priorities in the purchase and development of recreation areas. Golf Course Maintenance staff:
• To strive for full utilization of existing facilities as well as designing new facilities so that kirk nichols, Terry breese, brian vance and brad Miller
they might be utilized fully.
• Utilize available federal, state and private financing for park and recreational areas.
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summer 2011
speCial events nature hike dates: Saturday, May 21
Join Brian Vance, Volunteer Naturalist time: 9 am
ALL AGES
of the Falls of the Ohio State Park, and location: Lapping Park (meet at
& programs
hike the trails of Lapping Park. Wear Endris Lodge)
your hiking shoes for this moderate
3-mile hike. Rain or shine. register by: Not required
Cost: FREE!
national trails day dates: Saturday, June 4
hike time: 9 am
summer playground program dates: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
location: Lapping Park (meet at
Kids starting 2nd – 8th grade in Fall 2011 Thursdays • June 14 – July 28 (will The American Hiking Society will once
not meet July 5 – 7) again commemorate National Trails Endris Lodge)
A school bus will pick up and return children to GRC, Day (NTD), a long standing celebration
time: TBA register by: Not required
ALL AGES
Clarksville Elementary, and Parkwood schools and take the of America’s magnificent trail system
children to Lapping Park, Colgate Park, or to the field trip location: TBA and its countless supporter and Cost: FREE!
destination. register by: June 10 volunteers. Wear your hiking shoes for
The Summer Playground Program includes games, sports, this moderate 3-mile hike led by Brian
arts and crafts, swimming, trips, and special guests. Each week Cost: FREE!
Vance, Volunteer Naturalist of the Falls
will have a different theme: nature, science, health & fitness, arts of the Ohio State Park. Rain or shine.
& crafts, music & PARTY!
KIDS
Visit www.americanhiking.org.
We will take a trip to Holiday World at the end of the program.
Creative, fun, and, most of all, responsible playground leaders
staff this program. (Fee required for trip to Holiday World)
silver Creek Clean dates: Saturday, July 23
time: 10am - Noon
sweep
Join us as we splash around the banks location: Lapping Park – Meet at
Silver Creek Shelter
13th annual yard sale dates: Saturday, August 27 of Silver Creek and traipse through the
ALL AGES*
Join us for the 13th annual Clarksville Community yard sale, park removing trash and debris along register by: Not required
time: 8am – 1pm (setup at 7am)
which keeps getting bigger each year! You provide the used the way. In reward for your great efforts,
location: NEW LOCATION! Colgate Cost: Free – plus free pizza!
goodies and we provide the 12’ x 20’ space and advertising. pizza and soft drinks will be provided
Park (next to the Clarksville Pool) after the event. Rain or shine. Wear *Children under 14 must be
Vendors may purchase more than one space. If you would
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register by: August 19 old clothing. Gloves and trash bags accompanied by an adult
like to be close to another vendor, please register together.
Food vendors or commercial vendors not permitted. Tables provided. Co-Sponsored by Knob and
Cost: $13 per space on or before
and chairs not provided. Rain or shine. Concessions will be Valley Audubon Society.
August 19; $26 after August 19
provided by the Optimist Club of Clarksville. The TOUCH A
TRUCK children’s program will take place during the yard sale.
senior games dates: Thursdays
EUChRE – 1st Thursday at 1pm time: Varies - See Description
touCh a truCk dates: Saturday, August 27 location: Community Center Main
BInGo – 2nd Thursday at 10am
time: 10am – Noon
SENIORS 55+
Put your imagination in gear and go! Here’s a chance for Room
doMInoES oR MISC GaMES –
children to get up close and personal with their favorite big rig. location: NEW LOCATION! Colgate register by: Not required
3rd Thursday at 1pm
A fire truck, police car, school bus, and many other vehicles
ALL AGES
Park (next to the Clarksville Pool) Cost: FREE!
will be on display for children to look at, explore, and possibly BUnCo – 4th Thursday at 10am
climb on and sit inside the trucks they see every day on the register by: Not required
A $5 gift card to a local business will be
roads. Coincides with the 13th annual Community Yard Sale. Cost: FREE! awarded to the winners.
Know an individual or company that would like to participate On Miscellaneous Games day (no
by bringing a vehicle to the event? Please call us at 812-283- prize), bring your own game or play one
5313 and we will be happy to invite them! provided by us.
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group exerCise & sports
group exerCise tennis CliniC for dates: Mondays and Wednesdays,
June 13 – June 29
kids ages: 6 to 14 time: Ages 6 to 9: 6 – 7pm
Instruction and the amount of play
& sports
will depend on the ability level of the Ages 10 to 14: 7 – 8pm
players attending. Basic skills will be location: Colgate Park Tennis Courts
introduced / reviewed. Players will be
KIDS
placed in groups according to their register by: June 3
ability/age/experience. Instructor is Cost: $30 for all 6 classes
Jessica Chesher.
orienteering dates: Tuesdays: May 24
Co-sponsored by Orienteering and/or June 21
Louisville (OLOU). An orienteering time: 6pm
meet of 2 KM will be offered by
OLOU. Orienteering is a sport that location: May 24: Meet at Midway
involves navigating a set course Park Shelter (No restrooms. No trails –
using a specialized topographical wear long pants and bring bug spray)
map and a compass. It can be June 21: Meet at Flatwoods Shelter in
[aCtIvItIES InClUdE] enjoyed by people of all ages as a Lapping Park
competitive cross-country race or register by: Not required
ALL AGES
seniorCisinG CHair aerobiCs as a recreational walk in the woods.
Tennis lessons: aDUlTs & kiDs CHinese MarTial arTs seMinar Beginners and newcomers are Cost: $2 – due on day of event
orienTeerinG QiGonG & Tai CHi inTro & aDvanCeD always welcome. We have training
sUMMer rUnninG series TUrbo kiCk
available to assist individuals
soFTball leaGUes wilD Goose QiGonG seMinar
boDY sCUlPTinG YoGa wiTH beTTY
and families in learning how to
booT CaMP workoUT ZUMba orienteer. Come out and join in the
CarDio blasT fun! Visit www.olou.org.
seniorCising dates: Mondays, Wednesdays & summer running dates: Wednesdays, May 25 – July 13
SENIORS 55+
Fridays
These exercise classes are designed specifically series time: 7pm for 8th Grade & Under
for senior adults. Try your first class free! Pre- time: 8:15-9:15am or 9:30-10:30am The 34th Annual Summer Running 7:30pm for 9th Grade to Adult
registration is not required, but a Waiver Form
ALL AGES
location: Community Center Series includes long sprints, middle location: Clarksville High School Track
must be completed at the first class. Instructor is Aerobics Room distances and relays. Run for time
Paula Hepp. or for conditioning. For a complete register by: Not required
register by: Not required
schedule, visit www.clarksvilleparks. Cost: $1 per runner or spectator per
Cost: $40 for a 20-visit card com. evening
tennis for adults dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, softball leagues dates: Begins week of August 1
This program is for either the beginner or July 5 - 21 Join in the fun with Clarksville Parks time: 60-minute games begin at 6:30,
intermediate player. Instruction and the amount time: 6:30 – 7:30pm & Recreation Adult Softball Leagues. 7:30 and 8:30
New eight game format with single
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of play will depend on the ability level of the location: Colgate Park Tennis Courts register by: Not required
players attending. Basic skills will be introduced elimination playoff. Men’s “E” league
/ reviewed. Led by Mary Chris Rodden, a 4-Year register by: July 1 plays on Mondays or Wednesdays. location: Softball Complex
Varsity Player at Purdue, Indiana High School Cost: $50 for all 6 classes Co-ed league plays on Tuesdays or (Potter’s Lane)
Tennis Hall of Fame Inductee and life-long tennis Thursdays. Cost: $315 per team
instructor.
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body sCulpting dates: Mondays, June 6 – July 25 Chinese martial arts dates: Friday, May 13
Body Sculpting increases (No class on July 4) seminar time: 6:30 – 8:30pm
metabolism, shapes and tones time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm Chinese roots are at the heart of all popular modern location: Community Center
muscles and reduces the risk of location: Community Center martial arts – Taekwondo, Karate, Jujitsu, Aikido or Aerobics Room
osteoporosis. This class uses Aerobics Room TaiChi Chuan – all have their beginnings in China.
traditional hand weights, your own This seminar restores the linkage from the origins in register by: noon on May 13
body resistance, a hand towel and register by: May 27 China back to the current modern arts. Cost: $30 Per Person
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resistance tubes. Bring an exercise Cost: $28 for 7 classes or pay • How is explosive power generated?
mat and a bottle of water. Instructor a drop-in fee of $5. • What is the link between Traditional Chinese
Paula Hepp is ACE Group certified
medicine and a modern knockout (KO)?
with a certification specializing in
• What are the principles of effective footwork?
Advanced Weight Training.
• How can you incorporate the original Chinese
principles into your art?
The seminar is lead by Master Shane Lear. Master
Lear holds black belts in 5 different systems
boot Camp dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays
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including 6th Dan in Ryukyu Kempo Karate and 2nd
June 7 – July 12 Dan in Zanshin Ruy Jujitsu. He is also a holistic
workout healer and regularly travels to China to study at
Group fitness “military style” with time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Wuhan and the Shaolin Temple.
a personal instructor. Achieve location: Community Center All styles of martial arts are welcome. For more
results with challenging, varied Aerobics Room information go to www.TaiChiArts.org
and motivating workouts. Bring
register by: May 27
an exercise mat or your beach
Cost: $100 for 11 classes (the first
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blanket and 2 light dumbbells.
Don’t forget your water and get class will be a fitness assessment) Qigong & tai Chi intro dates: Wednesdays, May 25 – July 27
ready to sweat!! All fitness levels session 1 time: 6 – 7pm
welcome. Instructor is Donny This course introduces the complimentary location: Community Center
Hack, Certified personal trainer Chinese arts of Qigong and TaiChi. Qigong Aerobics Room
with 9+ years of experience. provides the foundation of balance and register by: May 20
energy movement that is used in the art of
TaiChi Chuan. Both arts use a series of gentle Cost: $80 for 10 classes
movements to open up the body’s energy
Cardio blast dates: Tuesdays, July 12 – August 30 channels and balance the flow of bio-energy or
Join us for our newest class, time: 4:15 – 5:15pm Qi (pronounced “chee”). The movements reduce
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which consists of cardio intervals stress and have been shown to improve virtually
location: Community Center every area of physical, mental and emotional
set to fun, high energy music.
Aerobics Room health. Two simple routines are taught – The
Burn calories while having a
blast! Instructor is Paula Hepp. register by: July 1 Eight Pieces of Brocade Qigong and TaiChi
Hun Yuan Chuang. These compact routines
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Cost: $32 for 8 classes
are easier to learn and allow participants to
experience benefits more quickly than with
longer routines. Participants should wear
comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Instructor is
Chair aerobiCs dates: Thursdays
David Deich. Visit www.taichiarts.org.
A chair is used for seated or time: 1 – 2pm
standing support. This non-
location: Yellowwood Terrace
impact aerobics class is for
individuals who are interested in
Cafeteria / Community Room Qigong & tai Chi intro dates: Wednesdays, August 3 –
register by: Not required. October 5
increasing upper body strength, session 2 time: 6 – 7pm
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and cardiovascular and muscular
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Cost: Free! See Qigoing & TaiChi Introduction
endurance. It is designed to Session 1 for Class Description. location: Community Center Aerobics
increase balance, range of motion Room
and coordination. Wheelchairs
register by: July 29
welcome. Instructor is Paula
Hepp. Cost: $80 for 10 classes
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Qigong advanCed dates: Wednesdays, May 25 – July 27
wild goose Qigong dates: Saturday, May 14 &
time: Part 1 Class meets 7 – 8pm Part 2 Sunday, May 15
session 1 Class meets 8 – 9pm seminar
The Advanced Qigong courses focus on one These Qigong courses focus on one of time: 9am – 4pm
of China’s premier arts, the 1700 year old Wild location: Community Center Aerobics Rm. China’s premier arts, the 1700 year old Wild location: Community Center
Goose system. This is a wide ranging system register by: May 20 Goose system. This is a wide ranging system Aerobics Room
covering both healing and martial arts – our focus covering both healing and martial arts – our
Cost: $80 for 10 classes of either Part 1 or register by: May 13
is on the healing side. The foundations of the focus is on the healing side. Wild Goose
system are contained in two “64 action” forms, Part 2 Cost: $100 for either Wild Goose
Qigong uses a series of gentle movements
which are taught in two separate classes. to open up the body’s energy channels Part 1 or Part 2 (Part 1 and Part 2
• Part 1 covers the 1st 64 action Wild Goose and balance the flow of bio-energy or Qi classes run simultaneously)
form. A prerequisite for the Part 1 class is (pronounced “chee”). The movements reduce other: Additional written and
either the Intro class or similar qigong/martial stress and have been shown to improve video course material will be
experience. virtually every area of physical, mental and available at the seminar
• Part 2 covers the 2nd 64 action Wild Goose emotional health.
form. A prerequisite for Part 2 class is completion The foundations of the system are contained
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of the Part 1 class plus 2 months of continuous in two “64 action” forms, which are taught in
practice. two separate classes which run concurrently.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. • Part 1 covers the 1st 64 action Wild
Instructor is David Deich. Visit www.taichiarts.org. Goose form.
• Part 2 covers the 2nd 64 action Wild
Goose form. A prerequisite for Part 2 class is
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completion of the Part 1 class plus 2 months
of continuous practice.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing.
Qigong advanCed dates: Wednesdays, August 3 – October 5
Instructors are Shane Lear and David Deich.
session 2 time: Part 1 Class meets 7 – 8pm Visit www.taichiarts.org.
See Qigoing – Advanced Session 1 Part 2 Class meets 8 – 9pm
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for Class Description. location: Community Center Aerobics Rm.
register by: July 29 yoga with betty (GenTle) dates: Mondays, August 1 – 29
Cost: $80 for 10 classes of either part This class is designed for those who wish time: 6:30 – 8pm
to protect joints while improving flexibility, location: Community Center
posture, balance and strength. Breathing
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Aerobics Room
exercises and relaxation techniques will be
included, as well as core exercises. Dress register by: July 22
comfortably. Bring a yoga mat and a bath Cost: $35 for 5 classes
turbo kiCk 1 & 2 turbo kiCk 1: towel to use for cushioning. Instructor is Betty
Burn calories and blast fat! Turbo Kick® dates: Tues. & Thurs., May 17 – July 7 Ogden.
mixes kickboxing and simple dance moves
time: 6:30 – 7:30pm
with music that makes you want to move it!
You’ll love having fun and losing weight. It location: Community Center Aerobics Rm.
won’t even seem like you’re working out. The
zumba dates: Mondays: May 16 – Sept. 12
register by: May 13 “Ditch the workout, join the Party” is Zumba’s (No class May 30, July 4, July 11 & Sept.
unique Turbo Kick® movement patterns, 5). Wednesdays: May 18 – Sept.7 (No
Cost: $64 for 16 classes or drop-in fee of $5. motto. Inspired by Latin dance and music,
combinations and techniques work together to class on June 29, July 6 & July 13)
Zumba uses a variety of styles such as Salsa,
give YOU the ultimate cardiovascular workout time: Mon. 5:15 – 6 pm
Merengue, Mambo, Calypso and Reggaeton.
that will melt fat and reshape your body! Each turbo kiCk 2: Wed. 4:30 – 5:15 pm
Music selections include both fast and slow
full body workout consists of a sport specific
dates: Tues. & Thurs., July 12 – Sept. 6 (No rhythms to help tone and sculpt the body. The location: Community Center
warm-up, higher paced intervals, easy to
Class on July 28) dance steps are easy to follow and it’s fun and Aerobics Room
follow combinations, kickboxing specific
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time: 6:30 – 7:30pm addictive! No dance experience is necessary register by: May 13
strength/endurance training and a mind/body
to enjoy Zumba! Bring a bottle of water.
like cool-down designed to maximize weight location: Community Center Aerobics Rm. Cost: $84 for either Mon. or Wed.
Instructor is Sharon Watkins.
loss! Bring a bottle of water. No equipment session. Or save by signing up for
register by: July 1 both for only $140. Drop-in fee is $7
needed. Instructor is Paula Hepp.
Cost: $64 for 16 classes or drop-in fee of $5 per class.
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SUMMER day CaMpS [adUlt day tRIpS]
2011 fallS of thE ohIo
Casino aztar dates: Thursday, May 26
[yoUnG ExploRER day CaMpS] Trip to Evansville, IN. We’re going back to AZTAR! time: 8:30am – 6pm
students explore the different habitats found at the Falls of the ohio state Park and Cost includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, location: Depart from Town Hall
exhibits within the interpretive Center. Using hands-on educational activities, students learn admission, $7 cash coupon and FREE lunch buffet.
about science and history, including fossils, nature, native people, plants, aquatic life, and When registering, please provide date of birth. Call register by: May 13
more. Grades 4-6 attend in the mornings from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and grades 1-3 attend in the early, as this trip fills up FAST! Visit www.casinoaztar. Cost: $18
afternoons from 1:00-4:00 p.m. The grades are for the upcoming 2011-2012 school year. com.
[Fees] [sCHeDUle]
5 days: $100 June 6-10 June 20-24 June 28-July 1 dates: Tuesday, June 21
4 days: $80 July 12-15 July 25-29
CoCa-Cola, Cars & history
The Schmidt’s Museum of Coca-Cola’s 100,000-piece time: 9am – 3:30pm
vintage collection is 25 years in the making and is location: Depart from Town Hall
[tEEn aRChaEoloGISt day CaMp] the largest privately owned collection in the world.
Admire and reminisce as you look at the over 50
to Elizabethtown, KY
register by: June 10
This “career camp” is for children ages 11-15 who will explore the work of an archae- antique and classic cars on display at Swope’s Cars
ologist. students discover how archaeologists learn about past cultures and societies by of Yesteryear Museum. All are in mint condition. We’ll Cost: $30 or $25 for Clarksville
studying human artifacts left by these earlier peoples. activities will be led by members of enjoy lunch at Back Home Restaurant, a locally owned Historical Society Members
the Falls of the ohio archaeological society. a parent or guardian must transport the child and operated Country Store & Restaurant. We will
to the archaeology digging site and stay with the child on saturday. Families are welcome to end the day at the Hardin County History Museum,
watch the morning excavation then return to the interpretive Center for “archaeology layer where the gathering, preserving and displaying of
Cake”, certificate awards and the archaeological society meeting from 2:00 to 4:00. objects honoring the area’s founders and inhabitants
as well as their lives and achievements is presented
[Fee] [sCHeDUle] in a premier collection of artifacts housed at the
$100 July 7-9, Thursday-saturday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. museum. Price includes deluxe motorcoach travel and
admissions. The cost of lunch is not included. Visit
www.TourEtown.com.
[yoUnG palEontoloGISt CaMp]
This “career camp” is for children fascinated with fossils who will examine the life and
live the life of a paleontologist. Day 1 will be led by bellarmine University paleontologist ChurCh basement ladies 2 dates: Thursday, August 25
Dr. kate buliniski. Day 2 & 3 by Falls state park paleontologist alan Goldstein. Participants They’re servin’ it up again! This time around, the time: 9am – 5pm
age 10 -16 will discover how paleontologists learn about the history of life on earth by year is 1969 and the world is a changin’. Return to
studying fossils (the remains or traces of organisms such as plants and animals that lived location: Depart from Town Hall
the basement for heartwarming humor and hilarious to Indianapolis, IN, Beef & Boards
in the past). Two off-site collecting trips are scheduled and a parent or guardian presence is antics. From the elderly matriarch of the kitchen to
required. Dinner Theater
the young mom-to-be, these wonderful women find
Parents or guardians must transport children to the off-site collecting trips on wednes- strength in each other as they deal with the joys and register by: July 8
day and Thursday (this lasts usually from 9 am – 1 pm). The child’s registration form must upheavals from below the “House of God!” Price Cost: $70
include a hand-written paragraph explaining why he/she wants to attend. includes deluxe coach travel, admission, lunch buffet,
tea, coffee or lemonade and gratuity for the server.
[Fee] [sCHeDUle] Visit www.beefandboards.com.
$100 July 19-21, Tuesday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
kentuCky bourbon festival dates: Friday, September 16
[foR RESERvatIonS/Info] We will enjoy free time at the 20th annual Kentucky time: 4 - 9 pm
Dani Cummins • email dani@fallsoftheohio.org or call (812) 283-4999
Bourbon Festival, with booths ranging from foods, location: Trip - Depart from
Day camps are sponsored by: Kentucky distilleries, displays and unique juried Town Hall to Bardstown, KY
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falls of the ohio foundation and State park handmade items created by Kentucky artisans and
Phone (812) 283-4999, Fax (812) 280-7110 craftsmen and, of course, bourbon tasting! Cost register by: September 2
falls of the ohio State park Interpretive Center includes deluxe coach travel and admission to Cost: $18
201 west riverside Drive, Clarksville, in 47129 activities on the lawn. Visit www.kybourbonfestival.
Phone (812) 280-8689, Fax (812) 280-7110 com.
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exPerienCe THe
ColoRado SEpt
RoCkIES
fall folIaGE & hIStoRIC
MoUntaIn RaIlRoadS
17-23
[pRICE pER pERSon] whether it is trains, parks or mountains, all your travel dreams come true on this tour. From the
sinGle: $2318
DoUble: $1922 storied rocky Mountain national Park, the captivating royal Gorge, Garden of the Gods and four
TriPle: $1822 rail experiences, every day is filled with awe.
a deposit of $200 per person is due at time of
reservation. Final payment is due no later than [day 1 – dEnvER, Co] Fly this morning with Clarksville Parks Tour between Chama, new Mexico, and antonito, Colorado. our trip on this
July 12, 2011. no refunds after final payment old narrow-gauge, steam-powered train features unforgettable views of
leader, bJ nelson lynton, to Denver, where you’ll be met by our tour
unless Travel insurance is purchased. splendid mountain scenery, including the san Juan and sangre de Cristo
director and chartered motorcoach. This afternoon we’ll tour the hand-
some “Mile-High City” with an expert local guide, including such sights ranges, the Phantom Curve and the Toltec Gorge. lunch is included mid-
when making a reservation, please turn in your
legal name along with your date of birth. as the Colorado state Capitol, the U.s. Mint, larimer square, Coors Field, day at osier station. returning to alamosa, a delightful dinner has been
the Cherry Creek shopping area, plus lovely parks and historic residential arranged at Trujillo’s restaurant. (Cb, l, D)
pRICE InClUdES: roundtrip airfare from louis- neighborhoods. after checking in at our hotel and our trip orientation
ville to Denver, 6-nights lodging in quality aaa “get-together,” the popular landry’s restaurant is a perfect choice for a [day 5 – ColoRado SpRInGS] leaving salida, we’ll head for
approved hotel accommodations, 11 dining ex- “welcome to Colorado” dinner. (D) royal Gorge, one of Colorado’s favorite attractions. Here the world’s high-
periences: 2 full breakfasts, 4 deluxe continental est suspension bridge spans a canyon over 1,000 feet deep, created by
breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners, all admissions/ [day 2 – dIllon, Co] This morning we approach rocky Mountain the arkansas river. our admission includes a ride on the incline railway to
fees for complete sightseeing program indicated, national Park, one of america’s natural treasures. The trip across the the bottom of the gorge, a trip on the aerial tramway and other attrac-
expert Tour Director and local “step-on” tour tions. Then our visit is enhanced by an afternoon ride on the royal Gorge
Trail ridge road reaches an elevation of over 12,000 feet and features
guides and Clarksville Parks Tour leader, Gratu-
dramatic scenic grandeur throughout. along our route are the estes Park route railroad through this dramatic canyon, as we follow the mighty
ities for handling of one large suitcase per person
resort area, the spectacular mountain setting of the alpine visitor Center, arkansas river and cross an unusual hanging bridge. arriving in Colorado
throughout, Gratuities for Tour Director, step-on
guides, and Motor coach drivers, all applicable glacial lake Granby, berthoud Pass and the eisenhower Tunnel. late this springs, we’ll check-in for two nights in this famed resort community and
taxes and tips on tour inclusions afternoon we’ll ride the historic, steam-powered Georgetown loop rail- enjoy dinner at the popular Mason Jar restaurant. (Cb, D)
road through the silver mining country, and then continue on to Dillon,
pRICES do not InClUdE: items of a personal
one of Colorado’s popular year-round mountain resorts. (b) [day 6 – pIkES pEak – GaRdEn of thE GodS] This morning
we’ll board the coaches of the historic Pikes Peak Cog railway for the
nature, meals not indicated and travel insurance.
[day 3 – alaMoSa, Co] Continuing south from Dillon through Fre- winding journey to the summit of majestic Pikes Peak, 14,110 feet above
Travel Insurance can be purchased for an additional mont Pass, this morning’s sightseeing destination is the storied old min- sea level. our view from the top of Colorado’s most famous mountain is
$134 per person. Pre-existing conditions are covered if ing town of leadville, where we’ll tour the Healy House and Dexter Cabin truly outstanding. next, afternoon touring will include the old Colorado
insurance is purchased within 14 days of deposit. Please
Museums. next, passing some of Colorado’s highest peaks, we’ll head for City Historic District and a visit to the massive red sandstone formations
see certificate for additional information. Travel insur-
ance premium is non-refundable once purchased. incredible Great sand Dunes national Park, america’s newest. Here we’ll at the Garden of the Gods. This evening, we’re sure to enjoy a delicious
explore some of the 55 square miles of shifting dunes protected here. “farewell” dinner at Giuseppe’s old Depot restaurant. (b, D)
accommodations for the next two nights have been reserved in nearby
[foR RESERvatIonS/Info] alamosa. (Cb) [day 7 – hoME] First we’ll tour the handsome campus of the U.s.
bJ nelson lynton air Force academy, nestled at the base of the rockies and home of the
Telephone (812) 283-5313 [day 4 – CUMBRES & toltEC RaIlRoad] This morning inspiring Cadet Chapel. we’ll return to Denver in time for a lunch stop
2000 broadway • Clarksville, in 47129 we dip into northern new Mexico to board the comfortable coaches of before we head for Denver international airport to board our afternoon
bnelson@clarksvilleparks.com the Cumbres & Toltec scenic railroad for an extraordinary full-day trip homeward-bound flight. (Cb)
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faMIly fUn IS JUSt a SplaSh aWay at thE
ClaRkSvIllE faMIly
aqUatIC CEntER
[datES & hoURS of opERatIon] [SEaSon paSSES]
• saturday, May 28 – Monday, september 5 To PUrCHase a season Pass or reGisTer For an aQUaTiC ProGraM
• open daily noon – 6pm beFore oPeninG DaY:
• Closed on saturday, July 23 (sisa Championship swim Meet host) • visit http://www.clarksvilleparks.com/aquatic.php, print a registration form, enclose a check
• reduced hours will occur when school begins. Please watch for and mail it to Clarksville Parks, 2000 broadway, Clarksville, in 47129. (*Check only)
posted signs or visit our website.
• Go to the aquatic Center between the hours of 10am to 2pm on May 14 or May 21 (*Check,
Cash, visa, MasterCard or Discover)
[2011 RatES] [Clarksville residents] [non-residents] • visit the Parks office between the hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday - Friday. (*Check or
• season Pass on or before May 21 $40.50 $54.00 exact Cash only) *blue or black ink only, please.
• season Pass after May 21 $45.00 $60.00
• Daily admission $4.50 $6.00
Purchase or renew a season pass on or before May 21 to receive a 10% discount! [REntalS & paRtIES]
pool paRty / REntal RatES – aftERhoURS
[faCIlIty aMMEnItIES] rent the aquatic Center afterhours at the following rates:
150 & Fewer People: $500 for the first 2 hours; $200 for each additional hour
• Zero Depth Pool with interactive water Features 150 to 400 People: $600 for the first 2 hours; $200 for each additional hour
• lap Pool
• Plunge Pool with 154’ water slide & Tube slide BIRthday paCkaGE – dURInG REGUlaR hoURS
• Family Changing room $10 per child, which includes admission, hot dog, drink, ice cream bar and reserved tables.
• Children’s sand area with Play apparatus Free admission for 4 adults; $4.50 for each additional adult.
• 2 sand volleyball Courts bring your own cake and ice cream, if desired.
• Full service Concession area
• all pools are heated for maximum enjoyment and
comfort throughout the season!
[ContaCt Info]
[polICIES] Clarksville family aquatic Center
• Parent-Child Policy: Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 800 s. Clark blvd.
who is more than 14 years old.
• standard swim wear only. no cut-offs, sweat shorts, or denim clothes permitted.
Clarksville, in 47129
• The aquatic Center is a smoke-free facility. a designated smoking area is located on the side (812) 280-2095
of the bathhouse.
• absolutely no food or beverages may be brought into the facility.
• The aquatic Center is not responsible for lost or stolen articles. we have lockers that are
available for 25¢ per use. CHeCk Us oUT
• sorry, no pets are permitted on the premises.
• Groups and daycares not permitted on Tuesdays and Thursdays. on FaCebook
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aQuatiC Center programs
learn to swim dates: Monday through Thursday,
Clarksville dolphins dates: PRACTICE: June 1 – July 22;
Students will learn to float and begin arm and Session 1: June 20 – June 30
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
leg movement. Depending on skill level, more Session 2: July 11 - July 21 swim team Fridays
swimming techniques will be introduced. time: 10 – 10:40am or 11 – 11:40am The swim team is a fun, recreational swim team
Ages 3-10
Classes fill up fast so register early! that is perfect for new swimmers who want to Swim meet schedule will be distributed by
register by: June 17 & July 8 the coach.
learn the proper techniques and for experienced
Cost: $40 per 8-class session for swimmers who want friendly competition. time: Practices:
Clarksville Residents; $50 per 8-class The team will swim with the Southern Indiana June 1 – June 9: 4 – 6pm
Ages 5-18
session for Non-Residents; Season Swim Association (SISA), which is made up of June 10 – July 22: 10 – 11am or 11am –
pass or daily admission fee not local swim clubs. The program lasts 8 weeks 12pm (Depending on skill level)
required. with 7 Swim Meets. The Clarksville Dolphins
register by: June 3
appreciates the sponsorship of the Clarksville
Optimist Club. Cost: $70 for Non-Season Pass Holders,
dates: Sunday, July 17
noodle sunday $50 for Season Pass Holders
We will divide into teams and participate in time: 4pm
FUNTASTIC Noodle Races in the lap pool! register by: Not required.
Cost: Free to season pass holders
fantastiC father’s day dates: Sunday, June 19
ALL AGES
and those with paid daily admission.
free swim time: 12 – 6pm
Don’t miss out on this special day to hang out register by: Not required
with dear ol’ dad. Cost: FREE for all fathers accompanied
beaCh ball saturday dates: Saturday, June 11
by their children. Regular admission price
Come join us as we have a BALL of a time! We’ll time: 2pm for all other family members.
play Ping Pong Ball Scramble, compete in Lap register by:Not required.
Pool Relays with the guidance of a beach ball Cost: Free to season pass holders
and finish with a Beach Volleyball Tournament. and those with paid daily admission.
monday mania dates: Monday, August 1
ALL AGES
Enjoy half price admission from 4 to 6 pm! time: 4 – 6pm
register by: Not required
sand Castle Contest dates: Saturday, August 6
Cost: $2.25 for Clarksville residents
Bring your shovel, bucket and creative ideas to time: 1pm $3 for non-residents
build a unique work of art out of sand. Prizes register by: July 29
awarded to each age group.
Cost: Free to season pass holders
and those with paid daily admission.
lap swimming dates: Regular operating days EXCEPT
We have one lane designated for lap during special events and home swim
dates: Wednesday, July 27
sea turtle egg hunt on
ADULTS
swimming only. At your request, we meets.
time: 4pm
Ages 5-12
waCky wednesday provide kickboards and pull buoys for time: Regular Aquatic Center Hours
Attention small “turtlers!” Join the staff for register by: Not required. your fitness workout at no charge.
register by: Not required.
Wacky Wednesday game day! We’ll play goofy Cost: Free to season pass holders
games and conduct crazy contests. The program and those with paid daily admission. Cost: Free to season pass holders and
will conclude with an underwater egg hunt those with paid daily admission.
as children search for plastic eggs filled with
treats.
water aerobiCs dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Join Leslie Michael in this class Session 1: May 31 – June 30
volleyball dates: Tuesdays, June 7 – August 2
designed to improve your strength, Session 2: July 12 - August 11
Enjoy a summer evening with (Will not meet on July 5)
ADULTS
ADULTS
flexibility, and range of motion. time: 6:30 – 7:30pm
friends by playing recreational, non- time: 6:30 – 7:30pm Excellent relief of arthritic stiffness.
competitive sand volleyball. register by: May 27 & July 8
register by: June 3
Cost: $40 for each 10-class session.
Cost: $24 for 8 weeks. Season pass Season pass or daily admission fee not
or daily admission fee not required. required.
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[paRkS & tRaIlS]
[aShland paRk] [lappInG paRk] [MIdWay paRk]
situated along the ohio river on riv- This 332-acre park holds wooded Midway Park is located off Clark blvd.
erside Drive. with an overlook of the view Golf Course, an 18-hole course in Clarksville (next to the old Clarks-
ohio river and the louisville skyline, and driving range, as well as a softball
ville Drive-in Theater). Midway is the
this park is an ideal place to hold fam- complex and other recreational op-
ily picnics. along with restrooms, this home of Colgate soccer Field and the
portunities. The softball complex faces
park has playground equipment and Potters lane and houses two softball wolverton Path walkway, which is a
is the gateway to the Falls of the ohio fields, a concession stand, restrooms 1/3 mile walking path that surrounds
interpretive Center. a shelter house and ample parking. The entrance to the soccer field.
with five picnic tables is available for lapping Park is located at the junction
rent. ashland is a carry-in/carry-out of Potters lane and Greentree boule- [MooRE paRk]
park. no garbage cans are at this vard north. besides the golf course,
shelter/park. the park boasts walking trails, one Undeveloped green space that runs
basketball court, two horseshoe pits, adjacent to the Heritage Trail along
[BEEChWood paRk] volleyball space, two shelter houses, north Clark blvd.
This flat, two-acre park is a walk-in, an amphitheater and lodge.
neighboorhood park with no parking The shelter houses are available [MoSER paRk]
available. it is located at the intersec- for rent and are ideal for family or Moser Park is located next to the
tion of beechwood Drive and Coral company picnics. The amphitheater is Clarksville Middle school on et-
way in beechwood Manor subdivi- also available for rent and is suitable
sion. Playground equipment and a tels lane. This three-acre park has
for weddings, church services or other
basketball court will keep the kids outdoor activities. endris lodge can playground equipment, one softball
busy all day. The park has one shelter also be rented for wedding receptions, diamond and a basketball court.
house. parties or business meetings. Picnic
tables and a grill are outside the lodge [paRkWood paRk]
[CEdaR paRk] and provide for additional capacity. This neighborhood park is located
one basketball court and playground
equipment are available at this two- [lEWIS & ClaRk paRk] behind Parkwood elementary school
off kilmer way in Parkwood subdi-
acre community park on Horn avenue. located at the end of Harrison avenue
vision. Four baseball diamonds, a
across from the George rogers Clark
[ColGatE paRk] cabin, is a park that pays tribute to football/soccer field and playground
situated on south Clark boulevard, Meriwether lewis & william Clark. equipment make up the six acres of
this 20-acre park is the site of the The park is undeveloped, but has this park.
Clarksville Family aquatic Center. The many interpretive panels chronicling
park also has a basketball court, play- their journey. [Ray laWREnCE
ground equipment, four lighted tennis
courts and a shelter house, which is [lIttlE lEaGUE paRk] paRk]
available for rent. This 7 field complex opened in april This neighborhood park, located on
of 2009. a 1/2 mile walking path sur- irving Drive, has many shaded areas
[GaSkEll paRk] rounds the complex with two play- that are great for picnics. known for
Gaskell Park is a two-acre neighbor- grounds on the property for families
its four lighted tennis courts, ray
hood park situated on flood control with young children to enjoy and a
lawrence Park, also has two basket-
property off briarwood Drive in black- shelter house. For Clarksville little
iston Heights. residents can picnic league board or Team information, ball courts. The nine-acre park has
while children play on the equipment. please visit www.eteamz.com/Clarks- playground equipment for the children
The park also has a basketball court. villelittleleague/. and a shelter house available for rent.
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[REntal Info]
amphitheater: endris lodge (in lapping park):
The lapping Park amphitheater can be used for The park setting surrounding endris lodge
intimate weddings, nature demonstrations, or makes this the ideal place for any function.
acoustic bands or music groups, etc.wooden The lodge can accommodate up to 100 people
benches are available for seating and can
accomodate up to 250 people. no electricity is and comes equipped with kitchen facilities,
available at the amphitheater. rents for $25.00 for restrooms, a working fireplace, electric heat, as foR addItIonal
the day. Parking is limited. well as ten 8-ft long tables and folding chairs. InfoRMatIon oR
The lodge stays cool in the summer with all of to vIEW photoS
the shade provided by the surrounding trees.
ashland shelter House: However, the lodge is not equipped with air
• shelter house rental rate: $25.00 conditioning. visit us online:
• located on riverside Drive
• accommodates 50 The lodge rents for $50 an hour, minimum of three hours. a $100 deposit is due at the clarksvilleparks.com
• restrooms time the reservation is made. This deposit is refundable as long as the lodge is cleaned, there
• Playground equipment is no damage and it is left as it was found. an all day rate of $500 is also available. The lodge
• electricity when requested may be rented from 9am until 11pm, seven days a week.
[tRaIlS]
For more information about renting endris lodge, please call the parks office at 812-283-
Colgate shelter House 5313. office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm.
visit clarksvilleparks.com for additional pictures of endris lodge.
• shelter house rental rate: $25.00
• south Clark boulevard
EMERY CROSSING RD
• accommodates 30
• Clarksville Family aquatic Center
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• basketball court
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• Playground equipment
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• Four lighted tennis courts
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ray lawrence shelter House:
• rental rate: $25.00
• irving Drive and Mayfair Drive
• accommodates 20
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• Four lighted tennis courts AVE
• Two basketball courts E HARRISON AVE
• Playground equipment W STANSIFER
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Flatwood & silver Creek
shelter Houses at lapping Park:
• shelter house rental rate: $25.00
• Potters lane and Greentree boulevard north
• Flatwoods shelter house, accommodates 40
SC
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• silver Creek shelter house, accommodates 25 AVE
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• wooded view Golf Course & driving range Legend
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• Playground equipment
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Clarksville Trail System
• Two tennis courts
• basketball court
Levee Trail
• Two horseshoe pits
• sand volleyball court Lewis and Clark Trail (Under Design)
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• amphitheater Ohio River Greenway VE
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• endris lodge Heritage Trail
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[WoodEd vIEW]
Golf CoURSE and dRIvInG RanGE
Convenient and affordable.
wooded view Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in a beautiful wooded setting
with no homes to restrict your play. it is located 1 mile from i-65 and five miles north of
the river. a proshop, lounge and outdoor patio make the Clubhouse an excellent place to
relax before or after play. wooded view is open daily and tee times may be made.
[foR MoRE InfoRMatIon]
Call our office for more information or to set a tee time.
[p] 812.283.9274
[a} 2404 GREEntREE Blvd. noRth • ClaRkSvIllE, In 47129
[thE Golf pRo]
Contact Mark Cappola for information on outings,
tournaments and the Junior Golf Program
[E] MCappola@ClaRkSvIllEpaRkS.CoM
[p] 812.283.9274
[14] :: Clarksville Parks & recreation :: summer 2011 ::
[REGIStRatIon foRM]
Registration Form How to Register
FEES MAIL IN
Mail completed registration form & payment to:
Full payment for classes, programs, and trips must be made at the time of registration.
Clarksville Parks
PAYMENT INFORMATION 2000 Broadway, Suite 221
We accept cash, personal checks, credit cards (Visa, MasterCard and Discover), and money orders for payment of fees. Checks should be made Clarksville, IN 47129
payable to Clarksville Parks District in blue or black ink only please.
CHARGE BY PHONE
REFUNDS Call 283-5313 with credit or debit card information
Each refund costs the district time and money. The following policy will be implemented for refunds:
1. When a class is cancelled or closed by the Parks & Recreation District, those who have paid a fee will be issued a full refund. PAY IN PERSON
2. A refund requested by the participant will be processed if received at least seven (7) days prior to the start date of the class, program, or Parks and Recreation Office in Town Hall
trip. A processing fee of $5.00 per refund will be deducted from the refund amount. Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
3. NO REFUNDS will be issued after the start date of the class, program or trip.
4. Please allow 2-4 weeks for all refunds to be processed. Sorry, no registration or reservation will
be made without payment.
Registration Information
[REGIStRatIon InfoRMatIon]
Responsible Person First Last
Household Information
Address EMail
City State Zip
Home Phone ( ) Cell Phone ( ) Work Phone ( )
Emergency Phone ( ) Emergency Contact
Participants Name Birthdate Grade Sex Activity/Trip*
MONTH DAY YEAR
I, the participant, agree to defend, pay in behalf of, and hold harmless the Board of Parks and Recreation, of the Town of Clarksville and its elected officials and appointed officials, employees and volunteers and others working in behalf of the Board of Parks and Recreation against any
claim, demands, suits, loss, including all costs connected therewith, for any damage which may be asserted, claimed, or recovered against or from the Board of Parks and Recreation, the Town of Clarksville, by reason of personal injury, including bodily injury and death, and/or property
damage which arises out of the alleged negligence of the Board of Parks and Recreation, Town of Clarksville, its employees, volunteers, etc. I have read this release and understand all of its terms. I sign it voluntarily and with full knowledge of its significance.
Signature of each adult registrant and/or signature of a parent/guardian for each participant under the age of 18.
Card Holder Name _________________________________________
Signature Date Card # ________________________________________________
Expiration ____________________ CCV ____________________
Method of Payment: Cash Check ___________ Visa/Mastercard Discover
Signature _______________________________________________
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2000 broadway street, [p] 812.283.5313
suite 221 [f] 812.288.1380
Located on the 2nd floor [w] www.clarksvilleparks.com
Clarksville Muncipal Cneter [e] info@clarksvilleparks.com