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Hornet Pride Basketball Camp
with Michael Hathaway, MSAD 52 Adult & Community Education

This basketball camp focuses on learning the fundamentals, competing in drills and playing games. Players will work with the Leavitt coaching staff and players.
This camp is for boys entering grades 4-6
6/23-6/26 @ Leavitt GYM 8:30-10am
Little Stingers Soccer Camp
with Conner Cyr, MSAD 52 Adult & Community Education

Ages: 5 - 14
Come work with the Leavitt Girls and Boys teams at this fun co-ed soccer camp that places an emphasis on skill development, learning the game and having fun.
Players K-6th grade should bring a ball, wear shin guards and cleats (if they have them).
Players should also bring plenty of water!
JUNE 24-27 • 9-10:30am $40 @ TPS
OOB History at the Historical Society Section 2
with Brian Bergeron, Old Orchard Beach/Saco Adult Education

Join volunteers from the Old Orchard Beach Historical Society at the Harmon Memorial Museum, home to numerous exhibits pertaining to Old Orchard Beach, including "Museum in the Streets," which depicts twenty-eight past and present views of OOB. Discover the history of the Pier, views and highlights of Ocean Park, and a Salvation Army display. Visit the Fire Room, which displays major fires from 1904 to the present, or view pictures of Charles Lindbergh's historic landing. These are just a few of the items of interest you'll see as you enjoy learning about OOB's storied past!
Taking photos of the displays is prohibited.
Metered parking available on Old Orchard St, free parking on Adelaide St, or in the lot behind OOB Town Hall (for the duration of the course only).
*Donations are not required but are accepted for the upkeep and maintenance of the museum and its collection.
W. Warren Harmon was active within the OOB community from 1915–1952 and wore many hats, including town treasurer, auditor, moderator, and superintendent of schools, as well as lifelong involvement in many local organizations. His home was bequeathed to the community in 1974 for exclusive use by the historical society and designated as the Harmon Memorial Museum.
Intro to Track - Non Competition Team
with Jamie Juntura, MSAD 52 Adult & Community Education

Ages: 5 - 12
Join us for a great way to stay active in the summer. Learn how to run, jump and throw with our excellent staff of coaches.
This group will meet weekly and will focus on the fundamentals of track. Kids will do some running, learn to throw javelin and shot put, and learn the jumping events. This is our non competition program. There are no weekly meets.
There will be two age groups!
Schedule is as follows.
The group meets on Wednesdays!
Grades K- 3: 5pm - 6pm
Grades 4-6: 6pm - 7pm
Contact Nicole Fletcher or Lucas Yorkey for more info!
Summer Leavitt Field Hockey League
with Cathy Marston, MSAD 52 Adult & Community Education

Summer high school Field Hockey league at Lewiston will run on Wednesday nights from 3 to 7 PM.
All incoming freshmen are welcome and any returning or new high school players. Each week there are 2 1/2 games scheduled.
A GREAT opportunity for Leavitt High School players to work on skills both in practice and game situations. Players need to bring sneakers, or turf, shoes, a stick, shin guards, and a mouthguard.
DATES: 6/25-7/30 @ Lewiston Turf 3-7pm
GET HOME SAFE- ADDRESSING POTENTIAL BIKE PROBLEMS, SESSION 1
with Local Gear Staff, Sacopee Valley Adult & Community Education

What happens if you get a flat? How do you take off your wheel? What if your chain falls off when you’re out on a ride? What should you do if your brakes are rubbing? Don’t be caught walking your bike home! The Local Gear is offering a class to teach you the skills needed to get home safely from common mishaps on a ride and how to address problems with your bike before they happen. Please pre-register as space is limited to 10 participants per session. To register email Dave at dave@thelocalgear.com or call 207-625-9400.
OLD TIME NEW ENGLAND BARN DANCE, June 28
with Sacopee Valley Adult & Community Education

The Sacopee Valley Rec Council and Senior Central is again sponsoring this FREE and FUN event this fall at Pike Hall in Cornish from 7-9 p.m. What a fun and festive way to get out, meet friends, and get moving! All ages are welcome...You can't be too old or too young! This event is free, but donations are always welcome.
Will run
Live Like Tomorrow is Your Last
with Tyler Kretschmar, Noble Adult & Community Education
This class will cover;
• The different types of life and insurance
• How and why life insurance is important
• Utilizing life insurance for income and retirement planning