Memorial Park - Community Park District La Grange Park

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General InformationBoard Of CommissionersLouis RittenPresidentKaren BoydVice PresidentJeff KilreaTreasurerLucy StastnySecretaryTed PopernikCommissionerThe Community Park District Board of Commissioners iscomprised of five commissioners elected by Park Districtresidents to serve unpaid, four-year terms. The Board governs,on behalf of residents, all activities of the Park District. RegularPark Board meetings are held on the second Monday of eachmonth at the Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, at 6:30 pm.Your attendance is both welcome and encouraged.Administrative StaffRoy CripeExecutive DirectorMartin HealyMaintenance SupervisorDean CarraraSuperintendent of RecreationDarla Goudeau Recreation SupervisorPeggy Ronovsky Office ManagerMegan Jadron Safety CoordinatorNancy DaumAssistant Office ManagerCristina D’Anna Preschool DirectorBrian StuartMaintenance AssistantRoy RogersBuilding MaintenancePhil MesiFinance ConsultantTable Of ContentsGeneral Information.................................................................... 4Special Events /Trips................................................................ 6-8Facility Rental..............................................................................9Concerts......................................................................................10Ready Teddy Preschool............................................................... 12Dance Camps............................................................................... 13Youth Theater.............................................................................14Summer Camps............................................................................ 15Early Childhood...........................................................................19Youth...........................................................................................23Youth Theater.............................................................................14Fitness.........................................................................................27Senior Interests/Adult................................................................ 31Sports/Leagues............................................................................33Registration Form...................................................................... 42Calendar of Events/SEASPAR......................................................43Park District Office LocationRecreation Center1501 Barnsdale RoadLaGrange Park, Il 60526Phone: 708-354-4580 Fax: 708-354-4577Website: www.cpdlgp.orgPark District Office HoursMonday through Friday, 8:30 am – 5:00 pmSaturday, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm(Office will be closed on Saturdays, Memorial Day thru Labor Day.)Park LocationsMemorial Park, 132 Oak AvenueRobinhood Park, 30 th and Robinhood LaneHanesworth Park, 26 th and Barnsdale RoadBeach-Oak Park, Beach and Oak AvenuesWilliam G. Yena Park, 29 th and Harrison AvenueStone-Monroe Park, Stone and Monroe AvenuesProgram LocationsRecreation Center/Park District Office1501 Barnsdale Road, La Grange ParkActivity Building, Memorial Park132 N. Oak Avenue, La Grange ParkDenning Park4903 S. Gilbert, La GrangeDowners Grove Ice Arena5501 Walnut Avenue, Downers GroveEden Lanes10159 Cermak Road, HillsideFlagg Creek Golf Course6939 Wolf Road, CountrysideFresh Meadows Golf Course11302 Cermak Road, HillsideGordon ParkOgden and Tilden, La GrangeLyons Township High School South4900 Willow Springs Road, Western SpringsMemorial ParkLaGrange Road and Woodlawn, La Grange ParkPalos Hills Riding Stables10100 S. Kean, Palos HillsPark District of LaGrange536 East Avenue, La GrangeSedgwick Park48 th and 10 th Avenues, La GrangeStone-Monroe ParkStone and Monroe Avenues, La Grange ParkWestern Springs Recreation Center1500 Walker Street, Western SpringsWilliam G. Yena Park29 th and Harrison Street, La Grange ParkBrochure DesignLaGrange Park resident Genie Prokaski geniegrafx@sbcglobal.net2 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Community Park District of La Grange Park - Parks and Facilities IndexPark Name Baseball Softball Soccer Basketball Multi-UsePlay CourtBeach/Oak.6 AcreHanesworth5.0 AcreVolleyBallTennisPlayGroundPicnicShelterPark Board NewsSPORT FIELDS SPORT COURTS OTHER FACILITIES BUILDINGSFitnessTrailParkingSpaces2 1 2 1 YES2 1 Rec Center-Lighted Lighted .3 Mi 94 YES ConcessionsSledHillToiletsMemorial7.0 AcreRobinhood3.0 Acre1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 .4 Mi 30 1 YES Activity BldgLighted Lighted Lighted Lighted Ampitheatre1 1 2 1 1 18 YESStone/Monroe2.5 AcreWilliam G.Yena5.0 Acre0 2 1 1 2 1 1 10 YES2 0 1 3 1 2 2 2 YESGRANT REQUEST NEWSThe Community Park District’s new Master Plan for the years 2013-2016 has been put to good use since adoption. The section onBeach-Oak Park was a critical element in a $153,330 land acquisition grant request submitted to the Illinois Department of NaturalResources (IDNR) in July 2012. As of late February, award winners have not been announced but if among those funded, the ParkDistrict would purchase a property adjacent to Beach-Oak Park. The master plan is scheduled to be rolled-out again for a Beach-OakPark development grant that would be completed in 2015.The master plan section for Memorial Park is the framework to another IDNR grant request being submitted in July of this year. Thatgrant would pay $400,000 towards an approximate $800,000 improvement in 2014. If awarded, and depending upon the outcome offuture public hearings, improvements could include a new family sized picnic shelter located on the existing site of the Oak Avenueshelter house, a new splash pad playground, upgrades to the existing playground, and improvements in the southwest corner of thepark that could accommodate community special events. Look for announcements in March and April announcing a public hearingschedule that will unveil detailed development plans.MEMORIAL PARK LIGHTED SIGNYour patience while waiting for the new message board in Memorial Park along La Grange Road was greatly appreciated. As reportedearlier, a long delay occurred during Commonwealth Edison’s work to provide electric service. The new sign is being used to announceCommunity Park District and non-Park District events. Other units of local government and La Grange Park not-for-profitorganizations who would like to announce an event can go to the Park District website (www.cpdlgp.org) to download a CommunitySign Request Form. The form provides all necessary instruction.VETERAN’S MEMORIAL NEWSThe Community Park District’s Veteran’s Memorial Committee will launch a fund raising drive this spring to pay the constructioncosts of a new Veteran’s Memorial. The Memorial will be relocated to the more visible intersection of Oak and Sherwood Avenues.At this writing the final conceptual plan is being finalized and should now be available for viewing on the Park District website and inother prominent places throughout the Village.The Memorial will recognize all past, present and future veterans of all six branches of our armed services, including the Army, Navy,Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines. Depending on fund raising response, the first Memorial Day Service will beheld at the new Memorial on May 26, 2014.REFORESTATION NEWSIn January of this year our Park District Park Maintenance Staff recognized tell-tale signs of Emerald Green Ash Bore infestation,which unfortunately lead to the removal of thirty-three Ash trees from our parks. The immediate response was to apply for a reforestationgrant made available through the Metropolitan Mayoral Caucus and funded by the National Forestry Service. If approved,the Park District will receive a $6,930 reimbursement towards the cost of tree replacement.Replacement trees will be 2” – 3” caliper sized trees. To save money the trees will be planted by the Park District’s Park MaintenanceStaff. The Community Park District and Village of La Grange Park, who is plagued with the same Ash Tree problem, will further economizeby sharing tree planting equipment. A wide variety of trees native to northern Illinois are being planted so that any futuredisease will not have such a dramatic effect. The trees will be planted this spring and fall depending upon the variety.Community Park District 708-354-4580 3

General InformationRandom Draw ProcessTo ensure equal opportunity, all resident registrationsreceived by 5:00 pm on Thursday, April 11 th will be pulledin a random order. A confirmation will be mailed to the addressprovided on your registration form after Friday, April 12 th . Inthe event the program is filled you will be placed on a waitinglist. Wait-listed residents of La Grange Park have the highestpriority. In the event a program is cancelled for any reason yourmoney will be refunded in full. Once random draw registrationis complete, residents will be accommodated on a first-comefirst-served basis. Non-resident registration begins onFriday, April 19 th at 8:30 am.Registration ProceduresEnrollment in any of our programs requires a registrationform like the one provided on page 42. Additional registrationforms can be downloaded from our Community Park Districtwebsite, www.cpdlgp.org. Please follow these steps whensubmitting a registration form:• Review the brochure and choose your program(s).• Print all required information and date of birth for minors.• On the form, include both the program name and programcode in the spaces provided.• Complete form by signing at the bottom, including date.• When mailing your registration, do not enclose cash. Weaccept personal checks, VISA or MasterCard as payment.Forms can be mailed to our 1501 Barnsdale Road address,faxed to 708-354-4577 (include credit card information aspayment when faxing) or dropped off at our registrationdesk. There is also a secure, outside drop box for afterhours use.• Those with special needs related to a disability or allergyshould check the box provided on the registration form.If box is checked, please notify the park district by phoneat 708-354-4580 and speak with the department head incharge of program requested. If there is a food allergy orspecial food need, also state that in writing and attach toyour registration form. Every reasonable effort will be madeto accommodate the situation.Absolutely NO money or registrations will be accepted atany class site. All registrations must be processed at the ParkDistrict office, 1501 Barnsdale Road, during normal businesshours Monday through Saturday.KABOOM!That’s the sound our computer makeswhen we have to cancel a classbecause everyone waited until the lastminute to sign up.If there are not enough registrants two days prior to the start ofthe program, “Kaboom” it will be cancelled. If you see somethingyou like, sign up early. It’s the only way to ensure that a classwill run.4www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on FacebookRefund ProcedureRefunds will be issued in the following manner. A full refundwill be issued if requested within five business days prior tothe start of the class. A 20% administrative fee will be appliedif request is made within four or fewer business days prior tothe start of the first class. Prorated refunds may be issued,once a class has started, in cases of injury or serious illness.A physician’s note is required. No administrative fee willbe applied for a medical release. The following exceptionsapply: Ready Teddy Preschool, sports leagues, and contractualprograms such as tickets to entertainment, special events and trips.DisclaimerThe Community Park District of LaGrange Park makes everyeffort to provide complete and accurate information aboutour programs contained within this brochure. If any error hasoccurred, the Park District has the right to revise, delete, orchange any information it deems necessary.Don’t Be DisappointedIf you want to take a class, don’t delay, sign up during therandom draw registration. Make sure your registration arrivesat the Park District office by 5:00 pm, Thursday, April 11, 2013.Many programs fill up quickly, so please submit your registrationon time.Fee Assistance Scholarship FundIf you are aware of any La Grange Park resident who is beingdenied the right to participate in recreation programs due toa financial hardship, please call the Park District office at 708-354-4580. Requests will be considered on an individual basisand should be made as soon as possible. Funds are limited anddistributed on an equal basis.Waiting ListsIf a class reaches its maximum, a waiting list will be maintained.First priority will be given to La Grange Park residents,regardless of their placement on the waiting list.Resident PolicyNon-resident enrollment into any Community Park Districtprogram is gladly accepted. Please make note of the following:1. Non-residents will pay no more than $10.00 additionalfor a program, or 50% of the program fee, whichever is thelesser amount (unless otherwise noted).2. Non-resident registration begins one week after residentregistration (based on availability).3. Residents on a waiting list are given first priority when anenrollment becomes available.Do not know if you are a Park District resident? The easiest andmost positive identification is found on your property tax bill.If the Community Park District is among those services listed,all residents of that household are residents and receive allresident benefits. Additionally, any address within La GrangePark boundaries will have a 60526 zip code.

Enrichment ClassesThis icon represents a program which will extend the ReadyTeddy preschool day. These classes are either preceding orimmediately following preschool. Class descriptions andtimes are detailed within this brochure. Classes are open toall preschoolers, whether or not they attend Ready TeddyPreschool.Min/Max What Does It Mean?All programs are established to cover operating costs. In orderfor the program to operate it must meet minimum enrollmentnumbers. To ensure adequate supervision, enrollment iscontrolled.Co-Op What Does It Mean?In order to increase the variety of recreation programs, we havejoined forces on some programs with neighboring recreationagencies. If the graphic symbol of a handshake appears after aprogram please pay attention to the program location.Code of ConductTo ensure an enjoyable and safe program for all participants,the Community Park District has developed a behavioral code ofconduct. Participant must:• Show respect to all participants and staff• Refrain from using foul language• Refrain from causing bodily harm• Treat equipment, supplies and facilities with respectTemporary removal or permanent suspension from the programand/or facility may result if behavioral standards are notmaintained.Safety First!Safety is of the utmost importance to us. We ask residents toreport safety hazards at any Park District property, to the ParkDistrict office at 708-354-4580.Memorial Park Lighted SignResident, non-profit groups may reserve a space on our lightedsign located on LaGrange Road at Woodlawn Avenue. Call 708-354-4580 for further information.Living Tree Memorial/Bench MemorialTrees and benches are offered through the Community ParkDistrict for placement in our parks. If you would like tocommemorate a date, person, event, or an organization, youmay have a tree of your choice planted or a bench installedin one of our six beautiful parks. It is a thoughtful way toremember a loved one as well as beautify a park site. Anameplate honoring your loved one will also be placed on our“Tree of Life” Memorial located in the Recreation Center. Thecost for a tree is $400.00 and bench prices start at $800.00. Ifyou are interested or have any further questions, please contactOffice Manager Peggy Ronovsky at 708-354-4580, or email her atpronovsky@communityparkdistrict.org.A Note to Parent or GuardianWhen present in the classroom with the assigned teacher,children are under the instructor’s supervision. In all cases, it isunderstood that children eight years and older are responsiblefor their own behavior and whereabouts while they are at aprogram site. Parents should establish and discuss with theirchildren both drop-off and pick-up arrangements, and guidelinesrelative to expectations of on-site conduct.Senior ClubThe Park District hosts a Senior Friends group, which meets oncea month. A variety of activities are planned each month. Call708-354-4580 to be placed on the mailing list so you can be partof each month’s special events. See page 31 for details.VolunteersA big THANK YOU to the volunteers who are invaluable inhelping all our special events run smoothly. We had our thirdannual “Thank You Volunteers” picnic in August, and it was wellattended. If you are interested in assisting us at a special eventplease contact Recreation Supervisor Dean Carrara at 708-354-4580.Living Tree Memorial / Bench MemorialEmployment OpportunitiesStop by the Park District office and ask for an application.Available positions are based on programming needs.Pets in the Parks PolicyIt is the policy of the Community Park District not to allow petsin our parks. Out of respect to the welfare and full enjoymentof other park patrons, we ask that you leave your pets at homewhen visiting the park.LaGrange Park Little LeagueContact President Phil Dorner at 579-9228, or visit their web siteat www.eteamz.com/lgpll.Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 5

Special Events & Trips“Tea With Edie & Fitz”Greenhouse Theater CenterSunday, May 5The Jazz Age and the Gilded Age Edie & Fitz” collide in “Tea withEdie & Fitz”, a play that chronicles the tempestuous meeting ofliterary icons Edith Wharton and F. Scott Fitzgerald at her estatefor tea in the 1920’s which causes them never to speak to oneanother again. This is a professional world premiere by the Chicagoplaywright Adam Pasen. Set design is an elegant representationof the 1920’s with breathtaking, authentic costumes. We will alsoenjoy a Tea of our very own before departure. Our “tea room”at our recreation center will be served by Chefsahoy. They willbe serving delicious traditional savories for us to enjoy. Seatingis limited so reserve your slot early. Registration Deadline:Monday April 22 nd .AGE:TIME:FEE:MIN/MAX: 24/28CODE: 110009.018AdultBus will depart at 1:30 pmRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPBus will return at 5:00 pm$59.00 includes the TeaShipshewana, IndianaTuesday, June 4A motor coach bus will take us to Amish Country where wewill be able to shop at one of the largest flea markets around.Lunch is a traditional thrashers meal (included) in an Amishhome. After lunch we’ll head to downtown Shipshewana formore shopping. A stop at the Guggisberg Cheese Factory on ourway home will conclude the day. Registration deadline isTuesday, May 21, 2013.AGE:TIME:AdultBus will depart at 7:00 amRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPBus will return at 7:00 pmFEE:$57.00 per personMIN/MAX 8/11 per agencyCODE: 110002.01White Sox GameSunday, June 30Come on out to “The Cell” and enjoy an afternoon of White Soxbaseball fun. Cheer on Alexei Ramirez, Jake Peavy and the restof the 2013 squad as they battle the Cleveland Indians. Seats arelocated in the bleachers and transportation will be byschool bus.AGE:TIME:FamilyBus will depart at 11:30 am for a 1:10 pm startRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPBus will return after the gameFEE:$24.00 per personLOCATION: US Cellular Field, ChicagoMIN/MAX: 10 tickets per agencyCODE: 110007.01www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on FacebookBrew Cruise, Lake MichiganFriday, July 12Tap into summer fun with a delicious combination of craft beers,tasty food (included) and a 90 minute shoreline tour on LakeMichigan. Cruise features generous samplings of craft beer aswell as snacks. Participants must be 21 years or older and showidentification at time of cruise. Boat is open air, double deckerand we sail from Gateway Park Dock to Navy Pier. Registrationdeadline is: Friday, June 28, 2013.AGE:TIME:Adult, 21 years and olderBus will depart at 7:00 pm andwill return by 10:30 pmRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPFEE:$59.00 per personMIN/MAX: 8/11 per agencyCODE: 110004.01Galloping Ghost TripSaturday, July 13Time to get your “game” on! Bring some friends and join LGPDas we head to Galloping Ghost in Brookfield, a true gamer’sparadise. We will have two hours to play Galloping Ghost’snearly 400 current and vintage arcade games, as well as haveaccess to our own private game room with Xbox 360 andPlayStation 3 consoles, all the while grubbing on pizza and pop!Please meet at the Recreation Center at 10:45 am. Registrationdeadline: Monday, June 29, 2013.AGE:TIME:12-15 yearsBus will depart at 10:45 amRecreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGBus will return at 1:15 pmFEE: $29.00 Non-resident $39.00MIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE: 110005.01Summer Gardens Tour Rockford, IllinoisTuesday, August 13Visit the acclaimed Anderson Japanese Gardens just 90 minutesfrom Chicago. There are 14 acres of beauty to enjoy with ponds,fountains and a real pagoda. Our box lunch (included) will beenjoyed in a beautiful serene setting. Next we will be visitingthe Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens situated along the banksof the Rock River. The exhibition area included water features,seating areas and sculptures all in a tropical setting. A walkwayconnects to the Sinnissippi Rose Garden. Our last visit will beto the privately owned LaPaloma Estate. These gardens can bevisited only by appointment and we have one! Registrationdeadline: Tuesday, July 30, 2013.AGE:TIME:AdultsBus will depart at 9:00 amRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPBus will return at 5:30 pmFEE: $56.00MIN/MAX: 8/11 per agencyCODE: 110006.01

Party Packages & RentalsNew Adult/Teen Packages• Milestone Birthdays• Sweet Sixteen• Quinceanara• Over The Hill• Graduation• Retirement• Anniversaries• Mardi Gras• Fab 50’s• Showers• Hollywood Night• Fiesta• Thomas & FriendsFacility RentalsFacilities are available for rentals without party packages. Basic resident room rental fees begin at $60.00 per hour forgroups of 80 or fewer, $70.00 per hour for groups of 81 to 120 and $80.00 per hour for groups of 121 to 200, with a minimum of twohours. Non-resident fees are slightly higher. Fee includes the use of the room (including kitchen) and set- up and take-down ofnecessary furniture. For additional information, rental brochure and fees please contact the Park District office at 708-354-4580ext.231 and speak with rental coordinator Darla Goudeau.Party Packages: Recommended for ages 11 through Adult.We can customize a theme party just for you! Additional fees apply depending on the occasion, theme selected, entertainment,decorations, party favors, food and drinks. Please call party coordinator Darla Goudeau at 708-354-4580, ext 231.Children’s Birthday Parties: Recommended for ages 4 through 10.Please select from options listed and we will create a party just for you! Rental includes use of kitchen, party room, party hostess,theme-related decorations and balloons plus party package selected.Fees are based on a maximum of 12 children. Extra guests are $5.00 each. Reservations are required at least three weeks inadvance. Full payment of fees for children’s party packages is required at the time of reservation.Package ll ½ hoursParty HostessTheme DecorationsGamesFee: $132.00Package 22 HoursParty HostessTheme DecorationsTheme-Related CraftFee: $147.00Package 3• DinosaursChildren’s BirthdayParty Packages• Scooby Doo• Science2 hoursParty HostessTheme DecorationsGamesTheme-Related CraftGoodie BagsFee: $183.00• Pirates• Princess• Racecar2 ½ hoursParty HostessTheme DecorationsHot Dogs or PizzaGamesTheme-Related CraftDrinkGoodie bagsFee: $219.00Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 9Deluxe Package

Music Under the StarsWednesday Evenings7:30 – 9:00 pmRain site is Park JuniorRain Out Hotline:June 19Piano Man(Billy Joel/Elton John Tribute)Sponsor: Mattone, Restaurant & BarJune 26West Suburban Band(Veteran’s Tribute)Sponsor: Plymouth Place - Senior LivingJuly 10Rick Lindy(Johnny Cash, Elvis plus others)Sponsor: Bluder’s Tree Service & Landscaping Inc.July 17Heartache Tonight(Eagles Tribute)Sponsor: Fifth Third Bank10

A Tribute Summer!Memorial Park AmphitheaterWoodlawn and LaGrange RoadHigh School 333 N. Park, La Grange Park708-354-4580 ext. 300Concert ScheduleJune 19Piano Man(Billy Joel/Elton John Tribute)June 26West Suburban Band(Veteran’s Tribute)July 10Rick Lindy(Johnny Cash, Elvis & More)July 24Denny Diamond(Neil Diamond Tribute)Sponsor: Hitzeman Funeral HomeAugust 7CTA(Chicago Tribute)Sponsor: Brookfield/LaGrange Park Lions ClubJuly 17Heartache Tonight(Eagles Tribute)July 24Denny Diamond(Neil Diamond Tribute)July 31ABBA Salute(ABBA Tribute)August 7CTA(Chicago Tribute)July 31ABBA Salute(ABBA Tribute)Sponsor: MB financial bankAugust 14Tropixplosion(Caribbean/Beach Party)Sponsor: First National Bank of BrookfieldWe would like to give a bigThank Youto our sponsors for 2013August 14Tropixplosion(Caribbean/Beach Party)Save the DateJazz & Blues FestivalFriday, September 13 th11

Ready Teddy PreschoolPreschool Director Cristina D’AnnaSchool Year September 9, 2013 – May 24, 2014Our preschool is designed for children ages 2.5 through 5 years old, including pre-kindergarten.Our curriculum is based on a non-repetitive four-year cycle.The following is a brief outline of what the curriculum offers for each group.Illinois Early Childhood Standards and Benchmarks are used for learning curriculum.Age: 2.5 – 3 yearsMonthly fee: $102.00 Non-resident fee is $112.00Mondays/Wednesdays8:45 – 10:45 am11:00 – 1:00 pmTuesdays/Thursdays8:45 – 10:45 am11:00 – 1:00 pmAdditional classes start January 2014Tuesday/Thursdays8:45 – 10:45 am11:00 – 1:00 pmLearning centered around play! In the early years, socializingwith others is important in getting ready for school. Social skillsand self-esteem will be enhanced. Alphabet time, counting time,painting, music, and colors are all part of the learning fun.Age: 3 yearsMonthly fee: $106.00 Non-resident fee is $120.00Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays8:30 – 10:30 am10:45 – 12:45 pm1:30 – 3:30 pmThis three day a week class has been designed for children whoare 3 years of age. Focus is on readiness skills through small andlarge group activities. Social, emotional and physical needs ofthis age group will be developed. Art projects, music, letters,numbers, colors, and daily gym are all incorporated.Age: 4, 5 and Pre-KindergartenMondays/Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Thursdays3-hour morningsMonthly fee: $186.00 Non-resident fee is $196.008:30 – 11:30 am2.5 hours afternoonsMonthly fee: $171.00 Non-resident fee is $181.0012:30 – 3:00 pmReading and math readiness skills are integrated into a programdesigned to stimulate learning and build self-confidence. Goodwork habits develop social and communication skills. Individualachievement is recognized and creativity encouraged. Art, music,drama and computer workshop are all included. Gym is daily.“Book-It” and “Lets Find Out” are integrated into the Pre-Kindergartencurriculum. 5 and 5+ year children will be preparing for kindergarten.Registration forPreschoolRegistration for preschool isopen throughout the year, aslong as there is space availablein the class. Register at thePark District Office. Pleasemake an appointment by callingRecreation Supervisor, DarlaGoudeau at 708-354-4157.ParentOrientation NightWednesday, September 4, 20136:00 – 7:30 pm (without child)The evening will provide an opportunity to meet the preschoolstaff, tour the school and receive additional informationpertinent to the 2013-2014 School Year. Class curricula, fieldtrips, special events, and discipline are a few of the topics to bediscussed. Parent Preschool Handbooks, school calendar andother handouts will be available.Open House for families will be:Thursday, September 5 or Friday, September 6 2013This is the opportunity for all children and their parentsregistered for Ready Teddy to come and meet the teacher,preview the classroom, and become familiar with the schoolsurroundings. First day of school is Monday, September 9, 2013.Flex SchedulingFlex Scheduling is an optional program, which can be combinedwith our Ready Teddy Preschool Classes and is availablebetween 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Students of Ready Teddy, ages3 and older that are toilet-trained, can register for the flexschedulingprogram. Information is available by calling theReady Teddy Preschool Director at 708-354-4157.Enrichment ClassesOur selection of enrichment classes will provide a focus forspecial interests. Look for the Ready Teddy icon and matchclasses that will enrich your preschooler’s day. Additionalfees very. Class descriptions and times are detailed within thefall brochure. Registration for enrichment classes is required.Children are supervised to and from classes.Market DayReady Teddy is sponsoring Market Day. Participation is open toeveryone. Market Day will be available all year long.12 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Dance Camps/ClassesDance CampSchool may be out, but that does not mean you have to be stuck at home all day. Come to our summer “Dance Camp” held at theRecreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, La Grange Park. See each camp description for age category, fee and attendance time.Parents are asked to come to the last 15 minutes of the last class to watch a short routine.LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPDAY/DATES: Monday through Friday, August 12-16INSTRUCTOR: Dance Techs, Inc.MIN/MAX: 6/12 per classCreative Dance: 3 and 4 years old Fee: $30.00 Non-resident $40.00CODE:120026.01 9:30 – 10:00 am120026.02 10:00 – 10:30 amThis class incorporates music and dance to grow your child’s social, emotional, and physical developmental skills. Each classconsists of a warm-up, games and creative dance activities. A class designed to channel your child’s raw energy!Jazz: 5 and 7 years old Fee: $40.00 Non-resident $50.00CODE:120026.03 10:35 – 11:15 amThis is a unique and fun class where children will explore the wonderful world of dance through movement. They will learn howto follow direction, stretch and perform basic and cool jazz dance steps. Children will also learn a routine and be encouraged toput together some steps of their own. Creativity and imagination will be incorporated into the learning process. Proper attire isleotards and tights for girls, and sweatpants and tee shirts for boys. Jazz shoes are optional.Tap: 5 to 7 years Fee: $40.00 Non-resident $50.00CODE:120026.04 11:20 – 12:00 pmThis is a unique and fun class where children will explore the wonderful world of tap dance through movement. The participantswill learn many basic steps of tap dancing. Games and creativity will be incorporated into the learning process. Hard sole dressshoes (no black soles) or tap shoes are required.Hip Hoppin’Musical Dance: 7 to 12 years Fee: $48.00 Non-resident $58.00CODE: 120026.05 12:05 – 1:05 pmHey kids…come and learn moves from some popular musical movies. This class will consist of warm ups, center floor hip hop stepsand learning a combination routine with steps from some of today’s coolest movie musicals! During the last class we will performour routine for your whole family to enjoy! Please wear comfortable clothes and gym shoes or jazz shoes for easy movement.Community Park District 708-354-4580 13

Dance Camps/ClassesIrish Step DancingAges 3-6 yearsOpen your child’s eyes and heart to Ireland’s traditional dances.This program for tots is designed to introduce each dancer tothe basic steps of Irish dance and the traditional music used forthese steps. Students will work to develop concentration skills,coordination and self-confidence that will serve them well in allfacets of life. Dancers begin by learning the basic promenadestep and touch on the traditional Irish Jig. Please wear tee shirt,shorts, socks and Irish, jazz, ballet or light gym shoes. Leotardswith shorts over them are acceptable. No long pants of anykind.AGE:3-6 yearsDAYMondaysTIME: 10:00 – 10:30 amFEE: $55.00 Non-resident $65.00INSTRUCTOR: McNulty Irish DanceLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:120021.01 June 10 – July 22(skip July 1)Irish Step DancingAges 5-9 yearsThis program is designed to challenge each dancer to achievehis or her personal best, both on and off the dance floor.Dancers begin learning solo and team soft shoe dances and thenprogress to more complex soft shoe and heavy shoe steps overtime. Class attire includes a t-shirt, shorts, socks and Irish, jazz,ballet or light gym shoes. Leotards with shorts over them areacceptable. No long pants of any kind.AGE:5-9 yearsDAY:MondaysTIME:10:30 – 11:15 amFEE: $86.00 Non-resident $96.00INSTRUCTOR: McNulty Irish DanceLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:120021.02 June 10 – July 22(skip July 1)Hula DancingParticipants will have fun pretending they are on the warmislands of Hawaii. Learn a variety of hula dance steps along withHawaiian words. Each person will receive a colorful lei and anadorable grass skirt. Come in from the summer heat and join usfor this fun-filled class.AGE:4-10 yearsDAY:ThursdayTIME:4:30 – 5:30 pmFEE: $30.00 Non-resident $40.00INSTRUCTOR: Ultimate Parties & ClassesLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:120014.01 July 18143/7 per agencywww.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on FacebookSummer TheaterArtistic Director: Dave RomitoBroadway BoomersFun, silliness and spontaneity includes games, scenes andcharacters to spark creativity and tickle your funny bone. Awonderful introduction to the performing arts using costumes,props and music. A mini-performance from classic children’stales will be presented the last day of class.AGE:3-5 yearsDAY:TuesdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $29.00 Non-resident $39.00LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:120005.01 June 11 – July 23(skip July 2)Youth ActingThis exciting group will begin to explore the world of livetheater. Introduction to acting, props and costumes for playstaging will all add to the fun. Learning theater terms andworking on themed scenes will encourage spontaneity and buildself-esteem.AGE:5-8 yearsDAY:TuesdayTIME: 12:00 – 1:30 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 4/8 per agencyCODE:120010.01 June 11 – July 23(skip July 2)Mystery TheaterLearn theater skills thrrough the art of drama. Students willalso participate in theater games, using props and intro to stagemakeup. The group will collaborate in creating and solving a“mystery” in one act. An audience is invited at the end of eachsession to see a performance.AGE:9-16 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 2:00 – 4:00 pmFEE: $63.00 Non-resident $73.00LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/8 per agencyCODE:110012.01 Session I: June 17-20, 24-27110012.02 Session II: July 15-18, 22-25

Summer Expo Camps for Boys & GirlsCamp Director: Cristina D’AnnaSummer Expo CampsThe excitement of making new friends and having fun in yourown camp is waiting for you this summer. Pick your weeks,pick your favorite topics, and add on your extras, to have afun-filled, action-packed morning of summer camp. Create ahalf-day camp by including lunch followed by an hour of NewExplorations Programs. Basic morning camp hours are Mondaythrough Thursday, 9:30 – 11:30 am. Camps are by the week orweeks only, not day- to-day.Camp LocationRecreation Center • 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPCamp Time (camp only)9:30 – 11:30 am, Monday through ThursdayFee: See each camp for pricingLunchCamp participants have the opportunity to stay for lunch withtheir friends. Each camper should bring his/her own sack lunch.Lunch program is by the week or weeks only, not day-to-day.(Lunches will be refrigerated)Lunch Time and Fee11:30 – 12:00 pm, Monday through Thursday, $7 per weekCode: 120001.01 June 10 – June 13120001.02 June 17 – June 20120001.03 June 24 – June 27120001.04 July 8 – July 11120001.05 July 15 – July 18120001.06 July 22 – July 25New Explorations12:00 – 12:50Have some fun after lunch by adding on a class to enhancethe camp experience. See the Early Childhood and/or Youthsections of the brochure for age categories, descriptions, andfees. You can choose to extend the camper’s day as many daysof the week as you like.Days/Week Ages ProgramsMonday 3-4 Kid Klicks,Big Builders5-7 Weird Science,Kid Klicks8-10 Engineering Legos, CeramicsTuesday 3-4 Broadway Boomers, Cookie Club5-7 Crazy Chemistry8-10 Engineering Legos, Ceramics,Youth ActingWednesday 3-4 Kid Klicks5-7 Kids Can Cook, Kid Klicks8-10Thursday 3-4 Disney Rocks5-7 Spanish8-10 Tween CuisineThe following classes meet four consecutive days:Little Hammers – week of July 29 thWoodworking – week of July 29 thChefology – week of July 29thMystery Theater – weeks of June 17 th and July 15 thEngineering Fundamentals – week of June 10 thResident Registration Form is located on page 42 15

Summer Expo CampsCamp for Ages 3 & 4 YearsStart Your EnginesJune 10 – 13Fee: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00Big motion, movement and noise. Trains, cars, buses, tractorswill all be a part of the action. Design your own car for our mini“Auto Show”. All projects made will go home with the “drivers”.CODE: 120002.01Rainbow Fish & FriendsJune 17 – June 20Fee: $45.00 Non-Resident $55.00Underwater wonders include many of Rainbow Fish friendsliving in the sea. Create crafts as you learn about star fish,seahorses, clams and octopuses. Sea shells and sand add tothe fun.CODE: 120002.02SportsJune 24 – June 27Fee: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00Indoor and outdoor sports will be played. Warm ups and drillsare fun for this group. All participate in this noncompetitivecamp. One related craft will be made.CODE: 120002.03Happy HikersJuly 8 – July 11Fee: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00The focus will be on the natural outside world and increase yourchild’s awareness. Explorations will include trail signs, animaltracks and safety. Make a house for birds and hang it in yourown backyard.CODE: 120002.04Barnyard BuddiesJuly 15 – July 18Fee: $43.00 Non-Resident $53.00A lot of fun getting to know who lives in the barnyard. Crafts,stories and games are just some of the fun. Play “Feed theChicks” and set up the pig (pretend) races.CODE: 120002.05Arts & CraftsJuly 22 – July 25Fee: $43.00 Non-Resident $53.00Paint and more paints! Sometimes messy but lots of fun creatingwith foam, glue, clay and a variety of paints. This process artcamp is designed just for this age group.CODE: 120002.06Camp for Ages 5 - 7 YearsCreepy CrawliesJune 10 – June 13Fee: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00Nature up close as you watch ladybugs hatch and bug watch withmagnifiers. Make a glow-in-the-dark spider and a bug housetoo! Bring your fireflies or a special bug for the “show & tell”.CODE: 120003.01Monster MashJune 17 – June 20Fee: $43.00 Non-resident $53.00All hands-on fun with foam, wiggly eyes, magnets, glitter, sand,paint and more assembled into wild and wacky visors, critters,masks, puppets and zany noise makers. Play the song-dance thedance; it’s all in the fun!CODE: 120003.02Hello HawaiiJune 24 – June 27Fee: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00Music, movements, crafts, foods and a Luau too! We will havelots of fun as we pretend to visit Hawaii and say hello to islandfun. Food allergies must be stated in writing and attached tooriginal registration form.CODE: 120003.03Outdoor StridersJuly 8 – July 11Fee: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00Learn to become a “strider”, those who tread softly on our Earthand work to keep it safe. We will use our backyard to establisha camp setting and even have a cook out! Nature related craftswill be made and flashlight fun, too.CODE: 120003.04ArtworksJuly 15 – July 18Fee: $45.00 Non-resident $55.00Create-create! This is an opportunity for more individualizedinstruction for those interested in sculpting, molding or justpushing some wet slippery clay into shape. Many other artmaterials such as paints and tiles will be included in thecreativity.CODE: 120003.05SportsJuly 22– July 27Fee: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00Several sports will be played. Game rules will be learned andsportsmanship will be emphasized. We will then head out to thefield for actual play. All participants play. One related craft willbe done.CODE: 120003.0616 www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Camp for Ages 8 - 10 YearsEngineering FundamentalsPlease note: The hours of this one camp are 9:00 – 12:00 noonJune 10 – June 13Fee: $106.00 Non-resident $116.00All done with Legos!! Learn how to design and build motorizedmachines, houses, pyramids, bridges, catapults, buildings andother designs, too. Instruction and materials provided by “Play-Well TEKnologies. All materials and structors are property ofPlay-Well TEKnologies. Parents are invited to take a look atsome amazing results the last 10 minutes of each class.CODE: 120004.01Bio-ArtJune 17 – June 20Fee: $49.00 Non-resident $59.00Experience a new feel with shimmery paints. BIO Art is createdwith slippery, shimmer paints in gold, silver and ravishingcolors. Lots to put imaginations to work designing summerlanterns, fabric spray, twirl’n paint, hanging star, and“hippie” hats.CODE: 120004.02No Pet Left BehindJune 24 – June 27Fee: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00Just in time for Animal Awareness Week! The Hinsdale HumaneSociety has joined with us to present pertinent informationregarding household pets. Whether you currently have a petor not, these are exciting mornings. How pets communicate tous using body language, animals natural instincts, and how tocommunicate with and choose a pet. What would you do withyour pets in an unexpected disaster? There will be time forrelated crafts and a special visit with a therapy dog.CODE: 120004.03Game SportsJuly 8 – July 11Fee: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00Softball, kickball and volleyball are some favorite sports to betackled. Learn rules and strategy of the games and you areready to go to the courts for actual play. All participants play.We will go to Robinhood Park for some tennis: balls provided,but bring your own racket to class.CODE: 120004.04Life ScienceJuly 15 – July 18Fee: $53.00 Non-resident $63.00All that remains: investigating owls through owl pellet labs.Each camper will have their own dissection mini- kit. This isan excellent study of the barn owl; its behaviors and habitats.Campers will also hatch praying mantis and maintain a culture togrow their live food.CODE: 120004.05Architecture BuildersJuly 22 – July 25Fee: $41.00 Non-resident $51.00Back by popular demand! Great things will be built bycampers. Real floor plans, blue prints and room layouts willbe studied. Famous bridges, landmarks and structures willbe scrutinized. A building contest will be formed by teamsusing Lego’s, architectural blocks, grids, module and otherobjects. Prizes will be awarded for creativity. All materials aresupplied. Photographs will be taken to send home; however, all“structures” remain the property of the Park District.CODE: 120004.06Camp Corps & Alumni Camp CorpsAges 11 through 14We are combining these great volunteer groups! Alumni willhelp familiarize the new Camp Corps with our camps and bothgroups will get a mini first aide and safety course. Classroomtechniques and leadership skills will also be covered. A pizzalunch is included and all participants will receive a T-shirt.Please bring the dates of the weeks you will be volunteeringwith you, so that we can make up a schedule for you totake home.NOTE: All participants MUST attendDATE: Friday, June 7TIME: 10:00 – 1:00 pmFEE: $25.00 Non-resident $35.00INSTRUCTOR: D. Goudeau / C. D’AnnaLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/12CODE:120007.01 Camp Corps120008.01 Alumni Camp Corps MembersCommunity Park District 708-354-4580 17

Early ChildhoodKidKlicks, LLCImagine Tomorrow computer classes for kids, brand new!Every student is provided with their own laptop to use in class.Every class combines interactive Imagine Tomorrow video andsoftware that is custom built for each lesson and adjusts to yourchild’s academic and technical ability levels. Parents receive anonline password to access lessons learned from each class andcan even download software activities at home.AGE:3- 8 years oldTIME: 12:00 – 12:45 pmFEE: $57.00 Non-resident $67.00INSTRUCTOR: KidKlicks, LLCLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 4/8CODE:Mondays120006.01 June 10 – July 22(skip July 1)Wednesdays120006.02 June 12 – July 24(skip July 3)Disney RocksDance and play with your favorite tunes! It’s a party everyThursday afternoon with shakers, drums, kazoos and more.What’s more fun than the “Chicken Dance”, “Ketchup Song”“Mambo” and a “Magic Carpet Ride”? This is a good socializationclass and encourages listening skills.AGE:3-5 yearsDAY:ThursdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $29.00 Non-resident $39.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:120013.01 June 13 – July 25(skip July 4)Big BuildersHow tall can you go? How low, how long? Does it spin, makenoise or glow? You decide as you build with imaginative andcreative materials. All objects built with recycled items will betaken home. All other materials used remain the Park Districtproperty.AGE:3-4 yearsDAY:MondaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50FEE: $27.00 Non-resident $37.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:120015.01 June 10 – July 22(skip July 1)Cookie ClubAll flavors and shapes! Different cookies will be stirred up andbaked each week. Yummy in-class or to take- home. Exciting tomake – vote for your favorite.NOTE: All allergies must be stated in writing at timeof registration.AGE:3-4 yearsDAY:TuesdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/10CODE:120009.01 June 11 – July 23(skip July 2)18Kids Can CookFun and friendly recipes to make and taste or to take home.Kitchen safety and how to handle kitchen tools will be learnedas these tasty snacks and foods are put together with easy tofollow directions. NOTE: All allergies must be stated inwriting at registration.AGE:5-7 yearsDAY:WednesdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/10CODE:120011.01 June 12 – July 24(skip July 3)www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Early ChildhoodJunior Teddy BearWorkshop Drawing ClassTeddy bears galore! Join the craze for personalized teddy bearsby drawing your favorite bear in a variety of outfits. Enjoythree days full of drawing assortment of bears in a wardrobe ofcostume choices and settings. Learn fur techniques, differentclothing styles and fun accessorizing! Media includes pencil,color pencil, Sharpies and markers.AGE: 5-7 yearsDAY: Monday, Tuesday and WednesdayTIME: 9:00 – 10:30 amFEE: $51.00 Non-resident $61.00INSTRUCTOR: Young RembrandtsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 5/10 per agencyCODE:120018.01 August 5 - 7Junior Down on theFarm Workshop Drawing ClassWe will explore a farm and all the elements that are seen on afarm, including a barn and a tractor, among others. In addition,we will learn to draw a variety of animals that live and play onour farm. On the final day we will combine all the pieces welearned previously into one large farm scene – full of fun!We will use pencils, markers and color pencils to completeour drawing.AGE: 5 – 7 yearsDAY: Monday, Tuesday and WednesdayTIME: 9:00 – 10:30 amFEE: $51.00 Non-resident $61.00INSTRUCTOR: Young RembrandtsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 5/10 per agencyCODE:120019.01 August 12 - 14Tot RockWiggle, giggle, dance and play; have some fun the Tot Rock way!Your tot will delight in this popular music exploration program.In addition to improving your tot’s fine and gross motor skills,we will use a variety of rhythm instruments, movement props,and sensory items. This is a parent participation class.AGE: 1 – 2 years, with parentDAY: TuesdaysTIME: 5:15 – 5:55 pmFEE: $65.00 Non-resident $75.00INSTRUCTOR: Rock-It ProductionsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 2/4 per agencyCODE:120024.01 June 18 – August 13(skip July 2)Kid RockClap your hands and tap your toes; here at Kid Rock anythinggoes! Each week we will use our imaginations while singingsongs, dancing to the beat, playing with rhythm instruments andprops, and practicing fine and large motor skills. Our uniquecurriculum incorporates various learning styles while combiningplay with music, enhancing listening skills and promotingsocialization. Parents participate in Kid Rock I. Kid Rock II iswithout parent participation to encourage independence.DAY: TuesdaysFEE: $65.00 Non-resident $75.00INSTRUCTOR: Rock-It ProductionLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 2/ 4 per agencyCODE: June 18 – August 13(skip July 2)Kid Rock I120025.01 1.5 – 3 years old with parent6:00 – 6:40 pmKid Rock II120025.02 3 – 5 years old without parent6:45 – 7:25 pm20 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Summertime Pom & CheerGirls, have you always wished you could learn cheers andpom routines just like the older girls, but there was not aclass available for your age group? Well now is your chance!Have a great time learning simple cheers, partner stunts andan awesome pom routine. No experience necessary. Eachparticipant will need a set of poms by the second class. We willhave inexpensive poms available for purchase. A parent mustbe present at the first class to sign a waiver form.AGE: 4-10 years oldDAY: FridaysTIME: 4:45 – 5:30 pmFEE: $58.00 Non-resident $68.00INSTRUCTOR: Kreative KreationsLOCATION: Grand Avenue Community Center, WSMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:120029.01 June 14 – July 19(skip July 5)Father and Kids 1 st FlightKids, grab your Dad and join us for the second annual kitecreations day! You and your Dad will spend some quality timetogether by designing your very own kite! Once you’ve createdyour masterpiece we’ll go fly them at Sedgwick Park! Come andjoin the fun!AGE:3 and older with parentDAY:SaturdayTIME: 10:00 – 11:00 amFEE: $17.00 Non-resident $22.00Second child is $11.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Sedgwick Park, LGMIN/MAX:CODE:120020.01 June 153/5 per agencyTumbling & GymnasticsIntroduce your child to tumbling and gymnastics skills. Kidsmove, stretch, jump and tumble! This program is noncompetitivein nature, but children are encouraged to set goalsand follow through to achieve them. Bring your active youngsterto progress from the first somersault to the first cartwheel.AGE:3-5 years oldDAY:MondaysTIME: 4:15 – 4:55 pmFEE: $57.00 Non-resident $67.00INSRUCTOR: Dance TechsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX: 8/12 per agencyCODE:120022.01 June 10 – July 8120022.02 July 22 – August 19Hip Hoppin’ GymnasticsThe focus of this class is primarily on gymnastics floor workwith some dance. Your child will work on gymnastics anddance moves and incorporate these into a routine to music.Technique, movement and creativity are emphasized as well ascoordination, flexibility and endurance. Parents are welcome tocome 15 minutes early to the last class to see “The Performance”.Participants should wear comfortable clothing.AGE:6-9 years oldDAY:MondaysTIME: 5:00 – 5:45 pmFEE: $57.00 Non-resident $67.00INSTRUCTOR: Dance TechsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX: 8/12 per agencyCODE:120023.01 June 10 – July 8120023.02 July 22 – August 19American Girl Beach BabiesEach participant will have fun designing beach bags for both youand your special doll. You will also create an adorable beachblanket for your precious baby. We will finish off this specialhour with a trip to the beauty salon, where you will decorateyour dolls hair with summertime sparkle. Bring along yourfavorite doll for dress up fun.AGE:3-10 years old3-5 years must be accompanied by an adultDAY:ThursdayTIME: 4:30 – 5:30 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00INSTRUCTOR: Ultimate Classes & PartiesLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:120026.01 June 203/7 per agencyCommunity Park District 708-354-4580 21

Early ChildhoodMagic ClassChildren are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn acollection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze familyand friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mindreadingand more. While tricks many appear difficult, you’lldiscover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. Allmaterials are provided and each child receives a magic kit totake home. Children will be grouped by age and learn ageappropriate tricks. Brand new tricks taught each class.AGE:5-13 years oldDAY:MondayTIME: 6:30 – 7:25 pmFEE: $21.00 Non-resident $31.00INSTRUCTOR: G. KantorLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:120027.01 July 293/10 per agencyMore EngineeringFundamentals with LegosPower up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologiesand over 100,000 pieces of LEGOs. Applied real world conceptsin physics and engineering through engineer-designed projectssuch as arched bridges, motorized gondolas and the Battle Track.Challenging for new and returning students.AGE:8-12 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 1:00 – 4:00 pmFEE: $106.00 Non-resident $116.00INSTRUCTOR: Play-Well Tek.LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/12CODE:130001.01 June 10 - 13Tween CuisineMarket fresh fruits and veggies will be just some of the tastyingredients for summer recipes. Learn kitchen skills as you slice,dice and create food favorites.All allergies must be stated in writing at the time ofregistration.AGE:8-11 yearsDAY:ThursdayTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $37.00 Non-resident $47.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffphotoLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/4 per agencyCODE:130021.01 June 13 – July 25(skip July 4)Spanish for ChildrenA little Spanish as a second language, just for children.Greetings, songs, games and stories are lots of fun as you learnto speak a little and learn about a different culture, too.AGE:5 years and olderDAY:ThursdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $31.00 Non-resident $41.00INSRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 4/8 per agencyCODE:130012.01 June 13 – July 25(skip July 4)ChefologyThis summer the “chefs” are off to Greece. We will samplesome interesting herbs and spices unique to the “isles”. Simpleand tasty dishes will be stirred up, including Patatosalata, fetaspread, and traditional dessert and even saganaki! Finishedrecipes can be eaten in class or taken home to share. The foodsmade will be complied into a recipe book to take home.AGE:12 -15 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 1:30 – 2:45 pmFEE: $37.00 Non-resident $47.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130002.01 July 29 - August 122www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Crazy ChemistryUsing science based concepts you will create fuzzy, foamy, ickystuff! Lots of fun working with elements to form compounds andexplore chromatography. We will do trials and perform erroranalysis using food dyes and commercial drink mixes. NOTE:All allergies must be stated in writing at timeof registration.AGE:6-9 yearsDAY:TuesdaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $39.00 Non-resident $49.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130011.01 June 11 – July 23(skip July 2)Weird ScienceEggs/ice/potatoes do outrageous things. This is the class forillusion and fun. All investigations are a “thumbs up” or a“thumbs down” and all experiments have a result that you havecreated using familiar products.AGE: 5-7 yearsDAY: MondaysTIME: 12:00 – 12:50 pmFEE: $37.00 Non-resident $47.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130005.01 June 10 – July 22(skip July 1)Rock Out !Drawing WorkshopFor every child who dreams of partying like a rock star YoungRembrandts offers Rock Out! Workshop. It’s three days ofartistic, rock and roll imagery. During the opening act, studentswill draw stylized instruments. The party never seems to end aswe illustrate close-up portraits of rock stars. Then it’s time fora change of tune as we create rock-inspired cartoons. Finally,on the last day it is time to hit the stage as we draw an awesomeconcert scene.AGE:7-13 yearsDAY:Monday through WednesdayTIME: 10:45 – 12:15 pmFEE: $51.00 Non-resident $61.00INSTRUCTOR: Young RembrandtsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 5/10 per agencyCODE:130006.01 August 5 - 7YouthAfternoon AnticsGoing into 1 st through 6 th Grades(Must have completed Kindergarten)No more pencils, no more books, grab your bike and head to thepark for a summer afternoon filled with fun! In this program,children will enjoy supervised games, sports, crafts, and freeplay. Two bus trips are scheduled for an additional fee, but ifyou decide not to attend, please be aware that no regular campis available that day. In case of extreme weather, camp willbe either postponed until the weather clears, or cancelled. Ifcancelled there will be no make-ups.DAYS: Monday through FridayTIME: 1:00 – 4:00 pmFEE: $90.00 Non-resident $100.00DATES: June 10 through July 19(skip July 4)CODE:130003.01 Stone-Monroe Park130003.02 Memorial ParkAntics ExtraGoing into K through 6 thEnjoy three weeks of special events, organized games, andsupervised free play without the worry of the weather. Thisprogram is located at the Recreation Center, with activities heldboth indoors and outdoors.DAYS: Monday through Friday(3 weeks)TIME: 1:00 – 4:00 pmFEE: $48.00 Non-Resident $58.00LOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 35/60CODE:130004.01 July 22 – August 9Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 23

YouthSuperhero Cartoon WorkshopPow! Bang! Wow! Now you can learn to draw your own comicbook superhero. Each day we will complete several drawingswhile we explore a variety of characters. We will learn to drawthe basic muscular superhero body and adapt it to the characterof your choice. We will learn to draw action and movementwhile we complete the scenes around our super heroes, usingpencils, markers and Sharpies. Our collection of drawings willbe impressive!AGE:7-13 yearsDAY:Monday through WednesdayTIME: 10:45 – 12:15 pmFEE: $51.00 Non-resident $61.00INSTRUCTOR: Young RembrandtsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 5/10 per agencyCODE:130027.01 August 12 - 14Chess CampThis summertime week-long camp is designed for both beginnersand experienced young players. All participants will learn coolnew strategies at the appropriate level from a renowned ChessScholars coach. Each class will consist of a fun interactiveteaching period and guided practice time. There will also be achess competition with prizes! Each camper will take home achess set and an award. Please bring your snacks.AGE:5-12 yearsDAY:Monday through FridayTIME: 9:00 – 12:00 pmFEE: $130.00 Non-resident $140.00INSTRUCTOR: Chess ScholarsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/7 per agencyCODE:130017.01 July 29 - August 2Summer Fun CraftsNew and trendy crafts to make. Bring your creativity to classand we supply the materials! Summer frames, dressy mirrorsand a night light for your room are just some of the items youwill “make and take”. Lots of fun to engage your imagination.Bring a friend too!AGE:Going into grades 1 st – 3 rdDAY:FridaysTIME: 10:30 – 12:00 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130007.01 June 14 – July 26(skip July 5)Ceramics Youth WorkshopLearn about the process of ceramics, materials and tools usedto make your creations. Green-ware and paints are provided.Applying texture and color will be practiced. Bring an apron orsmock and dress casually. Projects are completed in class totake home, with new ones each session.AGE:8 – 16 yearsDAY:Tuesday and WednesdayTIME: 12:30 – 2:00 pmFEE: $45.00 Non-resident $55.00INSTRUCTOR: C. JulgaLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130028.01 June 25 and 26130028.02 July 30 and 31WoodworksFour mornings of wood…all wood is not the same. We will learnand work with different types of wood, finishes and paints.Sawing, drilling, latches and hinges are some of the tools andapplications we will try. Completed projects will be madeto take home. Safety will be stressed and safety goggles areprovided. Hand tools used.DAYS: Monday through ThursdayFEE: $39.00 Non-resident $49.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 3/4 per agencyCODE: July 29 - August 1130009.01 Entering 1 st – 3 rd grades10:30 – 11:25 am130009.02 Entering 4 th – 6 th grades11:30 – 12:25 pm24 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Simply SewingBeginner sewing by hand. We will learn about fabrics, patterns,measuring and cutting. We may use scissors and a hot iron.Emphasis will be on learning some basic sewing skills. Theprojects are simply a means to practice these skills while havingfun creating something useful. The project this session will bean outfit for an 18” doll. You can bring your doll to class the lastday for a fashion show. All materials and tools are provided.AGE:7-12 yearsDAY:TuesdaysTIME: 4:00 – 5:30 pmFEE: $75.00 Non-resident $85.00INSTRUCTOR: D. BobakLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX: 2/3 per agencyCODE:130016.01 July 9 – July 30Glitzy Girlz Summer Time SpaCome join Glitzy Girlz staff for a night of pampering on a nicesummer evening. We will start with a fruit facial (avocado/banana) and soak our skin. Each girl will design a beautifulcrystal charm anklet complete with flip flop and summer-themedcharms. We will do a pedicure section with scrub, lotion, andspray, and finish with a fresh nail polish application completewith nail art designs. Our manicures will consist of buffing,cuticles, lotion bar, fresh polish application, and nail art. Afoot/nail brush is provided to use and take home. We endour night with a relaxing drink and snack. A spa goodie bag isprovided as a keepsake.AGE:6-12 yearsDAY:TuesdayTIME: 6:30 – 8:00 pmFEE: $32.00 Non-resident $42.00INSTRUCTOR: Glitzy GirlzLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:130034.01 June 183/7 per agencyHip-Hop Class 101 & PartyHey boys and girls, do you have a passion for dancing? Doyou want to learn some basic hip-hop moves to make you lookcool, energetic and make you stand out from the crowd? In thisclass, you will learn moves that will make the crowd go wild?Want to look awesome while dancing too? You will also makea customized hip-hop necklace or bracelet! Girls will have theopportunity to make a cool lip gloss too.AGE:6-12 yearsDAY:FridayTIME: 4:30 – 5:30 pmFEE: $33.00 Non-resident $43.00INSTRUCTOR: Ultimate Parties & ClassesLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:130008.01 July 263/7 per agencyUp, Up, And AwayBuilding Flying ModelsLearn to make simple flying models form paper, Styrofoamand balsa wood. Have fun designing your own model planes,building them to fly, and learning how to fix them when theybreak. Each week a new model will be formed using scissors,tape, and white glue.AGE:8-12 yearsDAY:WednesdaysTIME: 4:00 – 5:00 pmFEE: $37.00 Non-resident $47.00INSTRUCTOR: R. MaginLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX: 1/2 per agencyCODE:130010.01 June 12 – July 10(skip July 3)Community Park District 708-354-4580 25

YouthTeen Blogging WorkshopBlog CreationIn this workshop, participants will learn how to create andmaintain a Weblog that allows them to responsibly expresstheir creativity, and will go through a critiquing process thatwill provide constructive feedback on how to improve their blogand attract readers. The first session will include instruction onbasic blog set-up and maintenance including internet etiquette,usage of multimedia sources, getting readers, writer’s block, andmore. Participants should not bring a laptop; all computer workwill be done from home.AGE:14-17 yearsDAY:MondayTIME: 6:00 – 8:00 pmFEE: $29.00 Non-resident $39.00INSTRUCTOR: M. WellsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX:CODE:130013.01 July 8263/5 per agencyTeen Blogging WorkshopBlog CritiqueThis second session will include a blog review and critique(participants will email their blog link to the instructor beforeclass) and discussion on growing your blog and micro blogging(Twitter, Tumbir, Ponsterous). Participants should not bring alaptop; all computer work will be done from home.AGE:14-17 yearsDAY:MondayTIME: 6:00 – 8:00 pmFEE: $29.00 Non-resident $39.00INSTRUCTOR: M. WellsLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX:CODE:130013.02 August 53/5 per agencywww.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on FacebookABC’s Of Journaling/Sketch BookStudents will be introduced (reintroduced) to journaling. Wewill draw, list, comic bubble and rhyme our thoughts. Wewill build upon the idea of expression by alphabetizing ourideas and thoughts. We will also draw/sketch our thoughtsusing markers, crayons and chalk. This class will develop andarticulate expression of creative thoughts. Hard cover book andstory submission guidelines included in class. For each childto register, a book will be donated by Young Author’s Societyto Literacy Volunteers. All writing classes include a hard coverstudent journal/book and pencil.AGE:7-18 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 11:00 – 12:00 pmFEE: $78.00 Non-resident $88.00INSTRUCTOR: C. HuegelmannLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue. LGMIN/MAX: 2/4 per agencyCODE:130014.01 July 22 - 25Alien Invasion RoboticsTwo LEGO astronauts have crash landed into an alien planetand they need your help. Using the amazing LEGO Mindstormssystems and infrared technology, students will build andprogram robots to help the astronauts explore the planet andcommunicate with the aliens. Students will use touch and lightsensors and motors and learn how to program using Robolabsoftware. They will work in teams of 2 per Robotics kit.AGE:8-12 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:30 – 11:30 amFEE: $111.00 Non-resident $121.00INSTRUCTOR: K. SalvinoLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 2/5 per agencyCODE:130019.01 July 15 - 18Pictures & PoemsStudents will read and become familiar with different forms ofthe poem. We will look at pictures of people, places, natureand learn word and rhyming patterns. We will even create sillySeuss inspired poems! Hard cover book and story submissionguidelines included in class. For each child registered, abook will be donated by Young Author’s Society to LiteracyVolunteers. All writing classes include a hard cover studentjournal/book and pencil.AGE:7-18 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 10:30 – 11:30 amFEE: $78.00 Non-resident $88.00INSTRUCTOR: C. HuegelmannLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 2/4 per agencyCODE:130015.01 August 5 - 8

Lights, Camera, ActionMaking Your Own Star Wars MovieDo you want to be the next George Lucas? We will create ourvery own Star Wars Movie using special digital movie makingcameras and software. As directors and producers we will workin teams to create our own story and script, build various StarWars Lego scenes and film our own movie. We will use graphicediting techniques and stop motion animation, add background,noise and music, and show our movie at a private screening onthe last day of class. All students will get a copy of their movieafter class is complete.AGE:8-12 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:30 – 11:30 amFEE: $111.00 Non-resident $121.00INSTRUCTOR: Computer ExplorersLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 1/3 per agencyCODE:130018.01 June 17 - 20Teen Clay CampOne week camp for 10 to 14 year old kids! Kids will have a funtime making unique treasures from clay. Class includes learningthe process of hand-building by building different forms andtrying several decorating techniques. The small class size allowsfor individualized attention by a professional art instructor. Allclay, tools, supplies and firings are included in the class. Kidssupply the imagination!AGE:10 to 14 yearsDAY:Monday through FridayTIME: 9:00 – 11:30 amFEE: $180.00 Non-resident $190.00INSTRUCTOR: Village PottersLOCATION: 333 N. La Grange Road, Suite 2, LPMIN/MAX:CODE:130020.01 June 10 - 14130020.02 July 15 - 19130020.03 July 22 - 26Limit of 8 kids per classFitnessPiYo Strength FusionPiYo is a dynamic class designed to effectively improvefunctional training and dynamic balance using moves inspiredby Pilates, Yoga, Athletic Conditioning, and Functional Training,suitable for all fitness levels. Modifications and variationsare taught for beginners to advanced students. This class willimprove your agility, balance and strength. PiYo is a highlymainstream and contemporary approach to the traditionalPilates and Yoga class. You’ll love it! Wear comfortable clothesand bring a sticky mat and towel.AGE:AdultDAY:WednesdaysTIME: 8:00 – 9:00 amFEE: $32.00 Non-resident $42.00INSTRUCTOR: L. GuggenheimLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 8/20CODE:140006.01 June 12 – July 31Yoga OpenEnjoy a traditional Yoga class that is appropriate whether youare a brand new practitioner or a seasoned veteran. Overthe course of the class, we will explore breathing techniques,meditation, chanting and Ayurveda with an emphasis on buildingand physical practice in order to maintain balance in the body,increase flexibility and build strength, all the while finding ourbliss! Bring a water bottle and Yoga mat. Wear form fitting,comfortable clothing.AGE:AdultDAY:FridaysTIME: 8:30 – 9:30 amFEE: $30.00 Non-resident $40.00INSTRUCTOR: R. ChadeshLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 8/25CODE:140018.01 June 7 – July 19(skip June 14)Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 27

Be Stronger for LongerCome join in for this endurance based strength training program.By using your own body weight and hand held weights we will gothrough different types of exercises to increase not only musclemass, but also improve coordination and stamina. Please weargym shoes and bring a water bottle and exercise mat.AGE:AdultDAY:SaturdaysTIME: 9:00 – 9:45 amFEE: $43.00 Non-resident $53.00INSTRUCTOR: C. StojicLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/12CODE:140004.01 June 15 – August 24(skip August 17)Learn Your StrengthStrength conditioning is not only an important componentin boosting your metabolism and building a lean body, but isimportant in helping the body perform and maintain everydaymovements. Keeping in mind the activities a person does ona day-to-day basis, this class will explore different types ofvarieties of strength exercises to make you stronger and assistin proper body movement. Please wear gym shoes and bring awater bottle and an exercise mat for floor work.AGE:AdultDAY:Monday and WednesdayTIME: 6:00 – 6:45 amFEE: $65.00 Non-resident $75.00INSTRUCTOR: C. StojicLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/12CODE:140009.01 June 3 – July 10140009.02 July 15 – August 28(skip August 19 and 21)ZumbaAre you ready to party yourself into shape? The Zumba programis an exhilarating, effective, and easy-to-follow dance fitnessparty.Experience one exciting hour of Latin, International andmodern dance fitness routines where fast and slow rhythms andresistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your bodyall while burning fat. So what are you waiting for – ditch theworkout, join the party!AGE:AdultDAY:MondaysTIME: 8:15 – 9:15 amFEE: $28.00 Non-resident $38.00INSTRUCTOR: A. KruegerLOCATION:MIN/MAX: 8/25CODE:140010.01 June 3 – July 8140010.02 July 15 – August 19Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPToned & StrongLet us help you become toned and strong as we focus on toningand firming all the muscles. Participants will learn the correctway to warm-up, stretch and condition the major musclegroups. Xertubes tubes and small weights will be provided.Bring a mat, water bottle, and resistance ball. Aerobic shoes arerecommended.AGE:AdultsTIME: Mondays, 6:35 – 7:35 pmThursdays, 6:30 – 7:30 pmFEE: $49.00 Non-resident $59.00INSTRUCTOR: R. RexingLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MIN: 3/7 per agencyCODE:140007.01 Mondays, May 13 – June 24140007.02 Mondays, July 8 – August 19140007.03 Thursdays, May 16 – June 27140007.04 Thursdays, July 11 – August 22Community Park District 708-354-4580 29

FitnessYogaExperience the benefits of yoga: flexibility and strength,complimented with relaxation and calming. Bring a yoga matand wear comfortable clothing.AGE:AdultFEE: $55.00 Non-resident $65.00INSTRUCTOR: Monday and Saturdays, T. MikulsWednesday, K. HerndonTuesday, S. ChiltonLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 4/12 per agencyCODE:Mondays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm140008.01 May 13 – June 24140008.02 July 8 – August 19Tuesdays, 6:00 – 7:00 pm140008.03 May 14 – June 25140008.04 July 9 – August 20Turbo KickIf you like Turbo Jam or Turbo Fire, then join a real live classwith just as much fun and energy as the home videos, the newchoreography and music. Turbo Kick is a mixture of kickboxingdrills and fun dance moves all choreographed to motivatingmusic! Bring a mat for ab work.AGE:Adults, 16 and olderDAY:SaturdaysTIME: 9:00 – 9:55 amFEE: $49.00 Non-resident $59.00INSTRUCTOR: C. BrunetLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:140014.01 May 18 – June 29140014.02 July 13 – August 31(skip August 24)Tuesdays, 7:30 – 8:30 pm140008.05 May 14 – June 25140008.06 July 9 – August 20Wednesday, 8:30 – 9:30 am140008.07 May 15 – June 26140008.08 July 10 – August 21Saturdays, 8:30 – 9:30 am140008.09 May 18 – June 29140008.10 July 13 – August 31(skip August 24)Gentle YogaThis class is ideal for people of all sizes, ages, and fitness levels.Gain added flexibility, strength and calmness. And do it withthe enjoyment that comes with doing things SLOWLY. Dresscomfortably and bring an exercise mat.AGE:Adults, 16 and olderDAY:FridaysTIME: 9:45 – 10:45 amFEE: $55.00 Non-resident $65.00INSTRUCTOR: K. HerndonLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 4/12 per agencyCODE:140013.01 May 17 – June 28140013.02 July 12 – August 23Step VarietyIncrease your cardio and strength results by alternating stepand aerobics, weight resistance, and low-impact moves. Highcalorie-burn with fast results! Bring a mat, water bottle, allother equipment provided.AGE:Adult, 16 and olderDAY:Mondays or ThursdaysTIME: 7:40 – 8:40 pmFEE: $49.00 Non-resident $59.00INSTRUCTOR: R. RexingLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:Mondays140015.01 May 13 – June 24140015.02 July 8 – August 19Thursdays140015.03 May 16 – June 27140015.04 July 11 – August 2230www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Senior InterestsPinochle ClubDo you want to join fellow card players in a friendly game ofPinochle? Come to the Recreation Center and play a few handsof this very fun and social game. No fee or pre-registrationrequired.AGE:AdultDAY:ThursdaysTIME: 1:00 – 4:00 pmLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale, LPMAX: 36 playersDATES: June 6 – August 29(skip July 4)Senior ClubThe Park District is hosting a Senior Citizens Club, which is heldSeptember through June once a month on Mondays. Please callour office and have your name placed on the mailing list. Eachmonth a mailer is sent out describing the activity or topic of thatmonth. Small fees are collected at each event to subsidize costs.No reservations are necessary.AGE:Seniors, 55 and olderTIME: 10:00 – 12:00 pmLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale, LPDATES: Mondays, April 29 and June 3Senior Bingo NightWarm up those vocal cords and prepare to yell, “BINGO”. Eachparticipant will receive two cards and will have the opportunityto win prizes as we play various different styles of Bingo. Lightrefreshments will be served. This is sure to be a fun night for all.Registration deadline: July 17.AGE:55 and olderDAY:WednesdayTIME: 6:00 – 8:00 pmFEE: $5.00 Non-resident $7.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX:CODE:140016.01 July 2417/30 per agencyAdultVegetarian CookingStart with a flavoring medley then add your favorite lentils orchick peas and vegetables. Learn to put together a meal thatgives you protein and a variety of vegetables. Come to getcomfortable with vegetarian cooking. Don’t be intimidated!There are two parts to this class. Sign up for both as materialwill not be repeated.AGE:AdultDAY:ThursdayTIME: 7:00 – 8:30 pmFEE: $30.00 Non-resident $40.00INSTRUCTOR: J. VasanLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:140024.01 June 27140024.02 July 112/3 per agencyAsk An ArchitectBrian Fryzel, Architect, will provide a free one-on-one 15 minuteconsultation on new construction homes, home additions, attic/basement conversions or other renovation projects you mighthave. To maximize the results of your session, please bring aphoto of your home and a survey, if possible. Pre-registrationis a must.AGE:AdultDAY:ThursdayTIME: Every 30 minutes from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pmFEE:FreeINSTRUCTOR: B. FryzelLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1500 Walker, WSMIN/MAX:CODE:140011.01 May 302 per agencyPiece of ClayCreate hand-made works-of-art! Each class is a four weekintroductory class where you will craft unique and personalpieces such as a bowl, tray or vase for your home. We provideeverything you need, including personalized instruction, clay,tools, molds, firings, and dozens of decorating and color choices.AGE:High School age and olderDAY:TuesdaysFEE:LOCATION:$100.00 per sessionVillage Potters333 N. La Grange Road, Suite 2 LPCODE:140022.01 June 4 -25 1:00 – 2:30 pm140022.02 July 2 -23 1:00 – 2:30 pm140022.03 June 4 – 25 7:00 – 8:30 pm140022.04 July 2 – 23 7:00 – 8:30 pmResident Registration Form is located on page 42 31

AdultIntro to Playwriting:Writing the 10 Minute PlayDo you have an interest in the theatre and want to know moreabout how a play is written? Are you a writer who wants tobranch off into a new medium? Do you just have a general loveof the arts and would like to broaden your horizons? If so thisis the class for you. You will learn the basics of the growingmedium of the 10 minute play. Though short in length, thismedium is just as full of plot and character as a full length play.Learn how to tap into your creativity to put your thoughts topaper, and hopefully onto the stage. The objective of the classwill be to bring the level of quality of the plays written to a levelcapable of being submitted for production.AGE:15 years and olderDAY:Mondays and WednesdaysTIME: 6:00 – 7:00 pmFEE: $65.00 Non-resident $75.00INSTRUCTOR: M. RovnerLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LPMIN/MAX: 6/12CODE:140012.01 June 10 – June 26Digital Photography for BeginnersThis class is for individuals who are just beginning to understandhow digital photography works. We will cover all of thefundamentals, what digital terms mean, how digital photographydiffers from film and much more. We will try to answer all ofyour questions and give hands on instruction to help you figureout your camera. If you are getting started and the world ofdigital photography seems a little confusing, this is the class foryou. You must own a digital camera and have read through themanual prior to this course.AGE:AdultDAY:WednesdayTIME: 7:00 – 9:00 pmFEE: $49.00 Non-resident $59.00INSTRUCTOR: Wyckoff-Tweedie StudiosLOCATION: Wyckoff-Tweedie Studios1 S. Waiola, La GrangeMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:140020.01 June 5 – June 26(skip June 12)Creative Writing for AdultsExpress your creativity and individuality in written form! Wewill spend each session talking about a specific form of creativewriting and reading samples. Participants will write in class andhave the opportunity to share at-home assignments. Memoir,humorous writing, short stories, novel writing and poetry willbe covered.AGE:AdultDAY:MondaysTIME: 7:00 -8:00 pmFEE: $95.00 Non-resident $105.00INSTRUCTOR: C. RobinLOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LGMIN/MAX: 1/7 per agencyCODE:140019.01 June 17 – August 5Digital PhotographyIntermediate/AdvancedThis class is designed for those individuals who want to taketheir digital photography to a higher level and get the most oftheir digital equipment. Exposure, white balance, color spaces,monitor calibrations and printing will be covered along withindividual help finding and understanding all of the tools builtinto your camera. A basic understanding of photography isnecessary to get the most out of this class. The aim and goal ofthis class is to help you go from camera to print, with all of thesteps in between to create the best digital images possible. Youmust own a DSLR camera and have read through the manualprior to taking this class.AGE:AdultDAY:WednesdaysTIME: 7:00 – 9:00 pmFEE: $89.00 Non-resident $99.00INSTRUCTOR: Wyckoff-Tweedie StudiosLOCATION: Wyckoff-Tweedie Studios1 S. Waiola, LGMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:140020.02 July 24 – August 21(skip July 31)Couples MassageLearn some easy and effective massage techniques in a fun and laid back atmosphere. Join a professional massage therapist in atwo hour workshop focusing on three common problem areas: neck & shoulders, back and feet. This class is specially adapted toteach you and a partner a simple and professional technique(s) you can use in your home without any special equipment. Pleasewear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat.AGE:AdultDAY:WednesdayCODE:TIME: 7:00 – 9:00 pmFEE: $65.00 Non-resident $75.00140021.01 June 26INSTRUCTOR: T. Nikolopoulos140021.02 July 17LOCATION: Recreation Center, 536 East Avenue, LG 140021.03 August 14MIN/MAX: 2/4 per agency32 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Girls Softball League • La Grange Park 12” SoftballSportsGrades (current) 2 nd – 6 thGames are played at Stone-Monroe, Hanesworth, or Robinhood Parks, on Monday through Thursday with the possibility of makeupson Friday and Saturday. This is a program that emphasizes participation and fun, while teaching fundamentals. Each playerwill play at least three innings per game and all players will be placed in the batting order regardless of whether they are in thefield or not. Team rosters are limited so sign up as soon as registration begins to avoid disappointment. Birth certificate requiredat registration for all new players to this program. Volunteers are always welcome. Please call Recreation Superintendent DeanCarrara at 708-354-4580.Division: Minors, Grades 2 and 3No skill evaluation – teams will be evenly split between both grades.This age group will use a 12-inch safety ball.Fee: $55.00 Non-resident $65.00After March 30 th : $65.00 Non-resident $75.00CODECURRENT GRADE350011.02 Two350011.03 ThreeDivision: Junior’s, Grades 4 – 6Skill Evaluation is for 4 th graders and any NEW players to the league.Evaluation day is Saturday, April 13 th at Forest Road School, 9:00 am.Fee: $55.00 Non-resident $65.00After March 30 th : $65.00 Non-resident $75.00CODECURRENT GRADE350011.04 Four350011.05 Five350011.06 SixGirls Softball League • Park District of La Grange Ponytail Softball LeagueGrades (current) 7 th – 10 thWith our cooperation, the Park District of La Grange will be organizing a girl’s slow-pitch softball league for all girls in grades 7 th –10 th (current). All games will be played at Countryside Park in Countryside and Springdale Park in Western Springs. Practices willbegin in late May with games being played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in June and July. Volunteer coaches are needed forthe success of the league. Jerseys will be provided for all players. Cost is $75.00 per player. Registration for the league will be openon Monday, March 4 th and the registration deadline is Friday, May 10 th . All registration forms and payment must be received by May10 th in order to place your child into the draft.CODECURRENT GRADE350011.07 Seven350011.08 Eight350011.09 Nine350011.10 TenPractices: Will be determined by coaches.Fields: Games will be played in Countryside and Western SpringsDraft: Teams will be selected via a coach’s draft.Community Park District 708-354-4580 33

SportsWomen’s 14” Slow-pitchSummer Softball LeagueWomen ages 16 and older.Organizational meeting: Tuesday, April 16, 2013, RecreationCenter, 1501 Barnsdale Road, 6:30 pm. A non-refundable $100.00deposit will be required to hold your place in the league. Leaguebegins approximately May 14, 2013. Games will be played onTuesday nights at Hanesworth Park.Resident team fee: $525.00 Non-resident team fee: $625.00CODE:350010.01Girl’s Softball(Fast & Slow Pitch) CampThis camp challenges all players through fun competitive softballdrills and games that will maximize player potential. The campoffers instruction on pitching, hitting, fielding, throwing, baserunning and sportsmanship. Instructors raise the skill andexcitement level using approximately 50% of the time devoted tofundamentals, safety, speed and fitness; 50% dedicated to gameactivity.AGE:6-14 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:00 – 12:00 pmFEE: $120.00 Non-resident $130.00INSTRUCTOR: Kids FirstLOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX: 2/10 per agencyCODE:150008.01 August 5 - 8Mens 3 on 3Basketball LeagueJoin our park district in a self-officiated league held at MemorialPark. Games begin at 6:30 on Wednesday nights. Schedules willbe made according to the number of teams. League begins May29. Registration deadline is Friday, May 17, 2013.AGES: Adult, 18 and olderFEE: $175.00 Non-resident $200.00TIME: Games starting at 6:30 pm on WednesdaysSUPERVISOR: L. GrisafeLOCATION: Memorial Park Basketball Courts, LPMIN/MAX: 4/9 teamsCODE:150002.01 Starts May 29Sand Volleyball LeagueLet’s get excited for another hot summer in the sand. We havetwo lighted courts awaiting the spikes and aces. No officials areutilized. Team rosters consist of six men and six women. Playwill be on Wednesday nights, with games beginning at 6:30. Anorganizational meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 14, at6:30 pm, at the Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale, LaGrangePark.AGES: Adult, 16 and olderFEE: $150.00 Non-resident $175.00TIME: Games starting at 6:30 pm on WednesdaysLOCATION: Memorial Park Volleyball Courts, LPMIN/MAX: 8/16 teamsCODE:150001.01 Starts May 29CheerleadingEnjoy the physical fitness, self-confidence and fun thatcheerleading skills and up-to-date dance routines with pompons can provide. In the event of rain, class will be cancelled.GRADE: Grades 1 st through 4 thDAYS: FridaysTIME: 9:30 – 10:30 amFEE: $20.00 Non-resident $30.00INSTRUCTOR: StaffLOCATION: Memorial Park Multi-Surface Court, LPMIN/MAX: 3/10 per agencyCODE:150005.01 June 14 – July 19(skip July 5)34www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Bumper BowlingEvery participant is guaranteed to knock down a pin or twowithout a chance of a gutter ball. This is a great way to learn tobowl and have fun doing it. Fee includes shoe rental.AGE:4-6 yearsDAYS: WednesdaysTIME: 10:00 – 11:00 amFEE: $40.00 Non-resident $50.00INSTRUCTOR: D. FlotoLOCATION: Eden LanesMIN/MAX: 3/5 per agencyCODE:150003.01 June 12 – July 17(skip July 3)BowlingJoin us for a morning of strikes and spares at Eden Lanes. Kidswill have a ball playing this very fun activity. Fee includesshoe rental.AGE:7-13 yearsDAY:WednesdaysTIME: 10:00 – 11:00 amFEE: $47.00 Non-resident $57.00INSTRUCTOR: D. FlotoLOCATION: Eden LanesMIN/MAX: 4/7 per agencyCODE:150004.01 June 12 – July 17(skip July 3)KarateBeginnerLearn a new skill and have fun doing it. Children age six andup will develop self-confidence and learn the fundamentalsof Karate. This course teaches simple exercises and drills toincrease attention span, concentration and motor skills. Classcontent includes various blocks, kicks, punches, focus pad workand eventually light contact sparring. Individual students willbuild upon levels of accomplishments and classifications of belt.Uniforms are required, see instructor during the first week ofclass.AGE:6-14 yearsDAYS: Mondays and WednesdaysTIME: 5:00 – 6:00 pmFEE: $91.00 Non-resident $101.00INSTRUCTOR: M. RiveraLOCATION: Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale, LPMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:150006.01 May 13 – July 3(skip May 22 and 27)150006.02 July 8 – August 21KABOOM!That’s the sound our computer makeswhen we have to cancel a classbecause everyone waited until the lastminute to sign up.If there are not enough registrants two days prior to the start ofthe program, “Kaboom” it will be cancelled. If you see somethingyou like, sign up early. It’s the only way to ensure that a classwill run.Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 35

SportsYouth Summer TennisTennis season is upon us! Learn the game of tennis and/or improve your skills. Our staff will combine instruction, drills, and gamesituations that will help players increase their appreciation for the game. Fundamentals, strokes, rules and scoring will be taught. Ifyour child attends class on Fridays, game play will be incorporated. Participants must supply their own racquets. Weather may be afactor for this outdoor program. Every attempt will be made to make up classes cancelled due to weather, including extending classtime and/or having make-ups on a different day.Grade is where child will enter in fall of 2013.AGE:Grades K – 8 thINSTRUCTOR: L. GrisafeLOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX: 7/10DATES/FEE: June 10 – July 17Monday and Wednesday ClassesGrade levels K - 3 rd$37.00 Non-resident $47.00June 10 – July 19 (skip July 5)Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ClassesGrade levels 4 th - 8 th$56.00 Non-resident $66.00CODE Grade Time Level150007.01 K-1 st 8:30 – 9:15am Beginner, no experience150007.02 2 nd – 3 rd 9:30 – 10:15am Beginner, no experience150007.03 1 st – 3 rd 10:30 – 11:15 am Previous experience150007.04 4 th – 6 th 11:30 – 12:15 pm Beginner, no experience150007.05 4 th – 6 th 12:30 – 1:15 pm Previous experience150007.06 7 th – 8 th 1:30 – 2:15 pm All levels of experienceAdult TennisEnjoy your summer evening outdoors while using the beautifultennis courts in La Grange Park. This is a beginner class wherefundamentals as well as grips, strokes, rules, and scoring aretaught. Please bring your own racquet.AGES: Adults, 16 and olderDAYS TuesdaysFEE: $26.00 Non-resident $36.00INSTRUCTOR: L. GrisafeLOCATION: Memorial Park, LPMIN/MAX: 7/10CODE: June 11 through July 16150032.01 6:45 – 7:40 pm150032.02 7:45 - 8:40 pmOpen TennisCome and play tennis while enjoying the beautiful morningsin La Grange Park. Everyone is welcome. Men, women, mixeddoubles, and singles play. Games are determined on attendanceeach day and organized by participants.FREE OF CHARGE. No registration requiredWHEN: Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 8:00 amDATES: Beginning in AprilEnding in OctoberLOCATION: Memorial Park Tennis CourtsTennis CampParticipants will learn fundamentals such as different racketstrokes, rules, scoring, racket hand positions, ball spins, andsportsmanship. The camp will also include fun skill contestsand tennis matches. Please bring your own racket and a waterbottle to class each day. In the event of rain every attempt willbe made to make up classes missed by either extending classtime or by making it up on Friday or Saturday.AGE:6-13 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayFEE: $60.00 Non-resident $70.00INSTRUCTOR: L. GrisafeLOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX: 4/6 per agencyCODE: July 29 – August 1150033.01 6 – 9 years, 9:00 – 12:00 pm150033.02 10 – 13 years, 1:00 – 4:00 pm36 Resident Registration Forms Due Thursday, April 11 th by 5:00 pm

Youth Golf LessonsThis non-competitive class is designed to teach boys and girlsthe fundamentals of golf and to instill in them anenthusiasm for the game. Participants will learn proper grip,set-up, alignment, swing, golf terminology and etiquette.Students will be placed into age brackets. Be prepared to pickup golf balls with shag bags. Bring a seven iron to the first class.The last class will be held at Fresh Meadows Golf Course.Parents are responsible for transportation to all sites. Classeswill be canceled on rainy days. If unsure, call the activity line inLa Grange at 352-0588. Every effort will be made up to make-upclasses at the end of the session.MIN/MAX: 1/3 per agencyAGE:6 – 14 YEARSFEE: $39 Non-resident $49.00DAY/DATE: Mondays, June 10 – July 8 (skip July 1)Tuesdays, July 11 – July 9 (skip July 2)LOCATION: TBDMIN/MAX: 1/3 per agencyAGE CODE DAY TIME6-8 150009.01 Mondays 8:00 – 8:45 am150009.02 Tuesdays 8:00 – 8:45 am150009.03 Mondays 9:00 – 9:45 am150009.04 Tuesdays 9:00 – 9:45 am150009.05 Tuesdays 11:00 – 11:45 pm150009.06 Tuesdays 12:00 – 12:45 pmAdult GolfOur golf pro teaches you the fundamentals of this relaxing butchallenging game. Instruction includes the fundamentals ofgripping, chipping, driving and other advanced strokes. Goldballs provided. Bring your seven iron to the first class. Ifraining, call 708-354-9348.AGE:AdultFEE: $81.00 Non-resident $91.00INSTRUCTOR: W. SolomonLOCATION: Flagg Creek Golf CourseMIN/MAX: 2/4 per agencyCODE:Thursdays, May 23 – June 20150010.01 Beginner, 6:30 – 7:30 pm150010.02 Intermediate, 7:30 – 8:30 pmThursdays, July 25 – August 22150010.03 Beginner, 6:30 – 7:30 pm150010.04 Intermediate, 7:30 – 8:30 pmWednesdays, June 26 – July 24150010.05 Beginner, 6:30 – 7:30 pm150010.06 Intermediate, 7:30 – 8:30 pmWednesdays, August 28 – September 25150010.07 Beginner, 7:30 – 8:30 pm150010.08 Intermediate, 7:30 – 8:30 pmSaturdays, July 6 – August 24150010.09 Beginner, 11:00 – 12:009-11 150009.07 Mondays 10:00-10:45 am150009.08 Tuesdays 10:00-10:45 am9-14 150009.09 Mondays 11:00-11:45 amLil Pint SoccerThe fundamentals of this sport will be taught in this minicamp.Children will enhance their soccer skills whilelearning teamwork. All the basic skills of dribbling, passing,shooting, and goaltending will be taught in a non-competitiveenvironment. Teamwork, participation, and good sportsmanshipare stressed. Both boys and girls are encouraged to join thisclass if they have an interest in soccer and plan to play in thefuture. Be just like big brother or sister! A “game” will be playedat the end of each class. The camp is held outside. Please bringa water bottle. In the event of rain, class will be made upthe following Thursday.AGE:4-6 yearsDAYS: FridaysTIME: 11:30 – 12:15 pmFEE: $41.00 Non-resident $51.00INSTRUCTOR: Sports R UsLOCATION: Memorial Park, LPMIN/MAX: 5/10 per agencyCODE:150012.01 June 7 – July 5150012.02 July 12 – August 9Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 37

SportsSoccer CampThe Aleks Mihailovic Soccer Made in America training campoffers a fully integrated program of soccer techniques andtactics. The camp is designed to develop players’ skills of alllevels and is open to player’s ages 4 through 17. World-classprofessional clinicians will provide five consecutive half-daysessions of soccer instruction. Players are divided into groupsof ten or less according to ability first, age second. Beginningplayers will be introduced to the fundamental techniques andapply them in games. Intermediate players who have masteredbasic techniques will be challenged and advance to a higherlevel. Each participant must bring his or her own soccer ball.Shin guards are highly recommended.AGES: 4-17 yearsDAYS: Monday through FridayTIME: 9:30 am – 12:30 pmFEE:$109.00-1 st child, $95.00- 2 nd child$85.00- 3 rd childINSTRUCTOR: Soccer Made in America, Inc.LOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX: 3/15 per agencyCODE:150027.01 July 22 - 26Youth Sand VolleyballcoopBump, set, SPIKE! These and other skills are learned in thisclass for both boys and girls. This class starts off with the basicskills and will advance week-to-week accordingly. Teamwork,participation, and good sportsmanship are our top priorities!A “game” is played at the end of each class. In the event ofrain, class will be made up the following Thursday.AGE:8-13 yearsDAY:FridaysTIME: 10:30 – 11:30 amFEE: $41.00 Non-resident $51.00INSTRUCTOR: Sports R UsLOCATION: Memorial Park, LPMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:150013.01 June 7 – July 5150013.02 July 12 – August 9White Sox Baseball CampThe White Sox Training Center is coming to La Grange/La GrangePark! Young players who are interested in improving their gamewill learn basic and advanced baseball skills. The essential skillsemphasized will include throwing, hitting, fielding, pitching, andrunning. Throughout the week, use of some fun skill games willreinforce lessons. Whether you’re a rookie or an all-star, theSox Training Center can help you become the best ball playeryou can be. Students will be grouped according to age andskill level. Low student to instructor ratios will be maintainedto guarantee personal instruction. Also during the camp eachplayer will participant in a special Skills Competition. The top 30qualifiers in each age group throughout the summer will competein the finals on US Cellular Field in September. Each camper willreceive six White Sox vouchers (restrictions apply), academyhat, t-shirt, evaluation report and graduation certificate.DAY: Monday through FridayINSTRUCTOR: Staff White Sox Training CentersLOCATION: Sedgwick Park, LGDATE: July 8 - 12CODE:150014.01 Ages 5-6 years, Little Sluggers Camp1:00 – 3:30 pmFee: $179.00 Non-resident $189.00Min/Max: 5/25 per agencyRain site is Recreation Center, LGIn case of inclement weather, call 354-0588150014.02 Ages 7-12 years1:00 – 4:00 pmFee: 199.00 Non-resident $209.00Min/Max: 5/25 per agencyRain site is Recreation Center, LGIn case of inclement weather, call 354-0588LOCATION: Hanesworth Park, LPDATE: July 15 - 19CODE:150014.03 Ages 5-6 years, Little Sluggers Camp8:30 – 11:00 amFee: $179.00 Non-resident $189.00Min/Max: 2/12 per agencyRain site is Recreation Center,1501 Barnsdale, LPIn case of inclement weather,call 354-458038www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on FacebookAges 7-12 years150014.04 8:30 – 11:30 amFee: $199.00 Non-resident $209.00Min/Max: 2/12 per agencyHanesworth Park, LPIn case of inclement weather, call 354-4580

Kids First: Track and Field CampCoaches will focus on teaching sprints, hurdles, jumps, distancerunning, and throws in a safe and fundamental way. The campconsists of body balance techniques including speed, quicknessand agility drills, which will help produce a quicker, safer morepowerful performer. A wide variety of timed events will takeplace each day, with an event championship series on the finalday.AGE:6-14 yearsDAY: Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmFEE: $120.00 Non-resident $130.00INSTRUCTOR: Kids FirstLOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX: 2/8 per agencyCODE:150016.01 June 24 - 27Kids First Football CampThis camp will focus on teaching football safety, fundamentalsand skills. This includes techniques per position, blocking,tackling, football awareness, and sportsmanship. Class willconclude with a flag football game. Players will gain a greaterunderstanding of health, fitness and nutrition for developing astronger body, giving players a competitive edge.AGE:6-14 yearsDAY: Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmFEE: $120.00 Non-resident $130.00INSTRUCTOR: Kids FirstLOCATION: Yena Park, LPMIN/MAX:CODE:150018.01 July 8 - 112/10 per agencyFlag FootballA good old American classic! If you don’t want to wear thehelmet and pads, then this program is for you. We will usejunior size footballs and flags just right for grabbing. Enjoythe sport of football as we learn how to pass, catch and useteamwork to our advantage. This is a non-contact sport. Inthe event of rain class will be made up the followingThursday.AGE:7-9 yearsDAY:FridaysTIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amFEE: $41.00 Non-resident $51.00INSTRUCTOR: Sports R UsLOCATION: Memorial Park, LPmeet at sand volleyball courtsMIN/MAX: 3/7 per agencyCODE:150021.01 June 7 – July 5150021.02 July 12 – August 9NEWBreaking news on special eventsand attractions presented by yourPark District will now be availableNEWvia email. Submit your email addressand be the first to know what’s happening,when and where!Go to www.CPDLGP.org, click on contact,scroll to the bottom and submit your email toreceive the NEW “Park Bulletins”.Basketball CampThis camp will offer techniques on shooting, dribbling, passing,speed and quickness, body balance, floor spacing, safetyawareness and sportsmanship through skill contests and gameplay. Players will learn new basketball skills and safety throughfundamental coaching that will make them game ready.AGE:6-14 yearsDAY:Monday through ThursdayTIME: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmFEE: $120.00 Non-resident $130.00INSTRUCTOR: Kids FirstLOCATION: Memorial ParkMIN/MAX: 3/10 per agencyCODE:150029.01 June 10 - 13Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 39

SportsHorseback Riding CampsBeginner: This session is designed for the rider with little or noriding experience. All riders will ride one hour per day, learningbasic control of the horse in the saddle and on the ground.Riders will learn the correct riding position through explanation,exercise techniques, and demonstrations. Grooming techniquesand other horse management details will be taught.Intermediate: This session is for riders who have had someprior riding experience. Riders must be able to post the trot andhave had some experience with the canter. Riders will continueto practice riding the gaits of the horse, explore the worldof equitation patterns, and learn how to execute individualworkouts. Demonstrations will be given in the areas of horseshow preparation, driving, horse science and advanced equinemanagement. All campers will compete in a horse show todemonstrate their equestrian skills.NOTE: All riders must wear a safety helmet when riding.Helmets are available for rent for $5.00 per week. Allriders must also bring their own lunch and drink daily.AGE:8 – 18 yearsDAY; Monday through FridayTIME: 10:00 am – 4:00 pmFEE: $180.00 Non-resident $190.00INSTRUCTOR: New Traditions Riding AcademyLOCATION: 10100 S. Kean Avenue, Palos HillsMIN/MAX: 2/8CODE:150022.01 June 10 – June 14, Beginner150022.02 June 17 – June 21, Beginner150022.03 June 24 – June 28, Beginner150022.04 June 24 – June 28, Intermediate150022.05 July 8 – July 12, Beginner150022.06 July 15 – July 19, Beginner150022.07 July 15 – July 19, Intermediate150022.08 July 22 – July 26, Intermediate150022.09 July 29 – August 2, BeginnerTable TennisJoin us on Monday evenings for a few hours of open tabletennis. The Edgeball Table Tennis Agency will provide allsupplies needed for this activity. Pre-registration is required.No drop-ins permitted.AGE:14 and olderDAY:MondaysTIME: 7:30 – 9:30 pmFEE: $36.00 Non-resident $46.00INSTRUCTOR: T. McCormackLOCATION:MIN/MAX: 4/10CODE:150024.01 June 3- August 19IceSkating LessonsFor information, call thePark District office at 354-4580.LOCATION:Downers Grove Ice ArenaCODE:Spring Session150025.01May 3 – June 8(6-week instruction)Recreation Center, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LP40 www.CPDLGP.org • Follow us on Facebook

Insert this form, along with your credit card information, check, or money order payable to the Community Park District and drop off or mail to theCommunity Park District, 1501 Barnsdale Road, LaGrange Park, IL 60526. Registrations paid by credit card may be faxed to (708) 354-4577. Unlessotherwise notified, participants are accepted upon receipt of application and payment. Please refer to the registration procedures and randomdraw as specified on page 4 of this brochure.Head of Household:Email AddressAddress: City Zip1st Number to Call 2nd Number to Call 3rd Number to CallCommunity Park District desires to meet the leisure needs of all our residents. We will do our best to accommodate your requests.1. Do you or a family member require special assistance? Yes No If Yes, please contact the Park District office at 354-4580.2. Are there any allergies the CPD needs to be aware of that would effect participation in a class? Yes NoPlease state allergies in writing and attach to registration form.18 and underPARTICIPANT’S NAME SEX DATE OF BIRTH AGE GRADE PROGRAM NAME CODE FEEPHOTO INFORMATIONOn occasion, the park district staff or local newspaper photographers may takepictures of participants in our programs, classes or events. Please be aware that thesepictures are only for Park District use, most likely in future catalogues, brochures,pamphlets, flyers, or for publication in a local newspaper including Facebook.IMPORTANT INFORMATIONThe Community Park District is committed to conducting its recreation program andactivities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. TheCommunity Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that allparticipants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect theparticipants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registeringfor this program/activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury whenchoosing to participate in recreational activities/programs.You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward arephysically fit and/or skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It isalways advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way orrecently suffered an illness or impairment, to consult a physician before undertakingany physical activity.WARNING OF RISKRecreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical,mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and properpreparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still arisk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program.Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen.Depending on the particular activity, participant must understand that certainrisks, dangers and injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level orconditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects,inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, skill level or conditioning,ADULT SIGNATURE:carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate ordefective equipment, inadequate supervision,instruction or officiating, and all other circum -stances inherent to outdoor and indoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard,it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Community Park District to guaranteeabsolute safety.WAIVER AND RELEASEOF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in thisprogram/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving andreleasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward mightsustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associatedwith this program/activity (including transportation services/vehicle operation, whenprovided).I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury toparticipants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the risk of any and allinjuries, damages or loss regardless of severity, that my child/ward or I sustain as a resultof said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward mayhave (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activityagainist the Community Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers, and theemployees (herein collectively referred as Community Park District of LaGrange Park).I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Community Park District from anyand all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that minor child/ward or I may have or whichmay accrue to my child/ward or me and arising out or connected with, or in any wayassociated with this program/activity. I have read and fully understand the above importantinformation, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claim.Paid by:CheckTotal amount dueVisa Master Card Cash42DATE:If under 18 years of age, this form must be signed by a parent or guardian.Failure to sign this form could void your registration.Card Number:Expires:FOR YOUR SECURITY, PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL THIS COMPLETED FORM

SEASPARSEASPARProviding year round recreation programs for individuals withspecial needs.Check us out on the WEB,www.seaspar.org or call 630.960.7600for additional information.Calendar of EventsCalendar of EventsResident Registration mail/drop by5:00 pm Thursday, April 11, 2013Greenhouse Theater Center........................... Sunday, May 5Run for the Roses 5K Run/Walk.................Saturday May 18Shipshewana......................................................Tuesday, June 4Excited Science................................................... Friday, June 28White Sox Game...............................................Sunday, June 30Movie & Fun Under the Stars.............................Friday, July 5Brew Cruise............................................................ Friday, July 12Fun Night of Bridge........................................Tuesday, July 23Garden Tours.............................................. Tuesday, August 13Cubs Game.................................................. Monday, August 19Jazz & Blues Fest.....................................Friday, September 13Fall brochure mailed out week of July 29Resident Registration Form is located on page 42 43

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