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YOUTH recreationLeisure Unlimited, LLC SpringSpring classes will be held at the Recreation Center at Hillside, 700 W. BaselineChildren must be 3 by the first day of class and must be potty-trained. Bring a water bottleand wear tennis shoes.Instruction by: Leisure Unlimited,LLC staff. For more information: www.leisureunlimited.netPreschooler Sports Ages 3 – 5A fun and creative introduction to the world of sports and games. Coach Dave teaches the basics of a variety of sports including:basketball, tee-ball, soccer, football, floor hockey, lacrosse, pickleball and more! Silly drills reinforce the fundamentals whileletting kids advance at their own pace. We emphasize teamwork and effort in a safe, nurturing environment.Sports Sampler Ages 4 – 6A more detailed approach to the sports including basketball, football, soccer, hockey, tee-ball,lacrosse, short tennis and volleyball. Coach Dave uses various skills and drills to help reinforce thefundamentals while kids work at their own pace. During scrimmages, players will learn more aboutpositions, offense and defense.Activity Class Day Date Time Fee141107.01 Preschoolers Sports Tues Apr 9 - May 21 1:00 - 2:00p.m. $75 (resident)141108.01 Sports Sampler Tues Apr 9 - May 21 2:15 - 3:15p.m. $75 (resident)Novi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Summer CampsAll summer camps will be held Monday through Friday. Monday’s only for all weeks of camps will be held at theRecreation Center at Hillside, 700 W. Baseline. Tuesday through Friday will be held at the Northville CommunityCenter gym, 303 W. Main St. Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes.Staffed by: Leisure Unlimited,LLC www.leisureunlimited.netCollege Test Prep ClassesACTGREPrepare for the future in alow-stress, friendly, interactiveenvironment learning studyskills, time management,memory improvement andtest taking strategies.LSATGMAT• American College Testing (ACT)• Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)• Graduate Record Exam (GRE)• Law School Admission Test (LSAT)10Kiddie Kickers Soccer Ages 4 - 6A basic introduction to the non-stop action and fun ofsoccer. Using progressive drills, your toddlers will learnthe basics of trapping, dribbling, passing, throw-ins,shooting, player positions and rules. Kids advance attheir own pace in a safe and nurturing environment. Joinus for this positive learning experience.Sports Starters Ages 3 - 5An introduction to the wonderful world of sports andgames. The sports may include any of thefollowing: basketball, tee-ball, soccer, football, floorhockey, volleyball and more! Fun and silly drills reinforcethe fundamentals while kids advance at their own pace.We emphasize teamwork and effort in a safe, nurturingenvironment. Children must be 3 by the first day of classand must be potty-trained.Kiddie Tee-Ball Ages 4 - 6An introduction to baseball basics. Your youngster willlearn batting, base-running, catching, fielding, throwingand player positions. Fun, progressive drills help themgrasp the basics while they advance at their own pace.We emphasize effort, participation and teamwork.Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes. Mitt optional.Snack provided.Basketball Clinic & CampGrades K - 1st and 2nd - 3rdJump into the fast-paced game of basketball. Improveindividual and team skills through progressive drills,games and scrimmages. Players will learn dribbling,passing, positions, shooting techniques, rebounding,fakes, offenses and defenses. Emphasis is on fun, effort,teamwork and game comprehension. Snack provided.Kiddie Sports Ages 4 - 6Introduce your youngsters to the world of sports. Coaches teachthe basics in the following sports: soccer, floor hockey, lacrosse,basketball, tee-ball, volleyball, kickball and football. In addition,kids will play variations of traditional games for extra fun andsilliness. Our emphasis is on teamwork and effort in a safe,nurturing environment. Wear gym shoes and bring a water bottle.Snack provided. Children must be 4 by the first day of class.Sports Shorts Ages 3 - 5Your toddlers will love this first introduction to sports such assoccer, hockey, basketball, short tennis, football, tee-ball, volleyball,kickball, lacrosse and more! Toddlers will learn sport fundamentalssuch as throwing, catching, kicking and running with easy-tounderstandinstructions and silly games. Our nurturing instructorswill make sure your kids have a positive and fun learningexperience. Wear gym shoes and bring a water bottle. Toddlersmust be potty-trained and age three by the first day of class.Soccer Ages 3 - 5A basic introduction to the non-stop action and fun of soccer.Using progressive drills, your toddlers will learn the basics oftrapping, dribbling, passing, throw-ins, shooting, player positionsand rules. Kids advance at their own pace in a safe and nurturingenvironment. Join us for this positive learning experience.Activity Class Date Time Fee151902.01 Kiddie Kickers Soccer June17 - 21 9:30 - 10:45a.m. $55 (resident)151901.01 Sports Starters June 17 - 21 11:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $45 (resident)152302.01 Kiddie tee - ball June 17 - 21 12:30 - 2:30p.m. $80 (resident)152305.01 Basketball K - 1st July 8 - 12 9:30 - 11:30a.m. $80 (resident)152305.02 Basketball2nd & 3rd grade July 8 - 12 12:30 - 2:30p.m. $80 (resident)151903.02 Kiddie Sports Aug 12 - 16 9:30 - 11:30a.m. $80 (resident)151904.01 Sports Shorts Aug 12 - 16 12:30 - 1:30p.m. $45 (resident)151902.02 Soccer Aug 12 - 16 1:45 - 2:45p.m. $45 (resident)Continuing Education and Professional Development | www.schoolcraft.edu/cepd | 734.462.4448CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 11

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At Kumon, we do more than help your child gain a mastery of readingand math; we create a lifelong love of learning. Our specializedlearning program is the catalyst for growth that makes asuccessful future possible for your child — growth markedby self-confi dence, motivation and an insatiablepassion for learning.Kumon Math & Reading Center of Northville150 MainCentre #114, Northville, MI 48167248.347.4491 • www.kumon.com/northvilleKumon Math & Reading Center of Novi - East41431 West 10 Mile Rd., Novi, MI 48375248.347.4491 • www.kumon.com/novi-eastAcademic EnrichmentPre-K — 12th Grade800.ABC.MATH | www.kumon.comCall for aFREEPlacement Testgot sporting goods?Want Money?We are now buying used Lacrosse, Baseball,Golf, Weights, Fitness, Disc Golf, & other gear.New & Used Sporting GoodsBuy – Sell – Trade – Consign$10.00 OFFyour purchase of $50 or moreOne coupon per family. Can’t be combined with other coupons, discounts, oroffers. Coupon must be present. PIAS Novi only. Expires 7/1/2013.248-449-454425875 Novi Rd. @ Grand River© 2013 Kumon North America. All rights reserved.Play and Make MusicLooking for a place where your child can develop learningskills through music and motor activities, use cooperation andsocial skills to make new friends and be introduced to structuredactivities that will help prepare for pre-school? Come withyour child to experience open play on an indoor playground.Children sing, play rhythm instruments and move to the beatduring interactive music that focuses on concentration, followinginstructions and growing upon skills week to week. The openplayground fulfills your child’s insatiable energy and curiosity toexplore, play on balance beams, climbing structures, kid sizedtrampoline and dozens more toys and games.Marie Kennedy has combined her passion for working withchildren with her love of music. She has 20 years experienceteaching pre-school programs. Classes held at Total SportsComplex 41550 Grand River Ave., Novi, 48375; on the cornerof Grand River & Meadowbrook behind Gateway Condos.248-374-0500.Playtime Band AgesInfant6 months, walking with adultBaby10 - 18 months with adultToddler18 - 30 months with adultChild2.5 - 4 yrs with adultSiblings & Friends 1 - 4 yrs with adultSpringActivity # Class Day Dates Time Fee341505.09 Infant Fri Apr 26 - June 14 11:30a.m. - 12:15p.m. $86 (resident)341505.08 Baby Wed Apr 24 - June 12 9:15 - 10:00a.m. $99 (resident)341505.11 Baby Thurs Apr 25 - June 13 11:30a.m. - 12:15p.m. $99 (resident)341505.12 Toddler Wed Apr 24 - June 12 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $99 (resident)341505.13 Toddler Thurs Apr 25 - June 13 9:30 - 10:30a.m. $99 (resident)341505.16 Toddler Fri Apr 26 - June 14 10:00a.m. - 11:00a.m. $99 (resident)341505.14 Child Wed Apr 24 - June 12 11:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $99 (resident)341505.15 Child Thurs Apr 25 - June 13 10:30 - 11:30a.m. $99 (resident)Summer No classes: July 2 & 3Activity # Class Day Dates Time Fee141501.01 Baby Wed June 19 - July 31 9:30 - 10:30a.m. $79 (resident)141501.02 Toddler Tues June 18 - July 30 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $79 (resident)141501.03 Toddler Wed June 19 - July 31 10:30 - 11:30a.m. $79 (resident)141501.04 Child Wed June 19 - July 31 11:30a.m. - 12:30p.m. $79 (resident)141501.05 Siblings & Friends1st child Tues June 18 - July 30 11:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $79 (resident)141501.06 Siblings & Friends2nd child Tues June 18 - July 30 11:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $39.50 (resident)Summer Blast Camp Ages 3 - 5Who wants to go on a super spy mission,or celebrate Halloween in the summertime? Summer days at IXL offers a funspin on education. Taught by a certifiedteacher, our camp allows children to “playwith a purpose,” while developing independence,strengthening problem solving skills, as well as increasingmuscle development and self - help skills.One snack will be enjoyed each morning or afternoonsession, as well as a trip outdoors to get some fresh air.Once back inside the fun and learning doesn’t end. Wewill finish up our day with theme based teacher led centers.It’s sure to be a BLAST! IXL in Northville is located at43333 7 Mile Rd., for more information or questions,248-349-2223 or www.ixlkids.comSession One: June 17- July 19(no classes July 1 - 5)Activity # Day Times151009.01 Mon - Fri 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.02 Mon - Fri 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $265 (resident)Activity # Day Times151009.03 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.04 Mon, Wed, Fri 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $165 (resident)Activity # Day Times151009.05 Tues, Thurs 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.06 Tues, Thurs 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $115 (resident)Session Two: July 22 - Aug 16Activity # Day Times151009.07 Mon - Fri 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.08 Mon - Fri 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $265 (resident)Activity # Day Times151009.09 Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.10 Mon, Wed, Fri 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $165 (resident)Activity # Day Times151009.11 Tues, Thurs 9:00 - 11:30a.m.151009.12 Tues, Thurs 12:30 - 3:00p.m.Fee: $115 (resident)Tumble Tots Ages 1 - 3This program will provide your toddler with an opportunity to explore a wide variety of apparatus, such asspringboard, balance beam, uneven bars, large and small gross motor mats, trampoline and more.Parent must be able to participate until child has an understanding of structure.Location: Recreation Center at Hillside, Stinson Room.Spring OneActivity # Day Dates Time Fee321607.05 Wed Apr 10 - May 15 10:30 - 11:30a.m. $85 (resident)Novi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Spring TwoActivity # Day Dates Time Fee321607.06 Wed May 22 - June 26 10:30 - 11:30a.m. $85 (resident)YOUTH recreation14CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 15

YOUTH recreationSafety TownWelcome to the wonderful world ofSafety Town! Activities include safetylessons taught through art projects,videos, games and guest speakers likepolice officers, firefighters and muchmore. Children must be 5 years old and enteringKindergarten in the Fall of 2013. Please do not call thechurch for program information. Children need to bringa lunch including drink.Please Note: When packing your child’s lunch we askthat you do not send any food item with peanuts asmany children experience allergies. Also, please putyour child’s name on their lunch. We appreciate yourcooperation.Activity # Day Dates Time142901.01 Mon - Fri June 24 - 28 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.142901.02 Mon - Fri July 8 - 12 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.142901.03 Mon - Fri July 22 - 26 9:00a.m. – 1:00p.m.142901.04 Mon - Fri Aug 5 - 9 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.Fee: $100 (resident)Location: St. Paul Lutheran Church, 201 Elm St.Teen Volunteers Needed!!!Teens are needed to work with the children as theylearn and practice their safety lessons. All teensin middle school and high school are eligible forvolunteering. A terrific opportunity for youth groups,National Honor Society, Scouts, etc. Volunteers areneeded for all sessions on a first come first servedbasis. Once you have signed up to volunteer we askyou honor the entire time commitment to retainprogram continuity.Register at www.northvilleparksandrec.org If needinga user name and password go torecreation@ci.northville.mi.us Space is limited soregister early. No phone registration will be accepted.Sight Word BlastAges 5 - 6The fun a child experiences whenlearning to read his/her firstwords will set the stage for alifetime of reading. One of theNovi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.most important things parents can do for their children isto help them approach reading with confidence andexcitement. The Sight Word Blast program combinesthe fun of jumping, kicking balls, maneuvering throughobstacle courses, dancing, and game playing with sightword recognition to facilitate an enthusiasm for thebeginning reading experience. Come join the fun!Instruction is provided by Springwell Learning.For more information call (248) 686-2212.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee151005.01 Mon - Fri July 29 - Aug 2 9:30 - 10:20a.m. $85 (resident)Location: Northville Community Center StageLittle Ninjas Ages 4 - 5The Little Ninjas Karate Program is an introductory karate classspecifically designed for children ages 4 and 5. It focuses onteaching children 8 important main life skills: Focus, Memory,Teamwork, Discipline, Self-Control, Fitness, Balance andCoordination. All this is achieved through exciting and fun gamesand activities! Wear loose fitting clothes. A responsible adult mustremain in attendance during class.Activity # Day Date Time Fee232206.02 Thurs Apr 18 - May 30 5:00 - 5:30p.m. $60 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Waterford RoomGymnastics & Cheer-Pom CampAges 5 - 10Come join the fun and learn some new moves! Our certified allstar dance instructors will promote fitness, proper arm movements,dance routines, cheers, jumps, stretching, basic tumbling andstunting. Your child will also cover five important componentsto successfully be a team player: building unity, responsibility,leadership, discipline/rules and friendship.Pom-Poms and t-shirts are available for purchase for $15 on thefirst day of camp. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water, alunch including beverage (sorry, no fridge). A performance willtake place on the last day of camp at 2:30p.m. Also on the lastday, pizza and juice boxes will be served for lunch. Please Note:When packing your child’s lunch we ask that you do not send anyfood item with peanuts as many children experience allergies. Weappreciate your cooperation.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee152601.03 Mon - Fri July 15 - 19 9:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. $175 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Stinson RoomJumpin’ Allstars Jump Rope CampAges 6+The Jumpin’ Allstars are comingthis summer! Don’t miss thisaward winning nationally competitivejump rope team!! Getready for an energetic week ofjump roping! Jumpers will learna variety of jump rope skillsincluding single rope tricks,double dutch, wheels and longrope. On the last day we invitefamily and friends to join usand see what the jumpers have learned plus the Jumpin’ Allstarswill delight us with a short routine. Bring your own beaded jumprope or jump ropes will be available to purchase the first day for$7.00 (please bring exact change). Wear shorts and tennis shoesand bring water.Activity # Day Date Time Fee152701.01 Mon - Fri Aug 5 - 9 9:00 - 11:00a.m. $85 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside Gym.World of FriendshipsAges 7 - 9These camps will help your child understandand give ideas on how to besuccessful at havingfriendships. Camp includesfitness activities, a 30 minuteparent demonstration the last 30 minutes ofeach day of camp. Parents will also receive ahandout by email with an overview of campcontent. Campers need to bring one healthynut free snack and in an effort to be “green”please bring water in a reusable bottle.Wear tennis shoes and comfortable clothes.www.girlsempowered.com www.boysempowered.comFacebook Fan Page: Stop the Meanness, Spread the KindnessActivity # Ages 7 - 9 Day Date Time Fee152007.01 Boys Mon - Fri Aug 19 - 23 9:00 - 12:00p.m. $150 (resident)152007.03 Girls Mon - Fri Aug 19 - 23 1:00 - 4:00p.m. $150 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Crow’s Nest RoomCartooning WorkshopAll AgesLearn to draw cartoons even if you’rea beginner! Neal Levin’s CartooningWorkshop will teach you how throughsimple instructions and games. You’lleven get the chance to learn how to makeyou own. Fee is for all ages and includesone workshop and materials including afree booklet to take home. Neal Levin is afreelance cartoonist. He has taught over 45,000 students in1,200 workshops.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee342419.01 Thurs May 23 4:30 - 6:00p.m. $21 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Crow’s Nest RoomPlay, Props & Performance!Ages 6 - 10Join us for this new drama program! A great beginningacting experience with activities designed for the recreationsetting while making performing meaningful and fun for yourchild. Invite your family & friends on the last day to see theend result of your child’s acting skills.All materials included in fee.Please Note: Bring a lunch including beverage (sorry nofridge) When packing your child’s lunch we ask that you donot send any food item with peanuts as many childrenexperience allergies. We appreciate your cooperation.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee152406.01 Mon - Fri July 8 - 12 9:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. $170 (resident)Location: Northville Community Senior Center StageKids Power Karate Ages 6 - 12The Kids Power Karate Program offers traditional martial artstraining to children ages 6 through 12 and emphasizesself-defense, physical fitness, conflict resolution, team workand anti-kidnapping techniques. This program is designedspecifically for children and teaches prevention first. It doesnot promote active aggressiveness, but teaches children torespect themselves, others and the skills they learn. Thisintroductory program to traditional Tang Soo Do has beencommended by many communities, law enforcementpersonnel, teachers and parents for the positive impact it hason children. It is a 20-year proven program that is positive,fun, exciting and educational. There is no better program forkids! Wear loose fitting clothes. A responsible adult mustremain in attendance during class.Activity # Day Date Time Fee232205.02 Thurs Apr 18 - May 30 5:45 - 6:30p.m. $75 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Crow’s NestCirque AmongusAges 6-12Besides having a blast learning circus skills,getting dressed up, face paint and performingin a circus show, campers learn about teamworkand cooperation in a non-competitive atmosphere. Everyoneparticipates at their individual skill level. End the week with agrand performance on Friday! This is sure to be fun so don’tmiss it!! Morning & afternoon sessions available.Activity # Day Date Time Fee152008.01 Mon - Fri Aug 12 - 16 9:00 - 11:00a.m. $178 (resident)152008.02 Mon - Fri Aug 12 - 16 1:00 - 3:00p.m. $178 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at Hillside - Waterford & Stinson RoomsJune 18 – August 27This is a free program, sponsored by the NorthvilleDowntown Development Authority and Northville Parks& Recreation. Concerts are held at the Town Square inDowntown Northville (across from the Great Harvest),from 10:30a.m. – 11:30a.m. Don’t forget your waterbottle, hat and sunscreen!June 18 - GeminiJune 25 – Chautauqua ExpressJuly 2 - Imagination TheatreComplete schedule available in May.Performers are subject to change.Performances are held RAIN or SHINE!Rain locations will be held at Genitti’sHole-In-The-Wall Theatre(108 East Main, Northville).FREESponsored byYOUTH recreation16CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 17

YOUTH athleticsLACROSSE SPRING/SUMMER 2013Northville Parks and Recreation offers clinics, camps and spring team lacrosse forboys and girls 1st - 8th grade at all skill levels. All programs are held at NorthvilleCommunity Park. Read below to find the program that best fits your player. If youhave questions or would like to help coach a program, please contact us.Boys lacrosse - Kathy at kkoupal@ci.northville.mi.usGirls lacrosse - Stacey at Stacey@staceylax.comFor up to date information visit www.northvillelacrosse.comEquipmentBoys and girls new player clinic: Lacrosse stick, mouth guard, athletic cup (boys)and field shoes.Boys team and camp equipment required: Shoulder and elbow pads, lacrosse stick, lacrosse gloves,mouth guard, athletic cup, cleats and approved lacrosse helmet. A lacrosse jersey will be providedfor team programs.Girls team and camp equipment required: Girls lacrosse stick, cleats, mouth guard, and lacrosseeye guard. A lacrosse jersey will be provided for team play.Boys 5/6 and 7/8 Club LevelTeam LacrosseThis program is for boys who are: new to lacrosse, playinganother spring sport or interested in a shorter season than ourtravel team. This program is run in house and does not travelfor games. Coaches will work with players on the fundamentalsand game strategy to prepare them for competition. Allskill levels, novice to experienced are encouraged toparticipate. Twice a week practices at Northville CommunityPark will include drills and scrimmages. There will be 3 - 5games/scrimmages on Tues/Thurs and weekend days in May.Boys team meeting: March 12, 7:30p.m. at the NorthvilleCommunity Center.Registration closes March 19 or when team is filled.Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee312502.01 5 - 6 Tues/Thurs Mar 26 - May 23 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $175 (resident)312504.01 7 - 8 Tues/Thurs Mar 26 - May 23 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $175 (resident)Boys 3/4 Team, 5/6 and 7/8Travel Team LacrosseBoys 3/4 Team, 5/6 and 7/8 Travel Teams are full, pleaseemail Kkoupal@ci.northville.mi.us for individual availability.SPRING LACROSSENovi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Girls 5/6 and 7/8 Grade Team LacrosseCome join the fun and learn the exciting game of lacrosse.Coaches will work with players on the fundamentals andgame strategy to prepare them for competition. All skilllevels, novice to experienced are encouraged to join. Girlswill play 4 - 6 games on Tues/Thurs or Sundays around theNorthville area. If you are interested in helping, managing orcoaching please contact Stacey Tardich, girls lacrossecoordinator, at Stacey@staceylax.comRegistration closes March 19 or when team is filledGirls Team meeting: March 14, 5/6 - 6:45p.m.,7/8 - 7:30p.m. at the Northville Community CenterActivity # Grade Days Date Time Fee312505.01 7 - 8 Tues/Thurs Mar 26 - May 23 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $189 (resident)312505.02 5 - 6 Tues/Thurs Mar 26 - May 23 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $189 (resident)Boys and Girls New Player Clinic4th - 8th GradeThis five day clinic will focus on instruction and learning theexciting game of lacrosse. This is a great way to try out thegame. Beginners are encouraged to attend. Learn how topass, scoop, catch and cradle.Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee312507.01 Boys Tues/Thurs May 28 - June 11 6:00 - 7:00p.m. $65 (resident)312507.02 Girls Tues/Thurs May 28 - June 11 6:00 - 7:00p.m. $65 (resident)Little Laxers! Boys and Girls1st - 3rd GradeJoin us for a fun filled 5 day clinic and learn the basics oflacrosse. We use a soft foam ball for all our play! Bringyour stick and work on passing, catching, footwork and fungames.Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee312507.03 Boys Tues/Thurs May 28 - June 11 5:00 - 6:00p.m. $65 (resident)312507.04 Girls Tues/Thurs May 28 - June 11 5:00 - 6:00p.m. $65 (resident)Coming Fall of 2013 — Skills Clinic for boys and girls beginners to advanced September – OctoberLittle laxers in September Boys and Girls advanced 7v7 play for team players October – November.SUMMER LACROSSELax Nights - Boys and GirlsGrades 3rd - 12thJoin your friends and play lacrosse all summer long!This league is for experienced players wanting toplay and work on their skills in the off season.Eachsession will include skill work followed by scrimmages underthe supervision of our experienced lacrosse coaches.Lax nights is for boys 3rd - 12th grades and girls 6th - 12thgrades who have completed at least one season of team play.League runs for 7 weeks. Coaches will offer two make updays for those that need to miss class for any reason.Fee includes a reversible practice pennie.Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee113511.01 Boys 9 -12 Wed June 19 - July 31 7:00 - 8:30p.m. $149 (resident)113511.02 Boys 7 - 8 Tues June 18 - July 30 7:00 - 8:30p.m. $149 (resident)113511.05 Boys 5 - 6 Wed June 19 - July 31 5:30 - 7:00p.m. $149 (resident)113511.06 Boys 3 - 4 Tues June 18 - July 30 5:30 - 7:00p.m. $149 (resident)113511.03 Girls 9 - 12 Mon June 17 - July 29 7:00 - 8:30p.m. $149 (resident)113511.04 Girls 6 - 8 Mon June 17 - July 29 5:30 - 7:00p.m. $149 (resident)Boys 3rd - 8th Grades New PlayerSummer ClinicThis six day clinic will focus on instruction and learning theexciting game of lacrosse. This is a great way to try out thegame. Beginners are encouraged to attend. Learn how topass, scoop, catch and cradle. No class July 4.Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee113511.07 Boys 3 - 8 Thurs June 20 - Aug 1 6:00 - 7:00p.m. $79 (resident)Challenge Skills Lax Camps5th - 8th GradeCome play the fastest game on two feet! Camps are offered forboys and girls. Whether you are a beginner or experiencedtravel team player, here is a great opportunity to learn fromour exciting coaches. Coach Jake Kenney, Princeton NationalChampionship team member will lead the boys camp. CoachStacey Tardich, All American player and Northville High SchoolVarsity Coach will lead the girls camp. Camp includes dailydrills, instruction and scrimmages, learn from the best!!Activity # Grade Days Date Time Fee152311.01 Boys 5 - 6 Mon - Wed Aug 19 - 21 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $125 (resident)152311.02 Girls 5 - 6 Mon - Wed Aug 19 - 21 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $125 (resident)152311.03 Boys 7 - 8 Mon - Wed Aug 19 - 21 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $125 (resident)152311.04 Girls 7 - 8 Mon - Wed Aug 19 - 21 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. $125 (resident)Spring andSummer GolfTGA- Premier Junior GolfTGA is the only nationally recognized children’s enrichmentprogram. Children at all skill levels in Grades K - 7will learn swing fundamentals, putting, chipping, rules,etiquette and life values in a safe, nurturing environment.All equipment is provided. We guarantee a studentcoachratio approximately 7 - 1. All first-time studentsreceive a TGA cap and student handbook on the first day,plus a yellow hat clip upon completion of the six-weekcourse. Students who have advanced to orange, red,blue or black level will receive a different gift on the firstday and a hat clip on the last day. For more informationcontact Dave Robinson at (248) 252-0208 ordrobinson@golftga.com.Location: Recreation Center at Hillside South gym.SpringActivity # Day Dates Time Fee314603.01 Mon Apr 15 - May 20 4:15 - 5:15p.m. $139 (resident)Summer CampsTGA, the only nationally recognized children’s enrichmentprogram, has expanded to six Northville camp sessionsthis summer. Each week-long session includes three daysof skills instruction at Salem Hills Golf Course, wherestudents will rotate between driving range, chipping,putting and rules/etiquette stations. The week concludeswith two days of on-course play at Downing Farms GolfCourse. We guarantee a student/coach ratio ofapproximately 8 - 1 on the first three days and 4 - 1 onplaying days, where there is an instructor accompanyingeach foursome. All students will receive a collared golfshirt, three TGA logo golf balls, plus tees and ball markers.Open to golfers entering grades1st - 9th in theFall of 2013.For more information please contact Dave Robinson at248-252-0208 or drobinson@golftga.com.Camp Locations: Mon/Tues/Wed: Salem Hills8810 W. Six Mile Road, NorthvilleThurs/Fri: Downing Farms Golf Course8145 Seven Mile Road, NorthvilleActivity # Day Dates Time152310.01 Mon - Fri June 17 - 21 8:30 - 11:30a.m.152310.02 Mon - Fri June 24 - 28 8:30 - 11:30a.m.152310.03 Mon - Fri July 15 - 19 8:30 - 11:30a.m.152310.04 Mon - Fri July 29 - Aug 2 8:30 - 11:30a.m.152310.05 Mon - Fri Aug 5 - 9 8:30 - 11:30a.m.152310.06 Mon - Fri Aug 19 - 23 8:30 - 11:30a.m.Fee: $199 (resident)YOUTH athletics24CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 25

YOUTH athletics26Learn the sport of a lifetime with youth tennis lessons! Classes are arranged by age and ability. Wehave added new classes to meet your busy schedules, including weekdays and weekends! Tennis ProTodd Beyer and his staff return for their third year with us! Bring your racquet, water and tennis shoes.Beginner/Adv Beg - for players that are new to the sport or have had some experience. Class will teachand review fundamentals through drills and fun/competitive games.Intermediate - for players who can sustain a rally and already know the fundamentals of the game.Classes will be faster paced and include stroke instruction, games and point play situations. Students willbe divided by ability in class.Tots - Introduction to tennis with low impact balls. Bring a small light weightracquet, water and tennis shoes.Lessons — Fun introduction and review of fundamentals using drills, gamesand friendly competition.Make-up classes: are offered for any reason by allowing you to attend another scheduled class thatworks for you. Rain-out classes will also be offered each session. If the courts are dry we play!New Tennis weather hotline! Call for cancellation status: 248-349-0203 x.1401.Visit: www.northvilleparksandrec.org to sign up today!Spring Session: May 4 – June 8 • Summer I Session: June 15 – July 20 • Summer II Session: July 27 – August 24No Classes May 27th and July 4th.Spring SessionTots Tennis Ages 4 - 6Activity # Day Date Time Fee212705.01 Sat May 4 - June 8 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $59 (resident)212705.02 Tues/Thurs May 7 - June 6 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $90 (resident)212705.03 Mon/Wed May 6 - June 5 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $99 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 7 – 9Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee212704.01 Beg - Inter Sat May 4 - June 8 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $65 (resident)212704.02 Beg - Inter Mon/Wed May 6 - June 5 5:30 - 6:30p.m. $115 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 9 - 11Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee212703.01 Beg - Inter Sat May 4 - June 8 11:00 - 12:30p.m. $96 (resident)212703.02 Beg - Inter Tues/Thurs May 7 - June 6 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $192 (resident)Teen Tennis Ages 11 - 15Activity # Day Dates Time Fee212702.01 Sat May 4 - June 8 12:30 - 2:00p.m. $96 (resident)212702.02 Mon/Wed May 6 - June 5 4:00 - 5:30p.m. $172 (resident)JV Tennis Ages 14 - 18Activity # Day Dates Time Fee212701.01 Sat May 4 - June 8 12:30 - 2:00p.m. $96 (resident)212701.02 Mon/Wed May 6 - June 5 4:00 - 5:30p.m. $172 (resident)Youth TennisLocation: Fish Hatchery Tennis Courts, 641 Fairbrook, NorthvilleSummer I SessionTots Tennis Ages 4 – 6Activity # Day Date Time Fee142109.01 Tues/Thurs June 18 - July 11 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $69 (resident)142109.02 Mon/Wed June 17 - July 10 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $79 (resident)142109.03 Sat June 15 - July 20 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $59 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 7 – 9Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee142106.01 Beg - Inter Sat June 15 - July 20 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $75 (resident)142106.02 Beg/Adv Beg Mon/Wed June 17 - July 17 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $115 (resident)142106.03 Intermediate Mon/Wed June 17 - July 17 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $115 (resident)142106.04 Beg - Inter Mon/Wed June 17 - July 17 5:00 - 6:00p.m. $115 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 9 - 11Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee142103.01 Beg - Inter Sat June 15 - July 20 11:00 - 12:30p.m. $115 (resident)142103.02 Beg - Inter Mon/Wed June 17 - July 17 6:00 - 7:00p.m. $115 (resident)142103.03 Beg/Adv Beg Mon/Wed June 17 - July 17 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $115 (resident)142103.04 Intermediate Tues/Thurs June 18 - July 18 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $115 (resident)Teen Tennis Ages 11 - 15Activity # Day Date Time Fee142102.01 Sat June 15 - July 20 11:00a.m. - 12:30p.m. $115 (resident)142102.02 Tues/Thurs June 18 - July 18 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $172 (resident)142102.03 Fri June 21 - July 19 10:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. $96 (resident)JV Tennis Ages 14 - 18Novi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Activity # Day Date Time Fee143102.01 Sat June 15 - July 20 12:30 - 2:00p.m. $115 (resident)143102.02 Tues/Thurs June 18 - July 18 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $172 (resident)143102.03 Fri June 21 - July 19 10:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. $96 (resident)TENNIS CAMPS- Intermediate levelCamps are geared toward intermediate players who cansustain a rally and already know the fundamentals of thegame. Camps will include 4 days of stroke instruction,games, point play situations, singles and doubles! Playerswill be divided by skill level and age. The last day of campwill feature a fun “team tennis” competition for all levels!Bring your friends and enjoy the game of a lifetime!SUMMER TENNIS CAMPSCamp includes 4 mornings of instruction and games toimprove your child’s tennis skills.Activity # Day Date Time Age Fee152307.01 Mon - Thurs June 24 - 27 11:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. Teen (12+) $99 (resident)152307.02 Mon - Thurs July 15 - 18 11:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. Teen (12+) $99 (resident)152307.03 Mon - Thurs July 22 - 25 5:00 - 6:30p.m. 7 - 15 yrs $75 (resident)152307.04 Mon - Thurs Aug 5 - 8 11:30a.m. - 1:30p.m. 7 - 15 yrs $99 (resident)152307.05 Mon - Thurs Aug 12 - 15 11:30a.m. - 1:30p.m. 7 - 15 yrs $99 (resident)Summer II SessionTots Tennis Ages 4 - 6Activity # Day Date Time Fee142109.04 Tues/Thurs July 16 - Aug 15 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $99 (resident)142109.05 Sat July 27 - Aug 24 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $49 (resident)142109.06 Mon/Wed July 15 - Aug 14 4:00 - 5:00p.m. $99 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 7 - 9Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee142106.05 Beg/Adv Beg Mon/Wed July 29 - Aug 21 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $102 (resident)142106.06 Intermediate Mon/Wed July 29 - Aug 21 9:00 - 10:00a.m. $102 (resident)142106.07 Beg – Inter Mon/Wed July 29 - Aug 21 5:00 - 6:00p.m. $102 (resident)142106.08 Beg – Inter Sat July 27 - Aug 24 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $65 (resident)Youth Tennis Ages 9 - 11Activity # Level Day Date Time Fee142103.05 Beg - Inter Sat July 27 - Aug 24 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $55 (resident)142103.06 Beg/Adv Beg Mon/ Wed July 29 - Aug 21 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)142103.07 Beg - Inter Mon/ Wed July 29 - Aug 21 6:00 - 7:00p.m. $96 (resident)142103.08 Intermediate Tues/Thurs July 30 - Aug 22 10:00 - 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)Teen Tennis Ages 11 - 15Activity # Day Date Time Fee142102.04 Tues/Thurs July 30 - Aug 22 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $153 (resident)142102.05 Fri Aug 2 - Aug 23 10:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. $77 (resident)142102.06 Sat July 27 - Aug 24 12:30 - 2:00p.m. $96 (resident)JV Tennis Ages 14 - 18Activity # Day Date Time Fee143102.04 Fri June 21 - July 19 10:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. $96 (resident)143102.05 Tues/Thurs July 30 - Aug 22 5:00 - 6:30p.m. $153 (resident)143102.06 Fri Aug 2 - Aug 23 10:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. $77 (resident)143102.07 Sat July 27 - Aug 24 12:30 - 2:00p.m. $96 (resident)Northville Baseball and Softball Association, (NBSA is avolunteer based organization dedicated to advancing thecause of baseball and softball to our communities’ youngball players. Fun is our number one goal! If you areinterested in being involved with NBSA, meetings are heldon the last Monday of each month at the NorthvilleTownship Hall, 44405 Six Mile Road.For more information about Northville Baseball & SoftballAssociation, including a calendar of events and registration,please visit our website at www.NBSAonline.org, or call(248) 348-6677.Two levels of competition are available:House Play - Recreational LeaguesAges 4-7, Co-ed Ages 7-17, Boys Ages 7-17,GirlsTravel PlayAges 9-18 Boys and Girls teams.Travel players register with their coaches.CoachesPlease volunteer to coach. It is a great opportunity to work with ouryoung players and support our program. Training for coaches isprovided free of charge.UmpiresAnyone 14 and older by July 31 may apply. No experiencenecessary as schooling is provided. Parent / Child umpiring teamsencouraged. Questions should be directed to Bob Boshoven at(248) 347-5915.SoccerNorthvilleRecreational Youth Soccer Ages 3-18 is coached byvolunteer parents. All teams will play 8 games and havepractices each season. Ages 3-5 playing 3 v 3 small sided games(better for development) Ages 6-8 playing 5 v 5 Ages 9-18. Local Travel with surrounding communities Adult Soccer: Over 30s coed, over 30s men’sTo learn more and register go to our website:www.NorthvilleSoccer.orgFor tryouts forMichigan Rush Soccer go towww.MichiganRush.comAcademy: Ages 5 to 8Select: Ages 8 to 12Premier: Ages 13 to 18Since 1973 Northville SoccerAssociation & Michigan RushFirst TimeVolunteer Coach?Join us each month onthe first Tuesday at 7:30PM in the Hillside MiddleSchool Forum room,where you will learn howto run an age appropriatepractices that is both funand instructive by ourlicensed staff.Steve McGuirkPresident ofNorthville SoccerCREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 27YOUTH athletics

YOUTH athletics282 Volleyball TrainingOpportunities withTom TeetersCoach Teeters has over 35 years coachingexperience; achievements include High SchoolState Championships and College NationalChampionships! In addition, Coach Teeters is notedfor his training of all levels, 5 years old to adults.Coming Soon... Semi-Private & GroupVolleyball Training for ages 5 and up.Work your training into your schedule withflexible times and dates. Interested partiesplease contact sjostes@ci.northville.mi.us formore information and ways to register.After School Volleyball Mini-ClinicsAges 1st – 9th gradesCoach Teeters will train a set of specific skills(Serve & Serve Receiving, Spiking & Blocking,Games and Teams Drills, Setting Training, &Defense & Libro Training) during this new afterschool program offered March, April & May.Each session is 4 ~ 1 hour sessions. Clinics arescheduled through out the week, see the monthlyschedule online at northvilleparksandrec.org.Fee is $60/hr. min: 2, max: 12Volleyball CampAges 6 – 18 yearsCampers of all skill levels will learn basic andadvanced skills of the game. Players will be dividedinto groups depending upon their starting abilitylevel. Camp will include daily scrimmages, contestsand much more. There will be a counselor to studentratio of 1:10. min: 12, max: 30Deadline to register: Session 1 - June 17Session 2 - July 15Session 3 - July 29Activity # Day Dates Time113318.01 Mon - Fri June 24 - 28 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.113318.02 Mon - Fri July 22 - 26 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.113318.03 Mon - Fri Aug 5 - 9 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.Location: Recreation Center at HillsideFee: $110 (resident)Volleyball Hitting/Serving CampAges 6 – 18 yearsThe camp will introduce & break down differentspiking and attaching techniques including the slide,back row attack, tip & taking care of the overpass.The staff to student ratio will be 1:10.Deadline to register: July 10. min: 12, max: 30Activity # Day Dates Time113318.04 Mon - Fri July 15 - 19 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.Location: Recreation Center at HillsideFee: $110 (resident)7th, 8th Grade Girls Volleyball ClinicThis clinic is for Northville School District girls who areinterested in learning competitive volleyball and have a desire to tryout for the middle school volleyball teams or to just want to learnthe game. Deadline is August 1, 2013. After that, if there is room,on a first come, first served basis, we will start accepting interested6th graders and out of school district players. max: 40. Instructors:Ann Hutchins, former Livonia HS Coach, Nationally CertifiedVolleyball Referee and Laura Alves, former AAU Coach, StateCertified Volleyball Referee.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee113314.01 Mon - Thurs Aug 19 - 22 1:00 - 4:00p.m. $85 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at HillsideYouth Sports CampsSports Around Town will provide yourchild with an introductory to the varioussports as noted below. There will be acounselor to student ratio of 1:10. Eachwill receive a certificate of achievement.Campers will need tennis shoes, bring a sack lunch and water.min: 10, max: 40 for each camp.All Sports CampAges 7 – 12 yearsA variety of sports will be covered, baseball, basketball, touchfootball, floor hockey and volleyball.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee112218.02 Mon - Fri July 15 - 19 9:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. $160 (resident)Location: Recreation Center at HillsideBasketball CampNovi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Ages 7 – 12 yearsCampers will receive group and individual instruction focusing onthe basic fundamentals of the game to include dribbling, passing,positions, teamwork and rules which will cumulate in various skillscompetition and a mini tournament.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee112218.01 Mon - Fri Aug 19 - 23 9:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. $160 (resident)Location: Hillside Middle School GymFlag FootballLearn the basic of flag football.Players will be grouped by age,coached at their level of understanding, and play fun,low competition games. Instruction will be conductedby Jump Start Sports staff coaches leading and parents assisting tocall the plays for their teams. All teams receive the same instructionin a planned and organized practice. Jump Start Sports staff willalso officiate and supervise all games to ensure equal playing time,a rotation of players in various positions. The program is open togirls and boys entering grades 1 – 4. All equipment provided. Feeincludes a tee-shirt and participation medal. For more info go towww.JumpStartSports.com. No camp July 4. Camp held rain orshine. Location: Community Park field #13.Activity # Grades Day Dates Time Fee152304.01 1 & 2 Thurs June 13 - July 25 6:00 - 7:15p.m. $65 (resident)152304.02 3 & 4 Thurs June 13 - July 25 6:00 - 7:15p.m. $65 (resident)LEAGUES, ADULT (18 years and older)BASKETBALL: Men’s and Women’s - TBDSOFTBALL: Men’s, Women’s, and CoedVOLLEYBALL: INDOOR, Spring Women’s and Reverse COEDVOLLEYBALL SAND: Men’s, Women’s, Coed, 2’s, 4’s, Competitive, IntermediateSoftball, Slow - Pitch COED, Men’s,Women’s LeaguesASA rules & regulations apply,D and E level of play, twodivisions for COED. Leaguesare organized dependent uponthe number of teams entered,max 10 min 5. Games arescheduled to begin the weekof May 5th season ends with adouble elimination tournament.Registration Fee includes softballs, scorebooks, rulebooks,and ASA registration. There will be a MANAGERSMEETING for each league prior to the season start, locationTBA. ASA certified umpires, umpire fees $14/team paidprior to play. Registration 2012 returning teams beginsJanuary 14th, registration then open to all teams Feb 4th.No games May 12, 27, June 16 or 4th of July week.Activity # League Day Date Game Times114103.01 COED Sun May 5 - Aug 2:00, 3:15, 4:30, 5:45p.m.114104.01 COED Sun May 5 - Aug 2:00, 3:15, 4:40, 5:45p.m.114101.01 Men’s Mon May 6 - Aug 6:20, 7:30, 8:40, 9:50p.m.*114102.01 Women’s Tues May 21 - Aug 6:20, 7:30, 8:40, 9:50p.m.**Men’s and women’s 6:20 and 9:50p.m., are rain make-up game timesFee: $430 per team, $56 refund for no forfeitsLocation: Community Park, Beck Rd between 5 Mile and 6 Mile RoadsSoftball, Senior 55+ TEAM forRecreational PlayNot quite ready to hang up the glove and cleats?Northville is recruiting players to form teams for participationin the Kensington Valley Senior Softball League (KVSSL). TheLeague is made up of teams from surrounding communitiesand home games will be played at Northville’s CommunityPark, travel (Howell, South Lyon, Novi, etc) will be required atplayer’s expense. ASA rules & regulations apply inconjunction with KVSSL rules. Registration Fee covers gameballs, ASA registration and team jersey.Additional umpire fees $14/team paid prior to play (notincluded). Contact Charlie Gabbeart, Athletic Supervisor foradditional information (248) 449-9947Activity # League Day Date Game Times Fee115101.01 Mens Tues May 28 - Aug 10:00a.m. $40 (resident)Location: Ford Field, Downtown NorthvilleVolleyball, Spring Indoor EveningWomen’s and Intermediate COEDLeagueNumber of games depends on number of teams registered,min: 8, max: 12. Officials fee, $12/team paid prior to startof each match, 3 games per match.Game times 6:30, 7:35, 8:40, and 9:45p.m. (if needed).Activity # League Day Date314309.06 Women’s Mon Apr 15 - Jun 24314309.07 Rev COED Mon Apr 15 - Jun 24Fees: $230/team $48 refund if no forfeitsLocation: Recreation Center at HillsideSand Volleyball Adult, 18 & overPlay Sand Volleyball in Northville. We have the four bestsand courts in the area. The sand is from the westernMichigan sand dunes. Leagues fill quickly so register early.The league is self refereed. min: 4, max: 8Day: Monday - Men Two’s (16 teams)Tuesday - Coed Four’s “A” and “B” divisions (8 teams each)Wednesday - Coed Two’s (16 teams)Thursday - Women Two’s & Four’s (8 teams each)Friday - Coed Four’sRegistration: Returning teams – April 9, 10, 11, 2013New teams starting April 12 based on availability.Start Date: Approximately the week of May 20, 2013Time: 6:30p.m. & 7:40p.m.Fees: $115/Team - Four’s$100/Team - Two’s$10 fee per non-resident player$25 refunded if no forfeitsLocation: Northville Recreation Area West, Hines Drive just south ofSeven Mile Road on east side of Hines Drive.Special Thank You to our Fall and Winter Volleyball and Softball team sponsors…CJ Brewing Co Northville Sports Den Rusty BucketDetroit Kovas Play It Again Sports Starting GateCREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 29ADULT athletics

ADULT athleticsAdult Spring & Summer Tennis 2013Come join the fun and learn the exciting game of tennis with our pro Todd Beyer andstaff. Lessons will be offered for beginner to advanced levels. We have added newclasses to meet your busy schedule, including morning and evening. Bring your racquet,water and tennis shoes.Make-up classes: offered for any reason (including your vacation) by attending anotherscheduled class of the same level. Rain-out classes will be offered each session. If thecourts are dry we play!New tennis weather hotline! Call for cancellation status: 248-349-0203 x1402. Forprogram information, contact Stacy, program coordinator: ssloan@ci.northville.mi.usVisit: www.northvilleparksandrec.org to sign up!Location: Fish Hatchery Tennis Courts, 641 Fairbrook, Northville.Adult Beginner/Advanced BeginnerFor players who are new to the sport or have had some experience.Players will learn/build on their skills and reviewfundamentals through drills and fun/competitive games.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee314701.01 Tue May 7 - June 4 9:30 – 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)314701.02 Wed May 8 - June 5 9:30 - 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)314701.03 Mon May 6 - June 3 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $96 (resident)114701.01 Wed June 12 - July 17 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $109 (resident)114701.02 Mon June 17 - July 22 7:00 - 8:30p.m. $109 (resident)114701.03 Wed July 24 - Aug 28 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $96 (resident)114701.04 Mon July 29 - Aug 26 7:00 - 8:30p.m. $96 (resident)Adult Advanced Beginner/IntermediateFor players who have learned the basic rules, strokes andcan sustain a rally. Class will build on skills through drillsand fun/ competitive games.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee314701.04 Mon May 6 - June 3 9:30 - 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)314701.05 Thurs May 9 - June 6 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $96 (resident)314701.06 Fri May 10 - June 7 9:30 - 11:00a.m. $96 (resident)114702.01 Mon June 17 - July 22 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $90 (resident)114702.02 Thurs June 13 - July 25 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $115 (resident)114702.03 Fri June 14 - July 19 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $115 (resident)114702.04 Mon Jul 29 - Aug 19 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $115 (resident)114702.05 Fri Jul 26 - Aug 30 9:00 - 10:30a.m. $115 (resident)114702.06 Thurs Aug 1 - Aug 29 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $96 (resident)Adult Intermediate/AdvancedReady to amp up your game? This class is for players whohave had tennis experience and would prefer a faster pacedlesson. Players will enjoy drills and competitive point play.Activity # Day Dates Time Fee314701.07 Tues May 7 - June 4 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $96 (resident)114703.01 Tues June 11 - July 16 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $115 (resident)114703.02 Tues July 23 - Aug 27 6:30 - 8:00p.m. $115 (resident)Three Sessions:Spring, May 6 - June 7Summer I, June 10 - July 26Summer II, July 29 - Aug 30No classes May 27 and July 4.Novi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Adult Doubles Play!Come join us for a fun evening of doubles tennis.Our pro will be there to set up matches and fill inwhen needed. Advanced/Beginner andintermediate players who can consistently score,serve and sustain a rally will enjoy this new match playprogram!Activity # Day Dates Time Fee314701.08 Wed May 8 - June 5 11:00 - 12:30pm $54 (resident)114704.01 Wed June 19 - July 24 7:00 - 8:30pm $54 (resident)114704.02 Wed Jul 24 - Aug 28 7:00 - 8:30pm $54 (resident)Adult Saturday Night TennisPlay and Bar-B-Q(Special Event feature)Join Todd Beyer for a fun night of tennisdoubles and stay for “Chef Todd’s” Bar-B-Q! Thisspecial event will include great food and is open to alladvanced beginner through intermediate players whocan keep score, serve, and sustain a rally. Enjoy twohours of tennis followed by dinner at the Fish HatcheryPark shelter.Activity # Day Date Time Fee114705.06 Sun Aug 18 6:00 - 8:00p.m. $19 (resident)FREE Tuition*for 1 year!FREE1st week*with no financialobligation*1 winner selected 3 times each year from first 38 familiesenrolled each time! $4,800-10,000 is Value of FREE Tuition.Do you want your child to be ready for kindergarten?Check out our proprietary and exclusive LIFESMARTCurriculum for ages six weeks and up!Enroll in our 2013 summer program and get $109 cash back!Our Exclusive GUARANTEE:We believe that you and your child will love our learning andfun-filled center so much that we are willing to take all the riskthrough Tutor Time. After you enroll, if you become dissatisfiedwith our service for any reason, we will refund 1 week tuition,no questions asked. 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Hidden SpringVeterinary ClinicEmail us at: contactus@hiddenpringvet.com(248) 349-259848525 W. Eight MileNorthville, MI 48167www.hiddenspringvet.com$5 OFF***CLIENT LOYALTY COUPON**Spend $50 or more,get $5 off your next visit*Some restrictions applyFree 1st Exam***NEW CLIENT COUPON**Complimentary 1st ExamNew Clients Only*Some restrictions apply. Up to $32 value.Providing quality pet care for over 35 yearsPiano RecitalSean McCullough, an Eagle Scout candidate, will be hostinga piano recital and a light lunch at the Northville CommunityCenter. Several scouts from Troop 755 will be performingat all levels. Please join Sean and his troop as he strivesto complete his Eagle Scout Ranking. Pre-registration isrequired by calling (248) 349-4140, no later thanMarch 27, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee375216.01 Wed Apr 3 1:00 - 2:30p.m. FREELocation: Northville Community CenterTigers Opening Day CelebrationROAR SOME MORE!!!!!! Wear your orange and blue andbring your appetite. Join us for lunch as we cheer on theDetroit Tigers on TV for opening day – rain or shine! Thisevent is sponsored by Oakmont Northville. Registrationdeadline is Tuesday, April 2, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee375215.02 Fri Apr 5 12:30p.m. till end of game FREELocation: Northville Community CenterA Thousand Letters HomeIn 2006, after the death of her father, Aarol “Bud” Irish,author Teresa Irish opened her fathers Army trunk that hadresided in the family home her entire life. Nestled in it werenearly 1000 letters from WWII written to his parents andto the sweetheart who would later become his wife. Thefirsthand account through the eyes, heart and words of onesoldier mirrors the journeys of many who served in this war.Bud poured out his thoughts and feelings in these letters.You will hear about the transition from boy to man during histime as a soldier.Ms. Irish is currently touring the country for book signingevents. We are very excited to have Ms. Irish share thebeautiful, romantic and historical letters with us.Refreshments provided by American House.Pre-registration is required by calling (248) 349-4140, nolater than April 12, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee675215.01 Wed Apr 17 10:00 – 11:30a.m. FREELocation: Northville Community CenterKnitting, Crocheting andNeedlework ClubOnce a month, our needlework enthusiasts meet to shareideas, patterns and current projects in an informal setting.All abilities are welcome and this group is open to all formsof needlework. Registration is not required and there is nofee – just drop in!The group meets in the Northville Community Center, Russellroom from 10:00a.m. – 12:00p.m. on the 3rd Thursdayof each month. Call the community center to verify date at(248) 349-4140.Money Smart WeekBe A Money SMARTY! 40 Tips: Identity Theft,Annuities, Retirement & CreditFree to attend and free from sales pitches, you’ll receivetop-notch information from sources you can trust; and no onewill try to sell you anything!Part of the Federal Reserve Bank’s Money Smart Week, the‘Be a Money SMARTY!’ presentation brings togetherrecognized experts to present on today’s 4 hottest moneyrelatedtopics you need to know about. In this entertainingand informative ‘lightning round’ format, each expert will‘leave it all at the podium’ by presenting their ‘top 10 in 10minutes.’ You’ll get up-to-date information on Credit andDebt, Identity Theft and Fraud, Annuities and Long-term Care,and Pre/Post-Retirement Planning. A one-page recap of eachtopic, complete with additional resources, will be provided.Valuable community resource fair follows presentation.Made possible by the Michigan Department of Licensing andRegulatory Affairs-Securities Division, and the InvestorProtection Trust, Washington D.C., among others.Registration deadline is Friday, April 19, 2013.10:00 - 11:30a.m. Presentation11:30a.m. - 12:30p.m. Resource FairActivity # Day Date Time Fee395207.01 Thurs Apr 25 10:00a.m. - 12:30p.m. FREELocation: Northville Community CenterFashion Frenzy!Join us at the Northville Community Center for our FashionFrenzy fashion show luncheon. Our models will be wearingfashions by Dress Barn, courtesy of the Novi Town Centerstore. Prizes and lunch sponsored by American House. Bringyour friends but register early as the last fashion show wassold out! Pre-registration is required by calling(248) 349-4140, no later than May 14, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee675303.02 Wed May 22 11:30a.m. - 2:00p.m. $18Location: Northville Community CenterB-I-N-G-O!Oakmont Senior Living of Northville proudly sponsors BINGOat the Northville Community Senior Center every 2ndThursday of the month (call to verify date when registering).Prizes and refreshments are provided. Pre-registration isrequired by calling (248) 349-4140.50+ Coed Drop-In Morning VolleyballIt’s time to get moving and put those muscles to work. Comeout and play volleyball. All levels of play are welcome. Wehave two nets so we can have a recreational and acompetitive net. This is a chance to make new friends orbring along your buddies. All times are subject to change,be sure to pick up a monthly open gym schedule or visit ourwebsite and click on “Open Activities”Day Time Fee LocationMon/Wed/Fri 10:00a.m.- 12:00p.m. $1/player Recreation Center at HillsideADULT programs34CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 35

SENIOR programsNorthville Senior Adult ServicesOffice Phone: (248) 349-4140 • Fax: (248) 348-5275Transportation Office: (248) 449-9934Website: www.northvilleseniors.orgOffice Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.Northville provides a wide range of year round activities and services for residents age 50 and older.The Senior Adult Services office is located in the Northville Community Center, 303 W. Main Street.In addition to special events and workshops, the following regularly scheduled programs and servicesinclude:Blood Pressure/Blood Sugar Screening: 2 nd Tuesdayof each month 11:00a.m. – 1:00p.m. FREEBus Transportation: Northville Community Centerprovides curb-to-curb bus transportation for City/Township residents who are 60+ or have a documenteddisability. Travel is within a four mile radiusof Northville for grocery shopping, mall, hair salon,etc and a eight mile radius for doctor and dentistappointments. Reservations must be made 2 businessdays in advance. Call (248) 449-9934 for moreinformation and to schedule your ride. Price range isfrom $6 to $10 round trip. Closed the 1st Wednesdayof each month.Weekly grocery runs:• Tuesday 12:30 – 2:30p.m. Meijer• Friday 12:30 – 2:30p.m. Kroger andHiller’s MarketFee: $6 roundtripMedical Loan Equipment: borrow walkers, wheelchairs,crutches and more. FREE!Liquid Nutrition Distribution Site: Ensure is distributedon the 4 th Friday of the month 9:30a.m. – 12:30p.m.Alzheimer Support Group: 2 nd Tuesday of each monthat 6:30p.m.Newsletter: The Inspire newsletter is published everyother month (January-February, March-April, May-June, July-August, September-October, November-December) and includes monthly programs andevents. Subscriptions mailed to your home for only$12/year or available online atwww.northvilleseniors.org.Telephone Reassurance Calls: Homebound residents canreceive a telephone call to check on their well-being.Calls are made by a volunteer to your home on Monday,Wednesday and Friday.Landscape Painting Class: held on the 3 rd Tuesday of themonth at 10:00a.m.Knitting, Crocheting and Needlework ClubOnce a month, our needlework enthusiasts meet to shareideas, patterns and current projects in an informalsetting. All abilities are welcome and this group is opento all forms of needlework. Registration is not requiredand there is no fee – just drop in! The group meets inthe Northville Community Center, Russell room from10:00a.m. – 12:00p.m. on the 3rd Thursday of eachmonth. Call the community center to verify date at(248) 349-4140.Foot Reflexology: By appointment only on the 2 nd andlast Wednesday of each month, 9:00a.m. - 2:00p.m.Friday Flicks: a movie is shown every Friday at 1:00p.m.Walking: Daily walking in the gym Monday – Friday,8:00a.m. – 9:30a.m.Nutrition: Daily lunch meal provided Monday – Fridayat Allen Terrace, 401 High Street.Contact – (800) 851-1454 (Wayne County) or(810) 632-2155 (Oakland County)Cards and Games:Mah Jongg: Monday, 9:00a.m.Euchre: Monday, 12:30p.m.Single Deck Pinochle: Tuesday, 12:30p.m.Bridge: Wednesday, 12:00pm and 6:15p.m.Double Deck Pinochle: Thursday, 12:30p.m.Poker: Friday, 11:00a.m.Fee: $1.00/sessionSpelling BeeThe Spelling Bee is an annual event sponsored by WayneCounty. This year, the Northville Community Center will be thehost and we are looking forward to a fun day of good food,prizes, gifts and a little competition. Both spellers and spectators are welcome. Pre-registration is required by calling(248) 349-4140, no later than April 3, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee675217.01 Wed Apr 10 12:00 – 3:00p.m. FREELocation: Northville Community CenterAARP Driver Safety ClassLooking for an insurance discount? You may qualify after youtake this safety class. Cars have changed and so have trafficrules, driving conditions and the roads we drive on everyday. These classes will cover topics as: how to avoid drivinghazards, how aging affects your driving, physical limitations,current driving laws and defensive skills. Consult yourinsurance agent for discount details. Pre-registration is required.Lunch is on your own.Activity # Day Date Time Fee395303.07 Mon & Tues Apr 15 & 16 10:00a.m- 2:30p.m. $12 (AARP member)$14 (Non AARP member)Location: Northville Community CenterSenior PromSpend the afternoondining and dancingto the sounds from theaward winningNorthville High SchoolJazz Band and themiddle school choirs.Hillside Middle SchoolStudent Council putstogether this annualFREE event that takes you back to your high school prom days!Registration deadline is May 1, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee376203.05 Wed May 15 4:00 - 6:30p.m. FREELocation: Hillside CafeteriaSenior Fest – 2013Everyone enjoys a picnic! Put on your dancing shoes andjoin us for an afternoon filled with music, a picnic style lunch,promotional give-a-ways from our many sponsors and prizesgalore! Make sure to register early as this event fills upquickly! Please register no later than, Friday, May 31, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee375301.04 Wed June 5 11:00a.m. $8Location: Northville Community Center GymSpanish for SeniorsLearning a foreign language may help you live longer! Thissix week class is fun, interactive, easy and a great way toexercise more communication channels in the brain.Emphasis is on conversation with useful vocabulary andphrases that you can use in everyday life. Class fee includes6 lessons, book and CD. Bring a friend and begin to“Hablar Espanol”. Registration deadline March 29, 2013.Activity # Day Date Time Fee695406.01 Wed Apr 3 - May 8 1:30 - 3:00p.m. $92Location: Northville Community CenterAUGUST 12 — 16, 2013• Photo & Art• Horseshoes• Volleyball• Shuffleboard• Creative Writing• Golf• Swimming• Pinochle• Billiards• Pickleball• Marksmanship• Bowling• Tennis9th AnnualWESTERN WAYNE COUNTYSENIOR OLYMPICSEVENTS• Fun Walk –1 mile• Softball Throw• Frisbee Toss• Football Throw• Soccer Kick• Euchre• Basketball Shoot• Biking• 5 &10 Mile Races• Baking• Scrabble• 5K RunPick up a registration from at theNorthville Community Center - Senior Services office.SENIOR programs36COMING THIS SPRING AND SUMMER!Adult DanceThe Northville Community Center will be offering new programs, trips and events for this springNorthville Parks and Recreation is proud to partner with Center Stage Dance Company toand summer. Many of our events are FREE! Watch for additional information on dates, times andprovide entry level dance instruction for Northville residents.See page 40 for more information.fees, etc. in our newsletters or visit our website at www.northvilleseniors.org..NORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMS37

ADULT recreationWater AerobicsA low-impact, cross-training, cardiovascular workoutdesigned to leave participants feeling invigorated andrefreshed. Water aerobics benefits your body by providing12 times the resistance of land-based fitness classes yet onlyplaces 10% of the stress and strain on your body. Wateraerobics is great for improving posture and strengtheningyour core. Classes are designed for all adults of anyswimming ability, even non-swimmers, and use floatationnoodles and barbells for deep water work. Enjoy the warmpool temperature of the Recreation Center at Hillside pool.Spring ClassesActivity # Day Dates Time Fee664101.01 Tues Apr 9 - June 11 6:30 - 7:30p.m. $65 (resident)664101.02 Sat Apr 13 - June 8 9:15 - 10:15a.m. $52 (resident)No class May 25Summer ClassesActivity # Day Dates Time Fee164101.01 Sat June 15 - Aug 24 9:15 - 10:15a.m. $72 (resident)164101.02 Tues June 18 - Aug 27 6:30 - 7:30p.m. $72 (resident)If your schedule doesn’t permit aweekly class, feel free to drop in onthe days that you are available. Thedrop in class fee is $8 per class,payable to the instructor – correctchange is appreciated.Deep End Water WalkingLeave your gym shoes in the closet and hit the RecreationCenter at Hillside pool for an energizing deep water walk.The water’s buoyancy supports the body’s weight, whichreduces stress on the joints and minimizes impact, whilegiving you a great workout that participants do at their ownpace. Water provides twelve times the resistance of air, soas you walk, you’re strengthening and building muscle.Walking will be offered in the deep water only using aflotation device such as a noodle or barbell. A perfect waterworkout for non-swimmers! Fee payable to the Aquatic Staffin the pool office.Fee: $2/person Location: Recreation Center at Hillside PoolSchedule available at northvilleparksandrec.org on the Monthly Activity ScheduleNovi residentsof the Northville schooldistrict add $5 to theresident rate.Non-residents add $10to the resident rate.Adult DanceNorthville Parks and Recreation isproud to partner with Center StageDance Company to provide entry level dance instructionfor Northville residents. Center Stage Owner/DirectorLisa Shapiro has operated the studio in Northville for25 years.All classes are held at Center Stage 43334 West SevenMile Road, Suite 250. (Please park and enter at the rearof the building off Gerald Avenue to avoid parking lotcongestion in the front of the studio) Dance wear andshoes are available for purchase at the studio. Springsession is 8 weeks. No class: Monday, May 27SpringActivity # Class Day Date Time324303.01 Ballet Thurs Apr 11 - May 30 6:45 - 7:45p.m.324303.02 Jazz/Funk Wed Apr 10 - May 29 8:00 - 9:00p.m.324303.03 Tap Mon Apr 8 - June 3 7:30 - 8:30p.m.Fee: $100 (resident)SummerBack again this summer for the ultimate convenience…dance bucks! You choose dates best suited to your busysummer schedule. Classes are drop-in based. Dancebucks may be purchased in packets of 3 or 4.60 minute classesActivity # Class Pack Fee124705.01 3pk $40 (resident)124705.02 4pk $50 (resident)124705.03 5pk $60 (resident)Class Day Date TimeBallet Mon July 8 - Aug 19 7:30 - 8:30p.m.Tap Wed July 10 - Aug 21 7:30 - 8:30p.m.Wedding DancesBring us your wedding song and we’ll choreograph andteach you a dance for your special day! Bring the wholewedding party! We recommend a minimum of three halfhour lessons. Sessions may be booked back to back toaccommodate busy schedules. Please bring the shoes youwill wear at the wedding. Registration throughNorthville Parks & Recreation. To reserve dates andtimes call Center Stage Dance Co. at 248-380-1666.$25/session (30 minutes) per couple.Northville Historical Societyat mill race215 Griswold Street, Northville, MI 48167248 348-1845, www.millracenorthville.orgOpens on Sundays beginning June 9 until Oct 20, 1 - 4 p.m.Village buildings are open with Docents on hand to share the historyof each building. J.M. Mead General Store open for shopping.Hirsch Exhibit Hall will have an all new exhibit openingwith “Made in Northville”. No AdmissionA Chocolate Tea Sat, April 6, 1-3:30 p.m.$30 $25 for membersHamtramck: The Immigrant’s TaleA lecture by Greg Kowalski, expert and author of six books onHamtramck. Thursday, April 11, 7 p.m.No Admission – Donations AcceptedA Purse of Her Own A lecture by Susan Nenadic whospecializes in women’s history. Tue, May 7, 7 p.m.No Admission – Donations AcceptedRouge Rescue DayVolunteers should wear comfortable clothing and are encouragedto bring hand tools. Gloves and refreshments will be provided.Sat, June 1, from 9:00 until noon.Garage Sale June 10-15, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., at 218 W. Dunlap(corner of High St.). In partnership with the Girl Scouts. Donationsare being accepted.Independence Day Celebration Thur, July 4 from11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Free and open to the public.Ottawa Longrifles 18th CenturyEncampment Sat, July 6 through Sun, July 7. No admissionDocent Chairperson Needed for Mill RaceHistorical Village. Training is available. Contact NHSArchivist/Curator Heidi Nielsen at archivist.nhs@gmaill.com orcall 248-348-1845.Northville ChamberSpring & Summer EventsState of the NorthvilleCommunity LucheonApril 17Farmers’ MarketMay 2 - Oct 31Flower SaleMay 24 and 25Grub CrawlJuly 23www.northville.org248-349-7640Northville Community Foundationofficially opens on April 2. Spring hours – Noon to 4p.m.MAPLE SYRUP FAMILY HAYRIDE AND DEMOMarch 2 & 3, March 9 & 10, March 16 & 17, March 23& 24, March 30. Maple Syrup hayrides and demonstrations.Tours at 1p.m. 2p.m. and 3p.m.BIRTHDAY PARTIES May 1 through Sept 15. Call forreservations (248) 374-0200.FARM FEST May 4 & 5, 11a.m.to 4p.m.MOM & TOT DAYS Wednesdays, beginning May 8INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE July 4, DowntownNorthville - 10a.m.FATHER’S DAY June 16 – Free popcorn for Dad.PRODUCE at Maybury Farm. Our garden begins tobe harvested around July 1 – all natural and available daily inthe Welcome Center.MAYBURY FARM KIDS DAY CAMP July 9 - Aug 22 forages 7-14 - from 9a.m. to 4p.m. Tue, Wed and Thur.HONEY MAKING DEMO for families – July 20 & 21 at1p.m. and 3p.m.MAYBURY FARM CLOSED DAYS The farm is closed onMondays, Easter Sun, Mother’s Day, July 4, & any day that hasinclement weather – rain, high winds, cold. Questions call(248) 374-0200 Mon thru Thur from 10a.m. to 4p.m.Thayer’s Corner Nature Area8250 Napier Road (bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds.)Thayer’s Corner Nature Area is a Northville Township Park openfrom dawn to dusk year ‘round. It offers nature trails, picnic shelter,historic barn, and community gardens. It is run by Friends ofThayer’s Corner Nature Area, which is responsible for itsmaintenance and operation.Community Gardens: Garden plots are available on afirst-come, first-served basis after April 1, 2013. Water is availableat the site, as well as storage facilities for gardener’s needs.Seasonal garden costs are:25’ x 25’ @ $45 • 12’ x 12’ @ $35 • Handicap (4’ x 6’)and raised gardens (4’ x 6’) @ $30For reservations call: Margie Banner @ 248-348-5102.Gardens are limited to one. Gardens will be available the middleof May, weather permitting.Spring Work Day: Sat, April 13th from 9:00 a.m. until12:30 p.m. We welcome all volunteers. Please bring work gloves;garden tools (rakes, clippers). Lunch will be provided. RSVP to:734-751-1567.Special Event Rental Rates for the Historic Barn andPicnic Shelter are available on our website,www.thayerscorner.org. MUST BE scheduled in advance.Up-to-date nature area information can be found at our website,as well as specific information about joining the Friends of Thayer’sCorner Nature Area, pictures, park rules, rental rates, contactpersons, and contributors to the park. Visit www.thayerscorner.org.COMMUNITY programs40CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 41

PARK & FACILITY informationFacility Rentals Community Senior Center and Recreation Center at Hillside. Reserve rooms at the beautiful NorthvilleCommunity Center for baby showers, family gatherings, graduation parties, business meetings and receptions! Convenientlylocated in downtown Northville, within walking distance of several area churches and historic Mill Race Village, the NorthvilleCommunity Center is an ideal facility for that special event. Banquet and meeting rooms offer flexible options for parties up to 120.The classic arts and crafts style living room area, with stone fireplace and comfortable sofas, can be added to your rental for a smalladditional fee.Gymnasiums, Activity Rooms and the Aquatic Center are available for rent at Northville Community Center andRecreation Center at Hillside;For building rental information please call at (248) 349-4140 ext. 1941, oremail jconder@ci.northville.mi.usFor pool rental (248) 349-0203 ext. 1410, or email lbutzin@ci.northville.mi.usPicnic Shelter and Park Rentals are available for rental at Millennium Park,Community Park, Fish Hatchery Park, Ford Field and Henningsen Parks. Permits forpicnic shelter, park and ball field reservations are available by contacting us at(248) 349-0203. Reservations for 2013 begin on April 1.Recreation Center at Hillside Pool Rental “No muss, no fuss. Bring your party to us!” Consider renting the pool at theRecreation Center at Hillside for a unique and fun option for your next birthday party, school outing, family reunion or specialgathering. Resident rental fee of $98 per hour includes two lifeguards and the exclusive use of the entire pool area, includinglocker rooms. Contact Lindsey Butzin, Aquatics and Operations Coordinator for available dates and times(248) 349-0203 ext. 1410, or at lbutzin@ci.northville.mi.usNorthville Parks and Recreation Donation Program The purpose of the Tree Donations program isto provide the Northville community a program for improvements to Northville parks. Park location requests will be honoredwhenever possible.Tree Donation Donors may request a specific tree species, however, Northville Parks and Recreation will make the finalselection based on previously approved landscaping and tree plans. Possible parks are: Fish Hatchery, Coldwater Springs,Millennium and Northville Community Park.Each donation of $500 will include: one tree and one bronze marker (with up to 24 characters) and installation of both.The tree and marker become the property of the City and/or Township of Northville.Bench Donation Each donation of $1,500 will include: one black wrought iron bench and one bronze marker (with up to 24characters) and installation of both bench and marker. Then bench and marker become the property of the City and/or Townshipof Northville. Payment in full must be received before ordering. Ordering and installation of the bench takes 6-8 weeks.Brick Paver Donation Northville Parks and Recreation has created a way for families, individuals, sports teams and parkvisitors to become a permanent part of the Northville Community Park facility or the Community Center. By purchasing apersonalized, engraved brick, your donation will provide funding for landscaping and pathway improvements around the parksand buildings.The brick size is 4” x 8” (with 12 characters) for $100 donation each. (Characters, include spaces between words, hyphens,apostrophes and periods).Northville Dog Park News Northville operates two dog parks: Cady Street(located behind the Northville Art House at 215 W. Cady Street) and Community Park(at Northville Community Park - Five Mile Road entrance)Northville Dog Parks are open all year round and the calendar yearmemberships can be purchased at any time. Eligibility for membership includes attendance at amandatory education session, along with proof of several required vaccinations and a dog licensefrom the city, township or village of residence.Education sessions are conducted by a dedicated group of community volunteers and are held onthe 3rd Tuesday of each month, 6:45 p.m. at Northville Community Center 303 W Main Street.Fees: $29 single park (resident) • $40 combo (residents) • $60 community park (non-resident)$20 fob deposit (resident & non-resident) - $10 will be refunded when fob is returnedFor Dog Park operating hours and locations, check out the department website atwww.northvilleparksandrec.org/ParksAndFacilities/DogParkPayee’s NameAddressHome PhoneCell PhoneMail completed form and payment to:Northville Parks & Recreation700 W. Baseline RoadNorthville, MI 48167Fax completed form and payment to:Fax #: (248) 380-8611On-line Registrations:If you are interested in using our on-line registration feature,you must set up an account with our department. Email thedepartment at recreation@ci.northville.mi.us or call the office(248) 349-0203. Names and birthdates of householdmembers will be required.City/State/ZipBusiness PhoneEmail AddressPlease read and sign waiver: I hereby release and hold harmless on behalf of myself, my child and our representatives, the City and theTownship of Northville, their Parks and Recreation Department and the Northville Public Schools from liability for injuries or damages whichI or my child may sustain while participating in this activity even if the injuries or damages are caused by the sole negligence of the City orTownship or their Parks and Recreation Department or the Northville Public Schools. I also grant permission to use photographs taken ofme/my child for departmental advertisement. Please contact our office if you do not want photographs taken.I understand that I am responsible for medical coverage for me and my child.DateDriving Directions: Recreation Center at Hillside is located across from the Water Tower and is thefurthest SW entrance of Hillside Middle School (green signs above door on the building),775 N. Center St., Northville, MI 48167SignatureActivity# Activity Name Fee Day/Date/Time Participant Name Date of Birth Grade/School District GenderPayment Method: (check one)p Check (payable to Northville Recreation) Driver’s License #(This must be written on the check in order to process registration)p Charge to:Card Numberp Drop-in to our office during business hours:Monday - Friday 8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.Senior Services: Monday - Friday10:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.Exp. DateReceipts will be emailed.Discover, Visa, MastercardAmerican Express accepted.Circle one.Refund PolicyA refund check will be issued and mailed to the payee within 3 weeks ofthe request. No refunds are processed to credit cards, no exceptions.• If the Northville Parks & Recreation Department cancels: Payee will berefunded the full amount• Participant cancels prior to the beginning of the 1st class: Full amountless $15 processing fee• Participant cancels after 1st class and before the 2nd scheduled class:50% of class fee•Refunds will not be issued for requests made after the secondscheduled class.Please note the following:• Tickets and activity fees for all special events, concerts, excursions &one-day activities are non-refundable.• No refunds for missing any portion of a class or event due to vacation,schedule conflict.Camp Refund PolicyRefunds for all activities classified as camps must be requested at least 7days prior to the first day the camp begins in order to receive a full refundless a $15 processing fee. Requests made with less than 7 days notice willnot receive a refund.REGISTRATION formAll programs are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met. Register early to be sure your favorite activity is not canceled.42CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARKS AND PROGRAMSNORTHVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION • SPRING AND SUMMER 2013 43

Northville Parks & Recreation700 W. Baseline Rd.Northville, MI 48167ECRWSSPOSTAL CUSTOMERPRSRTD STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDPermit No. 114Northville, MI