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Administrative & Leisure Center • 2222 Birch Street • Des Plaines, IL 60018P: 847-391-5700 n F: 847-391-5707 n www.DPParks.orgSummer 2013 Registration DatesResidents ......................................................... Monday, May 13Non-Residents ................................................. Monday, May 20Classes Begin..................................................... Monday, June 3Summer Program Registration HoursMonday–Friday, beginning May 13 .................8:30am–5:00pmOnline: May 13 and 20 .................................................12:01amThe Spectrum is delivered via U.S. Mail to residential addressesin Des Plaines. Copies are available at all Park District facilities,Des Plaines City Hall, the Des Plaines Public Library, and theDes Plaines History Center. You can view and download theSpectrum on our website: www.DPParks.org.Plan ahead: Fall 2013 Registration DatesResidents ..................................................... Monday, August 19Non-Residents ............................................. Monday, August 26Classes Begin...........................................Monday, September 9Leisure Center Summer HoursBuilding HoursWeekdays........................................................ 7:00 am–9:00 pmSaturdays ........................................................ 8:30 am–6:00 pmSundays .......................................................... 1:00 pm–6:00 pmRegular Office HoursMonday–Friday............................................... 8:30 am–5:00 pmSaturday & Sunday...........................................................ClosedClosedMay 27.............................................................................. ClosedJuly 4 ................................................................................ ClosedSeptember 2..................................................................... ClosedPark District FacilitiesGolf Center Des Plaines.................................. 847-803-GOLF353 N. River Road, 60016 • Open year-roundLake Park ........................................................... 847-391-5730Lake Park Golf Course • Lake Park Marina1015 Howard Avenue, 60018 • See page 49.Leisure Center (ALC)........................................ 847-391-57002222 Birch Street, 60018ALC After Hours Emergency Phone.................... 847-668-6983Mountain View Adventure Center.................. 847-391-5733Miniature Golf • Batting Cages • Skate & BMX Bike Park510 E. Algonquin Road, 60016 • See page 33.Mystic Waters Family Aquatic Center.............. 847-391-57402025 Miner Street, 60016 • June–AugustChippewa Pool: 197 N. Eighth Avenue, 60016Iroquois Pool: 2324 Maple Street, at Touhy Avenue, 60018Oakwood Maintenance Facility...................... 847-391-57441300 Oakwood Avenue, 60016 • Mon.–Fri., 8:30am–2:30pmPrairie Lakes Community Center .................... 847-391-5711Prairie Lakes Fitness Center • Prairie Lakes Theater515 E. Thacker Street, 60016. See page 50.PLCC After Hours Emergency Phone.................. 847-391-5713Teen Center Des Plaines ................................... 847-391-57002222 Birch Street, 60018 • See page 28Teen Center Emergency Phone ........................... 847-668-6983Park Board MeetingsThe Des Plaines Park Board of Commissioners meets on thethird Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm. The public isencouraged to attend.David L. Markworth Board RoomAdministrative & Leisure Center, 2222 Birch StreetBoard of CommissionersJames F. Grady, President................................... 847-391-5700Jim@jimgradyhomes.comJoseph Weber, Vice-President...............................847-391-5700jweber@DPParks.orgDonald J. Rosedale, Treasurer .............................. 847-827-0446rosie0446@comcast.netJana Bishop Haas, Commissioner..........................847-297-5111jhaas1@wideopenwest.comWilliam J. Yates, Commissioner.......................... 847-391-5700byates@DPParks.orgContact UsGeneral Inquiries: pr@DPParks.orgStaff e-mail addresses are listed on our website: DPParks.orgAdministrative Staff • 847-391-5700John P. Hecker, Executive Directorjh@DPParks.orgPaul A. Cathey, Superintendent of Parks & Planningpaulc@DPParks.org • 847-803-4653Donald Miletic, Superintendent of Business & Golf Operationsdm@DPParks.orgLinda Traina, Superintendent of Recreationltraina@DPParks.orgBrian Panek, Manager of Golf and Facilities 847-803-4653Gene Haring, Marketing and Communications 847-391-5087Sean King, IT Manager 847-391-5700Deborah Hermanson, Administrative Assistant 847-391-5096Parks Department Staff • 847-391-5744Ed Kelley, Mechanical Maintenance SupervisorSteve Krotz, Landscape Maintenance SupervisorDon Prellberg, Special Projects SupervisorKen Rochau, Building Services SupervisorRecreation Department StaffJennifer Boys,Assistant Superintendent of Recreation ..............847-391-5711Joshua Cantres, Athletic Supervisor ...................... 847-391-5711Karyn Roth, Recreation Supervisor ...................... 847-391-5700Shelli Sarg, Facilities Manager................................847-391-5711Nancy Suwalski, Cultural Arts Supervisor ............847-391-5711Desiree van Thorre,Aquatics and Youth Programs Supervisor..............847-391-5700General InformationFacility Rentals .................................................... 847-391-5705Program & Events Update Hotline ...................... 847-391-5705TTY/TTD ............................................................ 847-966-8897Des Plaines History Center .............................. 847-391-5399Frisbie Senior Center ........................................ 847-768-5944M-NASR .............................................................. 847-966-5522

Summer Fun for Everyone!Here’s a taste of summer delights at the Park District. Seek. Find. Enjoy!Start planning on page 11.Free! The sights and sounds are on page 8.May 18at Mountain ViewPet-Pooch-Pedal ParadeTouch A TruckClimbing WallKids’ DashSpring Fun FairOpens June 1Pool Passes are on sale now!Leagues, lessons and memberships.Chicagoland’s #1 Beginner Course.Tee off on page 49.Grades 5–10at Mountain ViewPerfect for parties and group outings.The band steps off on page 29.3

PageNNerf Dart Tournament............................. 6OOakton Ice Arena................................. 32One-On-One Personal Training............... 52Open Basketball............................. 10, 50Optimist Club Movies in the Park............. 6PPaddle Boats....................................... 48Parks & Facilities Map..................... 34-35Park It........................................... 6, IBCPersonal Fitness Training....................... 52Picnic Shelters, Rental.......................... 58Pilates................................................. 55Piloxing............................................... 56Polish Preschool Class.......................... 22Polish Summer Camps.................... 22, 26Pool Parties, Pool Rentals..................... 19Pool Passes....................................16-17Prairie Lakes Community Center.50-57Babysitting ServicesBasketball, Fitness ClassesGymnasium, Meeting Rooms,Personal Training, Racquetball, Volleyball,Walleyball, Walking/Jogging TrackPrairie Lakes Fitness Center...... 50-57Features, Lockers, MembershipsDaily Fees, Lockers, Saunas,Towel Service, WhirlpoolPrairie Lakes Theater................. 29, 58Preschool Classes....................... 20-22Creative Corners PreschoolPolish Preschool, Spanish PreschoolPolish Camps, Spanish CampsRRacquetball......................................... 50Racquetball Fitness Memberships.......... 51Regattas............................................. 48Registration Information............. 60-61How to Register, Registration FormsOnline RegistrationPark District ScholarshipsPayment PlansRentals, Facilities & Rooms............ 58Rock Cut State Park Campout............ SC-4Rosemont Indoor Pool.......................... 14SSailing & Boating.................................. 48Sail a Sailboat DaySailing Camps, Sailing LessonsSchool Day Off Programs.................... 27Kruisin’ Kids, Leisure LizardsChild Sitting (Before & After Care)Senior Center, Frisbie........................... 62Shotokan Karate............................. 30-31Table of ContentsFind it all online! www.DPParks.orgPageSSoccer........................................... 36-38Adult/Tot Soccer, Pee Wee SoccerBritish Challenger SoccerChicago Storm SoccerSoftball, Co-Rec.................................. 39Spanish Preschool Class....................... 22Spanish Summer Camps................ 22, 26Special Recreation (M-NASR).............. 62Spring Fun Fair................................... 7Sports for all ages......................... 36-42Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Football,Golf, Gymnastics, Hockey, Lacrosse,Soccer, Softball, Tennis, VolleyballSticks for Kids Golf............................... 46Summer Camps..........................SC 1-8Pages 65-72 in this online editionSummer Special Events..................... 6-7Swimming Lessons........................ 13-15TTae Kwon Do....................................... 31Tai Chi................................................ 30T-Ball.................................................. 37Teen Center...................................... 28Study Area, Café, Game RoomTennis, USTA....................................... 41Tennis Under the LightsAdult Cardio TennisThreshold Martial Arts...........................31Tree of Life Memorial Program....... 58Tumbling, Youth................................... 40VVolleyball....................................... 40, 50EVP Beach Volleyball CampsOpen Volleyball at PLCCWWacky Whack-em Par 3 Challenge......... 45Walleyball............................................ 50Walks & Trips, Family and Adult............. 11Watercolor Painting Class..................... 12Water Walking/Aqua Exercise................ 15Why Weight?....................................... 52Wi-Fi, Prairie Lakes.............................. 58YYacht Club, Des Plaines........................ 48Yoga Classes...................................... 55Beginning, All LevelsParent Child Yoga, Yoga For AllYouth Golf ........................... 43, 46-47, 49Leagues, Lessons,ZZumba Fitness Classes......................... 53Zumba, Zumba SentaoZumba Gold, Zumba ToningLook for this Information symbolthroughout the Program Guide.Click it to display more informationInformationabout a program or event.Program Questions?Each program description includes theinitials of the supervisor, so you cancontact them directly with any programrelated questions.jc: Joshua Cantres 847-391-5711jc@DPParks.orgbp: Brian Panek 847-803-4653brian.panek@DPParks.orgkr: Karyn Roth 847-391-5700karyn.roth@DPParks.orgss: Shelli Sarg 847-391-5711ssarg@DPParks.orgns: Nancy Suwalski 847-391-5711nancys@DPParks.orgdvt: Desiree van Thorre 847-391-5700dvanthorre@DPParks.orgOn the CoverMystic WatersFloating down the550-foot Lazy River.Fishing DerbyBring your rod, we’ve got the bait.Details on page 7Paddle BoatingFamily fun on Lake Opeka.Details on page 48Batting Cagesat Mt. View.Details on page 33Photo credits Lisa Haring: Cover (4); pages 6-10,14-15, 18-22, 26-30, Camp Guide (12), 36-40,42-43, 45-49, 53, 55-57, 59-60, IBC (6).Our photo and video policy is on page 59.Photos of program participants, which are on ourwebsite and Flickr galleries, in our publications,and which may appear in print and online news,are available, at no charge to the family.E-mail PR@DPParks.org for information.5

Summer Special EventsDes PlainesOptimist ClubMovies In The ParkAt the Lake Park Memorial PavilionPopcorn & drinks are available for purchasestarting at 7:00pm, and the movies begin as soon as it’s dark.Weather updates will be on the Park District website: DPParks.org.In case of rain, the movie is rescheduled for the following Friday.Join us for all of these fun movies!Friday, June 14 Madagascar 3Friday, June 28 Hotel TransylvaniaFriday, July 12 ElfCome celebrate Christmas in July!Friday, July 26 BraveFriday, August 9 CinderellaDress for the Royal Ball costume contest!Park It!It’s time to Park It in your neighborhood parks. We want you tocome out and play with us in your local park. Our enthusiasticPark It Patrol will be on hand to lead an evening of games, craftsand tons of fun.Check the schedule for the park nearest to you or join us for theentire Park It series.A photo of each of the six parks is on the inside back cover of thisSpectrum and our website has many more.Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00pmJune 19June 26July 10July 17July 24July 316Bluett ParkDes Plaines Manor ParkEaton Field ParkCherokee ParkMenominee ParkMohawk ParkPiP (Park It Patrol) For Hire!If you are having a block party, family reunion, birthday party orother event, let us come out and resuscitate the life back intoyour party! For $75.00 get two hours of fun-filled, action packedtime complete with games, activities and 2 PIP staff members.Please contact the Park District at 847-391-5700 to book youremergency fun rescue. Two week advance notice is required. Anestimated amount of guests will be required at time of booking toproperly prepare enough equipment and activities for the entiretwo hours, along with payment.2nd Annual Family Camp OutFor ages 4+Pack up the kids, your tent and sleepingbags for a family camp-out in beautifulPrairie Lakes Field. You’ll enjoy avariety of outdoor activities and games,while sharing an experience that willcreate lasting memories, in this “close-to-home” campsitewith a perfect view of the night sky. With a telescope andbinoculars, Oakton Community College’s Astronomy Club willprovide stories and information about the starry sky aboveus. Participants supply their own camping gear; we providesnacks, activities, and a light breakfast.A minimum of one adult per four children must be registered.Restrooms at Mountain View Adventure Center will beaccessible all night. A detailed information letter will bemailed to participants, prior to the event.Min/Max: 10/40Prairie Lakes Park, South End6:00pm, Saturday, June 29–9:00am, Sunday, June 30R: $10/NR: $12.50 per person #1-50150-1Nerf Dart TournamentAges 8 & UpGet ready for the ultimate game of Tag in Des Plaines ParkDistrict history as we host a NERF Dart Tag Tournament.It’s tag or be tagged using the latest NERF blasters.Teams will need to combine the right mix of speed, agility,strategy and teamwork to defeat their opponents in theNerf Tournament Arena.Age groupsYouth: 8–13 yearsOpen: 14 years–adult• Matches will be played by teams of 4 players in Capture theFlag format and will be refereed.• Players must provide and wear protective eyewear,unmodified Nerf Dart gun, and darts.• You may register as a single or in a team of four.For more information or a detailed list of rules callCindy Yelich at 847-391-5700.Min/Max: 8/120Terrace School FieldsSaturday, July 27th10:00am-2:00pmR: $20/NR: $24, per person #1-50151-1

des plaines chamber of commerce • des plaines history center • des plaines park districtSeptember 13-15 T Lake ParkFood & Beverages • Beer • Wine Garden • Open Air MarketCarnival Rides & Midway • KidZone! • Pony Rides • Car ShowHistory Center Country Fair Tent • Great Bands & EntertainmentThree Days of Family Fun! • Find it all at FallFestDesPlaines.comWebsiteFriday • 6:00pm–11:00pmFood & Beverages, Beer & WineCarnival Rides, Booths, GamesOn the Main Stage:6:30 JakTripper9:00 Vintage BlueNew this year!Des Plaines Chamber of CommerceConsumer ExpoSpace is available.Contact the Chamber:847-824-4200Saturday • Noon–11:00pmFood & Beverages, Beer & WineConsumer Expo Tent (until 5pm)History Center Country Fair TentOpen Air Market (until 6pm)KidZone! (until 6pm)Adult Bags TournamentCarnival Rides, Booths, GamesOn the Main Stage:Noon Sol Azteca2:00 North of Eight4:00 Jin & Tonic Band6:30 Lounge Puppets9:00 Your Villain My HeroSunday • Noon–8:00pmFood & Beverages, Beer & WineConsumer Expo Tent (until 5pm)History Center Country Fair TentOpen Air Market (until 6pm)KidZone! (until 6pm)Carnival Rides, Booths, GamesCar Show (until 4pm)On the Main Stage:Noon AiM1:30 Dan Tedesco3:45 7th heaven6:15 Tony LuccaEntertainment subject to change9

Administrative & Leisure Center2222 Birch Street • 847-391-5700Administrative &Leisure Center HoursThe building is closed on these holidays:Monday, May 27 (Memorial Day)Thursday, July 4Monday, September 2 (Labor Day)Administrative OfficesMonday–Friday 8:30am–5:00pmSaturday & SundayClosedLeisure Center Summer HoursWeekdays7:00am–9:00pmSaturdays8:30am–6:00pmSundays1:00pm–6:00pmHealth Club Summer HoursWeekdays7:00am–8:30pmSaturdays8:30am–5:30pmSundays1:00pm–5:30pmHours are subject to change.Health Club Membership FeesResident/Corporate Senior Non–Resident Non–Resident SeniorAnnual $ 140 $ 95 $ 190 $ 1406 months $ 88 $ 60 $ 119 $ 88Daily Fee $ 5 $ 5 $ 5 $ 5Leisure Center Open BasketballDaily FeesAdult Resident $3Adult Non–Resident $5Youth Resident (before 6pm M–F) FreeYouth Resident (after 6pm M–F) $2Youth Resident (Saturday & Sunday) $2Youth Non–Resident $3Open Basketball Summer HoursMonday–Friday3:00–9:00pmSaturdayNoon–6:00pmSunday1:00–6:00pmHours are subject to change10WebsiteMembership LevelsResident: Anyone 16 years of age or older.Individuals under 18 must have a signedwaiver from a parent.Senior: 60 years of age and older.Corporate: Available to any non-residentindividual who works within the boundariesof the Des Plaines Park District.Our coed fitness room features cardio andresistance training equipment to help youachieve your fitness goals.Sign up for an orientation to becomefamiliar with the health club and ourequipment.After your full-body workout, you’ll be ableto sit back, relax, and enjoy our separatemen’s and women’s saunas, and the coedwhirlpool. Stop by the Leisure Center andfind out more!Equipment includes• Recumbent Bike • 2 Upright Bikes• 3 Treadmills • 1 Arc Trainer• Elliptical Cross Training Machine• Multi Gym, with adjustable weights• Free Weight System• Rowing Machine • Abdominal BenchFeatures• Orientation• Coed weight room• Coed whirlpool• Private saunas• Use of gymnasiumPersonal Training AvailableCall 847-391-5700GROUP FITNESS CLASSESE–Z AerobicsBeginner class • Ages 14+E–Z Aerobics focuses on flexibility andbalance. Perfect for beginners, seniors,postpartum moms, and the out-of-shape.Min/Max: 7/15Mary Lou Anderson, ACE Certified InstructorALC, Room 1139 weeksMondays, 12:30–1:30pm 6/3–8/5R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62655-1Wednesdays, 12:30–1:30pm 6/5–8/7R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62655-2Ultimate Lo RobicsBeginner to Intermediate class • Ages 14+Combines resistance power, low impactaerobics, step, and intense abs for anexhilarating workout.Min/Max: 7/15Mary Lou Anderson, ACE Certified InstructorALC, Room 1139 weeksMondays, 6:30–7:30pm 6/3–8/5R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62654-1Thursdays, 6:30–7:30pm 6/6–8/8*R: $45/NR: $54 #1-62654-2*No class 7/4

Adult Walks & TripsSunday, May 19 8:00am–6:00pmSchlitz Audubon Nature Center andCedarburg, WIOnce farmland used to rest the SchlitzDraft Horses, this 225-acre preserve offersmiles of trails to explore through woodlands,prairie and along the Lake Michigan shore.A perfect place for a morning walk and birdwatching —you may want to bring binoculars,or relax in the deck rockers overlookingthe lake. Ranked as a favorite small towngetaway, visiting Cedarburg is like journeyingback 150 years with its limestone and brickbuildings that remain unchanged from thatera. Enjoy exploring the specialty shops andwinery, Covered Bridges Park, the InterurbanTrail and the Historic Grist Museum.Lunch on your own at one of the charmingrestaurants or cozy taverns.www.sanc.orgwww.cedarburg.orgR: $33/NR: $39 #5-62504-1Sunday, June 23 7:30am–6:00pmAmish Acres, Nappanee, Indianaand the Mishawaka River WalkAmish Acres Historic Farm is listed in theNational Register of Historic Places. Explorethe 80 acre farm and experience thelifestyle of the Amish through our guidedtour, documentary film, craft demonstrationsand farm wagon ride. Enjoy award winningfamily style Threshers Dinner and visit thequaint shops. Before our relaxing ride homework off dinner calories with a walk alongthe St. Joseph River at the MishawakaBeutter Parks Gardens and River Walk.Please notice the departure time is earlierdue to the Indiana time change.www.amishacres.commishawaka.in.gov/beutterparkR: $60/NR: $69 #1-62501-1Sunday, July 28 8:00am–5:00pmWehr Nature Center and BoernerBotanical Gardens, Milwaukee, WIBegin our morning exploring the WehrNature Center with trails that loop alongsidea lake, through woods and prairies. Learnabout the center’s ecosystem at thePark’s Naturalist’s Program and stop in thecenter’s nature store gift shop. Feast atthe six-station brunch at Boerner BotanicalGardens—rated the best brunch ever by ourPark District trip participants in 2006! Thenexplore the beautiful gardens, styled after atypical English country gardens, the GardenHouse, visitor center and gift shop.www.friendsofwehr.orgwww.boernerbotanicalgardens.orgR: $62/NR: $68 #1-62502-1Sunday, August 25 8:00am–7:00pmWhite Pines Forest State Park and Prideof Oregon Paddle Wheel River Boat,Oregon, IllinoisWhite Pines once dominated vast regionsof North America. Today the last WhitePines in Illinois grow along the Pine Creekin this popular State Park. Varied walkingpaths and more difficult hiking trails provideample opportunities to see the beautifulvine-covered limestone cliffs and whisperingpines. Light refreshments available atthe lodge gift shop. Relax and enjoy theChampagne Brunch Cruise on the Rock Riveraboard the authentic Paddle Wheel Riverboatthe Pride of Oregon. (Our cruise boards at2:30pm for a late brunch)www.dnr.state.il.uswww.paddlewheelinn.comR: $60/NR: $66 #1-62503-1Sunday, September 22 8:00am–6:00pmBeloit Wisconsin River Walk, TheHanchett-Bartlett Homestead andBeckman MillStretch your legs after our ride to Beloit onthe scenic Rock River Front Park and RiverWalk. Step back in time and experience lifein the mid-1800s at the artfully restored1857 Victorian Homestead, Barn and oneroom school house of the Hanchett-Bartletthomestead. See how the “upper middleclass” lived at the turn of the century. TheBeckman Mill, a working grist mill, has beenrestored to the 1920’s era. Explore theBeckman Home Museum, the Creamery Giftshop and the park’s nature trail, dam and fishladder. Lunch at the Rockton Inn.www.beloithistoricalsociety.comwww.beckmanmill.orgR: $58/NR: $64 #2-62501-1Sunday, October 20 8:00am–6:00pmSilver Creek & Stephenson RailroadAntique Steam Train and Museum;Taylor Arboretum and Historical Sites ofPretzel City, USAThe Billerbeck Bakery, established in 1881,produced so many pretzels to go with thebeer made in Freeport’s six breweries thatFreeport, Illinois was called the “Pretzel City”.Visit the Silver Creek & Stephenson Railroadyard featuring a collection of locomotives,cabooses and rolling stock. Take a tripup the tracks on the 1912 Heisler SteamLocomotive led train and enjoy the FallHarvest demonstrations. Explore the TaylorArboretum, the historical museums and theLincoln-Douglas Debate Square in downtownFreeport. Lunch in Freeport included.www.thefreeportshow.comwww.stephcohs.orgwww.lincoln-douglas.orgR: $63/NR: $69 #2-62502-1AdventureWalksFor Adults & FamiliesAges 18 and older.Children 10 and older are always welcomewhen accompanied by a parent.New this year: All walks depart fromPrairie Lakes Community Center,515 E. Thacker StreetMin/Max: 18/36 for all trips.Seven Walk PackageIncludes everything listed in thedetails for each individual walk.Itineraries are complicated and mutable.Participants will be notified of changes.Meals are on your own, unless noted.Registration deadline for thecomplete package is May 19.#5-62503-1R: $320/NR: $353–––––––––– Please note: ––––––––––After the first walk on May 19, therewill be no individual walk refundsissued to participants who registeredfor the complete package.–––––––––– Learn more: ––––––––––Visit the websites listed foreach of our destinations.Find these links and more on ourwebsite: www.DPParks.orgNew! Look for this symbol.It means Meals Are Included!Annual Des PlainesBreakfast WalkNovember 10 • 3 hour walkAre you ready for a walkthrough the great city of DesPlaines? We start out fromthe Prairie Lakes Community Center at8:00am and work our way to a localrestaurant. This is a great opportunity toshare pictures and memories of past tripsand to bring ideas for future trips.Breakfast is on your own.R: $5/NR: $8 • #3-62502-111

AquaticsDes Plaines Park District Learn to Swim ProgramsMin/max: 6/10Parent/Tot • Ages 6 month–3 yearsBasic water adjustment and swimmingskills are introduced through songs andgames. The primary focus of this class isto make your child feel comfortable in thewater with you.Preschool • Ages 3–5 yearsWe offer two levels of our popularpreschool swim program. Parents are notin the water during these classes. Childrenwill not be moved to Level 1 until they turn6 years old.Preschool 1This program is geared toward childrenwho have no previous experience and/orare apprehensive in the water. Throughsongs and games our instructors introduceyour child to the fun world of swimming.Preschool 2This program is best suited to children whohave previous swimming experience andhave no fear of the water. Basic swimmingskills are incorporated through songs andgames, and Level 1 skills are introduced.Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsLevel 1 helps students feel comfortable inthe water using basic swimming and watersafety skills.Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsThis class introduces the basics ofswimming including floating withoutsupport, combined arm and leg action, andforward motion.Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentBuilding on the basics from Level 2,students learn coordination of the frontand back crawl, introduction to butterfly,treading water, and beginning head firstentry.Level 4: Stroke ImprovementLevel 4 helps to develop confidence in thestrokes learned in previous levels, improvestrokes, and increase endurance. Basics ofturning at the wall are introduced.Level 5: Stroke RefinementParticipants refine their performance ofall the stokes—front crawl, back crawl,butterfly, breaststroke, elementarybackstroke, and sidestroke—and increasetheir distance. Flip turns on the front andback are introduced.Level 6: Swimming and Skill Proficiency Inthis level, swimmers continue to refine all sixstrokes so students swim them with ease,efficiency, power, and smoothness overgreater distances.Semi-Private Swim LessonsDoes your swimmer need a little extra helpmoving on the next level, or do they preferworking in a small group environment? Whynot give semi-private lessons a try? Semi-Private swim lessons provide focus andencouragement to help your swimmer graspthe concept of swimming. Participant toinstructor ratio will be 2:1.Chippewa Pool, Monday/Wednesday,Tuesdays/Thursdays or SaturdaysJunior LifeguardsAges 13–16Want to know what it takes to be aLifeguard? Join us at Chippewa Pool for aweek long class where you can use rescuetubes, jump from lifeguard chairs andlearn how to react in emergency aquaticsituations! Skills will include water rescues,spinal extrications, CPR and basic first aid.We will also work to develop teamwork,leadership skills and swimming abilities.This is a great course for anyone looking topursue a position as a lifeguard in the future.Min/Max: 8/20Chippewa PoolMonday–Friday, 9:15–11:45am 8/5–8/9R: $75/NR: $93 #1-67101-2Adult Swim LessonsAges 15+You’re never too old to learn how to swim!Our patient and helpful staff can eliminateunnecessary fears as they teach the basicstrokes. Discover just how relaxing andphysically rewarding swimming can be!Min/Max: 6/12DPPD Staff, InstructorsChippewa Pool8 weeksSaturdays, 9:30–10:15am 6/15–8/3R: $49/NR: $61 #1-67020-2IMPORTANTPlease register for the most appropriateclasses, based on the descriptions.Students will not be moved to another level.It is not uncommon for swimmers to repeatone level for several sessions.Registration for all swim classes willend the Friday prior to START dates.National LifeguardTraining ProgramAges 16+Get ready for summer by preparingfor a job that is both challenging andrewarding! At the completion of thiscourse, successful lifeguard candidatesare eligible to be fully licensed throughthe popular Jeff Ellis and Associates, Inc.Program. This is used to train our awardwinning Des Plaines Park District Staff(Visit www.jellis.com)Course includes water safety andrescue techniques, CPR, First Aid,AED certification, and oxygen supporttraining. Internet access is required tocomplete the book and test portion of thiscourse prior to the class dates. Pleasenote: Completion of this class does notguaranteed employment with the DPPD.Prerequisites: 16 years of age or older byJune 1, 2013Tread water for 1 minute using legs onlySwim 100 yards continuously, using frontcrawl or breast strokeRetrieve a 10 lb brick from a depth of 12feet and swim to the sideMin/Max: 6/10R: $175/NR: $225Spring Session-Available for ImmediateRegistrationFriday, May 10, 5:30–8:30pm – PLCC,Prairie RoomSaturday, May 11 & Sunday, May 129:00am–5:30pmRosemont Pool #5-67109-1Summer SessionIroquois PoolMonday – Friday, 4:00–8:00pm6/10–6/14 #1-67109-813

IMPORTANTPlease register for the most appropriateclasses; descriptions are on page 13.Students will not be moved to another level.It is not uncommon for swimmers to repeatone level for several sessions.Registration for all swim classes willend the Friday prior to START dates.ROSEMONTINDOOR POOLRosemont Pool • 847-823-6685Public Swim HoursMon., Tue., and Wed......8:00–9:30pmThursday and Friday.......6:30–9:30pmSaturday......................1:00–4:00pmSunday....................................ClosedPlease note: From October 1–April 30the pool closes at 9:00pm.Des Plaines Park District Residents16 and older................................. $2Under 16...................................... $1Seniors...................................... FreeNon–Residents16 and older................................. $5Under 16...................................... $4Seniors........................................ $3WebsiteSwim LessonsStarting dates for all Swim Lessons at Chippewa Pool is dependent oncompletion of the new construction.Look for updates at DPParks.org, or call 847-391-5700.CHIPPEWA POOLLearn to Swim classes are held Monday – Thursday.Make-up classes are held on Friday, as needed.Session 1 Session 2 Session 36/17–6/27 7/8–7/18 7/22–8/1Preschool 1 R: $41/NR: $5110:15–10:45am #167039-1 #1–67039-2 #1-67039-3Preschool 2 R: $41/NR: $5110:15–10:45am #1-67038-1 #1-67038-2 #1-67038-3Level 1 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67031-1 #1-67031-2 #1-67031-3Level 2 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67032-1 #1-67032-2 #1-67032-3Level 3 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67033-1 #1-67033-2 #1-67033-3Level 4 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67034-1 #1-67034-2 #1-67034-3Level 5 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67035-1 #1-67035-2 #1-67035-3Level 6 R: $45/NR: $569:15–10:00am #1-67036-1 #1-67036-2 #1-67036-3A cooperative agreement with theRosemont Park District allows DesPlaines Park District residents to registerfor all programs (excluding specialevents, trips and rentals), and use thefollowing facilities at Rosemont residentrates:• Stephens Athletic Complex.• Margaret J. Lange Park, including theSplash Pad.• Rosemont Pool, during open swim hours.Des Plaines Park District residents wholive south of Oakton Street may also usethe Barry Recreation Center & Splash Padat Rosemont resident rates.14Chippewa Pool Semi-Private Swim LessonsAges 5–15Starting dates for all Swim Lessons at Chippewa PoolMin/Max: 4/12is dependent on completion of the new construction.R: $54/NR: $68Look for updates at DPParks.org, or call 847-391-5700.2 Week SessionsMondays & Wednesday, 10:15–10:45am6/17–6/26 #1-67051-17/8–7/17 #1-67051-27/22–7/31 #1-67051-3Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:15–10:45am6/18–6/27 #1-67051-47/9–7/18 #1-67051-57/23–8/1 #1-67051-6Saturdays, 10:30–11:00am6/15–7/6 #1-67051-77/13–8/3 #1-67051-8Saturdays, 11:15–11:45am6/15–7/6 #1-67051-97/13–8/3 #1-67051-10Parent Tot Semi-Private Swim LessonsAges 6 months–3 yearsMin/Max: 4/12R: $45/NR: $564 Week SessionsSaturdays, 10:30–11:00am6/15–7/6 #1-67030-17/13–8/3 #1-67030-2

Pool Hours • Admission FeesMystic Waters847-391-5740 • 2025 Miner Street WebsiteGeneral Admission: $12Des Plaines Residents: $8 (with valid photo I.D.)Chippewa & Iroquois pass holders receive $1 off resident feesPre-Season: June 1–June 7, Noon–7:00pmRegular Season: June 8–August 11Weekdays, 11:00am–9:00pm • Saturday and Sunday, 11:00am–8:00pmNote: Pass holders may enter at 10:30am on Saturday and SundaySpecial Hours: Saturday, June 22, 11:00am–5:00pm & July 4, Noon–7:00pmPost Season: August 12–18 and August 24–25, Noon–7:00pmCLOSED: August 19–23Chippewa Pool847-391-5705 • 197 N. 8th AvenueWebsiteGeneral Admission: $7Des Plaines Residents: $6 (with valid photo I.D.)Grand Opening: Watch for it!Pre-Season: June 6–7, 4:00–7:00pmRegular Season: June 8–August 11Monday, Wednesday–Friday, Noon–9:00pmTuesday, Noon–6:00pm • Saturday and Sunday, Noon–6:00pm*Pool is available for weekend Private Rentals 6:30–8:30pmPost Season Hours: August 12–August 18, Noon–6:00pm,August 19-23, 4:00–7:00pm • August 24–25, Noon–6:00pmSpecial HoursAdult Swim: Tuesday, 6:15–9:00pmJuly 4, Noon–7:00pmIroquois Pool847-391-5705 • Corner of Maple Street & Touhy AvenueGeneral Admission: $5Regular Season: June 8–August 4The starting date of the Chippewa Pool Season isdependent on completion of the new construction.Look for details at DPParks.org.WebsiteMonday–Friday, Noon–5:00pm & 7:00–9:00pm • Saturday and Sunday, Noon–7:00pmPost Season Hours: August 5–11, Noon–7:00pmSpecial Hours: July 4, Noon–7:00pm18Important Information About Park District PoolsEarly Pool ClosingsWeather related pool closing information is always on the website: www.DPParks.org• We will close the pools early when there are fewer than 20 swimmers at Chippewa/Iroquois Pool orless than 50 swimmers at Mystic Waters present for an hour.• Depending on attendance, the pool will close if the temperature dips below 70 degrees.• If there is bad weather or thunderstorms, we will close the pool.• If at pool opening the temperature is less than 70 degrees, the pool will open for one hour todetermine crowd size. SORRY, NO RAIN CHECKS!Rest Period: At 2, 4, and 6pm the pools will be cleared for not less than 15 minutes for a safety break.Adults 18 years and older may swim at this time.Additional breaks may be added at the manager’s discretion.Raft Nights: Monday and Friday at Chippewa & Iroquois Pools, from 7:00–9:00pmConcessions: The Island Café is open at Mystic Waters. Snack and beverage vending is available atChippewa PoolLockers: For your convenience, lockers are available at all of the pools. Mystic Waters are coin lockers,Iroquois and Chippewa lockers are free, but you must provide your own padlock.Things You Need to Know• Do plan on having a great time swimming and sunbathing at our aquatic facilities!• Don’t bring strollers into the aquatic facilities; infant seats are permitted.• Do bring identification to receive resident admission rates.• Don’t wear cut-off shorts or denim shorts in the swimming pool.• Do bring an adult with you if you are younger than 10.• Don’t wear jewelry when riding the water slides

Pool Parties • SwimmingSPLASH PARTIESat MYSTIC WATERS!Here’s what you get:Admission to Mystic Waters for8 youths* and 2 adults.1½ hours in theshaded birthday party area.Lunch! (Pizza or hot dog, chips, sodaand an ice cream treat).A staff member to help ensureyour party runs smoothly.All this for only $150(Non-residents: $225);$15 for each additional person.Maximum of 20 total.*Children 10 years and older mustbe supervised by at least one adultfor every 4 children.• Children under 10 years of age musthave one-on-one adult supervisorswho are not responsible for otherchildren, including older siblings.• Reservations and a non-refundable$50 deposit are required.• For more information, reservationforms, and to see pictures of MysticWaters, visit DPParks.org.• To reserve your party date call thereservations hotline: 847-391-5740.Mystic WatersMystic WatersExpecting Out-of-Town Guests?Our Splash Pack is the way to save!If you are a 2013 season pass holder, you canbring your out-of-town guests to Mystic Watersfor less than non-resident admission fees.You may purchase a Mystic Waters Splash Packof six guest passes for $50, a savings of up to $27!Guest passes are non-refundable. Splash Packs are only availableat Mystic Waters during open hours, and you must present a currentseason pass when purchasing.A maximum of two Splash Packs may be purchased at one time.Private Chippewa Pool RentalsSaturday & Sunday evenings 6:30–8:30pm, June 15–August 11.Residents$400 for the first 100 people; $4 for each additional person.Des Plaines Corporate$500 for the first 100 people; $5 for each additional person.Non-residents$550 for the first 100 people; $6 for each additional person.Is two hours just not enough?Add a third hour to your private rental for an additional $175!Rental forms, pool regulations and additional information areon our website. Call 847-391-5705 to reserve your date.Beluga BeachatMystic Waters19

Classes & Camps • Ages 2½–6Polish Summer CampFor Ages 3–5In this special camp, Ms. Marzena teachesyoung people lots of wonderful children’ssongs, including my jesteśmy, krasnoludki,and kolorowe kredki, dances (the Polka!)and games (stary niedźwiedź polarnyśpi mocno; rolnik sam w dolinie; idzieszkolenia na odległość; jeden, dwa, trzybaba jaga patrzy) from her native Poland.Kids have fun while learning about thePolish language and culture. On somedays, weather permitting, the camp isheld outdoors. krMin/Max: 6/12Marzena Pisarczyk, InstructorPLCC, Prairie Room6 weeksWednesdays, 11:00am-noonSession 1 6/12–7/17R: $60/NR: $72 #1-64504-1Session 2 7/24–8/28R: $60/NR: $72 #1-64504-2Summer Polish PreschoolSong & DanceAges 3–5Learning multiple languages early on giveschildren a head start in school. This class isdesigned to help your preschooler increasetheir vocabulary through traditional Polishsongs and nursery rhymes. We read stories,make craft, dance, and have plenty of timefor make-believe play. Witami! krMin/Max: 6/10Marzena Pisarczyk, InstructorPLCC, Prairie Room4 weeksSession 1Thursdays, noon–1:00pm 6/27–7/25*R: $48/NR: $60 #1-64503-1*No Class 7/4Session 2Thursdays, noon–1:00pm 8/1–8/22R: $48/NR: $60 #1-64503-2Summer Spanish PreschoolAges 2½–5The best time for children to learn a secondlanguage is when they are very young! InSpanish Preschool all communication fromour teacher is exclusively in Spanish. Welearn to speak by playing games and makingcrafts. Children also learn new vocabularyduring story time and by singing traditionalSpanish songs. Bienvenido! krMin/Max: 8/12Laura Meza, InstructorALC, Room 1096 weeksSession 1Saturdays, 9:30am–noon 6/8–7/13R: $144/NR: $174 #1-64505-1Session 2Saturdays, 9:30am–noon 7/20–8/24R: $144/NR: $174 #1-64505-2Spanish Summer CampFor Ages 2½–5In this unique summer camp, childrenlearn to speak Spanish from a nativespeaker. Ms. Laura conducts the classin Spanish, so kids are immersed inthe language while they are having fun.Through traditional songs and stories,children hear about the culture andhistory of Spanish-speaking countriesaround the world. Ven con nosotros!Please bring a snack to each class. krMin/Max: 8/12Laura Meza, InstructorALC, Room 1092 weeksMondays–Thursdays, 9:00am–noonSession 1 6/17–6/27R: $192/NR: $230 #1-64507-1Session 2 7/1–7/11*R: $168/NR: $201.25 #1-64507-2*Session 2, no class 7/4Session 3 7/15–7/25R: $192/NR: $230 #1-64507-3Session 4 7/29–8/8R: $192/NR: $230 #1-64507-414 22Getting Ready for Kindergarten and Beyond • Ages 4–6A new and exciting class offering a fun filled morning for your soon to be Kindergartner orfuture First Grader. This class will offer your child the opportunity for continued academicskills as well as fun socializing activities using both indoor and outdoor summertimeexperiences. We will explore the learning areas of reading, math, and science in a relaxedand fun environment.This is the perfect combination of summer fun and learning that will prepare your child fora new school year! krMin/Max: 12/20Jennifer Hernandez, InstructorPLCC, Meeting Rooms 1 & 23 week sessionsTuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9:00–11:30amSession 1 6/11–6/27R: $117/NR: $139 #1-64752-1Session 2 7/9–7/25R: $117/NR: $139 #1-6475-2

Birthday Parties for Ages 3–10Theme PartiesChoose your own adventure! These aresome of our suggestions, but if your childhas a favorite, let us create a uniquebirthday party adventure.Classic PartyIf a classic party is just your style, thenbring your family and friends to play BozoBuckets, Pin the Tail on the Donkey, HotPotato, Musical Chairs, and many moretraditional party favorites!Celebrate and Create PartyFor artists of all ages and abilities, thisparty will feature an age-appropriate andpersonalized project. The fun and socialatmosphere ensure that everyone will havea great time getting creative.Glam GirlManicures, games, and fun are all part ofbeing a glamorous girl. Guests will have theopportunity to make a special ‘glam craft’to remember all the fun!Jazzy JewelryParticipants use beads and simple craftmaterials to make their own one-of-a-kindjewelry. Your ‘wearable art’ will give you thelook of a true artist!Junior ArcheologistsHelp unearth a tiny dino-skeleton, and puttogether a flying dinosaur glider! It’s yoursto take home.Knights of the Round TableCreate your own family crest on a shieldand make a mask that is reminiscent of anarmored face guard. Look forward to gamesof skill and fun!Kreative Kitchen PartyAges 6–10A deliciously good time! Participants willenjoy a fun-filled party of cooking andcrafts. Each child will decorate their chef’sapron and then off to the kitchen to mix,blend, sift and create a delectable bakingtreat. Have fun. Leave the mess with us.Magic Show(R: $260/NR: $325)Make your birthday party entertaining andmemorable with the incredible magic ofGary Kantor. You and your guests enjoyvanishing acts, card tricks, mind readingand much more! All shows are interactive:your child will come up on stage andbecome a junior magician. Magic showlasts 30–45 minutes.Balloon Animal parties are also available.SuperheroIt’s a bird, it’s a plane, no it’s Create YourOwn Superhero. At this unique party, guestsplay games, then make a cape and becometheir own superhero. Up, up and away!Super Spy“Who done it?” You and your guests willbecome secret agents, and your mission isto solve a mystery. Lots of fun, with specialgames to sharpen your skills of deduction.Safari HuntTake your guests on an adventure of animalcrafts and games.Princess PartyBecome royalty! Create crowns and jewelencrustedscepters, and play games in animaginary forest.i Parties at theLeisure CenterGames & MoreAges 3–10At this popular party, our ‘celebrationcoordinator’ leads the children in lotsof fun, active games, using hula hoops,scooters, parachutes, and other gymequipment. It’s great fun for all!Game Room PartyAges 8–10Host your next party in the Game Room atthe Leisure Center! You and your guestswill have exclusive use of the DDR, the AirHockey, Foosball and Pool tables, andthe Electronic Basketball, Jumpin/Jackpotand Makoto Arena 2. Plus, the PS3 andXBOX 360 games are here just for you andyour friends to enjoy. How cool is that!Ultimate Games & SportsAges 6–10This is the perfect party for a young sportsfan or a group that has tons of energy andjust loves to run. Kids will have lots of timein our gym to play sports and games, andplenty of time to celebrate as well. Comepumped up, leave happy & tired!If you don’t see your favorite theme,give us a call. We can create theperfect party for your child.What makes a great party?It’s unique and exciting!Everyone participates and has fun!You don’t have to clean up!It’s affordable!If this sounds like your kind of birthdayparty, call us! We take the hassle outof planning your child’s next birthday.All packages are tailored to your child’sspecific interests.Birthday Party InfoFee: R: $160/NR: $200, unless noted.Each additional child is $5.Includes: Party activities, games, oneparty leader per 10 children, present table,plates, napkins, utensils & cleanup.Location: Cumberland Terrace Fieldhouse,426 S. Warrington at Washington Street,except Leisure Center Parties as noted.Ages: 3–10.Time: 2 hours.Min/Max: Includes up to 12 children and4 adults, with a maximum of 25 children.Days: Saturday or Sunday depending onavailability. Book early!Payments: Balance is due upon BirthdayParty booking.Booking: Contact Cindy Yelich at847-391-5700 or cyelich@dpparks.orgAdditional: Please call for pricing for giftbags, food, or customized parties.23

DanceSummer School of DanceDANCE INSTRUCTORSLaura ChiuveCecilia Ferguson-BellAnne GollenbergMarzena PisarczykMary WilliamsInstructor bios are available on ourwebsite.Our Mission“To provide our students with the finestdance instruction through inspiration,artistry, technique and performance.”Pool Day/Dancing in the ParkLevels Beg/Int and up will spend theweek of 7/1 at the Iroquois pool. Dancershave used water resistance as a tool tostrengthen and lengthen for decades.Your teachers will guide a safe, fun classat the Iroquois pool. (Pool day is 7/11 forThursday 7/4 classes)Pre-dance levels spend time in theLeisure Center playground and lawn.Teachers will guide them through somefun in the sun! (Outdoor day is 7/11 forThursday 7/4 classes)WHY TAKE SUMMER CLASSES?1. It’s FUN!2. The hot weather helps flexibility!3. No other commitments- Focus ondance!4. Opportunity to try a new class!5. Major improvement – with summerdancing, students can move up to thenext level!We hope you are encouraged to join usthis summer. We look forward to seeingyou in the classroom! Please feel free tocontact us at 847-391-6924, should haveany questions! We are here to help!DATES:Summer School of Dance - 8 WeeksMonday through Thursday 6/17–8/8**No class 7/4, make up day 8/16Min/Max: 6/10 • Studio 113Min/Max: 6/16 • Dance Studio 102*must have instructor consent24Dance IntensiveAges 7+A 4-day, intensive training sessiondesigned for dancers, looking to get backin shape before Fall session begins. Idealfor older more experienced dancers whoare interested in auditioning for high/middle school Poms and Orchesis teams,as well as dancers who are in a danceperformance/competition company. Thisis also ideal for beginner/intermediatedancers as well. Dancers will be separatedby age and experience and taught inseparate rooms. Dancers will not only gettechnique classes in multi-disciplines, butalso be instructed in other aspects fordance training, including nutrition, dancehistory, anatomy, injury prevention, acting,and choreography. Students will leavethis week feeling more prepared to startintense activity in the school year, and moreinformed on how to maintain their bodiesthroughout the entire season.Min/Max: 20/50ALC, Dance Studio 102 & 113Monday-Thursday, August 12–15Ages 7-9 3:00–8:30pmAges 10–18 4:00–9:30pmR: $105/NR: $132 #1-60303-1Ages 7-11 3:00–8:30pmTentative Schedule (subject to change)3:00–4:30pm – Technique Class4:30–5:45pm – Technique Class6:00–7:00pm – Combo Class, Across theFloor/Tricks, Choreography Class7:00–7:45pm – Dinner Break7:45–8:30pm – Specialty Class(Nutrition, Dance History, Anatomy, InjuryPrevention, Acting/Improv)Ages 12-18 4:00–9:30pmTentative Schedule (subject to change)4:00–5:30pm – Technique Class5:30–7:00pm – Technique Class7:00–7:45pm – Dinner Break7:45–8:30pm – Specialty Class(Nutrition, Dance History, Anatomy, InjuryPrevention, Acting/Improv)8:30–9:30pm – Combo Class, Across theFloor/Tricks, Choreography ClassREQUIRED DANCE ATTIREPRE-DANCE: Multi or solid colored leotardand tights. Appropriate shoes. No satinballet slippers. Replace tap ribbons withelastic tap ties (available for purchase fromyour instructor).BALLET: Black leotard and pink tights. Pinkleather ballet shoes for Beg. /Int. classlevels; pink canvas ballet shoes for Int. /Adv.class levels. Bun required.JAZZ: Solid colored leotard and pink, black,or tan tights. Black jazz shorts or tightfitting capris are allowed upon approval ofinstructor. Soft, black, leather jazz shoes.Slip on jazz shoes required for Int. /Adv.levels. No jazz sneakers.TAP: Fitted tank top or leotard and fittedjazz pants – NO JEANS. Jazz tap shoes(hard toe preferred) required for all Adv.levels.HIP HOP: Fitted tank top or leotard andfitted jazz pants. Jazz sneakers or cleangym sneakers. (No jeans, shorts or skirts,legs must be covered.)MODERN: Solid colored leotard andfootless tights. No shoes.PRE-POINTE/POINTE: Black leotard andpink tights. All pointe shoes must beapproved by the instructor before beingused. Bun required.BALLROOM FOR KIDS: Girls: Leotard,tights, short skirt, ballroom shoes orballet shoes. No jewelry; hair must besecured away from the face. Boys: T-shirt,comfortable pants (no jeans), ballroomshoes or dress shoes.PLEASE NOTE: Students should wear formfitting dance clothing to attain the maximumbenefit from these classes. Additional attireguidelines may be required by the instructor.Hair must be secured away from the faceand off the nape of the neck. All jewelrymust be removed before taking any class.Dancers who have reached the age wheresupport undergarments are necessary arerequired to wear a black sports bra only.Artistry in MotionDance Company AuditionsSaturday, June 15ALC, Dance Studio 10210:00am – Ages 7-10**Dancers must be entering 2nd grade inFall 2013.Noon – Ages 11-18Rhythm in Motion Tap Company AuditionsALC, Dance Studio 1022:00pm – Ages 7-18For more information, call Nancy Suwalski,Cultural Arts Supervisor at 847-391-5711.2013 School of Dance RecitalOut of this WorldA Show:Sat., June 8 and Sun., June 9 • 11:00amB Show:Sat., June 8 and Sun., June 9 • 2:30pmC Show:Sat., June 8 and Sun., June 9 • 6:00pm3 entirely different shows!Prairie Lakes TheaterGeneral Admission: $8

Fun for Kids & FamiliesSummer Funfor Kids & FamiliesSee details of these greatsummer events on pages 6–8.Spring Fun FairDes Plaines Optimist ClubMovies In The ParkLive at the LakeSummer Entertainment SeriesAnnual Youth Fishing DerbyPark It!2nd Annual Camp OutPiP (Park It Patrol) For Hire!Nerf Dart TournamentCommunity Bike HikeMay 10Ages 5–12 • Grades K–6Don’t miss the final Fantastic Fridayof the season!Fantastic Fridays are always among ourmost popular programs, because there’sso much to do at the Leisure Center!We have gym sports and games, a gameroom, arts and crafts, board games,bags, movies, TV, outdoor activities(weather permitting), and special events.Pizza and pop are always for sale at anadditional cost.Pre-registration is preferred, but we willaccept registration at-the-door. dvtRon Lewis, Program CoordinatorLeisure CenterMay 105:00–9:30pmR: $11/NR: $14 #5-55331-2How to Make Balloon Animals and more!Would you like to make those cool balloonanimals that you see at parties? Well,now you can! With just a little practice,you will learn the techniques needed totake an ordinary balloon and transform itinto a fascinating balloon animal: a dog, abutterfly, a sword, and others. Of course,everyone gets to take home all of theirfun, beautiful creations!Hey, parents: this class isn’t just for kids!You are always welcome to join your childin the class, at no extra charge. nsMin/Max: 5/15PLCC, Prairie RoomMagic Team of Gary Kantor, InstructorWednesday, 6/196:00–7:15pmR: $25/NR: $33 #1-55403-1Magic ClassAges 5–12We guarantee you’ll have a great time inthis magic workshop, learning fascinatingtricks from a professional magician! Amazeyour family and friends with tricks thatinvolve cards, ropes, coins, mind reading,and more. All materials are included andeach child receives a magic kit to takehome. Sign up again and again–you’ll learnnew tricks every time! Want even more? Signup for How to Make Balloon Animals! nsMin/Max: 5/35PLCC, Prairie RoomMagic Team of Gary Kantor, InstructorTuesday, 7/305:00–5:55pmR: $20/NR: $25 #1-55402-1Sign up for both classes and save $5!R: $40/NR: $53Polish Summer CampFor Ages 6–10In this popular camp, Ms. Marzenateaches young people lots of wonderfulchildren’s songs, including my jesteśmy,krasnoludki, and kolorowe kredki, dances(the Polka!) and games (stary niedźwiedźpolarny śpi mocno; rolnik sam w dolinie;idzie szkolenia na odległość; jeden, dwa,trzy baba jaga patrzy) from her nativePoland. Kids have fun while learningabout the Polish language and culture. Onsome days, weather permitting, the campis held outdoors. Chodź z nami! krMin/Max: 6/12Marzena Pisarczyk, InstructorPLCC, Prairie Room6 week sessionsWednesdays12:30–2:30pmSession 1 6/12–7/17R: $120/NR: $144 #1-64502-1Session 2 7/24–8/28R: $120/NR: $144 #1-64502-2Spanish Summer CampFor Ages 6–10In this unique summer camp, childrenlearn to speak Spanish from a nativespeaker. Ms. Laura conducts the campin Spanish, so kids are immersed inthe language while they are having fun.Through traditional songs and stories,children hear about the culture andhistory of Spanish-speaking countriesaround the world. Ven con nosotros!Please bring a snack to each class. krMin/Max: 8/12Laura Meza, InstructorALC, Room 1092 week sessionsMondays–Thursdays 12:30–3:30pmSession 1 6/17–6/27R: $192/NR: $230 #1-64508-1Session 2 7/1–7/11*R: $168/NR: $201.25 #1-64508-2Session 3 7/15–7/25R: $192/NR: $230#1-64508-3Session 4 7/29–8/8R: $192/NR: $230 #1-64508-4*No class July 426

Fun for Kids & Teensat the Leisure Center2222 Birch StreetTeen Center • Grades 6–10FeaturesActivities and Special Events • Big screenTV and DVD • XBOX Kinect• Café area with beverage station •Computers with internet access• Study area •Game Room • Grades 3–10FeaturesAir Hockey • Billiards • Foosball• Dance Dance Revolution •Electronic Basketball • Jumpin’ JackpotGame • Makoto Arena 2Nintendo Wii • PlayStation 3 (2)• Xbox 360 •HoursThrough June 4Monday–Friday, 2:30–7:30pmExcept on Fantastic Friday, May 10June 5–July 23ClosedJuly 24–August 16Wednesdays & Fridays • 2:30–7:00pmHours are subject to change.For more about the Teen Center,visit DPParks.org–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––The Teen Center, open to Des Plaines teens ofjunior high and high school age,originated as a joint venture of theDes Plaines Park District, City of Des Plaines,Des Plaines Youth Commission, andDes Plaines Community Foundation. krALC Day CampPre-Season Camp Options at the ALCFor all kids in grades K–8School’s out, but camp doesn’t start foranother week! We are providing optionsfor your child to participate in recreationalactivities including arts, crafts, sports,games, water days and much more!Sign up for all three days and save!LIT’s will not be able to register at adiscounted rate for this program.Min/Max: 20/80ALC9:00am–4:00pmR: $29/NR: $34, per day*Wednesday, 6/5 #1-65205-1Thursday, 6/6 #1-65205-2Friday, 6/7 #1-65205-3*Sign up for all three days and save $10!*ChildsittingAM, 7:00–9:00amPM, 4:00–6:00pmR: $5.50/NR: $8, per session*Wednesday, 6/5AM #1-65025-1PM #1-65026-1Thursday, 6/6AM #1-65025-2PM #1-65026-2Friday, 6/7AM #1-65025-3PM #1-65026-3*Sign up for all three days of AM or PM andsave $5*ALC Day CampPost-Season Camp Options at the ALCFor all kids in grades K–8Camp’s over, but school doesn’t start foranother week! We are providing optionsfor your child to participate in recreationalactivities including arts & crafts, sports,games, water days and much more!Sign up for the whole week and save!Sorry, payment plan is not available forthis program.Min/Max: 20/80ALC9:00am–4:00pmR: $29/NR: $34, per day*Monday, 8/19 #1-65206-1Tuesday, 8/20 #1-65206-2Wednesday, 8/21 #1-65206-3Thursday, 8/22 #1-65206-4Friday, 8/23 #1-65206-5*Sign up for entire week and save $10!ChildsittingAM, 7:00–9:00amPM, 4:00–6:00pmR: $5.50/NR: $8, each session*Monday, 8/19AM #1-65027-1PM #1-65028-1Tuesday, 8/20AM #1-65027-2PM #1-65028-2Wednesday, 8/21AM #1-65027-3PM #1-65028-3Thursday, 8/22AM #1-65027-4PM #1-65028-4Friday, 8/23AM #1-65027-5PM #1-65028-5*Sign up for all five days of AM or PM andsave $5!28

proudly presentsThe Music ManBook by Meredith WillsonMusic and Lyrics by Meredith WillsonBased on a story by Meredith Willson andFranklin LaceyDirected by: Ken PruessMusical Direction by: Kedrick ParhamProduced by: Wendy KaplanAn affectionate paean to Smalltown, U.S.A.of a bygone era, Meredith Willson’s THEMUSIC MAN follows fast-talking travelingsalesman Harold Hill as he cons the peopleof River City, Iowa into buying instrumentsand uniforms for a boys’ band he vows toorganize - this despite the fact he doesn’tknow a trombone from a treble clef. Hisplans to skip town with the cash are foiledwhen he falls for Marian the librarian, whotransforms him into a respectable citizen bycurtain’s fall.This award-winning, critically acclaimedBroadway classic is an all-Americaninstitution, thanks to is quirky characters,charmingly predictable dramatic situations,and one-of-a-kind, nostalgic score ofrousing marches, barbershop quartets andsentimental ballads which have becomepopular standards. By turns wicked, funny,warm, romantic and touching, THE MUSICMAN is family entertainment at its best.July 25–August 4Prairie Lakes Theater • 515 E. Thacker St.Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pmSundays at 2:00pmTickets on sale July 1, at Prairie Lakes oronline at DPParks.orgBox Office: 847-391-5711General Admission: $16Seniors (over 62+): $14Military: $14Children (2–17): $12Group discount:* $12*15 or more tickets purchased for thesame performance.Purchase tickets by July 20and save $2 per ticket!Music & Theater––––––Music Lessons––––––Guitar Lessons • Ages 8+Ages 8+Learn the basics of guitar with instructionon chords, songs, how to read notes, timesignatures, and scales. Private GuitarLessons are 30-minute weekly sessions,designed for the individual student.Beginners to advanced levels, childrenand adults welcome. Styles include rock,alternative, blues, folk, jazz, and classical.Guitar rentals are available through theUltimate School of Guitar. Please call formore information. nsMin/Max: 1/13Instructors: Dan Chernow, Berklee Collegeof Music, B.A. MusicDan McLean, Columbia College, B.A. MusicPLCC, Music Room10 weeksTuesdays, 6/11–8/13Lessons from 3:00–9:00pmR: $220/NR: $275 #1-61342-1Wednesdays, 6/12–8/14Lessons from 3:00–9:00pmR: $220/NR: $275 #1-61342-2Piano LessonsAges 6+One–on–one private piano lessons for alllevels. Each lesson is designed for theindividual student. Weekly lessons are 30minutes each. The instructor will contactyou to set up your lesson time.Min/Max: 1/8Ultimate School of Music, InstructorPLCC, Music Room10 weeksSaturdays, 6/15–8/17Lessons from 10:00am-2:00pmR: $220/NR: $275 #1-61346-1Violin LessonsAges 8+Private violin lessons featuring individualizedinstruction for the beginning to theadvanced student. Weekly lessons are 30minutes each. Mrs. Culley will contact youto set up your lesson time.Min/Max: 1/12Pam Culley, InstructorPLCC, Meeting Room 210 weeksTuesdays, 6/11–8/13Lessons from 3:00–9:00pmR: $220/NR: $275 #1-61351-1Des Plaines Park DistrictCommunity Concert BandFree Summer ConcertsLake Park Memorial PavilionThursday, June 27 • 7:00pmSunday, August 11 • 3:00pm“Band Members Favorites”The band is a group of local and areamusic enthusiasts who enjoy playingtraditional and contemporary tunes onnumerous occasions throughout the year.The band’s wide repertoire ranges fromthe classics to the latest movie scores.The band practices on Thursdays from7:30–9:30pm at the Good ShepherdChurch on Howard and Lee Street inDes Plaines. Lawrence J. Carle, a retiredmusic educator from School District 62and founding director, conducts. Formore information, stop in at a rehearsal,call Don Moeller 847-375-7642, or visitthe website: desplainesconcertband.org.you’re looking for an opportunity toIf pick up that high school or collegeinstrument again, the CommunityConcert Band is currently seeking newmembers for all sections. The band hastwo French Horns that can be used byprospective members at no charge.29

Martial ArtsIllinois Shotokan Karate ClubChildren and adults universally enjoylearning the art of karate. Classes aretaught by Illinois Shotokan Karate Club’sexpert instructors under the directionof John DiPasquale, four-time NationalChampion, U.S. Karate National Coachand President of the National KarateFederation of the U.S.Beginner students will not be permittedto register into the current session afterthe second class has met. Registrationfor continuers through advanced studentswill be accepted after the start date, butthe full class fee is required. jcPre-Karate (4–7 Years)Young children will develop agility,strength and coordination skills throughfun and creative activities. This program,specifically designed to work with growingminds and bodies, enhances memoryand agility skills, too. Watch your childblossom while learning karate and havinga blast at the same time.Min/Max: 8/15Youth Karate (8–14 Years)Karate skills put children in touch withtheir bodies and help build coordination,agility, strength and poise, as well asestablishes lasting personal safety skills.The mental aspect of karate is equal to idnot greater than the physical. Practicingthis art results in increased self-esteem,in addition to enhancing discipline andcontrol.Youth: Min/Max: 8/16Adult Karate (15 Years & Older)Release tension and develop total bodyfitness! In addition to self-defense skills,karate develops flexibility and muscletone, all while improving core strength.From work to home, the benefits ofkarate can be felt in all aspects of life.Min/Max: 8/16Parent/Child Karate (7 years & Older)*Fees are per personAn excellent opportunity to spend qualitytime with your child, while conditioningmuscles, developing coordination, andimproving cardiovascular fitness.Min/Max: 8/16• Uniforms and Belt-Testing are optionsavailable through the ISKC instructor.• Please note that the Youth, Parent/Child,and Adult classes may train together.30Shotokan Karate Classes • 11 Week Session (No class 7/4)6/13–8/29 • PLCC Gym, South Court • R: $99/NR: $124 (per person)Class Age Level Day Time CodePre-Karate 4–7 Beginner/Continuer Thursday 4:00–4:45pm #1-41242-1Pre-Karate 4–7 Intermediate/Advanced^ Thursday 4:50–5:35pm #1-41242-2Youth† 8–14 Beginner/Continuer (White) Thursday 5:40–6:35pm #1-41242-3Youth† 8–14 Intermediate (Red–Yellow) Thursday 6:40–7:35pm #1-41242-4Youth† 8–14 Advanced (Blue Belt +) Thursday 7:40–8:40pm #1-41242-5Parent/Child† 7+ Beginner/Continuer (White) Thursday 5:40–6:35pm #1-41242-6Parent/Child† 7+ Intermediate (Red–Yellow) Thursday 6:40–7:35pm #1-41242-7Parent/Child† 7+ Advanced (Blue Belt +) Thursday 7:40–8:40pm #1-41242-8Adult† 15+ Beginner/Continuer (White) Thursday 5:40–6:35pm #1-41242-9Adult† 15+ Intermediate (Red–Yellow) Thursday 6:40–7:35pm #1-41242-10Adult† 15+ Advanced (Blue Belt +) Thursday 7:40–8:40pm #1-41242-11†Parent/Child, Youth, and Adult classes train together ^Instructor permission requiredTai ChiTai Chi is a Chinese health and martialarts system that focuses on the holisticdevelopment of mind, body, and spirit.Its practice is well-known for reducingstress, increasing cardiovascular efficiency,and providing an effective system of selfdefense.It is as beautiful to watch as it isto perform—meditation in motion—that isgreat for all ages, regardless of health orphysical maladies. jcBeginning Tai Chi • Ages 18+Min/Max: 8/27Richard Kurtin, InstructorPLCC, Multi-purpose Rooms 1 & 210 weeksWednesdays, 6:00–7:30pm 6/12–8/21*R: $60/NR: $75 #1-56091-1*No Class 8/14More Shotokan Karate Classes are on page 31Continuing Tai Chi • Ages 18+Prerequisite: Beginning Tai ChiThis course provides continueddevelopment of the holistic mind, body,spirit principles presented in the beginningclass through intermediate instruction ofthe second half of the Tai Chi form.Min/Max: 6/12Richard Kurtin, InstructorPLCC, Multi-purpose Rooms 1 & 210 weeksWednesdays, 7:30–9:00pm 6/12–8/21*R: $60/NR: $75 #1-56092-1No class 8/14

Mt. View Adventure CenterMountain View HoursThrough May 26Monday–Thursday 4:00pm – 9:00pmFriday4:00pm – 10:00pmSaturday10:00am – 10:00pmSundayNoon – 9:00pmMay 27 – August 18*Monday–Saturday 10:00am – 11:00pmSunday11:00am – 10:00pm*Thursday, July 4: 11:00am–9:00pmAugust 19 – September 29*Monday–Thursday 4:00pm – 9:00pmFriday4:00pm – 10:00pmSaturday11:00am – 10:00pmSundayNoon – 9:00pm*Labor Day: Monday, September 211:00am–9:00pmHours are attendance & weather dependent.Our 18-hole adventure golf course isdesigned with a mining theme, completewith creeks, bridges, waterfalls, and rockformations. Challenge the mountain and gofor the course record.Fees: Daily 2nd Round*Resident Adult $7.00 $3.00Resident Youth $6.00 $3.00Non-Resident Adult $8.50 $3.00Non-Resident Youth $7.50 $3.00*2nd round is available only on the same day.Note: Residents must have proper photo IDto receive resident rates.Shirts and shoes are required at MountainView Adventure Center at all times.Early Bird Special!Monday–Friday, 3:00–6:00pmSave $1 on every round of mini-golf.Mountain View isavailable for your nextGroup OutingFundraiserBirthday PartyContact Shelli Sarg, Facilities Manger,for information. 847-391-5711.SSarg@DPParks.orgDownload Reservation Form PDFs510 E. Algonquin Road • 847-391-5733Skate & BMX Bike ParkHours: 8:00am–11:00pmFeaturing:• 3’ Hipped Bank• 4’ Hipped Mission Control• Multi Level Grind Box • Kinked Rail• 2’ – 6’ Half Pyramid• 14’ Curved Grind Box with Down Rail• 5’ Quarter Pipe with 6’ extension, 18’ Wide• 18’ Grind Rail, 12’ long • 14’ Grind Bench• Curved, Concrete Grinding Wall• Shade Structure • Vending MachinesNew this summer.Once a month, June–August, thePark District will be offering a special event/program in our Skate Park. Don’t miss out!Look for more information atMountain View this summer.2013 Late Night in the ParkGrades 5–10Special Saturday nights at where friendsmeet for an evening of recreational fun.The admission fee of $10.00 gets you awristband that entitles you to unlimiteduse of the Batting Cages and MiniatureGolf. The concession stand will be opento purchase food and beverages. Thisevent is adult supervised. Registrationis not required; pay at the door.Select Saturdays7:00–11:00pmMountain View Adventure Center$10.002013 Late Night in the Park DatesApril 27 • May 18 • June 22 • July 13August 24 • September 7 • October 5In case of rain, the April, May, September,and October events will be moved indoorsto Prairie Lakes Community Center.Mt. View Batting Cages6 Batting CagesChoose from baseball and softball,slow to fast pitch.Batting Cages are open duringregular park hours.Each $1.00 token = 18 ballsSave!6 tokens for $512 tokens for $1025 tokens for $20Batting Cage Rentals$40 per hour$30 per ½ hourCall ahead for cage reservations.–––––––––––––––––––––––––––The Batting Cages can be included withall party packages at Mt. View.For group rates and details call847-391-5733.Garage Band Shows!Attention all Middle School andHigh School Garage Bands.Looking for a great venue in which to playyour show? Call and book a night for yourband at our Late Night in the Park inMountain View Adventure Center.Dates and times are assigned on afirst-come, first-served basis.This is your opportunity to play in front ofa large, appreciative audience and getthe recognition you deserve!Call Ron Lewis today, at 847-391-5700 orShelli Sarg at 847-391-5711 today!April 27 • May 18 • June 22 • July 13August 24 • September 7 • October 533 41

Photos of all parks and facilities, with maps and directions, are on our website: www.DPParks.orgYou’ll find detailed listings of all the amenities in each park. Looking for a walking/jogging path?Is there a great playground in your neighborhood? Bocce Ball Courts? Sì, li abbiamo!Whether you are new to Des Plaines, or just want a new place to play, the websiteis your best choice to seek, find & enjoy! See you around the parks.Map No.1 Administrative & Leisure Center, 2222 Birch Street23456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282929Algonquin and Forest Schools, Algonquin Rd./Fifth St.Apache Park, 2100 Pine StreetArndt Park, 1990 White Street, at Howard AvenueBlackhawk Park, 190 E. Golf RoadBluett Park, 1408 E. Thayer Street (Mt. Prospect)Central Park, 1601 E. Thacker StreetCentral School, 1526 E. Thacker StreetCherokee Park, 1260 White Street, at Van Buren AvenueCheyenne Park, 520 N. Wolf RoadChippewa Park & Pool, 197 N. Eighth StreetCornell Park, Stratford Road and Drake LaneCraig Manor Park, 800 Madelyn DriveCumberland Terrace, 426 S. Warrington RoadDes Plaines History Center, 781 Pearson StreetDes Plaines Manor Park, 198 E. Fremont AvenueDiMucci-Lowenberg Park, 400 Radcliffe AvenueEaton Field Park, 2975 Craig DriveGarden Plots, 601 S. Westgate RoadGolf Center Des Plaines, 353 N. River RoadHawaii Park, 600 N. Fifth AvenueHoffman Park, Hoffman Parkway and W. Villa AvenueHorseshoe Triangle, Wolf Road at Greenview AvenueIroquois Pool, 2324 Maple Street (Iroquois School)Jaycee Park, 1496 Wicke AvenueKiwanis Park, 1700 Lincoln AvenueKutchen Park, 450 State StreetKylemore Greens Park, Carlow Drive at Waterford DriveLake Park, 2200 Lee StreetLake Park Golf Course & Marina, 1015 Howard Avenue303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859Maine West High School, 1775 S. Wolf RoadMcKay-Nealis Park, 1755 S. Maple AvenueMenominee Park, 440 Laurel AvenueMohawk Park, 515 Lyman AvenueMountain View Adventure Center, 510 E. Algonquin RoadNorth Cul-de-Sac Park, 975 N. Cul-de-SacNorth School, 1789 Rand RoadNorthshire Park, 200 Fletcher DriveOakwood Maintenance Facility, 1300 Oakwood AvenueOrchard Court, 560 Orchard CourtOrchard Place School, 2727 Maple StreetPlainfield School, 1850 Plainfield DrivePotawatomie Park, 1190 Prairie AvenuePrairie Lakes Community Center, 515 E. Thacker StreetPrairie Triangle, Prairie Avenue at Arlington AvenueRand Park/Mystic Waters, 2025 Miner StreetSeminole Park, 3100 Scott StreetSesquicentennial Park, 255 Grove StreetSioux Park, 500 Clayton LaneSouth Cul-de-Sac, 975 S. Cul-de-SacSouth School, 1535 Everett AvenueTerrace School, 735 S. Westgate RoadTeton Park, 120 Stratford AlleyTomahawk Park, 350 S. Westgate RoadWest Park, 651 S. Wolf RoadWestfield Gardens Park, 955 S. Warrington RoadWillow Park, 1314 Willow AvenueWinnebago Park, 1218 Margret StreetWoodlawn Park, 875 Woodlawn AvenueYale Court, 636 Yale Court

Sports for Ages 2–12Hot Shots Adult-Tot SportsAge 2–4Parents are an integral part of helping theirtots develop basic sports movement andmotor skills. Motor skills activities focuson hand/eye and hand/foot coordination.Sports equipment and instruction areprovided to help guide your child throughthis introduction to organized sports. jcMin/Max: 6/20Hot Shots Sports, InstructorALC, Gym8 weeksSaturdays, 9:15–10:00am 6/8–7/27R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41335-1Hot Shots Sports and MoreAges 3–5Through Hot Shots, kids are introduced tothe fundamentals of such sports as soccer,T-ball, football, basketball, floor hockey andother sports and group games. The programprovides an opportunity for each child todevelop motor skills and grow both sociallyand emotionally through teamwork andgood sportsmanship. jcMin/Max: 6/20Hot Shots Sports, InstructorPLCC, Gym (Thursdays)ALC, Gym (Saturdays)8 weeksThursdays, 11:00–11:45am 6/6–8/1*R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41332-1*No class 7/4Saturdays, 11:00–11:45am 6/8–7/27R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41332-2Hot Shots Sports Pee Wee SoccerAges 3–5Let your child’s early soccer experience be agreat one! Younger players gain confidence asthey develop soccer skills, motor skills, andcommunication skills, while increasing theircoordination. The Hot Shots program usesage-appropriate drills and exercises to teachkicking, ball control, dribbling, shooting, andmore. Each class is designed to developendurance, promote teamwork and goodsportsmanship. jcMin/Max: 6/20Hot Shots Sports, InstructorPLCC, Gym (Thursdays)ALC, Gym (Saturdays)Thursdays, 11:45am–12:30pm 6/6–8/1*R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41333-1*No class 7/4Saturdays, 11:45am–12:30pm 6/8–7/27R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41333-2Hot Shots Basketball Skills Clinic Level IAges 5–7Develop fundamental basketball skills suchas shooting, dribbling and passing, and learnthe basic rules of the game. Each classincludes instruction as well as structuredgames. This class is for the basketballbeginner looking to understand the game,learn new skills, and have a ball! jcMin/Max: 6/20Hot Shots Sports, InstructorALC, GymSaturdays, 10:00–10:45am 6/8–7/27R: $80/NR: $96 #1-41334-1Boys and Girls T-BallAges 4–6This fun-filled, structured T-ball classfeatures instruction for the first half ofclass, followed by plenty of team play.Each week, teams are formed to play ingame-like situations and practice what hasbeen learned. All of the basics are taughtin detail: throwing, catching, batting, baserunning, and fielding. jcMin/Max: 10/30Hot Shots Sports, InstructorPLCC, FieldTuesdays & Thursdays 6/11–7/16*9:30–10:15am #1-47040-110:15–11:00am #1-47040-2R: $45/NR: $56*No class 7/4Chicago BullsRookie & VeteranBasketball CampAges 6–12The Chicago Bulls are coming to yourneighborhood! This summer, learn fromthe best and let the Chicago Bulls teachyou how to play like a champion! Forover 17 years, the Chicago Bulls havebrought quality basketball camps to boysand girls throughout Chicagoland. Morethan 45,000 youth basketball playershave developed essential basketballfundamentals including: ball handling,passing, shooting, rebounding, individualmoves, footwork, and team concepts.High School and college courts acrossthe country are home to graduates of aChicago Bulls Basketball Summer Camp.We work on every part of your child’sgame. On the final day, all participants willreceive an evaluation form and graduationcertificate.Exclusive United Center Experience!Each camper, along with one guest, willbe invited to the United Center, home ofthe Chicago Bulls, for a Q & A sessionwith a Bulls personality and current andor former Bulls players! During the camp,all campers will compete in the finalson the floor of the United Center (dateTBD). Every camper receives a ChicagoBulls duffel bag, Bulls indoor/outdoorbasketball, T-shirt, evaluation report andgraduation certificate.The Chicago Bulls Summer Camp isoffered in to two age groups. The rookiecamp for children ages 6–8 is a beginnercamp focused on building fundamentalswith fun drills to understand the gameand improve their play. For the older kids(approx. 9–12), coaches work on the“team” concept and refining the skillsfor the serious or soon-to-be seriousplayer. You are sure to improve your ballhandling, passing, shooting, rebounding,and footwork! Student to instructor ratiowill be 10:1 or less. jcMin/Max: 10/100PLCC, GymMon.–Fri., 8:30–11:30am 8/12–8/16$199 per person #1-48122-137

Sports • Sports CampsChicago White SoxTraining Center Summer CampsIf you want to be the best, you’ve got totrain with the best! Over the past 17 years,more than 50,000youth baseball playershave attended a WhiteSox Summer Campto focus on essentialindividual baseball skills.Professional coachesfrom the White Soxorganization have designed programs forkids ages 5–11 at every ability level.Every White Sox Summer Campparticipant receives an exclusiveU.S. CELLULAR FIELD EXPERIENCE!This opportunity of a lifetime, for the campparticipant and one guest, includes aparade on the field and a Q&A session witha White Sox personality, a coach, and acurrent White Sox player! During the camp,all players participate in a special SkillsCompetition, and the Top 30 qualifiersin each age group then compete in thefinals, in September, on U.S. Cellular Field.Each camper also receives six (6) WhiteSox ticket vouchers, an Academy hat,T-shirt, evaluation report, and graduationcertificate.**Restrictions apply to ticket vouchers.Cellular Field Experience dates are to bedetermined, premium items subject tochange.Little Sluggers CampBoys & Girls Ages 5–6Our beginner program is designed tointroduce this age group to the game ofbaseball. The student-to-instructor ratio is10:1 or less, and assures every player getsthe attention they deserve.Min/Max: 6/40Chippewa Park, Baseball FieldsMonday–Friday, 1:00–3:30pm 7/15–7/19R: $179/NR: $224 #1-75406-1White Sox Training Center Camp (STC-1)Boys & Girls Ages 7–8Our intermediate camp includes trainingin throwing, hitting, bunting, fielding,pitching, and base-running. Fundamentalswill be reinforced by using fun skill-games.On the final day, all players have theopportunity to judge their improvement byplaying a game. Student-to-instructor ratiois 10:1 or less.Min/Max: 6/40Chippewa Park, Baseball FieldsMonday–Friday, 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19R: $199/NR: $249 #1-75406-2White Sox Advanced Camp (STC 2)Boys & Girls Ages 9–11This camp builds on the basics and isjust the ticket to advance your game tothe next level. Depending on the skilllevel of the players, this camp touches onadvanced hitting and throwing techniques,team play, advanced base running, andother techniques that can be used onthe field this season. On the final day, allplayers have the opportunity to judge theirimprovement by playing a game. Student toinstructor ratio is 10:1 or less.Min/Max: 6/40Chippewa Park, Baseball FieldsMonday–Friday, 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19R: $199/NR: $249 #1-75406-3Park District & Youth CommissionCo-Rec Summer Softball LeagueWant to hang out with friends and playsoftball? The Park District and Des PlainesYouth Commission provide high schoolstudents an opportunity to get togetherand play in a fun softball league. This is an8-game season, plus a single eliminationtournament. T-shirts are provided by theDes Plaines Youth Commission. For moreinformation, please contact Joshua Cantres,Athletic Supervisor, 847-391-5711 or e-mailMs. Mary at mdankowski@maine207.orgRegistration deadline: May 31Max: 20 teamsRand Park FieldSaturdays, 6:00–10:00pm 6/8–8/3$300 per teamDes Plaines Jr. WarriorsFootball and Cheerleading(Member of the Chicagoland YFL)Ages 5–14Team placements are determined by aplayer’s age as of July 31, 2013.Playing level ages and weights are onour website: www.dpjrwarriors.comRegistration Fee: $310.00Payment plans are available.Multi-child discounts are available.Registration dates:Wednesday, May 8 6:00pm–8:00pmSaturday, May 18 11:00am–2:00pmPrairie Lakes Community CenterPlease bring a copy of your birth certificate.For more information visit our website,www.dpjrwarriors.com, or email us at:warriorsfootballandcheer@yahoo.comMail Registrations to: P.O. Box 1020Des Plaines, Illinois 6001739

Sports for Ages 3-13EVP TOURBeach Volleyball CampsGrades 3–8It’s time to take yourvolleyball game to the beach!A camp hosted by Ross Balling, CertifiedBeach Camp/USA Volleyball, features allthe latest drills and training techniquesthat build your skills for the next level.Lots of contests and games too, with funand active instructors! The campwill concentrate on the fundamentalsof passing, setting, serving and spiking.You will learn to overhand serve and playorganized games. The lesson plan directsindividual. Cancelled classes are made upon Friday. jcMin/Max: 8/24EVP Volleyball Professionals Staff,InstructorsPLCC, Sand Volleyball CourtsSession 1Monday–Thursday 6/10–6/13Grades 3–53:30–4:30pmR: $75/ NR: $94 #1-41081-1Grades 6–84:30–7:00pmR: $98/ NR: $118 #1-41081-2Session 2Monday–Thursday 7/22–7/25Grades 3–53:30–4:30pmR: $75/ NR: $94 #1-41081-3Grades 6-84:30–7:00pmR: $98/ NR: $118 #1-41081-4Session 3Monday–Thursday 8/12–8/15Grades 3–53:30–4:30pmR: $75/ NR: $94 1-41081-5Grades 6–84:30–7:00pmR: $98/ NR: $118 #1-41081-6Kids First Tumbling and GymnasticsAges 3–13Here’s a sport that doesn’t require anyfancy, high-priced equipment, but is greatfun and an excellent form of exercise.Tumblers learn increasingly more difficultmoves with each succeeding program, fromsomersaults to flip-flops & walkovers. jcParticipants ages 3–4 must bepotty-trained.Min/Max: 4/9Kids First Sports Safety, InstructorsPLCC, MV 1 & 26 weeksTuesdays 6/11–7/23*Beginners, Ages 3–4 5:30–6:15pmR: $59/NR: $71 #1-41251-1Beginners, Ages 4–6 6:15–7:00pmR: $59/NR: $71 #1-41251-2Beginners, Ages 7–13^ 7:00–7:45pmR: $59/NR: $71 #1-41251-3*No class 7/2^Class is divided into two groups:ages 7–8 and 9–13SportsKids Start Smart GolfAges 4–6Learn the basics of golf using colorful ageappropriateequipment. Putting, chippingand tee work are mixed in with easyinstruction for proper form. jcMin/Max: 5/15Sports Kids Inc., InstructorPLCC, Field6 weeksWednesdays, 9:30–10:15am 6/12–7/17R: $50/NR: $60 #1-41346-1SportsKids Fun With FootballAges 5–6Are you ready for some football? This nocontact class helps kids learn the skills offootball: pass, hike, catch and punt the balland team offense and defense. Controlledscrimmages will be played once the basicskill shave been taught. Nerf footballs areused for safety. jcMin/Max: 5/15Sports Kids Inc., InstructorPLCC, Field6 weeksWednesdays, 10:15–11:00am 6/12–7/17R: $50/NR: $60 #1-41347-1SportsKids Pee Wee LacrosseAges 4–6Play lacrosse like the big kids.Age appropriate sized sticks and softer ballswill be used for safety. Children will learnskills including cradling, stick work, running,passing, shooting and more. jcMin/Max: 5/15Sports Kids Inc., InstructorPLCC, Field6 weeksWednesdays, 11:00–11:45am 6/12–7/17R: $50/NR: $60 #1-41348-1SportsKids ArcheryAges 7–13Learn the basics of a recurve bow in a safeand fun environment. This class will focuson a nationally recognized 9-step lessonplan. Blunt tip arrows, bows and targets areprovided. Both technique and games will betargeted in this class! jcMin/Max: 6/10SportsKids Inc. Staff, InstructorArndt Park Field6 weeksThursdays 6/13–7/25*Ages 7–95:30–6:15pmR: $65/NR: $81 #1-41344-1Parent/Child6:15–7:00pmR: $33/NR: $40 (per person) #1-41344-2Ages 10–137:00–7:45pmR: $65/NR: $81 #1-41344-3*No class 7/440Gymnastics for ages 8–18Gymnastics classes are available to all School District 207residents, through the Morton Grove Park District.Classes are held at Maine East HS, under the direction ofCindy Morano & staff. For more information please visitwww.mortongroveparks.com or contactKevin Slobodecki at 847-965-1200.USA GYMNASTICS Member Club

Sports for Ages 5–AdultBoxing 101Ages 7+The Des Plaines Park District hascollaborated with River Trails Park Districtto provide the Des Plaines community witha great program. Residents of Des Plainesare able to register for this program atresident rates. All classes are held at WeissCommunity Center, 1500 E. Euclid, in Mt.Prospect.Build your confidence! This thrill–seeking,high-energy training class teaches selfdefenseand shadow boxing, along withdeveloping cardio strength, power, speedand endurance. Learn basic principles ofboxing including offense, defense, andfootwork. The instructor is experienced inboxing and sports conditioning. jcMin/Max: 5/20River Trails Staff, InstructorWeiss Community Center1500 E. Euclid Ave., Mount Prospect9 weeksAges 7–10 (Beginner)Saturdays, noon–1:00pm 6/15–8/10R: $73/NR: $87.60 #1-41248-1Ages 11–17 (Advanced/Beginner)Saturdays, 1:00–2:00pm 6/15–8/10R: $73/NR: $87.60 #1-41248-2Ages 18+ (Beginner or Advanced)Saturdays, 2:00–3:00pm 6/15–8/10R: $73/NR: $87.60 #1-41248-3Flag First Football CampAges 6–14Participants are grouped by age.Touchdown! This week-long instructionalcamp offers an ideal introduction tofootball. Coaches employ strategic, funpreparation drills and games to challengeboth beginners and more advanced players.Fundamental skills and safety are stressed,including: techniques per position; purposefactors; body balance; splits; first stepdirectional movements; blocking; tackling;football awareness, and sportsmanship.Camp features a great Punt-Pass-Kickcontest and an exciting Championship FlagFootball game. All participants receive aKids First T-shirt.Min/Max: 10/60Kids First Staff, InstructorsPrairie Lakes FieldMonday–Friday9:00am–noonR: $125/NR: $1506/17–6/21 #1-41361-17/15–7/19 #1-41361-2Youth Tennis LessonsGrades 1–5 (Ages 5–13)Using the USTA Quickstart method, youngplayers can develop their skills in a moreefficient way. Modifications include courtsize, net height, the ball, and the racquetsize. These changes help kids to easilyachieve success while learning and lovingthe game of tennis, even if they have neverpicked up a racquet before. Participantplacement will be assessed to determineappropriate level. *Racquet rental available,call Josh at 847-391-5711 for info. jcMin/Max: 5/10Matthew Pangborn, InstructorMaine West High School, Tennis Courts4 WeeksLevel 1 (Ages 5–7)Minimal tennis experience required. Forthe participant who wants to learn thefundamentals of tennis. A 19–21” racquetis recommended for this level.Session 1Tues. & Thurs., 4:00–5:00pm 6/11–7/9*R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-1*No class 7/4Session 2Tues. & Thurs., 4:00–5:00pm 7/16–8/8R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-2Level 2 (Ages 8–10)Limited tennis experience required.Participants will develop their racquetskills and improve on fundamental strokes.Introduction to service motion. A 21, 23 or25” racquet is recommended for this level.Session 1Tues. & Thurs., 5:00–6:00pm 6/11–7/9*R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-3*No class 7/4Session 2Tues. & Thurs., 5:00–6:00pm 7/16–8/8R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-4Level 3 (Ages 11–13)Ability to serve and hit ground strokes withmoderate success required. Basic strokeswill be reviewed. A 25-26” racquet isrecommended for this level.Session 1Tues. & Thurs., 6:00–7:00pm 6/11–7/9*R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-5*No class 7/4Session 2Tues. & Thurs., 6:00–7:00pm 7/16–8/8R: $70/NR: $87 #1-41115-6Tennis Under the LightsAges 18+Enjoy tennis in the evening.Beginners receive instruction duringthe first hour and play games duringthe second hour. Intermediate playerswill play games first then receiveinstruction. The level of players enrolledwill determine the structure. All shots willbe taught: forehand, backhand, volley,approach shots, serving, overheads, aswell as game tactics. jcMin/Max: 10/40Matthew Pangborn, InstructorMaine West High School4 WeeksSession 1Tues. & Thurs., 7:00–9:00pm6/11–7/9*R: $87/NR: $109 #1-41121-1*No class 7/4Session 2Tues. & Thurs., 7:00–9:00pm 7/16–8/8R: $87/NR: $109 #1-41121-2Adult Cardio TennisAges 18+A high energy fitness activity thatcombines the best features of the sportof tennis with cardiovascular exercise,delivering the ultimate, full body, calorieburning aerobic workout. It is a verysocial and fun class for players of allability levels taught by a tennis teachingprofessional. If you’ve never playedtennis before it is a great way to beintroduced to the sport and if you are anexperienced high level tennis player it isthe best way to train for tennis. jcMin/Max: 8/10Matthew Pangborn, InstructorChippewa Park, Tennis Courts4 WeeksMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays9:00–10:00am 7/8–8/2R: $87/NR: $109 #1-41122-141

Men’s & Boys BasketballMen’s A&B Basketball Leagues18+We play competitive basketball year ’round!Each season we have two popular leagues,to accommodate all levels of play.The A Division is for teams with morehighlyskilled players who want more competitiveleague play.The B Division is for teams that still wantto play competitively, but the level of playis not as intense.Games are played by IHSA rules, withIHSA officials.All teams are guaranteed 8 games, withadditional playoffs for teams that qualify.All team players receive uniform shirts.The Des Plaines Park District reservesthe right to move returning teams to theleague that is appropriate for their levelof play.For more information, contact:Joshua Cantres, Athletic Supervisor,Max: 16 teamsPLCC, Gym9 weeksSummer LeagueLetter of intent and payment is due byJune 14 for returning teams.Thereafter, all teams are on a first-come,first-served basis.Last day to register is June 21.Tuesday evenings 7/2–9/3*$630 per team*No games 8/27Fall LeagueLetter of intent and payment is due byNovember 1 for returning teams.Thereafter, all teams are on a first-come,first-served basis.Last day to register is November 8.Tuesday evenings 11/12–1/21/14*$630 per team*No games 12/24 and 12/31.Fall Boys BasketballGrades 7 and 8 • Ages 12–14Players will develop their skills, learnsportsmanship, and be involved in acompetitive fun game setting. Gamesare held on Saturdays, at Prairie LakesCommunity Center, beginning September14. Some games may be held on Tuesdayor Thursday nights at Chippewa School.Practices begin the week of August 26and are held one evening each week ata D62 school.Min/Max: 60/80Mary Dankowski, CoordinatorPLCC, GymGrade 7 9/14–11/9R: $95/NR: $114 #2-48117-6Grade 8 9/14–11/9R: $95/NR: $114 #2-48117-8Placement NightThursday, August 22Grades 7 and 86:00–7:45pmPLCC, GymWinter 2013–2014 Basketball ProgramsIncludes boys and girls in K–2, Grades 3/4,and Grades 5/6.Note: Boys and girls Grades 3–6 basketballwill need Volunteer Coaches. If you areinterested, please contact Joshua Cantres,Athletic Supervisor at 847-391-5711.High School Basketball LeaguesFreshman/Sophomore LeagueVarsity LeagueGet in some warm-up rounds before theseason starts with guys who just love toplay basketball.The Freshman/Sophomore League and theVarsity League are both for local high schoolplayers. Each league includes an 8-gameseason, with additional playoff games forteams that qualify.The Freshman/Sophomore teams coachthemselves, and can have a maximum ofeight players on a squad.The Varsity League roster will be at thediscretion of the coach.Note: If you are currently a Freshman or aSophomore, but you play on your school’sVarsity team, you are ineligible to play inthis Freshman/Sophomore league.Maximum of 10 teams per league.Placement NightFor the Freshman/Sophomore LeagueThursday, August 227:45pmPLCC, GymnasiumFreshman/Sophomore League GamesPLCC, Gym9 weeksSaturdays, 2:00–5:00pm 9/7–11/2Fee: $32Note: Registrations are taken individually.Players will be placed on teams.Varsity League GamesPLCC, Gym9 weeksTuesdays, 6:30–10:30pm 9/10–11/5Fee: $43042

Golf Leagues & LessonsYouth Golf LeaguesAges 6–15This is a recreational league designed forall levels of junior golfers. Come with afoursome, or come by yourself and makenew friends, all the while experiencing eightweeks of great golf. There is no instructionwith this league. We will hold specialcontests each week for participants to winfree golf and many other prizes. Leagueday tee times are from 8:00am–noon. Teetimes will be first come first served.Please note: registration for this league alsorequires a separate form, available online orat the Golf Center. bpMin/Max: 20/120Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays, 6/11–7/30R: $115/NR: $140 #1-01580-1Golf Center Des PlainesWednesdays, 6/12–7/31R: $115/NR: $140 #1-01580-22013 Travel Youth Golf LeagueJune 10–August 5Tryouts Monday, May 20 at 5:00pmGolf Center Des Plaines3rd – 8th grade (year just completed)Come be a part of our travel golf league,where you are sure to improve your gameand have fun at the same time. Thisteam will participate in a Monday leagueand a Wednesday league, and play manyother local teams at great golf courses inthe northwest suburbs. One-hour grouplessons, by GolfTEC, are included everyTuesday. Throughout the program, leaguemembers receive free rounds of golf at ourLake Park and Golf Center courses, plusunlimited range balls at the Golf Centerto help improve their game. The leaguefee includes a polo shirt and an awardsbanquet. Transportation is not provided.Lowest scores qualify for the 16 spots onthe team.Fee: $450 per golferThrough a reciprocal agreement with the Glenview Park District all Des Plaines Park Districtresidents quality for Glenview resident rates on both courses. Proper I.D. required.43

Golf Center Des Plaines353 N. River Road • 847-803-GOLF (4653)Chicagoland’s Favorite Golf Practice FacilityDriving Range HoursThrough May 31Daily: 8:00am–10:00pmJune 1 — August 31Monday–Saturday: 7:00am–midnightSundays & Holidays: 7:00am–10:00pmGrass tees open on Mondays at 5:00pmCourse HoursOpen daily. Course and Short Game Areaopen at noon on Mondays. Last roundtees off 1½ hours before closing.Through May 31Daily: 8:00am–10:00pmJune 1 — August 31Monday–Saturday: 7:00am–midnightSundays & Holidays: 7:00am–10:00pmCourse FeesResident Non-res.Weekdays, before 5pm $10 $12Night Play, after 5pm $13 $16Weekends & Holidays $13 $16Seniors and Juniors save $2Monday–Friday before 5:00pmGolf Center Features:• Automated tee-up system, with adjustable tee heights up to 2”Practice with your largest club heads.• Driving Range with over 300 yards of outdoor landing area.You’re not bangin’ balls into walls!• Our 80 hitting bays, on three tiers, are lighted and heated.Over 300 yards of outdoor landing area!• Club Casa Café, Restaurant & Sports Bar. Thirsty? They’ll deliver right to your hitting station!• Dream Golf Pro Shop. Name brands, expert club fitting.• GolfTEC. Private lessons from PGA professionals. Proven Path. Proven Results.• Designed for serious practice. Keep your swing in shape year-round.• Short game area, for bunker and chip shot practice. Just $7 for the entire day!• Challenging Par-3 lighted golf course4480 lighted, automated hitting stations.Driving Range Specials!• Early Bird: 8¢ balls daily until 10am.• Mondays: 6¢ balls.• Thursdays: 8¢ balls.• Junior/Senior Rate: 9¢ balls,weekdays until 5pm.Loyalty ProgramPut $50 on a Range Card, we’ll add $5.Put $100 on a Range Card, we’ll add $15.NEW! Look for our LoyalTee programcheck-in station at the front desk. Faster rewards!Range Ball Resident Price: 11¢Golf MembershipsUnlimited course & short game, $100 Range Card,free GolfTEC swing analysis, special discounts atDream Golf & Club Casa, and more bonuses. $550.

Golf Center Des PlainesPremier Golf Instruction847-299-5431If you want to play better golf, you have come to the rightplace. For more than 15 years, GolfTEC has been helpinggolfers of all skill levels play better and enjoy the game more.Whether you are a complete beginner or an accomplishedgolfer, GolfTEC’s comprehensive approach to improvementcan help you reach your personal goals.Each GolfTEC lesson is given by a Certified Personal Coachwho utilizes advanced technology to dramatically accelerateyour improvement. GolfTEC’s patented g-SWING systemcombines digital video, motion measurement and biofeedback.The first step to your improvement at GolfTEC is our factbased diagnosis. During your first session we will compareyour motion analysis to over 150 tour professionals, as well asuse video to make a fact based comparison to the best players.During this session we will also create a game plan ofsequential lessons to tackle your issues one at a time. Thisapproach gives clients an experience that is far superior totraditional instruction. Every lesson is uploaded to yourpersonalized Player Performance Center using GolfTEC’sWebLesson® technology, giving you 24/7 access to yourlesson history, past swing videos, practice drills, notes fromeach lesson and more.Call GolfTEC and let one of our Certified Personal Coacheshelp you get started playing better golf today!$PECIAL $AVINGS!Des Plaines residents receive 40% offall GolfTEC lesson programs.Simply show proof of residency when you sign up!On the main floor of the Golf Center847-803-4757Pro Shop HoursMonday–FridaySaturdaySundayClub Demo Fee: $10.95Club Fitting, Irons: $30.00Club Fitting, Driver: $30.0010:00am–8:00pm10:00am–7:00pm11:00am–5:00pmWhen clubs are purchasedafter fitting, the fitting feewill be returned. Plus, you’llreceive a 10% discount on thetotal of your club purchase.(Must have the original receipts.)Not valid on PING brand clubs.Wacky Whack-emA Fun Par 3 Challenge!Saturday, August 3For ages 21+Tee times: 5:00–9:00pmR: $25/NR: $30 • #1-04031-1Includes 9 holes of golfand a drink ticket.Come on out and join us for the firstever Golf Center Wacky Whack-emPar 3 Challenge.Where your conventional golf gamebecomes unPredictAble!• You will be paired in teams of two.• Each hole will have a differenttheme and method of completion.• Each group will start out with tenfeet of string that they may use inany fashion to get their ball closerto the hole or out of hazards.Additional string may be purchasedfor $1 per foot with a limit of twentyextra feet.We’ll have surprise contests,great prizes, and giveaways!Awards will be presentedimmediately after the challenge.Join us at the Golf Center toparticipate in the most uniquegolf tournament around!Monday Night Special50¢ Wings • $1 Sliders5:00–9:00pmClub Casa CaféRestaurant • Sports Bar • Patio • BanquetsMain floor of the Golf Center • 847-298-5100Specializing in classic sandwiches, steaks, seafood, authentic pasta dishes & pizza.Open Every Day with Great Daily SpecialsLunch Specials Monday–Friday, 11:00am–2:00pm • $6.95 Pick TwoFriday SpecialAll you can eat! Cod $10.50 • Perch $12.75Includes soup or salad, home fires & coleslaw.In the mood to party?Let Club Casa cater your next event!Banquets from 25–100For information and reservations,call 847-298-5100.www.ClubCasaCafe.com45

Golf LessonsLake Park Golf Course • 1015 Howard Avenue • 847-391-5730Adult-Youth Golf ChallengeLake Park Golf CourseSaturday, June 29Shotgun start: 10:00amRegistration: 9:30amPrice: $30 per twosome #1-05053-1Includes 18 holes of golf and lunch.Age Groups9 years and younger, 10–13 years,14–17 years. Each twosome will playone ball per hole, rotating shots.Youths We tee Proudly off on odd Supportnumberedholes, adults tee off on evennumbered holes.Two ContestsClosest to the Pin and Longest PuttLunch and an awards presentationimmediately follow the challenge.Join us for some fun on the beautifulLake Park Golf Course!Short Game ChallengeLake Park Golf CourseSunday, July 14Shotgun Start: 10:00amRegistration: 9:30amR: $16/NR: $20 #1-05054-1Includes 18 holes of golf and lunch.Age Groups13 years and younger14 years and olderIncludes 18 holes of golf and lunch.Who has the best short game in thearea? Put the questions to rest bycompeting in our 2013 Short GameChallenge. Players will be placed infoursomes, but play for their own score.ContestsClosest to the Pin, Longest Putt, anda chance to win a car, just to namea few.Lunch and awards will be presentedimmediately following the tournament.Join us at for a day full of fun andfriendly competition!Wacky Whack-emA Fun Par 3 Challenge!at the Golf Center Des PlainesSaturday, August 3rdFor ages 21+ • See page 45Youth Golf LessonsA Sticks For Kids ProgramAges 8–11This beginner’s class will introduce childrento joys of golf. This class will focus oninstruction, focusing on grip, stance, swing,club selection, chipping and putting. We willalso focus on the rules of the game andetiquette while on the golf course. bpMin/Max: 4/10Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays, 5:00–6:00pm 5/14–6/11R: $60/NR: $70 #5-15912-1Thursdays, 5:00–6:00pm 5/16–6/13R: $60/NR: $70 #5-15912-2Youth Golf LessonsA Sticks For Kids ProgramAges 11–15This beginner/intermediate class will teachbasic fundamentals of golf, while focusing onmany different shots (sand shot, pitch shot,chip shot, putting). We will also learn theimportance of club selection and reading thegreen. bpMin/Max: 4/10Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays, 6:15–7:15pm 5/14–6/11R: $60/NR: $70 #5-15912-3Thursdays, 4:00–5:00pm 5/16–6/113R: $60/NR: $70 #5-15912-4Adult Beginner Golf InstructionAges 16+Enjoy and learn a sport you can play for alifetime. Fundamentals of grip, stance,alignment, swing and course etiquette aretaught. bpMin/Max: 4/8Lake Park Golf CourseWednesdays, 6:30–7:30pm 5/15–6/12R: $60/NR: $70 #5-15911-1For all lessons, and forplaying a round of golf atLake Park, we have setsof golf clubs for childrento use at no charge!Call 847-391-5730for information.G-Ball Beginners GolfAges 5–8G-ball is a nationally recognized golfdevelopment program created by SNAG Golf.This is golf’s version of T-Ball, focused onchildren 5–8 years old. Children will learn thebasics of golf in four stations: rolling(putting), chipping, pitching, and launchingusing modified golf equipment called SNAGGOLF. This fun and engaging class will be agreat first step for your child learning a gamethey can play for a lifetime. No equipment isneeded. bpMin/Max: 4/8Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays, 4:00–4:45pm 5/14–6/11R: $55/NR: $65 #5-15914-1Thursdays, 6:30–7:15pm 5/16–6/13R: $55/NR: $65 #5-15914-2Youth Golf LeaguesAges 6–15This is a recreational league designed forall levels of junior golfers. Come with afoursome, or come by yourself and makenew friends, all the while experiencing eightweeks of great golf. There is no instructionincluded with this league. We hold specialcontests each week: participants win freegolf items. League day tee times are from8:00am–noon. Tee times are first-come,first-served. bpPlease note: registration for this league alsorequires a separate form, available online orat the Golf Center.Min/Max: 20/120Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays 6/11–7/30R: $115/NR:$140 #1-01580-1Golf Center Des PlainesWednesdays 6/12–7/31R: $115/NR: $140 #1-01580-246

Golf LessonsFour Day Junior Golf CampAges 8–16Learn, practice and experience golf in afun and productive atmosphere. The FourDay Junior Golf Camp is designed for theaspiring junior golfer looking to improve theirgolf game and confidence. The focus is toinstill lifelong fundamentals and passion forthe game. Swing development, short gameskills, course management, golf fitness,golf etiquette and the rules of golf are thefoundation of the program. This all-aroundapproach will teach students to practiceand play golf with a purpose. The camp willconclude with a 9 hole tournament on thefinal day. This camp is designed for golfersage 8 to 16 with some golf experience. bpMin/Max: 4/20Instructor: Eric Pick, PGAGolf Center Des PlainesTuesday–Friday8:00am–noonR: $300/NR: $3206/11–6/14 #1-04024-16/18–6/21 #1-04024-27/9–7/12 #1-04024-37/16–7/19 #1-04024-4High School Short Game SchoolAges 13–18This school is for the motivated juniorgolfers entering high school or currentlyin high school looking to improve theirtechniques within the scoring zone. Shotswithin 70 yards will be the main focusincluding chipping, pitching, wedges, andbunker shots. Creativity, visualization,proper set-up, club selection, and shotchoice will all be highlighted. This is anintense program structured to preparejuniors for trying out and competing at thehigh school level. bpMin/Max: 4/8Instructor: Eric Pick, PGAGolf Center Des Plaines Short Game AreaSaturdays9:00am–noonR: $80/NR: $100July 20 #1-04025-1July 27 #1-04025-2One Day Short Game SchoolAges 13+Did you know over 65% of all shots playedon a course occur within 70 yards of thehole? Learn, practice and experience allshots inside 70 yards. Discover how tocut a few more strokes off your score withknowledge of proper set-up, club selectionand shot choice. This intense school willfocus on improving techniques on shotsdesigned to lower your score and make thegame more enjoyable. bpMin/Max: 4/8Instructor: Eric Pick, PGAGolf Center Des Plaines, Short Game AreaSaturdays9:00am–noonR: $100/NR: $120April 27 #5-04023-1May 18 #5-04023-2PGA Golf ClinicsAges 13+Learn a specific shot technique from aPGA Teaching Professional. Sign up for allsessions or pick and choose the area yourgame needs the most improvement. Eachsession will last one hour, detailing properfundamentals for either chipping, pitching,or greenside bunker shot. bpMin/Max: 5/15Instructor: Eric Pick, PGAGolf Center Des Plaines, Short Game AreaR: $15/NR: $18Saturday, 5/259:00–10:00amChipping #5-04022-1Saturday, 5/25 10:00–11:00amPitching #5-04022-2Saturday, 6/19:00–10:00amPitching #1-04022-1Saturday, 6/110:00–11:00amGreenside Bunker Shot #1-04022-2Saturday, 6/89:00–10:00amGreenside Bunker Shot #1-04022-3Saturday, 6/810:00–11:00amChipping #1-04022-4Tuesday, 6/115:00–6:00pmChipping #1-04022-5Tuesday, 6/116:00–7:00pmPitching #1-04022-6Wednesday, 6/19 5:00–6:00pmPitching #1-04022-7Wednesday, 6/19 6:00–7:00pmGreenside Bunker Shot #1-04022-8Thursday, 7/115:00–6:00pmGreenside Bunker Shot #1-04022-9Thursday, 7/116:00–7:00pmChipping #1-04022-1047

Lake Park Golf CourseLake Park Clubhouse 2013 HoursThrough May: 8:00am–dusk.June–September: 7:00am–duskOctober: 8:00am–duskLake Park Golf CourseOpening as weather permits in early April.The scenic lakeside course is 1,515 yards inlength with 18 holes ranging from 50 to 115yards with beautiful greens, strategic bunkers,and a picturesque lake that doubles as ahazard. This sporty Par-3 course provideshours of enjoyment for golfers of all ages.If you need to work on your short game, thenthis is the course for you. The pro shopcarries a variety of golf accessories includingballs and gloves, and you can rent golf clubsand pull carts.2013 Daily Fees Weekday WeekendAdult Resident $9.00 $10.00Adult Non–Resident $13.00 $14.00Youth/Senior Resident* $7.00 $9.00Youth/Senior Non-Res.* $10.00 $12.00*Ages 4 through high school, and 60+Lake Park Golf Membership.Pay one flat rate at the beginning of theseason and golf as much as you want forno extra cost. Members will receive aMembership Card which they will need toshow, along with a photo ID, each timethey golf.Residents: $325Non-residents: $375Seniors (60 and older) and Youth (under 18)receive $25 off Golf Memberships.Save with a 10–Play Punch Pass!Adult Resident.................................$80.00Adult Non–Resident........................$115.00Youth/Senior Resident*.....................$65.00Youth/Senior Non–Resident*.............$90.00*Ages 6 through High School, and age 60+Golf Specials At Lake ParkKids’ and Family Special All Year Long!All kids golf for just $6 when a parent plays atregular rates.Senior Appreciation MondaysAll seniors 60 and over, with valid ID, can golffor just $6 all day long on Mondays.Dress CodeAll golfers will be required to wear shirts andshoes on the course and in the clubhouse.Lake Park Golf LeaguesCall 847-391-5730 for more information onSenior, Women, and Youth Leagues.Please note:All golfers are liable for their actions while onthe course.1015 Howard Avenue • 847-391-5730Youth Golf LeaguesAges 6–15This is a recreational league designedfor all levels of junior golfers. Come witha foursome, or come by yourself andmake new friends, all the whileexperiencing eight weeks of great golf.There is no instruction with this league.We will hold special contests each weekfor participants to win free golf andmany other prizes. League day tee timesare from 8:00am–noon. Tee times willbe first come first served.Please note: registration for this leaguealso requires a separate form, availableonline or at the Golf Center. bpMin/Max: 20/120Lake Park Golf CourseTuesdays, 6/11–7/30R: $115/NR: $140 #1-01580-1Golf Center Des PlainesWednesdays, 6/12–7/31R: $115/NR: $140 #1-01580-22013 Travel Youth Golf LeagueJune 10–August 5Tryouts on Monday, May 20, 5:00pm,at the Golf Center Des Plaines3rd–8th grade (year just completed)Come be a part of our travel golf league,where you are sure to improve your gameand have fun at the same time. Thisteam will participate in a Monday leagueand a Wednesday league, and play manyother local teams at great golf courses inthe northwest suburbs. One-hour grouplessons, by GolfTEC, are included everyTuesday. Throughout the program, leaguemembers receive free rounds of golf at ourLake Park and Golf Center courses, plusunlimited range balls at the Golf Centerto help improve their game. The leaguefee includes a polo shirt and an awardsbanquet. Transportation is not provided.Lowest scores qualify for the 16 spots onthe team.Fee: $450 per golferGroup OutingsSpecial group rates are available forgolf outings. Call 847-391-5730 forfees based on your group size.49

Prairie Lakes Community CenterRacquetball CourtsAges 18+Racquetball Courts will be closedAugust 26–September 1Two courts are available for open play,leagues, and group reservations. Courtsare also suitable for handball, squashand walleyball. Play is open to all skilllevels; however, youth under 10 must beaccompanied by an adult. Walk-in and7-day advance reservations available.Racquetball members pay court feesonly. All others pay court fee plus perperson daily fee: R: $5/NR: $8.Court Fees$6 prime-time/$4 non prime-timeMembers may reserve the courts up to24 hours in advance.TGIF Racquetball SpecialPlay racquetball for just $2 per hour!Fridays10:00am–3:00pmLast court reservation is 2:00pmRacquetball 10 Game Punch PassesSAVE! 10 games $50Reservation ProceduresMembers can make reservations up to7 days in advance.Non-members may reserve the courtsup to 24 hours in advance.No Show PolicyThe applicable fee will be charged forany racquetball court reservations thatare not cancelled at least two hours inadvance.Eye ProtectionWe recommend eye protection for allparticipants who play racquetball.Additional ServicesRacquet Rentals $2Racquetballs $5/Can50515 E. Thacker Street • 847-391-5711Summer HoursMonday–Thursday 5:30am–9:30pmFriday5:30am–8:00pmSaturday & Sunday 7:00am–5:00pmPrairie Lakes will be closedAugust 26–September 1See updates at PLCC and DPParks.orgHoliday HoursMay 27, July 4, and September 27:00am–noonHours are subject to changePrairie Lakes Fitness CenterOur state of the art exercise facilityfeatures high vaulted ceilings and mirroredwalls. Members enjoy a full body workout ina spacious layout and positive environment.The center is furnished with top of theline equipment that includes all of theseimportant exercise stations:• Ab Crunch • Adjustable 10º– 80º Bench• Airdyne Bicycles • Arc Trainers (2)• Arm Curl • Arm Extension • Assist Dip Chin• Back Extension • 45º Back Extension• Bent Leg Abdominal Board• Cable Cross Over • Chest Press• Dumbbells 5–75 lbs. • Fly/Rear Delt• Gauntlet • Hip Ab/Ad• Lat Pulldown • Lat Raise • Leg Extension• Lifecycle 95Ci (4)• LifeFitness 95Te (2)• LifeFitness T70 (2)• LifeFitness T9e Treadmill (2)• LifeFitness Cross Trainer CLSX (2)• Overhead Press • Precor Cross Trainer• Cybex Recumbent (3) • Resist–A–Ball• Row • Seated Leg Curl • Seated Leg Press• Precor AMT (2) • Torso RotationIndoor Walking and Jogging TrackThe elevated 3-lane track overlooks thegym, with banked lanes for optimal runningcomfort. Open during building hours.Track Policy and ProceduresStreet shoes are not permitted on the track.Please carry-in clean court/athletic shoes.Sorry, but strollers are not permitted.Dress CodeShirts and clean shoes are required atall times.Locker RoomsThe locker rooms are for member use only.Each participant must furnish his/her ownlock. (Locks are available for purchase atthe front desk.) No overnight storage.Membership Plans: See page 51.The gym will be closedAugust 26–September 1Open BasketballWe reserve the right to split all full courtgames to half court games when deemednecessary by staff.Monday and Wednesday 3:30 – 9:00pmTuesdays are half price! 3:30 – 6:00pmThursdays are half price! 3:30 – 6:00pmFriday3:30 – 7:30pmSundayNoon – 4:30pmPlease check at the front desk for events thatwould make the gym unavailable for use.Open Volleyball ThursdaysAges 16 and older*Thursday6:00 – 9:00pmPLCC, GymR: $5/NR: $8Play for just $3 with your high school ID.*You must be at least a High School Junior.Shoot... Spike... Save!If you play basketball or volleyball even afew times each month, you can save moneywith a Frequent Player Card 10X card.Ask at the front desk.Open Gym Fees Daily 10–PassYouth Resident $3 $20Adult Resident $5 $40Youth Non–Resident $5 $40Adult Non–Resident $8 $70Free Wi-Fi is available in manyof the PLCC meeting rooms,and the Prairie Lakes Theater.

Prairie Lakes Fitness CenterRESIDENT NON-RESIDENT CORPORATEMEMBERSHIP FEESFITNESS CENTER ONLYFITNESS CENTER/RACQUETBALLIndividualCoupleFamilySeniorStudentEFT 23.25 34 45 21 20 28.50 42 55.75 26 24.50 23.25Annual 255 383 516 230 217 318 479 645 288 271 2556 Months 159 239 323 144 136 199 299 404 180 170 159Monthly 32 48 65 29 27 40 60 81 36 34 32EFT 26.25 38.50 51.25 24 23 32.50 47.50 63.50 29.50 28 26.25Annual 292 438 591 263 248 365 548 739 329 310 2926 Months 183 274 369 164 155 229 343 461 205 194 183Monthly 37 55 74 33 31 46 69 93 41 39 37IndividualCoupleFamilySeniorStudentIndividualRACQUETBALL/LOCKER ROOM ONLY^Fitness MembershipsIndividual: 14 years of age and older*Couple: Two persons of the samehousehold (14+)*Family: Up to 4 family members, livingin the same household (14+)*Student: Registered full time student,14–23 years old.* ID required to verify age,address, and school status.Senior: 60+Corporate: A non-resident individual whoworks within the Des Plaines Park District*Teens, ages 14 and 15, can now use theFitness Center provided they are supervisedby a parent. The parent must be in theFitness Center during the teen’s workout.A one-on-one orientation for parent andteen must be completed before usingthe fitness center and the equipment.EFT 8 11 14.50 7.50 7 9.50 13.50 17.50 9.00 8.50 8Annual 73 110 149 66 62 91 138 186 83 78 736 Months 46 69 93 41 39 58 86 116 51 49 46Monthly 9 14 19 8 8 11 18 24 10 10 9Ask about our Monthly Electronic Funds Transfer Memberships*Daily use fee for the Locker Rooms: Residents, with photo ID $2 / Non–residents $3Fitness Center Membership• Orientation to Cybex Fitness equipment• Fitness Center • Towel Service• Gym: 2 Multi-purpose Full Courts• 25% Discount on Group Fitness andCycling Classes• Member Only Locker Rooms and Showers• Sauna and Whirlpool• Discount on Babysitting• $2 off Daily Fee for RacquetballRacquetball/Locker Room Membership• Racquetball courts (requires daily court fees)• Locker Rooms and Showers• Towel Service• $2 off Daily Fee for Fitness Center• Discount on Babysitting• Seven-Day Advance Registration on Courts• Racquet Rental Available• Racquetballs Available for PurchaseFitness and Racquetball MembershipIncludes all of the benefits of both Fitnessand Racquetball memberships as listed.EFT MembershipsWith an Electronic Funds Transfer,the monthly payments will be deductedfrom your account (checking, savings orcredit card) on the 15th of each month(or the next business day). The EFTMembership renews automatically eachyear. You will be notified prior to anyincreases in fees.Call 847-391-5711 for details!Fitness Center Daily FeeResidents: $5.00Non-residents: $8.00Proof of residency must be provided,along with a photo ID.We have a fitness membershipthat fits your lifestyle!Take a free tour and see for yourself.51

Community Center • FitnessMember Referral ProgramAn Exclusive Offer for MembersHere’s a great way to extend your fitnessmembership, for FREE! Bring a friend to thePrairie Lake Fitness Center so they canworkout with you, enjoy the facility andexperience the benefits of a membership.Everyone you bring, including non-residents,will pay only the resident daily rate: just $5!If your friend buys either a 6-month or anannual membership, you’ll receive 50% offyour 6-month or annual renewal.Get fit, stay fit, and save!52Ask for details at the front desk,or call: 847-391-5711Program Questions?Each program description includes theinitials of the supervisor, so you cancontact them directly with any programrelated questions.jc: Joshua Cantres 847-391-5711jc@DPParks.orgbp: Brian Panek 847-803-4653brian.panek@DPParks.orgkr: Karyn Roth 847-391-5700karyn.roth@DPParks.orgss: Shelli Sarg 847-391-5711ssarg@DPParks.orgns: Nancy Suwalski 847-391-5711nancys@DPParks.orgdvt: Desiree van Thorre 847-391-5700dvanthorre@DPParks.orgPrairie Lakes Babysitting CenterFees are per child/per hour.Resident (In Park District program) $3Resident (Not in Park District program) $4Fitness Member (Present card) $3Non–resident (In Park District program) $315 PassResident (In Park District program) $34Resident (Not in Park District program) $48Fitness Member (Present card) $34Non–resident (In Park District program) $34Babysitting is available for children ages 3months to 10 years by appointment only. Achild may NOT be registered in babysittingfor more than 2.5 hours per day. We canonly accommodate two infants (up to 5months) per hour. Reservations may bemade as early as one week before, but nolater than 24 hours in advance.Babysitting HoursMonday–Thursday 9am–noon & 5–9pmFriday9:00am–8:00pmSaturday & Sunday 8:00am–noonCancellations must be received at least twohours in advance or a “no show” fee will becharged for the amount of the reservation.Parents are encouraged to bring along items(toys, bottle, and diapers) that will keep thechild content during their stay. We reservethe right to designate babysitting for PrairieLakes Fitness Center members and classparticipants only.Note: You must be participating in a classor using Community Center amenities duringyour child’s stay in the babysitting room.Why Weight?Ages 16+This class is designed to improve musclestrength and muscle balance, to enhanceoverall health and well being. You will alsolearn proper use of hand held weights, andelastic resistance with weight training.The class emphasizes proper use of theCybex equipment in the Fitness Center,addressing safety and exercise concerns.Why wait for aging to slow you down? Joinus in this fun and informative class.Min/Max: 6/10Mary Lou Anderson, ACE Certified InstructorPLCC, Fitness Center9 weeksThursdays, 10:00–10:45 6/6–8/8*R: $59/NR: $73 #1-23985-1*No class 7/4Not a Group Fitness classPERSONAL FITNESS SERVICESNot getting the results you were hoping for?Try one of our Personal Fitness Servicesand select a program that works for you.Fitness Assessment/Personal Training ComboAges 14+A one-on-one session with a certifiedpersonal trainer that includes fitness testingconsisting of blood pressure, cardiac riskassessment, body fat, cardiovascular andmuscular endurance, postural screeningand flexibility. The assessment includesgoal setting, previous exercise history,health history, benefits of personal training,our policies, and an hour of personaltraining. A personal trainer will contact youto set up an appointment once they receiveyour registration. Medical clearance may berequired. Sorry, no senior discount. ssPLCC, Fitness CenterIndividual AssessmentMember $65 #1-23904-1Non-member $75 #1-23904-2Partner AssessmentMember $48/person #1-23904-3Non-member $55/person #1-23904-4One-on-One Personal TrainingAges 14+Personal training is designed to meet thespecific needs of individuals. In our onehour training session, our certified personaltrainers can develop and conduct a safe,effective and highly motivating personalexercise session. A personal trainer willcontact you to set up an appointment oncethey receive your registration. A FitnessAssessment must be completed beforesigning up for a personal training session.Medical clearance may be required.Sorry, no senior or corporate discount. ssPLCC, Fitness CenterIndividual TrainingOne SessionMember $35 #1-23901-1Non-member $45 #1-23901-2Three SessionsMember $90 #1-23901-3Non-member $110 #1-23901-4Partner Training*One SessionMember $30/person #1-23903-1Non-member $40/person #1-23903-2Three SessionsMember $70/person #1-23903-3Non-member $100/person #1-23903-4*Enjoy the same great benefits as personaltraining, but with a partner.

Zumba ® Fitness ClassesZumba ®Ages 14+The fun, exciting fitness class thathas taken the world by storm!Zumba is a distinctive fusion of Latin andInternational dance music that combineshigh energy and motivating beats withunique moves and combinations. Theroutines feature aerobic/fitness intervaltraining with a combination of fast and slowrhythms that tone and sculpt the body.It’s fun, and easy to do! ssMin/Max: 10/30Lisa Carbello, Licensed Zumba® InstructorZIN 4938PLCC, Aerobics Studio9 weeksSundays, 9:00–10:00am 6/9–8/11*R: $72/NR: $90 #1-62983-1Wednesdays, 7:15–8:15pm 6/5–8/7**R: $72/NR: $90 #1-62983-2Wednesdays, 8:15–9:15pm 6/5–8/7**R: $72/NR: $90 #1-62983-3*No class 7/7**No class 7/10Not a Group Fitness ClassZumba ® SentaoAges 14+This is the newest exhilarating and effectiveZumba workout. Sentao uses a chair forsupport, balance, and as a prop. You willuse your own body weight to firm and toneyour arms, abs and glutes—all while feelingthe music and moving your hips the Zumbaway. This thrilling chair-based choreographydoes it all: improves cardiovascularperformance, enhances muscle strength,definition and endurance, stabilizes andstrengthens the core, and helps flexibility.This new, revolutionary class is sure tochallenge your body while providing thepulsating energy and experience you getfrom a Zumba Party! ssMin/Max: 10/18Lisa Carbello, Licensed Zumba® SentaoInstructor, ZIN 4938PLCC, Aerobics Studio9 weeksSaturdays, 10:00–10:45am 6/1–8/3*R: $72/NR: $90 #1-62983-4*No class 7/6Not a Group Fitness ClassGROUP FITNESS CLASSESZumba ® GoldAges 14+This Zumba Gold class is designed to takethe exciting original Zumba and bring it tothe beginner, active older adult, andparticipants needing modifications. Nodance experience required! There will belots of ‘shaking going on’ but absolutely nojumping in this class! Wear comfortable,nonrestrictive active wear and studio orcross trainer shoes.Bring a towel–you will need it! ssMin/Max: 7/30Cherry Nellessen,Certified Zumba® Gold InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio11 weeksMondays, 5:30–6:15pm 6/3–8/19*R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62983-5Wednesdays, 8:00–8:45am 6/5–8/21**R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62983-6Fridays, 8:00–8:45am 6/7–8/23***R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62983-7*No class 8/5 **No class 8/7***No class 8/9Group Fitness class.Pay at the door accepted for Zumba Goldwhen space permits.Zumba ® ToningAges 14+This fun and innovative Latin-inspireddance n’ tone program is a combinationof the original Zumba dance fitness classand resistive muscle training, using lightdumbbells or Zumba toning sticks. ZumbaToning provides an enjoyable yet safeand effective workout, improving overallperformance. The combination of Latinrhythms and music will ignite you todance, flex those muscles and have fun!The class is available to everyone.No previous dance or Zumba experienceis required. ssMin/Max: 7/30Cherry Nellessen,Certified Zumba® Toning InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio11 weeksWednesdays, 9:00–9:45am 6/5–8/21*R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62983-8*No class 8/7Saturdays, 9:10–9:55am 6/8–8/24**R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62983-9**No class 7/13, 8/10, 10 weeksGroup Fitness class.Pay at the door accepted for Zumba Toningwhen space permits.53

GROUP FITNESS CLASSESHectic schedule? Try out one of ourGroup Fitness classes by payingthe daily fee. R: $6/NR: $7If class meets its minimum enrollment.An individual who signs up fortwo or more group fitness classesreceives a $5 discount.Prairie Lakes Fitness Center Membersreceive 25% offall Group Fitness Classes.E–Z Impact(Beginner Class) 14+These easy aerobics focus on flexibilityand balance. Perfect for beginners,seniors, postpartum moms, and the out–of–shape. ssMin/Max: 7/30Mary Lou Anderson,ACE Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio10 weeksMondays, 10:00–11:00am 6/3–8/5R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62656-1Wednesdays, 10:00–11:00am 6/5–8/7R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62656-2Fitness Express(Beginner to ADVANCED) 14+This class offers a mix of cardioroutines plus muscle conditioning andab workouts done in the shortest time.Resistance equipment such as stabilityand medicine balls, tubing, and morewill be used. Various intensity levels willbe demonstrated. So bring your A-gameand be ready to be challenged. You willnever know what to expect. Push yourselfa little bit harder and have fun doing it!Modification options always offered anddemonstrated. ssMin/Max: 7/30Cherry Nellessen,AFAA Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio11 weeksMondays, 6:20–7:05pm 6/3–8/19*R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62660-1*No class 8/554Group Fitness ClassesHi/Lo All-Around(Beginner and Intermediate) 14+Variety, Fun and Fitness. Aerobiccombinations including dance, Latin dance,power, and sport moves. Add in musclestrengthening, toning, and core conditioningfor an all–around workout. ssMin/Max: 7/30Mary Lou Anderson, ACE Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobic Studio10 weeksTuesdays, 9:15–10:00am 6/4–8/6R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62657-1Thursdays, 9:15–10:00am 6/6–8/8*R: $45/NR: $54 #1-62657-2*No class 7/4, 9 weeksTone and Burn(Beginner to Advanced) 14+If you have limited time, this 45-minuteclass is for you! Workouts include warm-up,various cardio and muscle training formats,including ab training and cool down. Expectto use various equipment such as stabilityand medicine balls, tubing, body barsand more. Different intensity levels will bedemonstrated. Discover and experiencenew ways to get the job done quickly,intensely and safely. You will not be boredin this class! Modification options alwaysoffered and demonstrated. ssMin/Max: 7/30Cherry Nellessen, AFAA Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Room10 weeksSaturdays, 8:15–9:00am 6/8–8/24*R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62659-1*No class 7/13, 8/10Up & At ’Em(Intermediate to Advanced) 14+This variety class will get you ready foryour day with a great workout using acombination of cardio, resistance training,and weights. It will include work on thestep, ball, weights, and body bar toning. Getready for an intense wake–up workout. ssMin/Max: 7/30Barb Kieca, InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio12 weeksTuesdays, 6:15–7:00am 6/4–8/20R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62661-1Thursdays, 6:15–7:00am 6/6–8/22*R: $55/NR: $66 #1-62661-2*No class 7/4, 11 weeksNice ‘N EasyAges 14+Think joining a group exercise class may betoo tough? This may be the perfect classfor you, whether you’re 19 or 90! Join us forlight walking, level aerobics, balance, lightweight training, stretching and relaxation.Floor exercises are optional. This is a greatclass for seniors or for individuals who arejust getting started on a fitness routine. ssMin/Max: 7/30Mary Lou Anderson, ACE Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio10 weeksTuesdays, 11:00am–noon 6/4–8/6R: $50/NR: $60 #1-62668-1Thursdays, 11:00am–noon 6/6–8/8*R: $45/NR: $54 #1-62668-2*No class 7/4, 9 weeksCardio/ToneThis popular Group Fitness Class has allthat you need: Cardio Routines, Abs andMuscle Work using weights, medicine balls,resistance balls and tubing. ssMin/Max: 7/30Susan Gleason & Jenn Voss,Certified InstructorsPLCC, Aerobics Studio12 weeksWednesdays, 6:15–7:00pm 6/5–8/21R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62667-1TGIFBeginner/Intermediate class • Ages 14+Thank goodness for Fitness ! Are youlooking for a great class that will get yourheart rate going strong? This new classfeatures exercises with bands, tubes, steps,different types of weights and cardio. ssMin/Max: 7/15Barb Kieca, InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio12 weeksMonday, 9:00–10:00am 6/3–8/19R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62669-1Fridays, 9:00–10:00am 6/7–8/23R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62669-2Interval BlastIntermediate/AdvancedWhat do you get when you mix plyometrics,strength training, cardio, flexibility, and corestrengthening into one 45-minute class?High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is aproven way to boost your metabolism, burnmore fat, and see real RESULTS! Get readyto SWEAT and get in a great workout beforeyour day even starts!Min/Max: 7/15Sarah Fowle, AFAA Certified InstructorPLCC, Aerobics Studio12 weeksMondays, 6:15–7:00am 6/3–8/19R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62671-1Wednesdays, 6:15–7:00am 6/5–8/21R: $60/NR: $72 #1-62671-2

Indoor Cycling Classes–––––––––––– Indoor Cycling Instructors ––––––––––––Julie Adam (JA) • Christine Brown (CB) • Erica Cupuro (EC) • Alyssa Engle (AE) • Chrissy Fernandez (CF)Karen Grabowski (KG) • Ben Rudzin (BR) • Leo Sinense (LS) • Kelli Wherritt (KW)11 weeks • Min/Max 5/12 • For Ages 16+CODE DAY DATES CLASS TIME INSTRUCTOR R/NRCycle & Tone 1-62665-2 Mondays 6/10–8/19 9:15-10:00am JA $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-3 Mondays 6/10–8/19 6:30-7:15pm AE $77/$88EZ Cycle & Tone 1-62665-4 Mondays 6/10–8/19 7:30-8:15pm CF $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-5 Tuesdays 6/11–8/20 6:00-6:45pm KW $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-6 Wednesdays 6/12–8/21 6:00-6:45am EC $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-7 Wednesdays* 6/12–8/21 6:30-7:15pm KG $70/$80Cycling 1-62665-8 Thursdays** 6/13–8/22 6:00-6:45pm AE $70/$80Beginner Cycling 1-62665-9 Thursdays** 6/13–8/22 7:00-7:30pm AE $55/$66Cycle & Tone 1-62665-10 Fridays 6/14–8/23 10:15-11:00am JA $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-11 Saturdays 6/15–8/24 8:30-9:15am LS $77/$88Cycling 1-62665-12 Sundays 6/16–8/25 9:00-9:45am JA $77/$88*No class 7/3, 10 weeks **No class 7/4, 10 weeksSpecial Discount for PLCC Fitness Center Members:25% off all cycling classes!Please present your membership card when you register.Fitness CenterDaily FeeResidents: $5.00Non–residents: $8.00See Page 5157

General InformationSenior DiscountsAll Senior Citizens 60 years or older receive a25% discount on classes and programs unlessotherwise specified. This discount is notapplicable for trips, discounted programs, andcontractual classes. Identification is requiredat time of registration.Proof of ResidencyProof of residency is necessary to establishresidency before your registration can beprocessed. Please include a copy of one ofthe following with your registration: currentvoter’s registration card, copy of a currentdriver’s license, copy of current utility or phonebill or real estate tax statement showing taxespaid to the Des Plaines Park District.Park District BoundariesResidents of the Des Plaines Park Districtare defined as individuals who reside withinthe Des Plaines Park District boundariesand contribute financial support to the ParkDistrict through property taxes. Residents ofthe City of Des Plaines may not be residentsof the Des Plaines Park District. Anyone livingwest of Mt. Prospect Rd. is NOT a Des PlainesPark District Resident.Please call 847-391-5700 for boundaryinformation.Errors and AdjustmentsWhile we do our best to be accurate in allof our printed literature and on our website,some errors do occur. Occasionally, changesto the programs, fees, and schedules arerequired. We apologize for any inconveniencethat these errors and changes may cause.Photography/Video PolicyPhotographs and videos are periodicallytaken of participants at Park District (DPPD)facilities and programs. Participants grantpermission to the DPPD to photograph and/orvideo tape them, their child and/or ward, andto use such photos and videos on its websiteor in other printed publications without furtherconsideration. A complete version of thispolicy is on our website.Participant GuidelinesEqual Access. The Des Plaines Park Districtworks with a variety of individuals andagencies to ensure that recreational programsand services are available and accessibleto all persons, regardless of age, gender,religion, race, socio-economic status and levelof physical or mental ability.BehaviorParticipants are expected to exhibit appropriatebehavior at all times:• Show respect to all participants and staff.• Refrain from using foul or obscene language.• Refrain from causing bodily harm toparticipants or staff.• Show respect to equipment, suppliesand facilities.• Refrain from disparaging remarks thatinclude comments against an individual’srace, ethnic background, religion, physicalappearance, or disabling condition.DisciplineTo reference our entire Behavior/DisciplineProcedure #A-24, please see our website.Americans with Disabilities ActIf you or a family member have a disability andare interested in participating in or attending aPark District program, the Park District willmake reasonable accommodations to facilitatethat opportunity. To assist the Park Districtstaff, we urge you to contact us in advance ofprogram participation and discuss thenecessary accommodations.Individuals who are Deafor Hard of HearingThe Maine–Niles Association of SpecialRecreation (M-NASR) has a relay messagesystem for individuals with hearing impairmentswho use TTY/TDD’s. This service enables us toanswer any questions a resident has aboutPark District programs. Please call M-NASR at847-966-5522 voice mail, or the TTY/TDDnumber at 847-966-8897. More informationabout M-NASR is available in our facilities andon our website: DPParks.org.M-NASR AidesInformation about M-NASRassistance is on the Park Districtwebsite: www.DPParks.org.Caballeros jóvenes les gustan a Fall Fest!59

How to RegisterSummer registration dates:Residents: Monday, May 13Non-residents: Monday, May 20Classes begin Monday, June 3Registrations which are received beforethe above dates will be held and processedon the day after registration begins.1. Walk-inALC, 2222 Birch StreetHours:Monday–Friday 8:30am–5:00pmPlease bring proof of residency. Yourregistration will be time-stamped in theorder received.2. Drop-offALC, 2222 Birch StreetHours:Monday–Friday 7:00am–9:00pmSaturday8:30am–6:00pmSunday1:00–6:00pmA drop-off slot is located to the right ofthe receptionist counter. Please, no cashpayments. Registrations are processedMonday–Friday.Drop-off registration is also acceptedat the Prairie Lakes Community Center,but is not processed until the followingbusiness day.3. Online RegistrationBegins at 12:01am on 5/13 for residents,and 12:01am on 5/20 for non-residents.Registration forms and details are in thisSpectrum, at our facilities, and on ourwebsite: www.DPParks.org.You can always call 847-391-5700 if youhave questions.4. Mail-inMail completed forms and payment:Des Plaines Park District2222 Birch StreetDes Plaines, IL 600185. FaxFax the completed registration form to847-391-5707 with your complete creditcard information. Please be aware: if youare registering online or via fax, your onlineor facsimile signature shall substitute for,and have the same legal effect as, anoriginal form signature.Registration InformationRegister early to avoid cancellations!1. If the program is cancelled, or changes,we will contact you by phone. Payment willbe refunded or applied to any outstandingbalance you have.2. All registrations must be completed onthe registration form, with the waiversigned.3. Registrations received before theregistration date will be held and processedon the day after registration begins.About Non-Resident Program FeesPersons living outside the Park Districtboundaries can pay up to 25% more thanthe resident rate for most programs &facilities. Non–residents can also pay ayearly fee of $150, which will give them“resident” status.Additional Payment Information1. The Park District reserves the right tochange a payment fee in order to reflectthe correct fee.2. A $25 service charge is assessed on allchecks returned due to insufficient funds.Scholarship InformationFinancial aid scholarships are availablebased on family income. More information,and application forms are available at ourfacilities and on our website: DPParks.org.RefundsIn order to receive any refund, you mustcomplete a Refund Request Form.The form, which includes the completepolicy, is available at any of our facilities andour website: DPParks.org1. Satisfaction Guaranteed.Participants will receive a full refund if theyare dissatisfied with the program after the1st class meeting, and we receive a refundrequest form at least 24 hours before the2nd class meets. An Administrative Fee of$2 per class or program will be charged forall refunds.2. No refunds for gift certificates will beallowed. Gift certificates may be usedtoward any Park District facility, programor trip.3. A refund request for trips or one-dayprograms must be received 48 hours priorto the day of the program; refunds willbe prorated based on the program costsincurred prior to receipt of the request.Find it all atDPParks.org60

Register online at www.DPParks.org • Quick, Easy, Secure!American with Disabilities Act Need Accommodation ❑ Yes Name of Participant:Has any of the above information changed since your last registration? ❑ Yes ❑ NoIs this your family’s first time registering for a program? ❑ Yes ❑ NoIf Yes, please attach a copy of your Proof of Residency. Attached? ❑ Yes ❑ NoIn order to process your registration, we require a signed waiver with payment.This form can be filled-in onscreen,saved to your computer and thene-mailed as an attachment to:Registration@DPParks.orgThe Park District Scholarship Fund needs your support. We appreciate your donation.Credit Card Payment (Check one):❑ $1 ❑ $5 Total $mm / yyRF–5/13Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program(s), you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you might sustainarising out of this program. As a participant in the program(s), I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk ofinjuries, damages or loss which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities with or associated with such program(s). I agree to waive and relinquish all claimsthat I may have as a result of participating in the program(s) against the Des Plaines Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees. I do hereby release anddischarge the Des Plaines Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damage, or loss which may accrue to me on accountof my participation in the program(s), including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend theDes Plaines Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages, and losses sustained by me and arising out of,connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program(s). I agree to the terms of the District Photo/Video Policy. I have read and fully understand the aboveProgram Details and Waiver and Release of all Claims. Participant(s) or their legal guardian must sign this Waiver. The District will consider a facsimile signature as original.

Affiliated OrganizationsFor information about the programs, classes and eventsprovided by these organizations, please contact them directly.Des Plaines Arts Council........................ Linda Traina......................................... 847-391-5700Des Plaines Art Guild.............................. Kristine Plum....................................... 847-997-0916Des Plaines Camera Club....................... Tom Mulick........................photobytomm@comcast.netDes Plaines History Center..................... Shari Caine......................................... 847-391-5399Frisbie Senior Center.............................. Stephen H. Samuelson......................... 847-768-5944M-NASR (Maine-Niles Association of Special Recreation)........................................ 847-966-5522NW Symphony Orchestra........................ www.NorthwestSymphony.org................ 847-965-7271Rand Park Dog Training Club................... Gloria Urquhart.................................... 847-825-3318______________________________________________________________________________________Central Youth Baseball League............... Jeff Parcell.......................................... 847-774-9807Des Plaines America Futbol Club............ Julio Perez.......................................... www.dpafc.comDes Plaines Baseball, Inc....................... www.dpbaseball.org................... board@dpbaseball.orgDes Plaines Girls Softball....................... Andy Demonte..................................... 224-420-1195Des Plaines River Racers........................ Mike Tuntland.....................................www.dpswim.orgDevon-Higgins Little League................... Eileen Podgor...................................... 847-698-4469Junior Warriors Basketball...................... Eric Samuelson................................... 847-436-0980Jr. Warriors Football & Cheerleading....... Joe Morella......................................... 847-993-5923LAKE PARK MEMORIAL PAVILIONBUY A BRICK PROGRAMCreate a lasting memory for your family or loved one,business or organization, while showing supportfor those who have bravely served our country.Say it in stone by purchasing a brick for display at thebeautiful Lake Park Memorial Pavilion.For more information, please call.Steven Schaefer, 847-452-6991 • David Murphy, 847-398-1315.62“Dedicated to supporting the mission of the Des Plaines Park District, andexpanding recreational opportunities and facilities for all Park District residents.”Friends of the Parks MembersNoreen Newton, President • Jim Grady, Park Board LiaisonJill DeGrennier • Mike Lake • Dave Markworth • Carol Shannon • Terry Shannon • Mike Van SlambrouckIf you are interested in the Friends of the Parks, Contact John Hecker, Executive Director: 847-391-5700

Park It!Come out and play with us in your neighborhood park. Our enthusiastic Park It Patrol will be at these six parks,on select Wednesdays in June and July, leading an evening of games, crafts, and fun for the whole family!Join us at your park, or follow us all summer. Special details will be on our website, Facebook & Twitter.Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00pmSee you around the parks!Having a block party? Family reunion? Birthday party? Our Park It Patrol is ready to take your fun to a whole new level!Details are on page 6 of this Spectrum Program & Events Guide and on our website: DPParks.org.June 19 • Bluett Park • 1408 E. Thayer Street (Mt. Prospect)July 17 • Cherokee Park • 1260 White StreetJune 26 • Des Plaines Manor Park • 198 E. Fremont AvenueJuly 24 • Menominee Park • 440 Laurel AvenueJuly 10 • Eaton Field Park • 2975 Craig DriveJuly 31 • Mohawk Park • 515 Lyman Avenue

Early Bird Bonus!Sign up for a Summer Camp by May 19, or for a Pool Pass by May 31,to get Early Bird rates and our free Recreation Relief Card!Good for discounts on admissions and concessions at Mountain View Adventure Center, Mystic Waters,Chippewa and Iroquois Pools, Lake Park Golf Course & Marina, and the Golf Center Des Plaines.Plus special discounts all summer! Find them on DPParks.org.We’re Going Green!Starting with the winter 2014 issue of the Spectrum,we will phase out mailing the program guide to everyhousehold in the Park District boundaries.The Spectrum will still be available in our facilities foreveryone who wants a copy, and will continue to beavailable online. More information about this importantGo Green initiative is in our facilities and on DPParks.org.By reducing production costs, we will be able to allocatemore money for programs and events that benefit all theresidents of Des Plaines. See you around the parks!

Summer Camps 2013Adventure Camp at Lake ParkAges 8–14Welcome–we’ve been waiting for you!This Camp Guide has all of theinformation you need to sign up for agreat summer of fun. Our websitehas lots of photos, and our RecreationStaff is always happy to talk to youabout how our camps are run. Weoffer Before & After Camp Care, tomake your day a little easier, and ourpayment plans help as well.Early Bird rates are in effect throughMay 19. Register soon and save.Take a look; we’re sure you’ll find asummer camp that’s just right foryour child. We sum it up in threesimple words: Seek. Find. Enjoy!Come join us!About Lake Park CampsBeautiful Lake Park is the site ofthree wonderful summer day camps:Adventure Camp features two weeksfull of exciting day trips; CampOpeka is packed with local fun; CampChickagami, our most popular camp,has outdoor activities, special events,and two full-day field trips each week.Our dedicated, experienced campcounselors make the difference! Everycamper receives the care and attentionthat helps create a lifetime of happymemories. It’s no wonder our camperscome back year after year, and telltheir friends, too!Registration,Payment Plans andScholarshipsComplete information is on page SC-8.Feeling a bit adventurous? Would youlove to go on a wide variety of fieldstrips–a different one everyday?Then Adventure Camp is what youare looking for! Each camp session is2-weeks long, and you’ll do a bit ofeverything that makes a summerfun: trips to water parks, baseballgames, zoos, movies, laser tag, rockclimbing, entertainment centers,bowling, canoeing, and more. Plus,each session we enjoy an overnightcampout at Rock Cut State Park.This camp is limited to only 26adventurers per session, so sign upquickly. You can attend one session orenjoy all five, because the destinationsvary week to week. Tentative detailsand field trip calendars are availableon our website.Each camper receives one shirt persummer, which they are requiredto wear on all field trips. Additionalshirts may be purchased for $7.Please note: Lunch is not provided.Campers should bring a sack lunch ormoney to purchase lunch on the trips.Min/Max: 12/26Lake Park, 9:00am–4:00pmTwo-week sessionsEarly Bird: R: $318/NR: $396After 5/19: R: $333/NR: $414Session 1 6/10–6/21 #1-65301-1Session 2* 6/24–7/5 #1-65301-2Session 3 7/8–7/19 #1-65301-3Session 4 7/22–8/2 #1-65301-4Session 5 8/5–8/16 #1-65301-5*No camp on Thursday, July 4Session 2: R: $288/NR: $357After 5/19: R: $303/NR: $364Summer CampsSC-1

Camp Chickagami at Lake ParkAges 6–14 • Our most popular camp!Chickagami provides a true day campexperience, filled with action packeddays that keep your child busy, happyand coming back for more!Great summer activities include:swimming, sports and games, fishing,paddle boating on Lake Opeka,crafts, learning about nature, specialevents, two weekly field trips, andmore! Camper receives one shirt persummer, which they are required towear on all field trips. Extra shirtsmay be purchased for $6.Please note: Lunch is not provided.Campers must bring a sack lunch eachday, or money to purchase lunch onthe field trips.Min/Max: 20/80Lake Park, 9:00am–4:00pmOne-week sessionsEarly Bird: R: $117/NR: $147After 5/19: R: $123/NR: $156Session 1 6/10–6/14 #1-65201-1Session 2 6/17–6/21 #1-65201-2Session 3 6/24–6/28 #1-65201-3Session 4* 7/1–7/5 #1-65201-4Session 5 7/8–7/12 #1-65201-5Session 6 7/15–7/19 #1-65201-6Session 7 7/22–7/26 #1-65201-7Session 8 7/29–8/2 #1-65201-8Session 9 8/5–8/9 #1-65201-9Session 10 8/12–8/16 #1-65201-10*No camp on Thursday, July 4Session 4: R: $93/NR: $117After 5/19: R: $98/NR: $124Camp Opeka at Lake ParkAges 6–12These one-week sessions makeenjoying all that Lake Park has tooffer even more affordable. CampOpeka provides every child with lotsof outdoor fun in a beautiful parksetting. Activities include sports,games, crafts, outdoor play, fishing,and paddle boating on Lake Opeka.Campers go swimming at nearbyIroquois Pool twice each week. +Please note: Lunch is not provided.Campers must bring a sack luncheach day.Min/Max: 20/60Lake Park, 9:00am–4:00pmOne-week sessionsEarly Bird: R: $66/NR: $81After 5/19: R: $72/NR: $87Session 1 6/10–6/14 #1-65204-1Session 2 6/17–6/21 #1-65204-2Session 3 6/24–6/28 #1-65204-3Session 4* 7/1–7/5 #1-65204-4Session 5 7/8–7/12 #1-65204-5Session 6 7/15–7/19 #1-65204-6Session 7 7/22–7/26 #1-65204-7Session 8 7/29–8/2 #1-65204-8Session 9 + 8/5–8/9 #1-65204-9Session 10 + 8/12–8/16 #1-65204-10No camp on Thursday, July 4*Session 4: R: $60/NR: $72After 5/19: R: $66/NR: $81+No swimming at Iroquois Pool.Lake Park CampsBefore & After CareDrop-off and pick-up at theNorth Picnic Shelter (Lee & Howard.)Before Care (Morning)Monday–Friday 7:00–9:00amR: $25.50/NR: $33 per sessionSession 1 6/10–6/14 #1-65021-1Session 2 6/17–6/21 #1-65021-2Session 3 6/24–6/28 #1-65021-3Session 4* 7/1–7/5 #1-65021-4Session 5 7/8–7/12 #1-65021-5Session 6 7/15–7/19 #1-65021-6Session 7 7/22–7/26 #1-65021-7Session 8 7/29–8/2 #1-65021-8Session 9 8/5–8/9 #1-65021-9Session 10 8/12–8/16 #1-65201-10*No camp on Thursday, July 4Session 4: R: $20.50/NR: $27After Care (Afternoon)Monday–Friday 4:00–6:00pmR: $25.50/NR: $33 per sessionSession 1 6/10–6/14 #1-65022-1Session 2 6/17–6/21 #1-65022-2Session 3 6/24–6/28 #1-65022-3Session 4* 7/1–7/5 #1-65022-4Session 5 7/8–7/12 #1-65022-5Session 6 7/15–7/19 #1-65022-6Session 7 7/22–7/26 #1-65022-7Session 8 7/29–8/2 #1-65022-8Session 9 8/5–8/9 #1-65022-9Session 10 8/12–8/16 #1-65022-10*No camp on Thursday, July 4Session 4: R: $20.50/NR: $27SC-2Summer Camps

Arndt Park AdventurersSwimming LessonsAges 5*–12 (*as of 9/1/12)Back by popular demand! Swimminglessons are offered for all Arndt ParkAdventurers again this year! Lessons areavailable during sessions 2–8, Mondaysand Wednesdays from 11:00–11:45am.On these days, swimmers walk to thepool with a counselor and then jointhe rest of the camp after their lesson.(The full camp is at the Leisure Centeron Mondays and at Iroquois Pool onWednesdays.)Min/Max: 10/20Iroquois PoolMondays & Wednesdays, 11:00–11:45amR: $9/NR: $12 per sessionSession 2 6/17 & 6/19 #1-67047-2Session 3 6/24 & 6/26 #1-67047-3Session 4 7/1 & 7/3 #1-67047-4Session 5 7/8 & 7/10 #1-67047-5Session 6 7/15 & 7/17 #1-67047-6Session 7 7/22 & 7/24 #1-67047-7Session 8 7/29 & 7/31 #1-67047-8West Park ExplorersSwimming LessonsAges 5*–12 (*as of 9/1/12)New this year! Swimming lessons areoffered for West Park Explorers thissummer! Lessons are available duringsessions 2–9, Mondays and Wednesdaysfrom 11:00–11:45am. Swimmers travelwith a counselor on a Park District busto our brand new Chippewa Pool, thenjoin the camp after their lesson.Min/Max: 10/20Chippewa PoolMondays & Wednesdays, 11:00–11:45amR: $9/NR: $12 per sessionSession 2 6/17 & 6/19 #1-67029-2Session 3 6/24 & 6/26 #1-67029-3Session 4 7/1 & 7/3 #1-67029-4Session 5 7/8 & 7/10 #1-67029-5Session 6 7/15 & 7/17 #1-67029-6Session 7 7/22 & 7/24 #1-67029-7Session 8 7/29 & 7/31 #1-67029-8Session 9 8/5 & 8/7 #1-67029-9Rock Cut State ParkAnnual Camp OutAges 8–14Start your summer off right! Firsttime and experienced campers areinvited to join us for an overnighttent campout at Rock Cut State Parkin Illinois. We roast marshmallowsover an open campfire, enjoy mealscooked outdoors, and participatein a variety of recreational outdooractivities. Included are: a field trip toVolcano Falls. and swimming at MagicWaters Aquatic Center in Rockford onSaturday (weather permitting). Tentand food are provided.A parent information packet, withpersonal supply list, is available on ourwebsite and at the Leisure Center.Min/Max: 12/38Thursday, June 6, 9:00am throughFriday, June 7, 5:00pmTrip departs from and returns to theLeisure Center, 2222 Birch Street.R: $81/NR: $101 #1-65203-1No payment plan for this trip.SC-4 Summer Camps

Camp Pioneer at the Leisure CenterAges 3–5Join us for this popular, fun camp.Activities include nature study, crafts,sports, games, theme days, singing,safety education, and story time.All campers should bring a snack anda drink for each session. Campers whoare signed up for both sessions eachday must also bring a lunch.Min/Max: 10/24Leisure Center, Room 110Monday–FridayAM Session: 7:30am–12:30pmPM Session: 12:30–5:30pmFor children staying all day, camp staffsupervise lunch from noon–12:30pm.Early Bird: R: $87/NR: $99 per sessionAfter 5/19: R: $90/NR: $102Session 1 6/10–6/14AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65101-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65101-2Session 2 6/17–6/21AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65102-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65102-2Session 3 6/24–6/28AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65103-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65103-2Session 4* 7/1–7/5AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65104-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65104-2*No camp on Thursday, July 4Session 4: R: $69/NR: $78After 5/19: R: $71/NR: $82Session 5 7/8–7/12AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65105-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65105-2Camp Pioneer continuedSession 6 7/15–7/19AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65106-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65106-2Session 7 7/22–7/26AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65107-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65107-2Session 8 7/29–8/2AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65108-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65108-2Session 9 8/5–8/9AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65109-1PM, 12:30–3:30pm #1-65109-2Session 10 8/12–8/16AM, 7:30am–12:30 #1-65110-1PM, 12:30–5:30pm #1-65110-2Junior Golf CampsAges 8–16 • at Golf Center Des PlainesLearn, practice and experience golf ina fun and productive atmosphere.These Four Day Junior Golf Camps aredesigned for the aspiring junior golferwho has some experience, and islooking to improve their golf gameand confidence. The focus is to instilllifelong fundamentals and passion forthe game. Swing development, shortgame skills, course management,golf fitness, golf etiquette and therules of golf are the foundation of theprogram. This all-around approachwill teach students to practice and playgolf with a purpose. Camp concludeswith a 9-hole tournament.Min/Max: 4/20Instructor: Eric Pick, PGATuesday–Friday 8:00am–noonR: $300/NR: $320June 11–June 14 #1-04024-1June 18–June 21 #1-04024-2July 9–July 12 #1-04024-3July 16–July 19 #1-04024-4Find more golf leagues and lessons in theSpectrum and on www.DPParks.orgSummer CampsSC-5

Each two-week camp features a dailytechnique class in jazz, ballet, lyrical,hip–hop or modern. Performancesare held on the last Friday of eachsession at 2pm in the Prairie LakesTheater. Family and friends areinvited to attend! Dance attire shouldinclude tights, leotard, shorts and/ora T-shirt. Ballet and/or jazz shoes arerecommended but not required. Bringa water bottle, morning snack, andhealthy sack lunch. Each session willconsist of an outdoor water-play day.Musical themes are announced on thefirst day of each session. Fee includescamp photograph, pizza party, campT-shirt, art supplies, and instruction.Min/Max: 16/36PLCC, Theater & MP Rooms 1–2Monday–Friday 9:00am–3:00pmEarly Bird: R: $216/NR: $264After 5/19: R: $218/NR: $274Camp Dance-A-Lot Ages 6–10This two–week camp covers dance andstage presence. You’ll create simpleprops and scenery, creative craftprojects, as well as focusing on severaldisciplines of dance. Dance groups willbe divided based on age and ability. Noprevious dance experience required.All who participate will walk awaylearning something new, will makenew friends and build self esteem!Camp ReMix Ages 11–15You’ll create more challenging andcreative art projects and do morecomplex dance routines. Participantswork on the Camp Dance-A-Lot showtheme. Campers dance in the morningand create fun art projects, which tieinto the theme, in the afternoon. Noprevious dance experience required.Session 1 6/17–6/28Camp Dance-A-Lot #1-60300-1Camp ReMix #1-60302-1Session 2* 7/1–7/12Camp Dance-A-Lot #1-60300-2Camp ReMix #1-60302-2*No camps on Thursday, July 4.Early Bird: R: $195/NR: $237After 5/19: R: $197/NR: $247Session 3 7/15–7/26Camp Dance-A-Lot #1-60300-3Camp ReMix #1-60302-3Session 4 7/29–8/9Camp Dance-A-Lot #1-60300-4Camp ReMix #1-60302-4Dance & Arts CampsBefore & After CareTwo-week sessionsAM Session7:00–9:00amR: $51/NR: $63 #1-60301-7PM Session3:00–6:00pmR: $78/NR: $93 #1-60301-8Session 1 6/17–6/28AM #1-60301-1 • PM #1-60301-2Session 2 7/1–7/12**No camp on Thursday, July 4AM: R: $46.50/NR: $55.50 #1-60301-4PM: R: $67.50/NR: $84 #1-60301-5Session 3 7/15–7/26AM #1-60301-7 • PM #1-60301-8Session 4 7/29–8/9AM #1-60301-10 • PM #1-60301-11Ages 3-5Let your tiny dancer come on amagical adventure as they take theirfirst steps in dance. This camp will bea combination of creative movement,beginner ballet and jazz. More thanjust a dance camp, Teeny Tiny DanceCamp specializes in inspiring a loveof dance through an imaginativeprogram designed especially foryoung children. The camp includesdaily dance instruction, along withfine motor exercise through a themerelated craft. The campers will join theCamp Dance-A-Lot and Camp ReMixdancers in a final performance forfamily and friends on the last Friday ofeach session at 2:00pm. Each sessionwill consist of an outdoor water-playday. Dance attire should include tights,leotard, shorts and/or a T-shirt. Balletand/or jazz shoes are recommendedbut not required. Please provide yourcamper with a water bottle everyday.Fee includes camp photograph, dailysnack, camp T-shirt, and art supplies.Min/Max: 16/36PLCC, Meeting Rooms 1 & 2Monday–Friday 12:30–3:00pmEarly Bird: R: $105/NR: $132After 5/195 R: $113/NR: $141Session 1, 6/17–6/28 #1-60304-1Session 2, 7/1–7/12* #1-60304-2*No camp on Thursday, July 4.Early Bird: R: $96/NR: $120After 5/19: R: $104/NR: $130Session 3, 7/15–7/26 #1-60304-3Session 4, 7/29-8/9 #1-60304-4Summer CampsSC-7

Registration is Now in Progress!In-Person • Online • FaxStep 1. Complete the registration form and attach correct payment.Make checks payable to the Des Plaines Park District. Be sure to read and sign the waiver on the form.Step 2. When you come to register, bring proof of residency, e.g.: a current driver’s licenseor a recent utility bill showing your name and current address.NOTE: Web Registration requires that payment be made in full.Early Bird RegistrationSave with early registration rates through Sunday, 5/19. Regular rates begin on Monday, 5/20.Summer Camp Refund Policy• 90% refund for all requests received and date stamped on or before May 19, 2013.• 75% refund for all requests received and date stamped by the first day of the registered camp session.• All refunds received after the first day of a session are prorated from the time the request is receivedand date stamped by our office; all refunds are assessed a 25% processing fee.AssistancePark District staff is not capable of providing bathroom assistance to those individuals who cannot care for themselves. Pleasecontact 847-391-5700 for further information or clarification. If you are in need of assistance from our Maine Niles SpecialRecreation Association please check the Americans with Disabilities Act Need Accommodation box on the Des Plaines ParkDistrict program registration form.Please note that all requests for M-NASR assistance in our programs must be made at least one week in advance of the programstart date. Unfortunately, we may not be able to fulfill requests made with less than one week’s notice.Parents are responsible for informing the Park District of any physical or emotional limitations that may limit or impair theirchildren’s participation in activities that are conducted in the camp session for which they are registering.Children enrolled in Park District programs are not released to anyone other than a parent or guardian. Persons desiring adifferent procedure must inform the camp supervisor, in writing, prior to camp.Parent Packets, with detailed information about camps,can be mailed to your house upon request, or you candownload them from our website: DPParks.orgPark District Scholarship InformationProgram scholarships are available for individualsunable to afford program fees. Scholarship requestsshould be submitted at least three weeks prior toall program registration. An approved scholarshipis required for camp registration at a reduced fee.Approved scholarship applications do not guaranteeacceptance into programs; all general registrationprocedures should be followed.Applications are available on our website, at the LeisureCenter or Prairie Lakes Community Center duringbusiness hours, or by calling 847-391-5700.SC-8 Summer Camps