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Flying 4 KidsAll AgesKeep your eye to the skyin the month of May. TheWestmont Park District willtake part in the 6 th annual Flying 4Kids statewide kite fly in May to helppromote the sport of kite flying. We willhave the Illinois Kite Enthusiast (IKE) clubcome out to do demonstrations and show offtheir assortment of kites. At 3:00PM we willhave the participants take part in the “CandyDrop,” which allows the kids to collect candythat falls from the kites. If you don’t have akite, no problem, there will be opportunitiesat this event to make your own kite. Come onout and enjoy the lost art of kite flying.Concessions will be available to purchase.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEESu 5/15 11:00AM-4:00PM FreePerformance in the Park:A Series of One Act Short PlaysAll AgesYou don’t have to travel all the way to the North Shore forthe Ravinia experience; the Progressive Village PerformingNetwork is bringing it to you right here in Westmont. Listedbelow are the dates and times of performances that we willbe offering. Our Community Theatre is not only anopportunity to view these performances, but also participatein them. All ages, level and experience are welcome. If youhave performed for 25 years or this is your first time you arealways welcome. If you have a dream of performingon stage, this is your chance.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEF 8/12 6:00-8:30PM FreeDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEESa 8/13 2:00-4:30PM FreeLOCATION: Ty Warner ParkMIN/MAX: NoneLOCATION: Ty Warner Park GazeboMIN/MAX: NoneMonday, July 4 Independence Day Celebration4:00-9:00PM4:00-5:30PM4:00-7:30PM4:30-5:45PM5:00-8:00PM5:30-6:30PM5:30-6:15PM5:30-7:30PM5:45PM6:15PM6:45PM7:00PM7:30-9:15PM9:30PMFood Vendors OpenKids KraftsPetting ZooWestmont Community BandFace Painting (nominal fee)Kids Action/Games/Relays(ages 4-12)Barnyard BingoBalloon SculptorsCake (while supplies last)Little Mr. & Miss Firecracker AwardNewest Newborn AwardUncle Sam’s Family Award(FREE: you must register to beeligible for award drawings.)Decorated Stroller & WagonContestWatermelon Eating ContestGrand Ave Big Band(Traditional Big Band Music)Fireworks Spectacular!We have lots of activities linedup for you this 4 th of July! Comeearly before the best fireworksdisplay in the area and youcan enter our Red, White &Blue Family “Dress in the SpiritContest,” or you can “wheel” onover to the Gazebo with yourkid friendly decorated strolleror wagon. Get creative andyou may win a prize! Comejoin friends and neighbors forexcellent music, fun games andcontests, and great food.Note: Most activities are FREE!

“Ravinia Style”Friday Night Arts in the ParkAges: All Ages“Summer Time and the Livin is Easy”, especially if you joinus at Ty Warner Park for our popular Concerts in thePark Series, movies and live theater FRIDAYnights. The new exciting twist is that we’re going“Ravinia” style! Yes, that’s right, everyoneis welcome to bring a picnic, or purchase foodfrom our concession stand, and this yearyou’re invited to bring a bottle of wine orbeer to enjoy. Remember to bring yourown lawn chairs and/or blankets. “Therewill be Dancing in the Street” or in this case the Ty Warner Park soyou won’t want to miss even one performance. The only thing werequire is that you keep all alcoholic beverages within thedesignated area in front of the Gazebo. So, bring the whole familyor come alone, but don’t miss out on this FREE entertainment oryou’ll be “Singing the Blues.”New Night6/10 Pamela Rose Band Country Rock 7:00PM6/17 The Deep Grooves Classic Motown 7:00PM6/24 The Flat Cats Jazz, Swing, Pop 7:00PM7/15 Taylor Street Jazz 7:00PM7/22 Movie Megamind (G) 8:30PM7/29 August The Band Horns/R & B 7:00PM8/5 Movie Yogi Bear (PG) 8:30PM8/12 Live Theater Progressive Network 6:00PM8/13 Live Theater (Sat.) Progressive Network 2:00PMConcerts, Movies, Live Theater at Ty Warner Park5 th Annual Red, White and BBQThe Westmont Lions Club is proud to announce the 5 th annual Red,White and BBQ Competition and Festival! The festival will takeplace May 27-29 at beautiful Ty Warner Park. This is the largestcompetition and festival of its kind in northern Illinois. Sanctionedby the Kansas City BBQ Society, over 55 professional competitorswill vie for the coveted prize of Grand Champion by cooking in thecategories of chicken, pork, ribs and beef. Over 40 amateurs willcompete by cooking ribs for cash and prizes.There will be free, live music all day long, an all-ages carnival,cooking demonstrations, craft fair, commercial vendors, chili contestand plenty of Chicagoland’s BEST BBQ along with plenty of drinkto wash it down. New for this year will be an Iron Chef type ofcompetition! More information at www.westmontbbq.com.DAY DATE TIMEF 5/27 4:00-10:00PMSa 5/28 12:00-10:00PMSu 5/29 12:00-9:00PMFREE ADMISSIONLOCATION: Ty Warner ParkMovies in the ParkAges: All AgesLights, camera, action! Bring the whole family to our FREEMovies in the Park to experience a unique, outdoor theatreexperience. Movies will be shown in the Ty Warner Park gazebo andwill begin at approximately 8:30PM. The shows will end between10:30-11:00PM. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and snacks orpurchase them at the Backstop Concession Stand.2nd AnnualRace To The Flag 5KThe Village of Westmont’s Health and Wellness committee haspartnered up with St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital once again fora 5k run/walk. Join friends and neighbors and Race to the Flag!On Sunday morning, May 29, during Westmont’s Red, Whiteand BBQ weekend, hundreds ofrunners will participate in a USATFand CARA certified 5k run/walkaround Ty Park and the OakwoodSubdivision.Information and registration isavailable at www.racetotheflag.orgor race fliers can be picked up atlocal business, Westmont Villageoffices and the Westmont Park District. For more information,please email info@racetotheflag.org or call (630) 829-9378.Win Cash! Barnyard BingoTy Warner ParkPurchase your “deed” beginning mid-May at Westmont Park Districtor at Gregg House Museum and pit your luck against the gastrointestinalactions of a cow or goat.Guess where the animal will do “whatcomes naturally” on our bingo grid. If itplops in your square- you can win up to$200 cash! This event is sponsored bythe Westmont Historical Society andproceeds benefit the Gregg HouseMuseum.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEM 7/4 5:30PM $5 per squareLOCATION: Ty Warner ParkNOW SHOWING: At Ty Warner ParkMegamind8:30PM, Friday, July 22Yogi Bear8:30PM, Friday, August 51

Barnyard Bingo .................................................1Cosmic Night Golf Outing ..............................12Flying 4 Kids .................................................IFCFriday Night Arts in the Park ............................1Independence Day Celebrations ....................IFCMovies in the Park ............................................1Performances in the Park ..............................IFCRace to the Flag ................................................1Red, White and BBQ .........................................1GREGG HOUSE MUSEUMA Gamut of Fun at Gregg House ....................49Passport to Adventure .....................................48EARLY CHILDHOOD2 & 3 Skool & You ..........................................16All Star Sports Instruction Flag Football ........19All Star Sports Instruction Super Sports .........19All Star Sports Instruction T-Ball ....................19All Star Sports Instruction Soccer ..................20Bubbles Big Enough to Stand In .....................18Galaxy Chefs ...................................................18In The Woods...Who’s Been There? ................ 17Kiddie Kamp ...................................................18Kid Rock .........................................................17Mad Jr. Scientists ............................................17Mini Doodlers .................................................16Pirate’s Buried Treasure ..................................18Pond Life Adventures ......................................16Scooby Doo’s Mystery ....................................18Skills First Soccer: Mini Strikers ....................20Skills First Soccer: Super Strikers ..................20Spanish Camp .................................................18Sports Kids: Floor Hockey ..............................19Sports Kids: Jr. Gymnastics I ..........................20Sports Kids: Jr. Gymnastics II ........................20Tot Rock ..........................................................17Twin Lakes Learning Center ......................14-15Twoosy Doodlers .............................................16FACILITIESBellerive Skate Park ........................................46Clarendon Hills Park District Pool ....................5Fitness Club.....................................................45Gregg House Museum .............................. 48-49Parks ................................................................54Parks Map .......................................................53Park Rentals ....................................................52Fitness Club Rentals........................................50Facility Rentals ................................................50Spray Park .........................................................5Twin Lakes Golf Club..........................12-13, 45Twin Lakes Learning Center ..................... 14-15Advertising Rates ..............................................4Community Bank of DuPage ....................... IBCDarien Swim & Racquet Club ........................11Shotokan Karate ..............................................21Westmont Auto Mile .................................... IBCWestmont Park District Memorial Program ....11Twin Lakes Golf Club ...................... Back CoverIFC = Inside Front CoverIBC = Inside Back CoverYOUTHPROGRAMSAbracadabra It’s Magic ....................................25Arabian Nights Horsemanship .........................25Camp Operation Fun ..........................................7Computer Explorers Rock & Roll Robotics ....23Computer Explorers Lights, Camera, Action ...23Cool Science Forensic Investigation ................24Cool Science Marine Biology Class ................24Cool Science Space Beyond Solar System ......24Early Bird Kids Club........................................22First Aid For Little People ................................25Glitzy Girlz Glam Summer Bling ....................25Home Alone .....................................................23Pre/Post Camp ....................................................9Summer Camparama ........................................10Summer Day Camp ............................................6Summer Fun Camp ............................................7Summer Camp Bus Services ..............................8Westmont Kids Club ........................................22Young Rembrandts Ancient Egyptian Arts ......23Young Rembrandts American Adventure .........23Young Rembrandts Introduction to Drawing ...23Ultimate Parties Hula Dancing ........................24Ultimate Parties Accessorize Your Room.........24Ultimate Parties American Girl Birthday .........24ATHLETICSChicago Bulls Basketball Summer Camps ......32Five Star Basketball Camp ...............................32Ice Skating .......................................................31Junior Golf League ..........................................12Karate ............................................................... 33Fall Box Ball ....................................................30Skills First Soccer First Camp .........................30Soccer Made in America ..................................30Sports Kids Archery .........................................30Suburbanite Learn to Bowl .............................. 31Tae Kwon Do ...................................................33Tennis Instruction .............................................31Westmont Wildcat Football .............................. 34Westmont Wildcat Cheerleading ......................34White Sox Training Camps ..............................32Youth Lacrosse Camp ......................................31DANCEBallet Mini Camp .............................................29Ballroom for Kids ............................................29Broadway for Kids ...........................................29Babysitter Training ..........................................27Call of Duty: Black Ops ..................................26First Aid/CPR Boot Camp...............................27Great America & Hurricane Harbor ................26NHL Hockey 2011 ..........................................26Paintball Trip ...................................................27Rinkside Lock-In ............................................27Sterling Lake Kayaking Tour .......................... 26Texting Competition ........................................27SEASPAR 47REGISTRATION 55-56MUSIC/PERFORMING ARTSBehind the Scenes ...........................................35Fundamentals of Acting ..................................35Guitar I for Beginners .....................................28Guitar II ...........................................................28Guitar Lessons, Private ...................................28Improv ............................................................. 35Lessons with Joe Chobot ................................28Piano Lessons ..................................................28Progressive Village, Our Town ........................ 35Westmont Community Band ...........................35ADULTSPROGRAMSBasic Dog Obedience .......................................37Botanical Drawing ...........................................38Edward Jones: Smart Start to Mutual Funds ...38Edward Jones: Roll It, Take It, Leave It ...........38Intro to Facebook .............................................37Introduction to Excel ........................................37Learning Your Digital Camera .........................37Piano Lessons ...................................................28Puppy Pre-School .............................................37Ready to Facebook ...........................................37ATHLETICSFemale Self-Defense Seminar ..........................39Karate ...............................................................41Recreation Volleyball ......................................40Softball, Men’s Fall 12-inch ............................40Softball, Men’s Fall 12-inch All Night ............40Softball, Men’s 16-inch ...................................40Softball, Men’s Fall 16-inch All Night ............40Tae Kwon Do ..................................................41Tennis Instruction ............................................39Westmont Walking Challenge .........................39DANCEBallroom Dancing ............................................36Dance Like the Stars ........................................36Dancersize ........................................................36Line Dance .......................................................36Latin Dance ......................................................36Swing Dance ....................................................36FITNESS CLUBAqua Zumba ....................................................44Boot Camp ......................................................43Butts ‘n Guts ...................................................43Cardio Interval ................................................42Fitness Club Membership ...............................45Gentle Yoga .....................................................43Get On the Ball ...............................................42NIA .................................................................43Passport to Fitness ...........................................44Pilates ..............................................................42Shape Up .........................................................42Strength and Sculpt .........................................42Tai Chi .............................................................43Turbo Kick ......................................................42Walk & Talk Club............................................42Yoga @ the WCC ............................................43Zumba .............................................................44SENIORS 51

WATER FUNSpray ParkCome out to visit our zero-depth spray park cushioned by a safe and softresilient rubber surface. Based on a nautical theme, water sprays and squirtsthrough a whale’s tail, an anchor, a mast and a number of other ground levelspouts. The spray park attraction is $3 for Westmont residents and $5 fornon-resident children. An adult or guardian must accompany children under 6years of age; adults are free of charge.The Backstop Concession Stand will be open for your beverage and foodneeds. We have a wide assortment of soda, ice cream, candy and much more.Your kids will love eating the Sponge Bob and Spiderman ice cream. Pizza,hot dogs, nachos and hot pretzels always hit the spot on a summer day. Noneed to leave the park for lunch, the Backstop is right up the path!Summer PassesThe Westmont Park District is teaming up with the Clarendon Hills Park District this summer to provide outdoor swimmingfor Westmont Park District residents. In this neighborly rate program, the Clarendon Hills Park District has allocated 125family passes for Lions Park Pool to Westmont Park District residents.Starting Monday, March 21, families who have not purchased a pool membership in 2009 or 2010 may register withthe Westmont Park District on a first come, first serve basis. Stop by the Westmont Park District Community Center toreceive your approval letter and registration form to be presented to the Clarendon Hills Park District. You must registerwith the Westmont Park District first in order to receive your letter and registration form. You must be a Westmont ParkDistrict resident to qualify to get your letter of approval. There will be a $5 service fee paid to the Westmont ParkDistrict at the time of registration.The 2011 Season Pool Pass Neighborly Rates are as follows:Family Pass $290Family Plus Pass $330(The Family Plus Pass includes 10 daily guest admissions normally priced at $120 for the price of $40)*Families are defined as: Members of your family whom live in the same household AND are claimed on the family’sfederal income tax.There will be no Neighborly Rate passes offered after June 1. Anyone who has not redeemed an approval letter byJune 1 will have to pay the Non-Resident rate.After receiving your approval letter and registration form you must take the letter to the Clarendon Hills Park DistrictCommunity Center, 315 Chicago Avenue to register for your pool pass. No registrations will be taken at Lions Park Pool.This Neighborly Rate program is limited to 125 passes; once they are gone no more will be issued. Due to the quantityissued there will be a 1 pass per family limit. You must be present to receive your approval letter.

SUMMER CAMPSummer Day CampAges: 6-9 years old or grades 1-4Come and explore all while having fun in our active outdoor day campat Veterans Memorial Park where children are encouraged to expandtheir personal horizons through cooperative games, swimming, specialevents, field trips, sports, cook outs, craft activities, and much more.During inclement weather such as extreme heat and/or rain, campwill be held in the Community Center building. Parents will receivea welcome letter approximately one week before the program begins,outlining the daily operations of the camp and emergency informationforms, which need to be filled out, signed and returned by the first dayof camp. Please note: transportation is not included in the campfees. If bus service is needed, please see the bus schedule page forroutes and fees. If you do not receive a letter one week before campbegins, please call the park district at (630) 963-5252.To register for the program, please complete the registration form andindicate bus route and stop if needed. No camp will be held on Monday,July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Please note that thecamp start date was changed due to the two emergency days thatwere used by our affiliated School Districts #60 and #201. The campfees for Session A are adjusted for that purpose.NewAges: 6-7 years old or grades 1-2Is all day camp way too long for your little one? Well, here is thesolution, this half-day program is structured and designed to fit theneeds and interest of our younger campers. They too will enjoyparticipating in games, sports, crafts, stories, songs and team buildingactivities right along with all day campers in the outdoor environmentat Veterans Park. During inclement weather such as extreme heat and/orrain, camp will be held in the Community Center building. Thehalf-day camp fee includes one field trip plus one aquatic day at Lion’sPool in Clarendon Hills per session. Field trip information and theswim date will be made available during the first week of each sessionof camp. On those special days, your child will be dismissed fromcamp at 3:30PM along with the full-day campers. Pre-camp isavailable for half-day campers for an additional fee. (see page 9)However, the post-camp and bus transportation services are not anoption for the half-day camp program. No camp will be held onMonday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.DAY TIME LOCATION MIN/MAXM-F 8:30AM-11:30AM Veterans Park 10/20SESSION DATE R/NR FEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 $195/$225 423-1-1B 6/27-7/15 $210/$240 423-1-2(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 $225/$255 423-1-3DAY TIME LOCATION MIN/MAXM-F 8:30AM-3:30PM Veterans Park 30/60SESSION DATE R/NR FEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 $338/$368 429-1-1B 6/27-7/15 $364/$394 429-1-2(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 $390/$420 429-1-3chocolate pudding party

SUMMER CAMPSummerCampServicesDay Camp TransportationOur camp programs offer a bus service at an additional fee to pick up and drop off campers at neighborhood locations on both the north and southside of town. This service is optional and is operated by the Westmont Park District camp staff. If using this method of transportation, please referto the bus schedule to select your route and bus stop that is closest to your home. Make sure to indicate your selection on the registration form.Arrangements should be made for an adult to supervise children at the bus stop in both the morning and afternoon. All participants will be notifiedby telephone regarding drop off and pick up times a few days before each session of camp begins. The bus transportation is only available for DayCamp and Camp Operation Fun participants. In order for this service to be available, it is essential that the minimum number of participants is metin each session. All bus registrations must be finalized the Thursday prior to the session that your child is signed up to attend.Transportation is only available for those who reside within the park district boundaries.Camp Bus ScheduleSouth RouteNorth RouteStop #1 Cass & 65 th NW side Stop #1 Warwick & NorfolkStop #2 67 th & Apple Grove Stop #2 Norfolk & HiawathaStop #3 Williams & Wesley Stop #3 Melrose & WilmetteStop #4 65 th & Virginia Stop #4 Traube & BlackhawkStop #5 63 rd & Virginia Stop #5 Oakwood & BaltimoreStop #6 63 rd Stop #7 60 th & Adams Stop #7 Hamilton & Revere Ave.Stop #8 Ashford & Ainslie Stop #8 Oakwood & BlackhawkStop #9 Fordham & Longford Stop #9 Cass & 41 st (NW side)Stop #10 Western & 61 stStop #10 Washington & Washington CtStop #11 Wilmette & 56th St. Stop #11 Chicago & Washington Ct.Stop #12 Adams & 56 th St. Stop #12 Irving & HudsonStop #13 DesMoines & LincolnStop #14 Dallas & GrantStop #15 Richmond & HudsonPick Up ServiceSESSION DATE R FEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 AM Bus $33 429-1-01B 6/27-7/15 AM Bus $35 429-1-02(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 AM Bus $38 429-1-03MIN/MAX 7/14Drop Off ServiceSESSION DATE R FEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 PM Bus $33 429-1-05B 6/27-7/15 PM Bus $35 429-1-06(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 PM Bus $38 429-1-07MIN/MAX 7/148

SUMMER CAMPCamp RegistrationThe registration deadline is one week before each campsession begins. A $35 deposit per session is required uponregistration. Deposits are non-refundable and they areincluded in the tuition fees. All camp fees must be paid infull by June 1, 2011 or upon session registration after thatdate. Since space is limited and the counselors are hired tofulfill group size, the camp fees are not pro-rated. Pleasenote that online registration is not an available method ofregistration for camp programs since birth certificates arerequired to sign up for camp.Camp PaymentsPayments for Day Camp, Camp Operation Fun and Pre/PostCamps can be made by using a major credit card, cash orcheck. All payments for camp programs are accepted atthe Community Center located at 75. E Richmond Street.Please call the Park District at (630) 963-5252 for furtherinformation regarding payments.Camp StaffAll activities are supervised by fully trained counselors whoare certified in first aid, CPR and AED. The camp staff iscarefully selected for their leadership abilities, caring natureand strong desire to work with children of all ages in bothsmall and large groups in a recreational setting.Parent OrientationParents and campers are encouraged to attend the camporientation meeting on Wed., June 1 at 7 p.m. at the Senior/Administration Building located at 55 E Richmond St. Thisis a great opportunity to meet the camp staff, learn importantinformation and have all your camp questions answered.LunchDay Camp and Camp Operation Fun campers should bringtheir lunch in a cooled container and water in an insulatedbottle marked with their name. Water breaks will be takenoften and encouraged throughout the day.SwimmingCampers from each camp will escape the heat at theWestmont High School indoor pool for recreationalswimming each week. The Day Camp campers attend onTuesdays & Thursdays and the Camp Operation Fun campersattend on Mondays & Wednesdays. The pool is supervised bytrained lifeguards and camp staff. Occasionally, both campswill utilize Lions Pool in Clarendon Hills as an alternativesite for swimming.Field TripsEach session of Day Camp includes one paid field trip andthe Camp Operation Fun camp includes three field tripsduring each session of camp at no additional cost as well. Inaddition, both camps will also take walking field trips to localparks, nearby attractions or down town businesses each week.A camp T-shirt is included in the camp fee and is required tobe worn on field trip days. Information and permission formspertaining to these activities are sent home in advance.Pre/Post CampAges: 6-13 years old or 1 st - 8 th gradesThis program is designed to provide supervision for children whoneed additional care before and/or after the normal camp hours.Activities include both quiet games inside and recreational adventuresin the gym or at the playground outside. These programs are availableto anyone enrolled in our Day Camp or Camp Operation Fun camps.Please note that a late fee of $5 will be charged for every ten minutesafter 6:00PM.DAY TIME LOCATION MIN/MAXM-F 7:00-8:30AM WCC 6/20SESSION DATE R/NRFEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 $71/$85 430-1-1-01B 6/27-7/15 $76/$90 430-1-1-02(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 $81/$95 430-1-1-03DAY TIME LOCATION MIN/MAXM-F 3:30-6:00PM WCC 6/20SESSION DATE R/NRFEE CODEA 6/8-6/24 $117/$131 430-1-1-05B 6/27-7/15 $126/$135 430-1-1-06(no camp 7/4)C 7/18-8/5 $135/$149 430-1-1-07

Westmont Park District Memorial ProgramsMemorial Tree Planting ProgramTrees can be purchased as a gift for a friend, for yourself or in memory of a loved one. A tree can alsobe purchased for a newborn to commemorate their birth year, and your family can watch as both growthrough the years!All trees purchased through the Memorial Tree Planting Program consist of tree planting, the mountingof a permanent plaque and a certificate of planting issued to the donating party. Trees can be planted inthe park of your choice and purchased at any time throughout the year; planting will be in spring and fall.Commemorative Brick & Park Bench ProgramThe Westmont Park District offers a Commemorative Brick & Park Bench Program; a way to rememberyour cherished time here in Westmont or to remember and honor a loved one.These clay-fired bricks will be prominently placed at Ty Warner Park. Special requests cannot be grantedfor specific locations, colors or type styles; the brick color is selected by the Westmont Park Districtand each brick will be engraved with the same typeface. Orders will be accepted at any time and untilavailable space sells out. Please note that orders received after May 1 will not be placed in the grounduntil Memorial Day of the following year.The Westmont Park District will work with you to determine a great space for your Commemorative ParkBench. Requests for a specific location may be made, but are not guaranteed. Have a favorite benchalready in one of the parks? Plaques can also be purchased and added to existing benches to remember aloved one.Order forms are available at the Administration Building, 55 E. Richmond Street; the Community Center, 75 E. Richmond Street;or online at www.wpd4fun.org. Please call (630) 969-8080 for more information and pricing.11

TWIN LAKES GOLF CLUB2011 Golf FeesWeekday ...........................................$14.00Seniors (55 years and up) ............$13.00Resident with card .......................$11.00Weekends & Holidays ......................$15.00Seniors (55 years and up) ............$14.00Resident with card .......................$12.00Resident Discount Card .....................$6.00Resident Senior Card ...........................FreePower Cart Rental ............................$12.00Pull Cart Rental ..................................$2.00Rental Clubs with Pull Cart ...............$6.00Replay ................................................$5.00Prices Subject to ChangeCosmic Night Golf OutingAges: 16 years and upJoin us for a round of golf at our Cosmic Golf evening .The entryfee includes greens fees, pop, beer, wine, coffee, a hot dog, and twoglow in the dark golf balls. Various contests will be held makingthe outing a challenging one for each and every golfer, regardless ofskill level. Beer will be served after the outing. In case of inclementweather, the outing will take place on June 18.Call (630) 852-7167 for reservations.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEESa 6/11 7:30PM $35/golferLOCATION: Twin Lakes Golf Club MIN/MAX: 25/72Junior Golf LeagueAges: 10-16 yearsYour child can expand their knowledge of the game andstrengthen their skills through weekly competitive playin the Junior Golf League at The Twin Lakes GolfCourse. Fees include an 11-play pass, 2 cookouts andprizes for each golfer. Awards will also be givento the winners of various events! (For residents,the fee includes the $6 resident card.) A birthcertificate is required at the time of registration.Groups must register together. No more than 2foursomes per registrant.Registration is held at the Westmont CommunityCenter on April 27 for residents and May 11 fornon-residents.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/6-8/8 11:00am $160/$190 551-3-1T 6/7-8/9 11:00am $160/$190 551-3-2W 6/8-8/10 11:00am $160/$190 551-3-3Th 6/9-8/11 11:00am $160/$190 551-3-4LOCATION: Twin Lakes Golf Club MIN/MAX: 75/120

TWIN LAKES GOLF CLUBClubhouseOur recently renovatedClubhouse has a seating capacityof 60 and provides a variety offoods and beverages that are sureto please everyone. An outdoordeck that seats 38 is available forrelaxation and a wonderful viewof our course. We also featurean open-air tent with seating for80 that’s only a few feet from theClubhouse.The course offers 9 holes of challenging golf for novice as well as advanced golfers9-hole Golf Course located on 25 acres with woods, lakes and rolling hillsGolf SpecialsEarly Bird Special$5 off applicable feeSaturday only before 9:00AMTwilight Special$5 off applicable feeany time after 5:00 pmFridays, Saturdays and Sundays onlyNot valid for league play and outingsTake-A-Kid to GolfChildren 16 years and undergolf for $5 when accompaniedby a paying adultNot valid for league play and outingsFridays, Saturdays and Sundays onlyLimit of 3 children per paying adultTwin LakesGolf Course400 W. 59th StreetWestmont, IL 60559(630) 852-7167(630) 829-5910 faxCombined Fitness Club& Golf CourseMembershipMembers of The Fitness Clubmay purchase a season Golf PassResidents: $75/personNon-Residents: $100/personLimit of 2 Golf Passes perCouple and Family MembershipsSee page 45 for Fitness Club Membership rates or visitThe Fitness Club at 424 Plaza Drive for more details!Group OutingsTwin Lakes Golf Club is the perfect place for your family or business outing!Our professional staff would be more than happy to assist youin planning a group golf outing.Please call the Clubhouse at (630) 852-7167 for more information.

TWIN LAKES LEARNING CENTERThree Year OldsAge 3 by September 1, 2011Three-year-old Preschool is perfect for the early learner. It is designedto promote independence, socialization and problem solving skills.Through teacher-guided activities, children learn to follow simpledirections, make new friends and share with others. Activities suchas cutting, gluing, painting and printing are all encouraged to promotecreativity and fine motor development. Cognitive skills are fosteredthrough group games, literature and materials that involve colors,shapes and more. Large motor development is promoted throughmusical movement, songs and group games in both the indoor/outdoorenvironments.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODET/Th 9/15-5/10 9:00-11:30AM $1,000/$1,125 271-4-1LOCATION: TLLC MIN/MAX: 16/20Four Year OldsAge 4 by September 1, 2011Four/Five-year-old preschool is designed to prepare active learnersfor kindergarten. Children develop and further their readiness skillsthrough cognitive concepts including upper and lower case lettersand letter sounds, literature and rhymes, writing activities, math andscience explorations, color and shape review and more. Negotiationtechniques are offered to encourage independent problem solving andpositive social interaction. Children’s fine motor skills are supportedas they explore materials such as writing tools, manipulatives and artitems that are always available in the classroom learning centers. Theindoor and outdoor environment provides equipment and equal opportunitiesto foster large motor development through musical movement,exercise and physical activities.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W/F 9/14-5/11 9:00-11:30AM $1,300/$1,425 272-4-1M/W/F 9/14-5/11 12:30-3:00PM $1,300/$1,425 272-4-2LOCATION: TLLC MIN/MAX: 16/20

EARLY CHILDHOOD2 & 3 Skool & YouAges: 2 & 3 years plus parent/caregiverThis program is designed for the 2 or 3-year-old with parent/caregiver.Class time includes process art, story time, songs and other guidedactivities to help promote language, positive social interaction, andlarge and small motor development through the use of age appropriatematerials and equipment. The philosophy is play based and the classstructure is consistent with the continuing preschool for three- andfour/five year-olds. The 2 & 3 Skool participants turning 3 years-oldby September 1, 2012 will receive priority registration for the preschoolprogram held at the Twin Lakes Learning Center located at 200W. 59 th Street in Westmont. A list of days that classes will not be heldwill be provided during the first week of school. Since this programfollows the local school district’s calendars. Please note that thisclass is for the registered child and caregiver only. Registrationdeadline is September 13.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu/Th 9/20-5/10 9:30-10:30AM $386/$486 203-1-1LOCATION: WCCINSTRUCTOR: L. LyghtMIN/MAX: 8/10 couplesPond Life AdventuresAges: 4-7 yearsCome along and discover life around the pond at Twin Lakes thissummer. We’ll explore bugs, frogs, turtles, ducks, wetland plants andmore. We’ll make discoveries of our findings through the use of ahigh-powered microscope as well as other hands-on activities. Arelated story, simple snack (peanut free) and nature craft will beoffered as part of this scientific adventure of life around the pond.Please bring a bottle of water and apply sunscreen before coming toclass. Class meets at Twin Lakes Learning Center. In case ofinclement weather, class will be held indoors.Registration deadline is July 1.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 7/8 10:00AM-12:00PM $24/$36 205-1-1LOCATION: TLLC MIN/MAX: 8/16Twoosy Doodlersco-op program with Darien Park DistrictAges: 20-36 mos. with parentThis special parent/child class is often the first educational programfor our Twoosys. Children learn about color, texture and more whileexperimenting with new and innovative materials. Parents/caregiverslearn what they can do to help nurture creativity. Registrationdeadline is June 11.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 6/18-7/16 9:30AM-10:15AM $48/$72 209-1-1(no class 7/2)LOCATION: Darien Park DistrictMIN/MAX: 6/12 couples7301 Fairview Ave, Darien Instructor: AbrakadoodleMini Doodlersco-op program with Darien Park DistrictAges: 3-6 yearsDoodlers develop new skills gleefully create their own masterpiecesusing a wide range of high quality art materials. Children developimportant school readiness skills, learning techniques and expandingknowledge. The methods and styles of contemporary and masterartists specializing in paint, sculpture, design and more areincorporated into each class. Registration deadline is June 11.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 6/18-7/16 10:30-11:15AM $48/$72 210-1-1(no class 7/2)LOCATION: Darien Park DistrictMIN/MAX: 6/12 couples7301 Fairview Ave., Darien Instructor: Abrakadoodle

EARLY CHILDHOODTot Rockco-op program with Darien Park DistrictAges: walkers-20 mos. with parentCome one, come all! It’s Tot Rock time; you’ll have a ball! Join thispopular music and movement program to sing, dance, play andlearn! Together we will use rhythm instruments like maracas andtambourines, explore movement props like scarves and bean bags, andinteract with sensory items like bubbles and feathers. By combiningstructured activities with directed play and sensory exploration, yourtot’s fine and gross motor skills and socialization will improve eachweek. Its music and fun rolled into one! www.rockitkids.comRegistration deadline is June 16.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/23-8/11 5:30-6:10PM $58/$87 per couple 214-1-1LOCATION: Darien Park District7301 Fairview Ave., DarienMIN/MAX: 4/12 couplesMad Jr. ScientistsAges: 3-6 yearsChemistry experiments will turn you into a Mad Jr. Scientist.Come and mix up lots of ingredients to make amazing safechemical reactions. Make goop, putty and slime. Plus explorephysics all while having fun discovering what its like to be ascientist! Registration deadline is July 14.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh/F 7/21-7/22 1:00-3:00PM $46/$69 218-1-1Kid Rockco-op program with Darien Park DistrictAges: Kid Rock I: 20-36 months with parentKid Rock II: 2.5-4.5 years without parentSinging songs and making music; having fun the whole day long!Join this one-of-a-kind musical adventure and sing songs, dance tothe beat, use a variety of exciting rhythm instruments and movementprops, and explore fine and large motor skills. Kid Rock incorporatesvarious learning styles and is specially designed to facilitateimaginative play, coordination, socialization and listening skills.Parents participate in Kid Rock I; parents only stay for the first andlast weeks in Kid Rock II. Learn, dance, and play our way! www.rockitkids.com. Registration deadline is June 16.Kid Rock IDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/23-8/11 6:15-6:55PM $58/$87 per couple 213-1-1Kid Rock IIDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/23-8/11 7:00-7:40PM $58/$87 per couple 213-1-2LOCATION: Darien Park District7301 Fairview Ave., DarienMIN/MAX: 4/12 couplesLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12INSTRUCTOR: KaleidoscopeAges: 4-7 yearsWild mammals are all around, hidden amongst trees and othersecret places above and below the ground. Together we’llhike the trails in Twin Lakes woods armed with nature tools suchas clipboards, magnifying glasses and animal identification charts.We’ll search and examine animal tracks, observe and take picturesof habitats, and record our investigations on a take home tally chart.A related animal story, nature craft and simple snack (peanut free)will be offered as part of this fun adventure. Come ready for fun, andplease bring a water bottle and wear sunscreen to class. Class meets atTwin Lakes Learning Center. In case of inclement weather, class willbe held indoors. Registration deadline is June 10.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17 10:00AM-12:00PM $24/$36 204-1-1LOCATION: TLLC MIN/MAX: 8/1617

EARLY CHILDHOODScooby Doo’s MysteryAges: 3.5-6 yearsJust like Scooby Doo solves mysteries, you will some too! Whosefingerprint or footprint does that belong to? Use your five senses tomake discoveries that will turn you into a detective. Registrationdeadline is June 17.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/24 1:00-3:00PM $26/$39 216-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12INSTRUCTOR: KaleidoscopeKiddie KampAges: 2 & 3 year with parent or caregiverThis kamp is designed to provide a well-rounded recreation andcreative experience for the child and parent together. Activities includebubbles, chalk, sand, water, paint, clay, large & small motor play,stories and songs all while socially interacting with others in both theindoor and outdoor environment. New activities are offered each dayof camp. Registration deadline is July 5.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W 7/11-8/3 10:00-11:00AM $56/$84 201-1-1Galaxy ChefsAges: 4-7 yearsA long time ago in a galaxy far away both boys and girls gatheredtogether at Twin Lakes Center to fulfill their dreams by creating andbaking Galactic recipes such as Chewy Wookie Cookies, Galaxy CheesyPizzas, Greedo’s Cheese Burritos, Jedi Juice Pops, and PrincessLeia’s Cinnamon Danish. All participants shall gain math and scienceskills as they feel the force when blending and mixing peanut freeingredients together all while maneuvering throughout the Galaxykitchen. A related, story, game and craft is included in each class.Hurry up and book your destiny today because these yummy treats areon their way! Registration deadline is July 2.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 7/15-8/5 10:00AM-12:00PM $48/$72 206-1-1LOCATION: TLLC MIN/MAX: 8/16INSTRUCTOR: TLLC StaffSpanish CampAges: 4-7 yearsHere’s a summer camp full of fun - but the instructor will be speakingSpanish – and so will you effortlessly! Whether this is your firstSpanish class or you’re fluent in Spanish, this camp will be fun foreveryone! Registration deadline is July 12.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW/Th/F 7/13-7/15 1:00-3:00PM $68/$102 207-1-1LOCATION: WCC IN/MAX: 6/12INSTRUCTOR: KaleidoscopeLOCATION: WCCINSTRUCTOR: L. LyghtMIN/MAX: 5/10 couplesBubbles Big Enough To Stand InsideAges: 4-9 yearsImagine giant bubbles that are big enough to stand inside of (weatherpermitting) will all be part of the fun of making bubbles tiny, huge andeven square. After watching your bubbles float through the air, you’llcreate airplanes and parachutes that you’ll be sailing through the air aswell. Registration deadline is July 19.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 7/26 1:00-3:00PM $24/$36 215-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12INSTRUCTOR: KaleidoscopePirate’s Buried TreasureAges: 3.5-6 yearsAhoy! Come along on this imaginary adventureand learn about the pirates and their ships that once sailed the high seas. Activities includecreating a pirate map, where an X will mark the spot to search for goldnuggets during the treasure hunt. Aarrgh, little Matey’s and prepareyourselves for a swashbucklin’ good time! To add to the fun, haveyour child dress for the occasion, if they wish. Registration deadlineis June 16.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/23 1:00-3:00PM $26/$39 217-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12INSTRUCTOR: Kaleidoscope18

EARLY CHILDHOODAll Star Sports Instruction SoccerAges: 3-8 yearsThis program is designed to teach children the basics of soccer in afun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and shooting will be coveredthrough fun games that keep everyone moving. This class is greatfor coordination and self-esteem. The main objective is to have fun!Registration deadlines are one week prior to start dates.Session I3-4 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/13-8/1 4:00-4:45PM $58/$76 549-1-1-01(no class 7/4)4-6 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/13-8/1 4:45-5:45PM $58/$76 549-1-1-02(no class 7/4)6-8 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/13-8/1 5:45-6:45PM $58/$76 549-1-1-03(no class 7/4)LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 6/14Session II3-4 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W 8/3-8/22 4:00-4:45PM $50/$68 549-1-2-014-6 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W 8/3-8/22 4:45-5:45PM $50/$68 549-1-2-026-8 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W 8/3-8/22 5:45-6:45PM $50/$68 549-1-2-03Skills First Soccer Super Strikers CampAges: 3-4 yearsThis is a week long camp that teaches fundamental soccer skillsthrough a series of fun games such as Sponge Bob and Scooby Doo.Skills taught will include: dribbling; turning; stopping the ball; runningwith the ball; passing; shooting. Players will have so much fun theywon’t even realize they are learning! Look forward to fun themes suchas ‘Soak The Coach Day’, Wacky Wednesday, and a daily treasurehunt where players find treasure and trade it in for fruit from the magicfruit basket! Shin Guards are recommended. Please wear appropriatefootwear. Registration deadline is June 6.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/13-6/17 9:00-9:45AM $58/$76 552-1-1-01LOCATION: Veterans Memorial Park MIN/MAX: 6/24Skills First Soccer Mini StrikersAges: 5-6 yearsThis is a week long camp that teaches fundamental soccer skillsthrough a series of fun games such as Sponge Bob and Scooby Doo.Skills taught will include: dribbling; turning; stopping the ball; runningwith the ball; passing; shooting. Players will have so much fun theywon’t even realize they are learning! Look forward to fun themes suchas ‘soak the coach day’, ‘Wacky Wednesday’, and a daily treasurehunt where players find treasure and trade it in for fruit from the magicfruit basket! Shin Guards are recommended. Please wear appropriatefootwear. Registration deadline is June 6.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/13-6/17 10:00-11:15AM $68/$86 552-1-1-02LOCATION: Veterans Memorial Park MIN/MAX: 6/24LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 6/14Sports Kids Inc Jr. Gymnastics IAges: 4-6 yearsFour events will be covered in this introductory class. Age appropriatetricks for bar, vault, floor and low balance beam will be introduced.Students will learn the basic movements for each event. Registrationdeadline is June 7.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/2 1:00-1:45PM $58/$76 550-1-1-02(no class 7/5)Sports Kids Inc Jr. Gymnastics IIAges: 4-6 yearsPre-requisite for this class it to perform a successful cartwheel, swingand support on the bar, straddle on the vault, and walk the beam withconfidence. Registration deadline is June 7.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/2 1:45-2:45PM $58/$76 550-1-1-03(no class 7/5)LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/16LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/16

YOUTH PROGRAMSWestmont Kids Club&Ages: Grades 1-5The Early Bird Kids Club and Westmont KidsClub programs are held each school day at theWestmont Park District. For those Early Birds,you may drop your child off at the CommunityCenter starting at 7:00 am and they will betransported to school. Children in the WestmontKids Club program will be picked up at schooleach day and transported to the CommunityCenter, where you may pick them up anytimebefore 6:00 pm.Participants will play board and table games,have gym time to play kick ball and tag; we willgo outside when the weather is nice and use theice rink during the winter. Homework is alwaysa priority and our staff will be more then happyto help out. Some special activities we plan areour Scarecrow program in the fall and our endof the year carnival, where we serve food andplay games. Every month we will celebratebirthdays with a treat.This program follows the school calendars ofboth District 60 and District 201. All childreninterested in attending from Holmes, Miller,Manning and Maercker Schools are invited toregister today!Registration for Early Bird Kids Club andKids Club is accepted on a monthly basis onlyand must be submitted for the entire month,regardless of days your child may bemissing. Payment is due by the 25 th of theprevious month.Early Bird Kids ClubEarly Bird Kids ClubAvailable on School Days onlyMONTH TIME A/B FEE CODEAugust 7:00AM-school $116/$134 441-2-1-01September 7:00AM-school $116/$134 441-2-1-02October 7:00AM-school $116/$134 441-2-1-03November 7:00AM-school $116/$134 441-2-1-04December 7:00AM-school $116/$134 441-2-1-05A) Holmes, Miller, Manning students: $116 per month,except August is pro-rated $6/dayB) Maercker students: $134 per month, except August ispro-rated $7/dayLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/14Westmont Kids ClubAvailable on School Days onlyMONTH TIME A/B FEE CODEAugust 2:45-6:00PM $230/$212 441-2-2-012-01September 2:45-6:00PM $230/$212 441-2-2-022-02October 2:45-6:00PM $230/$212 441-2-2-03November 2:45-6:00PM $230/$212 441-2-2-04December 2:45-6:00PM $230/$212 441-2-2-05A) Miller and Manning students: $230 per month,except August is pro-rated $12/dayB) Maercker and Holmes students: $212 per month, exceptAugust is pro-rated $11/dayLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 20/36

YOUTH PROGRAMSAges: 6-10 yearshis class is for the child who stays by himself/herself occasionally, caresfor siblings, babysits or is just ready to accept responsibility. Topicscovered include: safety in the home, use of keys, what to do in case ofan emergency, strangers and house rules. Upon completion of class, aRed Cross certificate will be received. Registration deadline is May26.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 6/1 3:30-4:45PM $25/$35 414-1-1LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 1/5315 Chicago Avenue, Clarendon HillsYoung RembrandtsAncient Egyptian ArtAges: 6-12 yearsThis workshop explores the mysterious world of Egypt with YoungRembrandts! We will spend time digging into how the Egyptianslived. We will investigate decorative objects in the treasured tombsincluding sarcophagi, hieroglyphics and more. We will createdrawings full of artifacts and Egyptian imagery using a variety ofmedia, including markers, color pencils, Sharpies and more. In fact,our final day will consist of a large drawing using pastel chalk.Registration deadline is June 13.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-Th 6/20-6/23 10:00-11:00AM $40/$60 448-1-2LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/18Computer ExplorersRock & Roll RoboticsAges: 7-12 yearsCreate robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO WeDoRobotics System, your robots will include a monkey who plays adrum to a rock & roll beat, a lion that roars, a bird that flaps it wingsto create a big wind, a sleeping giant who will awaken on yourcommand and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This coursebuilds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming,and teamwork in an environment full of Rockin’ Fun! Students willwork in teams of two. Registration deadline is July 18.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-Th 7/25-7/28 9:30-11:30AM $90/$105 498-1-1LOCATION:WCC MIN/MAX: 4/8Young RembrandtsIntroduction to DrawingAges: 6-12 yearsStudents will learn to draw in these workshops! The YoungRembrandts program has developed over the last 20 years to teachthe basic concepts of drawing technique. There are new lessons eachsession in a variety of subjects; animals, action, still-life landscapeand cartoons. The instructor presents a step-by-step method that hasimproved thousands of students’ confidence and talent. Learningto draw can be lots of fun, especially when we create silly characterswith funny expressions! This delightful program combines YoungRembrandts’ innovative step-by-step drawing method withlight-hearted subjects that engage kids’ sense of humor and vividimaginations. Registration deadline is June 11.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 6/18 10:00AM-12:00PM $25/$35 448-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/18Computer ExplorersOwn Star Wars MovieAges: 8-12 yearsDo you want to be the next George Lucas? We will create our veryown Star Wars movie using special digital movie making cameras andsoftware. As directors and producers, we will work in teams to createour own story and scrip, build various Star Wars Lego scenes and filmour own movie. We will use graphic editing techniques and stopmotion animation, add background noise and music, and show ourmovie at a private screening on the last day of class. All studentswill get a copy of their movie after class is complete. Registrationdeadline is July 25.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-Th 8/1-8/4 9:30-11:30AM $90/$105 498-1-2Young RembrandtsAmerican AdventureAges: 6-12 yearsThis workshop gives focus to famous icons of American history andculture. Learn to draw the beautiful U. S. Capitol Building inWashington D.C. or Capture Lewis and Clark on their historic riverexplorations. We’ll also draw our grand American Bald Eagle ona U.S. Postage stamp and more. Students will complete severaldrawings using the exciting Young Rembrandts drawing method. Allmaterials provided and include pencils, color pencils, Sharpies andmarkers. Registration deadline is August 1.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-Th 8/8-8/11 10:00-11:00AM $40/$60 448-1-3LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/12LOCATION:WCCMIN/MAX:6/18

YOUTH PROGRAMSUltimate PartiesAges: 3-12 (3-5 must be accompanied by parent)Have fun this summer and learn about the warm islands of Hawaii.Learn a variety of hula dance steps along with Hawaiian words.Each person will recive a colorful lei and all children will receive anadorable grass skirt. Come out from the summer heat and join us forthis fun filled class. For more information go to our web sitewww.ultimateclassesandparties.vpweb.com.Registration deadline is July 14.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 7/21 6:00-7:00PM $35/$50 per child 217-1-1LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 10/50 children315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsUltimate PartiesAccessorize your RoomAges: 4-12 (4-6 must be accompanied by parent)In this class your child will get a chance paints and decorate a heartplaque, a wooden box and many other room accessories. Theprojects are all simple so we can let your imagination run wild. Wewill paint the project first and then start to decorate using a variety ofdifferent accessories. After we are done, everybody will have morethan enough to make your room look just the way you want it.Registration deadline is August 12.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 8/19 1:00-2:00PM $35/$50 per child 217-1-2LOCATION: WCCUltimate PartiesAmerican Girl Birthday PartyAges: 3-12 (3-5 must be accompanied by parent)Girls, you won’t want to miss this special American Girl Doll BirthdayParty in honor of your favorite doll. Other favorite similar sized dollsare also welcome. All participants will enjoy decoratinga special birthday outfit, jewels and crown for theirdoll along with a birth certificate. A party wouldn’t becomplete without decorating yummy cupcakes to enjoywith juice. Sign up today because this class is sure to beVERY POPULAR. Registration deadline is August 1.hMIN/MAX: 10/50 childrenDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 8/6 11:00AM-12:10PM $35/$50 per child 217-1-3Cool Science!Forensic InvestigationAges: 7-12 yearsThis fascinating, hands-on class will familiarize you with the scienceof crime scene investigation and forensics as you try to solve a hardto-crackcrime! Using actual methods and tools used by professionalforensic investigators, you will conduct experiments on the evidenceyou’ll gather at a “crime scene”. This evidence may include eyewitnessaccounts, fingerprints, hair and fingernail samples, “blood” and writingsamples. Time’s running out; the police department needs your help tocrack the case! Registration deadline is June 17.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/24 6:00-8:00PM $35/$50 444-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/10Cool Science!Marine Biology ClassAges: 7-12 yearsHave you ever wondered what a shark looked like up close? Did youknow that a squid’s spine looks and feels just like a piece of clearplastic? Learn about the fascinating world of marine biology in thisfun, hands-on lab class. You will study an assortment of sea creaturesusing live observation, microscopes and dissections. The dissectionlabs may include the following creatures: a small shark, starfish,squid, clam, crayfish, and various coral specimens. Do you knowwhich marine creature has no brain, eyes, or teeth but is on thedeadliest creatures on earth? Take this class and you’ll find out!Registration deadline is August 2.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 8/9 1:00-3:00PM $35/$50 444-1-2LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 1/5315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsCool Science!Space Beyond the Solar SystemAges: 7-12 yearsAre stars born? Do they die? What’s a quasar? Which galaxy do welive in? There are so many fascinating things to learn about in space,way beyond our solar system! In this fun, interactive class, we’llexplore space using a number of activities which may includeexperiments, multimedia, craft projects, games, and more. Buckle upand get ready to join our space adventure! Registration deadline isJuly 12.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 7/19 6:00-8:00PM $35/$50 444-1-3LOCATION: Darien Park District7301 Fairview Ave., DarienMIN/MAX: 12/30 childrenLOCATION: Darien Park District MIN/MAX: 1/57301 Fairview Ave., Darien

YOUTH PROGRAMSAges: 5-13 yearsYou will have a great time as you learn a collection of fascinating andmesmerizing tricks! Amaze your family and friends with tricks thatvinvolve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more.While the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discoverthat they are easy to learn and perform. All materials areprovided, and you will receive your very own magic kitto take home. Children are grouped by age and alwayslearn tricks that are age-appropriate. New tricks aretaught at each class!Registration deadlines are one week prior to start dates.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/20 5:15-6:10PM $20/$30 419-1-1LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 5/40315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 7/27 6:30-7:25PM $20/$30 419-1-2LOCATION WCC MIN/MAX: 5/40Glitzy GirlzGlam Summer BlingAges: 4-10 yearsCome join Glitzy Girlz to accessorize your summer wardrobe. Wewill be making summer jewelry and accessories with lots of bling andsparkle. Anklets, Pool bag dangles, hair accessories and more. We willsupply our awesome bead boutique with glass beads, retro, silver andpretty summer charms. Accessorize with flowers, rhinestones andribbon and independence day accents. A cold summer treat will beserved at the end of class. The perfect class for summer style!Registration deadline is June 10.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17 7:00-8:00PM $35/$50 497-1-1LOCATION: Darien Park District7301 Fairview Ave., DarienMIN/MAX: 7/noneFirst Aid For Little PeopleAges: 6-10 yearsThis American Red Cross class teaches children basic health and safetytips focusing on shock, bleeding, choking, the Heimlich maneuver,burns, poisons and much more! Many hands-on activities will beprovided for additional reinforcement. Upon completion of class, a RedCross certificate will be received. Registration deadline is June 1.Arabian KnightsAges: 8 years and upJoin us at Arabian Knights farm to learn about the magnificent beautyand versatility of the Arabian horse. Learn the basics of horsemanshipso you can interact safely and confidently around them. We offer threelevels of class ranging from beginner to advance depending on comfortlevel. The sessions are designed to run consecutively to provide eachstudent with a logical flow of information. Please arrive 15 minutesearly to each session for check in and meet the instructors. Registrationdeadlines are one week prior to start dates.Level 1: BeginnerStudents will learn about safety around horses, breeds, colors, anatomy,eyesight and how to halter and lead a horse. On week 2, the studentsbegin balance exercises on horseback at the walk.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESu 6/5-6/12 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-1-01Su 7/31-8/7 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-2-02Level 2: IntermediateStudents will review and expand their skills learned in the Level 1 class.Their will be a demonstration by our AKF youth and amateur riders onthe different styles of riding. Students will learn nutrition, groomingand tacking and continue balance exercises at the walk and trot.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESu 6/19-6/26 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-1-03Su 8/14-8/21 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-2-04Level 3: AdvancedStudents continue to review and practice all of the skills learned inLevel 1 and Level 2. At Level 2 the students “take the reins” and learnbasic control and steering at the walk and the trot. Students receive atAKF T-Shirt to wear during this level to acknowledge their status as anAKF rider.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESu 7/10-7/17 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-1-05Su 8/28-9/11 11:00AM-1:00PM $135/$160 580-1-2-06LOCATION: Arabian Knights Farm MIN/MAX: 5/406526 Clarendon Hills Rd, Willowbrook, IL 60527DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 6/8 3:30-5:00PM $25/$35 415-1-1LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District315 Chicago Avenue, Clarendon HillsMIN/MAX:1/5

TEEN ACTIVITIESAges: grades 6-12Get locked in overnight at Rinkside Sports in Gurnee, IL. You willhave unlimited arcade games*(excludes games that give prizetickets), unlimited laser tag, cosmic ice skating, pizza, soda and evena continental breakfast. You won’t want to miss your opportunity tostay up all night and hang out with your friends at Rinkside. The snackbar will be open all night to purchase food if you get hungry. Pleasearrive 15 minutes early to the WCC check in.Registration deadline is August 4.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh-Fri 8/11-8/12 9:00PM-7:00AM $45/$69 450-1-1LOCATION: Leave from the WCC MIN/MAX: 1/5First Aid/CPR Boot CampAges: 10-15 yearsThis class will help enhance the training that babysitting is offering.Valuable skills to safely care for children and infants will be taught.This class will include certification for Infant and Child CPR and FirstAid (which is not offered through just the babysitting training). Thisclass is a great extension of the Babysitter course. You can help yourbabysitter be extra prepared with this additional class! Sign up for bothand SAVE!!! Registration deadline is July 7.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 7/14 9:00AM-4:30PM $70/$85 413-1-1Both Babysitter Training and First Aid/CPR Boot CampDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODET-Th 7/12-7/14 9:00AM-4:30PM $110/$135 413-1-2LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 1/5315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsBabysitter TrainingAges: 11-15 yearsIf you’re 11 to 15 years old, you can get the knowledge, skills andconfidence to care for infants and school-age children. Combiningvideo, activities, hands-on skills, training and discussion, this will be acomplete learning experience. Babysitter Training shows you how to:respond to emergencies and illnesses with first aid, rescue breathingand other appropriate care. Learn to make decisions under pressure,communicate with parents to learn household rules, recognize safetyand hygiene issues manage young children, diaper and care for infants.Students will receive a certificate upon successfully completing thiscourse. All participants must attend all classes. Students should bringa lunch to class. Registration deadline is July 5.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 7/12 9:00AM-4:30PM $70/$85 413-1-3LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District315 Chicago Avenue, Clarendon HillsMIN/MAX:1/5Both Babysitter Training and First Aid/CPR Boot CampDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODET-Th 7/12-7/14 9:00AM-4:30PM $110/$135 413-1-4LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 1/5315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsTexting CompetitionAges: grades 6-12In the United States today, cell phone users average 157 billion textsper month. This competition will help put those hours of texting togood use. This first annual texting competition will put stress on thethumbs and pressure on the eyes while participants try to battle theirfriends to see who the better texter is. Participants will be measuredon both speed and accuracy while in the competition. More rules willbe available closer to event. Registration deadline is July 16.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 7/23 1:00PM-3:00PM $5/$10 451-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 10/25Paintball TripAges: 11-18 yearsChicagoland Paintball is the premier facility for Paintball in theChicago area. With a facility designed for every caliber of player,you and your friends are guaranteed a great time! Fee includestransportation, admission, rental equipment and paintballs. Rememberto wear pants and long sleeves. A signed waiver must be completedand turned in the day of the trip. Concessions are available forpurchase. Registration deadline is September 3.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 9/10 12:00-5:00PM $50/$75 449-1-1LOCATION: Leave from the WCC MIN/MAX: 5/10

MUSIC LESSONSGuitar I for BeginnersAges: 7-12 yearsStudents will learn parts of the guitar, notes on the guitar, how tostrum the guitar, basic chords, sight reading and songs. The fun filledformat will bring smiles and laughs to all while learning to appreciatemusic! This program will also include a music book that includesa play along CD-ROM and Certificate of Accomplishment for thestudents. Registration deadline is June 23.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/30-8/18 6:00-7:00PM $125/$150 436-1-1-01LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District MIN/MAX: 4/12315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsPiano LessonsAges: 6 years and upThrough private instruction, your child will learn the fundamentals ofpiano/keyboard playing. Note reading, rhythm, technique and personalexpression are taught in a fun way. By the end of the session, yourchild will be able to play familiar tunes! Please call (630) 963-5252 toschedule your child’s lesson.No registration deadline.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/T/Sa varies varies $72/$94 431-1-1per 4-lesson passLOCATION: WCCMIN/MAX: noneMusic Lessons with Joe ChobotAges: 8 years and upTrumpet, trombone, baritone horn, keyboard-do you have a passion formusic? Learn the essentials or improve your skills for school band.Chord theory, improvisation, and instruction at all ability levels isavailable. These ½ hour lessons are for the serious musician.Purchase a punch card for four lessons per session. Register today!DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 6/1-8/31 4:00-8:00PM $72/$84 per session 435-1-1LOCATION: ADB INSTRUCTOR: Joe Chobot MIN/MAX: 3/9Guitar IIAges: 7-12 yearsStudents continue on with what they have learned in Beginning GuitarI.Students will learn more advanced sight-reading, new chords and newsongs and play duets with other students as they continue to learn howto master the guitar in a friendly, fun-filled format thatemphasizesboth fun and music appreciation. Must have completed Guitar I to bein the class. This program will also include a music bookthat includesa play along CD-ROM and Certificate of Accomplishment for thestudents. ts. Registration deadline is June 23.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEECODETh 6/30-8/18 7:00-8:00PM $125/$150 436-1-1-02LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMIN/MAX: 4/12315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon Hills315Private Guitar LessonsAges: 13 years and upStudents learn everything from the parts of the guitar notes on theguitar, chords, and scales, songs from the basic to the intermediateand beyond! Course is tailor made to fit student’s needs and interests!Registration deadline is June 23.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/30-8/18 varies $150/$175 436-1-1-03LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/12

YOUTH DANCEBallet Mini CampAges: 4-9 yearsThis ballet mini-camp will teach the fundamentals of ballet. Proper hand andfoot positions will be discussed, as well as ballet terms and definitions. Wewill focus on barre work, work across the floor, and stretching. A routine willbe taught as well and performed at the conclusion of the camp. Ballet shoesare required and long hair should be tied back. Registration deadline isAugust 3.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW-F 8/10-8/12 5:00-6:00PM $60/$90 402-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/12Ballroom for KidsAges 6-12 yearsNow your child can learn to dance like Cheryl Burke, Chelise Hightower and allof the other “Dancing with the Stars” professionals! Ballroom is becoming morepopular everyday and now your child can be part of the fun. Ballroom for Kidswill teach your child the basics for ballroom dancing. Styles such as Cha-Cha andswing will be taught as well as other fun, exciting styles. No partner is neededand long hair should be tied back. Ballet or jazz shoes required.Registration deadline is July 13.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 7/20 5:00-6:00PM $20/$30 403-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/12Broadway for KidsAges: 6-12 yearsBroadway has always brought us fun, excitement,great songs and unbelievable dance numbers! Yourchild can experience that, too, in this new class,Broadway for Kids! Your child will learn newexciting steps, hear great Broadway tunes, and learntwo of the most famous dance number; the ever popularHand Jive from Broadway’s “Grease” and the auditionnumber from Broadway’s “42 nd Street.” Tap shoes willbe required for this class as well as ballet or jazz andlong hair should be tied back. Registration deadline isJune 22.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 6/29 5:00-6:00PM $20/$30 404-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 4/12

YOUTH ATHLETICSFall Box BallAges: 5-7 yearsThis instructional soccer league is perfect for the first time soccerplayer; it gives the athlete an opportunity to understand the theoryof soccer and learn to play all the positions. The game is played on afield approximately ¼ the size of a regulation field and split into sixboxes. Players are taught the basics of kicking, passing and dribbling.All participants will be notified by a coach of the days and times ofpractice. Practices are held on weekdays and the time is at the discretionof the coach. Games will be played Saturdays starting at 9:00AM.Registration deadline is September 3.If you are interested in being a volunteer coach for this league,please fill out a Volunteer Coach Form when registering your child.Sports Kids Inc ArcheryAges: 7 years and upLearn the basics of a recurve bow in an extremely sage enviornment.A nationaly recognized 9-step program is taught. Blunt tipped arrows,bows and targets are provided. Technique and games will be a part ofevery class. Registration deadlines are one week prior to start dates.7-9 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6-14-8/2 4:00-4:45 PM $58/$76 550-1-1-04(no class 7/5)10 years & upDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6-14-8/2 4:45-5:30PM $58/$76 550-1-1-05(no class 7/5)LOCATION: Bellerive Park MIN/MAX: 4/16DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 9/10-10/15 9:00AM-12:00PM $50/$75 530-2-1-01LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 40/100Skills First Soccer Skills First CampAges: 7-12 yearsThis is a week-long camp that aims to build skill, confidence, andcharacter in each of its participants. Our 1000 touch promise ensuresthat each player is exposed to at least 1000 touches per day. Playerswill be taught multiple techniques to help develop close control playand confidence on the ball. Passing, receiving, shooting will also becovered. Look forward to fun daily themes such as Soak the CoachDay and Wacky Wednesday. Players will get to show off the skills atthe end of each day in our Skills First Super Cup which runs all weeklong. Registration deadline is June 6.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/13-6/17 9:00-11:00AM $78/$96 552-1-1-03LOCATION: Veterans Memorial Park MIN/MAX: 6/24Soccer Made In AmericaTraining CampAges: 4-17 yearsThe soccer made in America Training camp offers a fully integratedprogram of soccer techniques and tactics. The camp is designed toteach the athletes proper technical skills while also enjoying the gameof soccer. Professional instructors will provide five consecutive halfday sessions of soccer instruction and games. Players will be dividedinto groups of 10 or less athletes according to ability first and agesecond. Beginning players will be introduced to the fundamentals ofthe game and be able to apply those skills to a game. The intermediateathlete will also be challenged to take their game to a higher level.Discounts are given for each additional family member that registers.EACH PARTICIPANT MUST BRING THEIR OWN SOCCERBALL, SHIN GUARDS AND WATER BOTTLE.Each student will receive a camp T- Shirt, Certificate of Achievement,and awards. Registration deadline is June 13.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/20-6/24 9:00AM-12:00PM $109/130 554-1-1-00$99 second family member$85 third family memberLOCATION: Veterans Memorial ParkMIN/MAX: n/a

YOUTH ATHLETICSSuburbanite Bowl’s Learn to BowlAges: 6-18 yearsSuburbanite Bowl’s certified bowling coaches will teach you all aboutone of America’s favorite sports! Shoe rental and bowling balls areincluded; all you need is to come out to Suburbanite bowl and havesome fun. This class is for all levels of bowlers, if this is your firsttime or you have been playing for years, everyone has a place atSuburbanite. Registration deadline is July 5.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 7/11-7/15 10:30-11:30AM $50/$65 574-1-1LOCATION: Suburbanite Bowl210 West Ogden Avenue, WestmontNewYouth Lacrosse CampMIN/MAX: noneAges: 9-14 yearsLearn lacrosse, the fastest game on two feet, from the best in the sport!Your child will learn the proper skills and drills they need to take theirplay to the next level, including proper cradling, passing, shootingand groundball techniques, as well as clearing, riding, fastbreaks,extra-man offense, man-down defense and more! Players will alsoparticipate in exciting games and scrimmages. In addition, all camperswill receive a True Lacrosse penny. Participants who need to rentequipment can rent equipment for the duration of the camp for $25.For rental equipment, contact cpotter@truelacrosse.com Registrationdeadline is July 18.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-Th 7/25-7/28 9:30-12:30PM $175/$195 546-1-1-01LOCATION: Westwood Park MIN/MAX: 15/301900 75 th Street, DarienIce SkatingAges: 5-11 yearsLearn to skate at the Downers Grove Ice Arena through a variety ofskate levels for all ages and abilities using the Ice Skating Institute(ISI) instructional program. Classes offered include Pre-Alpha, Alpha,Beta, Gamma, Delta, Freestyle, Tot, Adult, and Parent and Tot lessons.Summer Session classes are held from May 6-June 18. Westmontresidents receive $5 off the regular rink price by registering throughthe Westmont Park District.For more information and class fees, please call the WestmontCommunity Center at (630) 963-5252 or call the Downers Grove IceArena at (630) 971-3780.Tennis InstructionAges: 5-14 yearsRookies I, II, III (ages 5, 6, 7, 8): This level encourages having funon the court with simple games and lead-up drills to the forehand andservice.Beginners: No previous instruction is required. Teaching includesan introduction to ground strokes, rally drills, elementary service,footwork and scoring.Advanced Beginners: A wide range of basic strokes is taughtincluding forehand/backhand topspin on the move, basic service,block volley and shot placement along with an introduction tocompetitive points, games and modified sets.Registering by June 1 for both sessions receive a $9 discount.Session IRookies I-II: 5-8 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 6/14-7/7 1:00-2:00PM $72/$92 548-1-1-01Rookies II-III: 7-10 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 6/14-7/7 2:00-3:00PM $72/$92 548-1-1-02Beginner/Advanced Beginner: 8-12 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 6/14-7/7 3:00-4:00PM $72/$92 548-1-1-03Rookies III/Jr. Beginner: 7-10 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 6/14-7/7 4:00-5:00PM $72/$92 548-1-1-04Session IIRookies I-II-III: 5-8 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 7/12-8/4 1:00-2:00PM $72/$92 548-1-2-01Rookies III/Jr. Beginner: 7-10 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 7/12-8/4 2:00-3:00PM $72/$92 548-1-2-02Advanced Beginner: 8-12 yearsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu, Th 7/12-8/4 3:00-4:00PM $72/$92 548-1-2-03LOCATION: Twin Lakes Park MIN/MAX: 7/8LOCATION: Downers Grove Ice Arena5501 Walnut Ave., Downers GroveMIN/MAX: none

YOUTH ATHLETICSAges: 5 -12 yearsThe White Sox Training Camps are returning to Westmont!This messenger will let you knowwhat programs and events requireyou to register early to preventcancellation.18th AnnualFive Star Basketball CampAges: grades 2-8The Westmont Park District is proud to once again offer the “FiveStar” Basketball Camp. We have made some changes in the camp thisyear, and we are looking forward to teaching the young athletes thebasic fundamentals such as ball handling, dribbling, shooting, etc.These fundamentals will then be used in drills and scrimmage play.We have combined the boys and girls together for each level and thekids will then be broken down in the camp by ability and age. Thiscamp is run with the Westmont Junior High and High Schoolbasketball coaches and players.PLUS FREE STUFF FOR EVERY PLAYER!Indoor-Outdoor Basketball Camp T-shirtGrades 2-5DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/13-6/24 8:00-10:00AM $100/145 547-1-1-01Grades 6-8DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM-F 6/13-6/24 10:00AM-12:00PM $100/145 547-1-1-02Little Sluggers (LS): 5-6 yearsThis beginner program is open to boys and girls ages 5 & 6. The purposeof the Little Sluggers program is to introduce this age group to the gameof baseball. In addition to focusing on the basics of the game, playerswill also learn that practice leads to improvement and the best way tohave more fun playing baseball.White Sox Training Center (STC1): 7-8 yearsFocus is on the essential individual aspects of baseball: throwing, hitting,bunting, fielding, pitching and base-running. Throughout the week,fundamentals will be reinforced by using fun skill games. On the finalday all players will get the opportunity to judge their improvement byplaying a game.White Sox Advanced Camp (STC2): 9-12 yearsThis camp will build on the basics taught in our STC 1 camps. Dependingon the skill level of the players, this camp will touch on advanced hittingand throwing techniques, as well as team play, advanced base runningand other techniques that could be used on the field this season.Each camper will also receive six (6) White Sox ticket vouchers*,Academy hat and t-shirt. To register, please pick up an applicationat the Westmont Park District or call 630)752-9225.STC1DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEM-F 6/13-6/17 1:00-4:00PM $199STC2DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEM-F 6/13-6/17 1:00-4:00PM $199LSDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEM-F 6/13-6/17 1:00-3:30PM $179LOCATION: WCCMIN/MAX:10/32LOCATION: Veterans Memorial ParkChicago Bulls Basketball Summer CampsAges: 5-12 yearsThe Chicago Bulls Summer Camps are returning to Westmont! This five day camp will focuson the basics and fundamentals of this fast-paced sport. Each camper will also receive aBulls Basketball Schools duffel bag, Bulls indoor/outdoor basketball, t-shirt,graduation certificate and a discount on the purchase of Bulls tickets (restrictions apply).To register, please pick up an application at the Westmont Park District or call(630) 752-9225.Rookie/Veteran CampDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE LOCATION:M-F 7/25-7/29 8:30-11:30AM $199 WCC

YOUTH ATHLETICSTae Kwon DoAges: 6 years and upThis class is designed to teach individuals ages 6 & up the physicaland mental aspects of the Korean martial arts - Tae Kwon Do. Thecourse will focus on self-defense, forms, punching, kicking and mentaltraining techniques designed to help an individual’s self-improvement.In addition, students shall learn the history and terminology of Tae KwonDo while applying its contents. As a result, an individual will learnself-discipline, self-confidence, physical coordination, sportsmanship,and respect for application at home and school. Parent involvement isencouraged and all classes are taught by black belt instructorsof Lion’s Martial Arts of Woodridge, under the direction of seventhdegree black belt Master Chung Kim. A uniform and handbook arerequired, which can be purchased through the instructor. The promotionexam will be held on September 24. Registration deadline is July 2.Beginner ClassDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 7/9-9/24 9:30-10:30AM $55/$80 512-1-1-01(no class 9/3)Advanced ClassDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 7/9-9/24 10:45-11:45AM $55/$80 512-1-1-02(no class 9/3)LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 15/35Youth KarateAges: 4-14 yearsKarate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help build coordination, agility, strength and poise. Karate skills release tension brought onby school and peers. The confidence gained through Karate helps foster a strong positive self-image. The mental aspect involved in karate buildsself-confidence, control and discipline. The physical aspect of this program is both enjoyable and beneficial. Karate can improve your child’s sports,school and social activities. All classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale, formerfour time National Champion, former U.S. Karate National Coach and National Faculty Member of ACEP. Beginner students will not be admittedinto the program after the second class has met. Continuing through advanced students may register after the session has begun, however the fullclass fee is required. (Fee is per person). Registration deadlines are one week prior to start dates.Pre Karate: 4-7 years, Beginner/ContinuerDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 4:00-4:45PM $94/$144 513-1-1-01Pre Karate: 4-7 years, Beginner/Continuer (1 or less sessions)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 4:00-4:45PM $96/$144 513-1-2-01Pre Karate: 4-7 years, Intermediate/Advanced (3 or more sessions)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 4:50-5:35PM $94/$144 513-1-1-02Youth/Parent/Child: 8 years and up, Beginner/Continuer(white-orange belts):DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 5:40-6:35PM $94/$144 513-1-1-03Youth: 8-14 years, Intermediate (yellow-green belts)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 6:40-7:35PM $94/$144 513-1-1-04Youth: 8-14 years, Advanced (purple-black belts)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 7:40-8:35PM $94/$144 513-1-1-05LOCATION: Darien Park District MIN/MAX: 157301 Fairview Ave., DarienPre Karate: 4-7 years, Intermediate/Advanced (2 or more sessions)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 4:50-5:35PM $96/$144 513-1-2-02Youth: 8-14 years, Beginner/Continuer (white-yellow belts)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 5:40-6:35PM $96/$144 513-1-2-03Youth: 8-14 years, Intermediate (blue-green belts)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 6:40-7:35PM $96/$144 513-1-2-04Youth: 8-14 years, Advanced (purple belt & up/inst Perm belts)DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 7:40-8:35PM $96/$144 513-1-2-05(no class 7/2)LOCATION: The Chalet MIN/MAX: 128300 S. Wolf Rd., Willow Springs33

WILDCAT FOOTBALL & CHEERWestmont Wildcat CheerleadingAges: 5-14 yearsWestmont Wildcats Cheerleading is part of the The Greater ChicagolandYouth Football and Cheer organization. Cheerleaders will notonly cheer at the home and away football games but will also competein regional and possibly national cheer competitions. Seven WildcatsCheer teams have competed in the National Cheer competition in thelast three years, with two teams bringing home Second place finishesat Nationals in Florida. Come and be a part of this exciting group ofyoung athletes. The level that you will cheer at is based on your agealong with the years of experience that you have in Cheerleading.Westmont Wildcat FootballAges: grades 1-8Westmont Park District is proud to celebrate its fifteenth year of offeringWildcats youth football to the community. Westmont WildcatsFootball and Cheerleading are members of The Greater ChicagolandYouth Football and Cheer program, part of the United YouthFootball League (UYF). The UYF is a youth football organizationestablished to promote the wholesome development of youth throughtheir association with adult leaders in the sport of American football.Rules and regulations are established to ensure that players play in anatmosphere of safety with a competitive balance between teams. EachUYF league or team is a self governing body with freedom to electits own officials and to oversee the enforcement of its own well-beingas long as it agrees to follow the framework of UYF philosophy andregulations.Practice begins in late July and the season ends in early November unlessyou continue on through the National Championships. Uniformsand practice gear are supplied for football. All home games are playedon Sundays at Westmont High School while away games are played atvarious towns in The Chicagoland UYF League.Early Bird registration will take place at the Westmont CommunityCenter on the following dates and times:Saturday, May 14 9:30AM-12:30PMSaturday, May 21 9:30AM-12:30PMEarly Bird Fee: $225 (includes personalized uniform)Fee after May 21: $255 (includes personalized uniform)When registering, please bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate,a copy of your child’s 4th quarter report card a copy of a sport physicalconducted in 2011 (must be received no later than June 30, 2011),and a separate $100 uniform deposit check (dated November 20,2011). This check will not be cashed if uniforms are returned at theNovember Equipment turn in dates.We need volunteer coaches!Please call (630) 963-5252 for more information.Practice begins in late July and the season ends in early Novemberunless you continue on through the National Championships. Uniformsand other gear are supplied for Cheerleading. All Home games areplayed on Sundays at Westmont High School while away games areplayed at various towns in The Chicagoland UYF League.Early Bird registration will take place at the Westmont CommunityCenter on the following dates and times:Saturday, May 14 9:30AM-12:30PMSaturday, May 21 9:30AM-12:30PMEarly Bird Fee:Mighty Mite Cheer: $155 (fee includes body liner, hair bow, & socks)Jr. Pee Wee & up: $205 (fee includes body liner, hair bow, & socksFee After May 21:Mighty Mite Cheer: $185 (fee includes body liner, hair bow, & socks)Jr. Pee Wee & up: $235 (fee includes body liner, hair bow, & socks)When registering, please bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate,a copy of your child’s 4th quarter report card a copy of a sport physicalconducted in 2011 (must be received no later than June 30, 2011), and aseparate $100 uniform deposit check (dated November 20, 2011). Thischeck will not be cashedif uniforms are returned atthe November Equipmentturn in dates.We need volunteercoaches!Please call(630) 963-5252 formore information.LOCATION:Practices will be held atWestmont High Schooluntil school starts, thenthey will move to variousWestmont Park DistrictFields.LOCATION:Practices will be held at Westmont High School until school starts,than they will move to various Westmont Park District Fields.

PERFORMING ARTSProgressive Village Performing NetworkOur TownAges: 3 years and upThe Westmont community theatre group, the Progressive VillagePerforming Network, is proud to be present our first show to thecommunity. “Our Town” is described by Edward Albee as “…thegreatest American plays ever written.” Tickets will be available forpurchase at the Westmont Community Center starting June 10. Ticketswill also be available 30 minutes before each show when the doorsopen. For more information about the Progressive Village PerformingNetwork, please check out our website at www.pvpn.weebly.com! Thissite will have information about upcoming shows as well as auditioninformation. PVPN is always looking for actors/actresses, directors,and stage and sound crews. This is a great chance to live the dream of astar and add your creativity to our group. Everyone is welcome!Our Town follows a small town through three acts: “Daily Life,” “Loveand Marriage,” and “Death and Eternity.” The audiences follow theWebb and Gibbs families as their children fall in love, marry, andeventually—in one of the most famous scenes in American theatre—die. Thornton Wilder’s final word on how he wanted his play performedis an invaluable addition to the American stage and to the libraries oftheatre lovers internationally.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEF 6/17 6:00-8:30PM $15/adult$12/child, senior (55+)$3 off groups of 5 or moreSa 6/18 1:00-3:30PM $15/adult$12/child, senior (55+)$3 off groups of 5 or moreSu 6/19 5:00-7:30PM $15/adult$12/child, senior (55+)$3 off groups of 5 or moreLOCATION: Westmont Jr. High MIN/MAX: 5/100944 North Oakwood Dr. WestmontFundamentals of ActingAges: 7 years and upThis workshop is geared towards teaching participants the history,basics and definitions of acting. Acting is defined as a charactertelling a story and in this workshop you will learn to delivery thatstory to the audience. This can be for first time actors or evenexperienced actor/actresses that want to share their knowledge. Thisworkshop will teach a wide variety of skills that include: vocalprojection, clarity of speech, improvisation, mime and stage combat.At the end of the program we will put your talents on center stage aswe will put together our performance.Registration deadline is May 30.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/6-6/27 6:00-7:30PM $10/$15 416-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12wwWestmont Community BandAges: 15 years and upDirector Matthew Bufis invites you to join the Westmont CommunityBand this summer! The membership within this ensemble consistsof musicians of all ages and ability levels from high school novice toadult professional on all standard band instruments from piccolo topercussion. Repertoire includes standard classic works for concertband and orchestra as well as selections from the patriotic, musicaltheatre, and cinematic genres. Please consider joining us if you arelooking to play your instrument again, maintain your instrumentendurance over the summer, or socialize with people in yourcommunity who share this interest.Rehearsals will be held on Tuesday and Thursday nights (as noted) from7:00-9:00PM beginning June 7th through June 30th. Rehearsals will beheld at Westmont High School and are open to musicians from allsurrounding communities. The Westmont Community band willperform on July 4th at 4:30 pm at Ty Warner Park. Please visit ourwebpage for more information located at www.cusd201.org/srhigh/academics/fine_arts/instrumental_music/WestmontCommunityBandRegistration deadline is June 10.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu & Th 6/7-6/30 7:00-9:00PM $20 465-1-1(no class 6/9, 6/16)LOCATION: Westmont High School MIN/MAX: 20/45ImprovAges: 7 years and upImprovisation is the practice of acting, singing, talking and reacting, ofmaking and creating, in the moment and in response to the environmentaround them. This workshop will focus on bringing one’s personalawareness “into the moment,” and developing an understanding onthe acting you are doing. This fusion of awareness and understandingbrings the actor/actress to the point where you can act with range.Registration deadline is July 5.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 7/11-8/1 6:00-7:30PM $10/$15 496-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12Behind the ScenesAges: 7 years and upNot everyone is meant for the stage, but that doesn’t mean you can’t bepart of the performance. One of the major and most overlook part oftheatre is the technical aspect. This class will go through the in’s andout’s of what it takes to put on a performance. From sound instrumentationto lighting will be discussed. At the end of the program, you will putyour knowledge to use with a end of the program performance. If youthink of the saying “All the worlds a Stage,” then what does that makethe tech crew? Invaluable. Registration deadline is May 30.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/6-6/27 7:35-8:35PM $10/$15 412-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12w

ADULT DANCELatin DanceAges: 18 years and upExperience the exotic dances of Latin America such as the Salsa, Cha-Cha, Meringue, Rumba and Bolero. Latin dance are generally fasterpaced, more sensual and have more rhythmic expression. Latin Danceis a fusion of many different cultures and some of the most populardances in the world. (Registering with a partner is not necessary)Registration deadline is June 21.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/28-8/16 8:00-8:55PM $101/$151 408-1-1$51/$77 single priceLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20Ballroom DancingAges: 18 years and upYou, too, can learn to dance like the stars! Ballroom dancing is gettingmore and more popular, and now we have a class to help you learn thebasics. Don’t sit out at the next wedding…hit the dance floor with yournew ballroom dancing skills!In this class, you and your partner (registering with a partner is notnecessary) will learn the basic techniques and combination to the Tango,Waltz, Fox Trot and more. Registration deadline is June 21.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/28-8/16 6:00-6:55PM $101/$151 459-1-1$51/$77 single priceLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20HAIR CUTSCOLORINGPERMSFACIALSTHREADINGInnovationSalonHAIR & SKIN CAREaaSpringSpecial%WAXING Offer good through June 1, 2011Code: WPD Springa630-719-90116180 S Cass Avenue, Westmontawww.innovation-salon.comDancersizeAges: 18 years and upThis class will incorporate modern dance style with a great cardioworkout. This class caters to those with all levels of dance experience.Learn moves like the grapevine and pivots while adding your won flare.This class is so much fun you won’t even realize you are working out.Registration deadline is June 21DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/27-8/15 5:00-6:00PM $30/$40 427-1-1(no class 7/4)LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 6/12Line DanceAges: 18 years and upWould you like to learn how to do the Electric Slide, Boot Scootin’Boogie and other line dances before you attend another wedding?Don’t be caught watching from your table; sign up for the 8-weekclass and be ready to join them on the dance floor! You don’t need anyprior dance experience or a partner for this class. Just come dressed incomfortable clothes and gym shoes, and be ready to meet new peoplewhile having fun! Registration deadline is June 21.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/28-8/16 5:00-5:55PM $51/$77 409-1-1LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20Dance Like the StarsAge:18 years and upYou have seen the show, now learn the moves. This class incorporatesSwing, Latin and Ballroom dance moves all in one. Be a versatiledancer that will be ready for any occasion. Don’t be stuck knowingonly one type of dance; learn them all in this 12 week program. Afterthis class you will be able to impress everyone at your next wedding orsocial event! Registration deadline is June 21.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/27-9/19 6:05-7:05PM $150/$200 443-1-1(no class 7/4)$75/$110 single priceLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/30Swing DanceAges: 18 years and upSwing dance is an all-American couple rhythm dance. This swing classwill incorporate moves like underarm turns, cuddles and many more.Even the music will be contagious and makes even the non-dancerstap their feet and snap their fingers. (Registering with a partner is notnecessary) Registration deadline is June 21.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/28-8/16 7:00-7:55PM $101/$151 407-1-1$51/$77 single priceLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20

ADULT PROGRAMSAges: 16 years and up, 8-15 years may attend with parentDogs 8-16 weeksStart your puppy off on the right paw! Early socialization iscritical to your puppy’s development. It is never too early tobegin reinforcing good manners early on rather thanre-training later!Through positive socialization, along with puppy-friendlytraining methods, you will greatly increase your pup’s potential inreaching his personal best in becoming a confident, happy and enjoyableadult dog. Basic commands, polite manners as well as temperamenttraining will be emphasized. Most puppy training is taught through play,so expect to have a tail-wagging good time! This class is open to puppies8-16 weeks old.Please note: The first class is a mandatory lecture without dogs andwill be from 7:00-8:30PM; the remaining five classes will begin at5:30PM. Registration deadline is May 27.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/7-7/19 5:30-6:30PM $90/$110 464-1-1-01Basic Dog ObedienceAges: 16 years and up, 8-15 years may attend with parentDogs 5 months and upCome join the fun in taking a positive approach in transforming yourcanine companion into a polite member of your familyand community. Positive reinforcement methods keep tailswagging while dog owners learn how to prevent and modifyinappropriate behavior. All basic commands will be taught:sit, down, stay, come, walk on leash and much more!Having fun while learning is the key to success for both dogs andowners. Class is conducted through lectures and demonstrations andis available for dogs 5 months of age and older with the completion oftheir first set of shots.Please note: The first class is a mandatory lecture without dogs.Registration deadline is May 27.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/7-7/26 7:00-8:30PM $105/$125 464-1-1-02LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/7LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/7Intro to FacebookAges: 18 years and upIt’s everywhere! Come to this class to learn all about Facebook.Students will explore the different features of the FacebookHome and Profile pages. This class will cover uploadingphotos into albums, messaging and chat; how to search forfriends and invite friends to view your Facebook page.Security and Privacy will be discussed. Students will alsoview organization and business Facebook pages.Registration deadline is May 30.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/6 7:00-8:30PM $24/$32 411-1-1-01LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 3/7Ready to FacebookAges: 18 years and upDuring class students will set up their very own Facebook account;add profile information and upload a profile picture (optional).Students will also learn how to connect with Friends and send Friendrequests. Students will be given an overview of the sidebar menusand Home Page News Feeds and what’s on Your Mind? Students willalso learn how to access and navigate the help menu in Facebook.(Students need to have an email address to set up an account. Bringa couple of photos of yourself on a CD to upload onto your profilepage-optional).Registration deadline is July 1.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 7/11 7:00-8:30PM $24/$32 411-1-1-02LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 3/7NewLearning Your Digital CameraAges: 18 years and upAre you still wondering about all the features of your newly purchaseddigital camera? This class will teach you digital camerabasics, including pictures as pixels, memory, resolution,choosing your digital camera and exposure control. Soonyou will be taking photos digitally and emailing them tofriends and family as well as creating beautiful memories tocome. Note: Bring your cameras and questions with you to our class.Registration deadline is May 23.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/3-6/24 10:00-11:00AM $60/$70 410-1-1-01LOCATION: Darien Park District MIN/MAX: 3/57301 Fairview Ave., DarienAges: 18 years and upThis class will provide an overview of the features of the Excel MenuBar, worksheets, and workbook. Students will learn how to enter textand numbers into a cell; correct errors; insert columns & rows; use thefill handle to copy; format cells & worksheets; enter formulas usingthe keyboard; use simple functions and create a chart. Students willalso learn how to save documents and change the document properties.Laptops provided for class or bring your own. If you plan to bring yourown laptop please notify the park district when registering.Registration deadline is August 1.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 8/8-8/15 7:00-8:30PM $65/$75 411-1-1-03LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 3/5

ADULT PROGRAMSEdward JonesRoll It, Take It, Leave It, Move It:Know your Retirement Plan OptionsHow you handle your 401(k), pension or other employer sponsoredretirement plan when you leave your job is one of the most importantfinancial decisions you can make. Learn more about:retirement distributionRegistration deadline is July 7.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 7/19 6:30-8:00PM Free 418-1-1-02LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20Edward JonesA Smart Start to Mutual FundsAges: 18 years and upJoin us to learn how and why mutual funds work, as well as whythey’re important to helping you meet your long term goals. Mutualfunds are offered by prospectus. A prospectus contains more completeinformation including investment objectives, risks, charges andexpenses as well as other important information that should be carefullyconsidered before investing or sending money. Your financial advisorcan provide you with a prospectus.Registration deadline is June 2.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14 6:30-8:00PM Free 418-1-1-01LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/20This messenger will let you knowwhat programs and events requireyou to register early to preventcancellation.Botanical DrawingAges: 15 years and upExplore the beauty of nature close up and sharpen yourobservation skills as we study the details of plants andnatural objects. This introductory class will teach thetechniques of pencil drawing in both graphite andcolored pencil. Local artist Laura Dieter-Alvear, willtake us outside in the garden to create several accurateand beautiful drawings that you will be proud of!We’ll help you capture nature at its best! Please bringpencils, colored pencils, and an eraser. Class will meetindoors in case of inclement weather. Registrationdeadline is June 3.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/10-6/24 9:00-10:00AM $25 326-1-1LOCATION: ADB & Gregg House GardenMIN/MAX: 5/14INSTRUCTOR: L. Alvear

ADULT ATHLETICSCorrecte-mail address?to reach you, we need to be sure we havePlease help us update our informationcontact@wpd4fun.org or calling usWe guarantee the privacy ofyour information.NewAges: 13 years and upPlease join us for this action packed seminar that is sure to deliver themost effective self-defense moves not to mention a great workout! Youwill discover an attackers most vulnerable targets through our “EscapeTo Gain Safety” course and along the way learn about “DangerAwareness & Prevention.” Be prepared to sweat and have fun! Dresscomfortably, bring water and invite a friend! Registration deadlineis June 6.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 6/18 10:00AM-12:00PM $41/$51 406-1-1-01LOCATION: Darien Park District MIN/MAX: 1/107301 Fairview Ave., DarienTennis InstructionAges: 18 years and upBeginners: No previous instruction is required. Teaching includesan introduction to ground strokes, rally drills, elementary service,footwork and scoring.Advanced Beginners: A wide range of basic strokes is taught includingforehand/backhand topspin on the move, basic service, blockvolley and shot placement along with an introduction to competitivepoints, games and modified sets.Coach Chuck Enge, USPTA tennis pro, 2005 National ServiceAward winner, ISTCA Hall of Fame inductee, and CEO of A.C.T.Tennis Services, provides the park district tennis programs, includinga variety of formats for many age groups. Classes are arrangedby ability level and age and meet two times each week. At the endof the series all players are given the USTA National Skills test andan achievement award. A maximum of two rain make-ups for eachseries is guaranteed. Classes are taught by experienced and qualifiedstaff from A.C.T. Tennis Services.Beginner/Advanced BeginnerDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODET, Th 6/14-7/7 11:00-12:00PM $72/$92 548-1-1-05Westmont Walking ChallengeCompete against yourself and others in The Westmont WalkingChallenge. This competition involves not only exercise butalso the outdoors. All you have to do is log your mileswherever you walk in Westmont. Last year the winner walkeda Walking Challenge record of 115.6 miles. Is anybody up forthe challenge of setting a new record? For avid walkers thisgives you the opportunity to get rewards for an activity thatalready comes natural to you. When you sign up you will begiven a tracking sheet to keep track of your miles throughoutthe summer. The sheet will be collected three timesthroughout the summer to calculate the total amount of milesyou have accumulated. The top three individuals will get avariety of different prizes including a free month membershipto our fitness club.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEAll 6/13-8/15 Varies $4/$5 516-1-1-01LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 7/8

ADULT ATHLETICSAdult Rec VolleyballAges: 18 years and upYou can participate in our Adult Recreation Volleyball program forfun and fitness. A nominal fee paid at the door allows participants toengage in scrimmage volleyball on Sundays. Adult RecreationVolleyball will not meet 5/29 & 7/3DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESu Year round 10:00AM-2:00PM $4/$6 517-4-1LOCATION:WCCAges: 18 years and upThe Westmont Park District will be offering five men’s 12” softballleagues this fall. All five leagues will play at Ty Warner Park. Theleague consists of an 10 game regular season with a double eliminationtournament that the top 6 teams in the league qualify for. Anon-refundable deposit of $100 is due at the time of registration withbalance being due prior to the first game. No game requests will betaken. A mandatory Captains Meeting will be held August 23. Toqualify for resident status, your roster needs to have 50% of itsplayers within Westmont.Recreational LeagueDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 8/29 Various $550/$700 520-2-1-01(no games 9/3)USSSA League 1DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 8/30 Various $550/$700 520-2-1-04Elite LeagueDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 8/31 Various $550/$700 520-2-1-02USSSA League 2DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 9/1 Various $550/$700 520-2-1-05Competitive LeagueDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 9/2 Various $550/$700 520-2-1-03LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 6/8Ages: 18 years and upThe Westmont Park District will be offering a men’s 16” softballleague this summer. The league will play on Sundays at Twin LakesPark. The league consists of round robin regular seasonwith a single elimination tournament. A non-refundable depositof $100 is due at the time of registration with balancebeing due prior to the first game. No game requests will betaken. Starting dates will be determined. Captains Meetingwill be June 6. To qualify for resident status, your roster needs tohave 50% of its players within Westmont. No game requests willbe taken.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESu 5/15 Various $550/$700 558-1-1LOCATION: Twin Lakes Park MIN/MAX: 6/12Ages: 18 years and upThe Westmont Park District is proud to introduce the first all nightdouble elimination softball tournament starting Saturday early eveningand ending mid-day on Sunday. Top two finishers will receive cashprizes. A Captains Meeting will be held on September 1. Full fee androster is required to register for this tournament.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa-Su 9/10-9/11 7:00PM $250 520-2-1-05LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 6/8Ages: 18 years and upThe Westmont Park District is proud to introduce the first all nightdouble elimination softball tournament starting Saturday early eveningand ending mid-day on Sunday. Top two finishers will receive cashprizes. Full fee and roster is required to register for this tournament.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa/Su 9/10-9/11 7:00PM $250 520-2-1-06LOCATION: Ty Warner Park MIN/MAX: 6/8

ADULT ATHLETICSTae Kwon DoAges: 18 years and upThis class is designed to teach individuals ages 6 & up the physicaland mental aspects of the Korean martial arts- Tae Kwon Do. Thecourse will focus on self-defense, forms, punching, kicking and mentaltraining techniques designed to help an individual’s self-improvement.In addition, students shall learn the history and terminology of TaeKwon Do while applying its contents. As a result, an individual willlearn self-discipline, self-confidence, physical coordination, sportsmanship,and respect for application at home and school.Parent involvement is encouraged; any parent may join with their childat no cost other than the purchase of a uniform. All classes are taughtby black belt instructors of Lion’s Martial Arts of Woodridge, underthe direction of seventh degree black belt Master Chung Kim. A uniformis required for promotion test and is recommended for class. Youmust purchase uniform and handbook from the instructor.Promotion exam will be held on September 25.Beginner ClassDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 7/9-9/24 9:30-10:30AM $55/$80 512-1-1-01(no class 9/4)Advanced ClassDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 7/9-9/24 10:45-11:45AM $55/$80 512-1-1-02(no class 9/4)LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 15/35Adult KarateAges: 15 years and upThis program is ideal for releasing tension and developing cardiovascularfitness. The class is a must for the single parent wishing toprotect him/her self and family. Karate movements develop poise andagility while improving overall muscle tone. This program is a cooperativeprogram with the Darien Park District. Beginning students willnot be permitted to register after the second class has met. Registrationfor continuing and advanced students will be accepted after thestart date but the full class fee will be required.Beginner/Continuer: white-yellow beltsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 8:35-9:30PM $94/$144 557-1-1-01Intermediate/Advanced: blue belts & upDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETu 6/14-8/23 8:35-9:45PM $110/$178 557-1-1-02LOCATION: Darien Park District MIN/MAX: 157301 Fairview Ave., DarienBeginner/ Intermediate: white-purple beltsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 8:40-9:40PM $96/$144 557-1-1-03Advanced: brown-black beltsDAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/17-8/26 8:40-10:00PM $113/$178 557-1-1-04LOCATION: The Chalet MIN/MAX: 128300 S. Wolf Rd., Willow Springs

FITNESS CLASSESShape UpYou will receive a complete workout with interval-training techniques,cardiovascular endurance and strength training. Get a fun mix of step,hand weights, bands, tubing, balls and more. Your muscles will beconstantly guessing. A cool down, abdominal work and a light stretchat the end. Walk away energized. Participants can make the class lowor high impact; the instructor will help you choose.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/20-8/8 7:00-8:00PM $21/$30 509-1-1-01(no class 6/27, 7/4)M 8/15-9/26 7:00-8:00PM $21/$30 509-1-1-02(no class 9/5)W 7/6-8/10 7:00-8:00PM $21/$30 509-1-2-01W 8/17-9/21 7:00-8:00PM $21/$30 509-1-2-02LOCATION:WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15Walk & Talk ClubWalk and Talk group will not meet June 6-June 24; the program istemporarily suspended as the Community Center gym will be busy withearly morning basketball camps and summer day camp. We encourageyou to walk outdoors on one of the many walking paths available at yourvarious parks. There is a short paved path at Veterans Memorial Parkbehind the Community Center and a longer, 1 mile paved path at TyWarner Park. Walk & Talk will resume on Monday, June 27.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEM-F 6/27-9/2 8:00-9:00AM FreeLOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/30Cardio IntervalMulti level class. Are you lacking in your cardiovascular staminaand strength? Come and get the most from your workout in the leastamount of time. Your cardio and strength will be challenged in thisone-hour class.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 7/13-8/17 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 503-1-1-01W 8/24-9/28 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 503-1-1-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15Turbo KickTurbo Kick is a one hour, total body workout. It is more than justcardio kickboxing, it is a combination of martial arts, dance, corestrengthening, interval training, abs, leg strengthening and a cooldown to tai-chi. You’ll kick, punch and groove the calories away inthis action-packed, super fun, super safe and effective cardiovascularworkout.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/13-8/1 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 514-1-1-01(no class 6/27,7/4)M 8/8-9/19 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 514-1-1-02(no class 9/5)LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/20Get On the BallEnjoy a cardio segment to warm up your major muscles just in time toget you ready for a challenging and invigorating strength segmenton the stability ball. Improve your posture, stamina, strength andcoordination all in one class.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/20-8/8 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 501-1-1-01(no class 6/27,7/4)M 8/15-9/26 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 501-1-1-02(no class 9/5)LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15PilatesThis program focuses on the core postural muscles which help keepthe body balance and which are essential to providing support for thespine. Pilates exercises teach awareness of breath and alignment ofthe spin that aims to strengthen the deep torso muscles. With this onehour class you will learn to use your mind to control your muscles.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 7/6-8/10 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 502-1-1-01W 8/17-9/21 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 502-1-1-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15Strength and SculptThis class is one hour, multi-level. Start with a short cardio segmentto warm up your major muscles and start sampling body bars, handweights, bands, tubing, and stability balls for resistance to tone thosemuscles.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODETh 6/2-7/14 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 508-1-1-01(no class 6/30)Th 7/21-8/25 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 508-1-1-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15

FITNESS CLASSESYoga @ the WCCAges: 18 years and upEvery class will include a variety of yoga poses, followed by relaxationto help you relieve stress and rejuvenate yourself. Leave class feelingfocused, healthier and balanced in body and spirit. Please wearcomfortable clothes and bring a mat. Please note this is not availableas a Passport to Fitness class. Registration deadline is one weekprior to start date.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 5/25-6/29 7:00-8:00PM $52/$72 596-1-1-01W 7/6-8/10 7:00-8:00PM $52/$72 596-1-1-02W 8/17-9/21 7:00-8:00PM $52/$72 596-1-1-03LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 10/17INSTRUCTOR: The Yoga Teachers GroupGentle YogaThis yoga incorporates slow, sustained stretches and poses. Did youknow that stretching is beneficial for your joints and muscles? Youalso need more stretching as you age. Feel relaxed and stretched out.This class is suitable for beginner and intermediate students.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 7/18-8/22 4:30-5:30PM $21/$30 504-1-1-01M 8/29-10/10 4:30-5:30PM $21/$30 504-1-1-02(no class 9/5)Tu 5/31-7/12 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 504-1-2-01(no class 6/28)Tu 7/19-8/23 6:00-7:00PM $21/$30 504-1-2-02Th 6/2-7/14 10:00-11:00AM $21/$30 504-1-3-01(no class 6/30)Th 7/21-8/25 10:00-11:00AM $21/$30 504-1-3-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15Tai ChiAges: AdultImprove your health today! This weekly one hour class will give youan introduction to the art of Tai Chi. Many doctors are recommendingTai Chi as a great way to improve your circulation, memory, balance,flexibility and increase your strength. Recent studies have also notedthat Tai Chi slows osteoporosis and aids in discomfort from arthritis.This ancient method of gentle flowing physical exercise reduces stress,promotes longevity and peace of mind. Learn to use your musclesunder pressure without tension and use proper breathing techniques.Take the first step with us today and you’ll be on your way to feelinghealthier! Please note: This is not a Passport to Fitness class.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 5/18-6/22 11:00AM-12:00N $42/$42 330-1-1W 6/29-8/3 11:00AM-12:00N $42/$42 330-1-2LOCATION: ADB MIN/MAX: 8/20INSTRUCTOR: Pat YoungButts ‘n GutsButts ‘n Guts is a one hour class focusing on muscle toning,strengthening, and endurance. This multi-level class utilizes a varietyof equipment including bands, tubes, balls and weights to challengeall muscle groups with a highlight on abdominal and gluteal areas.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEF 6/24-8/5 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 515-1-1-01(no class 7/1)F 8/12-9/16 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 515-1-1-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/20Boot CampThis multi-level physical conditioning class is for the mind and body.These classes will safely and effectively burn calories and firm you up.You will perform strength exercise, stability exercises, calisthenics,cardiovascular exercise, speed work, endurance work, plyometrics andmore. Remember fitness is a life long journey of commitment and nota short sprint.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM 6/20-8/8 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-1-01(no class 6/27, 7/4)M 8/15-9/26 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-1-02(no class 9/5)W 6/1-7/13 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-2-01(no class 6/29)W 7/20-8/24 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-2-02F 6/17-7/29 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-3-01(no class 7/1)F 8/5-9/9 6:00-7:00AM $21/$30 507-1-3-02LOCATION:WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15NIANeuromuscular Integrative Action fuses dance movement, martial artsand healing arts into a cardio workout. This class combines elementsof tai chi, yoga and dance. Come discover your body and let go ofyour mind.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODESa 6/11-7/23 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 510-1-1-01(no class 7/2)Sa 7/30-9/3 9:00-10:00AM $21/$30 510-1-1-02LOCATION: WFC MIN/MAX: 5/15

FITNESS CLASSESAqua ZumbaAges: 18 years and upAqua Zumba– Known as the Zumba “pool party,” gives new meaningto the idea of an invigorating workout. Splashing, stretching, twisting,even shouting, laughing, hooting and hollering are often heard duringan Aqua Zumba class. Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophywith traditional aqua fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba blends it alltogether into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that’s cardioconditioning,body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEM/W 6/6-7/6 7:15-8:15AM $83/$90 598-1-1-01(no class 6/8, 7/4)M/W 7/19-7/21 6:15-7:15AM $83/$90 598-1-1-02(no class 7/19, 721)LOCATION: Clarendon Hills Park District Lions Park PoolMIN/MAX: 1/6ZumbaAges: 18 years and upZumba® fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves tocreate a one-of-a-kind cardio fitness experience that will blow youaway. Zumba is exercise in disguise, and the goal is simple: We wantyou to want to work out, and love working out. Zumba® provideslong-term benefits while you experience an absolute blast in oneexciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing movements meant toengage and captivate! No dance experience or stepping memorizationnecessary - we show you everything while you get to have fun. Theroutines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythmsand resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your bodywhile burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest intothe mix and you’ve got a Zumba® class! Registration deadline is oneweek prior to start date.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE CODEW 5/25-6/29 7:00-8:00AM $50/$65 500-1-1-01W 7/6-8/10 7:00-8:00AM $50/$65 500-1-1-02W 8/17-9/21 7:00-8:00AM $50/$65 500-1-1-03Th 5/26-6/30 6:00-7:00PM $50/$65 500-1-2-01Th 7/7-8/11 6:00-7:00PM $50/$65 500-1-2-02Th 8/18-9/22 6:00-7:00PM $50/$65 500-1-2-03LOCATION: WCC MIN/MAX: 5/12Passport ToFitnessYou don’t have to be a Westmont Park District Fitness Club memberto register for our fitness classes! Purchase a Passport to Fitness; withthis Passport you are able to attend any qualifying fitness class at theWestmont Park District Fitness Club during the year. You do not haveto register for any class, just attend. Aqua Zumba, Tai Chi, OlderAdult Workout, Zumba, Yoga @ WCC are excluded. Classschedules are available at the Westmont Park District Fitness Club andthe Westmont Community Center.You may purchase an 18 class or 27 class Passport. Babysitting isavailable, please check our monthly calendar for availability, $2.00/hour/child except on school holidays.TYPE R/NR FEE CODE18 Class Passport $72/$108 569-4-127 Class Passport $108/$162 569-4-2Senior Citizen PassportAny Senior age 62 years and older can utilize all the facilities at theWestmont Park District Fitness Club with our “Passport To Fitness”.This card can be purchased at the Community Center and will enableyou to use all equipment at the Westmont Park District Fitness ClubMonday-Friday from 1:00-4:00PM for a total of 12 visits.TYPE R/NR FEE CODE12 Class Passport $26/$38 569-4-3Passport to Fitness RegulationsYou need your Passport before you can attend your first class. Passportmust be shown at the front desk and punched each time that you attendclass. Each participant must purchase their own individual Passport;sharing Passports is not permitted. Showers and lockers are availableat the Westmont Park District Fitness Club. There are no refunds orcarry overs. If your Passport is lost or stolen, it cannot be replaced, anew one must be purchased. Passports expire after one year.

FITNESS CLASSESSCombined Fitness Club& Golf Course MembershipMembers of The Fitness Club may purchase a season Golf PassResidents: $75/person Non-Residents: $100/personLimit of 2 Golf Passes per Couple and Family MembershipsWestmont Park District Fitness Club Workout9:00AM - 3:00PM, Monday-Friday.Residents/Non- Residents: $100 off listed applicable feesMonday-Friday: 5:30AM-11:00PMSaturday & Sunday: 8:00AM-6:00PMGym closes at 4:00PM on Saturday & SundayMonday-Friday: 8:30AM - 11:30AMMonday & Wednesday: 6:00PM - 9:00PMGuests WelcomeMust be accompanied by aFitness Club memberResidents: $8/dayNon-Residents: $10/dayStop by for afree Daily UsePassFitness Club MembershipsMembership Types Residents Non-ResidentsSingle $325 $425Student/Senior $250 $330Couples $475 $550Senior Couples $400 $500Family-3 or more $550 $650Corporate $350Membership CategoriesResident: Anyone living within the Westmont Park Districttaxing boundariesSingle: Individual 16 years and olderStudent: Any fulltime studentSenior: 62 years and olderCouples: Two individuals joining togetherFamily: Must live under the same roof, 24 years and youngerconsidered family membership. Youth 15 years andunder are not permitted to use the facility unlessaccompanied by a legal guardian, 16 years and olderhas no restrictions.Corporate: Any Westmont business, corporation, communityorganization and community association can applyfor corporate membershipsMonthly payment option available for as low as$27/month for residents. A one-time processing feeof $25 will be incurred.The Westmont Park District Fitness Club is a full service club which can meet the health andfitness needs of all regardless of fitness level. We offer the following services to our members:Elliptical Cross-Trainerslocker rooms

SKATE PARKFree AdmissionWeather permitting:temperature must be above 50 degreesSpring Hours of OperationMarch 15-May 31Monday-Friday: 3:00PM-9:00PMSaturday & Sunday: 10:00AM-9:00PMSummer Hours of OperationJune 1-August 31Monday-Sunday: 10:00AM-10:00PMFall Hours of OperationSeptember 1-November 15Monday-Friday: 4:00PM-9:00PMSaturday & Sunday: 10:00AM-9:00PMWestmont Park DistrictBellerive Skate ParkSafety RulesCAUTION: In-line skating, skateboarding and biking are high-risk,recreational activities with inherent risks of serious injury.This facility is not supervised. Use at your own risk .FACILITY RULESIn the event that rules are not being followed, the Westmont ParkDistrict may elect to temporarily or permanently close this facility. Helmets are mandatory to use the facility. It is also stronglyrecommended that users wear other equipment, such as wristguards,elbow pads, knee pads, etc. No use of the facility after 10:00PM. Bike use is limited to BMX style bikes, no mountain bikes. Metal bike pegs are not allowed. Plastic pegs or pegs with insulatesleeves only. Scooters, other wheeled or sliding devices, and persons not skatingare not allowed to use the skate equipment. No personally owned apparatus, such as ramps, boxes, etc. may bebrought into or used at the facility. Be courteous of neighbors and other park users. Profanity and loudmusic is not allowed in or around the facility. No tagging, graffiti, or stickers are allowed. Food and glass containers are not allowed in the skating area. Smoking is not allowed in the facility. All users are responsible for inspecting equipment prior to use toensure that no hazards are present. Do not use broken or wetequipment. Report any needed repairs to the Westmont Park Districtat (630) 963-5252. The skate facility was built for the enjoyment of the community.Please respect and follow the rules for your safety and the safety ofothers. Keep the park safe; it belongs to you! The Westmont Park District reserves the right to close the facilityat anytime without advanced notice. No trespassing during non-use hours or when the facility is closed.

SEASPARSEASPARProviding Recreation Programs and Services for Individuals with DisabilitiesSEASPAR, the South East Association for Special Parks AndRecreation, is a cooperative of Westmont Park District and tenneighboring communities. The association providesyear-round recreation and social opportunities for more thantwo thousand individuals with disabilities. Our team offull-time therapeutic recreation professionals and trainedpart-time staff and volunteers lead programs that promoteself-esteem, physical, social, and recreational skilldevelopment, all in a fun learning environment. SEASPARserves as an extension of each member community and iscommitted to providing comprehensive recreationopportunities for all of their residents.Inclusion assistance is provided by SEASPAR to thoseindividuals who wish to participate in their home districtprogram. When registering for a program, the park districtor recreation department should be informed of anyaccommodations needed in order to successfully participatein the program.If you are interested in receiving more information regardingour programs, please call SEASPAR at (630)960-7600, visitour Web site at www.seaspar.org, or stop by your parkand/or recreation agency to pick up a brochure. Summer isjust around the corner!4500 Belmont, Downers Grove, IL 60515

WILLIAM GREGG HOUSEGregg House MuseumPassport to AdventureGet your passport and take a trip back in time! This summer you can experience whatlife was like as an early settler on the great prairie, or a blacksmith or train conductor.Participate in a variety of crafts and games of the past without traveling far away. Foran awesome history lesson, come visit one of our local museums listed in your passportbooklet!! The passport program is sponsored by the Kane Du Page Regional MuseumAssociation (www.kdrma.org). Pick up your FREE passport at the Westmont ParkDistrict, Gregg House Museum or Westmont Library beginning in June.For kids ages 4-12 Unique places of interest close to home Variety of family activities at each location Certificate for visiting 5 different sites Prize for visiting 7 or more sites Program runs June – AugustPassport Kick-off Day Mammals, Snakes & BugsMeet some fascinating creatures that inhabit our woodlands and wetlands. Today anaturalist from Lake View Nature Center will bring some live animals to the GreggHouse so we can learn more about protecting animal habitats and taking care of ourplanet. Make a book mark to take home. Get your Passport Book today and be on yourway to a fun filled summer!DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEEF 6/10 1:00-2:00PM FreeGarden Party & Ice Cream SocialLet’s celebrate the Gregg House Museum’s 30 th anniversary and the 90 th anniversary of thevillage of Westmont! We’re going to dedicate our new sign, enjoy some ice cream and takea free ride in a model T-Ford. Our expert gardeners from The Garden Club of DownersGrove will take you on an inspiring stroll through the historic Gregg House garden. Therewill be some garden activities and crafts for kids. This is a FREE family event and will beheld rain or shine.DAY DATE TIME R/NR FEE LOCATIONSu 6/12 12:00-3:00PM Free Gregg House Museum GardenTake a look into the past toWestmont’s exciting history unfolds in eachroom of this 1872 home built by Mr. Gregg.Step back into the Victorian era when you visitthe parlor. Learn about the 1920s and 1930swhen you visit the kitchen and dining areas.Experience the award-winning outdoor garden.Become a member of the WestmontHistorical Society and help preserve the richheritage of Westmont. Family Membership $15;Individual Membership $10.Call the museum for details.Volunteer OpportunitiesThe museum and the garden club are seekingpeople of all ages who would like to make adifference in Westmont. Be a docent, archiveartifacts, or design a garden plan. We havevolunteer opportunities to fit your interests.Call the museum for additional information.Activities will be held in the Linden Room of the Senior Center during inclement weather.Location: 115 S. Linden Ave. Phone: (630) 960-3392, Museum(630) 969-8080, CuratorFax: (630) 969-7923Public Tours: Wednesdays & Sundays1:00 PM - 3:00 PMGroup Tours: Monday through FridayBy appointment onlyAdmission FREE

WILLIAM GREGG HOUSEIntroducing ….A Gamut of Fun at Gregg House!Come to the Gregg House Museum this summer and participate in a variety of fun filled activities. You canexperience rural life as it was more than 100 years ago when we try chores of long ago, and create crafts like thepioneers. Activities are held during regular museum hours, Wednesdays and Sundays from 1:00-3:00PM, and do notrequire pre-registration. Allow 20-30 minutes for these drop-in programs. Don’t forget to have your Passport stamped!Star Spangled FunMeet Mary Pickersgill Storyteller Lynn Rymarz steps back in timeto share the story of Mary Pickersgill, an amazing flag maker whoinspired Francis Scott Key to write the words of our National Anthem.We will recreate the flag of 1814 and celebrate the Star SpangledBanner! You can make a small flag to take home. Don’t miss thislittle-known historical story! Story begins at 1:00PM.DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 6/15 FreeVictorian CollageCreate a beautiful masterpiece Victorian style. We will use scraps ofmaterial, lace, buttons, ribbon, and natural objects like flowers andleaves to create a collage. Then we will frame it so you can hang iton your wall!DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 6/22 $3Su 6/26 $3Periscopes & KaleidoscopesMake an awesome optical toy today using mirrors and tubes. Aperiscope lets you look around walls and corners while Kaleidoscopeslet you create a colorful visual experience. Before modern cinemaand TV, these simple devices created illusions of movement andprovided family entertainment. We will supply the materials.DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 6/29 $3Popcorn in the ParlorHere’s a chance to cool off and enjoy some popcorn and cartoonclassics in the parlor. Before the show, you will decorate your veryown popcorn bowl and create a “goofy” cartoon headband. Then wewill watch our favorite cartoons like Popeye, Betty Boop, DonaldDuck, Felix the Cat, and more. You can also learn more about the oldtheater that used to be in Westmont. The best summer fun is right hereat the Gregg House!DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 7/6 $2Additional Summer HoursGregg House Museumopen 11:00AM-3:00PM!Wednesdays,June 15-August 17Wicks & WaxCan you imagine life without electric lights? For centuries candles wereneeded for light. A child’s chore was to help to make the candles. Todaywe’ll make candles for fun and discover the art of dipping wicks into wax.DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 7/13 $3Tooth Powder & SoapDid you ever wonder where toothpaste and mouthwash came from orwhat people used for toothpaste before the invention of Crest orColgate? What kind of soap did people use? Here are some earlyrecipes for tooth and body care. You can make your very own samplesusing everyday ingredients from the cupboard. Make a sample today totake home!DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 7/20 $2Su 7/24 $2Foil ArtIn the old days a blacksmith would create objects from metal by usingtools to hammer, bend and cut. Copper, aluminum and silver were usedto make gates, horseshoes, utensils and decorative items. Today youcan try tooling foil with a design mold and wooden tools to make asmall 3-D picture.DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 7/27 $3Children’s ChoresButter churning, shelling corn, laundry, and carding wool were someof the many chores children did in the old days. Try your hand atthese chores!DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 8/3 $2Nature PrintsBring your imagination and a T-shirt or pillow case to decorate. We willexplore nature in the Gregg House garden and search for interestingleaves, flowers and natural objects to use for prints. Colorful fabric paintwill be provided. Join us for a delightful and creative afternoon.DAY DATE R/NR FEEW 8/10 $3Su 8/14 $3

FACILITIES & RENTALSPark District Room Rentals It is the intent of the Westmont Park District to make its facilitiesavailable to the public on a fair and equitable basis. The followingprocedures and guidelines will outline the necessary steps in regardto usage of our facilities: Westmont Community Center, 75 E. Richmond Street. age or older who assumes responsibility for the activity. organization requesting the facility. Monday-Friday and 9:00AM-8:00PM, Saturday & Sunday. will be given for facility rentals. A credit card security depositof $50 is required at time of reservation. Category A Not-for-profit groups or organizations with aCategory B Private individuals or organizations from withinPark District.ROOM TYPE Category A Category BSingle Room 1-4 $15.00/flat rate $15.00/hourDouble Room 1-4 $30.00/flat rate $30.00/hourBanquet Room* $50.00/hour $50.00/hourGymnasium $50.00/hour $50.00/hourKitchen $10.00 $10.00* Banquet Room includes kitchen facilities.h Celebrate m Celebrate f Celebrate lFitness Club Gym and Facility Rentals All Westmont Park District residents are invited to rentthe Westmont Park District Fitness Club on weekends.On Saturday evenings, you can reserve the club forfamily parties, reunions or other get-togethers. You willhave full use of the gym and racquetball courts, in additionto the refreshment area. (locker rooms are also available)Included in the fee is an on-site supervisor to assist youduring your party. If you are interested in making areservation, contact (630) 789-2673 for further detailsand make your party a memorable one!

SENIOR PROGRAMSSenior Activities & Special ServicesLocation 55 East Richmond Street (the former WestmontLibrary). You can enter either on Richmond or Linden.There are 6 stairs to the lower level and 10 stairs going tothe upper level. There is an elevator when you enter onLinden Street.Lower Level Dining area, lounge with T.V., stereo, VCR,blood pressure machine, tables for cards and games.Upper Level All Senior Services, Legal Service, plusWatercolor, Line Dance, and Senior Chorus, and ChairFitness.Times The Senior Center is open from 8:30AM-4:30PMMonday through Friday.Phone Senior activities information, appointments forservices, general information: (630) 969-8080 Alice ext.104 or Linda ext. 121. If no one is there to answer thephone, you will be switched to an automated message!Use the nutrition line to make reservations for lunch:(630) 620-0804 X318.Registration All registration takes place at theCommunity Center, 75 East Richmond.Bus Trips Will leave from in front of the CommunityCenter, 75 East Richmond.Parking The East side of Linden Street, or the East orWest sides of the Community Center. You are asked topark on the West side of the Community Center when youattend a day trip.Sign Up For YourCopy of the“Young At Heart”NewsletterNewsletter“Young At Heart News”, the Senior newsletter, issuedthree times a year, gives you current information on trips,special events, services and programs. To cover mailingcosts residents are charged $6 per year, non-residents pay$9 per year. Newsletters can be picked up free of charge atthe community center or senior center. Subscriptions runfrom January to December.Both residents and non-residents of Westmont areencouraged to participate and are warmly welcomed at allactivities and events planned for Seniors at the WestmontPark District. Wherever your interests lie, you will be sureto find something to please you. Age is a state of mind!Come on out and discover for yourself what is available.Perhaps this is the year you will try our chorus, or join ourbowling league. We do the planning; you bring us yoursense of adventure and a little spare time. Now is yourtime to enjoy yourself and meet some new friends too.See our current YOUNG AT HEARTfor information on . . .Senior ChorusTravel Opportunities

PARKS RENTALSReserve a park for your next party,reunion or gathering Need that perfect supplement to a great picnic? Get a picnic pack fromthe Westmont Park District and enhance your picnic, outing orget-together. Pack includes: equipment bag with 1 soccer ball,2 softballs & 2 bats, 1 playground ball, volleyball, and 1 croquet set. A$50 credit card deposit is required to insure return of equipment in goodorder. You must reserve your picnic pack in advance. For weekend reservations,Picnic Packs are available for pick-up on Friday and must bereturned the following Monday. A $2 late fee per day will be applied toall late returns. Available to Westmont residents only.Park rentals can be made at the Westmont Community Center up to 1 yearin advance. Usage fee plus a credit card security deposit are required whena park is reserved. Outdoor athletic facilities may not be reserved more than90 days in advance. All reservations for park facilities must be made inperson. Only Westmont Park District residents can rent a park facility.NOTE: Prices subject to change. Any date changes will result inforfeiture of deposit and a new deposit is required for a new date.Park Rentals 1-100 People $150 $100101-150 People $200 $100151-200 People $250 $150200-250 People* $300 $250* Must have Board approvalUp to 50 People $75 $75Up to 50 People $75 $751-100 People $150 $100101-150 People $200 $100151-200 People $250 $150Up to 75 People $75 $75Up to 50 People $75 $75Lions ParkUp to 50 People $75 $75Picnic Packs $10 $50No refundson park rentals

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PARKS & FACILITIESWestmont has been fortunate in that our citizenry has a noble history of being thoughtful ofother park patron’s leisure time and safety. The Westmont Park District, therefore,has been able to establish a minimum number of park rules and regulations.Each of the following are especially important and are established in orderFor additional information concerning park policies, please contactOur parks are your parks:a Westmont Park District sponsored activity. Park hours forTy Warner Park, Veterans Memorial Park, Twin Lakes Park andBellerive Park are 6:00AM-10:00PM unless there is a Park Districtsponsored activity.Please don’t feed the ducks or geese; your cooperation is appreciated in reducingthe health hazards these birds present and in helping keep our parks safe and clean.

REGISTRATIONRegister for programs: In person, online, mail or faxResident registration (mail-in or drop off) begins as soon as you receive your brochure.In Person Choose the program(s) you wish to register for and fill out the registration formcompletely, making sure you indicate proper code numbers. Sign the Release/Hold Harmless andEmergency Treatment Form.Online Our safe and secure system is ready to use. From our website click the register onlinebutton, and create an account. You are now ready to start registering for classes. Simply browseto the program you would like, select and checkout. You will receive an electronic receipt aftersubmitting your secure credit card payment.Mail Enclose your check, money order (payable to the Westmont Park District) orVisa/Mastercard, Discover, American Express number with signature along with the registrationform and mail to: Westmont Park District, 75 E. Richmond Street, Westmont, IL 60559-1894.Fax Fax your completed registration form and credit card payment to: (630) 963-5259.NOTES: Registration forms must be filled out completely and correctly or they will be returnedby mail. To attend class with a friend, your registration forms must be submitted together.Mail-in or drop off your registration as soon as possible after receiving this brochure.Procedures1. All Park District resident registration forms received by May 17 will be held and randomlyprocessed as the first batch of registrations on May 18. All registration forms received on or afterMay 18 will be randomly processed on a daily basis. Non-resident registration begins May 25.2. If a program chosen has an opening available, your registration is processed and a receiptconfirmation will be mailed within approximately 5 working days.3. If programs chosen have reached maximum enrollment, your name will be placed on a waitinglist, and you will be notified. Every attempt is made to accommodate the persons on these lists.Please be sure to read through the receipt message carefully for an explanation of yourregistration status.Community CenterOffice HoursMonday: 8:30AM - 4:30PMTuesday-Thursday: 8:30AM-7:00PMFriday: 8:30AM-4:30PMSaturday: 9:00AM-1:00PMDates to Rememberdrop off registration forms nowthrough May 17registrations begins May 18registration begins May 25Proof of ResidencePolicies set forth by the Westmont Park DistrictBoard of Commissioners define a resident asanyone living within the boundary of theWestmont Park District. Anyone working oroperating a business within the Park Districtboundaries, but living outside the boundariesshall not be considered a resident. We don’talways recognize our neighbors; from time totime, we may ask to see proof of residence whenyou register for programs in person. All newresidents must show proof of residency.Accident PolicyThe Westmont Park District does not providemedical insurance coverage for injuries sufferedwhile participating in Park District programs,or while using park facilities. The Park Districttherefore, can assume no responsibility forpersonal injury while participating in recreationprograms or while using park facilities.Online registration information canbe found at www.wpd4fun.orgNon-Resident FeePart of the cost of programs is assumed with taxdollars. Therefore, those who are not residents ofthe Westmont Park District will be assessed anon-resident fee. Non-residents pay an additional50% per program. Preschool, Day Camp andLeagues may have different non-resident feestructures. See program for details.Registration FormatPrimary focus is on mail-in registration with adaily lottery system. After a two week period, overthe counter registration will be accepted on a firstcome first served basis.AccessibilityThe Westmont Park District is committed toaccessibility for all individuals with disabilitiesand strives to comply with the 1990 Americanswith Disabilities Act by providing reasonableaccommodation for all individuals. Please advisethe Westmont Park District of any specialassistance or accommodation required toparticipate in programs.Satisfaction GuaranteedRefund PolicyA full refund will be issued if you aredissatisfied after the 1st class with theprogram or the program is cancelled by thepark district. A completed Refund Requestform must be submitted prior to the midpointof the program or within five working daysof a single meeting activity. This writtenrefund request form will help us improve theservice we provide. A refund will be issuedwhen a completed Refund Request form issubmitted five business days prior to thefirst class meeting and will be subjected to a$5.00 service charge. A prorated withdrawalrefund will be made for participants whodecide, for whatever personal reason(including injury or illness), that an ongoingprogram is not right for them. The proratedrefund will be based on the number ofclasses that have occurred at the time theRefund Request form is received by the parkdistrict. The Superintendant of Recreationwill consider exceptions to this policy dueto other extenuating circumstances. TheRefund policy excludes trip tickets,preschool and camp deposits and adult sportsleagues. Please allow two weeks to receiveyour refund check in the mail.

WESTMONT PARK DISTRICT REGISTRATION FORMHome Phone ___________________________________Cell Phone ________________________________Family Last Name ________________________________________________________________________Address (street) __________________________________________________________________________City ____________________________________________________________ Zip ___________________Business Phone/Name _____________________________________________________________________Emergency Phone/Name ___________________________________________________________________E-Mail Address __________________________________________________________________________If you or a family member require special assistance in enjoying any of our programs, check the boxat the left. Please explain the situation and we will do our best to accommodate your requests.Register by MailWestmont Park DistrictRegister by FaxRegister OnlineMake checks payable toWestmont Park District____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CODENUMBERPROGRAMTITLEREGISTRANT’SFIRST/LAST NAMEREGISTRANT’SBIRTH/GRADEPROGRAMFEETOTALAccount Number - Must complete when using Credit CardCardholder Name _______________________________Charge Amount ____________________ Exp. Date ________Authorized Signature________________________________________________Must have signature to be processed(Please circle one)FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Date _________________ Cashier _________________ Cash _________________ Check #_________________WESTMONT PARK DISTRICT WAIVER/RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS & EMERGENCY TREATMENT PERMISSIONPlease read this form carefully and be aware that by signing this form and participating in the programs listed that you will be waiving and releasing all claims forinjuries you or your children might sustain arising out of these programs.RELEASE: As a participant in this Westmont Park District program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of injury and I waive and relinquishcaused by myself or my children arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of this program.I give my child permission to participatein this program, and on the child’s behalf as parent and/or legal guardian I hereby waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims against the Westmont ParkDistrict or its commissioners, employees or volunteers for damages and/or injuries which may arise from my child’s participation in the program. Furthermore, I grantpermission to transport my child anywhere on District property for conduct of the program for which my child is being registered.PHOTO POLICY: On occasion, the Park District staff may take photographs or video of participants in our programs or events or of people in our parks. Please beaware that these are for Park District use, most likely in future program guides pamphlets or for local Public Access TV.EMERGENCY TREATMENT PERMISSION: I understand that a minor may not be treated, even in an emergency situation, except when, in the opinion of theattending physician, life is in the balance. Consent of a parent or legal guardian is necessary for unmarried minors under 18. Written consent is required for all othertreatment. Accordingly, as a parent and/or legal guardian, I do herewith authorize the treatment of the minor enrolling in this program in the event of a medical emergency.ACKNOWLEDGMENT: I have read and fully understand Registration Policies, the “Release and Hold Harmless Agreement”, and the “Emergency TreatmentPermission”. This release and medical authorization form is complete and signed of my own free will even though I understand it is a requirement for participation in this program.By signing this form I understand that trips, preschool, summer camps, and adult athletic deposits are non-refundable.I have read and understand all program restrictions. There will be a $20 service fee for all returned checks.Participant, Parent or Legal Guardian ________________________________________________________________Date______________________________Participant, Parent or Legal Guardian _________________________________________________________________Date______________________________(This waiver must be signed by adults 18 years old and over)

Challenging 9-hole courseNewly renovated clubhouseSpacious deck for relaxingDelicious concession menuLarge tent with grills for rentOutstanding staffEvent planning25 beautiful acresSenior and Junior Leagues400 West 59th Street, Westmont, IL 60559 www.wpd4fun.org 630-852-7167Early Bird GolfTwilight GolfKids Specials!