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PARK DISTRICT

Facilities

Spring Avenue Recreation Center

(SARC)

185 Spring Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-858-2462

Fax: 630-858-2479

Main Street Recreation Center

(MSRC)

501 Hill Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-858-2463

Fax: 630-942-0486

Dr. Frank Johnson Center (FJC)

490 Kenilworth Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-858-6037

Holes & Knolls Miniature Golf (H&K)

845 Pershing Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-469-PUTT (7888)

Lake Ellyn Boathouse (LEBH)

645 Lenox Road

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-858-5213

Sunset Pool (SP)

483 Fairview Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-858-POOL (7665)

Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center

(ASFC)

800 St. Charles Road

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: 630-317-0130

www.AckermanSportsAndFitnessCenter.com

Office Hours

Registration Office Hours

Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-8pm*

Friday: 8:30am-5:00pm*

Saturday: 9am-Noon

*MSRC is closed from noon-1pm

Holidays: MSRC & SARC are closed

May 27, July 4, and September 2.

MSRC Spring Break Hours

March 25-30, 9am-5pm

Contact Information

Phone: 630-858-2462

Email: support@gepark.org

Website: www.gepark.org

Patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing can

use the Illinois Relay Line, 800-526-0844.

Preschool Education. ......38-39

Summer Camps ........... 24-35

Early Childhood ...........40-47

Youth Athletics ............48-52

Youth Cultural/General. .... 53-59

Teen. ....................... 60

Adult Athletics. ............... 61

Adult Cultural/General. .....62-66

Seniors. ..................... 67

Football ..................... 72

Cheerleading. ................ 73

Gymnastics. ................. 69

Hockey Lessons. ............. 81

Ice Skating Lessons ........... 81

Martial Arts. ............... 70-71

Soccer ................... 74-75

Swimming. ................ 9-11

Tennis. ...................20-23

Dance. ...................62, 68

Fitness Classes ............... 80

Nature Programs. . . . . . . . . . 36-37

Special Events. ............ 15-19

Day Trips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Ackerman SFC. ............ 76-79

Maryknoll Park. ............ 12-14

SARC Fitness Center. .......... 80

Spring Avenue Dog Park. ...... 84

Sunset Pool. ................ 4-8

Melissa Creech

President

Board Meetings

Meetings of the Glen Ellyn Park District Board of

Commissioners are open to the public and are held at the

Spring Avenue Recreation Center. The regular board meetings

begin at 7:00pm on the third Tuesday of each month.

Workshop meetings are at 7:00pm the first Tuesday of each

month.

Block Party Wagon. ........... 84

General Information. .......85-86

Park & Facility Map/Matrix. ..... 91

Registration Information. ...87-88

Rentals. ..................... 83

WDSRA. ..................... 82

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Jay Kinzler

Vice President

Ron Aubrey

Commissioner

Kathy Cornell

Commissioner

Julia Nephew

Treasurer

Rich Dunn

Commissioner

Gary Mayo

Commissioner

Message from the President

Dear Park District Residents:

A new, inclusive approach to park improvement

that was initiated in 2012 will result in a new

playground in Glen Ellyn Manor Park this year.

The Park District reached out to neighbors via

a survey, focus group, and several meetings to

gather input that proved invaluable. We gained

better insight into attitudes, interests, wants and

needs. As a result, the Park District will have

a neighborhood park that better represents

and serves our district and particularly the

surrounding neighborhood that the playground

serves. The final design has been completed

and includes a new playground for preschoolers

and older children, restored natural areas, a

new path system. We've worked with the Village

and plan to remove an unused cul-de-sac to increase green space in the park. The next phase is working with the

Village to secure permits, seeking bids for construction, and finally, construction itself.

In an effort to increase safety and security at the Spring Avenue Dog Park, the park was fully enclosed last year and

now there is a new swipe card entry system. All dog park members have a swipe card that is now required to enter the

dog park. In addition, the system will increase the park district's ability to better monitor visitations.

While you’re out in the parks, try the new boardwalk in Churchill Park which creates a complete trail loop within the

park or the brand new trail within Ackerman Woods. The Ackerman trail is a quarter-mile loop connecting Lenox Road

and Ackerman Park. Our recent Community Attitude and Interest Survey results show that 67% of respondents want

new walking trails and connections to existing to trails, so we encourage you to check them out.

And finally, we are stepping out of the board room and into the parks to meet our neighbors this summer! The

Park District will begin a series of Commissioners’ Neighborhood Meet & Greet Picnics in three locations. It’s a new

approach we hope will encourage everyone living near these parks to come out and meet their commissioners, learn

more about the Community Attitude and Interest Survey, Lake Ellyn Park Master Plan and other relevant news. We’ll

bring the Block Party Wagon and offer free food on a first come, first served basis. Please see page 17 for details. We

hope to see you there.

See you in the parks,

Melissa Creech

President, Board of Commissioners

Our Mission

The Glen Ellyn Park District is driven to foster diverse, community-based leisure opportunities, through a harmonious

blend of quality recreation programs, facilities and open space which will enhance the quality of life into the future.

Pool Parties at Sunset

SUNSET POOL

Sunset Pool is available for hosting your next birthday party! Give your child a special birthday

celebration this summer. The party includes:

• Daily admission for up to ten persons.

• 1.5 hours in a reserved party area to eat and open presents.

• Pizza and beverage for each guest.

• Tons of water park fun.

• Birthday cake is not included. A cake may be brought in.

Price for 10 persons:

$120 Residents / $180 Nonresidents

Extra guests: $12 per person

Everyone entering the front gate is considered a guest of the party,

including grandparents, parents of Children at the party, etc. Reservations

will be taken directly at Sunset Pool at 630-858-POOL (7665) after the pool

opens.

For more information, call Kathleen Esposito at 630-942-7261.

Sunset Pool Rental

• Sunset Pool is available for rental on Friday and Saturday evenings, beginning June 1

through August 24.

• Resident rate for the 8pm-10pm rental time is $330 for two hours. Rates vary depending on

group and number of people.

• Reservations for pool rental dates begin Monday, April 1 at 8:30am. Some dates are not

available due to Park District events.

• For more information or to reserve your date, call Kathleen Esposito at 630-942-7261.

Rules & Regulations

Please obey all posted signs! Sunset Pool

will close under the following conditions:

• Threat of violent weather.

• If the temperature is 70° or less.

• If there are fewer than 25 swimmers.

• The decision to close the pool is at the

discretion of the pool manager.

• Certain sections of the pool may be

closed for safety considerations or if

the number of swimmers does not

warrant keeping the entire pool open.

• Patrons must wear swim wear during

general and limited swim times.

• Capacity is 1,000. The Park District

reserves the right to deny admission

if the pool admissions exceed 1,000.

• The Park District is not responsible

for lost or missing articles.

• To ride the water slide you must be

3’6” or taller and be able to swim

unassisted to the side. Riding with

another person on water slides is

prohibited.

• Showers are encouraged before

entering the pool.

• Outside food and beverages are not

allowed in the pool area.

• Children with diapers must wear

plastic pants and swimsuit to swim.

Swim diapers must also be worn

with plastic pants.

• Flotation devices and water toys are

allowed for ages 6 and under in the

zero-depth pool only. No balls are

allowed. See the pool manager for

specifics.

• Children age 11 and under must be

accompanied by a chaperone at

least 14 years of age.

• Strollers are allowed only in

designated areas on the pool deck.

Swimming Lessons

Water Exploration I

& Water Exploration II

Water Exploration I is offered to infants, 9-18 months.

Water Exploration II is offered to toddlers, 18 Months to 3

years. Both programs are designed to make an infant’s first

experience in the water as positive and fun as possible. In

addition to providing a wide variety of water activities, water

safety education for both parent and infant will be introduced.

Infants and toddlers must be accompanied in the water by an

adult. Adult does not need to know how to swim. [KE]

Day: Saturday

Date: July 13 & 20

Min/Max: 4/20 couples

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Age: 9-18 mos.

Time: 9:40am-10:10am

Code: 1570-3

Age: 18 mos.-3 years

Time: 9:00am-9:30am

Code: 1570-5

Check out our

Summer Fit N Swim

memberships on page 76.

Junior Lifeguard Program

Age: 10-14

Learn the skills required to become a future Sunset Pool

Lifeguard. Participants must be skilled in swimming and will

be tested on the first day. Skills required include 100 yards

of swimming, treading water and surface diving. Participants

will develop life saving skills, leadership and teamwork in an

aquatic setting. The program will incorporate fun and games

while learning lifelong skills in aquatic safety. [KE]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: July 22-August 2

Time: 11:45am-12:30pm

Min/Max: 10/30

R/NR Fee: $60/$90

Code: 1580-0

SWIMMING LESSONS

Learn to Swim Program

The Glen Ellyn Park District’s Learn

to Swim program provides a positive,

fun-filled opportunity for children

and adults to learn skills that will help

reduce the number of water accidents

and provide lifelong aquatic enjoyment.

All instructors will be trained and

certified by Jeff Ellis and Associates,

International Aquatics Corporation.

This program is objective driven, rather

than progressive. Each day there is an

objective to meet, using the strengths

of the child to do so. Register for as

many classes or sessions as you wish.

Please see registration instructions in

the back of the brochure. Swimming

lessons are not made up, nor are

refunds provided due to missed

student lessons for inclement weather

or absence. There are no class

cancellations.

Journey I: Pre-Beginner • Age: 3-5

This will be your child’s first swim

lesson experience. Emphasis will be on

group games to acclimate preschoolers

to water thus reducing their fears.

Children are grouped by ability and

work on a variety of skills. This class

follows the same lesson plans as

the Beginner class, but for younger

children.

Journey I: Beginner • Age: 5 & Up

There are three levels in Journey I

Beginner. All children will be tested and

grouped with others of comparable

skills. This class is equivalent to Red

Cross Levels I and II.

In Level A of this Journey, children learn

to hold their breath, open their eyes

underwater, breathe out of their mouth

and nose, and learn water safety. It is

not uncommon for a child to spend

more than one term in this level.

In Level B of this Journey, children

will be introduced to the jelly float,

stomach float, back float and back

glide.

In Level C of this Journey, children

will learn to combine movement with

the glide strokes as well as changing

direction. Many children will need to

repeat this Journey to get through all

the skill levels. This should be expected,

and needs to be considered by those

registering for multiple sessions.

Journey II • Age: 6 & Up

Children must have completed Journey

I or its equivalent. There are several

adventures in this Journey designed

to teach swimmers the front crawl

and backstroke. Swimmers will also be

introduced to the breast stroke. Proper

breathing will be emphasized. Students

will progress at their own speed in this

Journey. Successful completion will

allow for advancement to Journey III.

Journey III • Age: 6 & Up

Children must have completed

Journey II or its equivalent. Journey

III will utilize adventures designed to

introduce swimmers to the elementary

backstroke, butterfly and sidestroke.

Emphasis will be on the coordination

of kicking and pulling movements

associated with each stroke.

Private Swim Lessons

Enjoy individualized swim lessons

designed to develop confidence,

improve stroke mechanics and safety.

Half-hour lessons are available during

open swim. If you are not a pass

holder, you must pay the daily fee

upon entering the pool for lessons. The

instructor will be chosen depending on

needs. To set up your private lesson,

you must talk to the pool manager.

LEARN TO SWIM: Monday-Friday Schedule

10 Classes • R/NR Fee: $48/$72 (for Terms I, III & IV)

Terms: I: June 10-21

II: June 24-July 5 (No program July 4. R/NR Fee for this session: $43/$64)

III: July 8-19

IV: July 22-August 2

Class Time Term I Term II Term III Term IV

Journey I Beginner 8:20am-9am 1510-1 1520-1 1530-1 1540-1

Journey II 8:20am-9am 1560-2 1560-3 1560-4 1560-5

Journey I Pre-Beginner 8:30am-9am 1510-2 1520-2 1530-2 1540-2

Journey III 9:10am-9:50am 1510-5 1520-5 1530-5 1540-5

Journey I Beginner 9:10am-9:50am 1510-3 1520-3 1530-3 1540-3

Journey II 9:10am-9:50am 1560-9 1570-4 1570-6 1570-8

Journey I Beginner 10am-10:40am 1510-6 1520-6 1530-6 1540-6

Journey II 10am-10:40am 1510-7 1520-7 1530-7 1540-7

Journey III 10am-10:40am 1510-8 1520-8 1530-8 1540-8

Journey II 10:50am-11:30am 1550-1 1550-0 1550-2 1550-3

Journey III 10:50am-11:30am 1560-6 1560-7 1560-8 1550-4

Camp Caravan 10:50am-11:30am 1510-0 1520-0 1530-0 1540-0

Journey I Pre-Beginner* 11am-11:30am 1510-9 1520-9 1530-9 1540-9

LEARN TO SWIM

Saturday Schedule:

July 6-August 3

(5 classes)

Journey I Pre-Beginner

Time: 10:15am-10:45am

R/NR Fee: $25/$38

Code: 1560-0

Journey I Beginner

Time: 10:15am-10:45am

R/NR Fee: $25/$38

Code: 1560-1

*All participants must exit pool upon conclusion of lessons.

The Glen Ellyn Park District Gators Swim Team is made up of boys and girls from 7-18

years who compete in the West Suburban Swim Conference throughout the summer.

This program is lotteried due to its popularity and limited space capacity. Returning

Gators will have first priority in the lottery, however no spots are guaranteed. The

Gators compete at both “A” (more competitive) and “B” (less experienced) meets. Some

swimmers may not be able to compete at every meet due to very large numbers in

some age groups and levels. Meets are held both at home and away on Tuesday and

Thursday evenings and two or three Saturday mornings. Swim Team is not a lesson

program. Participants learn the techniques and discipline of competitive swimming while learning the value of sportsmanship

and team spirit. Participants 7 and 8 years old must be able to comfortably swim one pool length of freestyle and one pool length

of backstroke. Participants over 9 years old must be able to swim two lengths of the pool freestyle and backstroke. Swimmers

are expected to attend practices on a daily basis. A Swim Team Parent Manual, which further details the program, is available

at the Main Street Recreation Center and Spring Avenue Recreation Center offices after May 1st. The swim team fee includes

paid coaches, team apparel and league fees. A team suit will need to be purchased through our local supplier. Every swim meet

requires a great number of volunteers. Parents are required to work a minimum of two home and away meets. Scheduling will

be arranged during the first two weeks of the program. According to Conference rules, a swimmer’s age shall be determined by

his/her age as of June 1 of the current year. Would you like to become part of the Gator Parent Volunteer Committee? Contact

Kathleen Esposito at 630-942-7261. [KE]

2013 Gators Conference Swim Meet Schedule

Level Date Competitor Pool

Practice Meet Sun., June 2 In House (7:15am-11am) Sunset

“A” Meet Tues., June 11 vs. Hinsdale Away

“B” Meet Thurs., June 13 vs. Lisle Home

“B” Meet Sat., June 15 vs. Hinsdale Home

“A” Meet Tues., June 18 vs. Lisle Away

“B” Meet Thurs., June 20 vs. Clarendon Hills Home

“B” Meet Sat., June 22 vs. Lemont Away

“A” Meet Tues., June 25 vs. Clarendon Hills Away

“B” Meet Thurs., June 27 vs. Downers Grove Away

“A” Meet Sat., June 29 vs. Lemont Home

“A” Meet Tue., July 2 vs. Downers Grove Home

“B” Meet Sat., July 6 vs. Wheaton Away

“A” Meet Tues., July 9 vs. Wheaton Home

“B” Meet Thurs., July 11 vs. Western Springs Away

“B” Meet Sat., July 13 Conference Championship TBA

“A” Meet Tues., July 16 vs. Western Springs Home

“A” Meet Sat., July 20 Conference Championship Lemont

Recognition Night Sun., July 21 In House (7:45pm-9pm) Sunset

Gators Pre-Season Practice

Tuesday, May 28-Friday, May 31

Age Time

7 & 8 4pm-5pm

9-10 5pm-6pm

11-12 6pm-7pm

13 & Up 7pm-8pm

Gators Season Practice

Monday-Friday: June 3-July 19

Age Time

13 & Up 7am-8:15am (M-F) OR

7:30pm-8:30pm (M/W/Th)

11-12 7am-8:15am

9-10 8:15am-9:30am

7-8 9:30am-10:30am

R/NR Fee: $145/$218

(Each additional child in the same

family is charged $140.)

Code Ages

1500-0 (Boys 7-8 yrs)

1500-1 (Girls 7-8 yrs)

1500-2 (Boys 9-10 yrs)

1500-3 (Girls 9-10 yrs)

1500-4 (Boys 11-12 yrs)

1500-5 (Girls 11-12 yrs)

1500-6 (Boys 13 yrs & Up)

1500-7 (Girls 13 yrs & Up)

Gators Pre-Team • Age: 5-7

Too young for Gators, but you’re ready

for daily training? Gators Pre-Team offers

a daily swim team style program with the

coaches from the Gators Swim Team. This

is not a lesson program. Participants must

be able to swim one length of freestyle in

order to say in the program. We will focus

on stroke development and cardio training

through continuous lap swimming. Each

participant receives a t-shirt. [KE]

Gators Non-Competitive Swim

Ages: 8-10

Interested in the daily training of a swim

team but not the competition of meets?

This is the program for you. Gators noncompetitive

swim offers a daily swim team

style program with coaches from the

Gators Swim Team. This is not a lesson

program. Participants must be able to

swim two lengths of freestyle in order

to say in the program. We will focus on

stroke development and cardio training

through continuous lap swimming. Each

participant receives a t-shirt. [KE]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: June 10-July 11 (No class July 4)

Min/Max: 15/30

Gators Pre-Team

Time: 11:40am-12:20pm • Code: 1500-8

R/NR Fee: $100/$150

Gators Non-Competitive Swim

Time: 10:40am-11:30am • Code: 1501-0

Time: 11:30am-12:20am • Code: 1500-9

R/NR Fee: $100/$150

GLEN ELLYN GATORS

MARYKNOLL PARK

Maryknoll Park

Glen Ellyn Park District

Where the FUN begins!

Maryknoll Clubhouse Room Rental

The clubhouse party room is available for meetings and

small parties during normal operating hours. Tables and

chairs are included. You may bring in your own food. Alcohol

is permitted inside the clubhouse for an additional liquor

liability fee of $210. The facility closes at 10:30pm Monday

thru Saturday and 8pm on Sundays. Maximum of 60 people.

Minimum two hour rental. Resident/Nonresident rate per

hour: $75/$100. For more details, please call Mary Defiglia at

630-942-7262.

Book the Party Tent for

Your Family Picnic Now!

NEW

Groups of 20 to 75 people may exclusively rent the 20’ X 20’

party tent located behind the splash pad. Regular park rules

still apply: no alcohol, BBQ, or inflatables allowed. Music

should be kept to a minimum. For more information, please

call Mary Defiglia at 630-942-7262.

Three-Hour Rates:

Group Size: 20-30 / $50 • 30-50 / $80 • 50-75 / $110

Platform Tennis Social Hut

Available for rent Saturdays, 7pm-10:45pm and Sundays,

2pm-5pm. The facility can hold up to 50 people and includes

tables and chairs. Hourly Resident/Nonresident rental fee:

$100/150. Alcohol is permitted inside the clubhouse for an

additional liquor liability fee of $210. Paddle equipment and

court rentals are extra. For more information, please call

Mary Defiglia at 630-942-7262.

MARYKNOLL PARK

845 Pershing Avenue at Rte. 53 | 630-469-PUTT (7888)

36 Holes of Miniature Golf

Enjoy 18 or 36 holes of miniature golf in a beautiful setting

with lots of water a full concession stand and plenty of patio

seating.

Miniature Golf Clubhouse

The Holes and Knolls Miniature Golf Clubhouse can host

parties for up to 60 people. Stop in for breakfast, lunch dinner

or a snack.

Splash Pad Fun

Our splash pad has 11 interactive water pieces and is

completely fenced in for your child’s safety.

Disc Golf

9 holes of disc golf is available inside the perimeter of the

park. Bring your own disc or rent one from the clubhouse.

$3 each.

Adventure & Youth Playground

The adventure playground boasts a 70’zip line, 20 person

swing and a 25’ climbing feature. The children’s playground

has a tree house, swings and a sand box with water features.

Picnic Pavilion / Restrooms

The picnic pavilion and restrooms are located next to the

splash pad and playgrounds. There are no reservations.

Additional Amenities:

• 2 bocce ball courts

• 1 horse shoe pit

• 1 bean bag set

• Walking path

• Nature ponds

• Large open play area

• 4 platform tennis courts • Platform tennis social hut

• 20’ x 20’ party tent (available for rental)

General Park Rules

No alcohol, dogs, grills, tents or inflatable’s allowed without

GEPD approval. Park Closes at 10pm.

Holes & Knolls

Daily Miniature Golf Specials

Just say the words!

Mondays

Grandparents Day: one grandparent

is free with one child admission. Offer

is good for 60 and older. Not good

with any other offer. Just tell our staff

“Grandparents are cool” to redeem this

offer.

Thursdays

Two for one! Two rounds for the price

of one. Not good with any other offer.

Just tell our staff “Double Thursdays” to

redeem this offer.

Saturdays

Totally Teen: $2 off admission with a

school ID. Not good with any other

offer. Offer is good for ages 13-17.

Just tell our staff, “I’m the future” to

redeem this offer.

Special Promotions

May 13

Mothers Day: moms play free!

Just tell our staff “Moms Rock” to

redeem this offer.

June 17

Fathers Day: Dads play for free!

Just tell our staff “Dads Rule” to redeem

this offer.

Holes & Knolls Hours

Temperature must be a minimum of 50

degrees in order to open the course.

Last rounds must go out 45 minutes

prior to closing. Management reserves

the right to clear the course in case of

threatening weather conditions.

April 13-May 26

Monday-Thursday. .........Closed

Friday. ................4pm-10pm

Saturday. ............. 11am-10pm

Sunday. ............... 11am-8pm

May 28-September 1

Monday-Saturday. .....10am-10pm

Sunday. ............... 11am-8pm

September 3-October 27

Monday-Thursday. .........Closed

Friday. ................4pm-10pm

Saturday. ............. 11am-10pm

Sunday. ............... 11am-8pm

Holiday Hours

May 27. ............... 10am-7pm

July 4. ................Noon-5pm

September 2. .......... 10am-7pm

Fees

Weekdays:

13 & Younger

18 Holes ($5), 36 Holes ($8)

14 & Up

18 Holes ($6), 36 Holes ($9)

Weekends:

13 & Younger

18 Holes ($6), 36 Holes ($9)

14 & Up

18 Holes ($7), 36 Holes ($10)

MARYKNOLL PARK

Special

Events

See pages 16 & 18

At Maryknoll

Park

• April 13: Touch a Truck

• April 27: Bike Rodeo

• April 28: Miniature Golf Top

Pro Challenge

• May 5: Disc Golf Tournament

• May 19: Kite Fly

• June 21: Summer Slider

Throwdown

• June 24, July 8 & August 8:

Musical Fun at Maryknoll with

Wee Heart Music

MARYKNOLL PARK

Splash Pad

Splash Pad opens May 25!

Hours & Fees

Temperature must be a minimum of 70 degrees in order to

open the Splash Pad. No outside food or coolers allowed

in the splash pad. To allow for the maximum use of space

inside the splash pad, strollers should be limited to infants

and we ask that you leave room for everyone to enjoy the

tables and chairs. For safety reason, no wagons, bikes, toys

with wheels and large buckets are allowed in the splash pad.

Management reserves the right to clear the Splash Pad in case

of threatening weather conditions.

May 25-September 2:

Monday-Saturday. . . . . . .10am-7pm

Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11am-7pm

FEES:

$3 per child (ages 1-14 with an adult)

Free, Resident Adults with proof of residency.

NEW $1, Non Resident Adults

Party Packages

Children’s Miniature Golf or Splash Park

Party package includes two-hour rental of the Maryknoll

Clubhouse party room with tables, chairs, unlimited miniature

golf or splash park admission, hot dogs with chips and a

beverage or cheese pizza with chips and beverage. All you

need to bring is a cake and party favors! No outside food

allowed with the party package and no piñatas, please.

Resident/Nonresident rate per person:

$15/$17.50 (minimum of 10 people).

Rentals over two hours are an additional $75 per hour.

Golf / Splash Park Party Package Rental Times*:

10am-Noon** | 1pm-3pm | 4pm-6pm | 7pm-9pm***

** Because the Clubhouse & Splash Park open at 11am on

Sunday, parties begin their two-hour increments at 11am.

***Splash Park closed. Golf only.

Season Value Coupons

Holes & Knolls Golf and Splash Park

Buy a Miniature Golf 10-coupon book for $50!

Residents only

Possible $20 savings. Coupon good for any age, time

and day of regular Holes & Knolls operation through

October 21, 2013. Not valid with other offers

Residents must present proof of residency when

purchasing the coupon books. Unlimited number

of books can be purchased. No refunds for unused

coupons.

Buy a Splash Park 10-coupon book for $20!

Residents only

(A 33% daily admissions savings! Offer not good with

pool pass discount.)

Residents must present proof of residency when

purchasing the coupon books. Unlimited number

of books can be purchased. No refunds for unused

coupons. Coupons are good Memorial Day through

Labor Day.

Resident coupon books will be available

May 13-September 2 at Main Street Recreation

Center and Spring Avenue Recreation Center.

Discs and Paddles

Something’s in the air this summer...DISC GOLF!

Bring your own disc or rent a kit at Maryknoll Clubhouse.

• 9 Holes

• Open all year long

• Fun with friends. Bring your own teams for an afternoon game.

Special Events

APRIL

MAY

Events-at-a-Glance

See pages 16-19 for full event descriptions and details.

APRIL 13, 10am-Noon

Touch-a-Truck

MAY 5, 1pm-3:30pm

Disc Golf

Tournament

MAY 19

Sunday Picnics

in the Park

APRIL 27, 10am-Noon

Bike Rodeo

MAY 5

Sunday Picnics

in the Park

MAY 25, 8am-2pm

Community

Garage & Yard Sale

APRIL 28, 3pm-5pm

Miniature Golf

Top Pro Challenge

MAY 19, 1pm-2pm

Kite Fly

SPECIAL EVENTS

JUNE

JUNE 9, Noon-5pm

Boating at Lake

Ellyn

JUNE 13, 5:30pm-7pm

Neighborhood

Meet & Greet

JUNE 14, Dusk

Movie at the Lake

“Wreck it Ralph”

JUNE 15, 8am-10:30am

Gone Fishin’ Derby

JUNE 19, 7pm-9pm

Summer Jazz

in the Park

JUNE 21, 6pm-10pm

Summer Slider

Throwndown

JUNE 24, 9am-9:45am

Musical Fun at

Maryknoll

JUNE 29, Noon-3pm

Lake Ellyn

Cardboard Regatta

JULY

JULY 4, 8am

Freedom Four

Four-Mile Run

JULY 4, 1pm-4pm

Afternoon

Festivities

JULY 8, 9am-9:45am

Musical Fun at

Maryknoll

JULY 14, Noon-5pm

Boating at Lake

Ellyn

JULY 17, 7pm-9pm

Summer Jazz

in the Park

JULY 24, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Family Fun

Night

JULY 25, 5:30pm-7pm

Neighborhood

Meet & Greet

JULY 26

Movie at the Lake

“Brave”

AUG-SEP

AUGUST 8, 9am-9:45am

Musical Fun at

Maryknoll

AUGUST 11, Noon-5pm

Boating at

Lake Ellyn

AUGUST 15, 5:30pm-7pm

Neighborhood Meet

& Greet

AUGUST 21, 7pm-9pm

Summer Jazz

in the Park

SEPTEMBER 7

1pm-4pm

Poochapalooza

Community Garage

& Yard Sale

Age: All

Let’s go shopping - spring is the perfect

time for a treasure hunt! Shoppers

are admitted for FREE! Sellers can

rent a 10’ x10’ booth space at our sale

(booth layout is available at MSRC).

We also have eight tables to rent on a

first come, first served basis (one per

person). You must register in person

at Main Street Recreation Center for

booth space and table rental. [BM]

Date: Saturday, May 25

Time: 8am-2pm

Location: MSRC

Fee: Free

Booth Rental Information

Min/Max: 20/30

Registration Deadline:

Saturday, May 18

Sr. R/Kid R Booth Fee: $12/$12

Adult R/NR Booth Fee: $19/$29

Table Rental Fee: $6

Code: 6870-0

Boating at Lake Ellyn

Age: All

Come boating at Lake Ellyn! Pack a

picnic, bring your family and enjoy a

nice walk around the lake, your favorite

picnic lunch, and a canoe ride to finish

off the day. Canoes, paddles, oars and

life jackets are provided for 20-minute

rentals. No grilling allowed except

in the designated area (three grills

available onsite). [MD]

Dates: Sunday, June 9, Sunday July 14,

Sunday August 11

Time: Noon-5pm

Location: Lake Ellyn

Boat Rental Fee: $5 for 20 minutes

Commissioners’ NEW

Neighborhood

Meet & Greet

Age: All

GEPD will bring the fun to your

neighborhood this summer! Enjoy a

complimentary “picnic” at your local

park with your entire family and friends.

There will be free food on a first come,

first served basis, the Park District

Block Party Wagon will be onsite and a

prize drawing will take place for those

in attendance. Park Board members

will be on-hand to answer questions

regarding items related to the District.

Learn firsthand about the recently

completed Community Attitude and

Interest Survey, the Lake Ellyn Park

master plan project and any other

relevant Park District news. [KT]

Date: Thursday, June 13

Time: 5:30pm-7pm

Location: Lake Foxcroft Park

Date: Thursday, July 25

Time: 5:30pm-7pm

Location: Danby Woods Park

Date: Thursday, August 15

Time: 5:30pm-7pm

Location: Babcock Park

Movie at the Lake

Age: All

Gather up the family for a lovely

evening in a beautiful setting. Be sure

to remember bug spray. Unfortunately,

if it rains, the event will be cancelled.

Check our website at www.gepark.

org or the hotline at 630-858-0920

for event cancellation. No alcoholic

beverages are allowed in parks.

Movies are subject to change based

on availability at the time of brochure

printing. [JR]

Dates:

Friday, June 14: Wreck It Ralph

Friday, July 26: Brave

Time: Dusk (around 8:15pm-8:30pm)

Location: Lake Ellyn

Fee: Free

Gone Fishin’ Derby

Age: All

Come down to the watering hole and

bring your favorite poles and pals for

our annual catch and release fishing

derby! You’ll have two full hours to

catch as many fish as you can, but

don’t forget to try and get the big one.

We’ll award trophies for Largest Fish

Caught, Smallest Fish Caught, Most Fish

Caught and Best Dressed Fisherman.

All children must be accompanied by

an adult. Fee is per participant and

includes bait, snacks and activities.

Fishermen must supply their own

fishing poles. Pre-registration is

required, NO walk-up registration.

Registration deadline is June 12. [JR]

Date: Saturday, June 15

Time: 8am-10:30am

Location: Lake Ellyn

Min/Max: 25/150

R/NR Fee: $8/$12

Code: 2801-0

Summer Jazz in the Park

Age: All

Are you looking for a relaxing night out

with wonderful music? The Glen Ellyn

Jazz Ensemble, a 16-member group,

plays a mix of your favorite Big Band

tunes. Jazz in the Park brings a touch

of Ravinia to Glen Ellyn. Bring a blanket,

lawn chairs and picnic dinner. In case

of rain or severe weather, the concert

will be cancelled. Call 630-858-0920

for cancellation info. No alcoholic

beverages are allowed in parks. [JR]

Dates: Wednesdays, June 19, July 17, &

August 21

Time: 7pm-9pm

Location: Lake Ellyn Park

Fee: Free

SPECIAL EVENTS

Summer Slider Throwdown

Age: All

We’re firin’ up the grill for a special

night of sliders, music, beer, wine &

mini golf. Bring your family, friends,

neighbors and your appetite! Local

restaurants will compete to see who

cooks the best slider - and you pick the

winner! Can Meatheads Burgers & Fries

hold on to their 2012 Championship

status? It’s a night of eatin’ & competin’!

$5 per person includes admission & 5

food tickets. Beverages are available

for purchase separately. Food is

served from 6pm-8pm. Voting ends at

8:30pm. Last year’s competition raised

$1,500 for the Glen Ellyn Park District

Scholarship Program. [MD]

Date: Friday, June 21

Time: 6pm-10pm

Location: Maryknoll Park

Fee: $5 per person

Musical Fun NEW

at Maryknoll

with Wee Heart Music!

Age: All

Make the most of your visit to

Maryknoll Park with this musical bonus

to a fun day outdoors! Little ones will

truly enjoy interacting with parents

as they engage in songs, chants and

dance led by the ever popular “Miss

Christy” Burich from Music Together.

Don’t forget your lawn chairs and

blankets. Stick around and join your

friends in the splash pad at 10am! [MD]

Dates: June 24, July 8, August 8

Time: 9am-9:45am

Location: Maryknoll Park Party Tent

Fee: Free

Freedom Four®

Four-Mile Run

Join the biggest event of the running

season and help the Park District raise

money for scholarships! Last year,

$3,000 was raised to help provide

recreation opportunities for families

in Glen Ellyn. The star-spangled run

starts off from behind the Glenbard

West football field at 8am “sharp” on

Thursday, July 4. Awards are presented

to the top two male and female

finishers in each division at 9am on

the football field. A Freedom Four shirt

is guaranteed to every pre-registered

participant. Day-of-Race registrants

receive Tech T-Shirts while supplies last.

Pre-registered participants can pick up

their race packets at Ackerman Sports &

Fitness Center (800 St. Charles Rd.) on

Saturday, June 29, 7am-7pm. Day-of-

Race registration and packet pick-up

begins at 6am and ends at 7:30am. So,

if you haven’t picked up your packet or

still need to register, get there early. Net

proceeds benefit the GEPD Scholarship

Fund. [DK]

Fee by June 20: $25

Fee after June 20 & Day of Race: $30

Code Division by Age

1715-0 6-9

1715-1 10-14

1715-2 15-19

1715-3 20-29

1715-4 30-39

1715-5 40-49

1715-6 50-59

1715-7 60-69

1715-8 70 & Up

Afternoon Festivities

Bring your family for a couple of

hours of fun after the Fourth of July

Parade. Festivities include: moonwalks;

inflatable obstacle course; penny

carnival games with tickets redeemable

for prizes; live music; dancing; and

face painting. Plus, Skuddlebutts is

bringing out the grill for burgers and

dogs! A $3 wristband let’s you enjoy

all of the action while supporting the

GEPD Scholarship Fund. Thanks to our

sponsor, the Rotary Club of Glen Ellyn

for supporting this event! [BM]

Date: Thursday, July 4

Time: 1pm-4pm

Location: Lake Ellyn Park

Fee: FREE

Family Fun Night

Age: All

We’re having a party and the whole

town is invited! Your kids will love our

rides, games, crafts and fun, familyoriented

entertainment and much

more! Bring the whole family for a

fantastic night out, on us! Refreshments

will be available for purchase at this

event. [JR]

Date: Wednesday, July 24

Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm

Location: Lake Ellyn

Fee: FREE

Poochapalooza

Age: All

The day has gone to the dogs,

complete with live dog performances,

agility training course, demonstrations

and pet-related vendors! Each pooch

receives a treat-filled VIP (Very

Important Pooch) bag! All dogs must

remain leashed while in the park.

If you are interested in sponsoring

Poochapalooza or setting up a booth

at the event, please contact Brittany

Malatt, Recreation Supervisor, at

630-942-7264. [BM]

Date: Saturday, September 7

Time: 1pm-4pm

Location: SARC Dog Park

Fee: FREE

20th Year Anniversary

and we’re still floating!

This Side Up

G. E. P. D.

Lake Ellyn

Cardboard

Regatta

2013

Saturday, June 29

Lake Ellyn Park

Race begins at Noon.

Free to Spectators.

The sky’s the limit - and sometimes,

the bottom of the sea!

The sky’s the limit - and sometimes,

the bottom of the sea! Join your

fellow landlubbers onshore to witness

the creativity, bravery and sheer

tomfoolery of crews of ordinary souls

who dare to launch vessels crafted of

corrugated cardboard. The regatta is a

unique display of ingenuity, an ode to

engineering and imagination. Join the

thousands who gather to witness this

summertime spectacle, as crews set

sail in full regalia, commanding vessels

that rival the wonders of Willy Wonka’s

Chocolate Factory.

A special addition to this year’s regatta

is paddle boards! At the helm is Master

of Ceremonies, Captain Ed Klemm,

Wheaton North High School’s own state

and national speech coach champ! It’s

an afternoon of hilarious fun, whether

you’re onboard or onshore. Will the

boats float? There’s only one way to find

out! Burgers, hot dogs and sweet corn

will be available for purchase, beginning

at 11am. [MD]

Cardboard NEW

Paddle Boards

Age: 9 & older

How is your balance? Can you stand up

and paddle a cardboard paddle board

50ft. out and 50ft. back? Enter our

trial run for the paddle board division.

You’ll receive five sheets of corrugated

cardboard to build your paddle board.

Space is limited to ten paddle boards,

so register early! The last person

standing with the fastest time receives a

First Place Trophy! Heats will run before

the boat race finals. To learn more

about paddle board building, be sure

to attend one of our FREE seminars on

May 4 or May 11. [MD]

Registration Information

Boat fee includes ten sheets of

corrugated cardboard. Paddle Board

fee includes 5 sheets.

Pre-Registration is required.

No on-site registration is accepted.

Entry Deadline: Friday, June 28, Noon

Race Day Check In Begins: 9am

Races Begin: Noon

Location: Lake Ellyn Park

R/NR Boat Entry Fee: $50/$75

Boat Registration Code: 8700-0

R/NR Paddle Board Entry Fee: $25/$38

Paddle Board Registration Code:

8700-1

Boat Building Information

Your challenge is to gather a crew, build

a boat made entirely of corrugated

cardboard, sail a designated course on

Lake Ellyn with your boat intact and all

crew members onboard at the finish

line. Winners are determined by fastest

race times! Have racing or boat building

questions? Attend one of our free

boat building seminars conducted by

previous year’s regatta champions. Of

course, they won’t tell you all of their

secrets, but they can help make you

seaworthy!

Boat Categories

The Legends

Boat builders with five or more years

boat building experience.

The Yachtsmen

Boat builders with less than five years

of boat building experience.

The Schooners

First-time boat builders.

Boat Entry Rules

1. All adult crew members must be 18

or older.

2. All youth crew members must be

9-17 years old.

3. The maximum number of boat crew

members allowed on each boat is

eight; paddle boards are one person

per board.

4. Boats and long boards must be

constructed entirely of corrugated

cardboard and propelled by paddles

or oars only.

5. When registering, GEPD will issue an

official entry form with a space for

a 4x6 photo of the completed boat

and its crew / paddle board. The

boat captain must present the entry

form with the boat and crew photo

attached when checking in on race

day. Failure to have the official form

and photo at check in will result in

forfeiture. No refunds.

6. All boats / paddle boards must have

their registration number displayed

at the helm of their boat / long

board. Info will be given at the time

of registration.

7. Crews must pass an official

inspection on race day. Any item on

the boat / paddle board not made of

corrugated paper will be removed

before the start of the race.

Boat & Paddle Board Building Seminar

Saturday, May 4 and Saturday, May 11

Time: 9:30am-10:30am • Location: Main Street Recreation Center

FREE, but advance registration is required. Call 630-942-7262. [MD]

20TH YEAR REGATTA

Junior Tennis Lessons

JUNIOR TENNIS

All ages and ability levels are welcome.

The tennis staff will ensure that your

child is placed in the appropriate group

based on their skill level. Lessons will

focus on technical dynamics, physical

fitness, strategy and match play. We

ask that you have your child bring a

water bottle to each lesson. Most of

all, we want the juniors to have fun

and learn the best sport of a lifetime.

The minimum for each class to run

is four. All participants are taught by

HealthTrack tennis staff Monday-

Thursday with Friday as a rain make-up

day. In the event of rain, please call

the Tennis Hotline 630-942-7263. Our

primary site for tennis classes will be

at Memorial Park (Glenbard West High

School Tennis Courts). Additionally we

will be offering tennis classes at Sunset

Park. [BB]

USTA QuickStart

Age: 4-6

This is a specialized class developed by

the USTA that emulates some highly

successful foreign junior development

training procedures. Juniors start out

on a modified tennis court with a fourtiered

tennis ball arrangement. Early

success at being able to rally a tennis

ball is the key to this class.

R/NR Fee: $70/$100 or $90/$120 (Cost

if participant wants racquet included)

Smashers

Age: 5-7

This is a fun introduction to tennis.

It is intended to create a love of the

game. Basic strokes and hand-eye

coordination are emphasized. This class

uses the full length of the tennis court.

R/NR Fee: $70/$100 or $90/$120 (Cost

if participant wants racquet included)

Free Clay Court

Tennis Lessons

(see back cover for details)

All-Stars

Age: 6-8

The love of the game is taken to the

next step. Fun and games further

develop the ground strokes and

hand-eye coordination. This class also

introduces the serve and the volley as

well as putting more focus on proper

footwork.

R/NR Fee: $70/$100 or $90/$120 (Cost

if participant wants racquet included)

Challengers

Age: 9-13

All players at this level need to be

intermediates or higher. Half the class

time will be devoted to instruction

and developmental drills. The other

half will focus on actual match play or

competitive match play drills.

R/NR Fee: $100/$130

Futures A&B

Age: 9-13

This class operates with two levels-ofplay

in mind. First (A), are the beginners

and advanced beginners who will

be placed together for fast-tracked

instructional work. Second (B), are

the intermediate students who have

developed into players that are able to

rally a tennis ball on a regular basis. This

player can now get a high percentage

of their shots in the court, as well as

get most serves in. Desire to compete

against others should be taking hold.

R/NR Fee: $100/$130

Teen Beginners

Age: 13+

This class is for the teen aged child

who is a beginner. The major emphasis

of this class will be learning all the

basics including, grips, groundstroke

fundamentals, volley and overhead

technique, serving and footwork. Our

goal is to try to fast-track players to

the next level. This next level includes

trying out for the High School team.

R/NR Fee: $70/$100

High School JV2

Age: 14+

This class is for the teenaged child

who is an advanced beginner or a little

better. The major emphasis of this class

will be learning improving the aspects

of your game that allow you try out for

your High School tennis team. In High

School tennis 8 of 11 playing spots are

doubles. Because of this, we focus

much of our attention on doubles play

and strategy for doubles at this level.

We also encourage more singles match

play in the class. This gives us the

opportunity to work on what errors we

see under the pressure of match play.

R/NR Fee: $100/$130

Jr. Tennis Schedule

*During Week 5, there will be no classes held on Thursday,

July 4. All July 4 classes are rescheduled for Friday, July 6.

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5* Week 6

Level (Age) Time Jun 3-6 Jun 10-13 Jun 17-20 Jun 24-29 Jul 1-5 Jul 8-11

MEMORIAL PARK

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 9am-10am 3314-0 3314-7 3315-4 3216-1 3316-8 3317-5

Smashers (5-7) 9am-10am 3314-1 3314-8 3315-5 3316-2 3316-9 3317-6

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 10am-11am 3314-2 3314-9 3315-6 3316-3 3317-0 3317-7

All Stars (6-8) 10am-11am 3314-3 3315-0 3315-7 3316-4 3317-1 3317-8

Teen Beginner (13+) 11am-Noon 3328-0 3328-1 3328-2 3328-3 3328-4 3328-5

Futures A & B (9-13) 11am-12:30pm 3314-4 3315-1 3315-8 3316-5 3317-2 3317-9

Challengers (9-13) 12:30pm-2pm 3314-5 3315-2 3315-9 3316-6 3317-3 3318-0

High School JV 2 2pm-3:30pm 3314-6 3315-3 3316-0 3316-7 3317-4 3318-1

SUNSET PARK

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 1pm-2pm 3321-7 3322-3 3322-9 3323-5 3324-1 3324-7

Smashers (5-7) 1pm-2pm 3321-8 3322-4 3323-0 3323-6 3324-2 3324-8

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 2pm-3pm 3321-9 3322-5 3323-1 3323-7 3324-3 3324-9

All Stars (6-8) 2pm-3pm 3322-0 3322-6 3323-2 3323-8 3324-4 3329-1

Futures A (9-13) 3pm-4pm 3322-1 3322-7 3323-3 3323-9 3324-5 3329-2

Teen Beginner (13+) 4pm-5pm 3322-2 3322-8 3323-4 3324-0 3324-6 3329-3

Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11

Level (Age) Time Jul 15-18 Jul 22-25 Jul 29-Aug 1 Aug 5-8 Aug 12-15

MEMORIAL PARK

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 9am-10am 3318-2 3318-9 3319-6 3320-3 3321-0

Smashers (5-7) 9am-10am 3318-3 3319-0 3319-7 3320-4 3321-1

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 10am-11am 3318-4 3319-1 3319-8 3320-5 3321-2

All Stars (6-8) 10am-11am 3318-5 3319-2 3319-9 3320-6 3321-3

Teen Beginner (13+) 11am-Noon 3328-6 3328-7 3328-8 3328-9 3329-0

Futures A & B (9-13) 11am-12:30pm 3318-6 3319-3 3320-0 3320-7 3321-4

Challengers (9-13) 12:30pm-2pm 3318-7 3319-4 3320-1 3320-8 3321-5

High School JV 2 2pm-3:30pm 3318-8 3319-5 3320-2 3320-9 3321-6

JUNIOR TENNIS

SUNSET PARK

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 1pm-2pm 3325-0 3325-6 3326-2 3326-8 3327-4

Smashers (5-7) 1pm-2pm 3325-1 3325-7 3326-3 3326-9 3327-5

USTA Quickstart (4-6) 2pm-3pm 3325-2 3325-8 3326-4 3327-0 3327-6

All Stars (6-8) 2pm-3pm 3325-3 3325-9 3326-5 3327-1 3327-7

Futures A (9-13) 3pm-4pm 3325-4 3326-0 3326-6 3327-2 3327-8

Teen Beginner (13+) 4pm-5pm 3325-5 3326-1 3326-7 3327-3 3327-9

Tennis Camps

TENNIS CAMPS

Junior Trident

Tennis Team

Age: 8-18

We participate in the Trident

Conference, which is made up of area

clubs and park districts. There will be

two teams based on age and skill set.

We hold daily practice. As long as you

are signed up for the daily practice,

you are eligible to play in the weekly

(mostly Friday) matches. Paying the

one-time fee allows you to come to

any/all practices, Monday-Thursday,

2pm-4 pm.

First Practice is Monday, June 3.

Final Practice is Thursday, August 1.

Most Trident matches are scheduled

on Friday. With approval, high school

players participating in the High School

Tennis Camps may be eligible for this

team and all its practices at the reduced

rate of $150.* Anyone purchasing a

15-pack, 20-pack or 25-pack punch

card in the High School Tennis Camp

is eligible for the discount. High School

Tennis Camp participants may also

pay a $5 fee to participate in Trident

matches on a per match basis. If you

have any questions about the reduced

rate policy or this travel team, contact

HealthTrack Tennis Director Jay Huffer

at 630-942-9600, ext. 617. [BB]

R/NR Fee: $300/$400

High School Reduced Rate (approval

needed): $150/$200

Code: 3364-0

High School Tennis Camps

Age: 14-18

Join Glenbard West High School

Varsity tennis coach Jim Valleskey

and the HealthTrack Tennis Pro Staff

for an outstanding high school tennis

camp experience. This is a two-tiered

specialized tennis camp for high

school tennis players. You do not

have to attend Glenbard West High

School to register for this camp. We

offer a punch card attendance system.

Through the GEPD you will purchase a

5-pack, 10-pack, 15-pack, 20-pack, or

25-pack punch card. You will be able

to attend as many classes throughout

the summer as you purchased. An

additional form requires you to select

the specific dates you will attend,

according to the attendance package

you purchased. This form is available

through the Park District, HealthTrack,

the Glenbard West Athletic Department

or the Glenbard West Tennis Coaches.

15, 20 and 25 packs offer a discounted

rate and allow you to sign-up for the

Trident Team practices at the special

reduced rate (see Trident section for

more info). [BB]

Day: Monday-Thursday

(Make-ups for rainouts must be

arranged with the coaches.)

Dates: June 3-July 25 (No Class July 4)

Location: George Ball Park

There is no refund for any unused

punch card dates.

Junior Varsity

These players have generally played

over a year of tennis and have either

played on a high school JV team or

would be expected to be at the JV

level.

Varsity

These players are capable of playing

varsity tennis in high school. Approval is

needed by Coach Jim Valleskey, Coach

Brendan Keane or HealthTrack Junior

Tennis Coordinator Michael Beckley.

Tennis Punch Cards

Level Time 5-Pack 10-Pack 15-Pack 20-Pack 25-Pack

(10% discount) (15% discount) (20% discount)

Jr Varsity 1 8am-10am 3364-1 3364-3 3364-5 3364-7 3364-9

Varsity 10am-12pm 3364-2 3364-4 3364-6 3364-8 3365-0

Free Clay Court

Tennis Lessons

(see back cover for details)

Adult Tennis Lessons

Our staffing of tennis classes is based on the size of the roster provided to us the day before each session begins. When extra

people show up the day class starts and pay us at the courts or at the Park District on the day the class starts, we may not have

the proper amount of staff for the first day. To help ensure participants sign-up before each weekly deadline (Friday of the week

before) we add a $10 surcharge per person for anyone signing up the day the class begins. Please help us by registering early.

Adult Tennis Lessons

Age: 18 & Up

Tennis truly is the best lifetime sport.

Do you feel it’s time to get started?

Have you already played some and

need to refine or rediscover your

game? Are you looking for a great

workout? Make sure you bring your

water bottle and towel because we

have the perfect program for you. You

must be 18 or older to register for an

adult class. Minimum registration for

all adult classes is five. Participants

are taught by HealthTrack tennis staff.

In case of rain, please call the hotline

630-942-7263.

Beginner/Adv. Beginner

We hit a lot of basic shots in this

drill. The emphasis is more on hitting

than instruction in the drills. This

doesn’t mean you won’t get feedback

on improvement you should try.

Groundstroke consistency and simple

volley execution will be a mainstay of

many of the drills.

*July 4th class will be made up on Friday July 5th

Intermediate Tennis

Class will have plenty of moving

drills and well as drills where the

participants are expected to keep a

rally or sequence of shots in play.

Competitive games and situations will

be common. On the 2nd Friday of

June, July and August, we will offer

an all-encompassing open tennis drill

for 1.5 hours for all levels. We will have

enough pros so when you come, your

drill court will be with other players at

an appropriate level for you. We can

handle beginners, advanced beginners,

intermediates and advanced players.

Friday Open Drills (all levels):

2nd Friday of month

The 2nd Friday of June, July

and August we will offer an allencompassing

open tennis drill for 1.5

hours. We will have enough pros so

when you come, your drill court will

be with other players at an appropriate

level for you. We can handle beginners,

advanced beginners, intermediates and

advanced players.

Clay Court Tennis

Age: 18 & Up

These beautiful courts at picturesque

Lake Ellyn are available to those who

purchase a pass key. Pass key holders

also receive a roster of clay court

players. The courts are open daily

from dawn to dusk. Pass keys are sold

at Main Street Recreation Center. The

season is from April through November

and members are asked to volunteer

for minor court maintenance at the

beginning and end of the season. [BB]

Day: Sunday-Saturday

Date: April 15-November 1

Time: Dawn-Dusk

Location: Lake Ellyn Park

R/NR Fee: $55/$82

Code: 3367-5

Free Week of Clay Courts!

The clay courts at Lake Ellyn Park will

be open to the public April 15-22 for

free play. If you have ever wondered

what it was like to play tennis on a

clay surface, here is your chance to

participate at no charge! Starting April

23, the gates will be locked so keys will

need to be purchased for usage after

that date. For more information, please

contact Brenden at 630-942-7288. [BB]

TENNIS/CLAY COURTS

Class Code Time Day Date R/NR Fee

Adult Intermediate 3366-0 7:30pm-8:30pm M June 3-24 $70/$100

Adult Intermediate 3366-1 7:30pm-8:30pm W June 5-26 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3366-2 7:30pm-8:30pm Tu June 4-25 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3366-3 7:30pm-8:30pm Th June 6-27 $70/$100

Adult Intermediate 3366-4 7:30pm-8:30pm M July 1-22 $70/$100

Adult Intermediate 3366-5 7:30pm-8:30pm W July 3-24 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3366-6 7:30pm-8:30pm Tu July 2-23 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3366-7 7:30pm-8:30pm Th July 4-25* $70/$100

Adult Intermediate 3366-8 7:30pm-8:30pm M July 29-Aug 19 $70/$100

Adult Intermediate 3366-9 7:30pm-8:30pm T July 31-Aug 21 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3367-0 7:30pm-8:30pm Tu July 30-Aug 20 $70/$100

Beginner/Adv. Beginner 3367-1 7:30pm-8:30pm Th Aug 1-22 $70/$100

Adult Open Drills 3367-2 7pm-8:30pm F June 14 $25/$35

Adult Open Drills 3367-3 7pm-8:30pm F July 12 $25/$35

Adult Open Drills 3367-4 7pm-8:30pm F Aug 9 $25/$35

Summer Camps

SUMMER CAMPS

We Specialize in

HAPPY CAMPERS

From sports to nature to art and

everything in between, we offer all

kinds of camps for all kinds of kids.

Choose from 40 camps – you’re sure

to find the perfect one for your happy

camper!

and give your

child something

to smile about

this summer.

Creating Smiles Since 1919

Positively Play

Age: 2½-4

The summer months provide a lot of time for play! So have your child gear up for preschool while enjoying a fun-filled summer

camp experience! Children will explore science and crafts, songs and stories in a fun social environment that fosters creativity in

every child. The activities will vary session to session so your child will never repeat a theme. Please register your children for the

age they will be by the start of camp. [JR]

Age Days Dates No Class Time Location R/NR Fee Min/Max Code

2.5 M/W May 20-June 12 May 27 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $98/$147 7/14 2740-0

2.5 M/W June 17-July 10 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $112/$168 7/14 2741-0

2.5 M/W July 15-August 7 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $112/$168 7/14 2742-0

2.5 TU/TH May 21-June 13 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $112/$168 7/14 2740-1

2.5 TU/TH June 18-July 11 July 4 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $98/$147 7/14 2741-1

2.5 TU/TH July 16-August 8 9am-10:30am SARC-Multi B $112/$168 7/14 2742-1

3 TU/TH May 21-June 13 9 am-11 am SARC Preschool $112/$168 9/18 2740-2

3 TU/TH June 18-July 11 July 4 9am-11am SARC Preschool $98/$147 9/18 2741-2

3 TU/TH July 16-August 8 9am-11am SARC Preschool $112/$168 9/18 2742-2

3 TU/TH May 21-June 13 9am-11am MSRC-106 $112/$168 9/18 2740-3

3 TU/TH June 18-July 11 July 4 9am-11am MSRC-106 $98/$147 9/18 2741-3

3 TU/TH July 16-August 8 9am-11am MSRC-106 $112/$168 9/18 2742-3

4 M/W May 20-June 12 May 27 9am-11am SARC Preschool $98/$147 9/18 2740-4

4 NEW M/W/F June 17-July 12 July 5 9am-11am SARC Preschool $154/231 9/18 2741-4

4 NEW M/W/F July 15-August 9 9am-11am SARC Preschool $168/$252 9/18 2742-4

4 M/W May 20-June 12 May 27 9am-11am MSRC-106 $98/$147 9/18 2740-5

4 NEW M/W/F June 17-July 12 July 5 9am-11am MSRC-106 $154/$231 9/18 2741-5

4 NEW M/W/F July 15-August 9 9am-11am MSRC-106 $168/$252 9/18 2742-5

Safety Village

Age: 4-7

New Class

Times

Designed to build a foundation of safety awareness in young children,

the key curriculum incorporates personal, pedestrian, passenger, home

and play safety in a fun atmosphere that develops confidence, selfreliance

and sound decision-making abilities. Children learn how to

handle specific safety situations such as being approached by a stranger

and how community workers help people. This program is based on a

play philosophy. Classroom visitors, games, crafts, music, stories, films

and role playing are a part of the safe behavior instruction. Instructor:

GEPD Staff. [JR]

Days: Monday-Thursday (No Class July 4)

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 10/18

Age Date No Class Time R/NR Fee Code

4-6 June 10-20 9am-11am $110/$165 2723-0

4-7 June 10-20 12pm-2pm $110/$165 2723-1

4-6 June 24-July 3 July 4 9am-11am $96/$144 2723-2

4-7 June 24-July 3 July 4 12pm-2pm $96/$144 2723-3

4-6 July 8-18 9am-11am $110/$165 2723-4

4-7 July 8-18 12pm-2pm $110/$165 2723-5

4-6 July 22-August 1 9am-11am $110/$165 2723-6

4-7 July 22-August 1 12pm-2pm $110/$165 2723-7

SUMMER CAMPS

Imagination Station

Age: 4-7

We celebrate fun in the sun with games, arts & crafts and water play. Campers socialize and make new friends in an energized

camp setting! Each child receives a “fun-tastic” camp t-shirt! Send a water bottle and a snack each day, and dress campers in

clothes appropriate for playing and arts and craft projects. Also, please consider applying sunscreen to your camper prior to arrival

and providing a hat for protection from the sun. Please provide a swimsuit in your child’s backpack each day for possible water

play. Check-in is at the playground on fair weather days and in the shelter on rainy days. No camp the week of July 4th. [JR]

Days: Monday-Friday

Time: 8:30am-11:30am

Location: Newton Park

R/NR Fee: $85/$127

Min/Max: 15/25

Date

Code

June 3-7 2720-0

June 10-14 2720-1

June 17-21 2720-2

June 24-28 2720-3

July 8-12 2720-5

July 15-19 2720-6

July 22-26 2720-7

July 29-August 2 2720-8

SUMMER CAMPS

Kindergarten Kids Camp

Age: 5-6

This camp is designed to keep your child’s academic skill sharp over the summer

while having fun! We will journal, practicing upper and lower case, spelling and sight

words. We will incorporate addition skills and introduce money. Children will do

crafts, have free time and play outside. Please bring a snack and beverage every day.

This camp is designed for children entering or exiting kindergarten. Instructor:

GEPD Staff. [JR]

Days: Monday-Thursday

Min/Max: 10/20

Date No Class Time Location R/NR Fee Code

May 20-June 13 May 27 9am-11:30am MSRC-114 $210/$315 2743-0

May 20-June 13 May 27 Noon-2:30pm MSRC-114 $210/$315 2743-1

June 17-July 11 July 4 9am-11:30am MSRC-114 $210/$315 2743-4

July 15-August 8 9am-11:30am MSRC-114 $224/$336 2743-6

May 20-June 13 May 27 9am-11:30am MSRC-204 $210/$315 2743-2

June 17-July 11 July 4 9am-11:30am MSRC-204 $210/$315 2743-5

July 15-August 8 9am-11:30am MSRC-204 $224/$336 2743-7

First Grade Kids Camp

Age: 6-7

This program is designed to keep your child’s academic skills sharp over the summer

while having fun! We cover reading, math and writing as recommended by first grade

standards and include crafts and outside play. We have weekly show and tell. A snack

and beverage are required every day. Your child will have fun and learn at the same

time! This camp is designed for children entering and exiting first grade. Instructor:

GEPD Staff. [JR]

Days: Monday-Thursday

Min/Max: 10/20

Date No Class Time Location R/NR Fee Code

June 17-July 11 July 4 Noon-2:30pm MSRC-114 $210/$315 2744-0

July 15-August 8 Noon-2:30pm MSRC-114 $224/$336 2744-2

SUMMER CAMPS

Turf & Surf I & II

Age: 10-14

Get ready for the best on-the-road bike camp! In the

morning, we’ll bike to a local destination. In the afternoon,

we bike to Sunset Pool to eat our sack lunch and spend

time at the pool. The day ends at Sunset Park at 3 pm where

participants are released. All campers are required to have

bikes, bike locks, helmets, water bottles and backpacks.

Participants will not be allowed to bike without a helmet.

Participants need to bring sack lunches and snacks every

day or money to purchase items, if desired. This program

requires biking in adverse weather, including rain, heat or

cold. Campers must come to camp with a working bike.

Counselors only carry tire pumps and basic tools with them

during the day to fix minor bike issues in emergencies.

Participants must register the Wednesday before the week

they are attending.

Please Note: If there are not enough participants registered in

each age divided camp, we may combine the two camps and

activities. [BM]

No prorating allowed.

Days: Monday-Friday

Time: 9am-3pm

Location: Meet at MSRC entrance on Hill Avenue

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

*R/NR Fee: $92/$138 (No class July 4.)

Min/Max: 6/14

Turf & Surf I

Age: 10-12

For campers just starting on their biking experience, we

offer an opportunity to explore local parks and outside

activities, while learning about bike safety. Enjoy the freedom

of jumping on your bike with your friends (and counselors)

and heading out to go bowling, hitting the links (mini-golf,

of course), or going to the movies. You will receive a list of

activities for the summer prior to the week of camp in which

you are registered. [BM]

Turf & Surf II

Age: 12-14

Get out and go! Turf & Surf II is designed for the older, more

experienced rider. Destinations will include anywhere from

local parks to neighboring community water parks. We’ll still

go bowling, golfing and hit the movies, but we’ll move at a

faster pace and have an alternate schedule to Turf & Surf I.

Grab your bike, helmet, lunch and backpack as we head out

for another summer adventure! [BM]

Date T&S I T&S II

June 10-14 6710-0 6711-0

June 17-21 6710-1 6711-1

June 24-28 6710-2 6711-2

*July 1-5 6710-3 6711-3

July 8-12 6710-4 6711-4

July 15-19 6710-5 6711-5

July 22-26 6710-6 6711-6

July 29-August 2 6710-7 6711-7

August 5-9 6710-8 6711-8

Turf & Surf to Camp Caravan Transition

Age: 10-14

Does your child still want to attend camp after Turf and Surf

is over at 3pm? You can enroll your child to attend Camp

Caravan after Turf and Surf from 3pm-4:15pm Monday-

Thursday. When you register, please choose the days your

child will attend Camp Caravan. If your child needs to stay

at camp past 4:15pm, please register for the Camp Caravan

Extended Care. You must register for this transition camp the

Thursday prior to the week you attend Turf and Surf. This does

not apply for Fridays, due to Camp Caravan field trips.

R/NR Fees:

1-Day: $5/$8 • 2-Day: $10/$15 • 3-Day: $15/$23 •

4-Day: $20/$30

Date

Code

June 10-14 6712-0

June 17-21 6712-1

June 24-28 6712-2

July 1-5 (No class July 4) 6712-3

July 8-12 6712-4

July 15-19 6712-5

July 22-26 6712-6

July 29-2 6712-7

August 5-9 6712-8

T-Rexplorers

Discovery Camp

Age: 8-12

NEW

Horsemanship Summer

Camp

Age: 8 & Up

This camp is designed for the beginnernovice

rider and for anyone interested

in learning about the care of horses. It

will include 1 hour of riding and 1 hour

of horse care, knowledge and study.

There will be a 1/2 hour lunch break.

Please bring a packed lunch; juice box

or water will be provided. Lessons are

held inside our heated indoor arena

during inclement weather. Long pants

should be worn. No sandals or opentoe

shoes allowed. All participants will

receive a t-shirt. Instructor: Dunham

Woods Farm staff (4 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday-Wednesday

Time: 11:30am-2pm

Location: Dunham Woods Farm in

Wayne, IL

Min/Max: 1/4

R/NR Fee: $280/$420

Date: June 11-19

Code: 6770-1

Date: July 9-17

Code: 6770-2

Date: August 6-14

Code: 6770-3

There’s a little explorer in all of us -

and if you’re ready for an adventure

in dinosaur discovery, this camp is

for you! Join us and be prepared to

get a bit dirty in this unique, handson

exploration of dinosaur science

and paleontology. Experienced

dinosaur fossil hunter, David Howe of

T-Rexplorers, will take you on daily

investigations of authentic dinosaur

fossil types from numerous species

including favorites like Triceratops,

Tyrannosaurus-Rex, Diplodocus and

Ankylosaurus. The camp includes

discovery, humor, fun, games and an

activity or craft to take home. Some

activities may include excavating replica

dinosaur bones, field casting, and

reproducing dinosaur tracks! Please

send a snack and water bottle each

day, no pop or sugary drinks please, as

they may damage specimens if spilled.

Instructor: David Howe. [JR]

Days: Monday-Friday

Location: Maryknoll Park Paddle Hut

Time: 9am-Noon

R/NR Fee: $182/$273

Min/Max: 6/20

Date: July 15-19

Code: 2726-0

Date: August 12-16

Code: 2726-1

Multimedia Masterpieces

Age: 6-8 & 9-12

Enter the exciting world of art through

a variety of activities that focus on the

creative process and development of

imagination. Explore acrylic painting,

sculpture, drawing, water color and

more. Children will paint several predrawn

images on canvas board and

watercolor paper, boosting confidence

and motivation. This summer’s theme

“Ancient Greece,” was selected by last

summer’s campers. Students must

bring a full roll of paper towels; all

other supplies are provided. Wear old

clothes and good shoes, but no clogs

please. Instructor: Tony & Friends Art

Studio. [JR]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: August 5-9

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 12/20

R/NR Fee: $140/$210

Age: 6-8

Time: 9am-Noon

Code: 2824-0

Age: 9-12

Time: 1pm-4pm

Code: 2824-1

SUMMER CAMPS

Churchill Park Nature Camps

SUMMER CAMPS

An Introduction to Nature

Age: 3-4

This camp is for young explorers! Each

day we will venture into a new area of

the park to look for interesting plants,

animals, rocks, logs and to search

the edges of the ponds. Simple crafts

and games will be used to further

explain basic nature concepts. We are

unable to change diapers/pull-ups, so

participants should be able to use toilet

unassisted (only a rented, portable unit

is available in park). A detailed letter will

be sent before camp. Instructor: GEPD

Nature Staff [JR]

Date: July 1-5 (no camp July 4)

Day: Monday-Wednesday & Friday

Time: 9am-Noon

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $64/$96

Min/Max: 8/12

Code: 2745-2

Date: July 15-19

Day: Monday-Friday

Time: 9am-Noon

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $80/$120

Min/Max: 8/12

Code: 2745-6

Art in Nature Camp

NEW

Age: 6-10

Let nature inspire creativity! Each

day, campers will explore different

ecosystems in the park to learn about

nature before using different media to

express artistic themes. Watercolors,

acrylic paints, crayons, chalk, clay,

tissue paper, and other tools will be

used throughout the week to create

unique and original masterpieces.

Please have your child wear clothes

that can get messy. Instructor: Tammie

Yabuta-Brodrick [JR]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: June 10-14

Time: 9am-Noon

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $90/$135

Min/Max: 7/12

Code: 2745-5

Grades K-5

Nature Camps

Day: Monday-Friday

Time: 9am-Noon

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $80/$120

Min/Max: 8/12

Instructor: Renae Frigo

Detailed information about the week will be mailed before camp.

Exploring Nature

Grade: K-1

Outdoor exploration and animal awareness are our focus. We will explore the

woods, prairie and wet areas in search of any animal we can find. Campers will

roll logs looking for slugs and centipedes, wade in the water to net tadpoles

and frogs, and crawl through the tall grasses searching for camouflaged

insects. Your child may return home a bit wet and muddy, but with a smile on

their face! [JR]

Date: June 17-21

Code: 2745-0

Understanding Nature

Grade: 2-3

Science can be fun with the right

approach. Campers will be challenged

each day to learn new science skills

to solve nature mysteries. Children

will learn how to use plant and animal

identification keys, field guides, sample

and analyze soil and water samples,

use thermometers, anemometers and

more. Expect your child to get a bit wet

and muddy each day. [JR]

Date: June 24-28

Code: 2745-1

NEW

Pedal to Petals:

A Nature Biking Camp

Grade 4-5

A camp designed for kids who enjoy biking and exploring nature! Each day, we

will explore local fields, forests, streams and wetlands. Churchill Park serves as

our home-base. Monday and Friday will be on-site. Tuesday and Thursday we

bike via the Great Western Trail to Churchill Woods to explore the prairie and

river ecosystems. On Wednesday, we bike via the Prairie Path to Lincoln Marsh

in Wheaton to explore wetlands. Participants must be able to ride at least 10

miles per day and have a bike in good condition. Helmets will be worn at all

times and bike safety will be stressed. [JR]

Date: July 8-12

Code: 2745-3

All Star Sports Camps

Super Sports Camp

Age: 6-9

This camp is for the all around athlete

or for someone who wants to try it all.

Sports like soccer, basketball, hockey,

football, and baseball will be taught

in detail. The main focal point of this

camp is teamwork and sportsmanship.

Each sport is covered in a way so that

every participant can contribute to

his or her team’s success. This camp

is not about winning or losing it’s

about having FUN and learning. The

camp runs for 1 week, 2 hours a day.

Equipment: Provided. Instructor: All

Star Sports Instruction. [JR]

Date: June 10-14 • Code: 2881-0

Lacrosse Camp

Age: 5-9

Learn the fundamentals of an up

and coming sport! We will teach kids

lacrosse in a fun, safe environment.

Many mechanical skills will be taught

while covering game time situations

and strategies. Our goals are to educate

students while emphasizing teamwork

and sportsmanship, making sure that

everyone’s experience is positive. We

understand the difference between

boys and girls lacrosse so we have

created a mixture of the two that

enhance everyone’s play. Equipment:

helmet, eye protection, and gloves.

Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction.

[JR]

Date: June 24-28 • Code: 2881-1

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Location: Ackerman Park (Meet at the picnic table near the playground)

Rain Location: ASFC

Min/Max: 12/25

R/NR Fee: $110/$165S

Soccer Camp

Age: 6-9

All Star Sports covers every aspect of the

world’s most popular game. Kids build

confidence and self-esteem as they

are challenged with many short-term

goals over a week. The trained staff will

be able to enhance play, whether they

are beginners or have played on travel

teams. Each day consists of stretching

and warm-ups, drills and skills, fun

competitions, and a strategy session

all leading up to a game. Equipment

needed: Must bring your own soccer

ball and shin guards. Instructor: All Star

Sports Instruction. [JR]

Date: July 22-26 • Code: 2881-2

Super Sports Camp

Age: 5-8

This camp is for the all around athlete

or for someone who wants to try it all.

Sports like soccer, basketball, hockey,

football, and baseball will be taught in

detail. The main focal point of this camp

is teamwork and sportsmanship. Each

sport is covered in a way so that every

participant can contribute to his or her

team’s success. This camp is not about

winning or losing it’s about having FUN

and learning. The camp runs for 1 week,

2 hours a day. Equipment: Provided.

Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction. [JR]

Date: August 5-9 • Code: 2881-3

SUMMER CAMPS

Future Pros Summer

Soccer Camps

Pee Wee Camp

Age: 4-5

Introduce your little one to the world’s game! Players learn a

variety of skills in fun, low pressure games and activities. The

primary focus is FUN in a safe and structured environment

through games and drills. All participants receive a t-shirt and

soccer ball! Instructor: Future Pros. [BB]

Day: Monday-Friday • Time: 9am-10:30am

Location: Ackerman Park

Min/Max: 10/50

R/NR Fee: $70/$105

Open Camp

Ages: 5-14

With increased skill comes increased success. With increased

success comes a higher level of enjoyment. Our ultimate goal

is to share our love for the game with the participants of the

program in the hopes that players will come to love the game

as we do. We will focus on the development of technical and

tactical ability through games and drills. Players are divided

by age and ability level for proper instruction. All participants

receive a t-shirt and soccer ball! Instructor: Future Pros. [BB]

Day: Monday-Friday • Time: 9am-Noon

Location: Ackerman Park

Min/Max: 10/50

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Goalie Camp

Ages: 9-14

We focus on the advancement of technical, tactical and

psychological development in relation to playing in goal.

Reaction time, positioning, confidence, proper technique

in receiving and distributing the ball are stressed. Specialty

camp dedicated to advancing the ability and confidence of

goalkeepers. All participants receive a t-shirt and soccer ball!

Instructor: Future Pros. [BB]

Day: Monday-Friday • Time: 10:30am-Noon

Location: Ackerman Park

Min/Max: 5/20

R/NR Fee: $70/$105

Future Pros Camps

Dates Pee Wee Camp Open Camp Goalie Camp

June 10-14 3312-0 3312-3 3312-6

July 8-12 3312-1 3312-4 3312-7

August 5-9 3312-2 3312-5 3312-8

Chicago Storm

Soccer Camps

We offer the unique opportunity for children to work with

professional and collegiate soccer players and coaches.

Campers of all levels work on skills and strategies in a

curriculum that is game-like and fun! We group campers

according to age and/or skill level. All campers receive a

t-shirt, soccer ball and player evaluation. [BB]

Date: August 12-16

Location: Ackerman Park

Mini-Kickers

Age: 4-6

Ideal for beginners, campers learn the basics of soccer in a

fun and entertaining environment designed for their age and

skill level.

Time: 9am-Noon; August 16

(9am-1pm; lunch break on Friday)

R/NR: $145/$210

Code: 3380-0

Half Day

Age: 7-13

Ideal for recreational and intermediate players, campers are

taught dribbling, passing/receiving and shooting skills in a fun,

entertaining and game like environment.

Time: 9am-Noon; August 16

(9am-1pm; lunch break on Friday)

R/NR: $145/$210

Code: 3380-1

Full Day

Age: 7-13

Ideal for recreational and intermediate players, campers

expand on the Half Day experience by focusing on team

tactics and strategies in an interactive game and scrimmage

environment. 45-minute lunch break every day.

Time: 9am-3pm

R/NR: $180/$265

Code: 3380-2

Football Camps

Volleyball Camps

Youth Football 7-on-7 Passing Camp

Grades: 3-8

Get ready for the upcoming season in this fun and fast-paced

passing camp. Volunteer coaches will work with the players

stressing the fundamentals of the passing game (4 classes).

[CB]

Day: Monday Code Grade

Date: June 11-July 1 7175-0 3

Time: 6pm-8pm 7175-1 4

Location: Newton Park 7175-2 5-6

R/NR Fee: $25/$32 7175-3 7-8

Youth QB Clinic

Grade: 3-8

Participants learn fundamental skills including proper grip,

throwing motion and footwork. Volunteer coaches work with

players to prepare them for the upcoming season (4 classes).

[CB]

Day: Friday Code Grade

Date: May 31-June 21 7175-4 3

Time: 4pm-5pm 7175-5 4

Location: Newton Park 7175-6 5-6

R/NR Fee: $40/$60 7175-7 7-8

Youth Football Team Strength & Agility

Training Camp

Grades: 4-8

Through supervised workouts, participants learn principles,

techniques and drills to become faster, stronger and more

powerful. All participants should bring water and wear cleats

(11 classes). [CB]

Day: Mon/Wed/Fri Code Grade Time

Date: July 8-July 31 7176-0 3 Noon-1pm

Location: Newton Park 7176-1 4 Noon-1pm

R/NR Fee: $110/$165 7176-2 5-6 Noon-1pm

7176-3 7-8 1pm-2pm

Indoor Volleyball Camp

Grade: 3-8

Students concentrate on the fundamentals of passing,

setting and spiking. The lesson plan directs the use of selfmastery

training that helps each student reach a new level in

preparation for the upcoming season. Instructor: Volleyball

Professionals

(4 classes). [CB]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: July 29-August 1

Location: ASFC

R/NR Fee: $105/$158

Code Grade Time

7093-0 3-5 2pm-3:30pm

7093-1 6-8 3:30pm-5pm

Basketball Camps

Basketball Game Camp

Boys & Girls Grade: 3-8

NEW

Led by Glenbard North Assistant Basketball Coach Erin

Dwyer and assisted by other local high school coaches and

former collegiate players, this camp is designed to offer the

best of every training program you can ask for. Participants

work through detailed skills training to build a foundation

of fundamentals. Team strategy and overall offensive and

defensive I.Q. is taught, culminating in live game play to apply

everything they have learned. Instructor: Erin Dwyer & Staff

(5 classes). [CB]

Day: Monday-Friday

Location: ASFC

R/NR Fee: $150/$225

Each Level Min/Max: 20

Session I: July 29-August 2

Grade Boys Girls

9am-11am 11am-1pm

3-4 7096-0 7097-0

5-6 7096-1 7097-1

7-8 7096-2 7097-2

Session II: August 5-9

Grade Boys Girls

9am-11am 11am-1pm

3-4 7096-3 7097-3

5-6 7096-4 7097-4

7-8 7096-5 7097-5

See our Bulls

Camps on p. 52

SUMMER CAMPS

Glenbard West Camps

For more information on these camps, visit www.geparkathletics.org

GLENBARD WEST CAMPS

CODE GIRLS GRADE DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION

7001-1 Badminton 5-12 M-F July 8-12 1pm-3pm $60 GBW Fieldhouse

7000-0 Basketball 4-6 M-Th July 8-18 10am-12pm $90 GBW Main Gym

7000-1 Basketball 7-8 M-Th June 10-20 10am-12pm $90 Field House

7000-2 Basketball 9-10 Th/F June 6-7 8am-10am $100 GBW Fieldhouse

M-F June 10-21 8am-10am

7000-3 Basketball Varsity Th/F June 6-7 10am-12pm $100 Main Gym

M-Th June 10- 27 10am-12pm

7001-0 Cheerleading 1-5 M/Tu/W/F July 1-3, 5 9am-11am $65 GBW Fieldhouse

7001-1 Cheerleading 9-12 M/Tu/W/F July 1-3, 5 4pm-6pm $75 GBW Fieldhouse

M-Th July 8-18 1pm-4pm $100

M-W July 22-24 1pm-4pm

7002-0 Cross Country 6-12 M/Tu/Th/F June17-July 26 6:30am-8:30am $75 GBW Outdoor Track

7003-0 Golf 7-12 M/W June 3-19 1pm-3pm $150 Western Acres GC

7004-0 Field Hockey 3-8 M-F June 10-21* 1pm-2:30pm $70 Memorial Field

7004-1 Field Hockey 9-12 M-F June 10-21* 11am-1pm $150 Memorial Field

M June 10-July 22* 5pm-8pm

7005-0 Lacrosse 6-8 M-F July 8-12 4pm-6pm $75 Ackerman Park

7005-1 Lacrosse 9-12 M-F July 8-17 4pm-6pm $100 Ackerman Park

7006-0 Soccer 6-8 M-F June 24-28 11am-12:30pm $55 Memorial Field

7006-1 Soccer 9-12 M-F June 24-July 3 12:30pm-2:30pm $90 Memorial Field

7006-2 Soccer 9-10 M/W June 10-July 29 5pm-7pm $110 Memorial Field & Away Games

7006-3 Soccer 11-12 M/W June 10-July 29 6:30pm-8:30pm $110 Memorial Field & Away Games

7007-0 Softball 4-8 M-F July 15-19 9am-11am $75 Memorial Field

7007-1 Softball 9-12 M-Th July 15-25 11:30am-1:30pm $75 Memorial Field

7008-0 Volleyball 5-6 M-Th June 10-20 3pm-5pm $110 GBW Main Gym

7008-1 Volleyball 7-8 M-Th June 10-20 5pm-7pm $110 GBW Main Gym

7008-2 Volleyball 9 M-Th June 10-20 7pm-9pm $110 GBW Main Gym

7008-3 Volleyball 10-12 M June 10-July 22 6pm-9pm $125 GBW Main Gym

Summer League TBA

CODE GIRLS GRADE DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION

7009-0 Basketball 2-3 M-Th June 24-July 3 9am-10:30am $60 GBW Fieldhouse

7009-1 Basketball Shooting 6-8 M-Th June 24-July 3 10:30am-12pm $60 GBW Fieldhouse

Lacrosse Camps

Girls’ Lacrosse Camp

Grade: 3-8

Our experienced and skilled Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association

coaching staff knows how to ensure your child has fun while

learning! Coaches are women with high school, collegiate,

and post collegiate playing experience, current college

athletes, and current varsity high school athletes.

Beginners

Players learn the fundamentals that comprise the building

blocks of girl’s lacrosse. Girls learn drills and play games in

a fun, fast-paced, and dynamic environment. There is also

opportunity for more advanced skill development such as

offensive and defensive positioning and simulated game play.

Experienced

Coaches help experienced players fine tune skills, correct

positioning, and learn advanced techniques for improving

their game. With small group instruction, there is much

opportunity for one to one personal expertise sharing. Players

engage in game-play with instruction in a fast-paced and

dynamic environment.

Equipment Requirement: goggles, sticks and mouth guards.

Sticks and goggles are available to borrow at no charge and

mouth guards are available for purchase the first day of camp.

Stick/Goggle packages are available for those who wish to

purchase equipment. Instructor: Lakeshore Lacrosse. (BB)

Day: Monday-Friday

Level: Beginners

Date: June 17-21 Code: 3321-2

Time: 10am-Noon

Location: Hadley Jr. High Level: Experienced

R/NR Fee: $145/$215 Code: 3321-3

Min/Max: 8/50

Nature Programs

All nature programs are taught by Glen Ellyn Park District Naturalist Renae Frigo [JR]

NATURE PROGRAMS

Nature Outings

Age: 2-5 w/Adult

Explore nature in the spring. New

topics each class, supported by stories,

crafts and an easy exploratory hike.

Join us for one or all of the sessions.

Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

Day: Fridays

Time: 10am-11am

R/NR Fee: $15/$22.50 per family

Min/Max: 5/10 families

April 19: Lake Ellyn Park

Code: 2837-1

May 3: Ackerman Woods

Code: 2837-2

May 17: Churchill Park

Code: 2837-3

Water Critters

NEW

Age: 5+

Explore the pond edges at Churchill

Park. Search for frogs, tadpoles, fish,

crayfish, water beetles and dragonflies.

Field guides and picture keys will be

used to help your young explorer hone

their identification skills. Wear rubber

boots or old gym shoes that can get

wet and muddy. Nets and buckets

provided. Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

NEW

Lake Ellyn

Scavenger Hunt

Age: 5+

We will loop the lake in search of clues

that will lead to a special treasure.

The clues and small challenges will

be related to plants and animals in

the park. It is a great way to have fun

and learn a little natural science in the

process. Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

Date: Saturday, June 1

Time: 1pm-2:30pm

Location: Lake Ellyn Park

R/NR Fee: $10/$15

Min/Max: 5/12

Code: 2837-5

Bug Hike

Age: 5+

Crickets, grasshoppers and butterflies

are quite common this time of year.

We will head into the fields with nets

and jars to see the hoppers and flyers.

Next we’ll move to the woods to

check under logs for the non-bugs like

worms, slugs and centipedes. Lastly,

the group will go to the ponds to find

aquatic swimmers. Please wear shoes

and pants that can get wet and muddy.

Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

Date: Saturday, August 10

Time: 1pm-2:30pm

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $10/$15

Min/Max: 5/10

Code: 2836-3

Family Camping Night

Age: All

Learn the basics of camping without

having to buy all the gear. Join us

for an overnight adventure close to

home. Learn how to set up a tent, build

a campfire, and cook a few simple

treats over the fire. Enjoy a night hike,

share stories around the campfire and

breakfast in the morning. Please let us

know one week prior to the campout

if you need to borrow a tent. A detailed

letter will be provided earlier in the

week. If you need to borrow a tent,

please contact Renae at 630-222-3478.

[JR]

Friday, August 9-Saturday, August 10

Time: 6pm-8am

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fees: $40/$60 per family

Min/Max: 3/8 families

Code: 2836-1

Solstice Night Hike

NEW

Age: All

Celebrate the longest day of the year

with a late night hike through the fields

and woods. We’ll search for owls,

bats, nighthawks, raccoons, opossums

and many other nocturnal animals.

Bring the family for some evening

entertainment away from the television.

Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

Date: Friday, June 21

Time: 8pm-9pm

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $15/$23 per family

Min/Max: 3/10

Code: 2837-4

Date: Saturday, May 11

Time: 12:30pm-2pm

Location: Churchill Park

R/NR Fee: $10/$15

Min/Max: 5/12

Code: 2836-0

Intro to Birding

NEW

Age: 12+

You may have seen them before, those

odd-looking folks dressed in safarilike

gear creeping through the woods

with binoculars glued to their faces.

Or maybe you saw the movie The Big

Year (about competitive-level bird

watching) and were intrigued. Join us

on Friday for a quick introduction to the

world of birds and unleash your inner

birder. If you enjoy being outdoors,

slower paced walks, and the chance

to discover new species – then join

us for a picture presentation of the

common birds of our region. Then,

early on Saturday morning, we’ll hike

through Churchill Park in search of

avian life. Field guides, a list of great

places to bird, and a few checklists

will be included. If you need to

borrow binoculars, please let us know.

Instructor: Renae Frigo [JR]

R/NR Fee: $10/$15

Min/Max: 6/20

Code: 2837-6

Date: Friday, April 19

Time: 7pm-8pm

Location: SARC

Date: Saturday, April 20

Time: 7am-8am

Location: Churchill Park

Earth Day Summit

Age: All

Join us this Earth Day for an evening

of information and inspiration. Several

local environmental organizations

will explain their roles in greening our

community and share ideas on how

you can help in these efforts. [JR]

Date: Monday, April 22

Time: 7pm-8:30pm

Location: Lake Ellyn Boathouse

Fee: FREE but please register

Code: 2636-6

Restoration & Education!

Age: 5 +

Help restore your neighborhood parks.

Join us on any of these mornings to

help clear invasive plants, clean-up

trash, plant native plants and seeds,

maintain trails and more. This is a

great opportunity for families and

service groups to give back to their

community. Please bring work gloves if

you have them. Please contact Renae

at 630-222-3478 or rfrigo@gepark.org

if you have questions or plan to bring a

group. [JR]

Day: Saturday

Time: 9am-11am

Ackerman Park

August 17

Churchill Park

April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13,

August 10, September 28, October 12,

November 9, December 14

Danby Park

May 18, September 14

Glen Ellyn Manor Park

April 20, June 1, October 19

Native Plant

Gardening Ideas

Age: 18+

Have you thought about

incorporating native perennials into

your landscape, but not sure where

to start? We’ll take a walk along the

trails of Churchill Park and show

you some native plants that work

well in a variety of garden settings,

from sun to shade to wet areas. A

hand-out will be provided with lists

of recommended plants and places

to purchase them. Instructor: Renae

Frigo [JR]

Date: Saturday, April 20

Time: 1pm-2pm

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: FREE

Min/Max: 3/20

Code: 2837-0

Elegant Edibles:

Vegetable Gardening

in the French Style

Age: 18+

NEW

Join local landscape designer

Tina Koral and learn the basics of

designing and planting a French

potager-style vegetable garden,

in which vegetables, herbs, and

flowers are grown together.

Participants will receive an

informational hand-out. Instructor:

Tina Koral [JR]

Date: Wednesday, April 3

Time: 7pm-8pm

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $10/$15

Min/Max: 7/30

Code: 2837-8

NATURE PROGRAMS

Preschool 2013-14

PRESCHOOL

2013-2014 Preschool Year

The Glen Ellyn Park District Preschool program is sure to keep

active children busy! The Park District Preschool provides

a stimulating environment which enhances socialization,

cooperative play and fun-filled learning. We are a play-based

program that is focused on the idea that children learn the

most from the most creative lessons. Games, crafts, songs

and stories are all age appropriate and easy to enjoy. The

five levels offered by the Glen Ellyn Park District incorporate

science, language and motor development in a recreational

setting. For questions or concerns, please contact Jeannie

Robinson, Recreation Supervisor at jrobinson@gepark.org.

Preschool begins the week of September 3 & 4, 2013 and

concludes the week of May 9, 2014. Classes will not meet on

legal public holidays as determined by the District 41 school

calendar. There may be additional dates which will be stated

in your Glen Ellyn Park District Preschool Calendar.

Program Philosophy

The Glen Ellen Park District provides a variety of experiences

and media to facilitate learning concepts of vocabulary,

numbers, shape, form and other cognitive abilities through a

play-based atmosphere where children explore and develop.

Play serves many developmental purposes. As an activity

of intense concentration and involvement, play is a time

for problem-solving, sorting out and organizing new ideas,

developing an understanding of others and one’s own ability

to relate to them, and investigating and experimenting with

new possibilities.

The daily schedule is a mixture of teacher-directed, childdirected,

small and large group activities based around a

weekly theme. Children are involved with block building, art

materials, music, books, dramatic playing, cooking and more.

Children also have monthly visits from the Glen Ellyn Public

Library, B#arp Music for Children and Nature Programs by the

GEPD Naturalist.

Registration & Payment Information

Registration will be for the complete school year (September

2013-May 2014) and must be done in person at either Main

Street Recreation Center or Spring Avenue Recreation Center.

Children must submit a copy of their birth certificate at the

time of their registration and have been born before:

• March 1, 2011 for our two plus program

• September 1, 2010 for our three-year-old program

• September 1, 2009 for our four-year-old program

• March 1, 2009 for our four plus program

• September 1, 2008 for our Kindergarten Enrichment

program

At the time of registration, a nonrefundable deposit of $75

Resident/$113 Nonresident is made. The remainder of the

yearly fee is divided into five equal payments charged to a

Visa, MasterCard or Discover card in May, June, July, August,

and September. You will be notified of the equal amounts

on the Preschool Registration Form which you will receive

at the time of registration. A $20 service fee will be charged

for each returned check. A check, cash or a credit card may

be used for the deposit payment. The five equal payments

in May, June, July, August, and September will be made by a

credit card unless a check or cash are presented to make full

payment for the entire 2013-2014 Preschool Year before May

3, 2013.

Registration & Payment Information

Registration will be for the complete school year (September

2013-May 2014) and must be done in person at either Main

Street Recreation Center or Spring Avenue Recreation Center.

Parents must submit a copy of their child’s birth certificate at

the time of registration.

At the time of registration, a nonrefundable deposit of $75

Resident / $113 Nonresident is made. The remainder of the

yearly fee is divided into five equal payments charged to a

Visa, MasterCard or Discover card on:

May 1 • June 1 • July 1 • August 1 • September 1

You will be notified of the equal amounts on the Preschool

Registration Form which you will receive at the time of

registration. A $20 service fee will be charged for each

returned check. A check, cash or a credit card may be used

for the deposit payment. The five equal payments will be

made by a credit card unless a check or cash are presented

to make full payment for the entire 2013-2014 Preschool Year

before May 3, 2013.

2+ Preschool

This program is geared toward having a successful first

school-away-from-parent experience while preparing for the

three-year-old program. Emphasis is placed on socialization

skills as well as building self confidence and self-esteem. In

case of accidents, parents will be notified. The class limit is 14

students. [JR]

3-Year-Old Preschool

This program is designed for children who are two years away

from entering kindergarten. The class limit is 18 students.

Children must be potty trained. [JR]

4-Year-Old Preschool

This program is for children who are one year away from

entering kindergarten. The class limit is 20 students. Children

must be potty trained. [JR]

4+ Preschool

This program is planned for the older and more mature child.

This class is available for children who have not turned five

by September 1, 2013 but will turn five during the months

of September, October, November and December of 2013,

January 2014. The class limit is 16 students. [JR]

Age Day Time Location R/NR Fee Code Status

2+ Tu/Th 9am-11am SARC Multi B $763/$1145 2100-0

2+ M/W/F 9am-11am SARC Multi B $971/$1457 2100-1

2+ Tu/Th 11:45am-1:45pm SARC Multi B $763/$1145 2100-3

3 Tu/Th 9am-11:30am MSRC: Rm 106 $1,037/$1,556 2110-0

3 M/W/F 9am-11:30am MSRC: Rm 106 $1,396/$2,094 2110-1 Full*

3 Tu/Th 9am-11:30am MSRC: Rm 204 $1,037/$1,556 2110-3

3 M/W/F 9am-11:30am MSRC: Rm 204 $1,396/$2,094 2110-5 Full*

3 Tu/Th 9am-11:30am SARC Preschool Rm $1,037/$1,556 2110-4

PRESCHOOL

3-4 NEW M/W/Th 12:30pm-3pm MSRC: Rm 204 $1,506/$2,259 2120-4

4 Tu 12:30pm-3pm MSRC: Rm 204 $532/$798 2120-5

4 NEW M/Tu/W/Th 9am-11:30am MSRC: Rm 114 $2,148/$3,222 2120-0 Full*

4 M/W/F 9am-11:30am SARC Preschool Rm $1,616/$2,424 2120-3 Full*

4+ NEW M/Tu/W/Th/F 12:30pm-3pm MSRC: Rm 106 $2,912/$4,368 2130-0

4+ NEW M/Tu/W/Th 12:30pm-3pm SARC Preschool Rm $2,331/$3,497 2130-1

* At the time of printing, class status was full. However, openings may occur before class starts, so please check back.

** Please call Jeannie at 630-942-7267 for more information on the new 3/4 class in MSRC: Rm 204.

Preschool Plus!

Extended Day Preschool

NEW

Age: 3-4

Extend your child’s preschool morning with our new extended

day preschool. This unstructured playtime program will include

free play, crafts, games and gym time for your little one to

further explore school. This program meets Monday-Thursday

following a half hour transition period after morning school

times. Please pack a lunch each day. Register from one to four

days per week for each half of the school year. Billing is on a

monthly basis, beginning September 1. Space is limited per day.

Please choose your days upon registration. [JR]

Time: Noon-2:30pm

Location: MSRC Preschool Room 114

Min/Max per day: 10/20

Days per FALL (16 weeks) SPRING (17 weeks)

Week R/NR Fee Code R/NR Fee Code

1 Day $240/$360 2150-1 $255/$383 2150-5

2 Days $480/$720 2150-2 $510/$765 2150-6

3 Days $720/$1,080 2150-3 $765/$1,148 2150-7

4 Days $960/$1,440 2150-4 $1,020/$1,530 2150-8

Kindergarten Enrichment

Must be born by: September 1, 2008

This program is designed to enrich and enhance the regular

district kindergarten program in the areas of motor skills,

language arts, music, and creative arts. The goal is to allow

each child to mature academically and socially in a creative,

encouraging and challenging learning environment. Children

must turn five by September 1, 2013 in order to register for

this class. The class limit is 18 students. We will provide a

space for kids to eat lunch after, or prior to KE. Please send a

sack lunch if you plan to have your child eat lunch at KE. [JR]

Location: MSRC 304

Ages 5-6K

Day Time R/NR Fee Code

Tu/Th 9am-11:45am $1,531/$2,297 2140-0

Tu/Th 12:45pm-3:30pm $1,531/$2,297 2140-1

W/F 9am-11:45am $1,531/$2,297 2140-2

W/F 12:45pm-3:30pm $1,531/$2,297 2140-3

Early Childhood Athletics

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Little Pros

Age: 2-3 & Adult

This is the perfect class for energetic children who love to

run, jump and play ball! You and your child will learn to warm

up, cool down and have fun while getting fit. We teach a different

sport each week. All children must be accompanied by

a participating parent. Instructor: Tracy Gustello (7 classes).

[JR]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 25-August 13 (No Class July 9)

Time: 10:15am-11am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $45/$68

Code: 2835-4

Little Rookies

Age: 2-5

Sample a different sport each week! Children learn to warm

up, cool down, and have fun while getting fit. Classes are

designed to improve listening skills, instill a sense of teamwork

and enhance overall physical development in your child

while having fun! Children 2-3 must be accompanied by a

parent. Children 4-5 years may attend alone. Instructor: Tracy

Gustello (7 classes). [JR]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 25-August 13 (No Class July 9)

Time: 11:15am-Noon

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $45/$68

Code: 2835-3

Mini Pros Soccer

Age: 4-5

Introduce your little one to the world’s most popular sport.

Your child will learn not only basic skills, but also a lifetime

love for the soccer! Each participant receives a soccer ball. If

a class is cancelled, make-ups will be done at the end of each

session, if possible. Instructor: Future Pros. [BB]

Day: Friday

Location: ASFC

Min/Max: 5/20

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Date: June 14-August 9 (8 classes) (No class July 5)

Time: 10:45am-11:30am

Code: 3309-0

Time: 11:45am-12:30pm

Code: 3309-1

Time: 12:45pm-1:30pm

Code: 3309-2

Date: August 16-October 4 (8 classes)

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Time: 10:45am-11:30am

Code: 3309-3

Time: 11:45am-12:30pm

Code: 3309-4

Time: 12:45pm-1:30pm

Code: 3309-5

GEPD Tot Sports

Adult/Tot Sports (ATS)

Age: 2-3½

Be more active with your tot! Run, jump, throw and laugh

together as you play a variety of games and work on gross

motor skills. We emphasize basic skills and fun. Instructor:

Coach Ed. [JR]

Sports Starter (SS)

Age: 3-4

We introduce your child to sports skills and play. Instructor:

Coach Ed. [JR]

Mini Sports (MS)

Age: 4-5

We emphasize safety, cooperation, social development and

basic sports skills. We use age and size appropriate equipment

to teach fundamentals and develop participants’ motor skills

and sense of teamwork. Classes offered: hoops, t-ball, soccer,

hockey and general all-sports. Please see the class listing for

specific classes. Instructor: Coach Ed. [JR]

Mini Sports Plus (MSP)

Age: 5-7

Plus classes are for children who have attended at least two

sessions of Level I classes. We stress safety, cooperation, social

development are stressed as basic sports skills and taught

in a fun way. We use age and size appropriate equipment to

teach fundamentals and develop participant’s motor skills and

sense of teamwork. Classes offered: hoops, t-ball, soccer and

general all-sports. Instructor: Coach Ed. [JR]

Sports Time (ST)

Age: 7-8

Children play basketball, hockey, baseball, football and soccer.

Instructor: Coach Ed. [JR]

Min/Max: 6/14

Location: MSRC

Instructor: Coach Ed

R/NR: $69/$104

Monday: April 15-May 20 (6 weeks)

Program Time Code

MS Basketball 9:30am-10:30am 2860-0

MS Soccer/Baseball 10:30am-11:30am 2860-1

SS 11:30am-12:15pm 2860-2

MS 3:45pm-4:45pm 2860-3

ST for Boys 4:45pm-5:45pm 2860-4

SS 5:45pm-6:30pm 2860-5

Tuesday: April 16 - May 21 (6 weeks)

Program Time Code

ATS 9:30am-10:15am 2861-0

MS 10:30am-11:30am 2861-1

SS 11:30am-12:15pm 2861-2

MS Soccer/Baseball 3:45pm-4:45pm 2861-3

ST for Girls 4:45pm-5:45pm 2861-4

ATS 5:45pm-6:30pm 2861-5

Wednesday: April 17-May 22 (6 weeks)

Program Time Code

ATS 9:15am-10:00am 2862-0

SS 10:00am-10:45am 2862-1

MS 10:45am-11:45am 2862-2

MSP 1:00pm-2:00pm 2862-3

MS Soccer/Basketball 3:45pm-4:45pm 2862-4

MSP 4:45pm-5:45pm 2862-5

ATS 5:45pm-6:30pm 2862-6

EARLY CHILDHOOD

All Star Sports

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/12

Super Sports (SS)

We teach little superstars the

importance of teamwork and

sportsmanship, while attempting to

spark an interest in playing a variety of

sports. Sports covered will be favorites

such as basketball, hockey, soccer,

baseball, football and many more.

Equipment: changes weekly with the

sport. [JR]

Soccer (SO)

Golf (GO)

We introduce boys and girls to golf

through a number of fun drills and

games that help them learn the

complicated golf swing, rules and

proper etiquette. Equipment: golf clubs

provided (may bring your own clubs).

[JR]

Parent/Tot Sports (PTS)

This program gives you and your

child the opportunity to bond and

have fun together while learning a

variety of sports. This class is great for

simple motor skills such as: catching,

throwing, batting, shooting, passing

and anything that involves hand-eye

coordination. Parents participate with

their child as we play soccer, basketball,

hockey, t-ball, and many other sports.

[JR]

Children learn the basics of soccer in

a fun, exciting way. Dribbling, passing

and shooting are covered through fun

games that keep everyone moving.

This class is great for coordination and

self-esteem. Levels (2-3) are based

on age and whether or not the child

has participated in a class before.

Equipment: soccer ball size: 3-5. [JR]

Hockey (HO)

Learn and play the fastest game

in the world. This action-packed

class emphasizes the importance of

teamwork and sportsmanship, passing,

shooting and stick handling before the

skates go on. Mandatory equipment:

bike helmet and gloves. Optional

equipment: shin pads, knee pads and

elbow pads. [JR]

T-Ball (Baseball2) (TB/BB2)

We cover the basics of baseball in a

fun and safe environment where no

one stands around. We teach throwing,

catching, hitting, fielding, running

the bases and how to play the game.

Games are played every week. Baseball

2 is a continuation of the T-ball class.

Children who have been in the T-ball

class more than once are encouraged

to take the baseball class to improve on

baseball skills. Equipment: must bring

own glove. [JR]

Basketball (BB)

This program will introduce your

children to the game of basketball

if they are beginners or if they need

the know how to get to the next

level. Basic skills of dribbling, passing,

shooting, and defense will be taught.

Games will also be played to show

the importance of teamwork in game

situations. Equipment: Provided [JR]

Lacrosse (LC)

Learn the fundamentals of an up and

coming sport! This class is designed to

teach boys and the game of lacrosse

in a fun and safe environment. Many

mechanical skills will be taught while

also covering game time situations and

strategies. Our goals are to educate our

students of the sport while emphasizing

teamwork and sportsmanship, and

making sure that everyone has a

positive experience. We understand the

difference in boys and girls lacrosse

so we have created a mixture of the

two that will be able to enhance

everyone’s play. Equipment: Helmet,

eye protection, and gloves. [JR]

All Star Sports Schedule

Session I (7 weeks)

R/NR: $80/$120

Monday: June 10-July 22

Program Age Time Code

Super Sports 3-4 9am-9:45am 2870-0

Super Sports 4-6 9:45am-10:45am 2870-1

Golf 6-7 11am-11:45am 2870-2

Lacrosse 5-6 2:45pm-3:30pm 2870-3

Lacrosse 4-5 3:30pm-4:15pm 2870-4

T-Ball 4-6 4:15pm-5:15pm 2870-5

T-Ball 3-4 5:15pm-6pm 2870-6

Tuesday: June 11-July 23

Program Age Time Code

Basketball 3-4 9am-9:45am 2871-0

Basketball 4-6 9:45am-10:45am 2871-1

Lacrosse 5-7 10:45am-11:45am 2871-2

Golf 5-6 3:15pm-4pm 2871-3

Soccer 2 4-6 4:15pm-5:15pm 2871-4

Soccer 3-4 5:15pm-6pm 2871-5

Wednesday: June 12-July 31 (No class July 3)

Program Age Time Code

Parent/Tot Sports 2-3 4:30pm-5:15pm 2872-0

T-Ball 3-4 5:15pm-6pm 2872-1

T-Ball 4-5 6pm-6:45pm 2872-2

Thursday: June 13-August 1 (No class July 4)

Program Age Time Code

Soccer 3-4 10am-10:45am 2873-0

Soccer 2 5-6 10:45am-11:45am 2873-1

Hockey 5-6 11:45am-12:45pm 2873-2

Super Sports 5-6 4:30pm-5:30pm 2873-3

Super Sports 3-4 5:30pm-6:15pm 2873-4

Super Sports 7-9 6:15pm-7:15pm 2873-5

Friday: June 14-August 2 (No class July 5)

Program Age Time Code

T-Ball 3-4 10am-10:45am 2874-0

T-Ball 4-6 10:45am-11:45am 2874-1

Super Sports 3-4 11:45am-12:15pm 2874-2

Super Sports 5-6 12:15pm-1:15pm 2874-3

Saturday: June 15-August 3 (No class July 6)

Program Age Time Code

Parent/Tot Sports 2-3 9:15am-10am 2875-0

Soccer 3-4 10am-10:45am 2875-1

Soccer 3-4 10:45am-11:30am 2875-2

Baseball 6-8 11:30am-12:30pm 2875-3

Session II (3 weeks; 6 classes)

R/NR: $70/$105 • Saturday Only, R/NR: $38/$57*

Monday & Wednesday: August 5-19

(Meets twice a week for 3 weeks)

Program Age Time Code

Super Sports 3-5 10am-10:45am 2876-0

Super Sports 5-6 10:45am-11:45am 2876-1

Football/Hockey 5-6 11:45am-12:30pm 2876-2

Soccer 3-4 3pm-3:45pm 2876-3

Soccer 2 4-6 3:45pm-4:45pm 2876-4

T-Ball 3-4 4:45pm-5:30pm 2876-5

Tuesday & Thursday: August 6-20

Program Age Time Code

Parent/Tot Sports 2-3 9:15am-10am 2877-0

T-Ball 3-4 10am-10:45am 2877-1

T-Ball 5-6 10:45am-11:45am 2877-2

Golf 6-7 3pm-3:45pm 2877-3

Super Sports 5-6 4pm-5pm 2877-4

Super Sports 3-5 5pm-5:45pm 2877-5

Saturday: August 10-24 (3 classes)*

Program Age Time Code

Parent/Tot Sports 2-3 9:15am-10am 2878-0

Soccer 3-4 10am-10:45am 2878-1

Soccer 3-4 10:45am-11:30am 2878-2

Baseball 6-8 11:30am-12:30pm 2878-3

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Early Childhood Cultural

EARLY CHILDHOOD

FREE Music Together

Demonstration Classes

Music and movement classes for

children 0-5 years old! Classes are

research-based and developmentally

appropriate. Fun for the whole family!

Spaces are limited, RSVP required.

Please call 630-942-7264 to RSVP. [BM]

Date: Thursday, August 29

Time: 10:15am-11am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/15

Music Together

Summer Sing-a-Longs

Age: Birth to Kindergarten

Fun for the whole family, we mix

ages so everyone can attend! Enjoy

interactive, parent-child songs, chants,

dances and instrumental jam sessions.

Siblings 9 months and under are free

(4 classes). [BM]

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $52/$78

Add’l. Child Fee: $40

Day: Monday

Date: June 3-June 24

Instructor: Rhonda Sisson

Time: 9:15am-10am

Code: 6810-0

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-1

Day: Thursday

Date: June 6-June 27

Instructor: Lindsay Pekny

Time: 9:15am-10am

Code: 6810-2

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-3

Day: Saturday

Date: June 8-June 29

Instructor: Rhonda Sisson

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-4

Day: Monday

Date: July 8-July 29

Instructor: Ann Hoffman

Time: 9:15am-10am

Code: 6810-5

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-6

Day: Thursday

Date: July 11-August 1

Instructor: Christy Burich

Time: 9:15am-10am

Code: 6810-7

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-8

Day: Saturday

Date: July 13-August 3

Instructor: Ann Hoffman

Time: 10:15am-11am

Code: 6810-9

Tot Rock

Age: 12-24 months & Adult

We dance and sing using rhythm

instruments, movement props and

sensory items such as maracas,

tambourines, scarves, bean bags,

bubbles and feathers. Our structured

activities, directed play and sensory

exploration help improve fine and

gross motor skills and socialization.

Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids (8 classes).

[BM]

Day: Friday

Date: June 21-August 16

(No class July 5)

Time: 9:30am-10:10am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6840-0

Kid Rock I & II

Age: 20 months-4 years

We use a exciting rhythm and movement

props such as rhythm sticks, hand bells

and bean bags to explore fine and large

motor skills and encourage imaginative

play as we promote coordination,

socialization and listening skills.

Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids (8 classes). [BM]

Kid Rock I

Age: 20-36 months & Adult

Day: Friday

Date: June 21-August 16

(No class July 5)

Time: 10:15am-10:55am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6840-1

Kid Rock II

Age: 3-4

Day: Friday

Date: June 21-August 16 (No class July 5)

Time: 11am-11:40am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6840-2

Little Learners

Age: 1-3 with Adult

Join other parents and children!

Songs, games and creative learning

stations help to enhance your toddler’s

overall development and introduce

basic concepts. All children must be

accompanied by a participating adult.

Instructor: Tracy Gustello (7weeks). [JR]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 25-August 13 (No class July 9)

Time: 9am-9:45am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $45/$68

Code: 2835-2

Musicreators: Nimble and Quick

Age: 1-5

This class allows you to spend some one-on-one time with

your child. We provide developmentally appropriate musical

activities designed to stimulate your child’s imagination and

improve their increasing vocabulary. We sing songs and use

percussion instruments, scarves and hoops to build your

child’s confidence, independence, self-expression and gross

motor coordination. Each session is filled with new songs and

new activities. Instructor: Musikgarten Instructor

(6 classes). [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Time: 9:15am-9:45am

Date: July 17-August 21 Code: 6820-0

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 5/12

Time: 10am-10:30am

R/NR Fee: $66/$99 Code: 6820-1

Little Actors Club

Age: 3-5

Children develop their imagination in a fun and creative

atmosphere! We embark on a new, exciting adventure

featuring changing themes, music, costumes, props and

playbills each week. Students learn theater terms, gain

spontaneity, build self-esteem and have a blast! Instructor:

Shining Star

(8 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 18-August 13 (No class July 2)

Time: 12:30pm-1:15pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 7/16

R/NR Fee: $90/$135

Code: 6860-0

Beginning Spanish

Age:4-10

For students who have no previous Spanish experience or

who have completed one class. This carefully developed

curriculum will engage your child to learn Spanish! Students

build oral language skills through games, songs and hands-on

activities. All students receive a workbook and CD. Instructor:

Discovery Language (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Time: 5pm-5:45pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 8/12

R/NR Fee: $85/$128

Date: May 14-June 18

Code: 6740-0

Date: July 9-August 13

Code: 6740-1

See p. 55 for

Continuing Spanish

Let’s Learn to Draw

Age: 3-6

Using a variety of media, preschoolers learn art concepts

and drawing techniques while creating images of animals,

monsters and other whimsical characters. Children engage

their imaginations while improving their fine motor skills. All

supplies are included. Instructor: Young Rembrandts

(4 classes). [BM]

Day: Friday

Date: May 3-24

Time: 3:30pm-4:15pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/18

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Code: 6900-0

Summer Art Series

Age: 3-5

Preschoolers develop their imagination and creativity as they

learn different drawing techniques and apply them to various

themes. Their creativity and imagination will play together

as they create artwork they are proud of! Children’s image

vocabulary expands and motor and drawing techniques

improve. All supplies included. Instructor: Young Rembrandts

(4 classes). [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Time: 10am-10:45am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/18

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Topic: Beginning Techniques Topic: Eric Carle Workshop

Date: June 10-13 Date: June 24-27

Code: 6900-1 Code: 6900-2

Topic: Under the Sea

Topic: Junior Zoo

Date: July 8-11 Date: July 22-25

Code: 6900-3 Code: 6900-4

Topic: Teddy Bear

Date: August 5-8

Code: 6900-5

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Early Childhood General

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Exploration Station

Age: 2-3 & Adult

We’re exploring the art world! We’ll

play with different art mediums, learn

different methods of painting, learn

about different artists, and explore the

elements and principles of design! You

and your little one will have a blast

learning and creating projects together.

Each week we will focus on a different

artist and project. Bring an old t-shirt

to wear as a smock because we are

bound to get messy! Instructor: Aubrey

Kreuzer (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Saturday

Time: 9:30am-10am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 5/8

R/NR Fee: $55/$82

Date: May 4-June 15

(No class May 25)

Code: 6830-4

Date: June 29-August 3

Code: 6830-5

Feature Creatures

for Little Artists

Age: 4-5

Learn the basic elements and principles

of design! Each class begins with a

different classic story such as The Very

Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle; A

Color of His Own by Leo Lionni; and

Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice

Sendak. Our story of the day will serve

as inspiration for our little artists to

create their own creatures! Don’t forget

your smock or old t-shirt! Instructor:

Aubrey Kreuzer (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Saturday

Time: 10:15am-11am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 5/12

R/NR Fee: $60/$90

Date: May 4-June 15

(No class May 25)

Code: 6830-6

Date: June 29-August 3

Code: 6830-7

Safe Kids

Age: 3-5

This interactive class focuses on

thinking safely and making safe

choices. Kids learn what to do in an

emergency, when to call 911 and how

to deal with strangers. Instructor: Tracy

Gustello. [JR]

Date: Thursday, April 4

Time: 4pm-5pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $16/$24

Code: 2835-5

What’s on My Plate?

Age: 4-6

Learn the basics of foods and healthy

snacks in an atmosphere of educational

games. Choose a lifestyle that supports

healthy eating and moving more.

Students learn practical tips to live

healthy lifestyles in an environment

that supports nutritious eating. We will

taste-test fresh fruits and vegetables.

Instructor: Annmarie Vlastnik. [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Time: 9am-10am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/16

R/NR Fee: $15/$23

Date: June 11

Code: 6830-0

Date: July 9

Code: 6830-1

Cool Science Classes

Please note that cancellations for

classes must be made at least 24 hours

in advance due to the purchase and

preparation of supplies.

Let’s Learn About Dinosaurs

Age: 3-5

Have fun learning about some of the

most interesting animals that ever lived

on Earth–dinosaurs! First, you’ll listen

to a book about them, then learn a

poem or song, count some dinosaur

bones, make a dinosaur you can take

home, and much more! Instructor:

Cool Science! [BM]

Date: Thursday, May 9

Time: 3pm-4pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Code: 6730-0

Marine Biology

Age: 3-5

You’ll learn about different kinds of

ocean animals in this fun, hands-on

science camp! You'll listen to books

and songs about them, count and

graph them, play games where you'll

move like them, work on arts and

crafts projects, conduct experiments,

and even meet some live specimens.

Instructor: Cool Science! [BM]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: June 10-14

Time: Noon-1pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6730-2

Let’s Learn About Seahorses

Age: 3-5

You’ll learn all about these beautiful,

graceful creatures in this fun, hands-on

class! First, you’ll listen to a book about

them by Eric Carle, see and touch

a real seahorse exoskeleton, work

on a seahorse art project, do some

counting or graphing, and much more!

Instructor: Cool Science! [BM]

Date: Saturday, June 22

Time: 10am-11am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Code: 6730-4

My Body Does What?!

Age: 3-5

Take a guided tour of your amazing

body as listen to books and songs

about its different systems, count and

graph different body parts, and make

take-home wearable models in this

fun interactive class. We'll start with

your skin, then what's beneath your

skin (your bones), then what's attached

to your bones (your muscles), which

move because your brain tells them to,

which gets energy from your blood,

and so on, and so on! Instructor: Cool

Science! [BM]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: July 8-12

Time: 3pm-4pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6730-6

Let’s Learn About Jellyfish

Age: 3-5

In this fun, hands-on class,

preschoolers will learn all about

jellyfish! First, they’ll listen to a book

about them, sing a song and move like

them, learn what they eat and who eats

them, study their lifecycle, and make a

jellyfish they can take home. Instructor:

Cool Science! [BM]

Date: Saturday, July 20

Time: 10am-11am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Code: 6730-8

Amazing Animal Kingdoms

Age: 3-5

Come and have fun in this animalthemed

science camp! You'll learn

about different animal families as you

listen to books and songs about them,

count and graph them, play games,

work on arts and crafts projects,

conduct experiments, and even meet

some live specimens Instructor: Cool

Science! [BM]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: August 5-9

Time: Noon-1pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Code: 6731-0

Let’s Learn About Frogs

and Toads

Age: 3-5

In this fun, hands-on class,

preschoolers will learn all about frogs

and toads! First, they’ll listen to a book

about them, learn about their lifecycle,

sing a song and jump like frogs and

toads, and make a frog arts and crafts

project. Instructor: Cool Science! [BM]

Date: Saturday, August 10

Time: 10am-11am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Code: 6731-2

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Youth Athletics

Girls’ Lacrosse League

Grade: 3-9

Boys True Lacrosse League

Age 7-15

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Phillies Travel Softball

Phillies youth travel softball is a Glen

Ellyn Park District program run with

the assistance of the Glen Ellyn Girls

Softball Association.

The program is for female athletes

who would like to make a larger

commitment to fast pitch softball and

play at a higher level of competition.

It starts as young as the 10U level and

continues through the 18U level. It

gives the athletes a chance to play 50

to 60 games each year.

There is also a Phillies All-Star option,

which allows the girls to play in the

house league program and then play a

shortened travel schedule of about 20

games beginning at the end of June

through July. They will play in games

and tournaments appropriated to their

skill level.

The Phillies Fastpitch Softball program

teaches participants the proper rules

of the game and prepares athletes for

future endeavors. Tryouts are held in

August.

For more information, please contact

Brenden Berry at the Glen Park District

at bberry@gepark.org or 630-942-

7288. Check out www.gegsa.org for

additional information. [BB]

Be part of a youth lacrosse league

exclusively for girls from Chicago,

the north, northwest, west, and south

suburbs. The emphasis of this program

is to develop the girl within the sport

of lacrosse. The goals of the program

are to understand the rules of lacrosse,

active teamwork, sportsmanship, and

fostering personal development in a

respectful environment led by positive

coaching. All players will receive equal

playing time. Practices are one day per

week for 1.5 hours and games will be

played on Sunday afternoons. There will

be 4 levels within the league.

Equipment

Each player must have goggles, a

stick, and a mouth guard for practices

and games. Go to www.iglax.org for

general equipment information and

recommendations. Equipment packages

are available for purchase under our

tab: Get Ready To Play; Equipment link

at www.iglax.org Instructor: Lakeshore

Lacrosse. [BB]

Registration

Registering requires the following steps:

1. Glen Ellyn Park District Registration

(use codes below)

2. Visit www.iglax.org and click on the

registration tab to submit uniform

sizing and participant information.

Level

Code

3rd-4th grade 3341-0

5th -6th grade 3341-1

7th-9th grade 3341-2

IGLA coaches may create an “A” level

team for more experienced players

which will practice two days per week.

Cost of Level A program is $245.

Date: April 16-June 9

Day & Time: Tuesday 5:30pm-7pm;

Sunday Noon-5pm

Location: Hadley Junior High

R/NR Fee: $160/240

Min/Max: 10/50

Open to all skill levels, from beginners

to experienced players. Teams are

grouped by grades and ability level.

Emphasis is on skill development,

teamwork, sportsmanship and equal

playing time (provided there has

been good practice attendance). Two

weeknight practices and at least one

weekend game will be scheduled each

week.

Equipment

Players must have equipment for

the first day of class. All players must

have their own stick. Other required

equipment, such as a helmet, shoulder

pads, arm pads and gloves, can be

rented. Please contact True Lacrosse at

630-359-5542.

Game and Practice Schedule

The U11, U13, U15 levels will play

in the Illinois Boys Youth Lacrosse

Association (IBLA). The U9 will play in

house. All levels begin practice April 2

and practice twice a week, on Tuesday

and Thursday. The season runs to the

middle of June. Games are played on

weekends against other IBLA teams.

The U9 boys play house games.

Instructor: True Lacrosse. [BB]

Day:

Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday/Sunday

Date: April 2-June 16

Time: 4:30 pm-7:30 pm

Location: Newton Park

Min/Max: 10/50

U9 Level (Grade 1-3)

R/NR Fee: $150/$200

Code: 3310-0

U11 Level (Grade 4-5)

R/NR Fee: $200/$250

Code: 3310-1

U13 Level (Grade 6-7)

R/NR Fee: $200/$250

Code: 3310-2

U15 Level (Grade 8)

R/NR Fee: $200/$250

Code: 3310-3

Girls Field Hockey

Girls meet twice per week, Thursday

evenings for Skills & Drills and

Sunday afternoons for games. We

focus on building individual and

team field hockey skills. Instruction

and practice drills emphasize stick

handling, ball control, positioning,

offensive and defensive tactics, rules,

and conditioning. The clinics are run

by extremely qualified field hockey

coaches with international, national,

and local playing/coaching experience.

Beginners are welcome at all age

groups. [BB]

Equipment

All girls are required to purchase a

reversible jersey (one time only) for

game play. Each player is required to

bring and wear their own shin guards

and mouth guard. Beginner sticks are

provided but stick packages are offered

at a discounted rate. Please ask your

instructor for tips on purchasing a stick

before you invest in one as they vary by

size and weight.

On Thursday, April 4, Grades 3-5 will

practice from 7:30pm-8:30pm, and

Grades 6-8 will practice from 8:30pm-

9:30pm. Regular practice times will

resume for remainder of season.

Date: April 4-May 19

Min/Max: 10/40

Thursday Practice Time

6:30pm-7:30pm (Grades 3-5)

7:30pm-9pm (Grade 6-8)

Location:

Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center

Sunday Game Time

4pm-5pm (Grades 3-5)

5pm-6pm (Grades 6-8)

Location: Memorial Park

Code: 3320-2 (Grades 3-5)

R/NR Fee: $125/$175

Code: 3320-3 (Grades 6-8)

R/NR Fee: $150/$200

Skateboard Lessons

Age: 5-13

Appropriate for beginning and

intermediate levels: beginners learn

how to start, stop, and turn, basic ramp

riding, and tricks; intermediate skater

learn skills based on ability. Skaters

must bring a drink & wear a helmet.

Knee, elbow, and wrist guards strongly

encouraged. Please email instructor

about a correct skateboard for this

class: fpteamskateboard@yahoo.com.

Instructor: Frank Pope (May session: 3

classes, all other sessions: 4 classes).

[BM]

Day: Monday

Location: Newton Park

Age: 5-7

Time: 4pm-5pm

Min/Max: 4/10

*May Fee: $43/$65

Fee: $57/$86

Date: May 6-20*

Code: 6880-0

Date: June 3-24

Code: 6880-1

Date: July 1-July 22

Code: 6880-2

Date: July 29-August 19

Code: 6880-3

Age: 8-13

Time: 5pm-7pm

Min/Max: 3/10

**May Fee: $87/$131

Fee: $116/$174

Date: May 6-20**

Code: 6880-4

Date: June 3-24

Code: 6880-5

Date: July 1-July 22

Code: 6880-6

Date: July 29-August 19

Code: 6880-7

Youth Fencing

Age: 10-12

Appropriate for beginning and

intermediate levels, students are

introduced to the Foil, Saber and Epee.

Students receive individual attention

required to progress at a comfortable

rate. Increase coordination, strength

and dexterity and get in shape. All

equipment is provided. No further

enrollment will be taken after the

second class meets. Instructor: DuPage

Fencing Club (6 classes). [CB]

Day: Thursday

Time: 5:30pm-7pm

Location: Ben Franklin School

R/NR Fee: $72/$108

Min/Max: 7/12

Date: May 23-June 27

Code: 7808-0

Date: July 11-August 15

Code: 7808-1

Learn to Bowl

Age: 7-13

This nationwide program teaches

the proper fundamentals of bowling

and is perfect for beginners. Each

child each receives a custom-fitted

bowling ball. Free bowling ball is for

first-time participants to a Fox Bowl

program. Price includes free practice

on Thursday; no formal instructor is

given. We will have a pizza party at the

end of the session. Instructor: Fox Bowl

coaches (5 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Time: 4:15pm-5:45pm

Location: Fox Bowl

Min/Max: 6/20

R/NR Fee: $80/$120

Date: May 14-June 11

Code: 6800-4

Date: July 2-July 30

Code: 6800-5

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Youth Athletics

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Spring Youth

Basketball League

NEW

Grade: 3-8

Gather your friends, find a dad (or mom) to coach and register

as a team in our brand new spring league. Teams play an

8-game regular season followed by a single elimination

post-season tournament for the top four teams. League play

begins April 13. All games will be played at Ackerman Sports

& Fitness Center. Please pay close attention to the deadline

dates. A first-come, first-served policy will be followed with

no exceptions. Registration needs to take place in person at

Spring Avenue Recreation Center. Leagues are limited to a

minimum of 4 teams and a maximum of 6 teams. For more

information, visit www.geparkathletics.org. [CB]

Registration Deadline: April 1

R/NR Fee (team): $725/$850

Code League: Grade

7161-0 Boys: 3rd/4th

7161-1 Girls: 3rd/4th

7161-2 Boys: 5th/6th

7161-3 Girls: 5th/6th

7161-4 Boys: 7th/8th

7161-5 Girls: 7th//8th

Future Pros Soccer Skills Training

Age: 6-13

We help children improve their skills and move to a

higher level of play, whether they are new to the

game, or play house league or travel league.

We employ technical circuit training sessions

that provide the entire range of individual skills

needed to perform under pressure and become

the nucleus of a team. We group players by

age and ability level. If weather should force a

cancellation, make-ups take place at the end of each

session, if possible. Instructor: Future Pros. (8 classes) [BB]

Day: Wednesday

Location: Ackerman Park

Min/Max: 7/15

Age 6-9 Age 10-13

Time: 4pm-5pm

Time: 5pm-6:30pm

R/NR Fee: $75/$113 R/NR Fee: $85/$128

Date: June 12- July 31 Date: June 12- July 31

Code: 3309-6 Code: 3309-8

Date: August 14-October 2 Date: August 14-October 2

Code: 3309-7 Code: 3309-9

White Sox Camps

Chicago White Sox Offense & Defense Clubs

Age: 5-8

We cover all aspects of being a threat in the batter’s box

and on the bases. Depending on the participants age level,

the hitting portion will focus on plate coverage and stance,

stepping into a hitting position, hand path and lower body

mechanics. Participants will also learn the finer points of base

running. We focus on the essentials of throwing and catching

the baseball as well as fielding groundballs and fly balls. To be

a complete player you must learn to defend. This is exactly

what you need to earn that starting position at higher levels of

baseball. Participants will be separated by age and or skill level

to maximize camp participation. Instructor: White Sox Training

Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Location: ASFC - White Sox Training Academy

R/NR Fee: $103/$155

Offense Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-0 5-6 June 17-July 8 Mon Noon-1:15pm

7098-2 7-8 June 18-July 9 Tue 12pm-1:15pm

Defense Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-1 5-6 June 17-July 8 Mon 1:15pm-2:30pm

7098-3 7-8 June 18-July 9 Tue 1:15pm-2:30pm

Chicago White Sox Hitting & Pitching Clubs

Ages 9-10

Learn the absolutes of hitting and pitching as taught to the

White Sox players by the White Sox coaches. If you are truly

serious about becoming the best player you can be, this is

the place for you. We cover grips, arm action, balance points,

and pitching from the wind up and stretch. We focus on plate

coverage and stance, striding into a hitting position, swing

plane/hand path, footwork and balance. . Instructor: White

Sox Training Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Location: ASFC - White Sox Training Academy

R/NR Fee: $103/$155

Hitting Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-4 9-10 June 19-July 10 Wed Noon-1:15pm

Pitching Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-5 9-10 June 19-July 10 Wed 1:15pm-2:30pm

Chicago White Sox Travel Team

Hitting Club & Pitching Club

Ages 11-13

We present your hitter with an advanced step-by-step

approach to hitting like a Major League player. We cover plate

coverage and stance, stepping into a hitting position, hand

path and lower body mechanics. There are hitting “absolutes”

that must be present in each at bat to be successful. Our

new Advanced Pitching Club will give you a firsthand look

at a pitching regimen designed to get results! Go beyond

the mechanics discussing grips, pitch selection, setting up

hitters and the mental aspect of pitching. *No class July 4.

Instructor: White Sox Training Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Location: ASFC - White Sox Training Academy

R/NR Fee: $103/$155

Travel Hitting Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-6 11-13 June 20-July 18* Th Noon-1:15pm

Travel Pitching Club

Code Age Dates Day Time

7098-7 11-13 June 20-July 18* Th 1:15pm-2:30pm

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Chicago White Sox Camps

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Chicago White Sox Baseball Training Centers

Boys & Girls Age: 5-12

Children receive instruction in the fundamentals of hitting,

fielding, base-running and throwing with an emphasis on

position play. Participants are divided into groups according

to age and skill level. All campers receive a t-shirt, hat, and

Chicago White Sox tickets. Instructor: Chicago White Sox

Training Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Day: Monday-Friday Code Age

Date: July 22-26 7094-0 Boys 5-6

Time: 9am-Noon 7094-1 Boys 7-8

Location: Ackerman Park 7094-2 Boys 9-12

R/NR: $199/$249 7-94-3 Girls 5-12

Chicago Bulls/White Sox Combo Camp

Boys & Girls Age: 5-12

This one-of-a kind camp provides quality instruction to

improve your offensive and defensive game in both basketball

and baseball this summer. Please bring a sack lunch each day.

Each camper receives a t-shirt, hat, basketball, duffle bag, and

White Sox tickets. In addition, every Combo Camp participant

receives an exclusive U.S. Cellular Field and United Center

Experience! This opportunity of a lifetime includes a parade

on U.S. Cellular Field and a Q&A session with a White Sox

personality, coach and a current White Sox player for each

camper and one guest, in addition to a behind the scenes

tour of the home of the Chicago Bulls, and a Q&A session

with a Bulls personality and a current or former Bulls player!

Instructor: Bulls/Sox Training Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: July 22-26

Time: 9am-4pm (Baseball/9am-Noon; Lunch/Noon-1pm;

Basketball/1pm-4pm)

Location: Ackerman Park/ASFC

R/NR Fee: $375/$469

Code Age

7094-5 Boys 5-8

7094-6 Boys 9-12

7094-7 Girls 5-12

Chicago Bulls Camps

Fundamentals & Shooting Camp

Age: 5-14

Learn the latest techniques in ball handling, passing, shooting,

and rebounding in a fun and positive environment. All

participants receive a t-shirt. Instructor: Chicago Bulls Training

Academy (5 classes). [CB]

Day: Monday

Date: April 1-22

Location: ASFC

Fundamentals

Code Age Date Time R/NR Fee

7098-0 5-8 April 1-22 5:30pm-6:30pm $79/$119

7098-1 9-12 April 1-22 6:30pm-8pm $114/$171

Shooting

Code Age Date Time R/NR Fee

7098-2 5-8 April 29-May 20 5:30pm-6:30pm $79/$119

7098-3 9-12 April 29-May 20 6:30pm-8pm $114/$171

Chicago Bulls Basketball Camp

Boys & Girls Age: 5-12

Learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and positive

environment. All participants receive a t-shirt, basketball and

bag. Instructor: Chicago Bulls Training Academy (5 classes).

[CB]

Day: Monday-Friday

Date: July 22-26

Time: 1pm-4pm

Location: ASFC

R/NR Fee: $199/$249

Code Age

7096-0 Boys 5-8

7096-1 Boys 9-12

7096-2 Girls 5-12

Youth Cultural

Story Theater

Age: 7-10

Spotlight Improv

Age: 9-13

Wanted:

Young Actors

Drama Rama

Age: 6-8

Led by a published children’s author

and playwright, we engage students’

imagination and creativity to develop.

Students will learn how to improvise

and will get the opportunity to

star in numerous skits of their own

design. Each week will consist of a

specific theme or topic that will be

incorporated into various theater

games and improvised themes.

Students are allowed to bring their

own costumes and props each week.

Instructor: Shining Stars (8 classes).

[BM]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 18-August 13

(No class July 2)

Time: 1:30pm-2:15pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 7/16

R/NR Fee: $90/$135

Code: 6860-1

Our published children’s author and

playwright will introduce students

to improvisational theater. Students

progress through warm-up games

and improvisation, while creating a

different mini-play each week. Different

characters, plots, conflicts, settings and

timelines will be created each week to

bring each original story to life. We help

children develop their imagination and

spontaneity. Bring your sense of humor

and be prepared to have a great time.

Instructor: Shining Stars. (8 classes)

[BM]

Day: Tuesday

Date: June 18-August 13

(No class July 2)

Time: 2:30pm-3:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 7/16

R/NR Fee: $90/$135

Code: 6860-2

Have fun, be creative, use your

imagination, and laugh! Let your

imagination run wild as you play theater

games, invent wacky characters,

act out silly scenes, do parodies on

movies and sons. You’ll make up silly

commercials, invent wacky characters,

and play fun improv games that put you

in crazy locations and absurd situations.

Class is recommended for both actors

and non-actors. Develop your sense

of humor! The instructor is a published

children’s author and playwright.

Instructor: Shining Stars

(8 classes). [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Date: June 19-August 14

(No class July 3)

Time: 7pm-7:45pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 7/15

R/NR Fee: $90/$135

Code: 6860-3

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Youth Cultural

Little Guitar Pickers

Age: 5-9

Beginning Guitar

Age: 8-11 & 11-14

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Your child will achieve measurable

success and learn a new song

each lesson, thanks to our patient,

experienced instructor who teaches

fun songs using one-finger chords. We

host a concert for friends and family

during the last class. Students can bring

their own guitars or rent a guitar for

class from the instructor for $10 per

session. Instructor: John Adams

(6 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/6

R/NR Fee: $60/$90

Date: May 7-June 11

Time: 4pm-4:30pm

Code: 6930-4

Time: 4:30pm-5pm

Code: 6930-5

Date: June 18-July 30

(No class July 2)

Time: 4pm-4:30pm

Code: 6930-6

Time: 4:30pm-5pm

Code: 6930-7

Students learn basic chords and guitar

techniques, and various aspects of

music theory that make playing guitar

more enjoyable. Participants need to

bring their own acoustic or electric

guitar to class. Please bring a 3-ring

binder and pen or pencil to class.

Instructor: Lisa Baker (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 5/12

R/NR Fee: $70/$105

Date: May 1-June 5

Age: 8-11

Time: 5pm-6pm

Code: 6930-0

Age: 11-14

Time: 7pm-8pm

Code: 6930-1

Date: July 17-August 21

Age: 8-11

Time: 5pm-6pm

Code: 6930-2

Age: 11-14

Time: 7pm-8pm

Code: 6930-3

Learn to Draw

Age: 6-12

Learn to draw using a proven method

that has helped boost thousands

of students’ confidence and talent

over 25 years. We introduce drawing

concepts and build skills through a

variety of media and subjects, including

animals, action, still life, landscapes

and cartoons. Instructor: Young

Rembrandts (4 classes). [BM]

Day: Friday

Date: May 3-24

Time: 4:30pm-5:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/18

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Code: 6900-6

Summer Art Series

Age: 6-12

Students will use their imagination

and creativity as they learn different

drawing techniques and apply

them to various themes. Imagine

yourself at a zoo, on a safari or

in an enchanted castle. Students

bring their work to life and create

pieces of art they are proud of!

All supplies included. Instructor:

Young Rembrandts (4 classes), [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Time: 11am-Noon

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/18

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Topic: Safari Workshop

Date: June 10-13

Code: 6900-8

Topic: Enchanted Castle, Kings &

Queens

Date: June 24-27

Code: 6900-9

Topic: Under the Sea

Date: July 8-11

Code: 6901-0

Topic: Amazing Animal Artistry

Date: July 22-25

Code: 6901-1

Topic: Fashion Runway Workshop

Date: August 5-8

Code: 6901-2

Cartooning

Age: 6-12

Learning to draw can be lots of

fun, especially when we create silly

characters with funny expressions!

This delightful program combines

an innovative, step-by-step drawing

method with light-hearted subjects

that engage kids’ sense of humor

imagination. Instructor: Young

Rembrandts (4 classes). [BM]

Day: Friday

Date: May 3-24

Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 6/18

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Code: 6900-7

Adventure Time Before & After School Program

Continuing Spanish

Age: 6-10

For students who have already

completed at least one session of

Spanish. This carefully developed

curriculum will engage your child

to learn Spanish! Students build oral

language skills through games, songs

and hands-on activities. All students

receive a workbook and CD. Instructor:

Discovery Language (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Time: 6pm-6:45pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 8/12

R/NR Fee: $85/$128

Date: May 14-June 18

Code: 6740-2

Date: July 9-August 13

Code: 6740-3

See page 45 for

Beginning Spanish

Horsemanship Course

Age: 9 & Up

Immerse yourself in the equestrian

world at one of the Midwest’s premiere

equestrian facilities with beginning

riding lessons and experience in horse

handling, grooming, and tacking.

Lessons are held in our heated indoor

arena during inclement weather.

Closed shoes are required. The first

class is an orientation and participants

will not ride the first day. Instructor:

Dunham Woods Farm staff (6 classes).

[BM]

Day: Saturday

Date: June 8-July 20

(No class June 22)

Time: 1:30pm-2:30pm

Location: Dunham Woods Farm,

Wayne, IL

Min/Max: 1/4

R/NR Fee: $140/$210

Code: 6770-0

Adventure Time is a before and after school program providing

safe, reliable care for children.

The program is located at Forest Glen and Churchill Elementary Schools.

Adventure Time staff provide supervised recreational activities, allowing

time outside and indoors for students to unwind or gear up with sports,

arts & crafts, and games. Quiet time is available for homework and relaxing

with friends new and old. Please provide a snack for both AM and PM

participants, time will be allotted for children to eat before and after

school. All children in kindergarten through fifth grade are eligible for

Adventure Time. Children in kindergarten are welcome to enroll, but only

for the AM session if they attend AM kindergarten or the PM session if they

attend PM kindergarten.

Adventure Time Registration & Payment Information

Adventure Time begins the first regular day of school and concludes the

final day classes are in session. Children may be signed up for 3, 4 or 5

days a week. Parents, you may choose which days of the week you wish to

use. Adventure Time will not meet on legal public holidays as determined

by the District 41 school calendar.

On early dismissal days, children will be dismissed to the Adventure Time

room. On teachers’ institute days Adventure Time will be operating at

Forest Glen only (Churchill children should be dropped off at Forest Glen

on these days) and will be available from 7:30am-6pm. All students must

bring a lunch on early dismissal and teacher institute days. Adventure Time

will not meet over Thanksgiving break, Christmas break or Spring break.

Registration will be for the complete year (September 2013-June 2014).

A non-refundable deposit of $50 is required to register. An Electric Fund

Transfer will be set up for nine equal payments to be made from a Visa,

MasterCard or Discover Card. Payments will be made on the 15th of

each month, August 2013-April 2014. For additional information, contact

Jeannie Robinson at 630-942-7267, or at jrobinson@gepark.org. A

program information packet will be emailed to homes by the first week of

August. [JR]

MONTHLY

FEES

7:30am-9am 3pm-6pm 7:30am-9am

& 3pm-6pm

3 Days $95 $151 $229

4 Days $112 $200 $300

5 Days $139 $250 $372

Forest Glen Code: 2999-9 • Churchill Code: 2899-9

*A minimum of 15 children per school is needed to run each location.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

No fee increase

for 2013-2014!

Youth General

Babysitting for Success

Age: 10 & Up

Magic Class

Age: 5-12

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Students engage in discussion, role

playing and practical experiences to

learn diapering, feeding, playing with

children, child development, handling

emergencies and first aid. A reference

book and other resource materials

are included. Students should bring a

snack and a doll to class. Students are

awarded certificates upon completion.

Instructor: Tracy Gustello. [JR]

Location: SARC

R/NR: $62/$93

Min/Max: 8/20

Day: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday

Date: April 22,23, 25

Time: 5pm-8pm (until 7pm TH)

Code: 2835-0

Day: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday

Date: May 20, 21, 23

Time: 5pm-8pm (until 7pm TH)

Code: 2835-1

Day: Thursday & Friday

Date: August 8 & 9

Time: 9am-1pm

Code: 2835-6

What's on My Plate?

Age: 7-9

How to Make Balloon

Animals and More!

Age: 6-13

Learn to make cool balloon animals!

With a little practice, you will learn the

techniques to transform plain balloons

into dogs, butterflies, swords, etc.

Children take home everything they

make. Parents are welcome to join their

children in class (at no extra charge).

Instructor: Magic Team of Gary Kantor.

[BM]

Date: Thursday, May 16

Time: 6pm-7:15pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 5/15

R/NR Fee: $25/$38

Code: 6800-0

Children are guaranteed a great time as

they learn age-appropriate tricks: cards,

ropes, coins, mind-reading and more!

The tricks appear difficult but are easy

to learn and perform. All materials are

provided; each child receives a magic

kit to take home. Sign up for more than

one session and learn new tricks each

time. Instructor: Magic Team of Gary

Kantor. [BM]

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 5/35

R/NR Fee: $20/$30

Date: Monday, May 20

Time: 5:15pm-6:10pm

Code: 6800-1

Date: Monday, July 8

Time: 5:15pm-6:10pm

Code: 6800-2

Date: Wednesday, August 7

Time: 4pm-4:55pm

Code: 6800-3

Learn the basics of foods and healthy

snacks in an atmosphere of interactive

educational games. This class

teaches how to create a lifestyle and

environment that supports nutritious

eating. We will taste-test fresh fruits

and vegetables. Instructor: Annmarie

Vlastnik. [BM]

Date: Tuesday

Time: 10am-11am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/16

R/NR Fee: $15/$23

Date: June 11

Code: 6830-2

Date: July 9

Code: 6830-3

movies, ANIMATION

& more

Rock & Roll Robotics

Age: 8-12

Claymation Cinema

Age: 8-12

Create characters out of clay and bring

them to life using digital cameras and

animation software programs. Learn

animation concepts, develop a story

plan, storyboard the details of your

animation movie, and discover ways to

build the characters. Some examples of

claymation movies include: James and

the Giant Peach and Wallace and

Gromit. All students will get a copy

of their movie to take home. Instructor:

Computer Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: June 17-20

Time: 1pm-3pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/10

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-1

3D Animator Studio:

Look Who’s Talking

Ages: 8-12

NEW

Do you have what it takes to develop

the next Disney/Pixar Animated

Blockbuster?! In this great program,

work with a partner & learn what it

takes to be a 3D Animator as you

explore the CrazyTalk software with

a partner to bring life to characters

and creations. Want to know how

the E*Trade Baby talks? How they

created the Annoying Orange?? Join

us in the 3DAminator’s Studios to find

out? Students will work in teams of 2.

Instructor: Computer Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: July 29-August 1

Time: 1pm-3pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-5

Create robots that rock and robots

that roll! Using the LEGO WeDo

Robotics System your robots will

include a monkey who plays a drum

to a rock & roll beat, a lion that roars,

a bird that flaps it wings to create a

big wind, a sleeping giant who will

awaken on your command and a boat

that will rock on the rough seas. This

course builds knowledge of simple

machines, engineering, programming,

and teamwork in an environment full

of Rockin’ Fun! Students will work

in teams of 2. Instructor: Computer

Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: June 17-20

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-0

Lights, Camera, Action:

Making Your Own Star

Wars Movie

Age: 7-12

Do you want to be the next George

Lucas? We will create our very own

Star Wars movie using special digital

movie making cameras and software.

As directors and producers we will

work in teams to create our own story

and script, build various Star Wars

Lego® scenes and film our own movie.

We will use graphic editing techniques

and stop motion animation, add

background noise and music, and show

our movie at a private screening on

the last day of class. All students will

get a copy of their movie after class

is complete. Instructor: Computer

Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: July 15-18

Time: 1pm-3pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/10

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-3

Video Game Animation

Age: 8-12

Dive into the world of video game

animation by creating characters that

dance, sing and interact with one

another. Working in teams, you’ll add

sound effects and music clips to create

a dynamic video animation game by

using software created just for kids.

Creativity rules in this fun version of

video game design! Receive a copy

of the software and your game after

class is complete. Instructor: Computer

Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: July 15-18

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-2

Video Game Robotics

Age: 8-12

Build robotics and use them as

controllers for your Scratch video

animation projects!! You and your

partner will use LEGO Robotics kits

to build a controller for your Scratch

game (think Wii). This amazing course

uses the most innovative tools available

to experiment with robots & sensors

that communicate with the computer

to control your games! Students will

work together in teams of 2. Instructor:

Computer Explorers. [BM]

Day: Monday-Thursday

Date: July 29-August 1

Time: 9:30am-11:30am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $115/$173

Code: 6720-4

YOUTH PROGRAMS

All About Frogs and Toads

Age: 6-11

In this fun, hands-on class you’ll learn

about frogs' and toads' habitats, diets,

lifecycles, predators, and more as you

create a lapbook about them, compare

and contrast them in a giant venn

diagram, make a three-dimensional

craft project, and conduct experiments

and demonstrations that illustrate

the amazing adaptations that help

them thrive in sometimes challenging

environments. Instructor: Cool Science!

[BM]

Date: Saturday, August 10

Time: Noon-2pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/12

R/NR Fee: $38/$57

Code: 6731-3

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Mother/Daughter: Best

Friends Jewelry Boutique

Age: 3-11

We’re celebrating mom! You will create

beautiful pieces of jewelry to have

as forever keepsakes. Each couple

will design their own necklaces and

bracelets and exchange with one

another. The unique item included is

a Best Friends charm dangle. A special

treat is provided at the end of class.

Instructor: Glitzy Girlz. [BM]

Date: Thursday, May 9

Time: 6:30pm-7:45pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6/25

R/NR Fee: $38/$57

Code: 6750-0

Summertime Spa

Age: 6-12

Join us for a night of pampering! We

will start with a fruit facial and soak our

skin. Each girl will design a beautiful

crystal charm anklet complete with

flip flop and summer themed charms.

We will do a pedicure section with

scrub, lotion and spray and finish with

a fresh nail polish application. We will

also enjoy manicures, a relaxing drink

and snack. Each child leaves with a

spa goodie bag. Instructor: Glitzy Girlz.

[BM]

Date: Thursday, June 27

Time: 6pm-7:30pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 6//25

R/NR Fee: $35/$53

Code: 6750-1

Good Manners Make the

Best Impressions!

Age: 6-12

This fun and interactive three week

program will focus on learning about

table manners, social skills, creating

good first impressions, making proper

introductions and writing thank-you

cards. Your child will learn how to act

properly in a social setting and gain

confidence. Instructor: Etiquette for

Everybody (3 weeks). [BM]

Day: Monday

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $54/$81

Date: May 6-20

Time: 4:30pm-5:45pm

Code: 6780-0

Date: June 10-24

Time: 9:30am-10:45am

Code: 6780-1

Date: July 15-29

Time: 9:30am-10:45am

Code: 6780-2

Teen Programs

TEEN PROGRAMS

Fencing

Age: 13 & Up

Learn both the art and the sport of

fencing as you work to combine

coordination, strength and dexterity in

this exciting class. We introduce you

to the foil approach at the beginner

level. The advanced Glen Ellyn Park

District Fencing Club will explore both

sabre and epee as well. All equipment

is provided. Students need to take a

full beginner course before enrolling

in the Glen Ellyn Park District Fencing

Club. No further enrollment will be

taken after the second class meets.

Instructor: DuPage Fencing Club (6

classes). [CB]

Day: Thursday

Time: 7:30pm-9pm

Location: Ben Franklin School

R/NR Fee: $72/$108

Min/Max: 7/12

Date: May 23-June 27

Code: 7808-4

Date: July 11-August 15

Code: 7808-5

Teen Splash Bash

Grade: 6-8

Celebrate the start of summer! Our DJ

will keep the party music jumpin’ so

you can dance, play games and enjoy

the pool and waterslide. Grab your

swimsuit, money for food and join

your friends! The concession stand will

be open. Glen Ellyn students whose

school does not provide an ID must

enter with parent. Incoming 6th graders

will need their parents’ verification for

entry. [BM]

Date: Friday, May 31

Time: 8pm-10pm

Location: Sunset Pool

Min/Max: 25/100

Fee: FREE with School ID

Smoothie Spa Retreat

Age: 12-16

Take time to relax and rejuvenate teen

style as you pamper yourself at the

spa retreat. Enjoy a mini facial, foot

treatment, hand and lip facials and destressing

techniques to relive tension.

Learn techniques you can accomplish

at home. Please wear comfortable

clothing and bring a towel, headband

and washcloth. After the spa enjoy a

tropical smoothie. Instructor: Annmarie

Vlastnik. [BM]

Date: Thursday, July 18

Time: 6pm-7:30pm

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 2/10

R/NR: $30/$45

Code: 6800-6

Skateboard Competition

Age: 7 & Up

Show off your skateboarding skills and

compete for prizes in two events: 1½

minute park jam run and mini ramp

competition. Prizes are awarded to

the first two place winners in each

age division: 11 & under, 12-15 and

16 & Up. Motiva8 Skate Shop will

judge the events. Competitors under

18 must have a waiver signed by a

parent/guardian at registration. No

rain date for this event. There must be

a minimum of 20 competitors for the

competition to run. This event will be

run with the Wheaton Park District [BM]

Date: Thursday, August 8

Registration: Begins at 5pm

Competition: 5:30pm-8pm

R/NR Fee: $5

Min/Max: 20/100

Location:

Skate Park at Clocktower Commons,

100 Naperville Road, Wheaton

Battle

of the Bands

Battle for the top spot against

other local bands in front of

an audience of your peers!

The Glen Ellyn and Wheaton

Park Districts are searching for

bands wishing to perform in this

summer’s competition. It’s free

to participate. Winners perform

in regional competition, and

possibly in Glen Ellyn’s Fourth

of July celebrations and at the

Illinois State Fair. [BM]

Competition

Date: Friday, June 7

Time: Music Begins at 6pm.

Judging is complete by 9:15pm

Location: Memorial Park

Bandshell, 208 W. Union,

Wheaton

Rules

All band members must be

between the ages of 12 and 21

years by August 21, 2013.

Entry deadline to submit

applications and demos is 6 pm

on Wednesday, May 1.

All music and dress should be

family friendly for this outdoor

event.

Applications

Applications are available at

www.gepark.org. Submit

completed applications & demo

videos by either:

Brittany Malatt

Glen Ellyn Park District

185 Spring Avenue

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Email: send your application

with a link to view your video to:

bmalatt@gepark.org

Selected bands will be notified of

acceptance by May 21. Contact

Brittany at bmalatt@gepark.org for

more information.

Adult Athletics

Open Gym Pickleball

We will have two courts available.

Please bring your own paddles and

balls. Location: Ackerman Sports &

Fitness Center. Please contact Brittany

at 630-942-7264 if you would like to

be added to the Pickleball email list.

Day: Tuesdays

Date: May-August

Time: 2pm-3:30pm

ASFC Members: Free

R/NR Fee: $3/$5

Fencing

Age: 13 & Up

Learn both the art and the sport of

fencing as you work to combine

coordination, strength and dexterity in

this exciting class. We introduce you

to the foil approach at the beginner

level. The advanced Glen Ellyn Park

District Fencing Club will explore both

sabre and epee, as well. All equipment

is provided. Students need to take a

full beginner course before enrolling

in the Glen Ellyn Park District Fencing

Club. No further enrollment will be

taken after the second class meets.

Instructor: DuPage Fencing Club

(6 classes). [CB]

Day: Thursday

Time: 7:30pm-9pm

Location: Ben Franklin School

R/NR Fee: $72/$108

Min/Max: 7/12

Date: May 23-June 27

Code: 7808-4

Date: July 11-August 15

Code: 7808-5

Men’s Over 30

Baseball League

Teams play an 8-game regular season

followed by a single elimination postseason

tournament for the top four

teams, beginning August 10. Please

pay close attention to the deadline

dates. Without exception, a first

come, first served policy is followed.

All monies must be turned in on time

with complete rosters. Picture IDs are

required for all Glen Ellyn residents.

Anyone not showing an ID will incur a

non-resident rate. Registration needs

to take place in person at the Spring

Avenue Recreation Center. [CB]

Deadlines: All Teams, July 12

R/NR Fee: $850/$975

50% of the league fee is due at the

time of registration. Balance of league

fees and non-resident fees due prior to

completion of the captain’s meeting. To

be considered a resident team, 75% or

more of your roster must reside within

park district boundaries.

Men’s Over 30 Wed./Sun. Open

Code: 7030-6

Adult Fall Softball Leagues

Teams play an 8-game regular season

followed by a single elimination post

season tournament for the top four

teams, beginning the week of August

19. Please pay close attention to the

deadline dates. Without exception,

a first come, first served policy is

followed. All monies must be turned

in on time with complete rosters.

Picture IDs are required for all Glen

Ellyn residents. Anyone not showing

an ID will incur a non-resident rate.

Registration needs to take place in

person at the Spring Avenue Recreation

Center. [CB]

Deadlines: All Teams, August 2

R/NR Fee: $575/$700

50% of the league fee is due at the

time of registration. Balance of league

fees and non-resident fees due prior to

completion of the captain’s meeting. To

be considered a resident team, 75% or

more of your roster must reside within

park district boundaries.

League: 12” Men’s Monday Open

Code: 7030-0

League: 12” Men’s Wednesday Open

Code: 7030-1

League: 12” Co-Rec Thursday Open

Code: 7030-2

For more information regarding

adult leagues, including league

rules, regulations, and registration

information, please visit our website at

www.geparkathletics.org.

ADULT PROGRAMS

Adult Dance & General

ADULT PROGRAMS

Ballroom Dancing

Age: 16 & Up

Here’s your chance to tackle the

dance floor! Learn the basics of Waltz,

Foxtrot, and the Swing and be ready for

wedding receptions and dance parties.

and spend an enjoyable, fun and

energy-packed dance session. You’ll

be ready to hit the dance floor in no

time. Couples only, please. Instructor:

Marilyn Fredericks (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Thursday

Date: May 2-June 6

Time: 7:15pm-8pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 12/20

R/NR Fee per person: $48/$72

Code: 6960-9

Adult Beginning Guitar

Age: 14 & Up

Gain a basic understanding of how to

play guitar. Learn basic chords, guitar

techniques and various aspects of

music theory to make playing guitar

more enjoyable. Participants need to

bring their own acoustic or electric

guitar to class. Please bring a 3-ring

binder and pen or pencil to class.

Instructor: Lisa Baker (6 classes). [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Time: 6pm-7pm

Location: MSRC

R/NR Fee: $70/$105

Min/Max: 5/12

Date: May 1-June 5

Code: 6961-3

Date: July 17-August 21

Code: 6961-4

Cookie Decorating

Age: 16 & Older

It’s amazing what works of art

you can create on cookies! This

class will teach you the basics

of cookie decorating to make

beautiful gift-quality cookies for

friends and family for all occasions.

All supplies (and cookies) will be

provided; attendees are asked to

bring an apron, and sturdy flat box

to carry home their cookies. Each

attendee will also receive a booklet

containing recipes and decorating

tips. Instructor: Lesley Coussis

from Frosted by Lesley, Inc. [BM]

Date: Saturday, May 4

Location: SARC

Time: 10am-Noon

Min/Max: 5/12

R/NR Fee: $30/$45

Code: 6960-0

Flowers and Cake Design

Age: 16 & Older

Reach new levels of decorating

sophistication in this exciting,

4-week, Wilton course. Class

covers button fondant flowers,

the gum paste pansy, royal icing

roses, apple blossoms, daffodils,

violets, lilies, as well as the reverse

shell border. Bring it all together

using basket weave technique.

We recommend prior knowledge

of cake decorating basics prior

to taking this course. Supply list

online at www.wheatonparkdistrict.

com. $3 supply fee due to the

instructor at the first class. Enter

Door #16. Instructor: Cindy

Allston. [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Date: May 1-22

Time: 6:30pm-9pm

Location: Wheaton North High

School,

Min/Max: 1/4

R/NR Fee: $48/$72

Code: 6961-2

Taste of Thai

Age: 17 & Older

Love Pad Thai? Discover the

unique flavors of Thai food as you

learn how to make this famous

noodle dish, delicious coconut

curry soup, and more. Bring a

container for leftovers. Taught

by Ellen Swirsky, who has owned

an ethnic food catering business,

creates gourmet fortune cookies,

and is the author of "The Eclectic

Kitchen." [BM]

Date: Tuesday, May 7

Time: 7pm-9:30pm

Location: Wheaton Warrenville

South High School

Min/Max: 1/4

R/NR Fee: $26/$39

Code: 6961-0

Create an Attention-Getting

Resume and Cover Letter

Age: 18 & Older

Whether you’re looking to advance

your career or just starting out, this

class gives you an edge. Get noticed

with an action-oriented resume and

cover letter. If you have them, bring

along your current resume and sample

cover letter. Instructor: Etiquette for

Everybody. [BM]

Date: Thursday, May 16

Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 2/6

R/NR Fee: $32/$48

Code: 6780-3

Stand Out Among the

Competition at Job

Interviews

Age: 18 & Older

Distinguish yourself during interviews

by sharing relevant experiences

and achievements, managing

body language and nerves, and

understanding proper protocol before/

during/ after interviews. Bring a job

description - that’s interesting to you

- to class. Instructor: Etiquette for

Everybody. [BM]

Date: Wednesday, June 19

Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 2/6

R/NR Fee: $32/$48

Code: 6780-4

Project a Confident Image

in Business and Social

Situations

Age: 18 & Older

This class covers guidelines for

common business and social situations.

Learn to confidently maneuver through

a formal dinner, effectively introduce

yourself and others, and apply

appropriate phone and e-mail behavior

in the workplace. Instructor: Etiquette

for Everybody. [BM]

Date: Wednesday, July 17

Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $32/$48

Code: 6780-5

Outdoor Yoga at Lake Ellyn

Enjoy this mixed level class in a

beautiful, outdoor setting. Please bring

a mat and blocks/straps. We suggest

you wear layers of clothing and dress

comfortably. Feel free to bring a vinyl

cloth or tarp in case the class is moved

from the deck to the ground area.

Pre-registration is required. Register

online at www.gepark.org or one of the

following facilities: Ackerman Sports &

Fitness Center, Main Street Recreation

Center and Spring Avenue Recreation

Center. [DK]

Day: Saturday

Time: 7:45am-9am

Location: Lake Ellyn Boathouse Deck

(June 30 class will be at ASFC)

Min/Max: 5/15

Date: June 1-July 13 (7wks)

Code: 1003-2

ASFC Member/R/NR Fee:

$60/$70/$105

Date: July 20-August 31 (7 wks)

Code: 1003-2

ASFC Member/R/NR Fee:

$60/$70/$105

Date: June 1-August 31 (14 wks)

Code: 1003-4

ASFC Member/R/NR Fee:

$110/$130/$195

Senior Foot Spa

Age: 50 & Older

Enjoy a relaxing time for your inner

mind, body, and soul. Take time to

rejuvenate and de-stress. Enjoy the

experience of a warm herbal neck

wrap, mineral foot treatment for

aches and arthritis, eye pad and hand

treatment. Learn these techniques to

do at home. Please wear comfortable

clothing and bring a towel and

washcloth. Take a moment to embrace

this wonderful experience and leave the

stresses of the day behind. Instructor:

Annmarie Vlastnik. [BM]

Day: Wednesday

Time: 10am-11am

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 3/10

R/NR: $15/$23

Date: June 5

Code: 6960-7

Date: August 7

Code: 6960-8

Mindfulness Meditation

Ages: 16 & Up

Train your mind like you train your body

for the perfect antidote to daily stress.

Learn and practice 3,000-year-old

meditation and mindfulness techniques

to decrease stress, reduce blood

pressure, improve immunity, relieve

anxiety, and increase your overall sense

of well-being. Instructor: Stephanie

Frantz (4 classes). [BM]

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 3/15

R/NR Fee: $50/$75

Day: Thursday

Date: May 16-June 6

Time: 8pm-8:50pm

Code: 6960-1

Day: Monday

Date: July 8-July 29

Time: 7:30pm-8:20pm

Code: 6960-2

ADULT PROGRAMS

Adult General

ADULT PROGRAMS

Horsemanship Course

Age: 18 & Up

Immerse yourself in the equestrian

world at one of the Midwest’s premiere

equestrian facilities with beginning

riding lessons and experience in horse

handling, grooming, and tacking.

Lessons will be held in our heated

indoor arena during inclement weather.

Closed shoes are required. Instructor:

Dunham Woods Farm staff (6 classes).

[BM]

Day: Thursday

Date: June 6-July 18 (No class July 4)

Time: 7pm-8pm

Location: Dunham Woods Farm,

Wayne, IL

Min/Max: 1/4

R/NR Fee: $160/$240

Code: 6770-4

Clean Up the Clutter

Age: 17 & Older

Are you overwhelmed by paper

clutter at home? Learn new strategies

for managing incoming paperwork,

reducing what you store and creating

systems for what you need to keep.

Instructor: Barbara Tischler. [BM]

Date: Monday, May 20

Time: 7:30pm-9pm

Location: Wheaton Community Center

Min/Max: 2/5

R/NR Fee: $15/$23

Code: 6961-1

Ease Through Movement

Age: 18 & Older

Looking for a no-pain way to gain

flexibility, recover from injury,

reduce stress and improve daily

functioning? This is the class for

you. Gentle guided movements

help you recognize limiting

patterns and replace them with

easier, freer ways of moving

and being. These are on-going

classes. Continuing students may

take advantage of money saving

class passes. Please contact Julie

at julie@optionsforease.com for

additional information. Instructor:

Julie Francis. (5 weeks) [BM]

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 1/8

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Day: Tuesday

Time: 9:30am-10:30am

Date: May 7-June 4

Code: 6960-3

Date: July 9-August 6

Code: 6961-5

Day: Wednesday

Time: 7pm-8pm

Date: May 8-June 5

Code: 6960-4

Date: July 10-August 7

Code: 6961-6

Day: Thursday

Time: 10:30am-11:30am

Date: May 9-June 6

Code: 6960-5

Date: July 11-August 8

Code: 6961-7

Ageless Grace

Age: 55 & Older

Not comfortable getting on the

floor, but still want the benefits

of a full body flexibility workout?

This class uses simple, effortless

movements to help you move

and feel your best – all while

standing or sitting in a chair.

Come discover how to move

gracefully and improve your

mobility at any age. Instructor:

Julie Francis (5 weeks). [BM]

Day: Thursday

Time: 9:30am-10:30am

Location: MSRC

Min/Max: 4/12

R/NR Fee: $75/$113

Date: May 9-June 6

Code: 6960-6

Date: July 11-August 8

Code: 6961-8

GEPD

Welcomes

Julie Francis

For more

than 20 years,

Julie Francis

has been teaching Glen Ellyn

residents how to move easier

and feel better. She begins by

showing them that gentle focused

movements, done with awareness,

can create big changes in both

brain and body.

Many of the people who come

to Julie's Feldenkrais Method®

classes are recovering from

injuries, dealing with chronic

conditions, or simply wanting

to age with grace and flexibility.

Whatever their goals, they leave

feeling the benefits of Julie's nopain,

more-gain approach.

Puppy Classes

For puppies 8-18 weeks

Get your puppy on the right track

with obedience. We cover obedience

commands, house training, and

temperament training. You will learn

practical and positive ways to prevent

behavior problems such as biting,

barking, chewing, house-soiling and

more. Dogs are trained off-leash in a

fenced-in area. Please bring a copy or

receipt of your dog’s rabies vaccination

to the first class for the park district

to keep on file. Your dog must be upto-date

on all immunizations (parvo

and distemper). Please bring training

treats and waste bags. Instructor: Mary

Mahnke from P-U-P (6 classes). [BM]

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $80/$120

Older Puppies/Adult Dog Training Class

For puppies 5 months-Adult

We include obedience commands, house training, and temperament training. You

will learn practical and positive ways to prevent behavior problems such as biting,

barking, chewing, house-soiling and more. You will learn handling and gentle

exercises to develop your ideal companion dog. Dogs are trained off-leash in a

fenced-in area. Please bring a copy or receipt of your dog’s rabies vaccination to

the first class for the park district to keep on file. Your dog must be up-to-date on

all immunizations (parvo and distemper). Please bring training treats and waste bags.

Instructor: Mary Mahnke from P-U-P (6 classes). [BM]

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 4/8

R/NR Fee: $80/$120

Date Day Time Level Code

May 9-June 13 Thursday 5:30pm-6:30pm Older/Adult 6950-6

Thursday 6:45pm-7:45pm Puppy 6950-2

May 11-June 15 Saturday 1pm-2pm Older/Adult 6950-4

Saturday 2:15pm-3:15pm Puppy 6950-0

July 11-August 15 Thursday 5:30pm-6:30pm Older/Adult 6950-7

Thursday 6:45pm-7:45pm Puppy 6950-3

July 13-August 17 Saturday 1pm-2pm Older/Adult 6950-5

Saturday 2:15pm-3:15pm Puppy 6950-1

ADULT PROGRAMS

Meet your fellow dog owners at

Spring Avenue Dog Park. (See page 84)

Adult Day Trips

ADULT PROGRAMS

Cancellation Policy

There are no refunds for day trips after

the registration deadline (including

medical reasons) unless we can replace

you with someone from the waitlist.

Transferring to another day trip is only

allowed if we can replace you with

someone from the waitlist.

Blue Chip Casino

Age: 21 & Older

The Blue Chip gaming environment is

so spacious and comfortable, it puts

you in the mood to play. There are over

2,100 slot machines, table games and

a non-smoking slot gaming area. Trip

includes lunch buffet, motor coach

transportation and $10 in e-play to

each person who earns 1,000 points on

their players card. Photo ID is required

at the casino. Upon registration, please

provide your Blue Chip Rewards Card

# if you have one. This is a cooperative

trip with the Elmhurst Park District. [BM]

Date: Thursday, May 2

Registration Deadline: April 19

Pick-Up/Drop Off: Maryknoll Park

Time: 8:30am-4:30pm

Min/Max: 10/22

Fee: $30

Code: 6890-0

Cuneo Mansion and Gardens

Tour & Shopping

Age: 21 & Older

Located in Vernon Hills, Cuneo

Mansion and Gardens is home to the

Cuneo family collection of fine art and

furnishings, set in a beautiful 100-

acre estate. This historic property was

home to an original founder of General

Electric Company, Samuel Insull, in

1918 before it was sold to John Cuneo

Sr. in 1937. You will receive a behindthe-scenes

insight on how life was lived

in the mansion and be able to view the

beautiful collections of art and personal

items still in the home. You will also

have a chance to visit the beautiful

gardens on the property. After the tour

we will head to historic downtown

Libertyville where you can enjoy lunch

on your own and choose from a variety

of restaurants and have time to shop

as well. Please Note: There is no air

conditioning in the mansion. This is a

cooperative trip with the Elmhurst Park

District. [BM]

Date: Thursday, June 20

Registration Deadline: May 29

Pick-Up/Drop Off: Maryknoll Park, 845

Pershing Ave.

Time: 8:30am-3:30pm

Min/Max: 10/13

Fee: $39

Code: 6890-2

Potawatomi Casino & Bingo

Ages: 21 & Older

Calling all gamers! Here is your

opportunity to play Bingo or hit

the slots and tables! Fee includes

motorcoach transportation, $10

Firekeepers Reward Play, 5.5 hours of

gaming and a $10 food & beverage

credit. For the Bingo enthusiast, we'll

arrive in time for you to have lunch

and then buy into the afternoon game

(not included in fee and $10 reward

play cannot be used towards Bingo).

Registration deadline is June 26. Be

sure to bring your driver's license or

state ID card with you on the day of the

trip. This is a cooperative trip with the

Elmhurst Park District. [BM]

Date: Thursday, July 11

Registration Deadline: Wednesday,

June 26

Pick-Up/Drop-Off: Maryknoll Park

Time: 9:30am-7:30pm

Min/Max: 15/25

Fee: $28

Code: 6890-1

Anderson’s Vineyard

& Winery

Age: 21 & Older

We will begin our trip with an Italian

lunch at Lucrezia Café in Chesterton,

IN. Lunch includes a house salad or

soup, an entrée, dessert, and tea,

coffee or water. Afterwards, we head

to Anderson’s Vineyard & Winery in

Valparaiso for a covered wagon ride

through the beautiful vineyards. There

are over 40 acres of rolling hills, with

acres of grapes. You will also receive a

wine tasting and a cellar tour. This is a

cooperative trip with the Elmhurst Park

District. [BM]

Date: Wednesday, August 21

Registration Deadline: July 30

Pick-Up/Drop-Off: Maryknoll Park,

845 Pershing Ave.

Time: 9:30am-4:45pm

Min/Max: 10/13

Fee: $67

Code: 6890-3

Glen Ellyn Bank & Trust’s

British Landscapes

Age: 18 & Older

Feel the vibrant energy of England,

hear the unique sounds of Scotland

and see the rolling countryside of

Wales on a trip that combines the

exploration of dramatic history and

natural wonders. This tour begins

in London, the cosmopolitan and

historical capital of Britain. Highlights

include London, London Theatre

Performance, Cambridge, York,

Edinburgh Castle, Lake District,

North Wales, Stratford-upon-Avon,

Cotswolds, and Stonehenge. This trip

is 10 days and includes 13 meals. Price

includes: round trip air from O’Hare

Airport, air taxes and fees/surcharges,

home pick-up, cancellation waiver and

insurance of $220 per person, hotel

transfers, all gratuities, and professional

Collette Vacations Tour Director. Call

Brittany at 630-942-7264 for itinerary

details. [BM]

Date: Thursday, September 19-

Saturday, September 28

Early Bird Rates until March 19:

Double: $3,969 • Single: $4,469 •

Triple: $3,939

Regular rates after March 19:

Double: $4,219 • Single: $4,719 • Triple:

$4,189

Code: 6590-6

All Rates are Per Person and are subject

to change.

50+/Seniors Programs

Senior Fair

Wednesday, May 8, 2013, 9am-12pm

Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center,

800 St. Charles Road (Intersection

of St. Charles Road and Riford Road,

behind Parkview Community Church)

Stop by for a fun morning filled

with a variety of vendors providing

information on health, entertainment,

finance and recreation opportunities &

services for seniors!

This is your one-stop opportunity to

gather all the information you need.

This information and helpful event will

include:

• Health Screenings

• Prizes & Give-Aways

• Presentations

• Exhibitors

• Free Food Buffet (while supplies last)

Registration is not required for this

FREE event! For more information call

Brittany at 630-942-7264.

Weekly Drop-In Programs

Age: SR

The park district has several drop-in

programs for seniors that are open to

the public. For more information about

them, please call Brittany at 630-942-

7264.

• Tuesday SARC Seniors

Drop in for coffee, cards, bingo, or

movie at SARC from 9am-11am.

Newcomers are welcome! Fee: $1.

Dates:

May 7 & 21

June 4 & 18

July 2 & 16

August 6 & 20

• Retired Rhythm Rascals

Traditional Dixieland Jazz rehearsals

at MSRC Tuesdays at 10am. To

Interested in booking the band? Call

Brittany at 630-942-7264.

Senior Fair, May 8th (see page 88 for details)

Rules of the Road

Brush up on traffic laws before taking the

driver’s license renewal examination. We

include a traffic sign review and practice

test. Registration is required: call 630-

858-2463. Instructor: Illinois Office of

the Secretary of State. [BM]

Date: Friday, June 21

Time: 10am-Noon

Location: MSRC

Fee: FREE

AARP Driver Safety Program

Become a safer driver by sharpening

your defensive driving skills. Our

class combines discussion and text.

Completion of this program entitles

you to a reduction on your automobile

insurance premium. No refund after the

first meeting. Please call 630-858-2463.

Instructor: Erich Weber [BM]

Time: 9am-1pm • Location: MSRC

Fee: $12 AARP Member;

$14 Non-Member

Day: Wednesday-Thursday

Date: May 15 & 16

Day: Wednesday-Thursday

Date: August 21 &22

SENIORS

Monthly

Tuesday

Luncheons

Age: SR

We offer delicious food, an entertaining

program, social opportunities and a

good time! Don’t forget to pick up

your free raffle ticket at the door. Menu

items are subject to change, based on

availability. [BM]

Day: Tuesday

Date: May 14, June 11 and July 9

Time: Noon-2pm

Location: Maryknoll Clubhouse

(Holes & Knolls Miniature Golf Course)

R/NR Fee: $7

Registration Deadline:

One week prior to each luncheon

May 14 Luncheon

Code: 6850-0

We’re kicking off summer with a

surprise game! Who knows what fun

we’ll have? Lunch includes teriyaki

chicken, rice pilaf, peas, corn & carrots,

tossed salad, rolls, and cake. Don’t

forget to pick up your free raffle ticket

at the door. [BM]

June 11 Luncheon

Code: 6850-1

The last game of bingo for the

summer will be called. Don’t miss your

opportunity to be a big winner! Lunch

includes turkey, au gratin potatoes,

broccoli, Caesar salad, rolls, and pie.

Don’t forget to pick up your free raffle

ticket at the door. [BM]

July 9 Picnic

Code: 6850-2

Our annual Senior Picnic at beautiful

Lake Ellyn Boathouse promises to be a

fun-filled afternoon of entertainment,

friends, good food and fabulous prizes!

This year’s menu consists of fried

chicken, two sides, rolls, lemonade and

a cool dessert treat. Reservations are

limited and will be accepted through

Tuesday, July 2 only. Please note: If

you are unable to attend please call the

park district immediately. [BM]

Cost: $5 per person.

Location: Lake Ellyn Boathouse, 645

Lenox Road, Glen Ellyn

Gymnastics

Parent/Tot

This is a fun-filled parent/tot play

time program. Introduce your child

to the exciting world of tumbling

and gymnastics. This class features

tumbling and gymnastics equipment,

balls, hoops, circles and parachute play.

Parent involvement is the key to this

class. Please no siblings. [BM]

Tiny Tumblers/

Co-Ed Preschool

All children like to tumble, roll and

hang. This introductory gymnastic class

helps develop gross motor skills, teach

self-confidence and body awareness

while having fun. A variety of gymnastic

and tumbling stations will be set up

each week to introduce your gymnasts

to the basic skills used in this sport.

Children must be able to attend class

without the presence of a parent. [BM]

Location: SARC

Min/Max: 7/12

Tiny Tumblers & Preschool Min/Max: 6/10

Co-Ed Kindergarten

Gymnastics for the 5 and 6-yearold

was designed to help refine and

develop the gross motor skills taught in

previous classes. A higher skill level of

gymnastics stations will be set up each

week to increase strength, flexibility

and coordination. [BM]

Co-Ed Pre-Developmental

Learn the use of gymnastics equipment

in this slightly advanced program.

The focus will be on floor exercise,

springboard skills, bars, rings and beam.

Stretching and conditioning for muscle

tone will be included. [BM]

Co-Ed Tumbling

Are you interested in getting some

extra tumbling practice? You will go

through the basics and try to perfect

the following tumbling moves: roundoffs,

flip-flops, and back tucks. If there

is time, we will add a few other basic

tumbling moves. [BM]

Co-Ed Developmental

Your child will begin to reach high and

focus on Olympic events, such as,

rings, floor exercise, vault and parallel

bars. Class will also include stretching,

apparatus skills and conditioning in a

safe and controlled atmosphere. [BM]

Beginner: Children who have taken 2

or less gymnastic classes

Intermediate: Children who have taken

3 or more gymnastic classes

GYMNASTICS

SESSION I: May 15-June 22 (No Class May 27) • 6 weeks

SESSION II: July 10-August 17 • 6 weeks

Session I Session II Program Age Day Time R/NR Fee

6760-0 6761-8 Parent/Tot 18-36 Mos. W 9:15am-9:45am $50/$75

6760-1 6761-9 Parent/Tot 18-36 Mos. W 6:10pm-6:40pm $50/$75

6760-2 6762-0 Parent/Tot 18-36 Mos. Th 9:15am-9:45am $50/$75

6760-3 6762-1 Parent/Tot 18-36 Mos. Sat 8:30am-9am $50/$75

6760-4 6762-2 Tiny Tumblers 3 W 4:35pm-5:05pm $50/$75

6760-5 6762-3 Tiny Tumblers 3 W 9:55am-10:25am $50/$75

6760-6 6762-4 Tiny Tumblers 3 Sat 11am-11:30am $50/$75

6760-7 6762-5 Co-Ed Preschool 4-5 W 5:15pm-6pm $55/$83

6760-8 6762-6 Co-Ed Preschool 4-5 Th 9:55am-10:40am $55/$83

6760-9 6762-7 Co-Ed Preschool 4-5 Sat 10:05am-10:50am $55/$83

6761-0 6762-8 Co-Ed Kindergarten 5-6 W 10:35am-11:20am $55/$83

6761-1 6762-9 Co-Ed Kindergarten 5-6 Th 10:50am-11:35am $55/$83

6761-2 6763-0 Co-Ed Kindergarten 5-6 Sat 9:10am-9:55am $55/$83

6761-3 6763-1 Co-Ed Pre-Developmental, all levels 6-8 Th 4:30pm-5:30pm $62/$93

6761-4 6763-2 Co-Ed Developmental, all levels 7-12 Th 5:40pm-6:40pm $62/$93

6761-5 6763-3 Co-Ed Developmental Beginner 7-12 Sat 11:40am-12:40pm $62/$93

6761-6 6763-4 Co-Ed Developmental, Intermediate 7-12 Sat 12:50pm-1:50pm $62/$93

6761-7 6763-5 Co-Ed Tumbling 7-14 Th 6:45pm-7:30pm $55/$83

Shotokan Karate

SHOTOKAN KARATE

Children and adults universally enjoy learning the art of

karate. Classes are taught by Illinois Shotokan Karate Club’s

expert instructors under the direction of John DiPasquale,

four-time National Champion, U.S. Karate National Coach

and President of the National Karate Federation of the U.S.

Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the

current session after the second class has met. Registration

for continuers through advanced students will be accepted

after the start date, but the full class fee is required. [BB]

Adult Karate • Age: 15 & Up

Release tension and develop total body fitness! In addition to

self-defense skills, karate develops flexibility and muscle tone,

all while improving core strength. From work to home, the

benefits of karate can be felt in all aspects of life.

Location: MSRC • Min/Max: 8/25

April 3-June 5 (10 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Yellow 8:30pm-9:30pm W $92/$137 3334-0

Blue-Black 8:30pm-10pm W $132/$190 3334-1

June 12-August 28 (12 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Yellow 8:30pm-9:30pm W $110/$160 3334-2

Blue-Black 8:30pm-10pm W $152/$225 3334-3

Pre-Karate • Age: 4-7

Young children will develop agility, strength and coordination

skills through fun and creative activities. This program,

specifically designed to work with growing minds and bodies,

enhances memory and agility skills, too. Watch your child

blossom while learning karate and having a blast at the same

time!

Location: Wheaton Park District • Min/Max: 5/15

April 3-June 5 (10 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

Beg/Cont 4:10pm-4:55pm W $92/$137 3330-0

2+ Sessions 5pm-5:45pm W $92/$137 3330-1

White-Red 4:20pm-5:05pm SA $92/$137 3330-2

Inst. Permission 5:50pm-6:50pm W $107/$158 3330-3

Orange & Up 5:10pm-5:55pm SA $92/$137 3330-4

June 12-August 28 (12 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

Beg/Cont 4:10pm-4:55pm W $110/$160 3330-5

2+ Sessions 5pm-5:45pm W $110/$160 3330-6

White-Red 4:20pm-5:05pm SA $101/$160 3330-7

Inst. Permission 5:50pm-6:50pm W $110/$187 3330-8

Orange & Up 5:10pm-5:55pm SA $101/$160 3330-9

Parent/Child Karate • Age: 7 & Up with Parent

This is an excellent opportunity to spend quality time

with your child, while conditioning muscles, developing

coordination, and improving cardiovascular fitness. Fees Are

Per Person.

Location: Wheaton Park District • Min/Max: 5/15

April 6-June 8 (10 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Red 2pm-3pm SA $92/$135 3331-0

Orange-Blue 3pm-4pm SA $92/$135 3331-1

Green-Purple 4pm-5pm SA $92/$135 3331-2

Brown & Up 5pm-6pm SA $92/$135 3331-3

June 15-August 24 (11 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Red 2pm-3pm SA $101/$160 3331-4

Orange-Blue 3pm-4pm SA $101$160 3331-5

Green-Purple 4pm-5pm SA $101/$160 3331-6

Brown & Up 5pm-6pm SA $101/$160 3331-7

Youth Karate • Age: 7-14

Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and

help build coordination, agility, strength and poise. They

also release tension brought on by school and peers. The

confidence gained through karate helps foster a strong,

positive self-image. Karate builds self-confidence, control and

discipline. The physical aspect of this program is enjoyable

and beneficial. Karate can improve children’s participation in

sports, school and social activities.

Location: Wheaton Park District • Min/Max: 5/15

(Wednesday class is held at MSRC.)

April 3-June 8 (10 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Red 2pm-3pm SA $92/$135 3333-0

White Only 5:30pm-6:30pm W $92/$135 3333-1

Orange-Blue 3pm-4pm SA $92/$135 3333-2

Green-Purple 4pm-5pm SA $92/$135 3333-3

Red-Blue 6:30pm-7:30pm W $92/$135 3333-4

Brown & Up 5pm-6pm SA $92/$135 3333-5

Green-Black 7:30pm-8:30pm W $92/$135 3333-6

June 12-August 28 (11 classes)

Level Time Day R/NR Code

White-Red 2pm-3pm SA $101/$160 3336-0

White Only 5:30pm-6:30pm W $110/$170 3336-1

Orange-Blue 3pm-4pm SA $101/$160 3336-2

Green-Purple 4pm-5pm SA $101/$160 3336-3

Red-Blue 6:30pm-7:30pm W $110/$170 3336-4

Brown & Up 5pm-6pm SA $101/$160 3336-5

Green-Black 7:30pm-8:30pm W $110/$170 3336-6

Tae Kwon Do

Tae Kwon Do, one of the newest Olympic sports, is a 2,000-year-old martial art, offering a variety of benefits for people of all

ages and physical abilities. Students have the opportunity to improve concentration and self-esteem, achieve lifelong physical

fitness, and learn self-defense skills. Instructor: classes are taught under the direction of Grand Master Ki Hong Kim (8th Dan

World Tae Kwon Do Federation). A uniform fee of $45 is required at the first class. [BB]

Little Dragons Tae Kwon Do

Age: 4-5

This introductory class is designed to

captivate the interest of our youngest

students. Skills are developed through

gentle instruction and appropriate

games for their ability. This class

focuses on developing balance,

coordination, and respect for the

discipline of martial arts training.

Day: Saturday

Date: June 15-August 24 (11 weeks)

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $145/$210

Min/Max: 5/12

Beginner-White Belts

Time: 10am-10:40am

Code: 3388-0

Orange & Up

Time: 10:45am-11:25am

Code: 3388-1

Early Tae Kwon Do

Age: 6-7

Designed especially for younger

children, this program helps kids

develop conditioning, coordination,

listening skills, and self-confidence

through creative activities.

Day: Saturday

Date: June 15-August 24 (11 classes)

Time: 11:30am-12:15pm

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $145/$210

Min/Max: 5/20

White-Light Blue

Time: 11:30am-12:15pm

Code: 3388-2

Dark Blue & Up

Time: 1:30pm-2:20pm

Code: 3388-3

Parent/Child Tae Kwon Do

Age: 7 + w/parent

This class provides families with a fun

opportunity to spend time together

while improving physical and mental

conditioning through cardiovascular

drills, calisthenics, and traditional

Tae Kwon Do techniques including

punching, kicking, and blocking. Please

note that the fee listed is per person.

Day: Saturday

Date: June 15-August 24 (11 classes)

Time: 2:25pm-3:15pm

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $145/$210

Min/Max: 5/20

Code: 3388-4

Youth Tae Kwon Do

Age: 8-13

This program includes a balanced

cardiovascular workout, including

punching, kicking, and blocking skills,

using the Tae Kwon Do tradition, and

self control. Participants will improve

coordination, power of concentration,

balance, and both physical and mental

discipline.

Day: Saturday

Date: June 15-August 24 (11 weeks)

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $145/$210

Min/Max: 5/20

White-Light Blue Belts

Time: 12:30pm-1:20pm

Code: 3388-5

Dark Blue & Up

Time: 1:30pm-2:20pm

Code: 3388-6

Adult Tae Kwon Do

Age: 14 +

Restricted to high school students and

older, this program concentrates on

Tae Kwon Do techniques through the

study of forms, stances, and the skills of

punching, kicking and blocking.

Day: Saturday

Date: June 15-August 24 (11 weeks)

Time: 2:25pm-3:15pm

Location: SARC

R/NR Fee: $145/$210

Min/Max: 5/20

Code: 3388-7

TAE KWON DO

Golden Eagles Football

FOOTBALL

Tackle Football

Age: 7-14

The tackle program participates in

the Bill George Youth Football League

(www.bgyfl.org). Players learn and

develop the fundamentals of tackle

football, teamwork, sportsmanship

and leadership in a supervised,

organized and safe environment. This

is a travel league that plays teams

from surrounding suburbs. The tackle

program begins the last week of July/

first week of August and ends in early

November. Teams practice daily in

August and three days a week when

school starts through the end of the

season. Games are played on weekends

at Newton Park and in surrounding

communities. There are multiple

scrimmage games prior to the season,

including the annual Golden Eagle

Football Jamboree held in mid-August

to kick-off the season and raise funds

to support the program. Teams are built

based on age, weight restriction, ability

and experience. Coaching candidates

are encouraged to apply. Additional

details are available online at the Glen

Ellyn Golden Eagles Website at www.

glenellynfootball.com. For more

information, contact Clint Babicz at

630-858-2462, ext. 150 or cbabicz@

gepark.org.

Registration & Payment

All tackle participants must present

a birth certificate and a completed

athletic form with a signed waiver

at the time of registration. The fee

may be made in two payments using

the payment plan form (credit card

required) at time of registration. There

is no online, fax, mail-in or phonein

registration for the tackle football

program.

Flag Football

Grade: 1-2

Players learn and develop the

fundamentals of football, teamwork,

sportsmanship and leadership in

a supervised, organized and safe

environment. The flag program begins

in August and ends in mid-October

with practices held twice weekly

until school starts and once weekly

thereafter. Games are played on

weekends at Newton Park. Register

online at www.gepark.org or in person.

If registering in person, please use the

Athletic Registration Form, available

at both the Main Street and Spring

Avenue Recreation Centers. Additional

information is available at

www.glenellynfootball.com. [CB]

Regular Registration Late Registration

Mar 4-Apr 18 After Apr 18

Grade (as of 8/31) Weight Code R/NR Fee R/NR Fee

1-2 Flag 7010-7 $125/$188 $150/$225

7-8 73 lbs. 7010-0 $320/$400 $345/$432

8-9 83 lbs. 7010-1 $320/$400 $345/$432

9-10 93 lbs. 7010-2 $320/$400 $345/$432

10-11 103 lbs 7010-3 $320/$400 $345/$432

10-12 118 lbs. 7010-4 $320/$400 $345/$432

11-14 Senior 7010-5 $320/$400 $345/$432

Golden Eagles Cheerleading

Flag Football Cheerleading

Grade: 2

This program is for beginners and

teaches participants the fundamentals

of football cheerleading and prepares

them for the Golden Eagles Tackle

Football Cheerleading program.

Participants learn sideline cheers and

fundamentals such as traditional cheer

movements, basic jumps, warm ups

and cheer etiquette. Participants cheer

once weekly on Saturday mornings for

different Glen Ellyn flag football teams.

This program does not compete in

cheer competitions. [CB]

Tackle Football Cheerleading

Grade: 3-8

CHEERLEADING

This two-fold travel program for girls

and boys provides sideline cheering

and halftime routines at the Golden

Eagles Tackle Football games as well

as participation in dance and cheer

competitions in the Chicagoland area.

We teach technical cheer fundamentals

and sideline cheers, along with short

dance and cheer routines. Cheerleaders

learn technical skills including

stunting, mounting and a variety of

jumps. Each squad cheers weekly and

competes in two competitions against

other recreational cheer programs

in the Chicago area. While no prior

experience is necessary, it is helpful to

have dance or gymnastics skills at the

older age levels. However, nothing can

replace a good attitude, a sparkling

smile and a commitment to your

teammates. [CB]

Grade Code R/NR Fee

2 (Flag) 7011-0 $125/$188

3 7011-1 $225/$338

4 7011-2 $225/$338

5 7011-3 $225/$338

6 7011-4 $225/$338

7 7011-5 $225/$338

8 7011-6 $225/$338

Squad Formation

Squads are organized by age and ability

and are determined in early July.

Practice

Practices begin in late July/early August

and are held up to four days a week

(Monday-Thursday) until school starts.

After school begins, practices are held

one (flag) or two (tackle) nights per

week for the remainder of the season.

Volunteers

As the program relies solely on

volunteers to be successful, parental

involvement is appreciated.

Registration & Payment

person. If registering in person, please

use the Athletic Registration Form,

available at both the Main Street and

Spring Avenue Recreation Centers. First

year participants are required to provide

a copy of a birth certificate. The fee

covers uniform rental, hair bows, poms,

competition fees (where applicable),

coach’s training and instruction in

cheer fundamentals and pom dance.

Participants are required to provide

their own crop tops, lollies, shoes,

socks, warm-ups and briefs.

Registration Deadline: June 1

After June 1, participants are placed on

a paid wait list with no guarantee they

will be placed on a squad.

Regular Registration

Day: Monday-Saturday

Dates: March 4-June 1

Time: Registration Office Hours (p. 2)

Location: MSRC & SARC

Soccer House League

SOCCER

Youth Fall Soccer

Grade: K-10

The Glen Ellyn Park District spring soccer program is an in-house league that

is run by volunteer members of the Glen Ellyn Youth Soccer Organization

(GEYSO). The program teaches area youth soccer skills while promoting good

sportsmanship, physical conditioning and having fun. There are nine age levels

for boys and girls. The program relies solely on volunteer parents to coach,

referee (K-2nd) and coordinate teams.

Fall House League

Saturdays: August 31 through October 26 (no games October 5)

Child must be born: Before September 1, 2008 in order to participate in

kindergarten soccer.

Early Registration Deadline: July 19, 2013

All registrants after this deadline will be charged the late fee but will still be

placed on a team.

Wait List Deadline: August 16, 2013

All registrants after this deadline will be placed on a waiting list. Children will

only be placed if players are needed to complete teams.

Code Grade Ball Size Players on Field Field Size R/NR

3325-0 Co-Rec K 3 4 v 4 30x25 $55/$80

3325-1 Co-Rec 1 3 4 v 4 30x25 $55/$80

3325-2 Co-Rec 2 3 5 v 5 45x35 $55/$80

3325-3 Co-Rec 3-4 4 7 v 7 60x40 $60/$87

3325-4 Girls 3-4 4 7 v 7 60x40 $60/$87

3325-5 Co-Rec 5-6 4 9 v 9 80x50 $60/$87

3325-6 Girls 5-6 4 9 v 9 80x50 $60/$87

3325-7 Co-Rec 7-8 5 11 v 11 110x70 $60/$87

3325-8 Co-Rec 9-10 5 11 v 11 110x70 $60/$87

Late Registration Fee: Grades K-2 ($75R/$105NR); Grades 3-10 ($80R/$112NR)

If registering in person, an Athletic League Waiver Form must be submitted with

registration. Withdrawal after the first scheduled game of the season, for other

than medical reasons or relocation, will result in a pro-rated refund.

Spring Soccer Q & A

When and where are the games and practices held?

The league starts August 31 and runs until October 26. All games will be played

at Ackerman Park on Saturdays between the hours of approximately 8 am and

3 pm. All practices will be held once a week for one hour according to the

volunteer coach’s schedule. Practice location is also dependent on coach’s

choice. All practices are held within the eight-mile Glen Ellyn radius.

What equipment does my child need?

Players must bring their own ball to practice. Shin guards must be worn under

socks and all eyewear must be protective. Kids will be provided a t-shirt (K-2nd

grade) and jersey/shorts (3rd-10th grades) for their uniforms.

Sports Parents

Encourage your child as well as others

to succeed. Please be a team supporter

on the sidelines, not a coach. If you

have any questions or concerns about

your child’s team or coach, please

contact the designated coordinator on

your team schedule or contact Brenden

Berry at 630-942-7288 or by email at

bberry@gepark.org.

Team Assignments

Teams in grades K - 2 are organized as

much as possible by general geographic

areas. The assignments are determined

by the number of available coaches

from each area. We cannot guarantee

that each child will be placed on a

neighborhood team. In Grades 3 - 10,

the primary focus in organizing teams

will be on skill level, with the goal being

the creation of leagues containing evenly

balanced teams. Parents will be notified

of their child’s team by August 23. If you

have not heard from Coach by August

26, please contact Brenden Berry.

GEYSO Meetings

The Glen Ellyn Youth Soccer

Organization (GEYSO) meets the first

Monday of the month at 7 pm at Spring

Avenue Recreation Center. We are

always looking for interested members.

Please call Brenden Berry for more

information at 630-942-7288.

Volunteer Coaches Needed

• Moms and Dads are needed!

• Coaches’ training is provided!

• Your kids will love it!

• Coaches’ training pamphlets provided.

In accordance with the GEYSO policy,

teams will be organized each season.

The child of a coach is assigned to the

team the parent is coaching. Individuals

volunteering to serve as head coaches

ONLY, may request one (1) assistant

coach whose child will be assigned to

that team. Volunteers will be notified by

telephone if they are needed as coaches.

Coaches Meeting

Tuesday, August 20, 6:30pm-8:30pm

Location: Hadley Jr. High

Travel Soccer

Travel Soccer 2013-2014 Season

Youth Travel Soccer is a Glen Ellyn Park District program run

with the assistance of Glen Ellyn Lakers Futbol Club. Teams

are organized through the NISL and IWSL and range from U8-

U18. New volunteers are always welcome. Lakers meetings

are held on the second Monday of each month at Spring

Avenue Recreation Center at 7pm.

Who should play travel team soccer?

Travel team soccer is for players who enjoy playing soccer

and have the desire and dedication to play at a more

competitive level. Players receive extensive training twice a

week in the evening with professional trainers and coaches

certified by the Illinois Youth Soccer Association (IYSA) who

are committed to developing skilled players.

Time Commitments and Expectations

Travel soccer demands a fairly large time commitment since

our soccer year extends from August to June. The year

program begins in August with a one-week training camp for

all teams. Then each week during the fall and spring league

season, the teams train twice a week for 90 minutes each

time.

During the winter season, the teams have training sessions

once a week for a ten-week period and may also participate

in indoor soccer leagues in preparation for the spring season.

Fall and spring games are usually scheduled on Sundays.

Teams play a ten-game schedule each fall and 8 games each

spring with half on the home fields and the remainder away.

We expect players to have fun. We expect players to be at

all training sessions and games. We expect them to respect

coaches, trainers, fellow team players, parents, equipment,

facilities, game officials, and game opponents at all times. We

expect the players to come to all events with the necessary

equipment, their team commitment, and ready to play.

For more information about the club, visit www.gelakers.com

or call Brenden Berry at 630-942-7288.

Program Fees (fees are subject to change prior to tryouts)

Youth U8 & U9

Approx. $825 Resident/$925 Non-Resident

($200 deposit plus four payments of $156.25/$181.25)

Youth U10-U14

Approx. $1,050 Resident/$1,150 Non-Resident

($200 deposit plus four payments of $212.50/$237.50)

High School

Approx. $700 Resident/$750 Resident

($200 deposit plus four payments of $125/$137.5)

Tryouts

Anyone wishing to play on a Lakers Travel team must try out.

This includes any player currently on an existing Travel team.

Tryouts enable players to be organized into teams by age

and similar skill level. This allows training and competition to

occur on an equal basis which creates an environment where

players can be challenged and learn more effectively.

Tryouts are a two-day process. All players must attend both

days of tryouts to be eligible to make a team. All tryouts will

be held at Ackerman Park and conducted by Future Pros

trainers. Please contact a member of the Lakers committee if

there is a conflict. All players must pre-register for tryouts on

the Lakers website.

Tryout Dates

U8-U14 Co-Rec: May 13, 16 and 18

U8-U14 Girls: May 29, 30, June 1

Please check Lakers website for specific days/times for each

age group.

Glen Ellyn Lakers Academy

Lakers Academy is a program for 5-7 year old boys

and girls who love soccer, but are not sure about the

commitment of travel soccer. In the Lakers Academy,

your child will be coached by the same professional

coaches as the rest of the Lakers players, and train

in the same manner as Lakers players. But instead of

playing games in our travel leagues, your child will

play internal games and scrimmages in a “microleague”

format. The Lakers Academy is a great way

to get a taste for travel soccer without the yearlong

commitment. Concurrent participation in both

the Glen Ellyn House League and Lakers Academy

is encouraged. For more information visit: www.

gelakers.com/lakers-academy.aspx.

Registration for the following programs was

held during the winter:

• Youth Baseball

• Girls Softball

• Spring House Soccer

For more information about openings, please

visit www.gepark.org or call 630-858-2462.

SOCCER

ASFC FITNESS

Take Advantage of Our Fitness Classes

Whether you’re looking to take a class everyday or

occasionally, we have a fitness class pass for you! Classes

are available to nonmembers as well as members. Most

classes require either monthly passes or punch cards in

order to participate. Please inquire at the ASFC front desk.

Find class descriptions and schedules on our website: www.

ackermansportsandfitnesscenter.com.

• Boot Camp • Butts ‘n’ Guts • Cardio Strength

• Get Toned • Kickboxing • Piyo

• Spin • Turbo Kick • Yoga

• Yogalates • Total Conditioning

“Mix It Up”

Fitness Classes for Youth

NEW

Grade: 5 & Up

Enjoy a variety of fitness class format: spin, strengthen/

toning, and core crunch all in one hour. Gym shoes, water

bottle and great attitude are required for this class. Residents

fees include kids attending school districts 41 and 89, and

GEPD residents). Please register in person at Ackerman SFC.

Instructor: ASFC Fitness Staff (4 classes). [DK]

Location: ASFC

Min. /Max: 6/12

ASFC Member/R/NR Fee: $20/$25/$30

Mon & Wed: 4:30pm-5:30pm Code

Session 1 June 17, 19, 24, 26 1003-5

Session 2 July 15, 17, 22 & 24 1003-6

Session 3 August 5, 7, 12 & 14 1003-6

Tues & Thurs: 10:15am-11:15am Code

Session 1 June 8, 20, 25, 27 1003-5

Session 2 July 16, 18, 23 & 25 1003-6

Session 3 August 6, 8, 13 & 15 1003-6

ACKERMAN SFC

Fitness Center

7,000 square-feet of diverse, state-of-the-art fitness

equipment, including:

• Matrix Treadmills w/Personal TVs

• Matrix & Life Fitness Ellipticals

• Matrix ARC Trainers w/personal TVs

• Matrix Recumbent Bikes, Upright Bikes & Hybrid Bikes

• Matrix Single Station Strength Machines

• 2 Stairmaster Tread Climbers

• 2 Scifit Pro2 Trainers

• 2 Indoor Water Rowing Machines

• Xerball, medicine ball, and stretch equipment

• All pieces of equipment have Nike+ workout tracking

software and are compatible with iPod Nano, second

generation IPod Touch and iPhone 3GS.

• Free weights/Core Conditioning/Stretching Area

• Men’s & Women’s Locker Rooms

• Towel Service

Daily Fitness Center Hours

Monday-Thursday .................... 5am-10pm

Friday. ............................... 5am-9pm

Saturday & Sunday. .....................7am-7pm

Walking Track

The two-lane indoor walking/running track is free to ASFC

members. The track is 10.3 laps per mile in length.

SPRING BREAK: ASFC Open Gym

Daily fees for non-members are:

Resident Youth (15 yrs & under). ................$3

Resident Adult (16 yrs & up) ....................$5

Non-Resident Youth/Adult. ................... $8

For Non-Members: Proof of residency (School ID or Drivers

License) is required to receive resident rates. Open gym

resident ID cards are available for $5 for those who do not

have school IDs.

Date Location Time

March 25 3 Courts 9am-12:30pm

2 Courts 4pm-7pm

Turf

9am-5pm

March 26 3 Courts 9am-12:30pm

2 Courts 4pm-7pm

Turf

9am-5pm

March 27 2 Courts 9am-9pm

Turf

9am-5pm

March 28 2 Courts 9am-9pm

Turf

9am-5pm

March 29 2 Courts 9am-9pm

Turf

9am-5pm

March 30 Turf Only 9am-5pm

March 31 3 Courts Noon-3pm

Turf

9am-7pm

On days when 3 courts are open, 1 court will be set up for

volleyball.

ACKERMAN SFC

Elite Basketball & All Sport Training

with Brett Love

Basketball Training

If you’re preparing for a Travel Team or School Tryout, or

looking for that extra edge for your upcoming season, then

it’s time to sign up for Private Lessons from Skill Development

Coach, Brett Love. Brett has high school and collegiate level

playing experience with the credentials to train and coach

players to take your skills to the next level. Training consists of

ball handling, shooting, offense, defense, conditioning, jump

training, speed and agility, focus and confidence building.

Speed & Agility

Agility, as defined by the National Strength and Conditioning

Association, is the ability to change directions and gain speed

without losing motor control. Speed can be defined how fast

your feet hit the ground and quickly gets up and out to your

next step. In every sport, we use speed and and agility, so if

you are looking to run a faster 40 yard time, move quicker on

the basketball court, or even make faster moves on the soccer

field, sign up for this program with Brett Love today!

Hard Gainers Athletics

Training Youth and Adult Athletes at

Ackerman SFC

Hard Gainer: One who has difficulty

making significant gains toward their specific goal.

Hard Gainers Athletics is a fully-customized fitness regimen

that is geared toward achieving specific athletic and fitness

goals for the Hard Gainer.

HGA was started to help developing and struggling athletes

and non-athletes make the most of their fitness potential

and to establish a life-long foundation for a positive, healthy

lifestyle. Areas addressed include individual assessments

and goal setting, structured goal-specific fitness regimen,

nutritional plan, and supplementation recommendations to

maximize gains.

In addition to the physical benefits, important life lessons are

also taught:

• Commitment

• Work Ethic

• Adapting To Stress

• Self Improvement

• Recognition

• Goal Setting

• Escaping Comfort Zone

• Self Confidence

• Sense Of Urgency

This rare training combination of fitness, nutrition, and life

skills is what separates HG Athletics from other sport athletic

training. If you have the commitment and desire, HGA has a

customized plan to get you where you want to go!

Contact HGA today at email@hgathletics.com or 630-674-

0335 to set up a FREE consultation.

Personal Training

Our certified personal trainers will

design a program that meets your

specific fitness needs. They can

help you reach and/or maintain

your goal by guiding you through

safe, productive supervised workouts.

All clients receive a free fitness

testing and evaluation during

the first session. The evaluation

is an important tool that helps

trainers create the most effective

program for you.

The evaluation includes:

• Body fat analysis

• Upper/lower body strength

• Lean body mass

• Abdominal strength

• Cardiovascular endurance test

• Flexibility analysis

ASFC

Personal

Training

Intro to Fitness

ASFC Member/Non-Member

Per-Person Personal Training Fees*

30 Minutes

(1 person)

1 Hour

(1 person)

1 Hour

(2 people)

1 Session $29/$44 $43/$65 $35/$53

3 Sessions $87/$132 $129/$195 $105/$159

6 Sessions $150/$228 $235/$353 $188/$282

12 Sessions $282/$422 $447/$673 $351/$528

20 Sessions $420/$646 $707/$1,054 $554/$823

* Prices are subject to change. FREE fitness

assessments with a trainer are available to NEW

ANNUAL members. To make an appointment, stop at

the fitness desk today. For small group training, visit

www.ackermansportsandfitnesscenter.com.

This is a required course for youth, ages 11-13, in order to use

fitness equipment at Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center. This

program is one hour for two days. Dates and times need to

be set up with a personal trainer. Intro to Fitness will cover the

following:

• Rules and regulations

• Complete fitness assessment

• Fill our fitness card to keep on file

• Cardio equipment

• Flexibility & stretching techniques

• Review and complete pass/fail test

Fees: 1-on-1: $75; Group Rate: (2-4 children): $50/child

Climbing Wall

The Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center is proud to present two

towering 30’ climbing rocks, equipped with nine lead ropes

and six auto belay systems along with a 10’ suspension wall.

We invite you to discover a new kind of fitness challenge that

is fun for everyone five years and older.

Regular Hours

Monday-Friday. ..................... 4pm-7pm

Saturday. .......................... 11am-3pm

Sunday. ............................3pm-6pm

Daily Fee

ASFC Member. ........................... Free

Resident. ..................................$8

Nonresident. ..............................$10

Optional Shoe Rental. .......................$5

ACKERMAN SFC

Turf & Court Rentals at Ackerman

Party Package Pricing

The ASFC has teamed up with Awesome Amusements to

be a one-stop shop for all of your party needs. Packages

include 2 hours of ½ turf, party room, and a variety of

inflatable/entertainment options. Each package is based off

of a minimum of two hours and can be reserved at any time

of the day.

For more information or to reserve your party today, please

call 630-317-0130 and the Ackerman staff will be happy to

assist you.

You may also check out other inflatable options at www.

awesomeamusements.com. Special A La Carte pricing is

available.

Package # / Fee / What You Get

1 / $150 / Combo Moon Jump w/Slide

2 / $475 / 7 Element Obstacle Court + Basic Moon Jump

3 / $875 / 18 ft., 2-Lane Slide Batman Adventure (or equivalent)

Climbing Wall Parties

Take your parties to new heights when you book them at

Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center! The Party Package fee is

$130 for up to ten climbers and includes a two-hour room

rental, tables, chairs, climbing lesson and harness. There is

a $5 fee per additional climber. A larger room is available for

an additional fee of $20 per hour. For more information or to

book your party, contact Will Johnson at 630-317-0130, x141

or wjohnson@gepark.org.

Party Hours

Saturday, 9am-11am & 3:30pm-6pm • Sunday, Noon-3pm

Turf & Court Rentals at Ackerman

Turf and court areas are available year-round to rent for

practices, games, parties, and/or other events. From a birthday

party with inflatables to an ultimate Frisbee game amongst

friends, the space is there for you to use. Special rates are

available for non-peak hours: Weekdays, 7am-4pm and 10pmmidnight.

For more information or to check availability, call

630-317-0130 or email info@ackermansfc.com. Or click on

“rentals” at www.ackermansportsandfitnesscenter.com.

Adult Fitness Classes at MSRC & SARC

Age: 16 years & up • Min/Max: 6/20 for No/Low Aerobics & Zumba; 6/12 for Yoga & Shape

ADULT FITNESS

SESSION I:

April 29-June 22

SESSION II:

June 24-August 17

All Classes are 8-week sessions.

*Instructor is American Council on

Exercise certified.

No/Low Aerobics

Stay fit, burn fat and calories, and add

muscle tone with “no” stress to your

joints with no to low-impact aerobics

plus floor work for major muscle

groups. Bring a friend to guest week!

Instructor: Julie Saladino*

Zumba

Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow

moves create a dynamic workout

that tones and sculpts while burning

fat and calories! Our heart-racing,

muscle-pumping, body-energizing,

awe-inspiring movements will engage

and captivate you for life! Instructor:

Viraj Dhebar

Hatha Yoga (Gentle/Restorative)

For those who seek gentle, restorative

techniques. This is good for true

neophytes who want easy breathing

and relaxing movements. Instructor:

Yoga Teachers Group.

Body Fit

Looking for a fun and effective

workout challenge that pushes you

to your limit, yet supports you as you

meet your personal fitness goals?

You need this class! We blast through

an hour combining kickboxing, step,

slide, BOSU, free weights, Swiss ball,

medicine balls...nothing is off limits. No

matter your fitness level, you will see

improvement in your cardio fitness,

muscle strength, balance and flexibility.

This is the only workout you need - just

ask our participants. Come twice a

week and save. Still need convincing?

Call and sign up to come in to a current

session and try ONE FREE CLASS!

Instructor: Kathleen Hokenson*

Session I Session I Session II Session II

Code R/NR Fee Code R/NR Fee Class Time Day Location

1839-0 $94/$141 1840-0 $94/$141 Hatha Yoga 7pm-8pm M SARC

1839-1 $64/$96 1840-1 $64/$96 No/Low Aerobics 9am-10am M MSRC

1839-2 $72/$108 1840-2 $64/$96 No/Low Aerobics 9am-10am W MSRC

1839-3 $72/$108 1840-3 $64/$96 No/Low Aerobics 9am-10am F MSRC

1839-6 $72/$108 1840-6 $64/$96 Body Fit 1 6:30pm-7:30pm TU SARC

1839-7 $72/$108 1840-7 $64/$96 Body Fit 2 8:45am-9:45am SA SARC

1839-8 $120/$180 1840-8 $108/$162 Body Fit 1 & 2 TU & SA SARC

1839-9 $72/$108 1840-9 $64/$96 Zumba 5:30pm-6:30pm Th SARC

Spring Avenue Recreation Center Fitness Center

Membership Value

• Cardiowave by Techno Gym

• Treadmills

• Recumbent Bikes

• Free Weights

• Dual Station Strength Machines

• Personal Trainers Available

• Locker Room & Showers

• Free Towel Service

• Equipment Orientation

All cardiovascular machines have builtin

audio. Bring your own headphones.

Annual Memberships

Annual memberships are valid for one

year from the date of purchase. A $20

service fee will be charged for each

returned check.

Individual Fees

R/NR: $240/$360 (annual pass)

$70/$105 (12-week pass)*

$130/$195 (3-month pass)

$6/$8 (1-day pass)

Senior (60 & Up Fees)

R/NR: $120/$180 (annual pass)

$70/$105 (12-week pass)*

$4/$6 (1-day pass)

*(12-Week pass is offered only to individuals currently registered for any fitness class.)

Regular Hours of Operation

Monday-Thursday .........6am-8pm

Fridays ................... 6am-5pm

Saturday. ................ 8am-Noon

Sunday. ................ 10am-Noon

Hours subject to change according to use.

Closed for these Holidays

Monday, May 27 (Memorial Day)

Thursday, July 4 (Independence Day)

Monday, September 2 (Labor Day)

Members may use Ackerman Sports

& Fitness Center with photo ID at no

additional cost during holiday closings.

Spring Break Hours, March 25-30, 6am-

5pm.

Ice Skating Lessons [JR]

Center Ice of DuPage 1N450 Highland Avenue, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

630-790-9696 x115 www.centericeofdupage.com

Tot I

Age: 3-4

Progressive levels 1– 4 providing ages

3 and 4 with ice orientation, balance,

agility, and fun.

Pre-Alpha

Age: 5-13

Having had no formal instruction.

Learning 2ft. Glides, 1ft. Glides, forward

& backward Swizzles and backward

wiggle.

Teen/Adult/Basics

Age: 14 & Up

Classes will tailor to individual needs.

Skates are available for rent for all

classes.

SESSION I: May 2-June 22 (7 weeks)

(No Classes May 9 & 11)

Registration Deadline: April 27

SESSION II: July 11-August 24 (7 weeks)

Registration Deadline: July 6

Session I Session II Class Day Time Fee

2810-0 2812-0 Tot1 Th 4:30pm-5pm $102

2810-1 2812-1 Tot1 Sat 9:10am-9:40am $102

2810-2 2812-2 Tot1 Sat 11:20am-11:50am $102

2810-3 2812-3 Pre-Alpha Th 4:30pm- 5:10pm $113

2810-4 2812-4 Pre-Alpha Th 5:30pm-6:10pm $113

2810-5 2812-5 Pre-Alpha Sat 9:10am-9:50am $113

2810-6 2812-6 Pre-Alpha Sat 11:20am-12pm $113

2810-7 2812-7 Teen/Adult/Basics Th 4:30pm-5:10pm $127

2810-8 2812-8 Teen/Adult/Basics Th 5:30pm-6:10pm $127

2810-9 2812-9 Teen/Adult/Basics Sat 9:10am-9:50am $127

2811-0 2813-0 Teen/Adult/Basics Sat 11:20am-12pm $127

2811-1 2813-1 HockeyTot1 Sat 8:10am-8:40am $106

2811-2 2813-2 HockeyAlpha1 Sat 8:10am-8:50am $127

ICE SKATING & HOCKEY

Hockey

Hockey Tot 1 • Age: 3-4

Will learn ice coordination, balance and agility in a fun

atmosphere while wearing hockey equipment. Hockey

skates and hockey helmet required.

Hockey Alpha 1 • Ages: 5-13

Having had no formal instruction. Will learn basic forward

and backward skating while wearing hockey equipment.

Hockey skates and hockey helmet are

required. Hockey stick optional.

Celebrating Children & Adults with Special Needs

Western DuPage Special Recreation Association • 630-681-0962 • www.wdsra.com

Two Ways to Play With WDSRA!

WDSRA

WDSRA Programs

WDSRA provides a fun, safe environment for more than

4,500 children, teens, and adults to choose from over 1,500

programs, trips, and special events throughout the year.

Programs allow everyone to participate at their own ability

level. We offer a wide range of programs to reach a variety of

interests:

• Basketball

• Music

• Bowling

• Adapted Sports

• Special Olympics

• Art

• Social Clubs

• Overnight Outings

• Dance

• Drama

• Special Events

• Weeklong Trips

Inclusion Services for Park District Programs

WDSRA also offers inclusion services for those wishing to

participate in regular park district programs but may need

assistance. Inclusion is designed to provide the least restrictive

environment while providing the maximum opportunity to

participate in a program. There is no charge for WDSRA’s

support. If you would like assistance, please indicate that

special accommodations are needed on the park district

registration form. If you have questions, contact WDSRA.

Two-week advance notice is requested for inclusion support.

Special Recreation

• Safe learning environment

• Caring, dedicated, trained staff

• High staff to child ratio

• All needs and disabilities

• Improved self-confidence

• Socialization opportunities

• Establishing friendships

• Gaining social independence

• Programs that grow with your child

Two Great Ways to Play!

June 2013 • Arrowhead Golf C lub, Wheaton

19th Annual

Women’s

Golf Outing

• Great golf

• Nine holes

• Delicious food

• Special treats

Charlie Long/

WDSRA

Golf Classic

• 18 holes (with cart)

• 1 pm shotgun start

• Lunch, dinner & prizes!

Keep up to date on this event & more. Sign Up for our ENEWS! www.wdsra.com

Facility Rentals

Ackerman Sport & Fitness Center (ASFC)

This is the coolest place in town! With two 30’ climbing rocks and multi-purpose

rooms, you can take your next gathering to new heights! Please call 630-317-0130

for more information.

Athletic Fields

The Glen Ellyn Park District has three outdoor parks available for field rentals for

soccer, baseball or softball. If you are interested in availability at Ackerman Park, 800

St. Charles Road; Village Green, 130 S. Lambert Road; or Newton Park, 707 Fairview

Avenue, contact Brenden Berry at 630-942-7288 for more information.

Lake Ellyn Boathouse Rentals (LEBH)

Situated on the banks of Lake Ellyn, the boathouse can serve as the perfect locale

for your next corporate or social gathering. For wedding receptions, showers,

graduations, anniversary parties, sales meetings, group luncheons and conferences,

use the boathouse to apply a stamp of distinction to your event! The boathouse is a

compelling alternative to standard meeting halls for individuals or groups. The shore

of the picturesque lake is resplendent with natural florae that accentuate the current

season. The deck provides spectacular views of the lake and resident wildlife. Inside,

the spacious 1,840 square-foot hall accommodates up to 120 people. Features

include:

• Spacious kitchen area

• Accessible for people with disabilities

• Working stone fireplace

Lake Ellyn Boathouse is centrally located in Glen Ellyn at 645 Lenox Road. For rental

information, call Jeannie Robinson at 630-942-7267. For a calendar of available

dates and details, visit our website at http://www.gepark.org/par_LEB.htm.

FACILITY RENTALS

Main Street Recreation Center (MSRC)

Looking for a meeting place for your group or for a one-time event? The Main Street

Recreation Center is available for activities! For rental information, contact Mary

Defiglia at 630-942-7262.

Maryknoll Park

• Maryknoll Clubhouse is available for rental. Please see page 12 for details.

• Maryknoll Paddle Hut is available for rent Saturdays from 7pm-10:45pm and

Sundays 2pm-5pm. The facility can hold up to 50 people and includes tables,

chairs and the use of four paddle courts. See page 12 for details.

• The 20x20 Party Tent located behind the Splash Park can be rented for groups

of 25-75 people. See page 12 for details.

Spring Avenue Recreation Center (SARC)

Looking for a meeting place for your group or for a onetime event? The Spring

Avenue Recreation Center is available for such an activity. For rental information,

contact Mary Defiglia at 630-942-7262.

Village Green Garden Plots

With the lease of the Village Green property, the Community Garden Plots are now

under the supervision of the Park District. Individuals who rented a garden plot last

year are offered priority registration for the same plot(s). Open registration on the

remaining plots will begin in March 2013. For more information, please contact

Superintendent of Parks Dan Hopkins at 630-942-7265.

BLOCK PARTY WAGON

Block Party Wagon

Looking for a fun addition to your next

block party?

In cooperation with the Village of Glen Ellyn, the park district

is offering free use of the Block Party Wagon, April 1 through

October 31, weekends only. The wagon will contain everything

you will need at your block party including:

• 10ft x 10ft Tent

• Ten 8-foot Tables

• Bean Bag Toss Game

• 100 Chairs

• Large Outdoor Grill

• Ladder Ball

The park district will drop off the wagon on Friday afternoon and pick it up n Monday. For information and

reservations, please call Jeannie at the park district at 630-942-7267. Reservations are taken on a first come, first

served basis. A waitlist is available; please call for more information, or check the park district website at www.

gepark.org/Block_Party_Wagon.htm.

SPRING AVENUE

Dog PARK

National Dog Day Celebration

Today is a day to appreciate our best furry friends! We will pass

out a special treat to all dog park members who visit the dog

park on Sunday, August 25. You must display your membership

pass.

Date: Sunday, August 25

Time: 11am-1pm

Location: SARC Dog Park

Dog Park Swipe Card Entry System

NEW

In an effort to increase service, safety and security to Dog Park

members, a swipe card entry system has been installed. All

members must have a swipe card to enter the park. The new

system will also increase the park district’s ability to monitor dog

park visitors.

Residents are charged $30 per dog. The nonresident fee is $75

for the first dog and $50 for the second. Fees are not pro-rated.

Both residents and nonresidents are limited to two dogs each.

Passes are now good for one year from date of issue.

A permit is required for each dog visiting the dog park. To

receive a permit, a dog owner must provide:

1. Proof of Residency. Acceptable forms include a current

driver’s license, tax statement or a utility bill.

2. Copy of rabies vaccination.

3. Completed Permit Application. Applications are available

at Spring Avenue Recreation Center and at www.gepark.

org.

4. Completed Waiver. Waivers are available at Spring

Avenue Recreation Center and at www.gepark.org.

5. Payment in Full. Acceptable forms include cash, check,

Visa, MasterCard and Discover.

Permit must be visible at all times when visiting the dog

park. Permits are issued only at Spring Avenue Recreation

Center.

Do not let someone else use your dog park pass. Your pass

will be confiscated by the park district if it is used illegally for a

dog that is not registered with the Glen Ellyn Park District.

General Information

Americans with Disabilities Act

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits

discrimination on the basis of a disability. The Glen Ellyn Park

District will make reasonable accommodations in recreation

programs to enable participation by an individual with a

disability that meets essential eligibility requirements for that

leisure program and facility. If you have questions or believe

you have been unfairly discriminated against by the park

district, please contact Nick Cinquegrani, Superintendent of

Finance and Personnel at 630-942-7257. Those who use the

Telecommunications Device for the Deaf may reach the park

district by calling the Illinois Relay Line at 800-526-0844.

Behavior Policy

Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at

all times. The following guidelines have been developed to

help make park district programs safe and enjoyable for all

participants. Additional rules may be developed for particular

programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff.

Participants shall:

1. Show respect to all participants and staff, take direction

from staff.

2. Refrain from using abusive or foul language.

3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other

participants or staff.

4. Show respect for equipment, supplies and facilities.

A positive approach will be used regarding discipline. Staff will

periodically review rules with participants during the program

session. If inappropriate behavior occurs, prompt resolution

will be sought specific to each individual situation. The park

district reserves the right to dismiss a participant whose

behavior endangers the safety of himself /herself or others.

Insurance

The Glen Ellyn Park District does not provide medical

insurance coverage for individuals who participate in our

programs or use our facilities. To do so would make programs

and user fees cost-prohibitive.

Non-Resident Policy & Membership

Glen Ellyn Park District residents, through property taxes,

make a financial contribution to the Park District operations.

Nonresidents are charged higher fees for programs than

residents to compensate for property tax disparity.

Residents of Glen Ellyn who are not residents of the Glen

Ellyn Park District or any other park district may receive all

the privileges of belonging to the Glen Ellyn Park District by

paying the equivalent of Park District taxes annually. This

membership allows for priority registration, pool passes, and

any other services provided to our residents at the resident

rate. For further information, please contact Katherine

Wendland at 630-942-7256.

Notice of Possible Changes in

Brochure Listings

The policies, procedures, requirements, programs, fees and

facility availability contained in this brochure represent park

district program and policies at the time of publication.

Sometimes changes in the Programs and Policies are

necessary or desirable after the brochure publication but

prior to program commencement or facility operation. In

order to provide the best services, programs and facilities to

the public, the District reserves the right to add, to change,

modify or delete any program or policies after they have been

published.

Pets at Events

The Glen Ellyn Park District asks that everyone please exercise

good judgment and leave pets at home when attending

events that draw large crowds. Please show respect for other

people, yourself and your pet by helping the park district

maintain a safe and healthy environment where all people

have the opportunity to participate and enjoy themselves.

Photographs

The Glen Ellyn Park District uses pictures of participants

to publicize recreation opportunities. If you do not want a

picture taken, please tell our photographer. If the picture has

already been taken, please contact the park district at

630-942-7260.

If you have photos of your family/ friends participating in

any Park District activities, send a copy for possible use in a

future brochure. Clear, high contrast, color photos are fine.

Please identify the participants, park and activity. Include your

name and address to have photos returned. Send to Kathleen

Talenco, Glen Ellyn Park District, 185 Spring Ave., Glen Ellyn, IL

60137. Thank You!

GENERAL INFO

General Information

GENERAL INFO

Brochure Delivery

The Glen Ellyn Park District distributes three seasonal

brochures, Winter, Spring/Summer and Fall. Brochures are

delivered in July, November, and March. The Glen Ellyn

Park District makes every effort to deliver to each resident

household and assumes no responsibility for non-delivery.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Glen Ellyn Park District has a comprehensive sponsorship

program to link corporations and local businesses with the

community.

The support of sponsors makes it possible for Glen Ellyn

Park District to provide top-quality special events and family

activities as well as leisure and recreational opportunities for

families who are unable to afford them.

The Park District’s multifaceted program allows sponsors

to match the event to their passion and desired level of

participation. Sponsorship enhances your company’s image

and visibility and sets you apart from the competition. It is

an opportunity to showcase your goods and services and

build value and goodwill among your client base. In addition,

Sponsors are named in all promotion and marketing materials

surrounding the event including signs, media coverage, and

Park District publications.

Demonstrate positive corporate citizenship and make a

meaningful and lasting impact on the quality of life in your

community by becoming a Sponsor.

To learn more about our sponsorship program and benefits,

call the Park District at 630-942-7260.

Program Financial Assistance/Scholarships

The Park District recognizes that there are people in the

community who are often unable to participate in recreation

programs due to economic hardships.

The District has established a recreation program financial

assistance fund to assist families in the community. Financial

assistance applications are available at the Main Street

Recreation Center and the Spring Avenue Recreation

Center. For further information, contact Kathleen Esposito,

Superintendent of Recreation at 630-942-7261. All requests

will remain confidential.

A referral for additional scholarship assistance is now available

to qualified resident children under the age of 18 through the

Milton Township Youth Committee’s Family Youth Scholarship

Fund. This special needs program can assist in funding a

child’s related goods and services beyond what the Glen Ellyn

Park District already has provided.

Statement of Non-Discrimination

The Glen Ellyn Park District prohibits discrimination in all its

programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national

origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual

orientation, marital or family status.

Refund Policy - Please Read Carefully!

Service Charge on Refund Requests

Due to the large number of refund requests received

seasonally, the park district assesses a service charge on

ALL REFUNDS issued which are not a result of a park district

cancellation or waiting list placement. The service charge

is $5.00 per program. Refunds for moving, injury/illness, or

schedule changes will be prorated according to the date the

request for a refund is made.

Satisfaction Guarantee Refund Policy

The Glen Ellyn Park District strives to provide participants

with high quality recreation programs, activities and events.

To encourage first time participation as well as repeat

participation, the Park District has a refund policy highlighted

by a satisfaction guarantee. This special refund policy provides

us with timely feedback about dissatisfaction regarding our

services. We can then take prompt action to improve services.

If you are not completely satisfied, tell us and we will either:

1. Invite you to repeat the class at no charge;

2. Allow you a credit that can be applied to another

program;

3. Issue you a full refund.

Our guarantee is based on fulfilling our promise to deliver the

published expectations describing the particular service you

have used. A refund will be granted if you were dissatisfied

with the experience due to circumstances under the Park

District’s control. If you are not satisfied, we kindly ask you to

give us your input or suggestions for improvement.

Requests for the above mentioned options must be made

before the midpoint of the program or within two weeks of a

single meeting activity. All refund requests must be submitted

on our form and returned to the Spring Avenue Recreation

Center or the Main Street Recreation Center. Satisfaction

Guarantee does not apply to trips, special events with

prepaid admissions and tickets, and athletic programs where

equipment has already been ordered.

Registration Information

Registration Deadlines

Resident Registration Begins .............Saturday, March 16

Resident Lottery Registration Deadline. ....... Monday, April 1

Nonresident Registration Begins. ............Monday, April 8

Phone-In Registration Begins. ...............Monday, April 8

Please Register Early!

Residents who submit their registration forms by the resident

lottery registration deadline are entered into the computer

and become part of the computerized resident lottery

procedure. This procedure ensures that:

1. Fairness exists among residents and;

2. Residents do not compete with nonresidents for class

openings. Our resident registration lottery, done by

computer, randomly elects registrants to be placed in

programs. If the class is filled, the participant is placed

on a paid wait list.

Online Registration

Online registration allows

you to register for recreation

activities without forms,

pens, bank checks, postage,

mailing or traveling to one of

our registration sites. Online

registration allows you to

access registration information through the park district

website at www.gepark.org.

Log onto www.gepark.org and click the Program Registration

button on the left-hand column. Follow the directions on

the new Log In page that opens. If you already have a profile,

simply enter your login ID and your password.

If you are a first-time user, please create a login and password

by entering a number and/or letter combination no longer

than 15 characters. Then click on the Create New User button

and follow the directions on the Sign Up page to register

members of your household. Please print and retain a copy of

this page for your records.

Upon completing Sign-Up and clicking submit, a Waiver will

pop up. After reading and clicking yes, you will be allowed

to register for programs/classes. When you are finished

registering, please click on the Enrollment Summary button to

review and print the programs in which you are enrolled.

Fax

Payment must be made with Visa, MasterCard or

Discover. Print clearly using black ink to ensure a

clear transmitted copy. Send enrollment form only,

including all credit card information and signature.

Mail

Complete the enrollment form, credit card

information or include a check for payment, list

choices and all required information and mail to:

Registration

Glen Ellyn Park District

185 Spring Avenue

Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137

Walk-In

The registration windows are located on the

second floor of the Main Street Recreation Center,

501 Hill Avenue and at the main entrance of the

Spring Avenue Recreation Center, at 185 Spring Avenue.

Office hours are 8:30am-8pm, Monday through Thursday;

8:30am to 4:30pm, Friday; and 9am-Noon, Saturday. Main

Street Recreation Center is closed from noon-1pm weekdays

Both registration offices will be closed on:

• May 27

• July 4

• September 2

Phone-In

Phone Registration at 630-858-2462 or

630-858-2463. Please have your Visa, MasterCard

or Discover ready when you call.

Possible Changes in Brochure Listings

The policies, procedures, requirements, programs, fees and

facility availability contained in this brochure represent park

district program and policies at the time of publication.

Sometimes changes in the Programs and Policies are

necessary or desirable after the brochure publication but prior

to program commencement or facility operation.

In order to provide the best services, programs and facilities

to the public, the District reserves the right to add, to change,

modify or delete any program or policies after they have been

published.

The Park District will attempt to make a reasonable effort

to give prompt public notice of any material changes in

the Programs and Policies but notice cannot be assured.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and

appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

REGISTRATION

Registration Procedures

REGISTRATION

1. Fill in Family Last Name, Address, City, Zip, Home and

Emergency telephone numbers. Please include the

Parent’s Full Name when registering a minor. Additional

registration forms are available at Main Street Recreation

Center and Spring Avenue Recreation Center. You can

also register online at www.gepark.org.

2. Payment must accompany your registration form.

Payment can be made by personal check, payable to

the Glen Ellyn Park District; or by cash when registering

in-person; or by using Visa, MasterCard or Discover,

providing all credit card information and signature. Your

canceled check or credit card statement is your receipt.

There is a $20.00 charge for returned checks.

3. List your first and second (optional) choice program

codes. You will automatically be placed in the second

choice if the first choice is already filled. If both choices

are filled, you will be placed on a waiting list for your

first choice. Please pay only for your first choice(s). Any

difference in cost will be handled either by refund or

underpayment notification.

4. List the name of the program and matching fees.

5. List participant’s First Name in the proper space,

corresponding to the desired class. This is the individual

who will be attending the class.

6. If you have a Universal Identification Card, please use the

number on the card. If you do not have one, please write

the word “Assign” in the space provided. Our computer

will assign a random number for you to use in future

registrations. A postcard will be mailed to you for each

family member assigned a number.

7. List male/female and the birth date of the enrolling

participant if you do not have a Universal Identification

Number.

8. Registration postcards will be mailed indicating you have

been enrolled in the class or that you have been placed

on a waiting list. If you are moved off the waiting list into

a class, you will be notified by postcard or phone call.

9. The waiver form must be signed and dated. In the case

of a minor, the waiver must be signed and dated by a

parent or legal guardian.

10. Residents who submit their registration forms by the

resident lottery registration deadline are entered into the

computer and become part of the computerized lottery

procedure. This procedure ensures that:

a. fairness exists among residents and;

b. residents do not compete with nonresidents for

class openings. Our registration lottery, done by

computer, randomly selects participants.

SAVE THE DATE

Senior Fair

Wednesday, May 8, 2012, 9am-Noon

Ackerman Sports & Fitness Center

800 St. Charles Road

(St. Charles & Riford Roads,

behind Parkview Community Church)

Join us for a free morning of

health, entertainment,

recreation & finance opportunities,

and more:

Health Screenings

Prizes & Give-Aways

Presentations

Exhibitors

Free Food Buffet (while supplies last)

Registration not required for this FREE event! For

more information, call Brittany at 630-942-7264.

1 st

GLEN ELLYN PARK DISTRICT REGISTRATION FORM

Last Name ________________________________ Home Phone _________________ Work/Emergency Phone _______________

Parent’s Full Name (if registering a minor child) ____________________________________________________________________

Address _______________________________________________ City ___________________________ Zip Code ______________

Please indicate if this is a new address

E-Mail _________________________________________________________________________________

Payment Method (please circle one): Cash Check Visa Mastercard Discover

Credit Card Number ___________________________________________________ Card Expires (month & year) _______________

Signature of Credit Card Holder _________________________________________________________________________________

Choice Program Code Activity/Program Name Fee Participant’s Universal ID # Sex* Birth

First Name

Date*

2 nd Total Fee $

1 st

2 nd

1 st

2 nd

1 st

2 nd

*Information is not needed when Universal ID# is supplied.

Total Donation $

Donations to the Glen Ellyn Park District Scholarship

Fund pay registration fees for disadvantaged Park

District youths, without any administrative costs. Your gift

is tax deductible as permitted by law.

The Glen Ellyn Park District makes reasonable accommodations in recreation programs to enable persons with disabilities to participate. Please specify below any

adaptive equipment, personnel or other accommodation you need to participate in a program for which you’ve registered.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Waiver and Release of All Claims

Please read this section carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the above identified programs and activities, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal

liability and availing and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected

with and associated with said programs/activities (including transportation services, when provided). I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to

participants in these programs/activities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may

sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating

in these programs/activities against the Glen Ellyn Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees (hereinafter collectively referred as "District"). I do hereby fully

release and forever discharge the District from any and all claims or injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which may accrue to me or my minor child/

ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with these programs and activities. You may return this waiver and release by mail or fax to the address or fax number

listed below. It is mutually understood that the facsimile document shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as the original.

DATE _________________________ SIGNED (participant, parent or guardian) _____________________________________________________________

MAIL FORM TO: Glen Ellyn Park District, Spring Avenue Recreation Center, 185 Spring Avenue, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 FAX FORM TO: 630-942-8759

Park & Facility Map

President Ave.

Bloomingdale Rd.

Kenilworth

Anthony

RAILROAD

Pennsylvania Ave.

Lorraine Rd.

Shore

North Avenue Rt. 64

St. Charles Rd.

Geneva Rd.

Duane

15 Hillside

Illinois

wood

Linden

Hawthorne

Hill Ave.

Western

Oak St.

Prospect

Greenfield St.

Brandon

2nd

Place

Main

Main St.

Forest

Main St.

Forest

Park Blvd.

Lenox

1st

2nd

Essex

Duane

Riford

Taylor

Fairview

Elm

Willis

Riford

Bryant

Swift Rd.

Crescent Blvd.

Ellynwood

Spring

Whittier

Walnut

Waverly

Roslyn

Hill Ave.

I-355

Cumnor

Woodstock

Oxford

Rt. 53

I-355

Surrey

Rt. 53

St. Charles Rd.

RAILROAD

Roosevelt Rd.

Wilson

Harding

Rt. 53

Rt. 38

Glen Ellyn Park District Map Key

Lambert Rd.

Woodcroft

Windsor 30

Foxcroft

Butterfield Rd. Rt. 56

Park Blvd.

Greenbriar Park

Spalding Park

Community Park

Churchill Park

Stacy Park

Ackerman Park

George Ball Park

Perry Nature Preserve

Babcock Grove Park

Gault Sanctuary

Lake Ellyn Park

Ellynwood Preserve

Walnut Glen Park

Frank Johnson Center

Danby Park

Prairie Path Park

Parks & Facilities

15 31

Pfuetze Park

Main St. Rec. Center

Glen Oak Park

Ulhorn/Presidents Park

Spring Avenue Rec. Center

Newton Park

Sunset Pool/Park

Glen Ellyn Manor Park

Surrey Park

Maryknoll Park

Co-Op Park

Panfish Playground

Village Green Park

Lake Foxcroft Park

Memorial Park

School Sites

Forest Glen School

Ben Franklin School

Churchill School

Lincoln School

Glenbard South

Glenbard West

Hadley Junior High School

Park View School

YOUR

COMMUNITY BANK.

JUNIOR SAVERS CLUB

4.00% APY 2

paid on any balance up to $5,000 in a

Junior Savers Super Passbook with any

active household checking account

Teaching kids how saving money can be fun!

500 Roosevelt Rd.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

630-469-3000

www.glenellynbank.com

Glen Ellyn Bank & Trust is a branch of Wheaton Bank & Trust. 1. The Junior Savers Club is designed for children

and young adults through the age of 18. At account opening, child(ren) must be accompanied by a parent

or guardian and present valid social security number(s). 2. To be eligible for this account, the custodian must

establish or currently have a checking account relationship with Glen Ellyn Bank & Trust. The APYs of 4.00%

and 0.20% are accurate as of 10/9/12 and will be paid on daily balances as follows: balances between $0.01 and

$5,000 will earn 4.00% APY, if balance in the account is greater than $5,000.00, The interest rate that will be paid

for only that portion of your daily balance that is greater than $5,000.00 is 0.20% with an annual percentage

yield for this tier that will range from .20% to 4.00% depending on the balance in the account. These rates are

guaranteed for one year from the date account is opened. After one year, rates are variable and may change

at the bank’s discretion. No minimum balance required to open. Fees may reduce earnings. See a

personal banker for all checking accounts eligible to take advantage of this promotion.

Clay Court

Tennis

Clay Court Tennis at Lake Ellyn Try

Free Week of Clay Courts, April 15-22

The clay courts are open to the public April 15-22 for

free play. If you have ever wondered what it was like

to play tennis on a clay surface, here is your chance

to participate at no charge! Starting April 23, the gates

will be locked, so keys will need to be purchased for

usage after that date. For more information, please see

Brenden Berry at 630-942-7288.

Free Clay Court Tennis Lessons

Age: 18 & Up

Come out to the clay courts on Saturday April 20th

as the professional tennis instructors from Health

Track provide free lessons for all interested clay court

members. We will offer one hour classes for adults of

all skill level. The classes will be free but you still must

Location: Lake Ellyn Park Clay Tennis Courts

Fee: FREE

Summer Slider

Throwdown

It’s a night of eatin’ & competin’

Friday, June 21 • 6pm-10pm (food served 6pm-8pm)

Maryknoll Park, 845 Pershing Ave, Glen Ellyn

We’re firin’ up the grill for a special night of music, beer, wine,

mini golf & best of all, sliders! Bring your family, friends, and

your appetite! Local restaurants are competing to see who

cooks the best slider – and you’re the judge! Taste ‘em all &

tell us which local restaurant earns the title Summer Slider

Champion of 2013! Cost: $5 (admission & 5 food tickets).

Proceeds help support the Glen Ellyn Park District Scholarship

Fund.

Level Time Code

Adult Beginner 2pm-3pm 3367-6

Adult Beg/Int 3pm-4pm 3367-7

Adult Int/Adv 4pm-5pm 3367-8

Buy a Clay Court Tennis Seasonal Pass

These beautiful courts at picturesque Lake Ellyn are

available to those who purchase a pass key. Pass key

holders also receive a roster of other clay court players.

The courts are open daily, dawn to dusk. Sold at Main

Street Recreatiaon Center, pass keys are good April

15-November 1. Pass key holders are asked to volunteer

for minor court maintenance at the beginning and end

of the season.

R/NR Fee: $55/$82

Code: 3367-7

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