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10 | February 22, 2018 | 22nd century media camp Guide 22ndCenturyMedia.com 5 overlooked items for your family’s emergency supply kit Statepoint media If you prepped an emergency supply kit for your family, you most likely have the basics covered: batteries, first aid and non-perishable foods. Here are five often overlooked items that can help keep your family safe, comfortable and informed should the unexpected occur. • Water filter. Tap water is not always safe to drink in emergency situations. While you should have a store of bottled Creative Summer ART CAMP 2018 water on hand, you can be extra safe with a high-quality water filter. Consider a portable model, so that if you have to relocate, you can have access to clean water on-the-go. • Reliable Technology. In an emergency, you may require technology that doesn’t need information from cell towers and doesn’t have to be recharged constantly, such as Casio’s PROTREK PRG600Y-1, which features an altimeter, compass and barometer (great for staying CAMP DATES: June 18-August 10, 2018 Options To Attend 2 to 8 Weeks Morning & Afternoon Sessions!! REGISTER 3 WAYS: CALL: 847-432-1888 ONLINE: THEARTCENTERHP.ORG WALK IN: 1957 SHERIDAN RD., HIGHLAND PARK, IL • CERAMICS • FILM MAKING • ARTS & CRAFTS • TEEN ART INTENSIVE • MURAL PAINTING • PRINTMAKING • MIXED MEDIA aware of changes in temperature or air pressure). It also delivers this information hands-free, which can be useful any time, but extra valuable in an emergency. Additionally, it features Casio’s Tough Solar Power, allowing the watch to be charged in low or fluorescent light. After a fullcharge and without further exposure to light, the timepiece has a battery life of approximately seven months, and a special power save feature conserves energy by enabling the timepiece to power down when not exposed to light. • Back-up Generator. If the power goes out, a generator can keep you up and running, helping you protect against extreme weather conditions and keeping food from spoiling. Just be sure to operate your generator properly, following all the manufacturer’s safety measures. Never run a generator indoors or in an enclosed space. • Something to do. The truth is, emergency situations often yield a lot of downtime. Don’t be caught with nothing to do. Find forms of entertainment that can be enjoyed without power, such as books, board games, musical instruments, pen and paper. • Medication. Beyond first aid, your family likely has other medical considerations for which to prepare. Always have a several days supply of prescription medication for each member of the household. For those who wear glasses, keeping an extra pair handy will keep you seeing straight should your main pair break in an emergency. To be truly prepared for any emergency, be sure your prep kit goes beyond the standard checklist to include these oftenoverlooked items. Register Now Summer Dance Camps Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Lyrical & Pre-Dance Summer Basketball Camps Since 2010 Hoops4Health has and continues to provide excellence in teaching youth the fundamentals of basketball. Serving the North Shore & Chicago Metropolitan Area. Our Summer Camps are for all ages and skill levels features fundamental basketball skill training, 5 on 5 Tournament, prizes, awards, and much more. Each camp week will also feature a special guest who are professionals in their field of Nutrition, Tai-Chi, Yoga, and Fitness Training. Multiple Camp Weeks Offered Monday–Friday from 6/18–8/10. SUMMER DANCE CLASSES BEGIN IN JUNE 505 Laurel Ave., Suite 102, Highland Park, IL • nssdance@aol.com www.northshoredance.com | 847.432.2060 Hoops4Health Build the Skills Summer Basketball Camp For Boys & Girls Grades 2-12 of all skill levels (Groups broken down by age) Camp has Full Day, Morning (10:30am-1pm), and Afternoon (1:45-4:15pm) sessions Weekly Rate: $230 (Morning or Afternoon) Hoops4Health Little Ballers Summer Basketball Camp For Boys and Girls Grades JK/K-1 Morning: 9:30am-11:45pm Afternoon: 12:30-2:45pm Weekly Rate: $240 (Morning or Afternoon) Discount for Full Day Campers and 2 or More Family Members To Register and for More Info visit www.Hoops4Health.com (P) 847-997-6759 (E) support@hoops4health.com
22ndCenturyMedia.com camp guide 22nd century media | February 22, 2018 | 11 Making memories at La Relance Salon It is time again to make the decision about which summer camp our children will attend. As parents we have hopeful notions for our children of the things we fondly remember from our summer holidays. Regardless of the final choices our children will have many happy memories to reminisce about with their friends through the years to come. Making memories is something that Amanda, the owner and master stylist and colorist of La Relance Salon in Glencoe, has taken personally. “I have been working in the photography industry over the last four years,” she said. “It has brought me full circle within the beauty industry. It only made sense that not only cutting, coloring, and styling my customers hair but actually completing my vision along with makeup, clothing styling and finally a portrait. “I am giddy every time I see the vision come together while I process the last edits on the photos. I prefer an artistic portrait session over standard studio family portraits or simple work place head shots, but I understand the need for a beautiful image to use for personal and business needs.” Amanda uses her photos in all of the salon and studio marketing pieces and collaborates in local events with the best photographers and models in the Chicago area. Her creative portrait sessions are available at the salon during work hours and by special request. For more information about the salons portrait session packages call Amanda personally as she will create and customize according to your personal needs. “Watch carefully for our current marketing with 22nd Century Media for the salons portrait session work!” Amanda said. La Relance Salon’s tips to help organize camper moms: • Forget ironing or sewing on labels. Use a Sharpie laundry marking pen or stickers that affix to the label of any item of clothing. • Have extra new socks and underpants. When you’re purchasing the required pairs of socks and underpants, buy an extra dozen of each. Have these in your child’s drawer for when they return from camp. Whatever makes it home after the summer will be ready for the trash bin. • Use large plastic bags to contain clothing. Put socks in one, bathing suits in another, T-shirts in another. This will make unpacking easier for your child. • Keep camp specific items separate when storing at home. Camp towels, clothing with the camp logo, “bunk junk” (small games, flashlights, canteens) should not be integrated into the linen closet, utility area, or playroom. When packing next year, you’ll have it all in one place. • Sneakers don’t come home from camp. Tell your child not to bring home any sneakers or shoes except for the ones on his/her feet. They will be so dirty that you’ll want to toss them when they get home anyway. • Schedule a lice check. When your child gets off the camp bus, take your child for a lice check before they enter the house. Head lice cannot hop or fly. They are spread by direct contact with the hair of an infested person. Head-to-head contact with someone who already has head lice is the biggest risk. Personal hygiene or cleanliness in the home or school has nothing to do with getting head lice. Submitted by La Relance Salon and Photography Boutique, 661 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, (847) 242-9292. Summer Day Camp For kids ages 4 i /2–i4 Good Times visits all of Chicagoland's coolest, kid-friendly attractions! It’s Non-Stop Fun! A sensational Summer Awaits! This Summer’s Fun starts now! Convenient locations Glenview, Deerfield, and Northbrook Friends June i8th to August i0th - Pick the Schedule you want The most fun, non-stop schedule around! Swimming Sports Field Trips www.GoodTimesCamp.com • 847.729.4884
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