Fall 2012 Playbook

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Grand Opening!Be one of the fi rst to check out our new Safety Town during this open house. There will be samples of our lessons, tours of the facility, crafts, time to ride and refreshments.

4-7 SA 9/8 1-3P FREE

Safety Town Familirize your child with everyday safety situations. Our staff will show your child how to incorporate personal, pedestrian, passen-ger, personal, home and play safety into everyday life. Children will learn what street signs mean, stranger danger, playground safety and other safety topics. This program will have classroom and safety town time. (NM)

209362-01 3-5 TU/TH 9/11-10/4 11:30A-1:30P $52/$67209362-02 3-5 TU/TH 10/9-11/1 11:30A-1:30P $52/$67

The Open RoadBring your bike (and helmet) and enjoy riding around our Safety Town. There’ll be a craft and snack. Parents must attend.

209364-01 4-7 SA 10/6 12-2P $8/$12

The Great Pumpkin HuntSearch around Safety Town for mini pumpkins for a prize. After-wards there will be spooky snacks and creepy crafts inside. Dress for the weather; parents must attend.

209363-01 4-7 SA 10/20 1-2P $4/$6

Candy Cane TownSearch around Safety Town for candy canes. Afterwards we will en-joy warm cocoa and cookies and make a wintery craft inside. Dress for the weather; parents must attend.

309363-01 4-7 SA 12/1 1-2P $4/$6

Safety Town Field Trips (Grades Preschool – First)Your class will get a tour and safety lesson out on the town. Inside there will be games, crafts and another lesson. For more informa-tion on booking a fi eld trip, please contact Nicole at 630-837-2468 ext 138 or [email protected].

Safety Town Birthday Party (4 – 6 yrs old)Explore the town with your friends on your special day! Birthday child and guests will go on a tour of Safety Town, have time to ride around and make a craft. There will be time for cake and gifts too. For more information on booking parties and packages please turn to page 11.

$130/$145 for a party of 10, $10 each additional guest

Hanover Park Park District | 630.837.2468 | hpparks.org

General Information 3

Mission StatementWe enrich people’s lives by providing safe, healthy and fun leisure experiences.

Vision StatementWe will be the provider of choice for parks, recreation and fi tness within our diverse community.

Mark Elkins, Board Commissioner

(ext. 219)

Jon Duesing, Board Vice-President

(ext. 217)

Michelle Macholl, Board Treasurer

(ext. 227)

Mary R. Morrison, Board President

(ext. 243)

Deb Berthelot, Board Commissioner

(ext. 229)

Board of Commissioners

Park District Staff (630) 837-2468

ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT EXT.Director of Parks and Recreation Jeff Acks 150 [email protected] of Recreation Rick Wulbecker 128 [email protected] of Parks and Planning Bob O’Brien, CPRP, CPSI 117 [email protected] Clerk/Executive Assistant Dianna Firak 131 d.fi [email protected]

RECREATION DEPARTMENT Customer Relations Supervisor Gina Mastro-Strickler 121 [email protected] Supervisor Lily Garcia 125 [email protected] Supervisor Nicole Mantegna Cox (NM) 138 [email protected] Supervisor Kyle Thomas (KT) 118 [email protected] Coordinator Susan Matthews (SM) 132 [email protected]

CUSTOMER SERVICE STAFFSharon LutzAngie PikulykEllen Mast

PARKS DEPARTMENTAssistant Superintendent of Parks Gabe Villar, CPO 207 [email protected] Foreman Steve Sterling 213 [email protected]

FINANCE & PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTFinancial Services Administrator Larry Wheeler, CPRP 129 [email protected] Supervisor Renee Wall 137 [email protected] Clerk Nancy Santucci 127 [email protected]

We Represent You!The Hanover Park Park District is a separate governing agency established for the purpose of providing parks, facilities and recreational programs for the community. The Park District is responsible for the maintenance, operation and administration of parks and park fa-cilities under its jurisdiction. The Park District is governed by fi ve commissioners elected at large for overlapping, four-year terms. The commissioners set the policies for the operation of the Park District. Meetings are the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7 pm in the Community Center Board Room. Residents are welcome to attend.


General Information4

PROGRAM TITLE

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

SUPERVISOR'S INITIALS

PROGRAM LOCATION

PROGRAM AGE DAY OF DATES TIMES COSTNUMBER THE WEEK RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT

REGISTER ONLINE ICON

Saturday Playgroup

The fun begins here! Saturdays will be spent outside and in playing with other children. Each week will have a craft and snack. Don’t forget a lunch to enjoy during storytime. Parents may stay and participate or leave to run their Saturday morn-ing errands. (NM)

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE

201105-01 2-5 SA 9/15-10/13 9-11:30A $36/$51

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Park District Facilities & Offi ce Hours:Monday – Friday 8:30A-5PWednesday 8:30A-8PSaturday 9A-12P

FACILITIES

COMMUNITY CENTER & PARK DISTRICT OFFICE1919 Walnut AvenueHanover Park, IL 60133630-837-2468Fax: 630-837-9720

CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUB1919 Walnut AvenueHanover Park, IL 60133630-837-6300

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE6900 Catalpa StreetHanover Park, IL 60133

HOLLYWOOD ACTIVITY CENTER1529 Celebrity Circle WestHanover Park, IL 60133

SEAFARI SPRINGS AQUATIC CENTERSeasonal Facility (June through August)1700 Greenbrook BoulevardHanover Park, IL 60133630-830-0300Fax: 630-830-3180

HOTLINES

YOUTH ATHLETIC HOTLINE630-837-2468 (EXT. 208)

ADULT ATHLETC HOTLINE630-837-2468 (ext. 230)(April through November)

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FACILITIES MAP ON PAGE 50

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SpooktacularHave a ghoulish time! Dress in your favorite costume for this event. You will enjoy creepy games and crafts. The fee includes 2 food tickets, games, and a family hayride. (Extra food tickets are available at the event: $1 per ticket) (NM)

Pre-registration deadline is October 27, 12 pm.CC GYM

202400-01 9 & UNDER M 10/29 5-7P $6/$9

Day of Event registration will be taken: $8/$12

Polar Express Train TripAll Aboard! Meet Santa’s helpers at the Hanover Park Metra train station for a snack. We will then depart for the “North Pole.” During the train ride, we will listen to the story “Polar Express” by Chris Van Allsburg. Feel free to bring your copy of the book to read along. At the “North Pole”, Santa will greet you and be available for pictures, so don’t forget your camera! Every child will receive a gift. (NM)

304590-01 ALL SU 12/2 1:50-3:30P (train departs at 2:08P) $10/$15304590-02 ALL SA 12/8 9:50-11:30A (train departs at 10:08A) $10/$15

Registration is closed when the last ticket is sold.


Preschool8

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO ENROLL MY CHILD? 1. Review the class locations and times. Decide upon a class that will best fi t schedules and child’s age. There is limited enrollment in these programs.

*Little Learners is for children who are 3 years old as of September 1, 2012.

*Pre-Kindergarten is for children who are 4 years old as of September 1, 2012.

2. Register in person at the Community Center.

*You will need the fi rst month’s tuition.

*You will need a copy of your child’s birth certifi cate.

*$15 nonresident fee will be charged at the time of registration when applicable.

3. Upon completing registration you will receive:

*Parent Handbook.

*Information Sheet concerning billing.

*Emergency information form to be completed by parent and given to child’s teacher on the fi rst day of school.

4. All children must be toilet independent

* Pull-ups are not acceptable

Please join us for ….

Preschool Open HouseOpen house is a great opportunity to meet our teachers and see your classroom! Both parents and children are welcomed to attend. Teachers and Recreation Supervisor will be able to answer any questions you have regarding our preschool program.

Pre-KindergartenM/W/F Classes Wednesday, August 22 ,7 - 7:30PT/Th Classes Thursday, August 23, 7 - 7:30P

Little LearnersM/W/F Classes Wednesday, August 22, 6 - 6:30PT/Th Classes Thursday, August 23, 6 - 6:30P

Totally 2s & 3sAll Classes Wednesday, August 22, 5-5:30P

LOCATIONSAhlstrand Field House6800 CatalpaHanover Park, IL 60133(630) 837-2008

Hollywood Activity Center1529 Celebrity Circle WestHanover Park, IL 60133(630) 837-7160

Preschool Mission StatementThe Hanover Park Park District’s Preschool pro-gram provides a safe and nurturing learning environment to encourage the progression of socialization skills, motor skills, and emotional development while encouraging independence, self expression and listening skills. Our students are prepared for kindergarten through the learn-ing areas of numbers, math, letters, writing, reading, colors and shapes.

Nicole Mantegna Cox, Recreation SupervisorFor more info regarding Special Events, Early Childhood and Preschool contact

Nicole at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 138) or [email protected]


Preschool 9

PRE-KINDERGARTEN The smart choice to get your little one ready for kindergarten. Students will learn about size, color and shapes, numbers, read-ing and readiness, following directions, time, listening skills and social-emotional development. Teachers will explore the alpha-bet, addresses, phone numbers and name writing with your child. Classes are designed for the child entering kindergarten in the fall of 2013. A graduation celebration will be held at the end of the school year. Class maximum: 16 students.

10% discount when the year is paid in full at time of registration.

Installment Bill Fee of $3/month. (included in monthly fee)

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE 4 AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2012601020-01 M/W/F 9-11:30A $142/MONTH $1125.90/YEAR601020-03 TU/TH 9-11:30A $103/MONTH $810/YEAR601020-06 TU/TH 6-8:30P $103/MONTH $810/YEAR

HOLLYWOOD ACTIVTY CENTER 4 AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2012601020-02 M/W/F 9-11:30A $142/MONTH $1125.90/YEAR601020-04 TU/TH 9-11:30A $103/MONTH $810/YEAR601020-05 M-F 9-11:30A $232/MONTH $1854.90/YEAR

LITTLE LEARNERS In a class by itself! Socialization and learning through play will fi ll your child’s day. Students are exposed to creative art expression, singing and rhythm activities, body movement, stories, free play, name recognition, fi ne motor skills, and activities related to every day math, science, and language discovery. This class is a great opportunity for your child to get ready for Pre-Kindergarten. Class maximum: 16 students.

10% discount when the year is paid in full at time of registration.

Installment Bill Fee of $3/month. (included in monthly fee)

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE 3 AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2012601021-10 M/W/F 9-11A $118/MONTH $931.50/YEAR601020-03 TU/TH 9-11A $86/MONTH $672.30/YEAR601020-06 TU/TH 6-8P $86/MONTH $672.30/YEAR*Evening classes help to fi t the working parent’s schedule.

Totally 2s Enrollment ProcedureRegistration must be completed at the Park District offi ce. The entire fee is due at time of registration. A copy of the child’s birth certifi cate is due at time of registration. Your child must be 2 years old by September 1, 2012. Upon registering you will be given a copy of the parent manual, emergency form, and medication form. The forms are due on the fi rst day of class.

Totally 2s & 3s InformationThe fi rst day of each session is with parents. Parents will be able to see what a typical day at Totally 2s & 3s is like for their child. Policies and procedures will be explained during the fi rst day.

Pull ups are accepted, but our teachers are not able to change any child. Children should be in the process of learning how to be toilet independent while attending this program. Parents must be available to return to the program to change their child’s pull up or in case of a bathroom accident.

Fees are based on how many days class will be in session due to offi cial school holidays. For our cancellation and transfer policies, please refer to our parent manual.

Totally 2s & 3s Designed to provide your child with their fi rst introduction to a preschool setting. Children are eased into separation from their parents when their child is ready. Classes will emphasize socializa-tion and learning through play. Music, story time, and arts n crafts are a few of the exciting new experiences your toddler will enjoy. This program is an excellent stepping stone into our Little Learners program. Class maximum: 12 students.

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE 2 AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2012

201000-01 W/F 9/5-11/16 9-10:30A $110/$125201000-02 W/F 9/5-11/16 10:45A-12:15P $110/$125201000-03 W/F 11/28-2/22/13 9-10:30A $110/$125201000-04 W/F 11/28-2/22/13 10:45A-12:15P $110/$125 No classes December 19-28.301000-01 W/F 2/27-5/17/13 9-10:30A $110/$125301000-02 W/F 2/27-5/17/13 10:45A-12:15P $110/$125 No classes March 25-29, 2013


10 Early Childhood

Gymkhana Parent & Tot GymnasticsIntroduces the basics of gymnastics through tumbling. Body awareness and balance will be developed through an “obstacle course” type set-up of mats, foam inclines, mail boxes, barrels, steps, beams and junior bars. Parent(s) are required to attend with child.

GYMKHANA | 1700 TOWER DR. HANOVER PARK, IL

SESSION 1203210-01 2-4 TU 10/2-11/6 10:15-10:55A $35/$50203210-02 3-6 TU 10/2-11/6 11:05-11:45A $35/$50203210-03 2-4 SA 10/13-11/17 9-9:40A $35/$50

SESSION 2203210-04 2-4 TU 11/13-12/18 10:15-10:55P $35/$50203210-05 3-6 TU 11/13-12/18 11:05-11:45P $35/$50203210-06 2-4 SA 12/1-1/5 9-9:40P $35/$50

Saturday PlaygroupThe fun begins here! Saturdays will be spent outside and in playing with other children. Each week will have a craft and snack. Don’t forget a lunch to enjoy during storytime. Parents may stay and participate or leave to run their Saturday morning errands. (NM)


201105-01 2-5 SA 9/15-10/13 9-11:30A $36/$51201105-02 2-5 SA 10/20-11/17 9-11:30A $36/$51

Wiggles and GigglesClimb over mats, play with bean bags and crawl through a tunnel to get to the mini ball pit while meeting new friends. There will be fun music while you dance and play. Parents stay during the program and are welcome to participate. (NM)

CC ROOM C

201103-01 9-36MO F 09/14-10/12 6-7P $22/$33201103-02 9-36MO F 10/19-11/16 6-7P $22/$33

Litte Soccer StarYour little soccer player will learn the fundamentals of this fun and exciting sport. The basics of dribbling, passing, shooting and teamwork will be taught through skills and drills. At the end of each class, players will participate in a practice game! (KT)

CC FIELDS

203430-01 4-7 SA 9/8-10/13 9-10A $25/$40

Toddler Gym TimeLet’s take over the gym! Toddlers and parents will have a blast playing different games using hula hoops, bean bags, cones, balls or the parachute. There will be music and lots of fun to have. (NM)

CC GYM

201104-01 2-5 T 9/11-10/9 11:30A-12:30P $22/$33201104-02 2-5 T 10/16-11/13 11:30A-12:30P $22/$33


Healthy Kids Snack AttackLearn how to make healthy snacks that either require just the mi-crowave or no cooking at all! During each session, we will put together a recipe collection and learn about healthy eating. (NM)

CC ACTIVITY ROOM B & KITCHEN

201432-01 7-10 M 09/17-10/8 4-5P $24/$36201432-02 7-10 M 10/15-11/5 4-5P $24/$36

Healthy Kids Get Active, Stay FitEach week will be a different challenge. We will show your child how to get moving in other ways then a typical workout. At the start and end of each session there will be a fi t test. (NM)

CC ROOM C

201431-01 7-10 T 09/18-10/9 4-5P $24/$36201431-02 7-10 T 10/16-11/6 4-5P $24/$36

Thanksgiving Break CampYour child will have a blast at this camp while you get ready for Thanksgiving! Drop off your child here for a day of fun playing games and sports and making crafts. Children should bring a lunch and water bottle everyday. An afternoon snack is provided. We will break off into age appropriate groups as needed. (NM)

Extended Care is available from 4 – 6 pm at $6 ($9 nr) per day

CC GYM

202200-01 4-12 M 11/19 8A-4P $26/$39202200-02 4-12 TU 11/20 8A-4P $26/$39202200-03 4-12 W 11/21 8A-4P $30/$45**Wednesday’s fee is higher due to a fi eld trip

Magic ClassEverything you always wanted to know about magic! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. While these age-appropriate tricks may appear diffi cult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided. Each child receives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by age to learn tricks. New tricks each session! Instructor: Magic Team of Gary Kantor (NM)

CC DANCE STUDIO

201420-01 5-12 TU 9/11 6:45-7:40P $18/$27

Winter Break CampA great break for your kids while you work. At camp there will be a winter crafts, games, sports and time outside. Field trips will be scheduled on both Fridays. Children should bring a lunch and water bottle everyday. An afternoon snack is provided. We will break off into age groups as needed. (NM)

Extended Care is available from 4-6P at $6/$9 per day

CC GYM

302200-01 4-12 W 12/26 8A-4P $26/$39302200-02 4-12 TH 12/27 8A-4P $26/$39302200-03 4-12 F 12/28 8A-4P *$30/$45302200-04 4-12 W 1/2 8A-4P $26/$39302200-05 4-12 TH 1/3 8A-4P $26/$39302200-06 4-12 F 1/4 8A-4P *$30/$45*Friday’s fee is higher due to the fi eld trip.

11Youth Programs

Birthday Party PackagesMake your child’s birthday party a memorable one. Parents relax and enjoy, while our party club staff host the 2 hour party from start to fi nish: entertain, serve and clean up. Your private room party will include tableware, juice, decorations and party bags.

Crazy Games Party (5 -10 yrs old)Play a variety of fun games in our activity room. Play with the parachute, have relays, limbo and games that will be customized to your child’s party.

$92/$107

“Princess for a Day” Party (5 - 10 yrs old)The birthday girl will be a princess on her special day! Guests and birthday girl will get hair, nails, and make up done. Everyone will create a crown to keep!

$113/$128

Safety Town Party (4 - 6 yrs old)Explore the town with your friends on your special day! Birthday child and guests will go on a tour of Safety Town, have time to ride around and make a craft. There will be time for cake and gifts too.

$130/$145

To reserve a party, a party reservation form must be fi lled out and returned with a $20 non-refundable deposit fee. Final payment and number of guests are due 3 business days before your party. A two-week notice is required to reserve your party. Parties are for 10 guests, additional guests for Crazy Games are $8; additional guests for Princess for a Day and Safety Town are $10. Birthday child is free.

Contact Nicole Mantegna-Cox, Recreation Supervisor, 630-837-2468 ext 138 or [email protected]


12 After School Club

After School Club (ASC) Keep your kids active and busy after school! Our after school staff not only provides a safe and fun environment, but also partici-pates in sports, games and crafts with your child. There’s home-work and snack time too. With a fl exible schedule (you pick what days your child attends) and a reasonable fee ($10.50 per day), you cannot go wrong. Transportation from school to our facility is provided by our shuttle bus.

Schools Serviced: Hanover Highlands, Horizon, Laurel Hill, On-tarioville, Parkwood, Anne Fox and Greenbrook

CC GYM

Time: School Dismissal-6P

Program # Day(s) per week Monthly Fee 2nd Child Fee

602200-01 1 day $44 $40602200-02 2 days $86 $79602200-03 3 days $127 $116602200-04 4 days $168 $154602200-05 5 days $210 $193

After School Club (ASC) Information

Days Off A monthly calendar is sent home at the beginning of each month listing the days that the program is not in session. ASC does not run on days when school is not in session. If the school closes due to inclement weather the ASC will be closed. For early dismissal, ASC will not be in session.

Registration InformationRegistration must be completed at the Park District offi ce. Phone-in registration will not be accepted. A parent handbook will be given out at the time of registration. Included in the handbook is an Emergency Release Form. This form is due on the fi rst day of ASC.

Payment InformationTuition is based on the total number of days school is actually in session per year. Fees are divided into 9 equal payments for the school year and will not be lower for those months that have fewer attendance days due to holidays (i.e. winter and spring break). Par-ticipants are not charged for holidays and days off from school. A $15 non-resident fee will be charged at the time of registration when applicable.


13Youth Sports

Rocky’s Small Shots CampStart your child off on the right foot in the great game of bas-

ketball. Well respected basketball instructor Rocky Robinson will help your child improve their basic motor skills while teaching the fundamentals of basketball. Includes the basic skills of defense, lay-ups, shooting, free throws, passing, and dribbling. Players will also learn to develop teamwork skills by playing 3 on 3 and 2 on 2 games. Fee includes T-Shirt and a Completion Certifi cate.(KT)

CC GYM

203345-03 PreSchool-2nd TH 9/13-10/18 5:45-6:45P $50/$65

Rocky’s Fall Hoops CampBecome the player you always wanted to be. Basketball Guru Rocky Robinson will teach the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting, defense and ball handling. You can’t win without team-work and in this camp Rocky will include popular team offensive and defensive sets as well as out of bounds plays. The skills com-petition portion will cover ball handling, dribbling, lay-ups, shoot-ing, free throws, defensive slide, one on one and three on three games. Fee includes “Hoops Squad” T-shirt, and a “Hoops Squad” Completion Certifi cate.

CC GYM

203345-01 3rd-5th Grade TH 9/13-10/18 6:45-7:45P $50/$65203345-02 6th-8th Grade TH 9/13-10/18 7:45-8:45P $50/$65

Youth Golf LessonsFORE! Swing into summer with these 6 PGA-instruct-ed sessions offer the knowhow and proper hands on techniques for providing the beginning golfer a basic understanding of the game. Don’t worry if you’ve never held a club before or have ever been embarrassed when you did. Learning the application of grip, stance arrangement plus drills for your golf swing is the main agenda. For Youth Golf Lessons, fee includes range balls.(KT)

GREEN VALLEY DRIVING RANGE | 26 W101 LAKE STRETT

203520-01 8-16 YRS TU,W, TH 9/11-9/20 6-7P $97/$112

NYSCA Coaches Clinic -BasketballLearn more about the National Youth Sports Coaching Associa-tion. A variety of information will be covered including training techniques, fi rst aid and proper sports equipment. This program is for all coaches interested in improving their coaching, team man-agement, and communication skills in youth sports. Volunteer coaches for Hanover Park Park District youth sports programs are encouraged to attend.(KT)

CC Gymnasium

303250-01 Youth Coaches SA 12/1 9-12:30P $30/$45


14 Youth Sports

Girls Basketball Inter Village Leagues - Winter 2012/13Come play on our new gym fl oor in these instructional leagues that will introduce your child to the basic fundamentals of bas-ketball. Players will receive instruction from volunteer coaches in dribbling, passing, shooting, as well as learn the importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship. Practice location, day and time are determined by the volunteer coach and facility availability.

Teams will be formed based at the 3rd/4th, 5th/6th, and 7th/8th grade levels. If there are enough players at individual grade levels, the grades will be divided. All teams will be formed by a draft sys-tem. The head coach and assistant coach may protect their child (keep them on the same team). NO OTHER REQUESTS WILL BE ALLOWED BEFORE/AFTER THE DRAFT.

Registration Deadline is October 26. Please bring proof of Hanover Park residency if you have not signed up for a program since 2011. After this date, registration will only be accepted if there is space on teams. The maximum number of players per team is 10 for all levels. (KT)

Player Evaluations Coaches Meeting: Following player evaluation

Location: Community Center Gymnasium

3rd/4th Grade: Tuesday November 13 7-8:30P

5th/6th Grade: Tuesday November 20 7-8:30P


Practices Begin: Week of December 3

Games Begin: Saturday, January 5

Regular Season Ends: Saturday, March 2

Tournament Begins: Saturday, March 9

EARLY BIRD SPEICAL, REGISTER BEFORE OCT. 5 AND RECEIVE $10 OFF FEE AND A FREE WATER BOTTLE!

303300-01 3rd/4th Grade $85/$100303300-02 5th/6th Grade $95/$110303300-03 7th/8th Grade $95/$110

Boys Basketball Leagues - Winter 2012/13Come play on our new gym fl oor in these instructional leagues that will introduce your child to the basic fundamentals of bas-ketball. Players will receive instruction from volunteer coaches in dribbling, passing, shooting, as well as learn the importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship. Practice location, day and time are determined by the volunteer coach and facility availability.

Teams will be formed based at the 3rd/4th, 5th/6th, and 7th/8th grade levels. If there are enough players at individual grade levels, the grades will be divided. All teams will be formed by a draft sys-tem. The head coach and assistant coach may protect their child (keep them on the same team). NO OTHER REQUESTS WILL BE ALLOWED BEFORE/AFTER THE DRAFT.

Registration Deadline is October 26. Please bring proof of Hanover Park residency if you have not signed up for a program since 2011. After this date, registration will only be accepted if there is space on teams. The maximum number of players per team is 10 for all levels. (KT)

Player Evaluations

Coaches Meeting: Following player evaluation

Location: Community Center Gymnasium

3rd/4th Grade: Tuesday November 13 7-8:30P



Practices Begin: Week of December 3

Games Begin: Saturday, January 5

Regular Season Ends: Saturday, March 2

Tournament Begins: Saturday, March 9

EARLY BIRD SPEICAL, REGISTER BEFORE OCT. 5 AND RECEIVE $10 OFF FEE AND A FREE WATER BOTTLE!

Prices after early bird-

303300-01 3rd/4th Grade $85/$100303300-02 5th/6th Grade $95/$110303300-03 7th/8th Grade $95/$110

Kyle Thomas, Athletic SupervisorFor more info regarding Youth and Adult Sports contact

Kyle at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 118) or [email protected]


Boxing AcademyThe HPPD Boxing Academy develops self-confi dence and self-respect in a safe and fun environment. Participants will be taught how to perform better and get that competitive edge. Learn how to wrap hands like a boxer, stance and footwork techniques, defensive maneu-vers, rhythm, coordination, nutrition, punch/counter punch combinations and self-defense techniques. New this season participants will be able to work on their skills in our new boxing ring! Participants are strongly recommended to purchase mouth guards & hand wraps for the program. All items are available for purchase at the Park District front desk. No boxing experience needed.

CC ACTIVITY ROOM C

No class 10-6,11-24 and 12-22

203700-01 8 + Beg SA 9/29-11/10 9-10A $33/$48 203700-02 8 + Adv SA 9/29-11/10 10-11:30A $39/$54203700-03 8 + Beg SA 11/17-1/5 9-10A $33/$48203700-04 8 + Adv SA 11/17-1/5 10-11:30A $39/$54

15Youth Sports

Gymkhana Gymnastics YouthChildren develop body awareness, control, balance, fl exibility and strength. Children should wear socks with a T-shirt and shorts or leotard.(KT)

Gym I: Development of strength, balance & coordination and basic appara-tus skills are introduced.

Gym II: Students possessing basic gymnastics skills ready to for more chal-lenging skills such as handstands and round-offs.*Gym III: Further advancement of skills like handsprings and walkovers. (*Instructor’s approval required)

GYMKHANA | 1700 TOWER DR., HANOVER PARK IL

Session I203210-07 6-11 GYM I TU 10/2-11/6 4-5P $39/$54203210-08 6-13 GYM II TU 10/2-11/6 5-6P $39/$54203210-09 8-16 GYM III M 10/15-11/19 4:30-6P $51/$66

Session II (No Class on 12/24, 12/31)203210-10 6-11 GYM I TU 11/13-12/18 4-5P $39/$54203210-11 6-13 GYM II TU 11/13-12/18 5-6P $39/$54203210-12 8-16 GYM III M 11/26-1/14 4:30-6P $51/$66

Tae Kwon DoGolden Lion instructors will train participants in combinations of Tae Kwon Do (blocking, punching and kicking) Hapkido (wrist locks), and Judo (throws) techniques. The physical conditioning increases coordination, strength, concentration and discipline. No prior skill or knowledge is needed to sign up for the beginner class. Instructor approval is required for the advanced class.

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206900-01 6 + Beg TU 9/18-10/23 6:30-8P $44/$59206900-02 6 + Adv TU 9/1810/23 8-9P $38/$53206900-03 6 + Beg TU 10/30-12/18 6:30-8P $50/$65206900-04 6 + Adv TU 10/30-12/18 8-9P $42/$57

ArcheryTake aim and Join Ken Walther, National Archery Association Level III Coach, to learn the exciting sport of archery. This includes safety, shooting, and equipment. Parents are encouraged to register and participate with their child. All equipment will be provided. (KT)

SIMKUS RECREATION CENTERCAROL STREAM PARK DISTRICT

203535-01 8+ TH 8/30-9/20 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-02 8 + TH 9/27-10/18 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-03 8 + TH 10/25-11/15 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-04 8 + TH 11/29-12/20 6:30-7:30P $52/$67

HorsemanshipLearn from the experts in Horsemanship at Dunham Woods Farm. You’ll be taught step by step on how to ride the walk, the canter, the trot, the English hunt seat and how to handle, groom, and saddle horses.(KT)

DUNHAM WOODS FARM INC WAYNE, IL

202510-01 10 + W 9/15-10/20 1:30-2:30P $127/$142202510-02 10 + W 11/10-12/15 1:30-2:30P $127/$142

Disc Golf LessonsThese lessons will teach the basic fundamental skills and knowl-edge of the growing sport of Disc Golf. Classes will be divided up into different teaching segments including rules, equipment, throwing/release, drive/chip/putt and playing a 3 hole course. Pro-gram fee includes a unique disc to keep!

COMMUNITY CENTER | FIELD 1

203525-01 3rd-8th Gr. TH 9/13-10/18 4:30-5:30P $30/$45


16 Youth Sports

Shotokan Youth KarateKarate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help build coordination, agility, strength, and poise, as well as personal safety techniques in a well-supervised setting. The confi dence gained through karate fosters a strong positive self-image. Karate builds self-confi dence, control and discipline, increas-ing students’ academic performance and socialization. (KT)

SCHAUMBURG PARK DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTER | 505 N. SPRINGINSGUTH, SCHAUMBURG203510-01 4-7 Beg/Cont.(white) TU 9/4-12/11 4-4:45P $133/$148203510-02 4-7 Int/Adv TU 9/4-12/11 4:50-5:35P $133/$148203510-03 7-14 Beg/Cont (White) TU 9/4-12/11 5:40-6:30P $133/$148203510-04 7-14 Novice(Red-Blu) TU 9/4-12/11 6:30-7:25P $133/$148203510-05 7-14 Int/Adv. (Green) TU 9/4-12/11 7:30-8:30P $133/$148

HANOVER PARK PARK PARK DISTRICT COMMUNITY | RECREATION CENTER203510-06 4-7 Beg/Cont.(white) W 9/12-12/19 4-4:45P $133/$148203510-07 4-7 Int/Adv 2+ Sess. W 9/12-12/19 4:50-5:35P $133/$148203510-08 7-14 Beg/Cont (Wht/Org) W 9/12-12/19 5:40-6:35P $133/$148203510-09 7-14 Int.(Yel/Gre) W 9/12-12/19 6:35-7:30P $133/$148203510-10 7-14 Int/Adv. (Pur +) W 9/12-12/19 7:35-8:35P $133/$148

BARTLETT PARK DISTRICT SCHRADE GYM | 696 STEAMS ROAD, BARTLETT203510-11 4-7 Beg/Cont. SA 9/8-12/15 2:45-3:30P $133/$148203510-12 4-7 Int 3+ Sess. SA 9/8-12/15 3:40-4:25P $133/$148203510-13 8-14 Beg/Cont (Wht/Yel) SA 9/8-12/15 4:30-5:30P $133/$148203510-14 8-14 Int.(Blue) SA 9/8-12/15 5:30-6:30P $133/$148203510-15 Parent/Child 8+ Beg/Cont (Wht/Yel) SA 9/8-12/15 4:30-5:30P $133/$148203510-16 Parent/Child 8+ Int. (Blue) SA 9/8-12/15 5:30-6:30P $133/$148


17Youth Dance

THE HANOVER PARK SCHOOL OF DANCEWelcome to the Hanover Park School of Dance, managed by the Ha-nover Park Park District. We are committed to providing an excellent dance education to students of all ages. Classes meet for a 25-week session culminating in a Spring Recital.

Dancers gain valuable self-confi dence as they master new skills, learn to be a part of an ensemble, and achieve long-term goals while they prepare for their performances at the end of the year. Each dancer will receive a beautiful achievement award during the last week of class.

Parents, please carefully read the information packet you will re-ceive at registration. It is your responsibility to know and under-stand the rules of the program. For more information about dance attire, attend the Dance Parent Meeting (see below).

Instructors reserve the right to place a dancer in a different class if it is more appropriate. If you are unsure about the right class for your dancer, attend the Dance Parent Meeting on Thursday, Sep-tember 13 or contact Susan Matthews at [email protected] or (630) 837-2468 ext. 132 for more information.

Dance Parent Meeting and Shoe SaleThursday, September 13 7 - 8 pm in the Dance StudioMeet the instructors, get an overview of the program, and ask questions at the Dance Parent Meeting. If you are unsure about dance attire, instructors will advise. Gently used dance shoes will be available for sale. If you have not already registered for Dance, the offi ce will be open until 8 pm on September 8 for your con-venience.

Shoe SaleIf your dancer has outgrown last year’s shoes and you wish to sell them, please label them with their size, attach an envelope with your name and phone number and the price you’d like to re-ceive, and bring them to the Community Center offi ce by Tuesday, September 11. They will be available for sale at the Dance Parent Meeting and Shoe Sale on Thursday, September 13 from 7 to 8 pm in the Dance Studio.

Preliminary Recital InformationPending confi rmation from the venue, the Spring Recital will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2013. Final times and details will be an-nounced well in advance. All dancers who wish to be a part of the Spring Recital must be registered for and participating in classes that begin in the Fall. Picture Day, during which the dancers are profes-sionally photographed in their costumes, is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, May 19.

Winter ShowAll dancers will participate in a special Winter Show for family and friends on Saturday, December 8 in the Community Center Gym. Details in October.

Hanover Park School of Dance T-shirtEach participant will receive a Hanover Park School of Dance T-shirt (Only one shirt per dancer even if enrolled in more than one class.) Dancers will request sizes at the beginning of the Fall session.

CostumesCostume fees are due at the time of registration or before Satur-day, November 10. Please pay at the Park District offi ce and make checks payable to the Hanover Park Park District. Instructors will measure dancers by the time of the Winter Show. Please add $5 to the costume fee for Extra-Large sizes and a $10 late fee per cos-tume after November 10. Custom costumes (size XXL and above) will be priced according to manufacturer’s scale. If your costume is larger than XL, we will let you know your additional costume fee as soon as possible.

A Note About Ballet ShoesBallet shoes should fi t like a tight leather glove. Do not buy them larg-er, to “grow into.” They must have elastic ATTACHED. Do not buy pink cloth slippers that look like dance shoes.

Holidays and Make-up DaysPlease see the Class Schedule for a listing of holidays we will NOT meet, and remember to mark your calendars. Make-up days are built in to the schedule in case of bad weather or instructor illness.

Payment PlanA simple payment plan is available to families registering for more than one dance class. 50% of the total amount is due at registra-tion. The other 50% is due by February 5. (Costume fees cannot be included in payment plan. All costume fees are due by Saturday, November 10.) Only those families making ALL Dance program pay-ments on time will be eligible for a payment plan in the future. To set up a payment plan, contact Customer Relations Supervisor Gina Mas-tro-Strickler at 630-837-2468 ext. 121 at least one week before you register. Payment plans will not be set up on the day of registration.

LevelsPlease register for Dance classes based upon the skill levels ex-plained below:

Beginner: First-time studentsLevel I: At least one year of experience, or instructor approvalLevel II: At least two years of experienceIntermediate: At least two years of experienceLevels III, IV, V (or Advanced): Three to four or more years of experienceI. A. (Instructor Approval): Requires an invitation or written per-mission from class instructor to register. Bring proof of permission when registering.

Dance Class Fees30 minute class: $115/$130 multiple classes (per dancer): $104/$119 per class

50 minute class: $185/$200 multiple classes (per dancer): $167/$182 per class



Allegro (110 minute class): $396/$411 multiple classes (per dancer): $357/$372

Dance Schedule on Page 19


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Pre-Ballet (30 minutes)Dancers learn to move gracefully to music, beginning ballet termi-nology and steps, and how to perform for an audience. Must be 4 by Sept. 1 (proof required). Attire: Black scoop neck leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic attached (no slippers). May wear black skirt. No athletic clothes. Hair must be in a bun.

BalletFor the younger dancer who wishes to concentrate on ballet and is ready for a 50-minute class. Students learn beginning ballet ter-minology and steps, and how to perform for an audience. Attire: Black scoop neck leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic attached (no slippers). May wear black skirt. No athletic clothes. Hair must be worn in a bun.

Rhythm, Stomp, and TapFor boys only! Movement and sound. Using buckets, drum sticks, and various other rhythm tools, we will combine athletic dance movements with percussive patterns each week and create a fi nal piece for the recital. The boys will wear tap shoes and learn tap patterns to create rhythms. Attire: shorts or sweatpants and solid colored t-shirt. No oversized clothing. No jeans. Instructor will dis-cuss footwear on fi rst day of class.

Ballet-Tap Ballet-Tap Beg.-I is a great beginning class for the dancer who likes variety. Tap and ballet basics and terminology are covered, plus performance skills and ensemble concepts. Attire: Black scoop-neck leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic (no slip-pers) AND black tap shoes (bring both pairs of shoes to class each week). No athletic clothes. Follow instructor’s hair requirements.

Ballet-Tap IV-V for more experienced students covers ballet posi-tions and technique (plie, tendu, chasse, pique, etc.) and refi nes tap skills (shuffl e, fl aps, ball-change, etc.) Attire: Black scoop-neck leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic (no slippers), black Capezio Mary Jane with “Tel-Tone” taps attached. Bring both pairs of shoes to each class. May wear black skirt. No athletic clothes. Hair must be worn in a bun.

Jazz Dancers study fundamentals and technique. Beg.-I level is a good general introductory Dance class for younger students. Advanced levels train in more sophisticated Jazz principals and polish perfor-mance skills. Attire: Jazz Beg.-I and Jazz II-III---Black long-sleeved scoop-neck leotard; Jazz IV-V---Black spaghetti strap leotard; All---black tights or jazz pants, black jazz shoes, slip-on style preferred. No athletic clothes. Follow instructor’s hair requirements.

Acrobatic Jazz Emphasis on creative movement, tumbling, and fast-paced rou-tines. Great class for boys. Helps develop and improve strength, fl exibility and balance. Beginning intermediate class will develop skills and introduce more complex moves. Attire: Black leotard and black athletic shorts, dance capris, or dance pants for girls. Black shorts and a fi tted black t-shirt or tank top for boys. No baggy clothes or jeans. Jazz shoes required. Instructor will discuss other footwear if necessary.

Musical Theater Study original choreography and dance to Broadway or stage music, combining acting with dance moves and/or props to tell a story. For beginners or dancers with up to 2 years of experience. Emphasis on fun and creativity. Attire: Black leotard, black ankle-length jazz pants, black jazz shoes. No athletic clothes. Hair must be in a ponytail.

Hip-HopFor dancers who are interested in mastering the basics of Hip Hop. Athleticism, showmanship, and performance skills are empha-sized. Dance experience preferred. Attire: Black leotard and black jazz pants. Black jazz shoes or black jazz sneakers required. Hair secured off the face. Boys: short sleeve t-shirt, comfortable pants (sweatpants or basketball shorts with knee pads), jazz shoes or hip hop sneakers. No jeans.

Pre-PointeFor dancers with at least 3 years of Ballet or Tap-Ballet who are ready to work on the advanced ballet skills needed to move to-wards dancing en pointe: turn-out, leg strength, body condition-ing. Attire: Black spaghetti strap leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic attached. May wear black skirt. No athletic clothes. Hair must be worn in a bun.

Advanced Ballet/PointeInstructor approval only. For dancers who have had at least three years of Ballet and are currently en pointe or who are ready to be placed en pointe within the fi rst month of class. Refi nement of ballet technique: turn-out, strength, body conditioning. Pointe shoe information given during fi rst weeks of class. Attire: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with elastic attached and pointe shoes. May wear black skirt. No athletic clothes. Hair must be worn in a bun.

Allegro, Allegro 2Instructor invitation required. Development of dance technique and ensemble performance skills in a “company” format, plus ad-ditional performance opportunities. Must be enrolled concurrently in at least one other intermediate or advanced class, and be avail-able for performances outside of class time. Students are required to purchase combination attire for performances. Allegro compa-nies will perform at “Dance Fest” at Six Flags Great America in the Spring. Class Attire: Leotard, stirrup/footless/convertible tights OR capri length jazz pants. Shoes (3 pairs): black slip-on jazz shoes, beige slip-on jazz shoes, AND Mary Jane tap shoes (smooth black leather) with Tel-tone taps attached. No athletic clothes. Hair must be worn in a bun.

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2012-2013 Dance ScheduleMONDAY CLASSES SEPTEMBER 24 – MAY 27Dancers will use May 20 as make-up or pre-recital practice day.

No class Oct. 8, Nov. 5, Dec. 10, 17, 24, 31 Jan. 21, Feb. 18, Mar. 25, May 27.

Instructor: Donica Luzwick (DL) DS: Dance Studio Class Level Prog. No. Age Time Costume Room Inst.Jazz II-III 605530-15 6+ 4:10-5P $52 DS DLRhy-Stomp-Tap Beg-I 605530-01 5+ 5:10-6P $52 DS DLAllegro I.A.* 605530-02 11+ 6:10-8P $70 DS DL

*Instructor approval required. $67 Allegro Performance fee due by Feb. 4.

THURSDAY CLASSES OCTOBER 4 – MAY 30Dancers will use May 23, and 30 as make-up or pre-recital practice days.

No class Oct. 25, Nov. 8, 22, Dec. 13, 20, 27, Mar. 28.

Instructor: Donica Luzwick DS: Dance StudioClass Level Prog. No. Age Time Costume Room Inst.Allegro 2 I.A.* 605530-03 I.A.* 5-6:10P $60 DS DLJazz V 605530-04 8+ 6:10-7P $52 DS DL

*Instructor approval required. $67 Allegro Performance fee due by Feb. 4.

FRIDAY CLASSES OCTOBER 5 – MAY 24Dancers will use May 10 and 17 as make-up or pre-recital practice day.

No class Nov. 9, 23, Dec. 14, 21, 28, Mar. 29, May 24.

Instructors: Donica Luzwick (DL), Erica Stanko (ES), DS: Dance Studio, AS: Aerobics StudioClass Level Prog. No. Age Time Costume Room Inst.Ballet-Tap IV-V 605530-05 6+ 4:10-5P $52 DS DLPre-Pointe III-IV 605530-06 8+ 5:10-6:10P $52 DS DLBallet Beg-I 605530-07 5+ 5:30-6:20P $52 AS ESAdv. Ballet/Pointe I.A.* 605530-08 9+ 6:20-7:30P $67 DS DLMusical Theater I-II 605530-09 5+ 6:30-7:20P $52 AS ES

*Instructor approval required.

SATURDAY CLASSES OCTOBER 6 – MAY 25Dancers will use May 11 and 18 as make-up or pre-recital practice days.

No class Nov. 24, Dec. 15, 22, 29, Mar. 30, May 25.

Instructors: Erica Stanko (ES), Madeline Kiesel (MK), DS: Dance Studio, AS: Aerobics StudioClass Level Prog. No. Age Time Costume Room Inst.Pre-Ballet Beg-I 605530-10 3-5 9:20-9:50A $52 AS MKBallet-Tap Beg-I 605530-11 4-6 9:30-10:20A $52 DS ESJazz Beg.-I 605530-12 4-7 10-10:50A $52 AS MKAcrobatic Jazz Beg-Int 605530-13 6+ 10:30-11:20A $52 DS ESHip Hop All 605530-14 6+ 11:30A-12:20P $52 DS ES


20 Youth Arts, Music

Drum LessonsFor children and adults, beginners and experienced drum-mers! You’ll learn Jazz, Rock, Blues, Funk, and Latin Funk drum techniques during private half-hour lessons on a professional drum set. Instructor Verne Duddles creates a comfortable and inspiring atmosphere to maximize each student’s progress. Please bring a set of drum sticks to class (price is $6-$12), available at any good music store. Recom-mended drumsticks: Size 7A for children, 5A for adults.

Note to continuing students: Early registration for continu-ing students will be August 6-11 to reserve preferred time in BOTH Fall sessions. Please understand that your preferred time may not be available after these dates if you do not take advantage of early registration. (SM)

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TIMES: 5:45, 6:15, 6:45, 7:15, 7:45, 8:15, 8:45, or 9:15P

FALL SESSION 1202523-01-08 8-ADULT TH 9/13-10/18 $109/$124

FALL SESSION 2212523-01–08 8-ADULT TH 11/1-12/13* $109/$124*no class 11/22

Beginning Piano LessonsHere’s your opportunity to learn to play the piano. Begin-ning classes for children are offered in conjunction with A&A Music Academy at 27W281 Devon Ave. (Ontarioville Rd.) in Hanover Park. Basic skills, music reading and count-ing will be taught. Because we are able to add additional classes as needed, you may register even if the original class is full. A book fee of $10 payable to A&A Music is due on the fi rst day of class. Call 630-837-7484 if you need driving directions. (SM)

A&A MUSIC, 27W281 ONTARIOVILLE RD., HANOVER PARK

202522-01 6-7 M 9/10-11/12 6-6:45P $135/$150202522-02 8-9 M 9/10-11/12 7-7:45P $135/$150

Guitar ClassesBy Guitar FUN-damentals

Guitar FUN-damentals is pleased to announce our new proprietary Group Guitar instruction system: Mars Jamzz. Designed to teach students the skills to begin playing as a group with both chord and melody sections played simulta-neously, it’s the fi rst system of its kind in the music industry! One-hour small group classes (8 weeks) insure plenty of per-sonal attention in an energetic atmosphere. Bring your own guitar, acoustic or electric. (SM)

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Mars Jamzz I Intro to Guitar: How to hold the guitar, hold the pick, strum, strings, 3-string and full chords, single notes, tablature, standard notation, and much more. You’ll also learn how to play as a group with chord and melo-dy note sections played simultaneously, rounding out the group experience. One-time book fee of $16.25 is payable to instructor at fi rst class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)

FALL SESSION 1202524-01 7-12 TU 9/04-10/23 5:30-6:30P $128/$143 AS


Mars Jamzz II: Picking up where Mars Jamzz 1 leaves off, Mars Jamzz 2 continues guitar-playing instruction and fur-ther develops skills required to play as a group with chord and melody note sections. Note: Students must successful-ly complete Mars Jamzz 1 before enrolling in Mars Jamzz II. One-time book fee of $16.25 is payable to instructor at fi rst class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)


Guitar Boot Camp 1: FOR ADULTS, TOO! Covers basic chords, scales, strumming patterns, and some basic music theory to get students playing quickly. Emphasis is on learning chord sequences so the student can play some popular songs right away. One-time book fee of $16.25 is payable to instructor at fi rst class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)

FALL SESSION 1202524-02 13+ TU 9/04-10/23 6:30-7:30P $128/$143 BR

FALL SESSION 2202524-05 13+ TU 10/30-12/18 7:30-8:30P $128/$143 AS


21Youth Arts, Music

NEW! Imaginative IllustrationStories, books, and original narratives will inspire imaginative illus-trations in this new class especially for younger artists. Designed to develop early reading, writing, and art-making skills, projects will include in-class illustration of stories read by instructor Kiran Zaidi and completion of an original handmade and illustrated book us-ing a variety of media. Please wear old clothes or a painting shirt. (SM)

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205191-01 4-6 W 9/19-10/24 5-6P $33/$48

Picasso’s Workshop Expressions in Paint and ClayThis 4-week workshop is about expressing yourself. Students learn the basics of painting and sculpture by working with watercolors, acrylics, and clay. Young artists will learn to paint animals, sculpt funny characters, and create colorful works of art. All sessions in-corporate Scholastic Art Lesson Plans and are taught by published artists and certifi ed teachers. Each individual class presents new art projects. All supplies included. Please bring a smock or paint-ing shirt. (SM)

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205193-01 5-9 SA 9/22-10/13 10:30-11:30A $62/$77

Acrylic Painting for Young ArtistsAcrylics are fast-drying, non-toxic, and easy to clean up… A “mod-ern” version of traditional oil paints.This class is designed for the student who has a special interest in art and is showing some skill. Instructor Kiran Zaidi will guide young artists through the funda-mentals of acrylic painting on canvas, exploring principals of color mixing, paint application techniques, and basic composition. Most materials supplied. Please wear old clothes or a painting shirt. (SM)

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205192-01 7-12 W 9/19-10/24 6:15-7:30P $38/$53

Susan Matthews, Arts CoordinatorFor more info regarding Youth Dance, Art and Music programs contact

Susan at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 132) or [email protected]


22 Teens

Babysitting SkillsTake this class to become a better babysitter. Learn emergency procedures, proper child care, game and craft ideas, and more. Each participant receives certifi cation for completing the class at the end of the session. This is not a CPR/1st Aid certifi cation pro-gram. (KT)


204001-01 11-18 TH 10/4-10/25 6-7:30P $34/$49

Be a Leader!Want to be a coach, a camp counselor or even a teacher one day? Then this class is for you. During this class, you will learn how to work with younger children, participate in team building games and learn how to look for a job. (KT)

AHLSTAND FIELDHOUSE

204002-01 11-18 M 10/29-11/19 7-8P $24/36

Green DesignsBring in your unwanted clothes or other fabrics and turn them into something new! We will create purses, bags, or pillows.(KT)

AHLSTRAN FIELDHOUSE

204003-01 11-18YRS M 10/15 7-8:30P $10/$15

Open Lab HoursThe computer lab is a cooperative project with School District 211. The lab has 15 computers and three printers. There is on-site lab supervisor during open hours. We offer free open lab hours to the public to use as a resource for homework, job searches, work –related projects, and internet.

Before using the Hanover Park Park District’s computer lab, the participant and parent must read and sign the waiver.

Dates: November 2012 – April 2013Hours: Tuesday Thursday 6 - 8:30P 6 - 8:30PLocation: 6800 Catalpa, Hanover Park, IL 60133

Gina Mastro-Strickler, Customer Relations Supervisor

For your customer service needs contact

Gina at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 121) or [email protected]


Adult Sports

Shotokan Adult KarateKarate offers students a variety of benefi ts. Karate movements develop poise and agility while improving overall muscle tone. For the businessperson, the program is ideal for releasing tension and developing cardiovascular fi tness. The single parents wishing to protect themselves and their families, the self-defense skills learned through karate are invaluable, as they can be applied in any situation.

SCHAUMBURG PARK DISTRICT | 505 N SPRINGINSGUTH RD, SCHAUMBURG IL206530-01 15 + Beg/Cont. (Wht-Yel) TU 9/4-12/11 8:35-9:35P $133/$148206530-02 15 + Int./Adv (Blue +) TU 9/4-12/11 8:35-10P $178/$193

HANOVER PARK PARK DISTRICT | 1919 WALNUT AVE., HANOVER PARK IL206530-03 15 + Beg/Cont. (Wht-Yel) W 9/12-12/19 8:35-9:35P $133/$148206530-04 15 + Int./Adv (Blue +) W 9/12-12/19 8:35-10P $178/$193

BARTLETT PARK DISTRICT SCHRADE GYM | 696 STEARNS ROAD, BARTLETT IL206530-05 15 + Beg/Cont. (Wht-Yel) SA 9/8-12/15 4:30-5:30P $133/$148206530-06 15 + Int./Adv (Blue +) SA 9/8-12/15 5:30-6:30P $133/$148

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Open Adult BasketballNew Gym Floor!

The Open Basketball program is supervised and open to individu-als High School age and older for recreational basketball play. The schedule runs from November 2012 thru April 2013. A photo ID is required for High School Rate. Good sportsmanship and fair play is the responsibility of each participant. All days/times are subject to change due to park district programs, special events and facility rentals. (Watch for special holiday times!)

18 + F NOV 2012- APRIL 2013 6-9:30P $3/$4 18 + S NOV 2012- APRIL 2013 12-4P $3/$4

NYSCA COACHES CLINIC -BasketballLearn more about the National Youth Sports Coaching Associa-tion. A variety of information will be covered including training techniques, fi rst aid and proper sports equipment. This program is for all coaches interested in improving their coaching, team man-agement, and communication skills in youth sports. Volunteer coaches for Hanover Park Park District youth sports programs are encouraged to attend.(KT)

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303250-01 Youth Coaches SA 12/1 9-12:30P $30/$45

Adult Men’s and Women’s Basketball LeaguesNEW FLOOR AND BASKETBALL HOOPS

Dominate the competition! Hanover Park Park District is bringing adult basketball to the area. Whether you are looking to compete for a championship or just have fun the Park District will offer two separate divisions to fi t your needs. The season will consist of 9 regular season games followed by a single elimination tourna-ment. Get your friends together and register your team now! (KT)

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306500-01 18 + Women’s Competitive M 11/26 6:30-9:30P $650/$725306500-02 18 + Women’s Recreational M 11/26 6:30-9:30P $650/$725306505-01 18 + Men’s Competitive TU 11/27 6:30-9:30P $650/$725306505-02 18 + Men’s Recreational TU 11/27 6:30-9:30P $650/$725


24 Adult Sports

ArcheryTake aim and Join Ken Walther, National Archery Association Level III Coach, to learn the exciting sport of archery. This includes safety, shooting, and equipment. Parents are encouraged to register and participate with their child. All equipment will be provided. (KT)

SIMKUS RECREATION CENTERCAROL STREAM PARK DISTRICT203535-01 8+ TH 8/30-9/20 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-02 8 + TH 9/27-10/18 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-03 8 + TH 10/25-11/15 6:30-7:30P $52/$67203535-04 8 + TH 11/29-12/20 6:30-7:30P $52/$67

Disc Golf LessonsThese lessons will teach the basic fundamental skills and knowl-edge of the growing sport of Disc Golf. Classes will be divided up into different teaching segments including rules, equipment, throwing/release, drive/chip/putt and playing a 3 hole course. Pro-gram fee includes a unique disc to keep!

COMMUNITY CENTER FIELD 1

203525-01 3rd-8th Gr. TH 9/13-10/18 4:30-5:30P $30/$45

HorsemanshipLearn from the experts in Horsemanship at Dunham Woods Farm. You’ll be taught step by step on how to ride the walk, the canter, the trot, the English hunt seat and how to handle, groom, and saddle horses.(KT)

DUNHAM WOODS FARM INC, WAYNE, IL

202510-01 10 + W 9/15-10/20 1:30-2:30P $127/$142202510-02 10 + W 11/10-12/15 1:30-2:30P $127/$142

Open Adult BadmintonNew Gym Floor! Smash your competition at Open Adult Badmin-ton. Badminton is for individuals of High School age and older for recreational play. Four regulation sized courts are set up for your enjoyment in our community center gym. All days/times are sub-ject to change due to Park District programs, special events and facility rentals. (Watch for special holiday times!) Good sports-manship and fair play is the responsibility of each participant.

Now Available!!! You can now buy a $30 pass that is good for 6 visits.

CC GYNMASIUM

18 + W SEPT 2012-2013 7-9:30P $6/$30 pass

Come check out our NEW GYM FLOOR!Complete with a High School size basketball court and ready to take on badminton and volleyball.

Programs that will benefi t from this great new surface will be Youth & Adult Basketball Leagues, Open Gyms, Day Camps, After School Club and rentals.

Come in and experience it for yourself!


25Adult Sports

Boxing AcademyThe HPPD Boxing Academy develops self-confi dence and self-respect in a safe and fun environment. Participants will be taught how to perform better and get that competitive edge. Learn how to wrap hands like a boxer, stance and footwork techniques, defensive maneuvers, rhythm, coordination, nutrition, punch/counter punch combinations and self-defense techniques. New this season participants will be able to work on their skills in our new boxing ring! Participants are strongly recommended to purchase mouth guards & hand wraps for the program. All items are available for purchase at the Park District front desk. No boxing experience needed.

CC Activity Room C

No class 10-6,11-24 and 12-22

203700-01 8 + Beg SA 9/29-11/10 9-10A $33/$48 203700-02 8 + Adv SA 9/29-11/10 10-11:30A $39/$54203700-03 8 + Beg SA 11/17-1/5 9-10A $33/$48203700-04 8 + Adv SA 11/17-1/5 10-11:30A $39/$54


26 Adult Arts & General

Dance Techs, Inc.

A Taste of Wedding and Social DancingThis is the perfect class for anyone with an upcoming social en-gagement. You will be prepared to dance to any type of music: live rock band, Top 40, Latin, or Big Band. Class will introduce Waltz, Cha Cha, Swing, and Merengue. You will also learn slow danc-ing and how to move to the groove. Couples are recommended. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Instructor: Dance Techs Inc. staff. (SM)

STREAMWOOD PARK DISTRICT COMMMUNITY CENTER777 BARTLETT RD., STREAMWOOD

205500-01 18+ TU 9/18-10/9 7:30-9P $42/$57

Drawing for the Person Who Can’t DrawBoost happiness and experience the mental health benefi ts of cre-ativity as you have fun trying out different exercises designed to “trick” you into learning to draw. You’ll learn how to quiet the left side of your brain, and activate the right side….the way artists do. Emphasis is on process, not product. All materials supplied. Register with a friend for added fun. Guaranteed great mood after each class! Instructor: Susan Matthews (SM)

CC ART STUDIO

205253-01 18+ TH 9/27 - 10/25 7-8:30P $37/$52

Painting From The HeartNo painting experience necessary. Artist Paulina Engel encourages creative self-discovery as she guides you through personalized projects each week. You will be using items from your own history (perhaps a photo or a poem) as starting points for unique works of self-expression. This class is for artists of all skill levels and ages. Perfect for anyone who has been “afraid” to take an art class, Most materials supplied. (SM)

CC ART STUDIO

205252-01 All ages TH 9/20 - 10/25 5-6:30P $53/$68

Painting StudioFor all ability levels. Beginners learn the basics of applying oil or acrylic paint, how to buy art supplies, how to mix colors, and how to compose a painting. Experienced students will develop indi-vidual interests and receive feedback. This is a low-stress class de-signed to get you started if you’ve always wanted to paint, or get you back into painting regularly if you gave it up. Experience the “mental health benefi ts” of creative expression and enroll with a friend for extra fun. Materials list available at fi rst class. Instructor: Susan Matthews. (SM)

CC ART STUDIO

205251-01 18+ TU 9/18-10/23 10:30A-12:30P $33/$48

Belly Dancing BasicsBelly dancing is for ALL women! All ages, sizes, and fi tness levels are welcomed. Classes focus on executing fundamental move-ments and combinations, improving balance and fl exibility, learn-ing musicality, and discovering different styles. Belly dancing is so much fun, it doesn’t even feel like exercise, but it’s a great, low-impact way to incinerate calories! It’s so safe that FIT PREG-NANCY lists it in their top 5 workouts for expecting mothers! Build self-esteem, release stress, and make new friends. No prior dance experience is necessary. Attire: Yoga pants and tank top. Bring a yoga mat if you have one. Please register by Monday, September 17. (SM)

CC DANCE STUDIO

205254-01 16+ TU 9/18-10/23 7:30-8:30P $59/$74205254-02 16+ TU 10/30-12/11 7:30-8:30P $59/$74

Guitar Fun-Damentals Boot CampFOR ADULTS, TOO! Covers basic chords, scales, strumming pat-terns, and some basic music theory to get students playing quickly. Emphasis is on learning chord sequences so the student can play some popular songs right away. One-time book fee of $16.25 is payable to instructor at fi rst class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)

202524-02 13+ TU 9/04-10/23 6:30-7:30P $128/$143202524-05 13+ TU 10/30-12/18 7:30-8:30P $128/$143

People Training for DogsDon’t let your dog take you for a walk. Begin a program to make your dog your best friend again! Our “pawsitive” reinforcement and proven dog handling techniques will produce a well informed handler and dog. The fi rst class is held without your dog. Dogs are required to be up to date on immunizations (rabies, parvo and distemper) and a negative stool sample checked two weeks prior to the fi rst class and documented by your veterinarian. For more information visit www.r-solid.com (NM)

CC ROOM A 4 MO (D0GS), 12+ YRS (HUMANS)

206000-01 M 9/10-10/15 7:30-9P $95/$110206000-02 M 10/29-12/10* 7:30-9P $95/$110*No class 11/19

27Seniors

Senior GroupJoin us on Tuesdays from 11am-3p for activities, fun and friends. Our senior group is a great to meet new people in our commu-nity while playing games such as Poker, Kings Corners, Michigan Rummy and Bingo. Each week will have a different theme which may consist of games, contests or potlucks. Once a season we will celebrate yearly participants’ birthdays (that fall within the particu-lar season) with cake and a gift. There is a yearly or daily fee to help defray the cost of food, gifts, prizes, weekly meetings and the senior coordinator. Senior Coordinator: Faith Barnes

Yearly Option Fee: $20Daily Option Fee: $1

Lunch BunchDo you enjoy exploring local restaurants? Then join us once a month for Lunch Bunch. Lunch is on your own, there is a small fee for transportation if needed. For Lunch Bunch dates refer to the seasonal calendar.

Do you have an idea?We are always looking for new ideas for you, as well; as instruc-tors or volunteers. If you have a class, theme idea or a topic on health, fi nancial, safety or retirement that you would like to hear more about, please contact Nicole Mantegna Cox, Recreation Su-pervisor, at 630-837-2468 ext 138 or [email protected].

Seniors DiscountHanover Park Park District residents age 60 and older are entitled to a 25% discount on general recreation program fees, with the exception of contractual programs, senior programs and trips.

Walking ClubGet moving this fall. Join us at different parks for a wonderful walk and healthy snack. First day will be at Heritage Park. (NM)

206402-01 TH 9/6-10/4 9-10A $20

Seniors Fall Calendar 2012September 4 Labor Day Picnic, Pot Luck! Bring your favorite picnic meal to share.

September 11 Raffl e Day Bring a treasure to raffl e. Raffl e tickets .10 each.

September 13 Lunch Bunch

September 18 Spaghetti Lunch Wear your favorite Chicago Bears apparel.

September 25 Soup Day. Bring a can of non-cream soup to share.

October 2 Pizza Bread Day Bring your favorite topping. (Cheese, pizza sauce, olives, pepperoni or onions.).

October 9 Get Crafty

October 11 Lunch Bunch

October 16 Word Games

October 23 Soup Day Bring a can of NON cream soup to share.

October 30 Happy Halloween! Bring a creepy dish to share. Don’t forget to come in your best costume! We will provide a Halloween treat!

November 6 Comfort Food Pot Luck (Bring your favorite comfort food: mac n cheese, chili, etc)

November 8 Lunch Bunch

November 13 Spaghetti Lunch

November 20 Happy Thanksgiving!! Bring your favorite holiday dish and we will provide turkey.

November 27 Celebrate the Fall Birthdays

All Run-A-Bouts with birthdays in September, October and No-vember will receive a gift.

Please let Faith know if you have any new “special day” ideas!



PARK FOUNDATION

28 Español

Fiesta de HalloweenVístete en tu disfraz preferido este halloween y ven y disfruta de la fi esta. Todos jugaran juegos y harán manualidades. El costo incluye 2 boletos para comida, juegos y un viaje en una carrosa de paja. (Boletos extra para la comida son $1).

GIMNASIO DEL CENTRO COMUNITARIO

202400-01 Menores de 9 LUN 29/10 5-7P $6/$9Inscripción día del evento será $8/$12

Escuela de Danza De Hanover ParkLa Escuela de Danza está comprometida a proveer excelente edu-cación a estudiantes de todas edades. Las sesiones de clases son de 25 semanas y culminan en un show en la primavera. Los es-tudiantes desarrollan auto estima y aprenden nuevas habilidades para desempeñar sus metas. Se ofrecen clases de Ballet, Pre-Jazz, Tap, Jazz Acrobático, Teatro Musical, Hip Hop y más. Las clases es-tán abiertas a niños y niñas entre las edades de 3 y 18 años. Para más informes sobre los días y costo mire las paginas 17-19 o llame al 630.837.2468.

Deportes JuvenilesSi lo que esta buscando es que sus hijos estén mas activos en-tonces vea las paginas 13-16 de este catalogo para ver todas las opciones de deporte que el Distrito de Parques le ofrece. Escoja de Basquetbol, Boxeo, Karate, Golf, Gimnasia, Tae Kwon Do entre otros. Para mas informes no dude en llamar al 630.837.2468.

Pre-escolarEl Distrito de Parques ofrece clases de Pre-escolar para niño/as de 2 a 4 años de edad. Las clases varian de 2 a 3 días por semana y se ofrecen en dos locales convenientes. Horarios por la mañana y por las tarde. El costo de las clases es muy accesible y existe la opción de pagos mensuales. El distrito tendrá un “open house” el 22 y 23 de agosto, llame para mas informes sobre la clase y el horario. No espere mas y llame hoy al 630.837.2468 para que su pequeño/a comience a divertirse y a aprender.

Clases de EjercicioEl Club Atlético Centre Court ofrece clases ilimitadas de aerobics para personas mayores de 14 años. Las clases se ofrecen diferen-tes días de la semana y en diferentes horarios. Fusión de Cardio, Escultura, Zumba, Estiramiento, Escultura Express, Zumba Toning y Zumba Gold, entre otras son las que se ofrecerán este otoño. La sesión de 7 semanas comienza la semana del 10 de septiembre y el costo es de $45 para miembros del Club y $60 para no miem-bros. Para más informes llame al Club Atlético al 630.837.6300.

Lily Garcia, Supervisora de Mercadeo

Para más información en Español, por favor llama a

Lily Garcia al 630.837.2468 (ext. 125) o [email protected]


29Community Groups & Organizations

COMMUNITY GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Skate with us

Members of the Hanover Park Park District pay resident rates at the Hoffman Estates Park District’s Triphahn Community Center and Ice Arena’s ice programs.

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HANOVER PARK PARK FOUNDATIONMickey Macholl, Chairperson(630) 837-2468 (ext. 227)[email protected]

HANOVER PARK BOYS FOOTBALL Julie Kaneshiro, President(630) [email protected]

HANOVER PARK GIRLS CHEERLEADINGLisa Dzik, President(630) [email protected]

HURRICANE FOOTBALL/CHEER HOTLINE(630) 830-3186www.hpcanes.com

HANOVER PARK LITTLE LEAGUEBoys Baseball and Girls Softball/BaseballDan Morgan, Presidentwww.hanoverparklittleleague.com

HANOVER PARK LIONS CLUBTom Fortney, President (847) 962-4316

HANOVER PARK SAILFISH SWIM TEAMMark Johnson, President(312) 310-9603

NORTHWEST SUBURBAN CONCERT BANDLarry Wheeler(630) 837-2468 (ext. 129)

VILLAGE OF HANOVER PARK(630) 372-4200www.hanoverparkillinois.org

HANOVER TOWNSHIP(630) 837-0301www.hanovertownship.com

COMMUNITY CENTER GALLERY Featuring the art of local artists and students, the Community Center Gallery is located near the Church Street entrance on the main level of the Hanover Park Park District Community Center, 1919 Walnut Ave. Join us for monthly recep-tions. See schedule below. Call Susan Matthews, 630-837-2468 ext. 132 or email [email protected] for more information.

AugustGallery closed for

maintenance.

SeptemberAugust 31 - September 30

Val Navarro: Recent Work

Reception: Monday, September 10, 6-8P

October October 2 - November 4

Linda Boardman: Recent Work

Reception: Monday, October 22, 6-8P

November-December

November 6 - December 15

Ontarioville School and Parkwood School: New projects by students

of Ms. Christa Bellock

Reception: Monday, November 12, 5-7P

ARE YOU READY FOR A SHOW?The Hanover Park Park District Community Center Gallery, lo-cated at 1919 Walnut Ave. in Hanover Park, has approximately 50 running feet of wall space, and 80 feet when two moveable partitions are used. If you’re an artist with at least 20 pieces of art and would like to be considered for a 4-6 week exhibit of your work, please call Susan Matthews at 630-837-2468 ext. 132 to request a show proposal application. One-person, two-person, and small group shows are considered, also.

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Centre CourtATHLETIC CLUB

INSIDEGeneral Information ..............32

Membership ..........................34

Racquetball ...........................35

Tennis ....................................36

Health & Fitness Classes .......40

Service & Amenities ..............42

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Centre Courth Athletic Club

The Centre Court Athletic Club (CCAC) is a community facility, owned and operated by the Hanover Park Park District. We offer the fi nest in services and facilities for fi tness, health, racquetball and tennis for the entire family all at reasonable rates. Stop by or call us for a tour.

RegistrationRegistering for a Centre Court Athletic Club program couldn’t be easier. To register, please stop by the Club front desk, located on the lower level of the Community Center or call (630) 837-6300 and register using cash, check, Visa, Discover or Mastercard. Our desk staff will be glad to assist you.

Hours of OperationSeptember 10, 2012 – May 31, 2013Weekdays 5:30A - 10PWeekends 6:45A - 8P

Holiday ClosingsThe Centre Court Athletic Club and Kid’s Korner will be closed on the following holidays:

September 3 Labor DayNovember 22 Thanksgiving DayDecember 24 After 4PDecember 25 Christmas DayDecember 31 After 4PJanuary 1 New Year’s Day

Centre Court Athletic Club StaffMelissa Kress, Club ManagerArt Steuber, Director of Racquet SportsWill Tennant, Head Tennis ProfessionalNannette Dukes, Fitness CoordinatorPatt Grange, Customer Service Supervisor

General Tennis Class InformationRegistration for tennis classes is on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis.

Students or participants must pay the full price of an individual drill, lesson or clinic regardless of showing up late to a class or leaving early.

If a lesson participant misses a class, he or she may make it up during the current session with tennis pro approval only. Missed classes may not be carried over into a new session.

Please call for information regarding USTA adult leagues, junior tournaments and women’s / men’s NITTL leagues.

All classes, regardless of age, are based upon ability and skill level.

Private Tennis LessonsImprove your game by taking a private or semi-private lesson.

Number of people Total Price Price Per Person

1 $55/$66 nm $55/$66 nm 2 $58/$69 nm $29/$34.50 nm 3 $61/$72 nm $20.33/$24 nm 4-8 $64/$75 nm

PERMANENT COURT TIMERacquetball and Tennis court time may be reserved on a perma-nent basis for three sessions per year by fi lling out a permanent court time contract. You never need to call, just come in and your court is waiting. When you reserve permanent court time you re-ceive the following benefi ts: Reduced hourly rate by $1.00. Guar-anteed reservation. PCT goes on sale August 18, 2012 at 9 am for the Fall/Winter session.

Fall/Winter Session:

Date Starting: Week of Sept 10, 2012

Date Ending: Week of Jan. 7, 2013 (18 weeks)

Tennis Court FeesWeekdays Weekends5:30-9A $14/hour 7A-8P $20/hour9A-5P $19/hour Junior Walk-On Rate $14/hour5-9P $23/hour9-10P $14/hour

(Court cannot be reserved and user must play with another junior or parent)

Racquetball Court FeesWeekdays Members do not pay an hourly fee. Non-members must pay the listed court rates. Non-members playing with members must pay their portion of the court time used.

Weekdays Weekends6A - 5:30P $6/hour 7A - 8P $6/hour5:30A - 10P $8/hour

Junior Walk-On Rate $5 per hour (non-members)(Court cannot be reserved and user must play with another junior or parent)

Wallyball Court FeeWallyball brings the explosive fun of volleyball into the competitive closeness of the racquetball

court. Great party game for up to 8 people! For wallyball courts, the standard guest fee does not apply. CCAC only charges $2.00 per guest for any non-members of the Club.

Weekdays Weekends6A - 5:30P $8/hour 7A - 8P $8/hour5:30A - 10P $10/hour

Melissa Kress, CCAC Manager

For more information about Centre Court Athletic Club contact

Melissa at (630) 837-6300 (ext. 116) or [email protected]

What Centre Court Athletic Club has to Offer…

Aerobic StudioThis 2500 sq. ft. studio features wood fl ooring, mirrors and a state-of-the-art sound system.

Fitness CenterThis 2400 sq. ft. center features state-of-the-art resistance & cardiovascular equipment and a fully equipped 600 sq. ft. free weight room.

Handicap AccessibilityThe Park District and the CCAC are handicapped accessible and comply with A.D.A. stan-dards. The elevator is accessible from all 3 levels and is available for public use.

Locker Rooms, Whirlpools & SaunasClub members will enjoy the clean and spacious men’s & women’s locker rooms, each with its own whirlpool and sauna.

Lounge and Snack BarThe central core of the club includes a lounge area complete with a big screen TV where mem-bers and guests may relax after a hard workout.

Kids Korner ServiceKids Korner service is available to program participants who utilize the Centre Court Athletic Club. The Kids Korner, located next to the Aerobic Studio, is available Monday-Friday from 9A - 3P (by appointment only).

Pro ShopThe latest in tennis, racquetball, fi tness equipment and accessories are available through our ProShop at competitive prices. A professional racquet stringing & gripping service is also avail-able.

Racquetball CourtsThe four racquetball courts offer hardwood fl oors and complete climate control for year round playing comfort.

Tennis CourtsOur 10 indoor tennis courts feature the “Chevron Laykold¨ surface which offers a true bounce and minimum leg fatigue to players of every ability level. Four of the indoor courts are air-conditioned for your summertime comfort.

Refund, Cancellation & Transfer Policy:Please see page 46 for the policy of the Hanover Park Park District.

Court Reservations & CancellationsMembers may reserve court time up to seven days in advance. Cancellation of court time must be made at least 24 hours in advance of play. Members are responsible for court fees if for any reason they wish to cancel less than 24 hours and the court cannot be sold. Members who make reservations and fail to show are responsible for the cost of the court and are charged accordingly.

Guest PolicyNon-members who wish to utilize the tennis and racquetball courts are responsible for $6/ $8 nr guest fee. Non-members using the fi tness center, whirlpool and sauna only, will be respon-sible for an $8/ $10 nr guest fee.

Monthly Play PassIf playing a lot of tennis is high on your priority list you can’t go wrong by purchasing a Play Pass. Reservations may be made up to 48 hours in advance, initially for one-and-a-half hours of tennis. If the court is available at the end of that time, please contact the customer service desk to see if the court is still available. Non-play pass holders must pay their portion of the court time fees. A valid CCAC membership is required to purchase a play pass. The play pass is available during the following hours: Weekdays from 5:30A to 5P.

Play pass fee: Tennis $60/month

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Membership InformationCCAC offers two types of memberships for your specifi c athletic club needs. Our “club membership” is an all inclusive membership that covers the three main as-pects of the club; tennis, fi tness and racquetball. Our “fi tness membership” is the same as the “club membership” except it eliminates the tennis aspect of the club.

CLUB MEMBERSHIPMembership FeesAdult $240 ($288 nr)Youth $115 ($140 nr)Senior $140 ($168 nr)Couple $325 ($390 nr)Family $375 ($425 nr)

Membership Benefi ts • Use of the locker rooms • Use of whirlpool and sauna • Use of 10 indoor tennis courts* • Use of 4 racquetball courts (court usage is FREE) • Use of the fi tness center • Use of the free weight area • Discounted group fi tness classes • Discounted tennis lessons • Discounted racquetball lessons • Use of the gymnasium at designated times * Court Fees are additional

FITNESS MEMBERSHIPMembership FeesAdult $165 ($198 nr)Youth $75 ($90 nr)Senior $95 ($114 nr)Couple $215 ($258 nr)Family $245 ($294 nr)

Membership Benefi ts • Use of the locker rooms • Use of whirlpool and sauna • Use of 4 racquetball courts (court usage is FREE) • Use of the fi tness center • Use of the free weight area • Discounted group fi tness classes • Discounted racquetball lessons • Use of the gymnasium at designated times

Membership Options • Family Memberships include husband, wife, and members of the immediate family who are age 21 and under and who reside at the same residence.

• Junior Memberships are available for individuals age 17 and under. Fitness center usage requires an orientation session for youths ages 11-15, at which time a parent or legal guardian must be in attendance. Any subsequent use of the fi tness equipment by youth ages 11-13 must be under the supervision of the parent or legal guardian. Youth ages 11-15 will not be allowed to use the free weight area. The fi tness center will only be open to youths ages 11-15 at the following times:

Weekdays 2-6P

Weekends 12-6P

• Senior Citizen Memberships are available to anyone age 60 and over.

• Memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable.

• Memberships may be put on hold for medical reasons or for extended vacations of one month or longer.

• Couple memberships are available for two individuals over 17 living in the same household.

Membership Payment PlanMembers will now have the opportunity to put their membership fees on an Auto-Debit payment plan through their checking ac-count. This will allow members the opportunity to begin using the Club without paying one large fee upfront. Members will be asked to pay their fi rst and last month’s fees at the beginning of their membership. The Auto-Debit payment plan is available for these membership options:

Club Category Fitness Res / NR Res / NR

$25 / $29 Adult $18 / $21 NA / $15 Youth NA / NA $16 / $18 Senior NA / NA $33 / $39 Couple $23 / $27 $37 / $42 Family $25 / $30

The yearly membership fee must be at least $130 to qualify for the Auto-Debit payment plan.

Auto-Debit memberships will automatically renew. The monthly deduction will be adjusted if there is a change in membership price.


Membership Information


Tennis

Fall Indoor Tennis Lesson Program – (7 Week Sessions)CCAC Tennis Courts

FALL I Week of 8/27 -10/8 Registration begins: 7/23/12 Deadline: 8/23/12 (no classes on Labor Day, 9/3/12)

FALL II Week of 10/22 - 12/10 Registration begins: 9/24/12 Deadline: 10/18/12 (no classes 11/19 - 11/23/12)

Quickstart Red (ages 4-6)Each 45-minute lesson will focus on introducing the game of ten-nis to our youngest participants through the use of fun and excit-ing activities. Our goal is to learn how to use our racquets and move around the tennis court.

Length: 45 minutes, 1 day per week

Min/Max: 4/16

Fee: $72 member / $85 non-member

Fall I Fall II 218625-01 228625-01 TU 1:15 - 2P 218625-02 228625-02 W 4 - 4:45P 218625-03 228625-03 SA 12:45 - 1:30P 218625-04 228625-04 SU 11 - 11:45A

Quickstart Orange I (ages 7-8) *New to tennis*Each one-hour lesson will focus on introducing tennis to 7-8 year olds that are new to the game through the use of fun and excit-ing activities. Our goal is to learn how to use our racquets and move around the tennis court. May be combined with Green I class scheduled at the same time, which is same level.

Length: 1 hour, 1 day per week

Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218630-01 228630-01 M 4-5P 218630-02 228630-02 TU 4-5P 218630-03 228630-03 TH 5-6P 218630-04 228630-04 F 4-5P 218630-05 228630-05 SA 9-10A 218630-06 228630-06 SU 12-1P

Quickstart Orange II (ages 7-8) *Some previous experience*The goal of this class is simple – to learn the basics of a rally by be-ing able to hit the ball back and forth over the net with a partner through the use of fun activities and games. We will emphasize the development of rally skills using both forehand and backhand ground strokes, as well as introduce other tennis related skills, such as serve, return of serve and volleys. May be combined wih Green II class scheduled at the same time, which is the same level.


Min/Max: 4/16



Quickstart Green I (ages 9-10) *New to tennis*Each one-hour lesson will focus on introducing tennis to 9-10 year olds that are new to the game through the use of fun and exciting activities. Our goal is to learn how to use our racquets and move around the tennis court. May be combined with Orange I class scheduled at the same time, which is the same level.


Min/Max: 4/16




Junior Development Yellow (ages 14-17)This lesson plan will introduce tennis to new players in this age level in a fun and effi cient manner. We will focus on basic ten-nis skills, grips, fundamentals and techniques while also introduc-ing basic court movements and positioning on all tennis-related strokes will be introduced and developed through instruction and fun age-appropriate games.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218645-01 228645-01 M 6-7P 218645-02 228645-02 W 6-7P 218645-03 228645-03 SA 10-11A 218645-04 228645-04 SU 2-3P

Junior Development Blue (ages 11-14)This 1.5 hour, once per week lesson continues to develop the ba-sic tennis skills while expanding shot selections. We will focus on adding various spins, improve consistency and add more direction to our ground strokes while developing transition shots, correct volleying and serve grips and court positioning. This lesson will consist of instruction and fun, skill developing games with some emphasis on point play.

Length: 1.5 hours, 1 day per week

Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218648-01 228648-01 M 4:30-6P 218648-02 228648-02 TU 5-6:30P 218648-03 228648-03 W 5-6:30P 218648-04 228648-04 SA 11A-12:30P

Junior Development Brown (ages 14-17)This 1.5 hour, once per week lesson continues to develop the ba-sic tennis skills while expanding shot selections. We will focus on adding various spins, improve consistency and add more direction to our ground strokes while developing transition shots, correct volleying and serve grips and court positioning. This lesson will consist of instruction and fun, skill developing games with some emphasis on point play.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218650-01 228650-01 M 6-7:30P 218650-02 228650-02 W 5:30-7P 218650-03 228650-03 F 4:30-6P 218650-04 228650-04 SA 11A-12:30P

Quickstart Green II (ages 9-10) *Some previous experience*This lesson group focuses both learning and competing on the tennis court. We look to build on the continual development of rallying skills, developing tactical and court positioning skills, as well as more familiarity with singles and doubles play. We will introduce and emphasize the overhead serve as well as transition shots, such as a slice backhand and approach shots. All this will be done in a fun, but competitive, manner.

May be combined with Orange II class scheduled at same time, which is same level.


Min/Max: 4/16

Fee: $92 member / $115 non-member Fall I Fall II 218635-07 228635-07 M 5-6P 218635-08 228635-08 TU 5-6P 218635-09 228635-09 TH 6-7P 218635-10 228635-10 F 5-6P 218635-11 228635-11 SA 10-11A 218635-12 228635-12 SU 1-2P

Junior Development White (ages 11-14):This lesson plan will introduce tennis to new players in this age level in a fun and effi cient manner. We will focus on basic ten-nis skills, grips, fundamentals and techniques while also introduc-ing basic court movements and positioning on all tennis-related strokes will be introduced and developed through instruction and fun age-appropriate games.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218640-01 228640-01 M 6-7P 218640-02 228640-02 W 6-7P 218640-03 228640-03 SA 9-10A 218640-04 228640-04 SU 2-3P

Tennis


Tennis

Junior Development Black (ages 11-14)This 2-hour, one day per week lesson will focus on preparing the participant for competition play, whether individual tournaments or high school tennis. We will continue to expand shot selection while looking to develop on-court ‘weapons’ to be used in point play situations. Technique will always be stressed and doubles play and strategy will be introduced. Participants reaching this level should be playing at least 1-2 additional times per week (les-son, drill, hitting session, ball machine, play pass, etc.). This lesson will consist of both instruction and fun, skill developing games with higher emphasis on point play.

Length: 2 hours, 1 day per week

Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218665-01 228665-01 TU 5-7P 218665-02 228665-02 W 5-7P 218665-03 228665-03 TH 4-6P 218665-04 228665-04 SA 11A-1P

Junior Development Purple (ages 10-18)This 2-hour, one day per week lesson will focus on preparing the participant for competition play, whether individual tournaments or high school tennis. We will continue to expand shot selection while looking to develop on-court ‘weapons’ to be used in point play situations. Technique will always be stressed and doubles play and strategy will be introduced. Participants reaching this level should be playing at least 1-2 additional times per week (les-son, drill, hitting session, ball machine, play pass, etc.).

This lesson will consist of both instruction and fun, skill developing games with higher emphasis on point play.

Length: 2 hours, 1 day per week

Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218670-01 228670-01 M 4-6P 218670-02 228670-02 W 4-6P 218670-03 228670-03 TH 5-7P 218670-04 228670-04 SA 1-3P

Junior Development Purple Aces (ages 10-18)This 2.5 hour, once per week lesson, formerly known as Elite Tournament Training, will focus on preparing the participant for competition play, whether individual tournaments or high school tennis. We will continue to expand shot selection while looking to develop on-court ‘weapons’ to be used in point play situations. Technique will always be stressed and doubles play and strategy will be introduced. Participants reaching this level should be play-ing at least 1-2 additional times per week (lesson, drill, hitting ses-sion, ball machine, play pass, etc.). This lesson will consist of both instruction and fun, skill developing games with higher emphasis on point play.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218670-05 228670-05 M 4:30-7P 218670-06 228670-06 W 5-7:30P 218670-07 228670-07 TH 4:30-7P 218670-08 228670-08 SA 10:30A-1P

Join Centre Court Athletic Club’s Fall Leagues

- NITTL travel leagues

- USTA travel leagues

- In-house Leagues (singles & doubles)

Leagues available for ALL ages & ALL abilities.

Interested?

Contact

Art Steuber,

Director of Racquet Sports


630-837-6300 ex 114

[email protected]

WANTED: Tennis Players (aka - YOU!)


Tennis

Fall Tennis Lesson Program – Indoor Drill ClinicsCentre Court Athletic Club offers a wide range of drills for every-one throughout the week. These drills have been set up so that anyone, regardless of age or ability, can fi nd a place to participate in a friendly drill setting to work on their tennis games. Please contact the customer service staff at Centre Court for more infor-mation.

Adult In-House Tennis Leagues (15 weeks)Are you ready for some action versus opponents of equal caliber? CCAC’s in-house tennis leagues may be just for you. Each league will play one match per week during their designated day/time for a 16-week session. Can’t play on any given day? Not a prob-lem as each participant may fi nd a league-approved substitute or reschedule the match with their opponent (for any rescheduled matches, court fees will apply).

CCAC Tennis Courts

Date Starting: Week of September 10, 2012

Date Ending: Week of January 14, 2013

Registration Begins: August 7, 2012

Deadline: September 6, 2012

No league matches will be scheduled between December 17, 2012 - January 6, 2013.

208068-01 Women’s Int, B Doubles (2.5-3.0) M 7-8:30P $144/$224 208067-01 Women’s Int, A Doubles (3.0-3.5) TU 8:30-10P $108/$188 208067-02 Women’s Int, A Singles (3.0-3.5) TH 8:30-10P $210/$290 208063-01 Men’s Int, A Singles (2.5-3.5) W 7-8:30P $210/$290 208063-02 Men’s Int. Doubles (2.5-3.5) M 8:30-10P $108/$188 208062-01 Men’s Adv. Int. Singles (3.5+) W 8:30-10P $210/$290208062-02 Men’s Adv. Int. Doubles (3.5+) W 8:30-10P $144/$224

Adult Beginner (ages 18+)This lesson plan introduces tennis to new players while focusing on basic tennis fundamentals, techniques, and grips.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218600-01 228600-01 M 6-7P 218600-02 228600-02 TU 6-7P 218600-03 228600-03 W 7-8P 218600-04 228600-04 SU 10-11A

Adult Advanced Beginner (ages 18+)This class continues to develop basic tennis skills and techniques while beginning to add more emphasis on rallying and match playing abilities.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218605-01 228605-01 M 7-8:30P 218605-02 228605-02 W 7-8:30P 218605-03 228605-03 SU 11A-12:30P

Adult Instructional Tennis Leagues (ages 18+)Instructional leagues are designed for adults who are gaining con-fi dence in their basic tennis strokes and are ready to take on a little friendly competition. These sessions are comprised of a 30-45 minute group tennis lesson followed by 45-60 minutes of pro-supervised point and match play.


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II 218099-01 228099-01 Co-Ed M 7-8:30P 218097-01 228097-01 Women W 10-11:30A 218097-02 228097-02 Women W 7-8:30P 218099-02 228099-02 Co-Ed F 6-7:30P 218099-03 228099-03 Co-Ed SU 3-4:30P

Will Tennant, Head Tennis ProFor more information regarding Adult Tennis Lessons and League Programs contact

Will at (630) 837-6300 (ext. 113) or [email protected]

Group Fitness ClassesClasses are held in the Community Center Aerobics Studio for ages 14 & up. Children will not be allowed in the studio during classes. Drop-in fees are paid directly to the CCAC front desk prior to the start of class. Showers and lockers are available for use in the Athletic Club on the lower level.

1. Kid’s Korner service is available Monday through Friday, 9A to 3P. For additional Kid’s Ko-rner service information, see page 45.

2. Participants must register and sign a waiver prior to the fi rst day of the session.

3. Participants must bring their own fl oor mats to fi tness classes.

4. There will be no prorating of classes.

5. There is no “making up” of classes that are missed.

6. Cancellation policy: any group exercise class may be cancelled or altered due to low at-tendance.

7. If doing a drop in, a receipt must be given to the instructor, before class, to participate.


Nannette Dukes, Fitness CoordinatorFor more information regarding Fitness Programs and Activities contact

Nannette at (630) 837-6300 or [email protected]

Best deal in town!Unlimited classes for

one low fee.!Includes Zumba.

Community Center Aerobics StudioSession Fee: $45 CCAC Member (7 Week Sessions)

$60 Non-Member

Drop In Fee: $ 7 CCAC Member

$10 Non-Member

Fall I Fall II

Date Starting Week Of: Sep.10 Nov. 5

Date Ending Week Of: Oct. 22 Dec. 17

Registration Begins: Aug. 13 Oct. 8

Registration Deadline: Sep. 6 Nov. 1

Program #: 218299-01 228299-01

(No classes 11/22-11/25, 12/24-1/6/13)

Your Choice a 30-Day Pass or 10-Visit PunchcardMonthly Pass: $57 CCAC Member

$71 Non-Member

Good for 30 days from the day of purchase

Program #: 218299-02 228299-02

Punchcard: $65 CCAC Member

10-visit $91 Non-Member

Good for two consecutive sessions only

Program #: 218299-03 228299-03


Unlimited Fitness Classes Descriptions

Cardio FusionThis endurance training class will work all the muscle groups, raise your heart rate, burn calo-ries and increase bone density. 3 to 10 lb. dumbbells will be used. Bring a towel and water bottle.

Power SculptThis total body conditioning workout uses a variety of equipment (dumbbells, tubes, stability balls, step board, etc.). Improve your muscular strength and endurance. Increase your me-tabolism and build bone density.

Zumba®Ditch the workout, join the party! A high energy interval cardio class set to latin/international music. Be ready to sweat!

Zumba® GoldIf you are just starting out with exercise or the Zumba class is too intense but you still want to enjoy exercising to the Zumba rhythms, join us.

“NEW” Stretch ClassIf you are starting out with exercise, worked out already but want to add an active stretch pro-gram in between workouts or need to unkink before the next class then this is what you need to get your body in shape for exercise. In a nutshell, you have to get in shape, to get in shape.

“NEW” Sculpt ExpressA 30 minute workout conditioning the entire body. Equipment may be used.

“NEW” Zumba® ToningBody-sculpting techniques and specifi c Zumba® moves are combined into one calorie-burn-ing, strength-training class. You’ll learn how to use weighted, maraca-like Zumba® Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm, build strength and tone all the target zones. Zumba® Toning Sticks will be available for purchase.

Class Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

5-5:50P Zumbatomic®6-6:55P Zumba® Gold 6-6:55P Zumba® Toning6-6:50P Stretch Class 6-6:30P Stretch Class 6:30-7P Sculpt Express 7-7:50P Cardio Fusion7-7:55P Power Sculpt 7-7:55P Zumba® 7:15-8:05P Yoga (begins in November)

**“NEW” Zumbatomic® (not included with unlimited group fi tness)

A Zumba® fi tness program for kids. Classes are rockin’, high-energy fi tness-parties packed with specially choreographed, kid-friendly routines and all the music kids love, like hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia and more. The Zumbatomic program rounds out family fi tness goals by giving parents a great reason to head to the gym – for themselves, for their kids, for a totally fun family experience.

Ages: 4-12 years old

218250-01 W 5–5:50P $30m/$40nm228250-01 W 5–5:50P $30m/$40nm

** Yoga (not included with unlimited group fi tness)Release stress and learn breathing, stretching, and relaxation techniques, while improving your fl exibility doing Hatha Yoga

228960-01 W 7:15-8:05P $45m/$55nm

Fitness

Buddy Training SessionsIf you would like to have a partner to workout with, as long as the fi tness goals are similar (weight loss, strength training, etc.), there are some options of the best package to consider. Perfect for support system to keep you motivated along your fi tness journey. Fees are based on per person.

Sessions CCAC Members Non-Members(1) Hour $35 $45

(3) 1 Hour $99 $129

(6) 1 Hour $186 $246

(10) 1 Hour $290 $390

Fitness Testing & AssessmentMeet one-on-one with the Personal Trainer to determine your cur-rent fi tness level and discuss your personal goals. This one-hour session will determine:

Resting Heart Rate

Blood Pressure

Body Composition

Cardiovascular Endurance

Muscular Endurance

Flexibility

$35/hour members ($50/hour non-members)

FREE! Fitness Room OrientationLearn how to use the fi tness room equipment safely. We will demonstrate proper use of cardiovascular and weight machine equipment to help make your workout more ef-fective. Call 630-837-6300 to schedule your appointment.

This coupon entitles you to one Free Group Fitness Class visit Simply present this coupon on the day you attend, and enjoy one free visit to a Fitness class Kid’s Korner service available at additional cost

Offer expires December 20, 2012

TEENS! Intro to Fitness ClassThis three week class will cover fundamentals of exercise using the fi tness center equipment (does not include the weight room), get a workout while learning, and be tested to determine understand-ing of safety and proper use of equipment. The member will meet once a week either in a group or one-on-one. After successful completion of the exam, the member may work out during all operating hours of the fi tness center and will receive a certifi cate of completion (ages 11-13 require parental supervision).

Fee: $35 (per member in a group - minimum class size 3) $105 (per member, one-on-one)

1 hour class meets once a week for three weeks with the trainer.

Ages: 11-15 years

TREAT YOURSELF TREAT YOURSELF

TREAT A FRIENDTREAT A FRIENDGive the

“GIFT of HEALTH” Gift certificates are available

at the


customer service desk year round


Biggest Loser ChallengeBiggest Loser Challenge Ready to LOSE the SUMMER GAIN? Sign-up begins

August 13, 2012(min. 4/max. 10)8 week program begins week

of September 10th and ends week of October 29th

Weekly group training! Fee

$92/member for Biggest Loser Challenge only or

$80/member plus Group Fitness Class Registration

Winner: the one with the most body fat % lost


Personal Training

Personal TrainingAre you in need of advice, direction, or encouragement when it comes to your workout program? Our certifi ed personal trainers can help you…

• lose weight • strengthen muscle groups • tone or sculpt your whole body • improve your overall health • gain cardiovascular benefi ts • improve your fl exibility

A personal trainer can design a personal fi tness program tailored to your needs. The Starter Pack is perfect for those who would like a fi t-ness assessment and a slight push to get them started. This package offers fi tness assessment/consultation to individualize your program along with the encouragement and motivation towards life-long fi tness. The Multi-Pack is for those of you who are looking for continued support and motivation with ongoing monitoring of your progress as well as, advancing your fi tness level.

Session CCAC Members Non-Members(1) hour $40 $50

Starter Pack(3) ½ hour $70 $84(3) 1 hour $114 $144

Multi-Pack (6) 1 hour $216 $276(10) 1hour $320 $420


Racquetball

Racquetball Lessons:This lesson plan will introduce racquetball to new players in a fun and effi cient manner. We will focus on basic strokes and strategy used in the game.

CCAC RACQUETBALL COURTS

FALL I

Week of 8/27 - 10/8

Registration begins: 7/23/12

Deadline: 8/23/12

(no classes on Labor Day, 9/3/12)

FALL II Week of 10/22 - 12/10

Registration begins: 9/24/12

Deadline: 10/18/12

(no classes 11/19 - 11/25/12)


Min/Max: 4/16


Fall I Fall II

218900-01 228900-01 Adult Beg SA 8:30-9:30A 218915-01 228915-01 Youth Beg (8-11) SA 9:30-10:30A 218930-03 228930-01 Youth Beg (12-15) SA 10:30-11:30A

Fall Racquetball Leagues/ Flex LeaguesPlayers will be scheduled to play one person each week. Players are responsiblefor contacting each other and scheduling their weekly match.

CCAC RACQUETBALL COURTS

(12 week sessions) Fall I

Date Starting Week Of: Sept. 10

Date Ending Week Of: Dec. 3

Registration Begins: Aug. 13

Registration Deadline: Sept. 7


208051-01 Men’s A Flex208052-01 Men’s B+ Flex208053-01 Men’s B Flex208055-01 Men’s C Flex208058-01 Women’s C Flex

Massage TherapyAfter a workout, you deserve a session with our professional massage therapist, Sylvia Jascob. Both Swedish and deep tis-sue massages are available. Schedule an appointment at the front desk. Other hours are available upon request.

Fee: 1/2 hour session $28 ($34 nm)

1 hour session $42 ($50 nm)

Monday 2-4:45P

Tuesday 5:30-9P

Thursday 5:30-9P

Friday 9:30A-12:15P

Special appointment schedule by request

Kid’s KornerChildcare Service

Hours: Mon - Fri 9A - 3P By Appointment Only

Kid’s Korner service is available to Park patrons who attend programs at the:

• Community Center

• Centre Court Athletic Club

• Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

• Hollywood Activity Center

The age range for the Kid’s Korner is 3 months and up. Chil-dren may be left in the Kid’s Korner for a maximum of 2 hours. Call the Centre Court Athletic Club for additional information.

Punch Card SystemPurchase a punch card at the Centre Court Athletic Club dur-ing regular hours of operation. Users must have a punch card on fi le or purchase one before using the Kid’s Korner. If you have an appointment and are unable to attend, you must call to cancel by 7 am the morning of your appointment or you will be charged for the reserved time. Participants must make appointments by calling the Centre Court Athletic Club 24 hours in advance. Staff will stay 15 minutes past your sched-uled appointment. If you are running late, please call to insure your appointment. If you are a regular user of the Kid’s Ko-rner, you may pre-book your reservation 2 weeks in advance.

# of children Hourly Rate

1 Child $3

2 Children $6

3 Children $8

4 Children $10


Registration Information1. Only immediate family members may be listed on a registration form.2. Only a parent or guardian may register a minor and sign the waiver.3. The registration form must be fi lled out completely.4. Review all registration, transfer and refund information. 5. Payment must accompany registration. Fax registration must be accompanied by a Visa, Discover or MasterCard. Make check or money order payable to the Hanover Park Park District.6. Members of households with a delinquent outstanding balance shall not be allowed to register for park district programs or facilities until said balance is paid in full.

Residents and Non Resident RatesA “resident” is defi ned as anyone living within the geographical boundaries of the Hanover Park Park District. Residents in Hanover Park Park Dis-trict have priority for limited programs. You may be required to pay the non-resident fee even though you live in Hanover Park because the boundaries of the village are not the same as the boundaries of the Park District. Non-residents may register for programs for a fee that is 50% percent higher than the resident fee or $15 over the resident fee, which-ever is the smaller amount.

TransfersRequests must be made in person. A $5 fee will apply for most transfers. A $10 fee will apply for Preschool, After School Club, Before School Club and day camp programs.

Refund PolicyRefunds will not be granted for class(es) missed or forgotten. All requests for refunds must be sub-mitted in writing. Forms for refunds are available at the Park District offi ce. Refunds requested for a program prior to the start of a class will be as-sessed a $5 fee. A request for a refund after the program begins, but prior to the 2nd meeting, will also be assessed an additional prorated fee based upon the per class cost. NO refunds will be granted after the 2nd class with the exception of a written medical excuse with the fee based on the prorated cost per class and the normal service fee. Refunds for trips will not be given unless the trip is canceled by the Park District or a replacement is found to take the trip. A $10 refund fee applies for Preschool, After School Club, Before School Club, and day camp programs.

Photo PolicyThe Hanover Park Park District reserves the right to photograph or videotape participants in Park District programs, facilities or parks for the Dis-trict's use.

Financial AssistanceThe Youth Activity Supplement Program (Y.A.P.), sponsored by the Village of Hanover Park offers residents who experience undue hardship, an opportunity to enroll their children in recreation programs. For more information call Gina Mastro-Strickler at (630)837-2468, Ext. 121.

AccessibilityThe Hanover Park Park District, Centre Court Ath-letic Club and all other facilities are accessible and comply with A.D.A. standards. The elevator in the Community Center is accessible from all three lev-els and is available for public use.

Program Code of ConductTo ensure enjoyable and safe programs for all par-ticipants, the Hanover Park Park District has devel-oped a behavior code. Participants shall:

• Show respect to all participants and staff

• Refrain from using foul language

• Refrain from causing bodily harm

• Show respect to equipment, supplies and facilities

Additional rules are developed for specifi c pro-grams as deemed necessary by staff. Failure to comply with this Code of Conduct may result in removal from program or event without refund.

ATTENTION: HANOVER PARK PARK DISTRICT RESIDENTSAll household information must be updated ANNUALLY with Hanover Park Park District residency documented with a Photo ID (Driver’s license or State ID) and current utility bill. Continued proof of residency is necessary to guarantee that only residents living with the Park District’s boundaries receive discounted rates. Thank you for your cooperation!

1. Online Registration – www.hpparks.orgOnline registration is now available through our website. If you have not yet applied for online registration, a simple quick visit to the Hanover Park Park District Community Center at 1919 Walnut, Hanover Park, Illinois is necessary to complete the online registration form.

2. In PersonRegister in person at the Park District offi ce, 1919 Walnut Ave., Hanover Park, during regular business hours. If you have not already done so, you will be asked to complete a Family Information Form. Hanover Park Park District residents: Please bring in two forms of identifi cation documenting your address within the boundaries of the Park District.

3. Mail-In Prior to mailing in your registration, a Family Information Form must be completed in person at the Park District offi ce, accompanied by proof of Hanover Park Park District residency if you are a resident. Then, complete the reg-istration form and mail to the Hanover Park Park District, 1919 Walnut, Hanover Park, IL 60133. Registration for Preschool and Before/After School Club programs must be made in person.

4. Fax-InPrior to faxing in your registration, a Family Information Form must be completed in person at the Park District offi ce, accompanied by proof of Hanover Park Park District residency if you are a resident. Fax completed registra-tion form including Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card information to 630-837-9720.

5. Phone-In Registration Prior to phoning in your registration, a Family Information Form must be completed in person at the Park District offi ce, accompanied by proof of Hanover Park Park District residency if you are a resident.

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FAMILY INFORMATION FORM

First Name:

Address:

Home Phone:

E-mail Address:

(E-mail address will be kept confidential. E-mail addresses are necessary for online registration purposes as well as for park district updates and information)

Hanover Park Park District Resident Status: Resident Non-Resident

Last Name:

City / Town / Zip Code:

Cell Phone: Work Phone:

Date of Birth:

Primary Family Member: PLEASE PRINT

Updated form required annually & for online registration.

Required Information

Emergency Contact Information

Name:

Address:

Home Phone:

City / Town:

Cell Phone:

Relationship:

Zip Code:

Work Phone:

, two forms of identification are needed to document your address (driver’s license or State ID and utility bill). FOR PARK DISTRICT RESIDENTSAnnual proof of residency is necessary to guarantee that only residents living within the Park District’s boundaries receive discounted rates.

Additional Family Members (SPOUSE and children under 21 years who live at the address listed above)

1. First Name: Last Name: M or F Birth Date:

Grade: Relationship to Primary: Comments or Special Needs:









Fee Information: Rental fees apply to pavilions only. A performance deposit is required for all pavilion and picnic area reservations.

Half Day Full Day Performance Rate Rate Deposit

Individual(75 guests or fewer) $50 $75 $50

Resident Discount $25 $35 $50

Corporate (or more than 75 guests) $50 $75 $50

Photo Rental at Ranger Park Pavilion (2-hour limit):

$25 ($10 Resident Photo Rate)

Picnic Tables – These are available at each site, however, ad-ditional picnic tables may be made available at a non-re-fundable rate of $15 per table.

Facility RentalsPark District facilities are ideal for parties, receptions, or pri-vate gatherings and are available when park programs are not scheduled. Payment and deposit must be made in ad-vance to the Park District offi ce. To make arrangements, or, for more information call the Park District offi ce at 630-837-2468. Service and civic groups, please call for rates.

Gym Rentals - Community Center GymMaximum capacity: 400

*$200 cash deposit required

Season/events Resident N/R Deposit

Winter $60/hour $85/hour $200*

Summer $50/hour $70/hour $200*

Dances $100/hour $150/hour $500*

Room RentalsRoom Rentals – Community Centers Room Rentals

Maximum capacity: 225 people

Call for Pricing

Field Rentals*$200 cash deposit required for fi eld rentals.

Softball Field: $25/hour

Softball Field: $190/full day (9A to 6P)

Softball Prep: $30/fi eld

Field Supervision: $15/hour

Lighted Fields: add $25/hour per fi eld

Soccer/Football Field: $80/game (2 hours)

Picnic permits and pavilion rentals will be available on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis beginning April 1 and ending October 31.

For groups of 100 people or more, a special request will be required and may result in an increased deposit. For addi-tional information or to apply for a picnic permit, please call the Park District offi ce at 630-837-2468.

Pavilions: Anne Fox School Park Pavilion (4 picnic tables) East Harbor Park Pavilion (1 picnic table)

Heritage Park Pavilion (4 picnic tables)

Ranger Park Pavilion (3 picnic tables)

Wulff Pavilion (8 picnic tables)

Picnic Areas: Ahlstrand Park Picnic Area Liberty Park Hollywood Park

Picnic and Pavilion Rentals

49Facilities


Hanover Park SchoolsA. Einstein School F. Ontarioville School

1100 Laurie Lane 2100 Elm St.

School District 54 School District U-46

B. Anne Fox School G. Horizon School

1035 Parkview Dr. 1701 Greenbrook Blvd.

School District 54 School District U-46

C. Parkwood School H. Greenbrook School

2150 Laurel Ave. 5208 Arlington Circle

School District U-46 School District 20

D. Laurel Hill School J. Spring Wood Middle School

1750 Laurel Ave. 5540 Arlington Dr. E

School District U-46 School District 20

E. Hanover Highlands School K. Elsie Johnson School

1451 Cypress Ave. 1380 Nautilus Ln.

School District 54 School District 93

1. Ahlstrand Fieldhouse 6900 Catalpa

2. Anne Fox School Park1035 Parkview Dr.

3. Community ParkCommunity Center / Centre Court Athletic Club1919 Walnut Ave.

4. Discovery Park4775 Whitney Drive

5. Edgebrook Park6970 Edgebrook Lane

6. Harbor Park East 4001 Woodlake Drive

7. Harbor Park West 4000 Woodlake Drive

8. Heritage Park 5400 Arlington Drive West

9. Hidden Pond Park 1515 Merrimac Lane South

10. Hollywood Park 1529 Celebrity Circle

11. Jensen Park 1612 Park Avenue

12. Kamradt Recreation Area 1695 Greenbrook Blvd.

13. Liberty Park 1251 Irvin Park Road

14. Lions Park 3950 Bayside Drive

15. Meadows Park 1877 Pastoral Lane.

16. Nautilus Park 3961 Marine Drive

17. Oakwood Park 2033 Newport Circle

18. Ranger Park 7555 Barrington Road

19. Seafari Springs Aquatic Ctr. 1700 Greenbrook Blvd.

20. Sunshine Park 2140 Windward Lane

21. Tower Park 4805 Morton Road

KEYS

Basketball Fishing

Football Ice Skating

Playground Picnic Area

Shelter Sledding

Softball Soccer

Swimming Pool Racquetball Courts

Recreation Building Restrooms

Tennis Courts - indoor Tennis Courts - outdoor

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Parks & Facilities

Bike Path and Trails Maintenance PolicyMother Nature will be allowed to take her own course of action with re-spect to our park district bike paths and trails, located at Community Park, Ahlstrand Park, Harbor Park East-West, Nautilus Park and Ranger Park. In Illinois there is no legal duty to clear paths or trails. But if an agency vol-untarily takes on the job, liability may be imposed if it is not done properly.

The Park District Risk Management Agency (PDRMA) recommends that we limit path maintenance to a thorough season-ending inspection and docu-mentation of irregularities, that we fi x any hazards and that we post signs conveying the message that users of the paths and trails do so at their own risk.

Northwest Special Recreation AssociationThe Hanover Park Park District is a member of a cooperative agreement among 17 park districts which forms the Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA). The NWSRA team of full-time Therapeutic Recreation professionals and trained part-time staff offer safe, fun and high quality year-round recre-ation opportunities to individuals with disabilities of all ages and ability levels. For more information on NWSRA, brochures may be picked up at the park dis-trict main offi ce or at the NWSRA offi ce at Park Central, 3000 W. Central Road in Rolling Meadows. NWSRA may be contacted at (847) 392-2848 (voice) 392-2855 (TTY) or 392-2870 (fax). Check us out on the web at nwsra.org.

Thank you to the Village of Hanover Park, Lions Club, and Hanover Park Park FoundationThe staff and commissioners of the Hanover Park Park District take this op-portunity to sincerely thank the Village of Hanover Park and the Hanover Park Lions Club for their generous fi nancial donations that make participa-tion in recreation programs possible for the children of families experiencing fi nancial hardship. Working together, the Hanover Park Youth Activity Sup-plement Program of the Village of Hanover Park, the Lions Club, and the Ha-nover Park Park Foundation have assisted many families in Hanover Park to provide activities such as karate, dance, soccer, basketball, gymnastics, swim lessons, aquatic facility passes, and summer camp for their children. Since 1998, more than 500 individual scholarships have been awarded totaling more than $50,000.00 Thank you, Lions Club and Village of Hanover Park. Through your dedication, cooperation, and generosity you have enriched the lives of many children by giving them the opportunity to participate in our Park District’s programs.

Photo PolicyThe Hanover Park Park District reserves the right to photograph or videotape participants in Park District programs, facilities or parks for the District’s use.

General Information 3-4

Special Events 5-7

SpooktacularPolar Express Train Trip9th Annual Mexican Independence Day CelebrationPreschool 8-9

Pre-KindergartenLittle LearnersPreschool Open HouseTotally 2s & 3s Early Childhood 10

Saturday PlaygroupWiggles and GigglesLitte Soccer StarGrand Opening!Safety Town Gymkhana Parent & Tot Gymnastics Toddler Gym TimeYouth Programs 11-12

Healthy Kids Snack AttackHealthy Kids Get Active, Stay FitThanksgiving Break CampWinter Break CampAfter School Club (ASC)After School Club (ASC) InformationBirthday Party PackagesYouth Sports 13-16

Youth Golf LessonsNYSCA Coaches Clinic -BasketballRocky’s Small Shots CampRocky’s Fall Hoops CampGirl Basketball Inter Village Leagues Boys Basketball Leagues3Gymkhana Gymnastics YouthGymkhana Parent & Tot Gymnastics

Tae Kwon DoArcheryHorsemanshipDisc Golf LessonsBoxing AcademyShotokan Youth KarateShotokan Adult KarateYouth Dance, Arts & Music 17-21

Dance InformationDance ScheduleDrum LessonsBeginning Piano LessonsGuitar ClassesMars Jamzz IIGuitar Boot Camp 1NEW! Imaginitive IllustrationPicasso’s Workshop Expressions in Paint and ClayAcrylic Painting for Young ArtistsTeens & Computers 22

Babysitting SkillsBe a Leader!Green DesignOpen Lab HoursAdult Sports 23-25

Boxing AcademyShotokan Adult KarateAdult Men’s and Women’s BasketballArcheryDisc Golf LessonsHorsemanshipOpen Adult BadmintonNYSCA Coaches Clinic -BasketballOpen Adult Basketball

Adult Arts & General 26

A Taste of Wedding and Social DancingDrawing for the Person Who Can’t DrawPainting From The HeartPainting StudioBelly Dancing BasicsGuitar Fun-Damentals Boot CampPeople Training for DogsSeniors 27

Seniors InformationLunch BunchWalking ClubSeniors Fall Calendar 2012Español 28

Community Groups & Organizations 29

Community Art Gallery 30

Centre Court Athletic Club 31-44

CCAC RegistrationCCAC OfferingsCCAC Membership InformationTennis Court FeesRacquetball Court FeesWallyball RatesTennisFitnessFitness ClassesPersonal TrainingRacquetballMassage TherapyKid’s KornerRegistration 46-48

Facility Rentals 49

Parks & Facilities 50


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