roselle park district summer program guide

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT SUMMER BROCHURE/PROGRAM GUIDE 2010

SUMMER

Registration

begins

Wednesday

May 12!

DO MORE

FOR LESS at the

Roselle Park District

May 15, 2010 10 am- 2pmTurner Park

FEATURING l Food Vendors l Infl atables l Face Painting

l Fishing Derby l Craft Fair l Bike Inspections

l Kite Flying (FEATURING CHICAGO KITE)

l Special appearance by GAMEWORKS very own Sonic the Hedgehog

This event is sponsored in part

by the Roselle Chamber of

Commerce and the BR Rotary Club.

(SONIC WILL BE ON SITE WITH HIS VERY OWN PRIZE WHEEL)

l BR Rotary Bags Tourney

FREE EVENT

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General Information

Roselle Park District Board Meetings

The public is invited to all board meetings. Meetings are held at the Clauss Recreation Center on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm. For more information or to get involved with the park district, please call 630-894-4200. Notices of all public meetings are posted on the community board the Walnut Room in the Clauss Recreation Center. For proper consideration and to be added to the meeting agenda, requests to present ideas or issues should be submitted to the Director of the Roselle Park District 48 hours in advance.

Board of Commissioners

Roberta Borrino PresidentGlenn Spachman Vice PresidentWayne Domke TreasurerKatherine Spencer CommissionerTim Briscoe CommissionerPat Weiss Secretary

After Hours Drop Box

The Roselle Park District has a yellow after hours drop box located in our lobby for your convenience. When the front desk is closed you can leave your program registration form, program evaluation forms, or a note to a staff person in the box and it will be processed the next day the front desk is open.

Park Vandalism

Each year the Roselle Park District suff ers severalthousand dollars in damages as a result of vandalism. Should you witness any such acts, please call 911 and the Roselle Police Department immediately or our Parks Department offi ce at (630) 894-2121 with any information that would lead to the apprehension of vandals.

Thank you for your help!Roselle Park District

Mission Statement The Roselle Park District is committed to promoting and providing responsive recreational programs that provide the opportunity for fun, fi tness and development of skills for all. We strive to maintain open space, quality parks, and facilities through sound fi nancial principles.

Visit the Park District online at www.roselleparkdistrict.comAdministration Department

Director of Parks & Recreation (630) 894-4200 ext 228 [email protected] McAteer, Finance Specialist (630) 894-4200 ext 235 [email protected] Kathy Herrmann, Marketing Coordinator (630) 894-4200 ext 237 [email protected]

Parks Department

Steve Sautter, Superintendent of Parks (630) 894-2121 [email protected] Eling, Foreman of Parks (630) 894-2121 [email protected] Brown, Parks Department (630) 894-2121 [email protected] Sautter, Parks Department (630) 894-2121 [email protected] Sears, Parks Department (630) 894-2121 [email protected]

Recreation Department

Mose Rickey, Superintendent of Recreation (630) 894-4200 ext 231 [email protected] Handlon, Recreation Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 232 [email protected] Knowles, Facility Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 226 [email protected] Kaiser, Aquatics/Recreation Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 233 [email protected] Luttrell, Fitness Specialist (630) 894-4200 ext 224 [email protected] Orlandino, Recreation Coordinator (630) 894-4200 ext 234 [email protected]

Good Times + Great Parks + Strong CommunityHave a ball this summer at the Roselle Park District

The Roselle Park District is located in the Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr, Roselle, Illinois 60172

Clauss Recreation Center

Phone: 630-894-4200Fax: 630-894-5610Fitness Center

Phone: 630-894-4200 ext. 223

Softball Field Conditions Hotline

Phone: 630-893-0939

Kemmerling Pool Hotline

Phone: 630-893-9261

Table of Contents

Supervisor Codes: To help in directing questions, please use the key that links the brochure programs to the Supervisor in charge. CH = Cristin Handlon, DK = Dee Kaiser, MR = Mose Rickey, PK = Phil Knowles, TL = Tressa Luttrell, VO = Vic Orlandino.

02 | Spring Family Fun Fest03 | General Information04 | Table of Contents04 | Facility Hours04 | Open Gym05 | Letter from the President06 | Special Events at RPD08 | Community Special Events10 | Did You Know11 | Scholarship Fund12 | Kemmerling Pool 13 | Pool Passes14 | Pool Rentals/ Parties15 | Special Events at Pool16 | Dive-In Movie

16 | Swim School

17 | Swimming Lessons

19 | Private Swim Lessons20 | Aqua Exercise, Scuba, Snorkling21 | Swim Team22 | Summer Camps25 | Sports Camps27 | Summer Fun 28 | Early Childhood Classes29 | Youth Rembrants Art Classes29 | IPRA Canoe Trip30 | Birthday Parties at CRC

30 | Piano

31 | Dance

32 | Youth Sports/Gymnastics

34 | Youth Fitness Classes

35 | Fall Soceer League

36 | Preschool

38 | Fitness Center

45 | Adult Dance

46 | Adult Fall Softball League

47 | Adult Trips

49 | RPD Code of Conduct

51 | WDSRA

52 | RPD Garden Club

53 | RPD Dog Park

54 | RPD Rentals

56 | RPD Garden Plots

56 | Disc Golf

57 | Skate Park/ Splash Pad

58 | Walking Track/Recycling

59 | Facility Map

62 | Registration Form

Class Symbols: are used to help you identify attributes to a class or program.

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Table of Contents

www.roselleparkdistrict.comHave a ball this summer at the Roselle Park District

SUMMER 2010

Open Gym (PK)Tues., June 1-Tues., August 31

SundayAdult 30+Basketball

8:15 am-10:00 am

MondayAdult 18+Basketball

7:15 pm-8:50 pm

TuesdayAdult 18+Volleyball

7:00 pm-8:45 pm

WednesdayAdult 18+Basketball

7:15 pm-8:50 pm

Open Gym FeesMonday, Wednesday June 1st-August 31st

FEE: $3.50

Sunday, Tuesday June 1st-August 31st

FEE: $4.50

Open Gym Rules • All participants must sign in and fi ll out required information completely (clearly and legibly) before beginning play. • Picture ID must be shown to the Open Gym Attendant in order to participate. Open gym schedule and general gym schedule subject to change. • Players must wear appropriate gym shoes. • Players must demonstrate good sportsmanship. • Off ensive language will not be tolerated. • Absolutely no gum or candy in the gym. • No hanging on the rim or dunking. • Fitness Center Members must show fi tness ID card to have open gym fee waived on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Fishing at Turner Pond 2010

A speical thanks goes out to the Bloomingdale-Roselle Rotary Club, sponsor of “Release the Fish” event to stock Turner Pond in Roselle. Thanks to their generous support Turner Pond will be stocked for the summer ! Kids of all ages were invited to help release almost 1,000 fi sh during these this event on Saturday, April 10, 2010.

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTSUMMER HOURS June 1-August 31, 2010

Building & Fitness Center HoursMonday-Friday: 5:30 am-9:00 pmSaturday: 7:00 am-4:00 pmSunday: 8:00 am-4:00 pm

BUILDING CLOSED:Independence Day-Sunday, July 4)Labor Day-Monday, September 6

Class Symbols:

Co-ops Park Districts team up to off er great programs

Parent/Child Parent/Child required

Adult TripExertion

1 shoe=minimal walking 2 shoe=moderate walking 3 shoe=a lot of walking

SAVE MONEY

BUY YOUR

POOL PASS

EARLY!

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Letter From The President


COMMISSIONERS

Roberta BorrinoPresidentTerm expires 2011

Glenn SpachmanVice President Term expires 2013

Wayne Domke TreasurerTerm expires 2013

Tim Briscoe Term expires 2011

Katherine Spencer Term expires 2013

Summer, 2010

Dear Residents:

Wow! Be careful what you wish for! We’d hoped for some freezing weather on a few consecutive days so the Roselle Park District could bring ice skating back to Turner Pond this past winter. Mother Nature cooperated and then some! For 24 of 31 days in January the green “all clear” fl ag was waving proudly. Kudos to our Parks Department for engineering their own mini-zamboni...otherwise known as a riding lawn mower minus the mower deck, plus rotating brooms. Who’d have thought we’d be shoveling so much snow off the ice? We could not get enough of seeing so many people taking advan-tage of this new, yet traditional, fun in Roselle.

Yours truly fi nally kept a New Year’s resolution longer than a week by spending some quality time in our newly renovated Fitness Center. Hey, folks, if I can get into this, ANYBODY can. Plus, the van-tage point atop my favorite stair master machine off ers a wonderful view of so many residents happily coming and going from our facility. Your tax dollars at work and people are looking and feeling better because of it.

Youth baseball and adult softball will soon be in full swing again, and the smell of chlorine will waft from our very own Kemmerling Pool....

We’re looking forward to new special events at the Pool this summer including an Aqua Volleyball Tournament, a concert “at the pool,” the Senior Splash Bash and an 8th Grade Graduation Party. Get your pool pass early...the best deal in town!

Our staff can’t wait to kick off our revamped kids’ summer camp format, Camp Laugh-A-Lot! *New for 2010* 2 and 3 day per week options. Look for details on Counselor-in-Training and a Teen Travel Camp for those too old for camp, but too young to work or drive. All wonderful opportunities for aff ordable local summer fun.

Our theme this year is “having a ball in your own backyard.” Start off the season at our Spring Family Fun Fest May 15 at Turner Pond, and keep checking our website, www.roselleparkdistrict.com for more ideas as the summer goes on. Th ere’s a new dog park event in the works and a night out in early August that very well could include a duck race.

We encourage you to join us this season in taking advantage of all the Roselle Park District has to off er -- a great place to work and play!

Roberta BorrinoPresidentBoard of Park Commissioners

For more information about

The Roselle Park District

Please contactHeidi LapinDirector of Parks and RecreationEmail [email protected]: (630)894-4200 ext. 228

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Special Events

at the Roselle

Park District

ID# TIME FEEE

20-6006-A 10:30am-6:30pm R/NR $40


SUMMER 2010

Park DistrRoselle PPark DistrtrictstrPaCHICAGO CUBS TRIP IS BACK! (CH)

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 2010

This is an experience everyone should have! Memories of the vivid green fi eld, the smell of popcorn, the taste of a stadium dog, and the excitement in the air, are unforgettable. Come with the Roselle Park District to The Friendly Confi nes of Wrigley Field as the Cubs take on the Houston Astros! Your registration includes transportation and a game ticket in the Upper Reserved Deck! No parking, no tolls, no mess. Simply sit back and enjoy the trip. Participants must provide their own lunch. Tickets are non-refundable.

WHO: ALL AGESMIN/MAX: 18/23

2010 SPECIAL EVENTS AT

KEMMERLING POOL (DK)

DATE ENTERTAINMENT

JUNE 24 DAVE RUDOLFFamily Entertainment

JULY 8* MR. MYERS Jimmy Buff et/Caribbean

JULY 15 COUNTRY SKY BAND Country/Western

JULY 22 DUPAGE Motown to Today’s Hits

JULY 29 PUBLIC I Rhythm & Blues/Soul

DAY DATE ENTERTAINMENT

F JUNE 11 8TH GRADE GRADUATION PARTY

Tu JUNE 15 REPORT CARD DAY

Su JUNE 20 DAD’S DAY

Tu JUNE 24 AQUA VOLLEYBALLTOURNAMENT

W JUNE 30 SENIOR SPLASH BASH

Su JULY 4 SHOW YOUR SPIRIT!

M-W JULY 5-7 ALOHA LUAU DAYS

Su JULY 11 FAMILY DAY

F JULY 16 TEEN NIGHT

Tu JULY 20 PIRATE NIGHT

F JULY 30 DIVE IN MOVIE

Th AUG 12 WATER CARNIVAL

SEE PAGE 15 & 16 FOR SPECIFIC EVENT DETAILS

Roselle Park District Special Events

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 2010

6:00-8:00 p.m. (CH/TL)

Join us for some fun with your pup and socialization with friends! We will be holding Roselle Park District’s fi rst Yappy Hour event this year and can’t wait to have you come share in the festivities! We will be having Lynfred Winery provide bever-ages and light appetizers. We will also have music, fun games and activities for you and your playful friend to participate in such as: bobbing for hot dogs, tennis ball throw plus fun contests and agility course!If you are not a Pooch Pass holder, you MUST bring proof of vaccinations or you may not enter our dog park.

WHO: EVERYONECLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40FEE: $12 Pooch Pass holders / $18 non Pass holders

ID #: 20-8011-B DAY: Friday DATE: June 18 TIME: 6pm-8pm LOC: Odlum Park

GAZEBO CONCERT

IN THE PARK SERIES (PK) The Gazebo Concert in the Park Series showcases FREE musical entertainment the last Thursday in June and the last four Thursdays in July! What a great way to meet up with your friends and neighbors, listen to some great music, and enjoy our beautiful Turner Park! Soak up a refreshing evening of open-air live music right in Roselle! Ice cream treats and snacks will be available at each at Turner Park concert location from Roselle’s own “How Sweet It Is.”

The 2010 Gazebo Concert

in the Park Series is proudly sponsored

by Taste of Roselle

and brought to you by the

Roselle Park District.

All shows start at 7:00 pm and end by 8:30 pm. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets!

* Concert will be held at Kemmerling Pool, Admission is free starting at 6:00 pm.

Donations to the Roselle Park District are always welcome to help fund this great series.

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GRIP IT &

RIP IT DISC

GOLF

TOURNAMENT

AUGUST 8, 2010

Tournament begins

at 9 am (VO)The Roselle Park District will host its fourth annual Grip It and Rip It Disc Golf Tournament at Goose Lake Park in Roselle. The tourna-ment will be a singles styles event consisting of 36 holes on our newly expanded course. Whether you have played in tournaments before or you are a fi rst timer, Grip It and Rip It will be a great op-portunity to show off your skills or fi nd out how you stack up against other players. There will be prizes awarded for fi rst place fi nishers in each division. To add to the fun, additional free mini-games with prizes will be held during the day!

Your paid fee includes lunch with beverage during the event.Pre-registration is preferred for all players. Same day registrations will be available with an additional $5 fee so be sure to sign-up early!

WHO: ALL AGESMIN/MAX: 15/90LOC: Goose Lake Park FEE: $35 DAY: Sunday DATE: 8/8

Register before August 1st and

receive $5 off from above fees!

Player check-in and same day registrations will be between 8:00 am and 9:00 am with a 9:15 am informational player’s meeting at hole #1. See map on page 40 for location of our Goose Lake Disc Golf Course. Parking will be available at Waterbury School located at 355 S. Rodenburg Road in Roselle.

ID# TIME

Advanced20-8010-A 9:00 am-5:00 pm

Recreational20-8010-B 9:00 am-5:00 pm

WOOFSTOCK (CH/TL)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 2010

10:00 am-12:00 pm

ODLUM PARK

Join us for our Second Annual WOOFSTOCK! This is an event for anyone that has a furry four-legged family member at home they would like to show appreciation to! Bring your pup out to Odlum Park for a fun-fi lled day of music, an agility course, a costume fashion show, and Doga (Yoga for Dogs) demonstrations. Pet health and safety information will also be available as well as a special treat for you and your puppy-pal to take home with you! If you are not a Pooch Pass holder, you MUST bring proof of vaccinations or you may not enter our dog park.

WHO: EVERYONE CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40 ID#: 20-8011-A FEE: FREE TO PASS HOLSDERS $5 for non-Pooch Pass holders


Roselle Park District Special Events

PUPPY

PLAYTIME (CH/TL)Need a place to go to spend some quality time with your furry four-legged best friend? Come join us at Odlum Dog Park for some music, tennis ball catch, private use of our very own agility course, and some fun! We will be holding Puppy Playtime for you and your friend to mingle and meet your neighbors on the second Saturday of each month!!If you are not a Pooch Pass holder, you MUST bring proof of vaccina-tions or you may not enter our dog park.

WHO: EVERYONECLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40TIME: 10am-12pmLOC: Odlum FEE: $5 for Pooch Pass holders$7.50 for non-Pooch Pass holdersFEE PER DOG, PER DATE

SENIOR SPLASH BASH

AT KEMMERLING POOL

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010

4-6 pm (DK)Calling all adults ages 55 & over! Join us at the pool for an event just for you! Receive free admission to the pool and access to equip-ment for games in the Active Adult Area in Kemmerling Park. Resources will also be available for other adult activities and events in the community.

THIS EVENT IS FREE FOR ALL SENIORS

Pooch Passes are now available for purchase for the 2010-2011

year! See page 53 for more information.

ID# DATES

20-8011-C JUNE 12

20-8011-D JULY 10

20-8011-E AUGUST 14

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Community

Special Events

TAKE TIME

FOR FUN!


SUMMER 2010

Run For the Roses-Sternberg Lighting

5K AND YOUTH 0.6K EVENT

SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2010

START TIMES:

8:00 a.m. | 5K

9:00 a.m. | Youth 0.6K (1/3 mile)

A fast course that has few turns and a very fast 1st mile. Food is bountiful and delicious.FEATURING NANCY’S PIZZA! FREE CHILD CARE is available and there is continuous entertainment for all ages. All children receive awards and prizes. All net proceeds benefi t Tourette Syndrome and the Tourette Syn-drome Assoc. Very Family Oriented.This CARA circuit race is run on a certifi ed 5K USATF measured and approved course. Run for the Roses starts at the Clauss Recreation Center (CRC), 555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle. Day of the race registration will be held at the CRC starting at 6 am until 7:45 am. Visit markdrugs.com/runfortheroses2010.html or contact Mark Mandel, 630-529-3400.

ROSELLE FESTIVAL

JUNE 3-JUNE 6, 2010The Roselle Lions Club Annual Rose Fest is the offi cial start of summer in Roselle. Come out and enjoy a family friendly weekend of music, food and fun June 3 through June 6, 2010. The Rose Festival will be held at the Roselle Metra Station parking lot at Irving Park Road and Maple Avenue.

For more information visithttp://www.roselle.il.us/

Amanda Dombrowski

Scholarship Fund

3RD ANNUAL 5K EVENT

SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2010

START TIME: 8:00 a.m.

On site registration: 6:45-7:45 a.m.Pre- registration May 21 at the Roselle Park District, 555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle, IL

Event location: Roselle Park District555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle, Illinois 60172Race will begin at the Roselle Park District (directly across from Lake Park High School (West Campus). Course map will be included in your registration packet.

Entry fee: $25 per participant or $65 for families up to 5. Please visit www. amandajanefoundation.org for furtherdetails and to register on-line. All registered participants will receive offi cial AD5K commemorative t-shirts.

ROSE PARADE

SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2010

START TIME: 2:00 p.m.

The Roselle Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 51st Annual Rose Parade on Sunday, June 6, 2010. The parade will step off at 2:00 p.m. led by Grand Marshal Greg Martucci, the 2010 Roselle Chamber Business Person of the Year.

The Rose Parade features a variety of entries, sure to entertain adults and children, includ-ing professional fl oats, marching bands, color guards, beauty pageant winners, dancers, racing cars, fi re trucks and police vehicles, specialty entries, and, of course, many walk-ers passing out candy for the children.

COP-ON-TOP EVENT

FRIDAY MAY 21, 2010

5:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Dunkin Donuts

Please come and join the Roselle Police Department and Dunkin’ Donuts for our Fourth Annual COP-ON-TOP EVENT to raise money for Special Olympics!For the past eight years, offi cers from throughout the state have staked out Dunkin’ Donuts rooftops in May to heighten awareness and raise donations for the Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefi t Special Olympics athletes and programs. This year, Roselle Police Offi cers will take to the rooftops of our very own Dunkin’ Donuts located at 247 E. Irving Park Road on Friday, May 21 from 5:00 a.m. until 2 p.m. Our goal this year is to raise $2500.00 to benefi t Special Olympics athletes and programs. Our very own Police Chief, Jim Kruger, and the other offi cers will be on the rooftop and won’t (be allowed to) come down until we meet our goal!

Come on out, grab a fresh cup of Dunkin’ Donuts coff ee, and help retrieve our Chief from the roof! We will be selling Torch Run hats, t-shirts, and pins and coff ee mugs. We will also be raffl ing off a brand new Harley Davidson motorcycle!

Contact Information: Heidi Onion (630) 671-4074

Community Special Events

JOIN US FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL

Roselle Charity Duck Race

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010

TURNER POND

This event is held in conjunction with National Night Out!

Join us for an evening of family fun!

4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

SUNDAY, JULY 4, 2010

Plan a hometown Independence Day celebra-tion this summer! The Village of Roselle will celebrate 4th of July with a fi reworks display at 9:30 p.m. at Lake Park High School West Campus, 500 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. Look for members of the Roselle Historical Foundation selling glow sticks at the celebration.

9Good Times + Great Parks + Strong CommunityHave a ball this summer at the Roselle Park District

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

RELAY FOR LIFE

JUNE 11-12, 2010

6:00 p.m.

Lake Park High School West Campus500 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle, Il 60172

Relay for Life is an overnight event to “Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back.” The event celebrates the lives who have had cancer, remembers loved ones lost to the disease and rallies individuals to fi ght back against a disease that takes so much. Teams raise funds, before and during the event, to fi ght cancer. For more information, contact the American Cancer Society at 630.932.1141 or email [email protected]

IPRA SIX-COUNTY

SENIOR OLYMPICS

JULY 12-JULY 23, 2010

Location: Park Ridge, and neighboring communitiesDates: Monday, July 12 – Friday, July 23Fee: $14 single day / $20 unlimited days (some events require additional fees)Ages: 50 years and older

The IPRA Six-County Senior Olympics provides an opportunity for older adults to compete with their peers in an atmosphere of friendship and support, and to receive recognition for their eff orts and achieve-ments. The event is open to seniors of all ability levels, and hosts more than 30 events including: golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, biking, track & fi eld, horseshoes, bocce, vol-leyball and more. All participants will receive a 2010 Senior Olympics T-shirt, and medals will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place fi nishers in each age/gender category.

Beginning in May, registration forms and a detailed schedule of events will be available online at www.ilipra.org, at your local Senior Center, or by calling (847) 692-3597.

Senior Olympics is sponsored by Presbyterian Homes, Glenview Terrace Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, and Guardian Home Care and Hospice.

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT (CH)

TUESDAY AUGUST 3, 2010

5:30-10:30 p.m.

TURNER PARK

FREE

Come join us for the 27th national anniversary of National Night Out!Sponsored by Harris Bank, the Village of Roselle and the Roselle Park District , this completely FREE event invites families and neighbors to come enjoy games, prizes, food, ice cream, music, face painters, balloon artists, large truck display, a Police vs Fire Fighter ball game, and a giant 65’drive in movie screen! This is a nation wide celebra-tion promoting neighborhood spirit and police – community partnerships in our fi ght for a safer nation, and its right in our own backyard! Thanks to our generous sponsors, everything is FREE.

TASTE OF ROSELLE

JULY 30-AUGUST 1, 2010

Come out and join us for the 28th Annual Taste of Roselle. The annual Taste of Roselle will feature food vendors, live entertainment, carnival rides, magic shows, bean bag tour-naments, a craft fair and other activities.

For more information visithttp://www.roselle.il.us/

Community Special Events

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Heidi Lapin,Lynn McAteer, and Kathy Herrmann

PARKS STAFF: Cody Sears, Matt Sautter, Mike Brown, Steve Sautterand Renee Eling

RECREATION STAFF: Tressa Luttrell, Cristin Handlon, Dee Kaiser, Phil Knowles, Vic Orlandino, and Mose Rickey

Did you know . . .

Eight amenities have been added since 2004� Skate Park� Miracle Field� Splash Pad at Turner Park� Turner Park Playground� Disc Golf Course� Dog Park� Kemmerling Park & Pool

Did you know that

the Roselle Park District

Parks Department manages

and maintains:

� Approximately – 160 acres of land � Ten Baseball Fields � One Miracle Field � Four Soccer Fields � One Sled Hill � One Ice Skating on Turner Pond � Three Tennis Courts � Two Outdoor Basketball Courts � 9 - Hole Disc-Golf Course � One Vortex Splash Pad � One Outdoor Swimming Pool � Odlum Dog Park


Parks Department staff s:

� Five Full Time Staff Positions� Two Seasonal Staff Postions


Parks Department owns:

� One 11 Passenger Van� One 14 passenger Mini-bus

Did you know . . .

� The path distance around CRC is 1.2 miles

Did you know. . .

� There is a 9-hole disc golf course at Goose Lake Park

Did you know . . .

� Roselle Park District off ers garden plot rentals

Did you know . . .

� The Odlum Dog Park is Roselle’s fi rst dog park

Did you know . . .

� Fishing at Turner Pond is free

1010 www.roselleparkdistrict.comHave a ball this summer at the Roselle Park District

SUMMER 2010

Did You

Know?

The Roselle Park District is committed

to providing outstanding recreational

opportunities for all residents in our

community. The Park District also feels

strongly that all resident youth ages 17

and under should be aff orded the

opportunity to participate in

recreation programs no matter their

fi nancial ability.

The Park District Scholarship fund

was developed to assist individual

residents with limited fi nancial

resources. Families who meet

requirements are eligible for 50%

fi nancial assistance. Eligibility will be

determined through a formal

application process.

The Park District may be unable to

support all requests since the annual

appropriation of scholarship funds

available is limited. Need and the

availability of funds

in the Park District budget will

determine Scholarship approval.

Applications can be picked up at the

Community Recreation Center front

desk.

INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING? CALL (630) 894-4200

JOIN US FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL

Roselle Charity Duck Race

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010

TURNER PONDThe Roselle Charity Duck Race is returning The Roselle Charity Duck Race is returning

to the Annual National Night Out event. to the Annual National Night Out event. Thousands of yellow rubber ducks will Thousands of yellow rubber ducks will

be racing down Turner Pond. be racing down Turner Pond. These adorable little ducks sport a big smile and These adorable little ducks sport a big smile and

will race their little hearts out will race their little hearts out for the sake of charity. for the sake of charity.

This fun-fi lled race will be benefi ting This fun-fi lled race will be benefi ting Roselle Police Charity, Special Olympics, Roselle Police Charity, Special Olympics,

Roselle Fire Charity, and the Roselle Fire Charity, and the Roselle Park District Scholarship Fund. Roselle Park District Scholarship Fund.

Duck adoptions will begin in June. Duck adoptions will begin in June. Look for more information at Look for more information at

www.rosellecharityduckrace.orgwww.rosellecharityduckrace.org

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THE ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT

S C H O L A R S H I P F U N D

In 2009 the Roselle Charity Duck Race was added to the Annual National Night Out event. This race benefi ted Roselle Police Charity, Special Olympics, Western Dupage Special Recreation Association, and the Roselle Park District Scholarship Fund (available to assist low income families)..2000 ducks raced their little hearts out for the sake of charity! Just under $10,000 was raised! On behalf of the Village of Roselle, WDSRA and Roselle Park District we thank you for your generous support in making this charity event a success!

Thank you to our 2009 Sponsorsthis event would not have possible without your support!Armamentos, Klis & Steed, LLCRedi StripFriendly Ford RoselleSternberg LightingCommunity Business Partners Dream Vacations Unlimited, LLCStarbucks Schaumburg Park DistrictWestern Golf Association Glen Ellyn Park DistrictLynfred Winery, RoselleCarol Stream Park DistrictMark Drug, Roselle Bloomingdale Park DistrictWDSRA KieferThe Hecht Family Allegra Printing, Roselle Chicago White Sox


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Kemmerling

Pool

Pool Passes

Now on Sale


SUMMER 2010

*Open half-hour earlier (11:30 a.m.) for pass holdersPlease note that the lap pool will be closed from 5-6:30 p.m. for swim team practice and swim lessons. The activity pool (zero depth) and dive well will remain open to the public.

Inclement Weather Policy: Pool Managers or the Aquatics Supervisor may close the pool due to inclement weather.See page 12 for the Inclement Weather Policy.*No refunds are given for inclement weather.

Kemmerling Pool Weather Hotline 630-671-9261

Kemmerling Pool Information

Kemmerling Pool

Amenities include: zero depth entry, tot slide, spray geysers, drop slide, 3 meter platform, 1 meter diving board, current channel, 8 lane lap pool, bubble bench,locker room facilities,and concession stand. Private rentals, group rates and birthday party packages are availablecall (630) 894-4200 formore information.

Kemmerling Park

Amenities include: base-ball fi eld, playground, patio, swing benches, tennis courts, and adult area.

Roselle Racers Swim Meet Schedule

Home Meets at Kemmerling Pool

Pool Managers: Kristi Mazzuca, Katie Sard, and Jonathan Winarski. Swim Leasson Coordinator: Colleen McShane

Saturday, June 19Wednesday, June 23Wednesday, July 7Saturday, July 10Saturday, July 17

Kemmerling Pool will close at 4 p.m. for Wednesday meets and open at 12 Noon for Saturday meets.

The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.

*These are few of the prizes that will be included in the raffl e. Check the website for full list of raffl e prizes!

www.roselleparkdistrict.com

Kemmerling Pool 2010 Information

PRESEASON HOURS

Friday, May 28-Monday, May 31 and Friday, June 4

Opening Night - Friday, May 28: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Saturday, May 29--Monday, May 31: 12:00-7:00 p.m.*Friday, June 4: 4:00-7:00 p.m.

REGULAR SEASON HOURS

Saturday, June 5-Sunday, August 15

12:00-7:00 p.m.*

POSTSEASON HOURS

Friday, August 20-Sunday,August 29Friday, September 3-Monday, September 6

August 20, 27: 4:00-7:00 p.m.August 21- 22: 12:00-7:00 p.m.*August 28- 29: 12:00-7:00 p.m.*September 3: 4:00-7:00 p.m.September 4-6: 12:00-7:00 p.m.*

Daily Admission Fees

Weekdays R $5/NR $7Weekends R $7/NR $9Twilight (after 5pm) R $3/NR $5

Children 2 and under are free.

Buy a Pool Pass before May 1, 2010 and be

entered into a raffl e to win one of

these great prizes*

- Fall 2010 Lake Park Parking Permit- Punch Card For 5 Open Gym Sessions- 2 Fitness Drop- In Passes - 3 Extra Guests For A Kemmerling Pool Birthday Party- 3 Passes To The Kemmerling Pool Dive-in Movie- 2 Daily Passes To Kemmerling Pool- Swim Lesson Registration For One Session- Aqua Volleyball Tournament Team Registration- Aqua Exercise Class Registration For One Session- One Month Of Free Soft Drinks At The Kemmerling Pool


*Senior rates are available for adults ages 55 & over**Annual fi tness members (Adult, Senior, Value, Corporate and Student) that have a valid fi tness membership through at least July 31 are eligible to receive a 20% discount off their pool pass. Please note that only the fi tness member(s) get the discount of their portion of the pass, not the entire family.

Kemmerling Pool Pass Information

General Pass Information• Payment must be made by cash, check, MasterCard or Visa. • Please note that children under 9 years must be accompanied by a paying responsible individual 16 years of age or older for Kemmerling entry.• Children who are 24 and older or any other relatives/individuals in the same household will not be included on the family pass. People living with residents for the summer may purchase an individual pass, but are not considered as part of the immediate family. • Pool passes purchased under false pretenses will be revoked and NO refund will be issued. • There is a $10 charge to replace a lost or stolen pool pass. Pass-holders should keep their passes from year to year. A $10 fee will be charged to individuals who lost their passes between the 2009 and 2010 seasons.• A service fee of $15 per person (maximum of $30) will be issued for all pool pass refunds prior to opening day. No refunds will be issued after opening day. • Anyone not bringing their pass to the pool will be assessed a $3 pass look-up fee.

Rates Purchased 4/15-4/30 Purchased 5/1-5/31 Purchased 6/1 & afterIndividual R $85/NR $100 R $95/NR $110 R $105/NR $120Senior* R $60/NR $75 R $70/NR $85 R $80/NR $95Family of 2 R $110/NR $140 R $120/NR $150 R $130/NR $160Family of 3 R $115/NR $160 R $125/NR $170 R $135/NR $180Family of 4 R $120/NR $165 R $130/NR $175 R $140/NR $185Family of 5 R $125/NR $170 R $135/NR $180 R $145/NR $190Family of 6+ R $130/NR $175 R $140/NR $185 R $150/NR $195

2010 KEMMERLING POOL SEASON PASS RATE

Pool Pass Renewals• If you purchased a Kemmerling Pool Pass in 2009, simply have one member of the family come in with proof of residency (Driver’s License or current utility bill) and the proper payment. Passes will be renewed on the spot! There is no need for all family members to come to Clauss unless you are adding additional members to your fam-ily pool pass or have family members who have not already had their pictures taken.• New this year: A $10 fee will be charged to individuals who lost their passes between the 2009 and 2010 seasons.• Individuals that never brought in identifi cation and/or did not have their photos taken in 2009 will be required to do so before 2010 passes can be updated. This information must be brought in to the Clauss Recreation Center.

New Pool Pass Purchases• Have proof of Roselle Park District residency ready when you come to register for your pool pass. A current driver’s license or current utility bill that shows your name and address will be needed to confi rm residency. If you are unsure about your resi-dency status in the Roselle Park District, please call us at 630-894-4200 to avoid any confusion prior to registration. • A family is defi ned as parent(s) and any unmarried children who are between the ages of 3 and 23 who are living at home, and grandparents who live at the same address (proof of residency required for each individual on a family pass). For young children that may not have any documentation of residency, a birth certifi cate will be required to verify their dependent status. Children turning 3 before July 1 will be charged as a family member. It may be necessary for our Customer Service staff to request a birth certifi cate for proof of age. Children age 2 and under as of July 1, 2010 will not require a pass. • Each family member will need a photo taken after payment is made. Passes will be issued to family members once payment, residency/dependency documentation, and photos have been received.

2010 Pool Passes

Pool passes went on sale April 1 at the Clauss Recreation Center. All pool pass applications must be done “in-person” – no fax or mail-in registrations, please. Purchase your pool pass early and save money! Pool passes purchased before April 15 receive 2009 rates!WHERE: Clauss Recreation Center Front DeskWHEN: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. and Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

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Group Outings & Rates (DK)Group outings may take place during normal swim hours based upon availability. Groups of 15 or more may secure a reservation by booking an outing two weeks in advance by completing a Group Outing Request form and providing a $50 deposit. The group rate for parties of 15 or more is $4/person on weekdays; $6/person on weekends. Please note that all groups will be required to provide adequate supervision for young chil-dren. Parents, guardians, or camp counselors are responsible for supervising children. Lifeguards are responsible for enforcing safety rules and responding to emergencies.

For every 8 children, the Roselle Park District requires at least 1 adult chaperone. In order to help groups with young children provide adequate supervision, each group of 15 or more will receive one complimentary adult admission for every 8 admissions paid for children.

If you are interested in booking a group out-ing, please contact 630-894-4200 to obtain the Group Outing Request form.

Private Rentals (DK)Rentals will be available from 7:15-8:45 p.m. on weekdays and 9:45-11:15 a.m. and 7:15-8:45 p.m. on weekends. Rental length may be extended upon request. Based upon availability, full payment and signed Rental Request Form will reserve your date. Rental fees are as follows:

Main Pool: R $175/NR $200 per hour (1.5 hour minimum)Add the Dive Well: R $25/NR $50 per hour

*Volleyball net can be set up in main pool for no additional charge.

Book YOUR

rental at

Kemmerling

Pool


SUMMER 2010

Inclement Weather Policy: Pool Manag-ers or the Aquatics Supervisor may close the pool for any swim session under the following conditions:- If the air temperature reaches 66 degrees or below, or there are fewer than 25 swimmers anytime after 1pm in the facility. Exception: Private Rental groups will have the option to cancel or con-tinue with their rental if the temperature reaches 66 degrees or below.- If lightning and/or thunder is in the area and/or the Strike Guard Protection system issues a warning, the pool will be cleared and will not reopen until an all clear siren (3 short blasts) is heard. If conditions force two consecutive 30-minute closures, the pool will be closed until 4:00 p.m. The weather will be re-evaluated at 3:30 p.m. to determine whether the facility will reopen for the evening session from 4:00 p.m. to closing. If the consecutive closings occur during the evening session, the pool will close for the remainder of the day. If weather is questionable, call the Kemmerling Pool Weather Hotline at 630-671-9261.

*No refunds are given for inclement weather.

Have Your Birthday Party at Kemmerling Pool!Birthday Party packages include 2 hours in a reserved party area, admittance to

pool for up to 10 guests ($5 each additional guest), a staff host to assist with your party, and a T-shirt for the birthday child for a fee of R $112/NR $127. Food packages and cake options are available for an additional cost.

For more information, call 630-894-4200.

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 2010

6:00-8:00 p.m. (CH/TL)

SEE PAGE 6 FOR MORE DETAILS ON THIS EVENT!

Kemmerling Pool Rentals


Fee Based*

Fee Based*

Aqua Volleyball Tournament

Ages 12-16 (DK)

Thursday, June 24

4-7 pm Teens, grab your friends to compete in the fi rst ever Aqua Volleyball Tourna-ment at Kemmerling Pool! Teams consist of 6 players and must be registered under a designated captain. Prizes will be awarded. Bracket play will be based on the number of teams that register.

WHO: Ages 12-16 TEAM MIN/MAX: 6/8LOC: Kemmerling Pool ID #: 20-9012-A TIME: 4:00-7:00 pmFEE: R $30/NR $45 per team

8th Grade

Graduation Party

Friday, June 11

7:15-8:30 pm

Kemmerling Pool is open only to 8th Graders! Bring your friends and celebrate the end of middle school with aqua volley-ball, music and games! The concession stand will be open. Admittance to this event is free. Please bring your school ID.

Special Events at Kemmerling Pool

Show Your Spirit!

Sunday, July 4

All Day

Wear red, white or blue today and receive half price admission!

Teen Night (DK)

Ages 12-16

Friday, July 16

7:15-8:30 pm

We will have Kemmerling Pool open exclu-sively for teens! Bring your friends, hang out and have a good time. The concession stand will be open. No registration necessary. FEE*: R $3/NR $5

Report Card Day

Tuesday, June 15

All Day

Bring in your report card to the pool. Anyone with an “A” will receive half price admission and a coupon for a free drink!

Dad’s Day

Sunday, June 20

All Day

Kemmerling Pool is paying tribute to all of the great dads out there with free admission for the day with one paying child.

Senior Splash Bash

Wednesday, June 30

4-6 pm

Calling all adults ages 55 & over! Join us at the pool for an event just for you! Receive free admission to the pool and access to equipment for games in the Active Adult Area in Kemmerling Park. Resources will also be available for other adult activities and events in the community.

Aloha Luau Days

Monday-Wednesday,

July 5-7

3-4 pm

Get in the spirit for the Mr. Myers concert at the pool on Thursday, July 8 by joining us for luau themed games and activities all week!

Family Day

Sunday, July 11

2-4 pm

Backyard games and ice cream treats will make this a memorable day to spend with your family!

Pirate Night

Tuesday, July 20

5-7 pm

Ahoy matey! We have some fantastic prizes for you to enjoy if you can fi nd the hidden treasure!

Water Carnival

Thursday, August 12

5-7 pm

Water games will make this day “splashtastic!” Enjoy a wet sponge toss, relay races and more.

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Kemmerling

Pool

Swimming

Lessons


SUMMER 2010

Swim School (DK)

• For all swim lessons, children must be the

appropriate age before the start of class.

• Staff will place your child in the correct level

of lesson on the fi rst day of class.

• In order to register for Stroke School, chil-

dren must be able to complete all of the skills

listed as benchmarks in Swim School.

• In the event of inclement weather, staff will

make the decision to cancel class approxi-

mately one half-hour prior to the start of the

lesson. If weather is questionable, please

call the Kemmerling Pool Weather Hotline

30 minutes prior to your lesson to confi rm

lesson status.

• Due to the limited

amount of space surrounding the pool, par-

ents and other spectators will be permitted

to sit in lounge chairs on the edge of the zero

depth pool and in the concession area only.

• There will be no make up lessons

scheduled for participants that fail to

come to their regularly scheduled lesson.

In order to ensure low ratios, quality les-

sons and instructor availability, participants

must attend the time slot that they have

registered for.

• All refund requests must be made at least

two business days before the fi rst lesson

of a session. Please note that there will

be no refunds issued after the session has

begun. Any refund requested with two or

more business days notice, prior to the fi rst

lesson will receive a full refund, less $5 for

administrative costs.

Dive-In Movie at Kemmerling Pool

Dive In MovieFriday, July 30

8:15-10 pm*Make up rain date 8-6-10

Dive In Movie (DK) A movie screen will be placed poolside for us to enjoy a Flick as we Float. Participants are encouraged to bring their own small personal fl otation devices (i.e. rafts and inner tubes) and jump in the pool for a new and fun fi lled movie going experience. Of course, a movie isn’t a movie without snacks! Our poolside concession standwill be open all night for our moviegoers to enjoy.

New movies are released and become available on a monthly basis. Please call 630-894-4200 after June 20, 2010 for the movie selection.• Flotation devices will NOT be provided.

• Lifeguards will be on duty, and for safety, we ask that no large family party rafts, or

infl atable boats be brought to the event.

• ALL PARTICIPANTS will be asked to exit the pool facility by 7pm. Registered participants will then “check in” and re-enter the pool at approximately 8:15 pm.

WHO: All AgesCLASS MIN/MAX: 20/200

ID # DAY 20-8007-A F TIME DATE 8:15-10 pm 7/30 FEE R $5/NR $7.50**

**Pool pass holders receive reduced rate of $3 per person.


StarBabies (DK) ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEEThe purpose of this course is to foster in very young children a high comfort level in the water while at the same time train-ing parents/caregivers in water safety and drowning preventions. This course does not teach children to become accomplished swimmers or to survive in the water; it does provide a confi dence-building, fun, loving experience. One parent or trusted caregiver must be in the water with each child. Swim diapers are required.

WHO: Ages 6-36 months w/parentCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10

20-9001-A M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 6/14-6/24 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-B M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 6/14-6/24 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-C M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 6/28-7/8 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-D M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 6/28-7/8 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-E M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 7/12-7/22 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-F M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 7/12-7/22 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-G M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 7/26-8/5 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-H M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 7/26-8/5 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-I Su 9:55-10:25 am 6/13-8/1 R $38/NR $53

20-9001-J Su 10:45-11:15 am 6/13-8/1 R $38/NR $53

Little Swimmers (DK) ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEEDesigned to meet the needs of pre-schoolers, this course will develop a high comfort level in the water, a readiness to swim, and for those children who are developmentally ready, teach begin-ning swim skills. This class approaches teaching swimming through creative, fun activities in water. Little Swimmers will work toward the skill benchmarks of total submersion while relaxed from under-water, coming up for air, and fl oating on back. This program focuses on the white and red levels of the Starfi sh Swim School.

WHO: Ages 3-5CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12

20-9002-A M-Th 9:05-9:35 am 6/14-6/24 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-B M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 6/14-6/24 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-C M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 6/14-6/24 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-D M-Th 9:05-9:35 am 6/28-7/8 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-E M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 6/28-7/8 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-F M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 6/28-7/8 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-G M-Th 9:05-9:35 am 7/12-7/22 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-H M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 7/12-7/22 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-I M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 7/12-7/22 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-J M-Th 9:05-9:35 am 7/26-8/5 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-K M-Th 9:45-10:15 am 7/26-8/5 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-L M-Th 10:30-11:00 am 7/26-8/5 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-M Su 9:05-9:35 am 6/13-8/1 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-N Su 9:55-10:25 am 6/13-8/1 R $38/NR $53

20-9002-O Su 10:45-11:15 am 6/13-8/1 R $38/NR $53

Kemmerling Pool Swimming Lessons

Our program has been providing football and cheer opportunities to boys and girls, ages 7-15, from theRoselle, Medinah, Keeneyville, Itasca, and Bloomingdale communities for 40 years. The Bears program is designed to provide an opportunity for young people to learn the basic fundamentals of football and cheer in an atmosphere which stresses sportsmanship, teamwork, safety, and fun.

www.bac-bears.com

Football and Cheer Registration

For more information visit our website or callFootball- Steve Carlstrom 630-878-1279

Cheer- Fran Mazeska 630-546-2584

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Family Day (DK)

at Kemmerling Pool

Sunday, July 11

2-4 pm

Backyard games and ice cream treats will makethis a memorable day to spend with your family!

SEE PAGE 15 FOR MORE GREAT EVENTS

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Kemmerling

Pool

Swimming

Lessons


SUMMER 2010

Belated Beginners (DK) ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEEThis is an introductory program for adults only. Participants will become more com-fortable in the water and learn basic swim skills and techniques.

WHO: Ages 15+CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12

20-9003-A M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9003-B M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63


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Swim School (DK) ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEEStudents work toward development of the fi ve core swimming competencies and re-ceive color level patches for each achieve-ment. Students in Swim School learn skills covered in the white, red, yellow, blue and green levels of the Starfi sh Swim School program. These skills include: jumping in, submersion, recovering for air and lying on back for 5 seconds, moving forward 10 feet, changing direction before returning to the side, side gliding and kicking for 10 feet, and swimming freestyle 30 feet using a 1-2-3 breathing pattern. Students will be grouped with others of similar ability levels.


20-9004-A M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-B M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-C M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-D M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-E M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-F M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-G M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-H M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-I M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-J M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-K M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-L M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-M M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-N M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-O M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-P M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-Q Su 9:05-9:50 am 6/13-8/1 R $48/NR $63

20-9004-R Su 9:55-10:40 am 6/13-8/1 R $48/NR $63

Aloha Luau Night (DK)

concert at Kemmerlng Pool

Thursday, July 8

7:00-8:30 pm

Join us for an evening of music at Kemmerling Pool on Thursday, July 8, as Mr. Myers delights audiences of all ages with their Caribbean Rock sound!


WHO ID# FEE

Individual 20-9010-A R $19/NR $28.50

Groups of 2 20-9010-B R $10.50/NR $15.75

Groups of 3 20-9010-C R $8.50/NR $12.75

Groups of 4 20-9010-D R $6.25/NR $9.50


Stroke School (DK) ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEEThis program teaches the fundamentals of swimming to school age children while focusing on stroke development and confi dence in the water. Students in Stroke School learn skills covered in the white, red, yellow, blue and green levels of the Starfi sh Stroke School program. The white level includes swimming freestyle 30 feet with body stretched out and consistent form and swimming 30 feet of triple-switch backstroke. The red level includes swimming 30 feet of backstroke with straight arm recovery and swimming 15 feet of arm down pulsing. The yellow level includes swimming four strokes of butterfl y with only one breath, then the remainder of the pool freestyle. In the blue level, students work toward being able to swim thirty feet breaststroke with good timing and extension. In the green level, students work toward being able to swim 175 yards (50 yd. freestyle, 50 yd. backstroke, 50 yd. breaststroke, and 25 yd. butterfl y).


20-9005-A M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-B M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-C M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-D M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 6/14-6/24 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-E M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-F M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-G M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-H M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 6/28-7/8 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-I M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-J M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-K M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-L M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 7/12-7/22 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-M M-Th 8:50-9:35 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-N M-Th 9:40-10:25 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-O M-Th 10:30-11:15 am 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-P M-Th 6:15-7:00 pm 7/26-8/5 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-Q Su 9:05-9:50 am 6/13-8/1 R $48/NR $63

20-9005-R Su 9:55-10:40 am 6/13-8/1 R $48/NR $63

Private Swim Lessons (DK)Are you looking for more individualized swim instruction for you or your child? Well look no further than the Private Swim Lessons off ered at Kemmerling Pool! Work with your favorite instructor or have one of our specially trained staff assigned to you. Lessons are a half hour in length and scheduled based on availability of instructor. Group lessons are available. Fees are per person. Call 630-894-4200 to schedule a lesson.

First-time students must register under 20-9010-REG to be eligible to purchase additional lessons.


AQUA CLASS PASS 2010

ID# DAYS TIME DATES

20-9008-A W 6:30-10:00 pm. 6/16-7/21

Snorkeling (DK) Discover the amazing world underwater. Learn the proper use of snorkeling equipment to keep you safe throughout your snorkel-ing experiences. Students must provide mask, fi ns and snorkel. For more information call 630-833-8383. Lessons take place at Schaum-burg Water Works, 505 N. Springinsguth.

Scuba (DK) Learn SCUBA skills needed to take the Open Water Training Certifi cation dive (certifi cation is an additional cost). Family members may take the course at the same time for a reduced rate and share course manual/video. Fee includes manual, video, study guide, logbook, dive tables and use of Scuba equipment. Students must provide mask, fi ns and snorkel by the second class. Proper fi t and selections are discussed the fi rst week.

WHO: Ages 12 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12FEE: R $297/NR $312

*Additional family members can share materials and pay R $277/NR $292.For more information call 630-833-8383. Lessons take place at Schaumburg Water Works, 505 N. Springinsguth.

Aqua Exercise (DK) Classes use a variety of equipment to make every class fun and prevent exercise burnout. Men and women of all abilities are invited to partici-pate. Please bring a water bottle and a towel to class. You may pay by the session or use your Aqua Class Pass.

WHO: Ages 14 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12

Aqua Class Pass (DK)For a fl exible Aqua Exercise schedule, purchase an Aqua Class Pass good for 10 classes and pay only R $55/NR $70. Classes are subject to cancellation in the event of repeated low attendance. A class that does not meet its minimum on the fi rst day of a new session will be cancelled. In addition if a class averages less than its minimum for 2 consecutive weeks it will be cancelled. The minimum required for Aqua Exercise classes is 6 participants.

Junior Lifeguard Class (DK)Participants will learn real life-saving techniques used by the lifeguards at Kemmerling Pool. Each participant will receive a whistle, water bottle and completion certifi cate. Admittance to compete in Junior Lifeguard Games is included in fee. Call 630-894-4200 for more details.


ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE

20-9014-A Tu/Th 9:00-11:00 am 7/13-8/5 R $80/NR $95


Deep Water

20-9006-A M/W 7:15-8:00 am 6/14-7/7 R $42/NR $57

20-9006-B M/W 7:15-8:00 am 7/12-8/4 R $42/NR $57

Shallow Water

20-9006-C M 6:00-6:45 pm 6/14-7/5 R $21/NR $31.50

20-9006-D M 6:00-6:45 pm 7/12-8/2 R $21/NR $31.50

20-9006-E Tu/Th 9:30-10:15 am 6/15-7/8 R $42/NR $57

20-9006-F Tu/Th 9:30-10:15 am 7/13-8/5 R $42/NR $57


20-9007-A Sa 9:00-11:00 am 7/17-7/24 R $62/NR $87

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Kemmerling

Pool

Check out these

great classes!

Volleyball

Tournament

June 24

See page 15


SUMMER 2010

Kemmerling Pool Aquatic Classes

Week of Tropical Fun at Kemmerling Pool

Aloha Luau Days

Monday-Wednesday,

July 5-7

3-4 pm at Kemmerling Pool

Join us for luau themed games and activities

Concert at Kemmerling Pool

Thursday, July 8

7-8:30 pm

Finish the week off Caribbean style with an evening of Mr. Myers in concert at the pool. * Admission is free starting at 6:00 pm.

ID# DAYS FEE Registration deadline June 8

20-9022-A M-Sa R $80/NR $95 per swimmer plus a $30 Family Fee


Roselle Racers Swim Team (MR)New and returning swimmers are invited to join the Roselle Racers Swim Team for a fun-fi lled summer at the newly improved Kemmerling Pool! Kemmerling Pool is conveniently located here in town at Prospect and Bryn Mawr Avenue. Many swimmers may be able to walk or ride their bike to those early morning practices!

The Roselle Racers are a member of the DuPage Swim and Dive Conference. This competi-tive swimming program is designed for swimmers 5-18 years old. Swimmers age 8 and under must be able to swim one length of the pool without stopping and swimmers 9 and over must be able to swim two lengths. Swimmers compete against individuals in their own age group. New team members attend a swimming tryout before they can be on the team. The tryout dates will be announced at registration.

REGISTRATION: Registration night for the Roselle Racers Swim Team will be held at the Clauss Recreation Center (CRC) on April 13, 2010 and April 21, 2010 from 6-8 pm. Members of the swim team parent club will be present to provide information and answer questions. A special fi rst time swimmer/parent informational meeting will be held 6pm to 6:30 pm each of those nights. Swim team suits and other attire will be available for viewing, fi tting and ordering. If you can not make the registration night, you may still join by completing a registration form at the CRC front desk by June 8. Practice and meet times will be announced at the Registration Nights. If you have any ques-tions, check out the Racers website at www.roselleracers.org.

Being a member of swim team requires attending practices regularly. These practices help swimmers develop fundamental swimming skills, including four diff erent competitive swim strokes. Practices also involve endurance training which is great cardiovascular exercise! Swim meets take place on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings with a fantastic social network of families volunteering to ensure their success. The swim team is a great way to make friends and get fi t!

ID# DAYS TIME

20-9023-A Tu, Th, Sa 7:00-8:00 am

FEE: R $57/NR $72 per swimmer plus a $30 famly fee

Roselle Racers Pre Team (MRThe mission of the pre-team is to prepare swimmers to become members of the swim team in the subsequent summer swim season. This will be achieved through a comprehensive skill oriented approach that is sustained in a developmentally appropriate and supportive environment. Swimmers must have comfort with the water without fear of total body submersion and breath control. They must be able to perform fundamental skills used in the four swimming strokes: freestyle, backstroke, butterfl y, and breaststroke. Pre-Team mem-bers will be able to swim in selected exhibition events at Roselle Racers home meets. Pre-team Goals: • For swimmers to swim all four strokes with-out disqualifi cation• For swimmers to understand and apply the IHSA swimming rules and regulations• For swimmers to become swim meet ready• For swimmers to be able to perform legal turns and fi nishes

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ID# DAY DATE

20-1002-A M/W 6/14-7/5

20-1002-B Tu/Th 6/15-7/6

20-1002-C M/W 7/12-8/2

20-1002-D Tu/Th 7/13-8/3

ID# DAY DATE

20-1003-A M/W 6/14-7/5

20-1003-B M/W 7/12-8/2

Summer Preschool (CH)This summer time preschool class will be a sure way to brighten your child’s summer. Your child will spend the morning doing art projects, games, outdoor activities and much more with their friends. We emphasize fun and getting along with others in this camp! All children MUST be toilet trained.

WHO: 3yrs (by 1st class) – 5 yrs oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/16LOC: OakFEE: R $70 /NR $85TIME: 9:00-11:30 am

SUMMER

FUN BEGINS

HERE!

REGISTER NOW!


SUMMER 2010

2010 Play Ball USA Baseball Summer Camp...23Roselle Park District Summer Basketball Camp...23Tennis Camp...page 24Soccer Made in America Training Camp...25

Summer Preschool..page 20Summer Time Soon 2B3...page 20Little Tikes Day Camp...page 20Camp Laugh-A-Lot...page 21Counselor-in-Training...page 22Teen Travel Camp...22Lil’ Hitters Baseball Camp...page 23

Summer Time Soon 2B3 (CH) Get your little one ready for fall preschool! This summer time preschool class will be a sure way to brighten your child’s summer. Your child will spend the morning doing art projects, games, outdoor activities and much more with their friends. We emphasize fun, cooperation, and routine in this camp! All participants must be working towards toilet training, staff cannot change diapers.

WHO: 2yrs – 3 yrs oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 7/14LOC: ChestnutFEE: R $65 /NR $80TIME: 9:00-11:00 am ID# DAY DATE

20-1003-C Tu/Th 6/15-7/6

20-1003-D Tu/Th 7/13-8/3

Little Tikes Day Camp (CH)Little Tikes gives youngsters (and Parents) something to look forward to over the sum-mer! Featuring craft projects, gym activities, painting and outdoor play. There is some-thing for everyone. Participants need to bring a sack lunch and a drink everyday. All children MUST be toilet trained.

WHO: 3yrs (by 1st class) – 6 yrs oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/16LOC: OakFEE: R $110 /NR $125TIME: 9:00-1:00 pm

I CAN‛T WAIT FORSUMMER!

CAMP REGISTRATION

BEGAN FOR PRESCHOOL,

CAMP LAUGH A-LOT,

CIT AND TEEN TRAVEL CAMP

BEGAN APRIL 1- SIGN UP NOW!

CAMP ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE

20-5001-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/14-6/18 R $115/NR $130

20-5002-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/21-6/25 R $115/NR $130

20-5003-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/28-7/2 R $115/NR $130

20-5004-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/5-7/9 R $115/NR $130

20-5005-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/12-7/16 R $115/NR $130

20-5006-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/19-7/23 R $115/NR $130

20-5007-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/26-7/30 R $115/NR $130

20-5008-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/2-8/6 R $115/NR $130

20-5009-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/9-8/13 R $115/NR $130

Extended AM Care ID#*

DAYS TIME DATES FEE

20-5001-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 6/14-6/18 R $30/NR $45

20-5002-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 6/21-6/25 R $30/NR $45

20-5003-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 6/28-7/2 R $30/NR $45

20-5004-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 7/5-7/9 R $30/NR $45

20-5005-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 7/12-7/16 R $30/NR $45

20-5006-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 7/19-7/23 R $30/NR $45

20-5007-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 7/26-7/30 R $30/NR $45

20-5008-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 8/2-8/6 R $30/NR $45

20-5009-A M-F 7:00-9:00 am 8/9-8/13 R $30/NR $45

Extended PM Care ID#

DAYS TIME DATES FEE

20-5001-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 6/14-6/18 R $45/NR $60

20-5002-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 6/21-6/25 R $45/NR $60

20-5003-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 6/28-7/2 R $45/NR $60

20-5004-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 7/5-7/9 R $45/NR $60

20-5005-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 7/12-7/16 R $45/NR $60

20-5006-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 7/19-7/23 R $45/NR $60

20-5007-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 7/26-7/30 R $45/NR $60

20-5008-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 8/2-8/6 R $45/NR $60

20-5009-P M-F 3:00-6:00 pm 8/9-8/13 R $45/NR $60

*If registering for 2 days per week, please write the number 2 after the above ID (i.e, 20-5001-M2) and change the fee to R $50/NR $65. If registering for 3 days per week, please write the number 3 after the above ID (i.e., 20-5005-M3) and change the fee to R $72/NR $87. Be sure to indicate which days your child will be attending on your camper information sheet.

*If registering for 2 days per week, please write the number 2 after the above ID (i.e, 20-5001-A2) and change the fee to R $12/NR $18. If registering for 3 days per week, please write the number 3 after the above ID (i.e., 20-5005-A3) and change the fee to R $18/NR $27. Be sure to indicate which days your child will be attending on your camper information sheet.

*If registering for 2 days per week, please write the number 2 after the above ID (i.e, 20-5001-P2) and change the fee to R $18/NR $27. If registering for 3 days per week, please write the number 3 after the above ID (i.e., 20-5005-P3) and change the fee to R $27/NR $40.50. Be sure to indicate which days your child will be attending on your camper information sheet.

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Camp Laugh-A-Lot (TL)Camp Laugh-A-Lot includes a wide variety of children’s programs that combine education and fun, individual attention and group in-teraction. Camp will meet daily at the Clauss Recreation Center, with a new theme and related activities every week. The schedule includes fi eld trips, swimming, theme days, arts and crafts, games and a variety of other activities.

New for 2010: 2 and 3 day per week options are available! Registration must be accom-panied by full payment or Payment Plan Authorization/Registration. Please note a service charge of $5/month will be applied to all payment plans.

Children need to bring sunscreen, a lunch and a drink daily. Every camper receives a Roselle Park District camp shirt. Register early so you don’t miss out! Pick up a registration packet at the front desk today!

WHO: 5-12 yr. olds (must have had 5th birthday by start of camp)CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/40LOC: CRC

Have a ball this summer at the Roselle Park District

Summer CampsNEW FOR 2010

2 AND 3 DAY

OPTIONS

CAMP ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE

20-5001-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/14-6/18 R $150/NR $165

20-5002-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/21-6/25 R $150/NR $165

20-5003-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/28-7/2 R $150/NR $165

20-5004-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/5-7/9 R $150/NR $165

20-5005-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/12-7/16 R $150/NR $165

20-5006-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/19-7/23 R $150/NR $165

20-5007-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/26-7/30 R $150/NR $165

20-5008-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/2-8/6 R $150/NR $165

20-5009-T M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/9-8/13 R $150/NR $165

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Teen Travel Camp – NEW! (TL) Every day of camp is a new adventure! We will meet at the Clauss Recreation Center and leave shortly thereafter to our fi eld trip destination. This camp will visit bowling alleys, pools, amusement parks, and more. We will visit our very own Kemmerling Pool two days per week. Camp fees include transportation and admission fees. Please bring a non-perishable lunch to camp. Registration began 4/1.

WHO: Ages 12-15CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/12LOC: CRC

*If registering for 2 days per week, please write the number 2 after the above ID (i.e, 20-5001-T2) and change the fee to R $64/NR $79. If register-*If registering for 2 days per week, please write the number 2 after the above ID (i.e, 20-5001-T2) and change the fee to R $64/NR $79. If register-ing for 3 days per week, please write the number 3 after the above ID (i.e., 20-5005-T3) and change the fee to R $93/NR $108. Be sure to indicate ing for 3 days per week, please write the number 3 after the above ID (i.e., 20-5005-T3) and change the fee to R $93/NR $108. Be sure to indicate which days your child will be attending on your camper information sheet.which days your child will be attending on your camper information sheet.

NEW FOR 2010

2 AND 3 DAY

OPTIONS


SUMMER 2010

YOUTH CAMP

CAMP REGISTRATION

BEGAN FOR PRESCHOOL,

CAMP LAUGH A-LOT,

CIT AND TEEN TRAVEL CAMP

BEGAN APRIL 1- SIGN UP NOW!

Counselor-in-Training (TL) Are you too old for camp but not old enough to get a job? Are you look-ing for an opportunity to learn lead-ership skills that will help prepare you to get a job when you are old enough? Our counselor-in-training program may be just what you need! Counselors-in-training will work with Camp Laugh-A-Lot staff to lead activities, play games, and learn skills that will help prepare them for their fi rst job. Please fi ll out an application at the front desk. Like Camp Laugh-A-Lot, 2 and 3 day per week options are available. Registration fees are available with the application. Spaces are not guaranteed, so apply early for the best chances to become an offi cial CIT!

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Lil’ Hitters Baseball Camp (VO)Batter up! This program is the fun way to learn the basics of throwing, catching, and hitting for young T-ball stars. Players will develop confi dence and experience success in a supportive instructional environment learning age appropriate activities that develop arm strength, throwing accuracy, eye-hand coordination and power. Players should expect to perform stretching, run-ning, throwing, catching, and fi elding drills along with hitting off a tee. Bring your glove and a water bottle. Parents are encouraged to participate with the instruction. Only soft and wiff el balls are allowed in the class. This class is a great way to make your child’s t-ball experience more successful and enjoyable. Rained-out dates may be rescheduled for a diff erent day of the week or moved indoors.

WHO: Girls and Boys Ages 5-7CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10LOC: Clauss Ball FieldsFEE: R $34/NR $49

2010 Play Ball USA

Baseball Summer Camp (VO) Play Ball USA, the area’s premier baseball and softball training facility, is now off ering the following summer camp in Roselle for players ages 8-12 years old. The camp provides com-prehensive instruction covering all off ensive and defensive skills which target the players’ specifi c need for improvement. All camps are lead by Play Ball USA’s staff of professional instructors and will focus on building players’ skills and confi dence while having fun. Players are asked to bring their mitt and water bottle. Friday, July 16, will be make-up date in event of a rainout.

All camps include: * PBUSA Summer Camp T-Shirt * Progressive off ensive hitting and defensive fi elding drills * Baseball Specifi c Functional Fitness Routines * Skills Competitions.* Discount Coupons for PBUSA services WHO: Girls and Boys Ages 8-12CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/30LOC: Clauss Ball FieldsFEE: R $99/NR $114


Summer Basketball Camp (VO)Parents get your daughter or son out of the summer heat and humidity for a week while they learn the basic and advanced basketball skills needed to improve their game. Player’s afternoons will consist of stretching, learning the fundamentals, station work, contests, and scrimmages. Campers will be grouped by age and skill level. Each participant will receive a camp T-shirt and participation trophy. Please bring your age appropriate sized basketball.

WHO: Girls and Boys Ages 8-11CLASS MIN/MAX: 10-30LOC: CRC GymsFEE: R $105/NR $120

Second family child cost is $80, third child is $65. No refunds will be issued after fi rst day of camp. ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-3310-A M-Th 7/12-7/15 8:00 am-12:00 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-9999-A M-F 7/12-7/16 1:00-5:00 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-3101-A W 6/16-7/14 9:30-10:30 am

20-3101-B W 7/21-8/18 9:30-10:30 am


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Sports Camps

NEW!

Pirate Night (DK)

at Kemmerling Pool

Tuesday, July 20

5-7 pm

Ahoy matey! We have some fantastic prizes for you to enjoy if you can fi nd the hidden treasure!


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Youth Tennis

Camps at

Kemmerling

Summer Session 3 | WHO: Ages 8-12 CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8 LOC: Kemmerling Courts




ID# DAY TIME DATES FEE*

20-3702-A M-Th 9:00-9:55 am 7/6-7/15* R $55/NR $70

20-3702-B M-Th 10:00-10:55 am 7/6-7/15* R $55/NR $70

ID# DAY TIME DATES FEE

20-3704-C M-Th 11:00-11:55 am 8/2-8/12 R $55/NR $70

Youth Tennis Camps (VO)We are happy to announce our second season summer tennis camp schedule. One and two week sessions will be conveniently held at our Kemmerling Park tennis courts Mondays through Thursdays (except July 4th week*). Expert instruction for ages 8 thru 18 will be conducted with emphasis on learning the basics right through ad-vanced skills. Please bring your tennis racket. Fridays (or a diff erent day/time of the week) may be used for postponed classes.





* no class Monday, July 5, due to holiday weekend.


20-3701-A M-Th 9:00-9:55 am 6/7-6/17 R $55/NR $70

20-3701-B M-Th 10:00-10:55 am 6/7-6/17 R $55/NR $70


20-3701-C M-Th 11:00-11:55 am 6/7-6/17 R $55/NR $70


20-3702-C M-Th 11:00-11:55 am 7/6-7/15* R $55/NR $70


20-3703-A M-Th 9:00-10:30 am 7/19-7/22 R $45/NR $60


20-3703-B M-Th 10:30-12:00 pm 7/19-7/22 R $45/NR $60


20-3704-A M-Th 9:00-9:55 am 8/2-8/12 R $55/NR $70

20-3704-B M-Th 10:00-10:55 am 8/2-8/12 R $55/NR $70

Youth Tennis Camps at

Kemmerling Park

Tennis Courts

Ages 8-12

Ages 13-18

Adult Tennis at

Kemmerling Park

see page 45


SUMMER 2010

Tennis Camp

REGISTRATION FOR TENNIS

AND ALL SPORTS CAMPS

BEGINS WEDNESDAY MAY 12 !

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Soccer Made in America Training Camp (VO)The Soccer Made in America Training Camp off ers a fully integrated program of soccer techniques and tactics. The camp is designed to teach players proper technical skills while en-joying playing soccer. Professional clinicians will provide fi ve consecutive half-day sessions of soccer instruction and games. Players are divided into groups of ten or less according to abil-ity fi rst and age second. Beginning players will be introduced to the fundamental techniques and apply them in games. Intermediate players who have mastered basic techniques will be challenged to higher-level competition.

Players must bring their own soccer ball, shin guards, and water bottle. Each registrant receives a camp T-shirt, Certifi cate of Achievement, and participation in contests with awards given to winners on “Awards Day” Friday.

WHO: Girls and Boys Ages 4-17CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/50.

ID# DAY TIME DATES LOC FEE*

20-6969-A M-F 2:00-5:00 pm 6/14-6/18 Turner Park R $115/NR $130*

*Second family member fee is $99; third family member fee is $85


Learn to Sail – NEW! (TL) This Learn to Sail Program off ers a unique, family-friendly experience at an aff ordable price. Lessons are taught by Certifi ed Instructors and/or USCG Licensed Captains, and take place on-board a 30-foot sailboat. This hands-on curriculum is designed to work for all levels, so whether you’re brand new to sailing, or look-ing to build on previous experience, 3rd Coast Cruising has a place for you. You will set sail from DuSable Harbor, which is located at Lake Shore Drive and Randolph Street in downtown Chicago. After register-ing with the Park District, call 1 (866) SAIL3RD (724-5373) to schedule your lessons. Visit www.3rdCoastCruising.com for more information.

Choose which times work best for you. Classes run 7 Days a Week May -October:

M-F 6:30pm-9:30pmSa 10:00am-1:00pm OR 1:30-4:30pmSu 10:00am-1:00pm OR 1:30-4:30pm

2 Sailing Lessons, 3 hours each

WHO: Ages 11 & upID#: 20-2056-A DAY: Any TIME: As scheduled DATE: May-Oct LOC: DuSable Harbor (Lake Shore Drive and Randolph, Chicago, Illinois FEE: R $160/NR $175

Sports Camps/Summer Fun

“Stories and More at Kemmerling Park”

Roselle Library Youth Services Staff will share stories, songs, and verse under

the trees at Kemmerling Park. Drop-in, keep cool in the shade, bring a picnic

lunch, and relax after swim lessons

or before the pool opens!

Thursday, June 24 11:15 – 11:45 amThursday, July 22 11:15 – 11:45 am

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-1013-A M 6/21-8/16 9:15-9:55am

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-1015-A M 6/21-8/16 10:45-11:25 am

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-1014-A M 6/21-8/16 10:00-10:40 am

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-5130-A W 6/2-7/21 11:00-11:40 am

20-5130-B W 6/2-7/21 11:45-12:25 pm

FEE: R $47/NR $62 (for each class A and B)

20-5130-C W 7/28-8/18 11:00-11:40 am

20-5130-D W 7/28-8/18 11:45-12:25 pm

FEE: R $29/NR $43.50 (for each class C and D)

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-5120-A W 6/2-7/21 10:15-10:55 am

FEE: R $47/NR $62

20-5120-B W 7/28-8/18 10:15-10:55 am

FEE: R $47/NR $62

Fit Start – NEW! (TL)Fit Start is designed to develop and en-hance large motor coordination in young children. This is a parent-child program, encouraging healthy relationships be-tween parent and child. Children will learn how to build large motor skills, increase fl exibility and balance, acquire social skills, and develop a healthy self-image. We will have large mats and soft play gear set up for unstructured play – a great environ-ment to bond with your child. Drop in fee is R $3/NR $5.

WHO: Ages birth to 5 w/parentCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: GymFEE: R $15/NR 22.50

ID# DAY DATE

20-2046-A M 6/7-7/12

20-2046-B M 7/19-8/23


SUMMER 2010

Early Childhood Gymnastics (V0) All gymnastics classes are taught by the Gymkhana Gymnastics Club instructors. For all of the following classes, children should wear a T-shirt and shorts with socks, or a leotard and tights. Please note that these classes are taught at the Roselle Park District Clauss Recreation Center in the South Gym.

Parent & Tot Gymnastics: 2-3 years This exciting Pre-Gymnastics program will introduce 2-3 year olds to the early basics of gymnastics through tumbling and children’s apparatus skills. Body awareness and bal-ance will be developed through an “obstacle course” arrangement of mats, foam inclines, mail boxes, barrels, steps, beams and junior bars. One parent is required to attend with child.

WHO: 2-3 yrs. old with an adultCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12LOC: South Gym

Gymnastics I: 3-5 years (VO)This exciting Pre-Gymnastics program will introduce 3-5 year olds to the early basics of gymnastics through tumbling and children’s apparatus skills. Body awareness and bal-ance will be developed through an obstacle course arrangement of mats, foam inclines, mail boxes, barrels, steps, beams and junior bars.

WHO: 3-5 yrs. oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: South Gym

TOT ROCK! (CH)Music and fun for everyone! Parents and tots will boogie to the beat in this high-energy musical adventure! We will play with rhythm instruments like tambourines and maracas, share props like balls and beanbags, and explore sensory items like bubbles and feathers. In addition to improving your tot’s newly-acquired motor skills, we provide structured and unstructured time to encour-age socialization. Learn, dance, and play the Rock ‘n’ Kids way! www.rockitkids.com LOC: Thorndale Recreation Center – Heritage RmINSTRUCTOR: Rock-It Productions, Inc.MIN/MAX: 2/3 per districtAGE: Walkers – 20 months w/ parentFEE: R $57/NR $72 No class: 7/5

KID ROCK I & II (CH)The Kid Rock craze is sweeping the suburbs! Join this popular music and movement pro-gram and sing songs, dance to the beat, use rhythm instruments and props, and practice fi ne and large motor skills. While incorpo-rating various learning styles, we combine imaginative play with fun, while improving listening skills and encouraging socialization. Parents participate in Kid Rock I; parents only stay for the fi rst and last weeks in Kid Rock II. It’s music and fun rolled into one! www.rockitkids.com LOC: Thorndale Recreation Center – Heritage RmINSTRUCTOR: Rock-It Productions, Inc.MIN/MAX: 2/3 per districtFEE: R $57/NR $72 No class: 7/5

Kid Rock I (20-36 months w/parent)

Kid Rock II (2.5-4.5 years w/out parent)NEW FITNESS CLASS FOR

PARENT AND CHILD

Fall 2010

Preschool

Information

on page 34 Early Childhood Classes

Young Rembrandts

Cartoon Drawing Classes (DK)Learning to draw can be lots of fun! Espe-cially if we’re creating silly characters, funny expressions, and drawing sequences that tell jokes! This delightful program combines Young Rembrandts’ innovative step-by-step drawing method with light-hearted subject matters that engage children, their sense of humor and their vivid imaginations. Come join us, classes are 50 minutes, all materials are supplied. Giggles guaranteed. All new lessons, each session!

WHO: Ages 6-13CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/15LOC: Elm RoomFEE: R $46/NR $61

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-5140-A Sa 5/29-7/24* 9:00-9:40 am

FEE: R $47/NR $62

20-5140-B Sa 7/31-8/21 9:00-9:40 am

FEE: R $29/NR $43.50

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-5221-A M 6/28 5:15-6:10 pm

FEE: R $20/NR $30

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-4402-A W 6/9-6/30 5:00 -5:50 pm

20-4402-B W 7/14-8/4 5:00 -5:50 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-4403-A W 6/9-6/30 6:00 -6:50 pm

20-4403-B W 7/14-8/4 6:00 -6:50 pm


Gymnastics II: 4-6 years (VO)This class is a continuation of Gymnastics I and further develops gymnastics skills by introducing standard gymnastics equipment.Classes are held at Gymkhana Gymnastics Club, 1700 Tower Drive, Hanover Park.

WHO: 4-6 yrs. oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics Club *no class 7/3

Magic Class (DK)Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn fascinating tricks from the Magic Team of Gary Kantor! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more! While the tricks may appear diffi cult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided, and each child re-ceives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign-up for this class again and again since brand new tricks are always taught at each session! Classes are held at the Bloomingdale Park District’s Johnston Recreation Center, 172 S. Circle Avenue.

WHO: Ages 5-12CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/30LOC: Johnston Recreation Center

Young Rembrandts

Elementary Drawing Classes (DK)Let’s get ready to draw amazing things to-gether! Young Rembrandts’ innovative, step-by-step drawing method can teach any child how to draw – regardless of artistic ability, giving them skills to express their creativity that will last a lifetime. We provide all materi-als and brand new subject matter every week, ranging from animals, landscapes, still lifes, even art history. Our philosophy is to give children a very positive, nurturing envi-ronment, as we teach fundamental drawing techniques. You will see increased ability, self-confi dence and self-esteem. All new les-sons, each session!

WHO: Ages 6-12CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/15LOC: Elm RoomFEE: R $46/NR $61

Early Childhood Classes/Cultural Arts

IPRA Teen Canoe Trip (CH)

Wedneday/Thursday, August 11-12If you went on the “IPRA TEEN SKI TRIP”, then this is the trip for you! Park Districts from all over Illinois will be bringing teens for an exciting two days of canoeing and camping. This will be a two day, 2 ½ –3 hour canoe trip on a 21-mile scenic stretch. On the fi rst day, we will canoe approximately 12 miles and set up camp along the river. The fun continues with a cookout, campfi re, and activities. The second day will consist of breakfast, packing up camp, and paddling the fi nal 9 mile stretch. Price includes canoe rental, Food, a T-shirt, and tent Rental. The only gear you will need is clothes, a sleeping bag, eating utensils such as cup, plate, and silverware, and your sunscreen. Each participant receives a Black-hawk River Runs t-shirt! For more detailed information on this exciting trip, please contact Cristin Handlon at 630-894-4200 ext. 232.

WHO: Trip is open to Ages 12-18 CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/20 ID#: 20-5558-A DATES: 8/11-8/12 TIMES: 6:00am W -4:00pm Th FEE: R/NR $75

I

Aqua Volleyball Tournament

Ages 12-16 (DK)

Thursday, June 24

4-7 pm For more information

see page 15!

Visit page 6-10 to see more great events this summer!

Birthday Party Packages

at Clauss Recreation Center

Ages 3-10

Celebrate your child’s birthday at the Clauss Recreation Center and relax while our Birthday Brigade Hosts take care of the set-up and activities in the theme of your choice. And when it’s all over, leave the clean-up to them! Each 2-hour party includes 10 guests, 2 Birthday Brigade Party Hosts, party room, decorations, themed plates, cups and silverware. All you have to bring are any snacks and cake! The birthday child is FREE and additional guests are $5 each. To schedule your party, fi ll out a Birthday Party Reservation Form at least two weeks prior to your party date and submit it at the Clauss Recreation Center.

Fun N’ Games Friends and family alike will enjoy playing bozo buckets, pin the tail on the donkey, relay races, and more! Join us for fun indoor games that get everyone up and moving!R $105/NR $120

Safari AdventureIf your child loves animals, then this is the party for them. Our staff will lead exciting games and craft activities. We will even play animal charades!R $105/NR $120

Pirate Party Invite your child’s best mates on this pirate adventure. The birthday child will captain the ship as guests partici-pate in pirate games and crafts. Pirate themed prizes will also be given. R $116/NR $130

Princess ParadiseTreat your princess to a party of luxury. Enjoy dancing at the royal ball and games that every princess will enjoy! Each guest will make their own crown.R $116/NR $130

Party like a Rock StarHonor your child’s inner rock star with an air guitar contest, “Rocker Relays”, dancing, and other musical activities! R $105/NR $120

Choose Your Own ThemeIt’s your party, so you choose the theme! Party decorations and games will be provided by Birthday Brigade Staff to match your requests. We will do our best to honor all ideas and suggestions. R $130/NR $145

(630) 894-4200


SUMMER 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-4300-A1 Tu 6/1-7/6 4:00 pm-4:30 pm

20-4300-B1 Tu 6/1-7/6 4:30 pm-5:00 pm

20-4300-C1 Tu 6/1-7/6 5:15 pm-5:45 pm

20-4300-D1 Tu 6/1-7/6 5:45 pm-6:15 pm

20-4300-E1 Tu 6/1-7/6 6:15 pm-6:45 pm

20-4300-F1 Tu 6/1-7/6 7:00 pm-7:30 pm

20-4300-G1 6/1-7/6 7:30 pm-8:00 pm

20-4300-A2 Tu 7/20-8/24 4:00 pm-4:30 pm

20-4300-B2 Tu 7/20-8/24 4:30 pm-5:00 pm

20-4300-C2 Tu 7/20-8/24 5:15 pm-5:45 pm

20-4300-D2 Tu 7/20-8/24 5:45 pm-6:15 pm

20-4300-E2 Tu 7/20-8/24 6:15 pm-6:45 pm

20-4300-F2 Tu 7/20-8/24 7:00 pm-7:30 pm

20-4300-G2 Tu 7/20-8/24 7:30 pm-8:00 pm

Private Piano (DK)Private piano is an alternative to group instruction for the student who may be more comfortable in a private setting or has gone be-yond the group levels. Proper technique, music theory, ear training, and music reading are all emphasized. Thirty-minute private lessons are available for beginning through intermediate piano students between 4 pm and 8 pm.

WHO: Ages 5 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/1 LOC: Mulberry RoomFEE: R $130/NR $145

Piano Classes

are open to

children

and adults! Private Piano

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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS BALLET Ballet is the foundation of dance. Stu-dents will learn the basic positions and move-ments that are the building blocks essential to proper dance technique. Correct posture and technique will be emphasized. Ballet shoes are required.TAP Students will develop rhythm and agil-ity as they learn this dynamic form of dance. Instructor will teach the fundamentals of tap, including basic tap sounds and combinations. Students will also further develop skills in strength and speed. Tap shoes are required.JAZZ In our Jazz classes, instructors will emphasize body line, fl exibility, and isolations. Students will participate in warm-up exercises, across the fl oor progressions and combina-tions, as well as other skills. Through jazz, students will develop strength and style. Jazz shoes are recommended.HIP-HOP Dancers will increase their strength and style as they participate in this fast paced form of dance. Dancers will learn to isolate and “pop” each part of their body while listening to today’s latest music. Hip-Hop sneakers are recommended.COMBINATION CLASSES These classes pro-vide beginning dancers a broader sampling of dance by combining any two of the following disciplines: Ballet, Tap, Jazz. Instructors will emphasize positions, posture, body line, fl ex-ibility, and isolations. Students will participate in warm-up exercises, across the fl oor progres-sions and combinations, as well as other skills. Through combination classes, students will also increase their strength, style, and rhythm.

Dance Class Levels (DK)Level 1: No experience necessaryLevel 2: 1 to 2 full-consecutive years of experience or instructor recommendation.


CLASS AGE ID# DAY TIME DATE FEE

Ballet/Tap 1

WHO: Ages 3-6CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12*No Class 7/6 or 7/7

3-4 20-4072-A W 12:45 -1:25 pm 6/16-8/4* R $53/NR $68

4-6 20-4072-B Tu 4:30-5:10 pm 6/15-8/3* R $53/NR $68

Ballet/Tap

WHO: Ages 4-6CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12*No Class 7/7

4-6 20-4072-C W 1:30-2:10 pm 6/16-8/4* R $53/NR $68

Ballet/Jazz 1


4-6 20-4074-A Sa 9:30-10:10 am 6/19-8/7* R $53/NR $68

Jazz/Tap 1 WHO: Ages 4-6CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12*No Class 7/7 or 7/10

4-6 20-4076-A W 2:15-2:55 pm 6/16-8/4* R $53/NR $68

4-6 20-4076-B Sa 10:15-10:55 am 6/19-8/7* R $53/NR $68

Ballet 1


6-8 20-4001-A M 5:30-6:25 pm 6/14-8/2* R $70/NR $85

8-10 20-4001-B Sa 11:00-11:55 am 6/19-8/7* R $70/NR $85

Jazz 1


6-8 20-4021-A Sa 12:00-12:55 pm 6/19-8/7* R $70/NR $85

8-10 20-4021-B Tu 6:15-7:10 pm 6/15-8/3* R $70/NR $85

Hip-Hop 1


6-8 20-4011-A Th 5:30-6:25 pm 6/17-8/5* R $70/NR $85

9-12 20-4011-B M 4:30-5:25 pm 6/14-8/2* R $70/NR $85

Hip-Hop 2


8-12 20-4012-A Th 6:30-7:25 pm 6/17-8/5* R $70/NR $85

Roselle Park District Youth Dance

NEW Adult Dance Class

see page 45 for more details

Adult DanceNEW FOREVER YOUNG

DANCE CLASS SEE PAGE 45

FOR MORE DETAILS

Youth Gymnastics The Youth Gymnastics classes are designed to teach beginning through advanced gymnas-tics skills. Children develop body awareness, control, balance, fl exibility and strength. Children should wear T-shirt and shorts with socks, or a leotard and tights. All of the Youth Gymnastics classes are taught by Gymkhana Gymnastics Club instructors at the Gymkhana Gymnastics Club (GGC). The Gymkhana Gym-nastics Club is located at 1700 Tower Drive in Hanover Park.

Beginner Gymnastics (VO)Class is designed for children six years of age and older. Further development of strength balance and coordination, taught in the Pre-Gymnastics program, will be stressed through tumbling and basic apparatus skills.

WHO: 6+ yrs. old Boys OnlyCLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12

Advanced Beginner

Gymnastics (V0) These classes are designed for students who already possess basic gymnastics skills and are ready to move on to more challenging skills such as backbends and handstands. Instructor’s recommendation is required.

WHO: 6+ yrs. old CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics ClubTIME: All classes meet from 5:00-6:00 pm

Youth Intro to Golf (VO)This six class session taught by a Profes-sional Golf Association member will introduce students to golf skills, rules, and etiquette. Clubs will be available for use; however students are encouraged to bring their own. Practice balls are included in the fee. Rain dates will be rescheduled as time permits. Classes are held at the Green Valley Golf Range located at 26W101 Lake Street, Hanover Park.

WHO: Ages 9-16 CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10 FEE: R $95/NR $110LOC: Green Valley Golf Range

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-3776-A MWF 6/14-6/25 6:00-7:00 pm

20-3776-B MWF 7/12-7/23 6:00-7:00 pm

YOUTH TENNIS CLASSES (VO)We off er a wide array of tennis lessons and league play from ages fi ve to adult held at the Centre Court Athletic Club. From begin-ners to competitive adult leagues and all skill levels in between, you will fi nd Centre Court a top-notch indoor facility located at 1919 Walnut Street in Hanover Park. At the junior level, classes include Mini-Smashers, geared towards beginners ages 5-7, up to the Junior Excellence level for players ready for competitive drills and match play. We also off er adult classes for beginners and intermediate level participants in addi-tion to competitive singles and doubles leagues. Parents, if you have any questions in regards to which class best suits your child, please call Tim Clay, Director of Rac-quet Sports, at (630) 837-6300.

Anyone interested in tennis lessons and league play can stop by the Clauss Recre-ation Center for a list of classes or visit our website at www.roselleparkdistrict.com. We can also fax and e-mail information in regards to a description of classes off ered along with dates, times, and fees. Give us a call at 630-894-4200!

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ID# DAY DATE FEE

20-5150-A Tu 6/1-7/20 R $52/NR $67

20-5150-B Th 6/3-7/22 R $52/NR $67

20-5130-C Th 6/3-7/22 R $52/NR $ 67

20-5150-D Tu 7/27-8/17 R $35/NR $50

20-5150-E Th 7/29-8/19 R $35/NR $50

20-5150-F Th 7/29-8/19 R $35/NR $50

ID# DAY DATE FEE

20-5160-A Tu 6/1-7/20 R $52/NR $ 67

20-5160-C Tu 7/27-8/17 R $35/NR $50

Intermediate

Gymnastics (V0) Building on skills learned in the Advanced Beginner class, students learn more challeng-ing skills such as front/back walkovers and back handsprings. Instructor’s recommenda-tion is required

WHO: 8+ yrs. old CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics ClubTIME: All classes meet from 4:30-6:00 pm

ID# DAY DATE FEE

20-5170-A M 6/7-7/19 R $75/NR $90

20-5170-B M 7/26-8/16 R $39/NR $54


SUMMER 2010

Youth SportsSummer

Camps

beginning on

page 19

SUMMER REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 12, 2010

Shotokan Karate Program (VO)Through a variety of fun and creative activities, young children (5+) and adults will develop coordination, strength, and personal safety skills in a well-supervised setting. The self-assurance gained through Shotokan Karate helps foster a strong, positive self-im-age. The mental aspect involved in karate builds self-confi dence, control, and discipline. The physical aspect of this program is both enjoyable and benefi cial. Our program will give your child the lead she/he needs in developing memory and agility skills necessary to be successful in school and other sports, while improving overall muscle tone. Karate is ideal for adults as it releases tension and develops cardiovascular fi tness.

All classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale (6th degree black belt), four time National Champion, former U.S. team member, Karate National Coach, and National Faculty Member of ACEP (American Coaching Eff ectiveness Program). Classes are available in our area on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.

Anyone interested in tennis lessons and league play can stop by the Clauss Recreation Center for a list of classes or visit our website at www.roselleparkdistrict.com. We can also fax and e-mail informa-tion in regards to a description of classes off ered along with dates, times, and fees. Give us a call at 630-894-4200!

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Lil Kickers (VO)Parents will get a kick out of their child’s fi rst instructional soccer class. Emphasis will be placed on following directions and learning the basic skills of soccer all while having fun! Lead-up games involv-ing running, kicking, dribbling, and passing will be played weekly. Classes will be held outside, weather permitting. Children will need to wear plastic shin guards. Don’t forget to bring your size three youth soccer ball and water bottle. Classes may be moved indoors to the Clauss Recreation Center gym due to inclement weather or rescheduled for a day of the week other than Thursdays.

WHO: Ages 3-4 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 LOC: Waterbury

ID# DAY TIME DATE FEE

20-3225-A Th 5:00-5:50 pm 6/10-7/8 R $29/NR $44

20-3225-B Th 5:00-5:50 pm 7/15-8/12 R $29/NR $44

Big Kickers (VO)This class will prepare your child to play in our Mid-Suburban Soccer League. Emphasis will be placed on learning the basic skills, strategies and rules of soccer all while having fun! Lead-up games involving running, kicking, dribbling, and passing will be played weekly. Classes will be held outside, weather permitting. Class may be moved indoors to the Clauss Recreation Center gym in the event of inclement weather. Players will need to wear plastic shin guards. Don’t forget to bring your size three youth soccer ball and water bottle. Classes may be moved indoors to the Clauss Recreation Center gym due to inclement weather or rescheduled for a day of the week other than Thursdays.

WHO: Ages 5-6 CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12 LOC: Waterbury

ID# DAY TIME DATE FEE

20-3226-A Th 6:00-7:00 pm 6/10-7/8 R $33/NR $48

20-3226-B Th 6:00-7:00 pm 7/15-8/12 R $33/NR $48


Youth Sports

The Roselle Park District would like to

recognize the following Roselle Raptors, Youth

and Rookies Basketball Leagues volunteer

coaches for their contributions this past season: Chris Wagner, Gregg DeWaele, Joe Nocek, Joe Shepherd, Randy

Clark, Dan Sturino, David Vance, Joe Dugan, Larry Ruth, Gina Bogus, Mike Kuciver, Charlie Matson, Kurt Mueller, Jim Sullivan, Don Koch, Mike Patton, Terry Slater, Jerry Krokos, Lino Menconi,

Michael Harris, Ryan Jahaske, and BJ Perez. Over 220 girls and boys were given an opportunity to

participate thanks to your time and eff ort.

Fit Kidz – NEW! (TL)Kids will enhance self-esteem, concentration, coordination, balance, fl exibility and aerobic endurance in a fun environment. Par-ticipants will utilize a variety of equipment (balls, bands, Bosu, jump ropes, medicine balls, etc.) to increase their level of physical fi tness. Games, drills and relays will be a part of class.

WHO: Ages 6-10CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: GymFEE: R $30/NR $45

Fit 4 Life – NEW! (TL)Get fi t and have fun in this high-energy program that includes strength training, running, biking, jump rope and more. This class will foster coordination, balance, cardiovascular fi tness, muscular endur-ance and fl exibility in a non-competitive environment. Class will head outdoors as the weather permits.

WHO: Ages 11-15CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: GymFEE: R $30/NR $45

Fit 4 Life – NEW!


30-3201-Z Th 7:00-8:00 pm 9/10 FREE

Fencing (TL)This program is open to beginners and experienced fencers. Learn techniques and strategies from Vladimir Lapshin, who trained professionally in Russia for 12 years. Bouts will be supervised. Equipment is provided; just wear comfortable clothes and athletic shoes.

WHO: Ages 7-13CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15LOC: Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center (CRC), 505 N. SpringinsguthFEE: R $48/NR $63

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

Beginner

10-2045-A M 6/7-7/5 6:00-7:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $50

10-2045-B M 7/19-8/23 7:00-8:00 pm

FEE: R $42/NR $57

Advanced

10-2045-C M 6/7-7/5 7:00-8:00pm

FEE: R $35/NR $50

10-2045-D M 7/19-8/23 7:00-8:00pm

FEE: R $42/NR $57

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-2036-A Tu 6/8-7/13 5:00-5:45 pm

20-2036-B Tu 7/20-8/24 5:00-5:45 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-2037-A Tu 6/8-7/13 6:00-6:45 pm

20-2037-B Tu 7/20-8/24 6:00-6:45 pm


SUMMER 2010

Youth Fitness ClassesCheck out

NEW fi tness

class on pg 27

for parent/child

NEW YOUTH

FITNESS CLASSES

TRY SOMETHING NEW

THE SUMMER AT


NEW AQUA

VOLLEYBALL

TOURNAMENT

AGES 12-16

SEE PAGE 15 FOR MORE DETAILS

LEARN TO

SAIL

AGES 11 & UP

SEE PAGE 27

FOR MORE DETAILS

Check out all the

great camps being

off ered this summer

at the Roselle Park

District!

Fall Youth Soccer League (VO)

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Registering before the August 2 deadline does not necessarily guarantee a spot on a team due to maximum numbers established to form a team.


Fall Soceer League

Emphasis in the Mid-Suburban Soccer League is placed on individual instruction, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Teams will be based on approximately 12 to 15 players per roster depending on age groups. Waiting lists will be used until there are enough players and a volunteer head coach to form another team. Games are played on Saturdays against neighboring park districts. Competition will start September 11. Practices will be held during the week based on coach’s availability. Practices will start two weeks prior to game play dependent upon securing enough volunteer coaches. Parents will receive a call from their child’s coach once the team selection process is completed. Registering before the August 2 deadline does not necessarily guarantee a spot on a team due to maximum numbers established to form a team. The number of teams competing this fall out of the Roselle Park District is to be submitted to league offi cials on August 4 for scheduling purposes. It is imperative to register prior to that date! Registrations will be accepted on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis.

Volunteer coaches are always needed for this program. Please indicate on enrollment form if you would be able to manage a team. Also, please let our front desk staff know if you would be interested in coaching. If you are not familiar with the game of soccer, don’t worry, we can teach you everything you need to know.

DIVISION CUT OFF DATE: August 1, 2010Age of a child as of August 1, 2010, will determine at what level he/she will be eligible to play in this fall. ID# 20-3200-A U6 Division 5 years old (Co-ed) 20-3201-A U8 Division 6-7 years old (Co-ed) 20-3201-C U10 Division 8-9 years old (Co-ed) 20-3201-E U12 Division 10-11years old (Co-ed) 20-3201-G U14 Division 12-13 years old (Co-ed)

YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE FEE: R $63/NR $78 JERSEY ID: 20-3201-X JERSEY FEE: $20 (YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL)*. Roselle Park District jerseys are required and need to be ordered at the time of registration. These jerseys can be used season to season. Please specify shirt size on your registration form.

All registrations submitted from

August 2 on will be charged an additional ten dollars and, again,

players cannot be guaranteed a

spot on a team

REGISTER for the 2010-2011 Preschool Year

Soon 2B3 Preschool (CH)Age: 3 years by 1/1/11 and toilet trainingTeacher/Child Ratio: 1:8 LOC: Chestnut Room

ID# DAYS TIMES DATES Tuition for School Year30-1002-A M/W 9:00-11:00am 9/7/10-5/18/11 R $464/NR $50930-1002-B Tu/Th 9:00-11:00am 9/9/10-5/19/11 R $464/NR $509

3 Year Old Preschool (CH) Age: 3 years by 9/1/10 and toilet-trainedTeacher/Child Ratio: 1:9 Tuition forID# DAYS TIMES DATES LOC School Year30-1003-A Tu/Th 9:00-11:30am 9/7/10-5/19/11 Oak R $752/NR $79730-1003-B Tu/Th 9:00-11:30am 9/7/10-5/19/11 Elm R $752/NR $79730-1003-C Tu/Th 12:30-3:00 pm 9/7/10-5/19/11 Oak R $752/NR $79730-1003-D Tu/Th 12:30-3:00 pm 9/7/10-5/19/11 Elm R $752/NR $797

4 Year Old Preschool (CH) Age: 4 years by 9/1/10 and toilet-trainedTeacher/Child Ratio: 1:10

ID# DAYS TIMES DATES LOC Tuition for School Year30-1004-A M/W/F 9:00-11:30am 9/8/10-5/27/11 Oak R $1039/NR $108430-1004-B M/W/F 9:00-11:30am 9/8/10-5/27/11 Elm R $1039/NR $108430-1004-C M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 9/8/10-5/27/11 Oak R $1039/NR $108430-1004-D M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 9/8/10-5/27/11 Elm R $1039/NR $1084

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A Registration form, completed in its entirety, one of the three payment options forms, the child’s birth certifi cate and your $30 fee must be presented at the time of sign-up

QUESTIONS? Please contact Cristin at [email protected] call 894-4200 ext. 232

Start your child on the path to a successful school experience with the Roselle Park District’s preschool classes. Classes for three and four year-olds are designed to give your child the tools and experiences they need to assure a positive transition to Kindergarten and beyond. Preschool classes feature:

- A “learning through play” philosophy that encourages children to explore, discover, problem-solve and build self-esteem - Individual and group activities to develop social, emotional, language and cognitive skills - Developmentally appropriate themed activities - Field Trips and Special Guests - Gym time and outdoor play

REGISTER for the 2010-2011 Preschool Year The 2010-2011 school year begins the week of September 7, ends May 23 and follows the District 12 school calendar. All children enrolling in the Roselle Park District preschool must submit a current health record by the fi rst day of class. The 3 and 4 year old classes require a $50 activities fee that covers all fi eld trips, parties, and special preschool events though out the year.The non-resident tuition for the school year is an additional $45.

We off er three payment

options for this program.� Pay in full for the program at the time of registration� Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the park dis-trict to debit the monthly payment from your credit card. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month.)� Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the Park Dis-trict to debit the monthly payment from your checking account. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month.)


SUMMER 2010

2010- 2011 Fall PreSchoolRegister NOW

for 2010/2011

Preschool

School year!

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We off er three payment

options for this program.� Pay in full for the program at the time of registration� Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the park dis-trict to debit the monthly payment from your credit card. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month.)� Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the Park Dis-trict to debit the monthly payment from your checking account. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month.)


NEW Punch Cards!

Not sure about your schedule? Don’t know when you’ll

need to drop the kids off ? Or maybe you just want your

kids to have a great experience when they have a free day by

coming and hanging out with the Roselle Park District staff ?

Well now we have an option for you! The tuition for the school year covers staff costs, supply costs, and a snack in

the morning and afternoon. The child to staff ratio is 1:10.

WHO: Eligible Waterbury School and Spring Hill School StudentsClass Min/Max: 10/40 each location

Before School CareID# Days Times Location Tuition for School Year30-5000-A M-F 6:30-8:15 am Waterbury School R $883/NR $89830-5002-A M-F 6:30-8:15 am Spring Hill School R $883/NR $898After School CareID# Days Times Location Tuition for School Year30-5000-B M-F Dismissal-6pm Waterbury School R $2178/NR $219330-5002-B M-F Dismissal-6pm Spring Hill School R $2178/NR $2193BOTH Before and After School CareID# Days Times Location Tuition for School Year30-5000-C M-F 6:30-8:15am Waterbury School R $2808/NR $2823 and Dismissal-6pm30-5002-C M-F 6:30-8:15 am Spring Hill School R $2808/NR $2823 and Dismissal-6pm

Registration for the Club Kids Before/After School Program requires a com-pleted Club Kids Registration Packet. This packet includes the Park District registration form, emergency contact form, and payment plan information. Please call or come by the Clauss Recreation Center to request Registration Packets.

The Club Kids After School program is a cooperative eff ort between the Roselle Park District, School District 12 and School District 20. The Club Kids Program provides a fun, structured, safe, environ-ment for kids before and after school. Staff organizes daily activities including games, crafts, homework, quiet time, and athletic activi-ties. The program is run at Waterbury School and Spring Hill for the entire 2010-2011 School Season!

Parents can register their children for the before school program which operates daily from 6:30 am until the start of school, and/or the after school program which runs directly after school till 6:00 p.m. If you are registered in the after school program, many of the schools planned ½ days are also included. There is no separate registration required.

Club Kids is not held on days when school is not in session. The Roselle Park District off ers fun-fi lled activities, camps, and fi eld trips many of these days. Advanced registration at the Clauss Recreation Center is required for these activities and carries a separate fee.

Punch Cards!

Not sure about your schedule? Don’t know when you’ll

need to drop the kids off ? Or maybe you just want

your kids to have a great experience when they have a

free day by coming and hanging out with the Roselle

Park District staff ? Well now we have an option for you!

Punch cards run on 20-day increments. The cost for a

20-day punch card is the per hour fee. Punch cards are

good for one semester of school. There are no refunds

or exchanges if full punch cards are not used by expira-

tion date.

ID#

Type

Price

30-5003-A AM Care $138.80

30-5003-B PM Care $ 208.20

30-5003-C BOTH $ 347.00

Club Kids Before and After School Care GET READY FOR FALL NOW-TWO GREAT LOCATIONS

Waterbury School and Spring Hill School

Annual Membership Initial Rates Renewal Rates*

In-district Out-of-district In-district Out-of-district

Basic Adult (16 & Over) $174 $219 $149 $194

Basic Family (per person) 2 or more adults living in same household $164 $209 $139 $184

Basic Student*** (14-21 w/limited hours) $104 $149 $79 $124

Basic Senior (55 & Over) $134 $179 $109 $154

Basic Senior Couple (per person) $124 $169 $99 $144

Value Membership Mon-Fri 8:00am-3:00pm only $114 $159 $94 $139

3 Month Membership (with card) $65 $80 $60 w/card $75 w/card

Daily Fees per visit** $6 $8

Large Locker Rental**** $60/year $20 for 3 months

Small Locker Rental $30/year $10 for 3 months

ID Cards – All members will be issued a fi tness identifi cation card. Members will be required to scan in their card when using the Fitness Center or Open Gym. There is a $5 Replacement Fee for lost cards.*Renewal Rates are valid within 30 days of expiration. Members renewing an annual membership on or before their expiration date will receive the renewal rate and an additional month.**Daily Fees – Daily fees are accepted for use of the Fitness Center and Gym. The cost is $6R/$8NR per day. All daily fee users must be 16 years or older and have a waiver signed by a guardian 18 or older each visit. Daily fees are paid in the Fitness Center.***Student Memberships –14 and 15 year olds wishing to purchase a Student Fitness Membership must complete Fitness University prior to becoming a member.****Locker Rentals – If you do not choose to rent a locker, daily use of a locker is available at no charge. Please bring your own lock. All daily use locks must be removed when you leave the building.


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We off er decicated service, individualized attention and state-of-the art equipment. Our staff create safe, eff ective, individual programs with a positive experience

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FITNESS EQUIPMENT

RESISTANCE EQUIPMENT CARDIOVASCULAR EQUIPMENT

• 18 Cybex Machines • 4 Treadmills (Matrix, Precor, True)

• 1 Cybex Functional Trainer • 7 Elliptical Cross Trainers (Life, Precor, Sci-Fit)

• 1 Gravitron 2000 • 2 Step Machines (Precor)

• Dumbbells (3 lb - 100 lb) • 2 Recumbent Bikes (Cybex, Stex)

• Preacher Curl Bar/Bench • 3 Upright Bikes (Precor, True, Cybex)

• Smith Machine • 1 Concept II Rowing Machine

• Workout Benches

• Sit Up Board/Ab Rollers

• Roman Chair

• Stretch Trainer

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

BASIC MEMBERSHIP• Complete use of Fitness Center, track, and locker rooms• 1/2 price nursery punch card (for all members excluding those on a 1 Month Membership)• 20% discount on in-house fi tness classes (for all members excluding Value, Student, 3 Month, and 1 Month)• Free use of Gym when available• Equipment orientation with a certifi ed Personal Trainer• 3 Month Basic Membership also available

VALUE MEMBERSHIPAnnual Membership includes:• Use of Fitness Center Monday-Friday 8 am-3 pm• Equipment orientation or program design with a Certifi ed Personal Trainer• Complete use of running track and locker rooms

The Roselle Park District Fitnes Center has four *ADA accessible fi tness pieces of equipment. *The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Personal Training (TL)A personal trainer will design an exercise program tailored to your fi tness goals, while taking your health concerns into consideration. The trainer will also give you valuable training advice as well as the motivation to stick to your program. All initial annual fi tness members will receive a one hour personal training or equipment orientation with a certifi ed personal trainer. This service is available to initial 3 month members for a fee of $25 ($35 for non-members/daily fee users).

One-Nine Sessions - $35/sessionTen or More Sessions - $30/session

Personal Training is available to non-fi tness members for an ad-ditional charge of $10 per session. Please note that group training is also available. Additional information is available in the fi tness center.

Massage (TL)Massage has many benefi ts including stress reduction, increased circulation, improved health, reduced muscle soreness, and more! During your chair massage appointment, a licensed and certifi ed massage therapist will work on your back, arms, neck and/or shoul-ders to help you experience all of the benefi ts that massage has to off er. You will remain fully-clothed during your appointment.

Schedule your 10, 15 or 30-minute appointment at the fi tness desk today!

FEES: R $1 per minute / NR $1.50 per minuteBasic Fitness members receive a 20% discount.

Cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours in advance to avoid being charged.

Fitness University – NEW FORMAT! (TL)The fi tness center off ers student fi tness memberships to youths ages 14 and 15. In order to purchase a membership, all 14 and 15 year olds must attend Fitness University. This program involves meeting with a personal trainer for 2 sessions to learn about injury prevention, proper training techniques, basic anatomy, breathing, and more. Students will be evaluated by the instructor and will be given a certifi cate upon successful completion of the course. The certifi cate must be turned in to the fi tness center attendant when purchasing a membership. The fee is R $50/NR $65 per student.

Bring a friend and you will both get a discount.

FITNESS CENTER HOURS (June 1-August 31)REGULAR HOURSMonday - Friday: 5:30 am-9:00 pmSaturday: 7:00 am-4:00 pmSunday : 8:00 am-4:00 pmSTUDENT HOURSMonday - Thursday: 2:30-5:00 pm & 8:00-9:00 pmFriday: 2:30-9:00 pmSaturday & Sunday :1:00-4:00 pmVALUE MEMBERSHIP HOURSMonday - Friday: 8:00 am-3:00 pm

Closed Holidays: Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day

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Jazzercise (TL)New music, fresh moves, pure motivation…the world’s leading dance fi tness program off ers a blend of dance and exercise choreo-graphed to today’s hottest music including top 40 music, jazz, coun-try, fun, and classic. Jazzercise accommodates ALL fi tness levels, including low-impact options. It combines a great cardiovascular workout with resistance training and stretching that increases your strength, muscle tone, fl exibility, and balance with easy to follow moves. When you LOVE your workouts, results come easily-espe-cially at Jazzercise. Nursery Service is available for all classes for a small fee. For more information, please call Chris at (847) 217-1232

WHO: Ages 16 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 LOC: Gym/Maple

ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE*

Morning Sessions

20-2028-A Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 6/1-7/15 R $70/NR $85

20-2028-B Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 7/20-8/26 R $60/NR $75

Evening Sessions

20-2030-A Tu/Th 5:40-6:40 pm 6/1-7/15 R $70/NR $85

20-2030-B Tu/Th 5:40-6:40 pm 7/20-8/26 R $60/NR $75

*No basic member discount. Walk-in daily fee is $10.00.

Kickboxing (TL)Achieve the top notch physical condition of a professional kickbox-er or boxer without the bumps or bruises. Learn the techniques of boxing and kicking while participating in a fun and well supervised workout. This is a no contact program, but using your new skills for self-defense will be covered. Kickboxing uses every major muscle group of the body and is highly eff ective for developing cardiovas-cular fi tness and body fat reduction. All levels are encouraged to sign up.

WHO: Ages 15 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 5/20LOC: Maple


20-2033-A Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 6/8-7/13 R $60/NR $75

20-2033-B Th 7:45-8:45 pm 6/10-7/15 R $60/NR $75

20-2033-C Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 7/20-8/24 R $60/NR $75

20-2033-D Th 7:45-8:45 pm 7/22-8/26 R $60/NR $75

*No Basic Fitness Member discount or drop in fees allowed for this program.

Kickboxing 2x (TL)Achieve top notch physical conditioning in our kickboxing class off ered twice a week at a reduced price.

WHO: Ages 15 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 5/20LOC: Maple


20-2032-A Tu/Th 7:45-8:45 pm 6/8-7/15 R $102/NR $117

20-2032-B Tu/Th 7:45-8:45 pm 7/20-8/26 R $102/NR $117


Yoga (TL)This is a perfect total fi tness program resulting in overall improve-ment in your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. You’ll learn to relax your mind and have more body awareness through proper breathing practices, yoga postures, deep relaxation and meditation techniques. Emphasis is placed on developing and enhancing balance, fl exibility and strength. Enjoy our new extend-ed class format. Please bring a yoga mat and a 5 ft. blanket to class. Comfortable clothing is advised.

WHO: Ages 16 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 7/20 LOC: Sycamore


20-2019-A M 6:45-8:00 pm 6/7-7/12 R $66/NR $81

20-2019-B W 6:45-8:00 pm 6/9-7/14 R $66/NR $81

20-2019-C M 6:45-8:00 pm 7/19-8/23 R $66/NR $81

20-2019-D W 6:45-8:00 pm 7/21-8/25 R $66/NR $81


ID# DAY TIME DATES

Shoulders/Upper Back 20-2051-A Tu 6:30-7:30 pm 6/1

Abs, Core & More 20-2051-B Tu 6:30-7:30 pm 7/6

Arms Defi ned 20-2051-C Tu 6:30-7:30 pm 8/3

Sign up for all three sessions ID: 20-2051-D FEE: R $20/NR $30

Monthly Muscle Intensive – NEW! (TL)Join personal trainer Lou Heidenreich for an hour of great exercises that will target specific areas you want to work on! You can sign up for the one session that interests you, or you can sign up for all three and receive a discount. Learn proper technique and form that will help strengthen and shape your body.

FEE: R $8/NR $12 per session WHO: Ages 16 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/8 LOC: Fitness Center

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Beginners Tai Chi

20-2052-A Tu 9:00-10:00 am 7/6-8/10 R $40/NR $55

20-2052-B Tu 9:00-10:00 am 8/24-9/28 R $40/NR $55

Continuing Tai Chi

20-2052-C Tu 10:00-11:00 am 7/6-8/10 R $40/NR $55

20-2052-D Tu 10:00-11:00 am 8/24-9/28 R $40/NR $55


Discover the Secrets of Chinese Health Balls (TL)Discover the secrets of Chinese Health Balls; an exercise system that has been in use for 2,000 years.They can improve strength, fl exibility, dexterity and circulation in the fi ngers, hands and wrists. They can relieve joint stiff ness and soreness, relax muscles and joints. Their use can reduce the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, repetitive strain injury, rheuma-tism and arthritis. They are deeply relaxing, can help reduce stress, improve overall health, stimulate the mind and reduce your risk of cognitive decline, dementia and Alzheimer’s. Each class participant will receive one free set of Health Balls.

WHO: Ages 6 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: Sycamore


20-2047-A Tu 10:30-11:30am 6/22 R $20/NR $30


Tai Chi (TL)Tai Chi can reduce stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, anger and fear. It can increase energy, vitality, endurance, confi dence and concentration. In addition, Tai Chi can relieve arthritis and chronicpain, improve all bodily functions, balance the emotions, calm the mind, speed healing, strengthen and detoxify the body, strengthen the immune system, integrate the body, mind & spirit and allow you to achieve inner peace.


Falls? They Don’t Have to Happen To You (TL)Falls are the leading cause of injury death for Americans age 65 and older, and this year one in three people over that age will fall. Even those who are not injured may then develop a fear of falling whichmay cause them to limit their activities, reducing mobility and physi-cal fi tness, increasing the actual risk of falling. Learn the risk factors, causes and consequences of a fall; simple things you can do around the home and when out and about to reduce your risk of falling; what to do if you do fall; and what steps you can take to improve your balance.



20-2047-C Tu 9:00-10:00 am 6/22 R FREE/NR $5

*No Basic Fitness Member discount or drop in fees allowed for this program

Natural Energy Healing (TL)We all have innate healing abilities. In this class you will learn to tap into that inner wisdom and using the natural energy of the universe help yourself and your family; heal. This energy can help you to rees-tablish balance and harmony on the physical, emotional, and spiritual planes so that the natural function of your body is restored and its natural ability to heal itself is activated. This is a hands-onworkshop under the guidance of a Reiki Master Teacher and Qigong Instructor.

WHO: Ages 13 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8LOC: Chestnut


20-2047-B F 9:00 am-5:00 pm 8/27 R $157/NR $172


SUMMER REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 12, 2010

Fencing (TL)This program is open to beginners and experienced fencers. Learn techniques and strategies from Vladimir Lapshin, who trained pro-fessionally in Russia for 12 years. Bouts will be supervised. Equip-ment is provided; just wear comfortable clothes and athletic shoes.

WHO: Ages 13 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15LOC: Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center (CRC), 505 N. Springinsguth


Beginner

20-2045-E M 7:00-8:00 pm 6/7-7/5 R $35/NR $50

20-2045-F M 7:00-8:00 pm 7/19-8/23 R $42/NR $57

Advanced

20-2045-G M 7:00-8:00 pm 6/7-7/5 R $35/NR $50

20-2045-H M 7:00-8:00 pm 7/19-8/23 R $42/NR $57



20-2023-A Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 6/8-7/13 R $34.50/NR $49.50

20-2023-B Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 7/20-8/24 R $34.50/NR $49.50

*No drop in fees allowed for this program.

Belly Dancing (TL)Take your fi tness routine to a whole new level! Anyone can learn to belly dance, from the young to the young-at-heart. Have fun while learning to sway rhythmically, do hip lifts and bumps, and shim-mies. Discover how the oldest form of dance can energize your day. No previous dance experience is necessary.

WHO: Ages 14 and upMIN/MAX: 6/18LOC: Sycamore

Zumba (TL)Looking for a fun and exciting way to tone and sculpt your body? Here is your chance! Salsa, cha cha, merengue, hip rolls and shim-mies-put it all together with high energy Latin and international music and you’ve got Zumba! Our master instructor will guide you through a series of unique moves and combinations providing you with a great workout. No dance experience is necessary. Drop in rate is $10R/$13NR. WHO: Ages 18 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 5/8 LOC: Bloomingdale Park District, 172 S. Circle


20-2041-A Tu 6:00-7:00 pm 6/1-7/6 R $49/NR $64

20-2041-B W 6:00-7:00 pm 6/2-7/7 R $49/NR $64

20-2041-C Tu 6:00-7:00 pm 7/20-8/24 R $49/NR $64

20-2041-D W 6:00-7:00 pm 7/21-8/25 R $49/NR $64

*No Basic Fitness Member discount allowed for this program.

ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE*

20-2048-A M/W 10:15-11:15 am 6/7-7/14 R $60/NR $75

20-2048-B Tu/Th 10:15-11:15 am 6/8-7/15 R $60/NR $75

20-2048-C M/W 10:15-11:15 am 7/19-8/25 R $60/NR $75

20-2048-D Tu/Th 10:15-11:15 am 7/20-8/26 R $60/NR $75

20-2048-E F 10:15-11:15 am 6/11-7/16 R $30/NR $45

20-2048-F F 10:15-11:15 am 7/23-8/27 R $30/NR $45

*No drop in fees allowed for this program.

W.O.W. Women on Weights (TL)Strength training has been proven to benefi t all populations, from adolescent athletes to seniors. Women, in particular, see tremen-dous benefi ts from strength training. Traditionally, women relied on cardiovascular activity and a low calorie diet to change their physical appearance. Unfortunately, low calorie diets merely punish the soul and decrease the metabolism. Without including consistent strength training in our program, eff ecting change can be an impos-sible goal. Strength training is absolutely essential if we wish to create visual changes in our bodies, and we’ve discovered that the benefi ts of strength training extend far beyond the visual.

WHO: Ages 18 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 5/8 LOC: Fitness Center/Maple

AQUA CLASS PASS 2010

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20-2020-A M 9:00-10:00 am 6/7-7/12 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-B M 7:15-8:15 pm 6/7-7/12 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-C W 7:15-8:15 pm 6/9-7/14 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-D F 9:15-10:15 am 6/11-7/16 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-E M 9:00-10:00 am 7/19-8/23 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-F M 7:15-8:15 pm 7/19-8/23 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-G W 7:15-8:15 pm 7/21-8/25 R $45/NR $60

20-2020-H F 9:15-10:15 am 7/23-8/27 R $45/NR $60

Pilates (TL)Strengthen and lengthen your muscles while restoring the natural curvature of the spine with Pilates. All exercises are performed in a fl owing and graceful manner with the coordination of breathing. The workout off ers incredible body benefi ts, including dynamic fl exibility, muscular endurance and strength, balance, body awareness and coordination. Please bring a mat to class.

WHO: Ages 16 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/15 LOC: Sycamore/Maple


20-2029-A M 5:45-6:45 pm 6/7-7/12 R $45/NR $60

20-2029-B W 5:45-6:45 pm 6/9-7/14 R $45/NR $60

20-2029-C M 5:45-6:45 pm 7/19-8/23 R $45/NR $60

20-2029-D W 5:45-6:45 pm 7/21-8/25 R $45/NR $60

Spinning (TL) Cycling is an exciting way to workout! The workout is designed to enable all individuals to participate in a group exercise class with emphasis on individual performance. A typical class may consist of going up and down hills, climbs, sprints, or visualizing riding around a neighborhood or up a mountain. Spinning is a fun and eff ective exercise challenge and a great way to lose body fat. Please bring a towel and plenty of water.

WHO: Ages 18 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/7 LOC: Spin Room

Yogalates – NEW! (TL)Yogalates is a fusion of yoga poses and pilates exercises. This class focuses on total body stretching and strengthening while building core strength and improving posture. Yogalates helps improve bal-ance and fl exibility. Please bring a yoga/pilates mat to class.

WHO: Ages 16 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/15LOC: Sycamore No class July 7.


20-2055-A W 9:00-10:00 am 6/2-7/28 R $60/NR $75

PREMIUM CLASSESPremium Classes (Pilates, Spinning

and Yogalates) have a drop-in fee of

R $8 for residents and $12 for non-residents.

Save time and purchase a Premium Class Pass

good for ten classes and pay only R $80/NR $120.

Annual Basic Members receive a 20% discount off

of the Class Pass and the individual session fee of

premium classes.

Classes are subject to cancellation in the event of repeated low attendance. A class that does not meet its minimum on the fi rst

day of a new session will be cancelled. In addition, if a class averages less than its minimum for 2 consecutive

weeks it will be cancelled. The minimum required for Premium Classes is 4 participants.

Nursery ServiceThe Nursery is open for children 6 months - 10 years old. You can use the Nursery while you attend a class or workout in the Fitness Center. The parent or guardian must remain in the building while their child is in the Nursery.

NURSERY HOURS:M/W/F: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmTu/Th: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmSaturday: 9:00 am - 11:30 am

Fitness Members$2/hour for the fi rst child$1/hour for each additional childHalf hour: $ 1 per child

Non-Members$3/hour for the fi rst child$1.50/hour for each additional child

Try Aqua Exercise for FREE! Present this coupon to participate in an Aqua Exercise class free of charge! Both shallow and deep water options are available.All students should bring a towel and a water bottle to class.Coupon valid only for the fi rst week of classes each session: 6/14-6/18 & 7/12-7/16. See Aqua Exercise schedule on page 20 for specifi c days and times.


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20-2053-A Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 6/8-7/15 R $60/NR $75

20-2053-B Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 7/20-8/26 R $60/NR $75

20-2053-C M/W 6:00-7:00 pm 6/7-7/14 R $60/NR $75

20-2053-D M/W 6:00-7:00 pm 7/19-8/25 R $60/NR $75

20-2053-E Sa 9:15-10:15 am 6/5-7/17 R $30/NR $45

20-2053-F Sa 9:15-10:15 am 7/24-8/28 R $30/NR $45

P.U.M.P. – Pursuing Ultimate Muscle Power (TL)This class will give you a total body workout that will be both challenging and invigorating. With the use of barbells,you will target all major muscle groups in the body through an intense workout.

WHO: Ages 16 and up No class July 3.CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/18 LOC: Maple

Back to Basics (TL)This class is a lighter, low impact class designed for those just begin-ning an exercise program. You’ll begin the class with a nice and easy warm-up to awaken your muscles. Resistance training follows the cardio portion of class. This is the perfect class for the beginner or the deconditioned participant. A 2 day per week option is available for R $42/NR $57



20-2027-A M/W/F 10:05-10:55 am 6/7-7/16 R $63/NR $78

20-2027-B M/W/F 10:05-10:55 am 7/19-8/27 R $63/NR $78


20-2026-A Tu/Th 6:50-7:35 pm 6/8-7/29 R $80/NR $95


20-2035-A M 6:00-7:00 am 6/7-7/12 R $30/NR $45

20-2035-B W 7:30-8:30 pm 6/9-7/14 R $30/NR $45

20-2035-C M 6:00-7:00 am 7/19-8/23 R $30/NR $45

20-2035-D W 7:30-8:30 pm 7/21-8/25 R $30/NR $45

Express Workout (TL) Need a fast and eff ective workout? This 45 minute class will sculpt your problem areas using tubing, body bars, medicine balls, hand weights, resist-a-balls, hula hoops and fi t disks to tone and train those stubborn body parts in a fun and challenging way! For those of you short on time, this class is the perfect choice! Please come ready for class warmed up and ready to train!

WHO: Ages 16 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15 LOC: Maple

A Run in the Park – NEW! (TL)Get out and enjoy the beautiful summer weather while increasing your fi tness level and visiting diff erent parks in Roselle. We will meet in the lobby at Clauss Recreation Center the fi rst week, and each week thereafter we will be meeting at diff erent parks around town. On occasion, we will have special guests talk to the group about informa-tion such as shoe selection, nutrition, injury prevention, conditioning, and more. When the weather is questionable, we will meet at Clauss and run on the indoor track or in the fi tness center. Get fi t and enjoy the camaraderie while running through the parks!

WHO: Ages 16 and upCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: Roselle Parks

STANDARD CLASSES

Standard Classes (P.U.M.P., Express Workout,

Back to Basics, and A Run in the Park have a

drop-in fee of R $5.50/NR $8.25. Save time and

purchase a Standard Class Pass good for 10

classes and pay only R $55/NR $82.50. Annual

Basic Members receive a 20% discount off of the

Class Pass and the individual

session fee of standard classes. Classes are subject to cancellation in the event of repeated

low attendance. A class that does not meet its minimum on the fi rst day of a new session will be cancelled. In addition, if a class

averages less than its minimum for 2 consecutive weeks it will be cancelled. The minimum required

for Standard Classes is 6 participants.


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Adult Intro to Golf (VO)This six week course will be taught by a Professional Golf Association member. Beginners and advanced students will learn the proper techniques in making a full swing as well as chipping and putting. Also, golfi ng etiquette will be discussed. Clubs will be available for use; however students are encouraged to bring their own. Practice balls are not included in the fee. Classes are held at the Green Valley Golf Range located at 26W101 Lake Street, Hanover Park.

WHO: Adults 16 yrs-adult *No class held on 7/3.CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/10 FEE: R $95/NR $110

new! Adult Tennis Lessons (VO)Take your game to the next level as we introduce our new adult tennis lessons program conveniently held evenings at the Kemmerling Park courts. Improve your basic skills and learn advanced techniques. Please bring your tennis racket. Fridays (or a diff erent day/time of the week) may be used for postponed classes.

SUMMER SESSION 1WHO: Ages 18+ LOC: Kemmerling CourtsCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8 FEE: R $18/NR $27

SUMMER SESSION 2WHO: Ages 18+ LOC: Kemmerling CourtsCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8 FEE: R $36/NR $51

Private/Semi-Private

Ballroom Dance Lessons (DK) Private dance lessons provide customized personal attention. They are most commonly taken in conjunction with group lessons to clean up your dance steps or to learn to dance more quickly for a special occasion or for personal satisfaction. Singles, couples, or small groups pay the same hourly rate. Lessons are 1 hour in length and fee is per lesson. There is no charge to register and be contacted about available times. Once registered, you can purchase as many tickets as you would like for lessons scheduled throughout the current session.

WHO: AdultsCLASS MIN/MAX: 1/8

To be contacted to schedule your lessons complete a registration form including the names of all the people intending to take the lesson and the ID#: 10-4100-REG.

To purchase a lesson ticket to be used at the agreed upon date and time, please pay at the front desk during regular front desk hours prior to your lesson. FEE: R $40/NR $40.

NEW DANCERS- Sign up today and receive a discounted rate of R $20/NR $20

for your fi rst lesson!

NEW! Forever Young Dance (DK)This class has been designed for adults who want to dance again or are dancing for the fi rst time! Class time is student driven and style emphasis will be discussed with instruc-tor the fi rst week of class. It’s never too late to dance!

WHO: Ages 18 and up * No Class 7/6CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12LOC: Sycamore TIME: 5:15-6:10 pmFEE: R $40/NR $55

ID# DAYS TIME DATES

20-3775-A W 7:00-8:00 pm 6/16-7/21

20-3775-B* Sa 3:00-4:00 pm 6/12-7/24

ID# DAYS TIME DATES

20-3705-A Tu/Th 6:30-7:30 pm 6/15 & 6/17

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20-4033-A Tu 6/15-6713*

20-4033-B Tu 7/20-8/3


ID# DAYS TIME DATES

20-3705-B Tu/Th 6:30-7:30 pm 7/13-7/22

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Fall Softball Leagues (VO)The Roselle Park District is excited to announce that registration is now being accepted for our 2010 fall softball leagues. Captains can register their team with a $75 refundable forfeit fee payment. Returning summer teams will have priority in regards to fall league sign-up. Forfeit fee payment will hold a team’s spot in the fall league. The $75 will be refunded following playoff s in the event the team does not forfeit a game or drops from the league prior to the season starting. Both regular season and playoff champions will receive prize money. Register early as leagues fi ll up fast! Team fee is $625 for non-resi-dent team; $575 for resident team. Team fee does not include forfeit fee.

Due to the unpredictable nature of fall weather, postponed games may be rescheduled for Tuesday and/or Friday nights.

Men’s 16” Softball League ID# 20-3600-AMonday nights with game times at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 pm. Season tentatively sched-uled to begin August 23rd.

Men’s 12” Softball League ID# 20-3601-AWednesday nights with game times at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30pm. Season tentatively sched-uled to begin August 25th.

Men’s 12” Softball League ID# 20-3601-BThursday nights with game times at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30pm. Season tentatively scheduled to begin August 26th.

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WANT TO GET AWAY?

We’ll drive!Get out and enjoy one of

these great trips this season!

TRANSPORTATION: Unless otherwise noted, all trips depart from the Roselle Park District Clauss Recreation Center at the time below with additional stops at Medinah and Bloomingdale Park Districts.

Walk-N-Talk (DK)Inviting all active older adults to spend Monday morning at the Clauss Recreation Center! Walk on our indoor track from 9:30-10:00 a.m., and then join us for coff ee in the Maple Room. Once a month we’ll play Bunco and have lunch together. Participants are asked to take turns bring-ing treats, and on Bunco Day (fi rst Monday each month), everyone brings a lunch, or buys their own if we order out. Join us and meet new friends!

LOC: Track/Maple RoomID #: 20-7100-A DAY: M TIME: 9:30 am DATE: 6/7-8/30 FEE: No charge!


ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-A W 6/23 10:15 am-4:15 pm

FEE: R $55/NR $70

“Sugar” (DK) Jump start your morning by spending the day at Drury Lane Theater in Oak Brook. We will enjoy a nice lunch followed by the play “Sugar.” “Sugar” is the latest treasure from the musical theater archives that will reap the benefi ts of the Jim Corti “magic.” This show is based on the movie Some Like it Hot.

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 5/7 per district LOC: Drury Lane, Oak BrookREGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 11, 2010

Chicago History Lunch Cruise (DK) Get the chance to meet new people and spend the afternoon on the Chicago History Lunch Cruise in downtown Chicago. This trip will include a lunch buff et as well as a narration of Chicago’s world-famous skyline

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 5/7 per district LOC: Chicago, ILREGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 23, 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-C W 7/14 10:30 am-4:45 pm

FEE: R $69/NR $84

A Day in Oak Brook (DK) Spend the day with us touring some of the great history of the Oak Brook area as we travel to see Mayslake Hall at the Mayslake Peabody Estate, the mansion of former coal baron Francis Stuyvesant Peabody. We will also take time out to visit the Grau Mill and Museum, a living history museum relating the story of the pioneers who settled the area. Lunch is included in our day in the Oak Brook area and is on your own.

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 5/8 per district LOC: Oak Brook, ILREGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 16, 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-B W 6/30 10:00 am-3:45 pm

FEE: R $19/NR $28.50

Jewels Along the Lake (DK)Join us for a great summer trip to the North Shore as we enjoy a winding tour of the lakefront along Sheridan Road that off ers stunning views of the lake, breathtaking homes and architectural sites of interest. We will visit and tour the Grosse Point Lighthouse, the Baha’i House of Worship and Gardens, and the Spice House, a landmark, world renowned spice merchant retailer. There will be time for lunch as well at the Great Harvest Bread Company, where a behind the scenes tour gives us an idea of bread making at its best.

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 4/8 per district LOC: Evanston and Wilmette, ILREGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 14, 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-D W 7/28 8:30 am-3:45 pm

FEE: R $39/NR $54

Roselle Park Ditrict Adult Trips


SUMMER 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-E W 8/4 9:00 am-5:00 pm

FEE: R $25/NR $37.50

Potawatomi Bingo Casino (DK) Feel the energy and prepare yourself for big-time fun with a broad lineup of games like blackjack, craps, roulette, bingo and more than 3,100 slot machines! With all of these gaming opportunities, there’s no doubt you’ll fi nd your lucky slot or table. Fee includes round trip transportation in a coach bus, a buff et lunch, and $10 in free slot play!

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 12/16 per district LOC: Milwaukee, WIREGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 14, 2010

Lake Geneva Lunch Cruise (DK) Lake Geneva Cruise Line takes pride in off ering quality service and outstanding meals on all its meal tours. The luncheon tour aboard the Grand Belle of Geneva is no exception as we will enjoy delicious Chicken Cordon Belle and chef-chosen side dishes. During this 2-1/4 hour narrated tour, the Captain provides all of the interesting history of Geneva Lake’s “rich and famous”. We will also have some time to shop after the cruise.

WHO: AdultsTRIP MIN/MAX: 4/7 per districtLOC: Lake Geneva, WIREGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 28, 2010

ID# DAY DATE TIME

20-7000-F W 8/18 9:00 am-5:30 pm

FEE: R $60/NR $75

Atlantic City, Philadelphia, New York City (DK) Come join us and Diamond Tours to get the chance to see 3 diff erent cities. We will be traveling from Saturday, October 16-October 22. For an incredible value of $644.00 per person (non-residents are $684.00 per person) prices are based on double occupancy. For this great price, you will receive the following:

- Motor coach transportation (video-equipped, restrooms, overhead storage, bus is guaranteed to be younger than 3 years old) to and from the Bloomingdale Park District. - 6 nights of lodging, including 3 consecutive nights at an Atlantic City Casino Hotel - 9 meals including : 6 breakfasts and 3 dinners - Guided tour of New York City, “The Big Apple!” See Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Wall Street, Central Park, and more! - Guided tour of Philadelphia, “America’s Birthplace.” See the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Penn Landing, South Street, and more! - Visit Atlantic City and receive a $30 casino bonus! - And much more!

Your detailed itinerary is available at the Roselle Park District front desk and online at www.roselleparkdis-trict.com. A $75.00 deposit is due upon registration, and PLEASE NOTE: that amount is non-refundable af-ter October 2, 2010. Trip cancellation insurance is available and encouraged to off er you protection should you need to cancel after October 2, 2010. FINAL PAYMENT is due on August 10, 2010. Information on the insurance is distributed along with the detailed itinerary at the Roselle Park District front desk. Diamond Tours, Inc. will greet the group at the various destinations, and then proceed with guiding the tours. A park district representative will assist in managing the trip.

WHO: Adults *Fees are per person. TRIP MIN/MAX: 17/17 per district LOC: Atlantic City, Philadelphia, New York City REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 10, 2010

ID# DAYS DATES

20-7000-G Sa-F 10/16-10/22

*Fees are per person.FEE: Single: R $913/NR $953 Double: R $644/NR $684Triple: R $624/NR $664

Roselle Park District Adult Trips

Senior Splash Bash

At Kemmerling Pool (DK)

Wednesday, June 30

4-6 pm

Calling all adults ages 55 & over! Join us at the pool for an event just for you! Receive free ad-mission to the pool and access to equipment for games in the Active Adult Area in Kemmerling Park. Resources will also be available for other adult activities and events in the community.

THIS EVENT IS FREE FOR ALLSENIORS

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Roselle Park District Patron Code of Conduct

The Roselle Park District is committed to providing a safe, clean and fun environment for all participants and guests. By doing so, patrons are required to act appropriately and respectful of others at all times when using Park District parks and facilities. Persons using Roselle Park District facilities are expected to behave in a mature and responsible manner. The Roselle Park District Code of Conduct does not permit language or any action that may hurt or frighten another person or that falls below a generally accepted standard of conduct. Directions issued by Park District staff must be followed at all times.

Roselle Park District Patron Code of Conduct

• Harassment or intimidation using words, gestures, body language or menacing behavior • Physical contact with another individual or staff member in an angry, violent or threatening manner • Any demonstration of sexual activity or sexual suggestiveness • Carrying or concealing weapons or devices that may be used as a weapon • Use or possession of illegal chemicals or alcohol on Park District property without proper permits

• Abuse of Park District equipment, sup-plies and property. • Smoking and loitering inside or outside Roselle Park District facilities/grounds • Theft of services • Continuous poor sportsmanship or overaggressive competitiveness from players or spectators

• Any other unacceptable behavior including inappropriate dress. Roselle Park District staff are eager to be of assistance. Members, guests and partici-pants should not hesitate to notify staff when assistance is needed.

Any violation of these guidelines may result in: a verbal warning, a written warning, immediate removal from the facility, suspension from Park District property, suspension of membership for a designated period of time or revocation of membership. The Roselle Park District will investigate all reported incidents on a case by case basis.


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Harris is proud to sponsor the Roselle Park District and many other community organizations.

Interested in renting and/or using the RPD Baseball/Softball Fields?

Baseball/Softball fi eld requests will be reviewed and processed beginning April 15!

The Roselle Park District has rental space available for individuals, clubs, organizations or groups. Perfect for bridal showers, seminars, family reunions, retirement parties and more! See page 54 and 55 for more information on facility rentals!

For more information call (630) 894-4200

The facility reservation form(s) are downloadable from the RPD website!

New! Birthday Party Packages

at Clauss Recreation Center

Ages 3-10

5 Birthday Themes

See page 30 for more details

Facility Rentals

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Interested in renting and/or using the RPD Baseball/Softball Fields?

Baseball/Softball fi eld requests will be reviewed and processed beginning April 15!


SUMMER 2010

BIRTHDAY

PARTIES

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CHECK IT OUT!

WDSRA

The Western DuPage Special Recreation Association (WDSRA), in cooperation with the Roselle Park District, off ers a vari-ety of fun and educational programs and services for individuals with special needs. With caring, dedicated and trained staff , WDSRA provides more than 1,500 programs, trips and special events year round to children and adults with disabilities. If you would like more information about WDSRA services and programs visit our website at www.wdsra.com or call (630) 681-0962.

Special Recreation

The benefi ts of recreation extend far beyond the soccer fi eld or the dance fl oor. The skills that are learned and practiced in leisure pro-vide a tremendous foundation for life. For an individual with a dis-ability, recreational activities can improve self-confi dence, provide socialization opportunities, and reinforce a sense of teamwork and tolerance. They can establish friendships and gain social indepen-dence. The benefi ts are endless!

Volunteers / Part Time Staff

We are looking for caring people with a desire to give a little. Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety of programs from sports to crafts to special events. Our programs are fun and exciting. Sign up by yourself or with a friend. Hours are fl exible, training is provided, and the benefi ts are many. For an application visit our website at www.wdsra.com.

WDSRA Programs

WDSRA off ers a wide range of programs to reach a variety of interests. • Camps • Overnight Camps • Dance • Swim Lessons and Team • Drama • Destination Trips • Music • Wheelchair and Adapted Sports • Bowling • Special Olympics • Social Clubs • Special Events . . . and much more!

Inclusion Services

WDSRA also off ers inclusion services for those wishing to participate in regular park district programs but may need assistance. Inclu-sion is designed to provide the least restrictive environment while providing the maximum opportunity to participate in a program. There is no charge for WDSRA’s support. If you would like assis-tance, please indicate that special accommodations are needed on the park district registration form. If you have questions, contact WDSRA at 630-681-0962. Two-week advance notice is requested for inclusion support.

Roselle Park District and the ADA

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimina-tion on the basis of a disability. The Roselle Park District will make reasonable accommodations in recreations programs to enable participation by an individual with a disability that meets essential eligibility requirements for that leisure program and facilities. If you have questions or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against by the park district, please contact the Roselle Park District Director at (630) 894-4200 ext. 228. Those who use the Telecommu-nications Device for the Deaf may reach the park district by calling (800) 526-0844.

Western DuPage Special Recreation Association630-681-0962

www.wdsra.com


ID# DAY/ TIME DATES

20-6535-A Th/7:00 pm May 2010-May 2011

Upcoming events:The spring plant sale is scheduled for May 8th at the Clauss Recreation Center. Stop by and shop for your garden or for Mother’s Day.

Two convenient ways to shop: � Pre-order or � Shop the day of the plant sale Pre-order forms are available at the Clauss Recreation Center, the Roselle Library and at the Village of Roselle. Last day to preorder is April 17.

The Roselle Garden Club will be lending a hand at the Family Fun Fest coming up May 15. Free activity for the kids!GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS WILL HELP FAMILIES MAKE PINECONE BIRDFEEDERS AT TURNER PARK.

Garden Club members will walk in the Rose Parade on June 6. We hope to see you there.

Look for our summer projects throughout town

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Garden Club (MR)The Roselle Park District Garden Club was established in April 2008 and was created to off er area gardeners the opportunity to gain more knowledge relating to cultivating gardens and landscapes, to give gardeners the opportunity to share their gardening skills and to encourage a greater sense of pride for community projects!

Benefi ts of being a Garden Club

member include:

• Horticultural presentations, both in-house and through outside speakers. • Periodic garden related outings to local public and private gardens, arboretums and nurseries. • Club sponsored plant sales and plant swaps. • The chance to improve your community. • Friendship and camaraderie with gardeners who share your enthusiasm.

Monthly meetings are held at the Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr, Roselle, Illinois 60172

WHO: 18 and ove FEE: R $24/NR $39MIN/MAX: 4/20 This is a yearly fee

Roselle Park District Garden Club


SUMMER 2010

Mark Your Calandars

LOOKING AHEAD

GARDEN CLUB GARAGE SALE: APRIL 30 AND MAY 1

MAY MEETING: MAY 6PLANT SALE: MAY 8

SPRING FAMILY FUN FEST: MAY 15ROSE PARADE: JUNE 6

UPCOMING PROJECTSDATES TO BE DETERMINED

• WINE BOTTLE PLANT NANNY PROJECT• GAZING BALL PROJECT

• SNOWMEN WREATH PROJECT• VICTORY GARDEN PLANNING AND

PLANTING• ROSELLE VILLAGE HALL

‘RAIN GARDEN’ CONSTRUCTION AND PLANTING

The Roselle Park District Garden Club Garage Sale: Friday, April 30th

8:30 am to 3:00 pm and Saturday, May 1st 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

633 White Oak Dr. Roselle

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CHECK OUT PAGE 6 AND 7 FOR 2010 DOG PARK EVENTS!

POOCH PERMIT2009-2008

www.roselleparkdistrict.com

Dog Park at Odlum Park (PK)

Pooch Permit:

ID#: 20-9907-DResident: $25 First Dog, $10 Additional DogsNon Resident: $40 First Dog, $15 Additional Dogs

Location: Corner of Travis Parkway & Ryan RdDIRECTIONS from Lake Street, take Rodenburg Rd. North to Travis \ Parkway(past Central), turn left (West) on Travis and follow street to Ryan Rd. near the Schaumburg Metra Station.

Bring your dogs to get off leash, and play/socialize with

other dogs. An annual Pooch Permit allows you and your canine companion to enjoy

Roselle’s fi rst dog park!

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Roselle Park District Dog Park


Registration

*Registration fees are non-refundable, non-transferable and are not prorated. A signed liability waiver, submission of current vaccinations and verifi cation of physical condition (rabies, distemper, kennel cough/bordetella and parvovirus) are required to be on fi le to obtain a pooch permit. More in-formation, including rules and the pooch permit applications can be found on our website at www.roselleparkdistrict.com.

At the time of registration, participants will receive a copy of the rules, membership card, and lanyard. The membership card and lanyard must be with owner at all times. The annual membership fee is $25 per resident dog and $40 per non-resident dog. In order to register, individuals must bring a copy of each dog’s immunization records (Rabies – certifi cate from the county, Distemper, Parovirus, and Bordetella) to the park district. We want to provide those who have purchased the pass a fun and safe environment! Dog owners not complying will be subject to fi nes of up to $1,000. Periodic monitoring and surveillance will be conducted by the Roselle Park District and the Village of Roselle Police.

A new membership purchase will be valid until June 30, 2011 IT IS TIME TO

RENEW PERMIT

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Facility Rental

Reservation Intervals

Facility rental requests are reviewed/pro-cessed according to the Roselle Park District program schedule. Since a majority of our facilities experience heavy usage with our various programs, these take fi rst priority. Once our seasonal program space is re-served, then an accurate level of availability with Clauss Recreation Center and Turner Park facilities can be determined. Therefore, the following are the earliest dates that facility rental requests can be reviewed/processed by season:

Winter/Spring (January 1-May 31) November 1Summer (June 1-August 31)April 1Fall (September 1-December 31) July 1It is possible to submit an early request for any time of the year, but these will be fi led and then reviewed/processed on the above stated dates. Please contact the Facility Supervisor with any questions about this process.

Full Payment Total rental fees must be received before any reservation can be made. Also, reserva-tions cannot be ‘penciled in’ or held before complete request is made and/or full pay-ment of rental fees is received. Reservations are completed/processed on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis. It is best to plan and reserve facilities as early as possible for increased availability options.

Clauss Recreation Center

If you are looking for that perfect place to host your next family gathering, athletic event, birthday party, graduation celebration, company party, or shower, then look no further!

Meeting Rooms These rooms off er comfort and privacy in a business-like setting. Let us transform one of our rooms into the spot you need for your meeting! Please call for additional informa-tion about the various room options and set-up possibilities.

Rental Fee: R$35/hour NR$60/hour Mandatory $28 fl at fee for set-up of any tables and chairs. $19 fl at fee for use of TV/VCR/DVD and/or presentation stand.

Please note: Clauss Recreation Center facilities at 555 W. Bryn Mawr are only available during the following rental hours:

Monday-Friday: 7:30 am-7:00 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am-2:00 pm

Sunday: 10:00 am-2:00 pm

Interested in renting

and/or using the RPD Baseball/

Softball Fields?

Baseball/Softball fi eld

requests will be reviewed and

processed beginning April 15!

(630) 894-4200


SUMMER 2010

DESCRIPTION OF SPACESGym The Gym is available for athletic events and your other fun group activities! The possibili-ties are endless! Reserve it for your group to let out some energy, shooting baskets, playing volleyball, or more! Possibilities for games include four-square, kickball, vol-leyball, and of course, basketball. Number of baskets and the fl oor lines allow for full-court or half-court games. Our heavy-duty dividing curtain also allows the option of renting only half the gym for a decreased fee.

Full Gym: R$60/hour NR$85/hourHalf Gym: R$40/hour NR$65/hourMandatory $28 fl at fee for set-up/use of any tables, chairs, volleyball nets, or *extra play equipment.*(subject to availability, please call the Facility Supervisor at (630) 894-4200 to be sure)

Facility Rentals & Services

Full Pa

Total rentaany reservations cannocomplete rment of reare comfirst-

Maple Room

The Maple Room can accommodate up to 100 people. Round or rectangular tables for seating (and serving) can be set up with cushioned chairs to create the party/meet-ing set-up you desire! Extra tables can be set up for any catering or refreshments. There is also a refrigerator/freezer and sink avail-able in the room for no additional charge. Also, you can reserve the Gym during your Maple Room party for your group to let out some energy shooting baskets, playing volleyball, or more! Please note: in order to keep our facilities in excellent condition, party decorations are limited to table cloths, centerpieces, and free-standing additions. Any decorations or elements requiring tape, adhesives, or tacks are prohibited inside or outside the building. Thank you for your understanding the building. Thank you for your understanding.

Book YOUR

rental at

the Roselle

Park District

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Pavilion – The Pavilion (picnic shelter structure) is a perfect place to host your company picnic, family reunion, or neighbor-hood get together. A pavilion reserva-tion also allows you great access to the other nearby Turner features such as our splash pad, fi shing pier, and athletic fi eld. (Note: these additional features cannot be reserved.) There are two permanent barbecues at Turner Park: one by the Pavilion and one next to the backstop of the ball fi eld. Also, personal gas or charcoal barbecues and grills are allowed in the pavilion area. Please dis-pose of any used charcoal briquettes in the designated metal containers found at the park. There are electrical outlets located at the pavilion but please use as sparingly as possible, as the voltage on these outlets is limited.

Rental Fee: R$147/daily fl at fee NR$172/daily fl at fee(The Pavilion may only be reserved for up to 4 hours daily.)

DESCRIPTION OF SPACESTurner Park

Turner Park rental facilities (located at the intersection of Devon Ave. and Roselle Rd.) are available for a comparably longer range of daily hours than the CRC facilities. Please call the Facility Supervisor at (630) 894-4200 regarding any early morning or later evening hours of rental usage for the Turner facilities.Turner facilities.

Gazebo Our gazebo is available for rent. It’s a great place to secure for taking wed-ding pictures! This could be an extra area to have with a pavilion event. Also, this is a great gathering or ceremonial location and very quick walk to the other Turner features.

Rental Fee: R$60/day NR$85/day

Facility Rentals

Please call 894-4200 Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-7:00 pm for additional information or reservation paperwork. The facility reservation form(s) are downloadable from the RPD website!

REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS

PLEASED BE ADVISED

Refunds with facility rental fees:Cancellation request 30 or more calendar days prior to rental date = full refund (less $5 for administrative costs).Cancellation request 15-29 calendar days prior to rental date = 50% refund (less $5 for administrative costs).Cancellation request 5-14 calendar days prior to rental date = 25% refund (less $5 for administrative costs).Cancellation request 4 or less calendar days prior to rental date = no refund.

There is no refund due to inclement weather

with outdoor facilities.

Other types of refund inquiries are at the discretion

of Facility Supervisor.

Rescheduling a facility rental date or time:Original facility rental date can be rescheduled (pending facility availability) for a $10 fee. Rescheduling facility rental dates is at the discretion of the Facility Supervisor and will be performed on a case-by-case basis.

MANDATORY $150.00 DAMAGE DEPOSIT amount must be provided by way of a check or credit card in-formation in order for rental request to be reserved and processed. This payment source will be held and then returned within ten business days at the close of the rental interval pending approval by the Facility Supervisor. Charges that may be applied to this $150.00 total include, but are not limited to, the costs of repairs, damage to the facility and equipment, excessive cleaning, rental charges/fees for unauthorized use of the facility or areas of the facility, and policy violation fi nes during the reservation.


Garden Plots (PK)Do you want to grow your own fresh veg-etables but you don’t have enough room in your yard to garden? The park district has established plots for you to use for a very reasonable fee! Plots are located at the park district maintenance building on the south side of the Clauss Recreation Center area (driving entrance located off of Men-sching Ave.). The plots are 6’ x 25’ with a 1’ fallow area at each end. Reserve your plot today (limit of one plot per household)!

Coordination/reservation of plot reservations is at discretion of park district management.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: Garden plots fi ll up fast! Please submit com-pleted registration form (with check or credit card information to be held for payment of fee) to ensure your participation in the garden plot lottery. This lottery will determine the fi nal gar-den plot reservations. Numbered plots will be issued at random on lottery date of Wednesday,

water erosion as a result. Park district staff is not responsible for alleviating or managing these weather/moisture elements. Park district maintenance staff will only perform the following: 1. Till existing soil ONCE in the spring season (this will not be repeated by request; soil workabil-ity, texture, and content is the responsibility of garden plot holder thereafter). 2. Measure out each 6’ x 25’ plot with posts and number. 3. Include 1’ fallow area at each end. 4. Maintain adjacent hose/water source.5. Provide garbage pick-up from tall can in the garden plot area.

Any other work associated with the indi-vidual garden plots is the responsibility of the reserving customer.

For more information and/or updates on the garden plots please call (630) 894-4200.

WHO: Ages 16 and overMIN/MAX: (Plots) 1/22ID#: 20-6530-A FEE: (Per Plot) R $32/NR $47SEASON DATES: 5/3-end of growing season

April 21, 2010 beginning at 1:00 pm with the participating plot seekers on fi le. RESERVATION OF PREVIOUSLY-HELD PLOT NUMBERS (AND MULTIPLE PLOTS) FROM YEAR-TO-YEAR WILL NO LONGER BE POSSIBLE. In order to ensure that all of our park district customers receive an equal opportunity to receive a plot reservation, no reservations from 2009 will be held. Registra-tions that do not receive plots in the lottery will not have their payment processed. If necessary, any remaining plots available after the lottery date will be fi lled with registrants on a fi rst-come, fi rst serve basis.

OTHER NOTES: • An adjacent water source with an ample length of hose will be available at the plot site. • Please do not drive your vehicle right next to the garden plot area. Parking spaces will be available in the maintenance center lot ensur-ing a short walk to your plot (please follow parking guidelines on posted signs). • Plots will be ready for your gardening (soil tilled, plots staked, water available, and garbage pick-up) *Monday, May 3rd, 2010.*(weather permitting, with moisture and other seasonal factors)• Not all garden plots are created equal… Some of our plots on the grid may experience excessive drainage from heavy rainfall and

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SUMMER 2010

Goose Lake Park Disc- Golf Course

The concept of the game is easier to understand when the term ‘Frisbee® golf’ is used, but since Frisbee is a registered trademark, we call the game disc golf instead. The game is similar to traditional ball golf. Players use special Frisbees (golf discs) instead of balls and clubs, and throw them at an above-ground target instead of a hole in the ground. The object of the game is to throw a golf disc into the target, ‘par’ or better, i.e., in the fewest number of throws. The com-bination of challenges to players, including distance, accuracy, wind, trees, shrubbery, water and terrain changes, off er plenty of action and excitement during the course of a game. The Professional Disc Golf Association website is http://www.pdga.com.

Disc Golf Course: Open May 1st – October 15th10:00 am- Sunset For more information on the rules of the game please feel free to stop by the CRC for a copy of the rules.

15th

of the game please feel free torules.

DISC GOLF

TOURNAMENT

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Roselle Park District Skate Park


SKATE PARK FACILITY The Roselle Park District Skate Park is located on Maple Street in Roselle, just south of Irving Park Road. This is an unsupervised skate park. Skateboarding, inline skating and bicycling are high-risk recreational activities with inherent risk of serious injury. Participants use this facility at their own risk.

Guidelines • Skateboarding, In-Line Skating and BMX Bike-riding are high risk activities. Please use caution. • The park district is NOT responsible for injuries.• Proper protective equipment, including helmets, elbowpads, knee pads, etc., is strongly recommended.• Skaters are responsible for inspecting and reporting any damage and vandalism to the park district at 630-894-4200.• It is recommended that younger skaters be accompanied by an adult.

Prohibited Acts Are not limited to the following:• Only bicycles, skateboards/scooters, or rollerblades are allowed in designated areas. No bikes are allowed on the skate area and no skates are allowed on the bike area.• Users should use pathways to enter/exit designated areas.• NO food, drinks, or glass on skate/bike operating surfaces.• NO littering, breaking glass, and distributing/affi xing fl iers, stickers, etc. on park property.• Destruction and misuse of property or structures, including graffi ti marking, damaging equipment, defacing signage, and using equipment contrary to designed/intended use.• Hours: 10:00 am - Sunset (weather permitting) NO trespassing after sunset

Enforcement

The Roselle Police Department is authorized to arrest and/or ticket any persons found to be violating any ordinance or rule of the Roselle Park District or the Village of Roselle, or law of the State of Illinois.

Enforcement

The Roselle Police Department is authorized to arrest and/or ticket any persons found to be violating any ordinance or rule of the Roselle Park District or the Village of Roselle, or

law of the State of Illinois.

Penalties • Fines of $25 to $500.• Confi scation of the bicycle, skateboard/scooter, or rollerblades. • Being banned from park district property, facilities, and programs.

Turner Park Splash Pad

Located at 81 E. DevonOpen May through September. Take advantage of this great new feature at Turner Park. It consists of a splash playground and two playgrounds,designed for children of all ages.

10 am - DuskFREE

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The Roselle Park District is now recycling

We all play a part in recycling to really make an impact. According to the recent survey, 99% of respondents are

willing, able and ready to recycle in the parks and teach their kids to do the same.

Recycle similar materials at the facilities as you do at home. Below is breakdown of what you can recycle

In any of our blue containers. • Newspaper (and all inserts)

• Magazines, Catalogs, Phone Books• Junk Mail (construction paper, colored paper, etc)

• Offi ce Paper (letter, letterhead, fax paper)• Chipboard (cereal boxes, tissue boxes, paper towel & toilet paper rolls, etc)

Facilities

The Roselle Park District is committed to providing outstanding recreational opportunities for all residents in our community. The Park District also feels strongly that all resident youth ages 17 and under should be aff orded the opportunity to participate in recreation programs no matter their fi nancial ability. The Park District Scholarship fund was developed to assist individual residents with limited fi nancial resources. Families who meet requirements are eligible for 50% fi nancial assistance. Eligibility will be determined through a formal application process. The Park District may be unable to support all requests since the annual appropriation of scholarship funds available is limited. Need and the availability of funds in the Park District budget will deter-mine Scholarship approval.

Applications can be picked up at the Community Recreation Center front desk.

The Roselle Park DistrictDISC GOLF DICS CAN BE

PURCHASED AT THE CLAUSS RECREATION CENTER.


S C H O L A R S H I P F U N D


Walking TrackDid you know that it is free to use our walk-

ing track? All you have to do is sign in each

time at the front desk.

One mile is equivalent to

14 3/4 laps outer track.

One mile is equivalent to

15 3/4 laps inner track.

Roselle is the one of very few park districts

that doesn’t charge to walk the track.

Turner Park Splash PadOpen May through September.

Take advantage of this great new feature

at Turner Park. It consists of a splash

playground and two playgrounds,

designed for children of

all ages.

Dics Golf CourseOpen May through

September.

Take advantage of

this FREE

disc golf

course.

Skate ParkLocated on Maple

Street in Roselle.

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SPECIAL

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400 Prospect Ave

Brittania

Dog Park

Brittania

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400 Prospect AveKemmerling Park and Pool

The Scout Lodge


Facility Map

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Waivers

In Accordance with the Recreation Department policy, all program participants must sign a hold-harmless agreement prior to participation in department sponsored programs. The waivers are on the bottom portion of program registration form and must be signed by the adult participating in an adult program; and by the parent or legal guardian of participant under 18.

Three Easy Ways To Register

1. Mail-In:

Completed Registration Form (page 58) to Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr, Roselle, IL 60172

2. Fax:

Completed Registration Form (page 58) to (630) 894-5610.

3. Walk-In:

Registration accepted at Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr, Roselle, Front Desk or after-hours *yellow drop-in box. Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-**7:00 p.m.Saturday: 8:30 a.m.-**12:30

*Yellow drop-in box is located inside doors in lobby area- please leave only check or credit card payment (no cash) when using drop box).**Registration cannot be processed after these times but registration forms may be placed in yellow drop box for processing the time the front desk is open.

How To Register

In-District Registration

In-district registration for 2010 Summer programs begins Wednesday, May 12, 2009 at 8 am.

Out of District Registration

Out of district registration and in-district registration for 2010 Winter-Spring programs received after the deadline will be processed on a fi rst come fi rst serve basis.

Receipt Confi rming

Your ClassAll registration received up to Wednesday, May 12 will be collected and randomly entered in our system. Receipts will begin to be mailed on May 12 as the registration is processed.

Program Room and

Area Locations Program locations are subject to change. Roselle Park District staff reserves the right to make changes to room/area locations if deemed necessary for the participation and safety of all our registrants and programs. This type of fl exibility is necessary to ensure that all planned program sessions can meet and activities can go as planned.

Please Be Advised

No registrations can be processed after 7:00 p.m. Monday-Friday or after 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. After these times the front desk can accept registration forms but they will not be processed until the next day the front desk is open. Please note: the front desk cannot hold any full or partial CASH payments. NO EXCEPTIONS (CHECK or CREDIT CARD information can be held). Also, there can be no acceptance of any overage payments with transactions. The District can only receive a total payment of what the total corresponding fees necessitate. It is not possible for the District to perform the service of providing cash back or in-system credit on any overwritten personal checks, company checks, government-issue checks, or money orders.

In Case of an Oops!

Complete details of program policies, procedures and guidelines are sometimes omitted from the program brochures because of space limitations. Also, errors in days, times, registration requirements and fees may occur as well. We apologize for any errors that may appear in the brochure. We thank you for your patience and understanding when these situations arise.


SUMMER 2010

Nothing ruins a good program quicker…

than everyone waiting until the last minute to register for it. There is a point where if there aren’t enough registrants to hold the program, it is cancelled. Coming in the day of, or the day before the program won’t resurrect it. Please register at least a week early to avoid disappointment.

Registration will continue until

classes are fi lled or cancelled due to low enrollment (at the discretion of the corresponding Recreation Supervisor).

Include Payment &

Sign Waiver/Release

Please note that you need to include full payment and a signed waiver and release for your form to be processed. Credit card payments require an additional signature to authorize payment. For these reasons, we are unable to accept phone-in registrations.

Payment Types

Registration payment can be made by:� Cash� Checks payable to the Roselle Park District� Money Order� Credit Card – Visa or MasterCard� Roselle Park District gift certifi cate

Summer

Registration

Begins

May 12

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ResidencyNot all Roselle residents are Roselle Park District residents. Even though you may have a Roselle address, you may pay taxes to another park district.Therefore, proof of residency is required when registering for programs for the fi rst time. This may be done with a driver’s license, utility bill, (or a mortgage statement for those who are recently moving to the area).Roselle Park District residents support the district through property tax contributions and therefore these residents have fi rst priority in the registration process each program period.

Returned Check PolicyWe gladly accept personal checks as payment. If, for any reason, a check is returned to our offi ce marked “NSF,” we will contact you. You will then be required to submit a full cash or money order payment, as well as a $30 bookkeeping fee, within a fi ve business day period. Class privileges will be suspended and new registration will not be accepted until payment is received.

� All refund requests must be made at least two business days before the fi rst class meeting or practice of program.� Trips and special events require reservations and planning weeks ahead of time and therefore do not allow us to accept refund requests unless there is a wait list and someone can fi ll the spot.� Individuals requesting refunds with two or more business days notice, prior to the fi rst class meeting or practice will receive a full refund, less $5 for administrative costs.� No refunds will be issued for any program after second meeting of a program, unless a physician’s note is provided. Re-fund requested for medical reasons will be prorated from the time the request is received.

Non Resident FeesUnless specifi ed by a particular program, the non-resident program fee is an additional $15 or 50% of the regular fee, whichever is less. This does not apply to facility rentals. For all facility rentals, CRC or Turner Park, there is a consistent $25 increase for non-residents in addition to the stated resident fees.


and the ADAThe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination on the basis of a disability. The Roselle Park District will make reasonable accommodations in recreation programs to enable participation by an individual with a disability that meets essential eligibility requirements for that leisure program and facilities. If you have questions or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against by the park district, please contact the Roselle Park District Director of Parks & Recreation at (630) 894-4200 ext. 228. Those who use the Telecommunications Device for the Deaf may reach the park district by calling (800) 526-0844.

Wait List ProcessA wait list is formed when a class reaches participant levels beyond the maximum. The wait list is designed to maintain interested people in a holding area until more spaces in the program are available, someone drops out or transfers or a new section is added by park district staff based on interest. The wait list is maintained based on the order we process registrations. Customers will be contacted for confi rmation before being added to one of our wait lists (or transferred from a wait list into the desired program) by the front desk or specifi c program supervisor. Please note: before a participant is transferred into a program all corresponding paperwork and payments are required..

What about insurance?The Roselle Park District does not provide medical coverage for injuries suff ered while participating in park district programs, or while using park facilities.The park district, therefore, cannot assume responsibility for personal injury for persons participating in a recreation program or using facilities. Patrons are advised to make provisions for this coverage in their own personal insurance program.

Refund Policy

The Roselle Park District endorses a customer satisfaction policy and strives to provide high quality programs, services, and facilities. However, sometimes expectation levels or situations occur that do not meet the satisfaction of our customers and a refund request is made.


� All refund requests must be made at least two business days before the fi rst class meeting or practice of program.� Trips and special events require reservations and planning weeks ahead of time and therefore do not allow us to accept refund requests unless there is a wait list and someone can fi ll the spot.� Individuals requesting refunds with two or more business days notice, prior to the fi rst class meeting or practice will receive a full refund, less $5 for administrative costs.� No refunds will be issued for any program after second meeting of a program, unless a physician’s note is provided. Re-fund requested for medical reasons will be prorated from the time the request is received.

The Roselle Park District endorses a customer satisfaction policy and strives to provide high quality programs, services, and facilities. However, sometimes expectation levels or situations occur that do not meet the satisfaction of our customers and a refund request is made.

If for any reason you are requesting a refund, please contact the Park District at (630) 894-4200 or come by in person to submit a request.

� Refunds with facility rental fees: • Cancellation request 30 or more calendar days prior to rental date = FULL REFUND (less $5 for administrative costs). • Cancellation request 15-29 calendar days prior to rental date = 50% REFUND (less $5 for administrative costs). • Cancellation request 5-14 calendar days prior to rental date = 25% REFUND (less $5 for administrative costs). • Cancellation request 4 or less calendar days prior to rental date = NO REFUND. • Refund request due to inclement weather with outdoor facilities = no refund. • Other types refund inquiries = at the discretion of Facility Supervisor. � The Park District will not issue refunds for fi tness center mem-berships or LPHS student CRC parking permits.� Some classes, programs, and fees have specifi c refund policies that will be adhered to. The Park District reserves the right to judge refund requests on a case-by-case basis and partial or full refunds may or may not be approved at any time at the discretion of the district.

Registration Information

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* SECTION A (PLEASE PRINT) FILL IN THE INFORMATION FOR HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD *REQUIRED FOR PROCESSING

* Parent Guardian Name ________________________________________________ * Home Phone _____________________

* Address ____________________________________________________________ * Cell Phone _______________________

Work Phone ______________________ *Email Address________________________________________________________

Roselle Park District Registration FormRegister at Clauss RecreationCenter

555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave Roselle, Il 6072FAX: (630) 894-5610

Phone: (630) 894-4200


Yes No

SUMMER 2010

SECTION B (PLEASE PRINT) PROGRAM PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

CLASS ID# PROGRAM NAME PARTICIPANT (FIRST & LAST NAME) SEX BIRTHDAY (MO/DAY/YR)

GRADE PROGRAM FEE

Americans with Disabilities ActTh e Roselle Park District intends to comply with the intent and spirit of the Americans with Disabil-ity Act. If you need any special accommodations the park district will make all reasonable eff orts to accommodate you. Please call the park district at (630) 894-4200 to make arrangements. Americans with Disabilities Act Special Needs?

NON RESIDENT FEE:

BASIC FITNESS ID# _________

TOTAL FEES:

$

$

SECTION C SIGN THE WAIVER & RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in the above program(s), you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your child/ward might sustain arising out of the above program/programs (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided). “I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in the above program(s) and I agree to assume the full risk of any such injuries, damages or loss regardless of severity which I or my child/ward may have against the Park District and its offi cers, agents, servants and employees as a result of participating in any of the above program(s). I waive and relinquish all claims I or my children may have against the Park District and its offi cers, agents, servants and employees as a result of participating in any of the above programs. I hereby fully release and discharge the Park District and its offi cers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damage or loss which I or my child/ward may have or which may accrue to me or my child/ward on account of my participation of the participation of my child/ward in any of the above program(s). I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Park District and its offi cers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages and losses sustained by me or by my child/ward, and arising out, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of any of the program(s). “I understand that unless specifi cally stated in writing at the time of registration, photographs of participants may be taken and used for promotional purposes. ”Registration will be accepted by mail or fax. You mail your form to the Roselle Park District or send by facsimile transmission to (630) 894-5610. When registering by fax, it is mutually understood that the facsimile registration document (including the waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal eff ect as the original form. “I have read and fully understand the above program, details and waiver and release of all claims.”

__________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________SIGNATURE REQUIRED PARTICIPANTS SIGNATURE (18 YEARS OR OLDER OR PARENT/GUARDIAN) DATEREGISTRATION MUST BE SIGNED AND ACCOMPAINIED BY FULL PAYMENT TO BE PROCESS. WHEN REGISTERING FOR AN ADULT PROGRAM, EACH ADULT MUST SIGN WAVIER.

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY RECEIPT#__________________________________________________________ STAFF INTIALS _________________________________

Last 3 digits on back of card

Authorized Signature Expiration Date

Visa MasterCard Credit Card #

Cash *Check # Name on card

*PAYABLE TO ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT

(PARTICIPANT WILL BE DENIED IF SIGNATURE OF ADULT PARTICIPANT OR PARENT/GUARDIAN AND DATE ARE NOT ON THIS WAIVER)

Summer

Registration

Begins

May 12

Check out all the great camps being off ered this summer at the Roselle Park District!See page 22-27

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT/COMMUNITY EVENTS SUMMER CALENDAR

Family Fun Fest May 15, 2010

Cop-on-Top Event May 21, 2010

Amanda Dombrowski 5K Run May 22, 2010

Roselle Festival June 5-7, 2010

Run for the Roses June 6, 2010

Rose Parade June 7, 2010

Graduation Party- Kemmerling June 11, 2010

Relay For Life June 13, 2010

Report Card Day- Kemmerling June 15, 2010

Dad’s Day- Kemmerling June 20, 2010

“Sugar” (ST) June 23, 2010 (Senior Trip)

A Day in Oak Brook (ST) June 30, 2010 (Senior Trip)

Senior Splash Bash- Kemmerling June 30, 2010

Fourth of July Celebration July 4, 2010

Show Your Spirit- Kemmerling July 4, 2010

Aloha Luau Days- Kemmerling July 5-8, 2010

Aqua Volleyball Tournament June 8, 2010

Grip It & Rip It Disk Tournament July 8, 2010

Family Day- Kemmerling July 11, 2010

IPRA Senior Olympics July 12-23, 2010

Relay for Life July 13, 2010

Chicago History Lunch Cruise July 14, 2010 (Senior Trip)

Teen Night- Kemmerling July 16, 2010

Pirate Night- Kemmerling July 20, 2010

Chicago Cubs Game Trip July 21, 2010

Jewels Along the Lake July 28, 2010 (Senior Trip)

Dine In Movie July 30, 2010

Taste of Roselle July 30- August 1, 2010

National Night Out August 3, 2010

Roselle Charity Duck Race August 3, 2010

Potawatomi Bingo Casino August 4, 2010 (Senior Trip)

Water Carnival- Kemmerling August 12, 2010

IPRA Teen Canoe Trip August 17-18, 2010

Lake Geneva Lunch Cruise August 18, 2010

Woofstock August 21, 2010

Atlantic City, Philadelphia, NYC October 16-22, 2010 (Senior Trip)

Roselle Park District555 W. Bryn MawrRoselle, IL 60172www.roselleparkdistrict.com(630) 894-4200

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FIVE SYMPTOMS OF OCULAR EMERGENCIES

Itching, burning of the eye, puffy or swollen eyes.

Discharge from the eye or eyelids sealed shut in the morning.

Eye pain, light sensitivity, excessive tearing.

Sudden painless loss of vision.

Flashes of light or a sudden increase in floaters.

These symptoms can be indicators of ocular emergencies such as

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Contact Langner Eye Care immediately

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Dr. Langner is available

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ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT SUMMER BROCHURE/PROGRAM GUIDE 2010

roselle park district summer program guide

Documents

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superintendent of parks

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