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GUIDE TO WINTER/SPRING2010/2011 RPD PROGRAMS

JANUARY 2-MAY 31, 2011

ARRIV

ING

WIN

TER 2011

Roselle Park District

15% SAVE

WHEN YOU REGISTER ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 15 SEE PAGE 2 FOR MORE DETAILS AND

FIND OUT THE PROGRAMS THAT

QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL PROMOTION!

GREAT NEW PROGRAMS BEING OFFERED THIS SEASON

CHECK THEM OUT!

PRICE ROLLBACK ONSUMMER LEAGUES

SEE PAGE 30

WINTER-SPRING HOURS

JANUARY 2-MAY 31, 2010

Building & Fitness Center Hours

Monday-Friday: 5:30 am-9:30 pmSaturday: 7:00 am-7:30 pmSunday: 8:00 am-4:00 pm

BUILDING CLOSED:

Thursday, November 25 Thanksgiving Day

Friday, December 24 Christmas Eve

Saturday, December 25 Christmas Day

Saturday, January 1 New Year’s Day

Sunday, April 24 Easter

Monday, May 30Memorial Day

LIMITED BUILDING HOURS:

Front Desk: 8:30 am-12:30 pmBuilding & Fitness Center: 7:00 am-4:00 pm

Friday, November 26 Day after Thanksgiving

Friday, December 31 New Year’s Eve

Daddy Daughter Date Night

A Night in Paradise

FEBRUARY 13

FEBRUARY 13

FEBRUARY 13

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-8010-E Su 2/13 6:00-8:00 pm

FEE: R $27/NR $37 $12 for each additional girl

SAVE 15% IF YOU REGISTER ON

OR BEFORE DECEMBER 15 FOR

THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS:

Tiny Tots, Mommy and Me, Preschool Parties (Saturday only),Photo Classes, School Day Out Trips, Spring Training Baseball and Softball, Lil and Big Kickers, Lil Shots and Small Shots, Daddy-Daughter Date Night, Mom & Son Sports Night, Dance classes (excluding Evolution Dance Troupe), Pump classes, Express workout, Belly Dancing, and Wow (Women on Weights).

Escape the

winter blues to a

tropical paradise with the

special young lady in your life at the

Daddy-Daughter Luau.

Dads, granddads, big brothers, uncles or cousins are welcome to share this special night. This is a won-derful evening to be remembered forever! Come dressed up in Hawaiian shirts and skirts ready to dance and have a good time.

WHO: Girls age 10 and under with an adultCLASS MIN/MAX: 10/130LOC: Gym

Enjoy ice cream sundaes, light snacks, a complimentary photo booth, and the music and magic of Jim Jensen Entertainment.

Corsages will be available for purchase

(DK)

Fishing DerbyMay 14, Turner Pond

SEE PAGE 55 FOR DETAILS

Roselle Park District Open House Thursday, December 9

from 4 pm to 8 pm at the Roselle Park DistrictThis new event will highlight community organizations and civic groups

that serve Roselle; many of these organizations are already active users of the Roselle Park District. Instructors of classes off ered by the Roselle Park District will be

available to provide demonstrations of what they teach. Examples of programs being showcased during the event are gymnastics, karate, and fi tness demonstrations just to name a few.


SPONSORED BY

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

www.roselleparkdistrict.com | Winter/ Spring 2011 | (630) 894-4200


Board MeetingsThe public is invited to all board meetings. Meetings are held at the Clauss Recreation Center on the second Wednesday of the month at 6:30 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 outside of 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. Please check website for additional meeting postings.

Board of CommissionersRoberta Borrino....................................... PresidentGlenn Spachman ........................... Vice PresidentKatherine Spencer....................................TreasurerWayne Domke ................................CommissionerTim Briscoe........................................CommissionerPat Weiss......................................................Secretary

After Hours Drop BoxThe 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 VandalismEach year the Roselle Park District suff ers several thousand 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.com

Administration DepartmentRob Ward, Director of Parks & Recreation (630) 894-4200 ext 228 [email protected] McAteer, Finance Specialist (630) 894-4200 ext 235 [email protected] Smith, Human Resources (630) 894-4200 ext 225 [email protected] Herrmann, Marketing Coordinator (630) 894-4200 ext 237 [email protected]

Parks DepartmentSteve 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 DepartmentMose Rickey, Superintendent of Recreation (630) 894-4200 ext 231 [email protected] Kaiser, Aquatics/Recreation Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 233 [email protected] Cristin Handlon, Recreation Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 232 [email protected] Kasper, Facility Supervisor (630) 894-4200 ext 226 [email protected] Vic Orlandino, Recreation Coordinator (630) 894-4200 ext 234 [email protected] (630) 894-4200 ext 224

Clauss Recreation CenterPhone: 630-894-4200Fax: 630-894-5610Fitness CenterPhone: 630-894-4200 ext. 223

Softball Field Conditions Ice Skating HotlinePhone: 630-893-0939

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTGeneral Information

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Lake Park Student Parking PermitsClauss Recreation Center Parking Lot (KK)

Lake Park student CRC parking permits for the Clauss Recreation Center lot are now available for purchase. Applications may be picked up at the front desk during established front desk hours. Permits are $75 for fi rst semester or may be purchased for the entire school year at $150. Permit applications require a parent/guardian signature, driver’s initials on each listed rule and regulation, and the stu-dent must produce driver’s license so a pho-tocopy can be fi led with application. Parking spaces are limited to 40 spaces in the back two rows of the parking lot. Vehicles parked without the corresponding permit on record, not parked in the designated parking area, or parked before or after set parking hours will be towed at owner’s expense. Parking permit may be revoked, denied, or not renewed for violations of District rules and regulations.

WHO: Lake Park High School StudentsMIN/MAX: 0/40 DAY: M-F WHERE: Back 2 rows of CRC parking lot

ID#: 30-9191-A

DATES: 10/26/10-12/18/10(Remainder of First Semester)FEE: R $37.50/NR $37.50

ID#: 30-9191-C

DATES: 1/5/11-5/28/11 (Second Semester)FEE: R $75/NR $75

ID#: 10-9191-B

DATES: 3/15/11-5/28/11 (Last Half of Second Semester)FEE: R $37.50/NR $37.50

02| Facility Hours02| Daddy Daughter Date Night03| General Information04| Table of Contents04| Youth Open Gym04| Winter Bags Tournament05| Letter from the President06| Winter/Spring Calendar07| Winter/Spring Events07| Holiday Dance Show08| Early Childhood Classes09| Preschool Parties10| Preschool12| School Day Out Trips/ Winter Day Camp13| Youth Gym Time/ Spring Camp14| Youth Gymnastics

15| Cultural Art Classes15| Private Piano Classes16| Roselle Racer Swim Team17| NEW! Evolution Dance Troupe 18| Dance20| Teen Ski Trip/ Youth Fitness Classes21| Before/After School Program22| Summer Camp23| Youth Sports24| Spring Soccer League24| Mom and Son Sports Night26| RMSBO27| Adult Sports28| Adult Self Defense Classes29| Adult Leagues31| Fitness Center37| RPD Code of Conduct

38| Adult Dance39| Adult Trips39| Walk & Talk42| WDSRA42| Spring Easter Egg Hunt43| Birthday Parties44| RPD Garden Club46| Ice Skating at Turner47| Facility Map48| RPD Dog Park48| RPD Disc Golf49| Skate Park/ Miracle Field50| RPD Rentals53| Registration Information54| Registration Form55| Fishing Derby Frenzy

Trophies and cash awards for winning teams in each division! Double elimination bags tournament. Pro and Rec Divisions. Best of three matches.

Prizes dependent on number

of teams entered in each division.

Lunch provided by Wing Stop of Roselle!

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TABLE OF CONTENTSROSELLE PARK DISTRICT

It may be cold outside, but you and you partner can be part of the hot bags tournament action inside the Clauss Rec Center. So sign-up early, let usknow your team name, and off we go. We’ll start out with a catered lunch so you can catch up with your buddies and limber up during a half hour warm-up session. Then we get serious! Pit your bag throwing skills against the best in the pro division with higher payouts and team trophies or fi nd out how you rate with area rec-level players and a chance to win prizes and trophies, too.

NO SAME DAY REGISTRATIONS!!! ALL ENTRIES

MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE DECEMBER 14TH!

ID# DAY FEE TIME

30-8050-A PRO $50 (team) 12:00 pm

30-8050-B REC $25 (team) 12:00 pm

WHO: Ages 13 and upMIN/MAX: 10-30 Teams (Rec + Pro)LOC: CRC Gym

THE ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS

WINTER BREAK ’10 BAGS TOURNAMENTSaturday, December 18th

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COMMISSIONERS

Roberta Borrino

PresidentTerm expires 2011

Glenn Spachman

Vice PresidentTerm expires 2013

Katherine Spencer TreasurerTerm expires 2013

Tim Briscoe Term expires 2011

Wayne Domke

Term expires 2013

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTLetter From the President

Dear Residents:Winter isn’t the usual time for new beginnings. Here at the Roselle Park District, we like to shake things up sometimes! While we’re bringing back many favorite activities, we are looking forward to sharing with you many exciting new recreation options.

First we welcome Robert M. Ward as our new Director of Parks and Recreation. Rob comes to the District from the Glencoe Park District where he served as Director of Facilities. With 13+ years in the industry, Rob has extensive experience with successful revenue generating facilities, and a well-rounded background in both the parks maintenance and programming elements of the position. And he’s hit the ground running!

We invite you to join us for an Open House on Thursday, December 9. Here, you’ll be able to meet Rob and chat with our staff and instructors, and learn about the many programs, facilities and classes your park district off ers.

New this winter is our fi rst Ping Pong Tournament, while back by popular demand is our Winter Break Bags Tournament.

Hopefully Mother Nature will smile on us once again and freeze Turner Pond as thoroughly as she did last year to allow for ice skating, as well as ice hockey. We’re also starting a school-aged indoor fl oor hockey league.

Don’t forget to sign up for our Daddy/Daughter Night,“ A Night in Paradise,” coming in February. Mom gets a turn in May with Mom and Son Sports Night, and the whole family can get in the act during our Family Fishing Derby Frenzy this spring.

We love celebrations, and have some new “Preschool Parties” planned. These two hour get-togethers will be held on Saturdays, with themes like “Dino Daze,” “Superheroes to the Rescue,” and “Be My Valentine.”

We’re “rolling back” our spring adult softball fees to get more of you out there and playing, and we’re hoping to entice some other folks to join us for a digital camera class. Further info and program updates can be found on our website, www.roselleparkdistrict.com.

Watch for our *new* website coming soon: www.rparks.org. Wishing you the best of the new season, here in Roselle -- a great place to live, work and play!

Roberta Borrino President Board of Park Commissioners

Winter 2010

All ages welcome!

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-1013-A Sa 12/18 6:00-7:00PM

FEE: R/NR $10 Turner Park


Celebrate the Holiday season with RPD dancers as they perform to seasonal tunes, showcasing all that they have learned this session! Admission is free. Doors open at 6:00 pm to the public. Special appearance by a very jolly holiday guest.

SHOW 2010

PRESENTSRoselle Park District

dance program

December 9, 2010 Open House pg. 2December 13, 2010 Holiday Dance Show 2010 pg. 7December 18, 2010 Glamour Pets pg. 7December 18, 2010 Bags Tournament pg. 4January 8, 2011 Indoor Snow Day pg. 13January 17, 2011 Gameworks pg. 12January 23, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day pg. 25January 30, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day pg. 25January 31, 2011 CSI Eff ect Crime Scene Processing pg. 7February 4-5, 2011 IPRA Teen Ski Trip pg. 20February 13, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day pg. 25February 13, 2011 Daddy Daughter Date Night pg. 2February 16, 2011 Garfi eld Park Conservatory Trip pg. 39February 19, 2011 Ping Pong Tournament pg. 28February 21, 2011 Bowling/Skating Party pg. 12February 26, 2011 WDSRA Charity Auction pg. 41March 3, 2011 Don Juan & Dvorak Trip pg. 39March 4, 2011 LazerQuest pg. 12March 16, 2011 Slimy Science Fun pg. 7March 19, 2011 Slumber(less) Party pg. 16March 24, 2011 Art Institute of Chicago Trip pg. 39April 7, 2011 Always, Patsy Cline Trip pg. 40April 16, 2011 Spring Easter Egg Hunt pg. 7April 22, 2011 Midway Village Museum Trip pg. 40April 22, 2011 Enchanted Castle pg. 12April 25, 2011 Swim Team Registration pg. 16April 28, 2011 Swim Team Registration pg. 16April 23, 2011 Spring Easter Egg Hunt pg. 42May 5, 2011 Mom & Son Sports Night pg. 25May 14, 2011 Dance Recital pg. 19May 14, 2011 Fishing Derby Frenzy pg. 55May 18, 2011 A Day in Geneva Trip pg. 40 June 1, 2011 Nunsense Trip pg. 40

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTWinter/Spring Calendar

Winter/Spring Calendar

All School Day Out Trips on page 12GRADES 1-5

Teen Ski Trip, February see page 20GRADES 6-12

Glamour PetsDECEMBER 18

Bring your friendly, family pet for a holiday photo opportunity with Santa Claus! Families are invited to visit with Santa and take a picture with Old Saint Nick. Pets will receive a small gift from the Man in Red while supplies last. All

pets MUST be on a leash.

(MR)

(DK)

SANTA’S MAILBOXLetters from Santa create holiday joy. Santa Claus has provided us with a special mailbox to put all of your letters in. Just drop off your letters to Santa in the Santa Express mailbox at the Clauss Recreation Center between December 1-10 and we will do the rest! Return ad-dress is required.

Indoor Snow Day, Jan. 8 check out the details on page 13

AGES 7 TO 10 YEARS OLD

7ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-8020-B Sa 4/16 2-4 pm

FEE: FREE


Spanish ClassesAGES 5 TO 12 YEARS OLDSee page 14

NEW! FLOOR HOCKEY SUNDAY See page 23for details!GRADES 5-6 AND GRADES 7-8

Slimy Science Fun! (DK) Saturday, April 16Calling all future scientists! Experiment with slime, eat a gross snack, and enjoy silly games and trivia in this afternoon of scien-tifi c fun! Presented in cooperation with the Roselle Public Library District.

WHO: Ages 7-10CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/20LOC: Meeting Room, Roselle Public Library, 40 S. Park StreetPRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Open Gymsee page 13 for times and dates.

AGES 7 TO 12 YEARS OLD

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTWinter/Spring Events

Put on your comfi est PJ’s, grab your pillow, and come to the Clauss Recreation Center to hang out with your friends for this Slumber(LESS) Party! We’ll have all the activities and fun of your typical slumber party, with some added twists! You think you’ll get some rest!? No way! We’re having too much fun! Games, crafts, and a movie complete with your own bag of popcorn! Pizza party is also included!

ID# DAY FEE TIME

10-8020-A Sa R $25/NR $35 5-8:30 pm

WHO: Grades 1-5CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/30LOC: Clauss Recreation Center - Chestnut Room

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5200-A M 1/31 6:00-7:30 pm

NEW!Spring Egg

Hunt Saturday, April 16(CH)

WHO:

AGES 4 AND UNDER, AGES 5-7, AGES 8-10CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/1000

LOC: Clauss Recreation Center Soccer Field ID# : 10-8030-A TIME: 9:00am start timeFEE: $2 per child PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 14

(CH)

WHO: Grades 5-8 FEE: R $35/NR $45 LOC: Thorndale Recreation Center – Medinah Park District MIN/MAX: 10/40 INSTRUCTOR: Lieutenant Dave Case and Sergeant Michael Black

NEW! Jan 31CSI EFFECT: CRIME SCENE PROCESSING (CH) Ever wonder how much of what you see on TV is true? Mystery authors, Lieutenant Dave Case and Sergeant Michael Black have seen their share of actual crime scenes. In this excit-ing interactive program, they’ll give you the inside scoop on what a crime scene actually looks and smells like, as well as the step-by-step process of what really happens when a crime is discovered.

AGES INFANT TO 6 YEARS OLD

Tot Rock (CH) Wiggle and giggle to the Tot Rock beat! You and your tot will delight in this one-of-a-kind 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. Sign up for both sessions as the curriculum does not repeat! Tots must be walking. Learn, dance, and play our way! www.rockitkids.com

WHO: Walkers – 24 mosLOC: Thorndale Recreation Center Medinah Park District CLASS MIN/MAX: 2/3

Kid Rock I and II (CH)Sing, dance, jump and play, having fun the Kid Rock way! Join this popular music and movement program and sing songs, dance to the beat, play with rhythm instruments and props, improve fi ne and gross motor skills, and engage in imaginative play. Kid Rock also helps with listening skills and socialization. Kid Rock I is for parent and child interaction; Kid Rock II encourages independence as parents only stay for the fi rst and last weeks. Sign up for both sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for fun and learning! www.rockitkids.com

WHO: Kid Rock I: 20-36 mos with parentKid Rock II: 2.5-4.5 years without parentLOC: Thorndale Recreation Center Medinah Park District CLASS MIN/MAX: 2/3

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-1001-B W 1/12-3/2 6:30-7:30 pm

10-1001-C F 1/14-3/4 10:30-11:30 am

10-1001-D W 3/16-5/4 6:30-7:30pm

10-1001-E F 3/18-5/6 10:30-11:30am

Mommy and Me Playtime (CH) This class is designed to aid child and parents interaction not only with each other, but to also promote healthy relationships and playtime with other children their own age. Staff will put down fl oor mats and bring out a variety of toys to aid in developing small and large motor skills. Parents will also have a chance to interact with each other and share ideas during this relaxed class time. Themes, music time, and just good plain fun are what this class boasts. Children are required to wear socks at all times.

WHO: 6 – 20 months w/parentLOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomCLASS MIN/MAX:10/20 NO CLASS: 4/1FEE: R $52/NR $62

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-1017-A F 1/14-3/4 9:15-10:00am

10-1017-B F 3/18-5/6 9:15–10:00am

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-1013-A M 1/10-2/7 9:15-9:55am

FEE: R $45/NR $55

10-1013-B M 2/21-3/21 9:15-9:55am

FEE: R $45/NR $55

10-1013-C M 4/11-5/23 9:15-9:55am

FEE: R $58/NR $68

KID ROCK I TIME: 10:00-10:40am

ID# DAY DATE FEE

10-1014-A M 1/10-2/7 R $45/NR $55

10-1014-B M 2/21-3/21 R $45/NR $55

10-1014-C M 4/11-5/23 R $58/NR $68

KID ROCK II TIME: 10:45-11:25am

ID# DAY DATE FEE

10-1015-A M 1/10-2/7 R $45/NR $55

10-1015-B M 2/21-3/21 R $45/NR $55

10-1015-C M 4/11-5/23 R $58/NR $68


Early Childhood

Tiny Tots (CH)Give your little one a great introduction to a preschool setting and a chance to interact with their peers during this 8 week class. Led by a preschool staff member our students will try a craft project, dance to music, open and dramatic play, and circle time makes this an enjoyable time for you and your child. This is great way to spend some quality time together. Adults must attend class with their tiny tots.

WHO: Children ages 18 months to 2.5 years old by the fi rst class with an adultCLASS MIN/MAX: 7/14LOC: Clauss Recreation Center - Chestnut RoomFEE: R $65/NR $75 per class

Earl Childhood

BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGESAVAILABLE AT THE CRC!

SEE PG. 43 FOR DETAILS!

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Under the SeaSaturday, April 9Take a dive and learn about the fi shies and other sea-life! We’ll make colorful creations and read a fun story!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-I

Spring into FUN!Saturday, April 16“April showers bring May fl owers”, “In like a lion, out like a lamb”. Learn these and other rhymes! Make crafts and read stories about this very special time of year when the seasons change and everything is buzzing!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-J

Dino-DazeFriday, April 22Come take a walk in Dinosaur Land with the Roselle Park District! Do exciting crafts, learn about the dino-days, and play some fun, prehistoric games!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-K

Superheros to the RescueFriday, April 29Fly in for the afternoon so we can save the world with fun games, crafts, and stories! Even make your very own superhero mask and cape!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-L

Thomas and FriendsMonday, February 21Jump on board with Thomas the train! Join his friends in a day of fun activities and a craft to bring home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-E

Dr Seuss Rhyme TimeFriday, March 4Come with us to visit the people of Whoville and play with the Cat in the Hat! We will read fun stories, create our own character, and eat pretend green eggs and ham!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-F

Lucky LeprachaunsSaturday, March12Follow the rainbow to get to the gold, try to see if you can spot the Leprachaun and make a fun craft to take home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-G

Aye, MateySaturday, March19Put on your eye patch and grab your talking parrot! We will look for treasure, make our own treasure map, and even fi ght for control of the pirate ship!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-H


AGES 3 TO 6 YEARS OLDEarly Childhood

Come play at the Roselle Park District. Check out these fun-fi lled parties! Each party features a different theme with crafts, songs, stories, and games!

We will also be having a delicious snack for each party! (CH)Children must be potty trained.

(CH)

Circus FunMonday, January 17Come play with us under the “big top” for an afternoon of fun! We will learn how to juggle, make a craft, and even get to play with our parachute making play popcorn!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-A

Winter WonderlandFriday, January 28Snowman crafts, and even a snowball fi ght will keep you running and jumping! We will even make some winter crafts to take home and bring the fun into your home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-B

Animal ExtravaganzaSaturday, February 5Come monkey around for some fun and games! We will discover the animals that surround us at the zoo, farm, and even in our own homes!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-C

Be My ValentineSaturday, February 12Make a gift for someone special, play a special game, and have a special treat on this special day!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-D

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ID# DAYS TIME DATES LOC FEE

Tuition for School Year

30-1002-A M/W 9:15-11:15am 9/7/11-5/16/12 Chestnut R $478/NR $518

30-1002-B Tu/Th 9:15-11:15am 9/6/11-5/17/12 Chestnut R $478/NR $518

SOON 2B3 PRESCHOOL (CH) AGE: 3 YEARS BY 1/1/12 AND TOILET TRAINING TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:8

3-YEAR-OLD PRESCHOOL (CH) AGE: 3 YEARS BY 9/1/11 AND TOILET-TRAINED TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:9



30-1003-A Tu/Th 9:00-11:30am 9/6/11-5/17/12 Oak R $775/NR $815

30-1003-B Tu/Th 9:00-11:30am 9/6/11-5/17/12 Elm R $775/NR $815

30-1003-C Tu/Th 12:30-3:00 pm 9/6/11-5/17/12 Oak R $775/NR $815

4-YEAR-OLD PRESCHOOL (CH) AGE: 4 YEARS BY 9/1/11 AND TOILET-TRAINED TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:10


4-YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL Tuition for School Year

30-1004-A M/W/F 9:00-11:30am 9/7/11-5/25/12 Oak R $1070/NR $1110

30-1004-B M/W/F 9:00-11:30am 9/7/11-5/25/12 Elm R $1070/NR $1110

30-1004-C M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 9/7/11-5/25/12 Oak R $1070/NR $1110

30-1004-D M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 9/7/11-5/25/12 Elm R $1070/NR $1110


AGES 3 TO 5 YEARS OLDPreschool

Start your child on the path to a success-

ful 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

ASK ABOUT OUR

NEW“PAY IN FULL”

& MULTI CHILD

DISCOUNTSOFFER GOOD UNTIL

JUNE 3O, 2011

PLAN AHEAD for 2011 - 2012To allow your child to maintain an ongoing relationship with our preschool programs, children currently in the “Soon2B3”, 3 year old, and Tiny Tot classes will be given the opportunity to take advantage of priority registration for the coming year. Siblings of current enrollees are also eli-gible for priority registration. Preschool tours and observations are available by appointment. Parents of perspective students may call 630-894-4200 to obtain more information.

REGULAR REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 21ST, 2011.

Preschool

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30-1002-A M/W 9:15-11:15 am 1/03-5/18 Chestnut R $258/NR $298

30-1002-B Tu/Th 9:15-11:15 am 1/04-5/19 Chestnut R $258/NR $298

SOON 2B3 PRESCHOOL (CH) AGE: 3 YEARS BY 1/1/11 AND TOILET TRAINING TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:8PRICE AND DATES REFLECT ENROLLMENT FROM JANUARY THROUGH MAY.



30-1003-C Tu/Th 12:30-3:00 pm 1/04-5/19 Oak R $418/NR $458

3-YEAR-OLD PRESCHOOL (CH)AGE: 3 YEARS BY 9/1/10 AND TOILET-TRAINED TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:9PRICE AND DATES REFLECT ENROLLMENT FROM JANUARY THROUGH MAY.



30-1004-C M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 1/03-05/27 Oak R $577/NR $617

30-1004-D M/W/F 12:30-3:00 pm 1/03-05/27 Elm R $577/NR $617

4-YEAR-OLD PRESCHOOL (CH)AGE: 4 YEARS BY 9/1/10 AND TOILET-TRAINED TEACHER/CHILD RATIO: 1:10PRICE AND DATES REFLECT ENROLLMENT FROM JANUARY THROUGH MAY.


AGES 3 TO 5 YEARS OLD2010-2011 Preschool

2010-2011 PRESCHOOL ISNOW IN SESSION

There are still openingsin this years preschoolprogram. 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 through out the year.The non-resident tuition for the school year is an additional $40.

We off er three payment options for this program.1) Pay in full for the program at the time of registration2) Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the park district to debit the monthly payment from your credit card. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month.3)Complete the automatic debit plan paperwork and authorize the Park District to debit the monthly payment from your checking ac-count. (a $3 processing fee will also be charged per month).

NOW IN SESSION

CHECK OUT THE NEW PRESCHOOL PARTIES ON PAGE 8FUN FILLED ACTIVITIES AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

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AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS OLDSchool Day Out Trips/Winter Day Camp


ID# DAY TIME FEE

10-5104-A M 9 am -3 pm R $28/NR $38

10-5104-B M 7 am -9 am R $8/NR $10

10-5104-C M 3 pm -6 pm R $12/NR $14

ID# DAY TIME FEE

10-5102-A M 9 am -3 pm R $28/NR $38

10-5102-B M 7 am -9 am R $8/NR $10

10-5102-C M 3 pm -6 pm R $12/NR $14

ID# DAY TIME FEE

10-5103-A F 9 am -3 pm R $28/NR $38

10-5103-B F 7 am -9 am R $8/NR $10

10-5103-C F 3 pm -6 pm R $12/NR $14

ID# DAY TIME FEE

10-5105-A F 9 am -3 pm R $28/NR $38

10-5105-B F 7 am -9 am R $8/NR $10

10-5105-C F 3 pm -6 pm R $12/NR $14

NEW! INDOOR SNOW DAY JANUARY 8

SEE PAGE 13 FOR DETAILS!AGES 7 TO 10 YEARS OLD

TEEN SKI TRIP, FEBRUARY 4-5SEE PAGE 20 FOR MORE DETAILS!

GRADES 6-12

Gameworks (CH) January 17, 2011Join us for a fun-fi lled day of all your favorite arcade games. From race car races, to virtual bowling, to Dance-Dance Revolution, there is something for everyone here at Gameworks! Game cards will be provided as well as a pizza and pop lunch.

WHO: Children 6-14CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Maple Room/ Gameworks, Schaumburg

Bowling/Skating Party (CH) February 21, 2011We are going to jam pack your day with fun and excitement! Our fi rst stop is BrunswickZone where we will be sliding into our bowl-ing shoes, choosing a ball, and racking up all strikes we can. We will be enjoying a pizza lunch here, and receiving some tokens to play some of their arcade games! But wait, we are certainly not stopping the fun with bowling and arcade games… our second stop is at Coachlite Roller Rink for a skating party where we will be moving and grooving to our favorite tunes. Skate rental available. Students can bring own skates. Par-ticipants are free to bring extra money forarcade games, however, staff is not respon-sible for monitoring money.

WHO: Children 6-14CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Maple Room/ Brunswick Zone/ Coachlite Roller Rink

LazerQuest! (CH) March 4, 2011The mission… join the School Day Out crew for an exciting afternoon of action packed fun! You will transported by a top secret van to a destination known only as LAZERQUEST. Here, participants will be equipped with state of the art computerized vests and issued highly accurate beam emitting “phasers”. Players must wear closed-toe shoes. Partici-pants must provide sack lunch.

WHO: Children 6-14CLASS MIN/MAX: 20/40LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Maple Room/LazerQuest

Enchanted Castle (CH) April 22, 2011No School?! Don’t just sit in front of the T.V. Come with the Roselle Park District for a trip to Enchanted Castle!! We will enjoy 47,000 sq feet of FUN! We can immerse ourselves in laser tag, arcade games, motion theatre, Krazy Bumper Kars, miniature golf, Kids Quest Play land and the Dragon Coaster. Lunch provided. WHO: Children 6-14CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/40LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Maple Room/Enchanted Castle

Warm up your Winter Break with the Roselle Park District. This winter break has adventurous fun for everyone! With daily themes and activities the staff will keep the Rec Center jumping. Not even the CRC can contain the fun on Tuesdays! The group will be breaking out to brave the spray and swells of an indoor water park, and then hitting the slopes at a nearby ski facility. This is not the same old win-ter break camp! If you are ready to get out of the house and enjoy your winter break, register today.

December 20-23 and December 27-30, 2010

ID# DAYS/DATES PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO CAMP ON DECEMBER 24 AND 31.

TIME FEE

30-5001-A Dec 20, 21,22,23 AND Dec 27, 28,29, 30 9 am -3 pm R $220/NR $230

30-5001-B Dec 20, 21,22,23 AND Dec 27, 28,29, 30 7 am -9 am R $56/NR $66

30-5001-C Dec 20, 21,22,23 AND Dec 27, 28,29, 30 3 pm -6 pm R $85/NR $95

ID# TRIP/DAYS/DATES TIME FEE

30-5001-D Trip 1: Tuesday, December 21 9 am -3 pm R $25/NR $35

30-5001-E Trip 2 : Tuesday December 28 9 am -3 pm R $25/NR $35

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND ONLY THE TRIPS, THIS IS THE OPTION FOR YOU.

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Open GymNo SchoolSports Time

Spring Break Day Camp (CH)Get out of the house and put some Spring in your day with the Roselle Park District. Be prepared for excit-ing spring break games, crafts, and activities. The adventure doesn’t stop there, brace yourself to go on an exciting trip! We will be going to Putting Edge for some indoor Glow-in-the-Dark mini-golf! If you’re ready to shake off those winter blues, come join us for an exciting week of fun!

WHO: Ages 6-14 CLASS MIN/MAX: 15/40

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Junior High/High School

Basketball FEE: $3.50Thursday, January 6 -to Friday, May 27

Thursday and Friday3:30 pm-5:00 pm

• 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.

Check the NEW programs off ered at the park district!See page 6, for MORE info!

ALL AGES

MIN/MAX: 8/20

ID# DAYS/DATES LOC TIME FEE

10-5001-A Monday- Friday 3/28-4/1 Maple 9 am -3 pm R $173/NR $183

10-5001-B Monday- Friday 3/28-4/1 Maple 7 am -9 am R $42/NR $52

10-5001-C Monday- Friday 3/28-4/1 Maple 3 pm -6 pm R$60 /NR $70

If you would only like to attend the trips, this is the option for you!

10-5001-D Brunswick Zone: W 3/30 Maple 9 am-3 pm R $25/NR $35

Parents, do the kids have the day off from school? Make some calls, and get the car pool going! We are turning the gym over to the kids for some high-powered basketball fun! A supervisor will be on hand to keep the action fun and safe on both courts.

WHO: Grades 3-6 TIME: 12:00-1:30pm WHO: Grades 7-8TIME: 1:30-3:00pmFEE: $3.50DATES: 1/17, 2/21, 3/4, 5/27 LOC: CRC Gym

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Bring the outdoors inside during this fun-fi lled afternoon of winter games. We will create a snow man craft, enjoy a wintery white treat, share stories, and participate

in our very own indoor snowball fi ght! Come and enjoy all of the

fun that winter brings without the cold. Presented

in cooperation with the Roselle Public Library District.

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Indoor Snow Day Indoor Snow Day Saturday, January 8

(DK)

ID# TIME LOC

10-8020-A 2:00-4:00 pm Gym

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AGES 3 TO 8 +YEARS OLDGymnastics/Cultural Arts Classes


Early Childhood Gymnastics 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.

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

Parent & Tot Gymnastics: Ages 2-3 years (VO)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.

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5120-A W 1/5-2/23 10:15-10:55 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

10-5120-B W 3/2-3/23 10:15-10:55 am

FEE: R $29/NR $39

10-5120-C W 3/30-5/18 10:15-10:55 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

Gymnastics I: Ages 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: CRC Gym, South

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5130-A W 1/5-2/23 11:00-11:40 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

10-5130-B W 1/5-2/23 11:45 am-12:25 pm

FEE: R $47/NR $57

10-5130-C W 3/2-3/23 11:00-11:40 am

FEE: R $29/NR $39

10-5130-D W 3/2-3/23 11:45 am-12:25 pm

FEE: R $29/NR $39

10-5130-E W 3/30-5/18 11:00-11:40 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

10-5130-F W 3/30-5/18 11:45 am-12:25 pm

FEE: R $47/NR $57

Gymnastics II: 4-6 years (VO) This class is a continuation of Gymnastics I and further develops gymnastics skills by introducing standard gymnastics equipment.

WHO: 4-8 yrs. oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/15LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics Club

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5140-A Sa 1/8-2/26 9:00-9:45 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

10-5140-B Sa 3/5-3/26 9:00-9:45 am

FEE: R $29/NR $39

10-5140-C Sa 4/2-5/21 9:00-9:45 am

FEE: R $47/NR $57

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 NOTE: BOYS ONLY CLASSESCLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics Club

Youth Gymnastics. The Youth Gymnas-tics classes are designed to teach beginning through advanced gymnastics skills. Children develop body awareness, control, balance, fl exibility and strength. All of the Youth Gymnastics classes are taught by Gym-khana Gymnastics Club instructors at the Gymkhana Gymnastics Club located at 1700 Tower Drive in Hanover Park. (GGC).

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5150-A Tu 1/4-2/22 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

10-5150-B Th 1/6-2/24 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

10-5150-C Th 1/6-2/24 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62 NOTE: BOYS ONLY CLASSES

10-5150-D T 3/1-3/22 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $45

10-5150-E Th 3/3-3/24 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $45

10-5150-F Th 3/3-3/24 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $45 NOTE: BOYS ONLY CLASSES

10-5150-G Tu 3/29-5/17 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

10-5150-H Th 3/31-5/19 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

10-5150-I Th 3/31-5/19 4:00-5:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $45

Floor Hockey SundaySee page 23 for details!GRADES 5 THROUGH 8

(DK)

Discovery Language Programs is an educational organization that provides foreign language

enrichment programs to young students from Kindergarten to 6th Grade.FEE: R $120/NR $130 LOC: Chestnut /Oak Room

ID# AGE DAY DATE TIME

10-4044-A 5-8 M 2/7-5/2* 5:00-5:45 pm

10-4044-B 8-12 M 2/7-5/2* 6:00-6:45 pm

Designed for students from past sessions

10-4045-A 5-12 M 2/7-5/2* 5:00-5:45 pm

*NO CLASS: 3/28

AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS OLDYouth Gymnastics/Cultural Arts Classes

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Advanced Beginner Gymnastics (VO) 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. oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics Club

Intermediate Gymnastics (VO) Building on skills learned in the Advanced Be-ginner class, students learn more challenging skills such as front/back walkovers and back handsprings. Instructor’s recommendation is required.

WHO: 8+ yrs. oldCLASS MIN/MAX: 1/12LOC: Gymkhana Gymnastics Club

All youth gymnastics participants should wear t-shirt and shorts with socks, or a leotard and tights. REMINDER: The Gymkhana Gymnastics Club is located at 1700 Tower Drive in Hanover Park.

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5160-A Tu 1/4-2/22 5:00-6:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

10-5160-C Tu 3/1-3/22 5:00-6:00 pm

FEE: R $35/NR $45

10-5160-D Tu 3/29-5/17 5:00-6:00 pm

FEE: R $52/NR $62

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-5170-A M 1/3-2/21 4:30-6:00 pm

FEE: R $75/NR $85

10-5170-B M 2/28-3/21 4:30-6:00 pm

FEE: R $39/NR $49

10-5170-C M 3/28-5/16 4:30-6:00 pm

FEE: R $75/NR $85

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4401-A W 1/12-2/16 3:30-4:15 pm

10-4401-B W 4/6-5/11 3:30-4:15 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4402-A W 1/12-2/16 4:30-5:20 pm

10-4402-B W 4/6-5/11 4:30-5:20 pm

Private Piano (DK)Thirty minute private lessons are available for beginning through intermediate piano students. Proper technique, music theory, ear training, and music reading are all empha-sized. Method books may be suggested by the instructor for an additional fee which varies by age.

WHO: Ages 5 and up DAY: Tu CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/1 FEE: R $130/NR $140LOC: Mulberry Room *No Class 3/29

Young Rembrandts Pre-School Drawing Classes (DK)Preschoolers are so eager to learn, and a joy to teach. Young Rembrandts instructors provide a positive, nurturing environment for your child. Each week we’ll draw something these little ones are interested in, from fi sh, to teddy bears, rainbows to cowboys. We’ll concentrate on the skills of drawing and col-oring, but also work on developing fi ne motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, spatial organization and patience.

WHO: Ages 3.5-5 FEE: R $68/NR $78CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/10LOC: Chestnut Room

Young Rembrandts Elementary Drawing Classes (DK)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. Our philosophy is to give children a very positive, nurturing environment, as we teach fundamental drawing techniques.

WHO: Ages 6-12 FEE: R $68/NR $78CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/15LOC: Elm Room

IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO START THINKING ABOUTSUMMER CAMP SEE PG 22AGES 5 TO 13

NEW! Young Hollywood (DK) This is a casting call for all you Hollywood stars! An acting/improv class is a superb way to enhance social skills and help participants to think outside of the box. Children willlearn how to work as an ensemble, analyze dialogue, gain improv skills, and play fun acting games. Put your energy, creativity, and imaginations to work while developing clearer speech and strengthening memory retention. Be ready to come out of your shell and shine like the stars! Classes are located at the Medinah Park District’s Thorndale Recreation Center.

WHO: Ages 6-14 FEE: R $24/NR $34 CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12LOC: Thorndale Recreation Center, 22W130 Thorndale Ave

ID# AGE DAY DATE TIME

10-4024-A 6-9 W 2/9-3/16 4-5 pm

10-4024-B 10-14 W 2/9-3/16 5-6 pm

10-4024-C 6-9 W 4/13-5/18 4-5 pm

10-4024-D 10-14 W 4/13-5/18 5-6 pm

ID# DATE TIME

10-4300-A1 1/11-2/15 4:00 pm-4:30 pm

10-4300-B1 1/11-2/15 4:30 pm-5:00 pm

10-4300-C1 1/11-2/15 5:15 pm-5:45 pm

10-4300-D1 1/11-2/15 5:45 pm-6:15 pm

10-4300-E1 1/11-2/15 6:15 pm-6:45 pm

10-4300-F1 1/11-2/15 7:00 pm-7:30 pm

10-4300-G1 1/11-2/15 7:30 pm-8:00 pm

ID# DATE TIME

10-4300-A2 3/1-4/12* 4:00 pm-4:30 pm

10-4300-B2 3/1-4/12* 4:30 pm-5:00 pm

10-4300-C2 3/1-4/12* 5:15 pm-5:45 pm

10-4300-D2 3/1-4/12* 5:45 pm-6:15 pm

10-4300-E2 3/1-4/12* 6:15 pm-6:45 pm

10-4300-F2 3/1-4/12* 7:00 pm-7:30 pm

10-4300-G2 3/1-4/12* 7:30 pm-8:00 pm

Check out the Young Rembrants Art Classes. Discover the artist in your child . . .

AGES 3 TO 8 +YEARS OLDRoselle Racer Swim Team

Racer’s 40th Anniversary!

Were you a Roselle Racer? Next summer the Roselle Racer Swim Team will turn 40 years old and we are looking for old pictures, from memories, and contact information from all swimmers! The summer will be fi lled with special activities for all alumni, including participating in the Rose Parade in June! Please check out our website http://www.roselleracers.org/ for upcoming events! Contact Barb Layer at [email protected] for more information.


Roselle Racers Swim Team (DK)Calling all swimmers…new and returning swimmers are invited to join the Roselle Racers Swim Team for a fun-fi lled summer at Kemmerling Pool! Kemmerling Pool is conve-niently 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 competitive 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; 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 an-nounced at registration.Being a member of the swim team requires purchasing a pool pass and attending morn-ing practices regularly. These practices help swimmers develop fundamental swimming skills, including four diff erent competitive swim strokes. Swim meets take place on Wednesday evenings and Saturday morn-ings with a fantastic social network of family volunteers to ensure their success. The swim team is a great way to make friends and get fi t! For more information, visit http://www.roselleracers.org/.

REGISTRATIONIf you cannot make either registration night, you may still join by completing a registration packet at the CRC front desk before May 9th for a special EARLY BIRD RATE! The fi nal registration deadline is May 18th.

Roselle RacersREGISTRATION NIGHTS: April 25 th and 28 th from 6-8 pm.

Members of the swim team parent club will be present to provide information and answer questions. In addition, swim team suits and other attire will be available for viewing, fi tting and ordering. Practice and meet times will be announced on these evenings as well.

RACERS: 20-9022-APRE TEAM: 20-9023-A

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ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4060-A Tu 1/11-5/24* 5:45-6:45 pm

Ballet Troupe (DK) WHO: Ages 5-13 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12 FEE: R $187/NR $197

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4060-B Th 1/13-5/26* 5:45-6:45 pm

Jazz Troupe (DK) WHO: Ages 5-13 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12 FEE: R $187/NR $197

*No class 3/31

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Evolution Dance Troupe

Evolution Dance Troupe

NEW! 5-13 Troupe (DK)

Dancers who are interested in strutting their stuff all around town should join this new and exciting performing troupe! Instruction focuses on a higher level of dance skill and technique as dancers learn diff erent routines and polish their movements. The performing troupe will perform at festivals and other community events throughout the year, including the Roselle Park District Dance Recital and the Rose Parade. The program runs through the winter/spring season and into the beginning of summer. Fee includes all performances, costume, and recital costs.

Ballet and/or Jazz troupes are available. Dancers are also required to take a support ballet or jazz class for additional technique and skill development. (See dance schedule for available dates and times)

*No class 3/29

Dance

TEEN SKI TRIP SEE PAGE 20 FOR MORE DETAILS! GRADES 6-12NEW! FLOOR HOCKEY SUNDAY See page 23 for details! GRADES 5-6 AND GRADES 7-8

Payment plan options are available for Evolution Dance Troupe. Contact Dee Kaiser for more details.

Ballet Technique (DK) WHO: Ages 8-13 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167


TINY DANCERS: Ages 3-6 years LEVEL 1: Ages 5-8 years LEVEL 2: Ages 8-13 years or with instructor approval

The RPD dance participants will

perform at the Roselle Park District

Dance Recital.The program runs

through the winter/spring season and

with the fi nal recital Saturday, May 14 .

Fee includes all costume,

and recital costs.

ID# DAY DATE TIME

AGES: 3-4

10-4072-A W 1/12-5/4* 12:45-1:35 pm

10-4072-B Sa 1/8-4/30* 10:30-11:20 am

AGES: 5-6

10-4072-C Tu 1/11-5/3* 3:45-4:35 pm

*No class 3/26, 3/29, 3/30

Ballet/Tap (DK) WHO: Ages 3-6 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10 FEE: R $139/NR $149

ID# DAY DATE TIME

AGES: 3-4

10-4074-A W 1/12-5/4* 1:40-2:30 pm

AGES: 5-6

10-4074-B Sa 1/8-4/30* 9:30-10:20 am

*No class 3/26, 3/30

Ballet/Jazz (DK) WHO: Ages 3-6 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10 FEE: R $139/NR $149

TINY DANCERS: AGES 3-6 YEARS

ID# DAY DATE TIME

AGES: 4-6

10-4076-A W 1/12-5/4* 2:35-3:25 pm

AGES: 5-6

10-4076-B Th 1/13-5/5* 3:45-4:35 pm

*No class 3/30, 3/31

Jazz/Tap (DK) WHO: Ages 3-6 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10 FEE: R $139/NR $149

LEVEL 1

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4012-A Sa 1/8-4/30* 8:30-9:30 am

*No class 3/26

NEW! Boys’ Beat (DK) WHO: Ages 5-8 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167

ID# DAY DATE TIME

AGES: 5-8

10-4001-A Sa 1/8-4/30* 11:30-12:30 pm

AGES: 6-8

10-4001-B Tu 1/11-5/3* 4:40-5:40 pm

*No class 3/26, 3/29

Ballet (DK) WHO: Ages 5-8 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167

ID# DAY DATE TIME

AGES: 5-8

10-4011-A Sa 1/8-4/30* 10:30-11:30 am

AGES: 6-8

10-4011-B W 1/12-5/4* 4:40-5:40 pm

*No class 3/26, 3/30

Jazz / Hip Hop (DK) WHO: Ages 5-8 LOC: Maple/SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167

LEVEL 2

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4001-C W 1/12-5/4* 5:45-6:45 pm

*No class 3/30

Ballet (DK) WHO: Ages 8-13 LOC: SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4011-C Sa 1/8-4/30* 11:35-12:35 pm

10-4011-D Th 1/13-5/5* 4:40-5:40 pm

*No class 3/26, 3/31

Jazz / Hip Hop (DK) WHO: Ages 8-13 LOC: Maple/SycamoreCLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12 FEE: R $157/NR $167

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4002-A M 1/10-5/2* 4:30-5:30 pm

*No class 3/28

DanceAGES 3 TO 13 YEARS OLD

NOTE:Tiny Class time has been extended!NEW! Dance Classes Now Off ered for 18 and Up! See page 38 for details!

NEW! Dance Classes Now Off ered for 18 and Up! See page 38 for details!

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The Roselle Park District Dancers Present…

Dancing through the Decades!

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Lake Park West Auditorium4:00 pm

PARENTS MARK YOUR CALENDARS

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

NEW! Boys’ Beat

This is a Hip-Hop class especially for young men and boys to learn about dance in a fun environment! Dancers will increase their strength and style as they participate in this fast paced form of dance.

Ballet

Ballet is the foundation of dance. Students will learn the basic positions and movements that are the building blocks essential to proper dance technique. Correct posture and technique will be emphasized. Ballet shoes are required.

NEW! Ballet Technique

This is a support class for ballet that gives students an opportunity to focus on the fundamental techniques of ballet. Balance, poise, and positions are emphasized.

Tap

Students will develop rhythm and agility as they learn this dynamic form of dance. Instructor will teach the fundamentals of tap, including basic tap sounds and combina-tions. 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 combinations, 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.

Combination Classes

These classes provide beginning dancers a broader sampling of dance by combining any two of the following disciplines: Ballet, Tap, Jazz, or Hip-Hop. Instructors will emphasize positions, posture, body line, fl exibility, and isolations. Students will participate in warm-up exercises, across the fl oor progressions and combinations, as well as other skills. Through combination classes, students will also increase their strength, style, and rhythm.

AGE TIME MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

5-8 8:30-9:30 am Boys’ Beat

Ms. Teresa

5-6 9:30-10:20 am Ballet/Jazz

Ms. Teresa

3-4 10:30-11:20 am Ballet/Tap

Ms. Karly

5-8 10:30-11:30 am Jazz/Hip Hop

Ms. Teresa

5-8 11:30-12:30 pm Ballet

Ms. Karly

8-13 11:35-12:35 pm Jazz/Hip Hop

Ms. Teresa

3-4 12:45-1:35 pm Ballet/Tap

Ms. Karly

3-4 1:40-2:30 pm Ballet/Jazz

Ms. Karly

4-6 2:35-3:25 pm Jazz/Tap

Ms. Karly

5-6 3:45-4:35 pm Ballet/Tap

Ms. LizJazz/Tap

Ms. Teresa

8-13 4:30-5:30 pm Ballet Tech

Ms. Liz

8-13 4:40-5:40 pm Jazz/Hip

Hop

Ms. Teresa

6-8 4:40-5:40 pm Ballet

Ms. LizJazz/Hip

Hop

Ms. Teresa

8-13 5:45-6:45 pm Ballet

Ms. Teresa

Dance Class Schedule

FEE: R $139/NR $149 FEE: R $157/NR $167


AGES 5 TO 13 YEARS OLDTeen Ski Trip/Youth Fitness Classes

ID# DAY DATES TIME

Beginner

10-2045-A M 1/3-2/7 6:00-7:00 pm

10-2045-B M 2/14-3/21 6:00-7:00 pm

Advanced

30-2045-G M 1/3-2/7 7:00-8:00 pm

30-2045-H M 2/14-3/21 7:00-8:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-2034-A Tu 1/11-3/8 4:00-4:45 pm

FEE: R $55/NR $70

10-2034-B Th 1/13-3/10 4:00-4:45 pm

FEE: R $45/NR $60

Fencing 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: 8/15 FEE: R $50/NR $60LOC: Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center (CRC), 505 N. Springinsguth

Jr. Jazzercise A dance class fi tness program designed es-pecially for kids. Kids of all ages love to dance to the latest music. Jr. Jazzercise off ers FUN aerobic conditioning with concentration on coordination, fl exibility, strength/endurance, nutrition and the importance of physical fi tness. For more information, call Darlene at (847) 985-0498.

WHO: 5-12 yrs MIN/MAX: 10/20LOC: Maple

Fishing Derby New for 2011See page 55 for more info

FAMILY EVENT

February 4-5 IPRA TEEN SKI TRIP

REGISTRATION DEADLINE

January 14, 2011

ID# DAY DATES TIME SECTION FEE

10-5500-A F/Sa 2/4 – 2/5 6:00pm-7:00am Section “A” = Lift tickets, and free lesson R/NR $60

10-5500-B F/Sa 2/4 – 2/5 6:00pm-7:00am Section “A” = Lift tickets, equipment rental, and free lesson

R/NR $75

Mom & Son Sports NightMay 5, 2011

See page 25 for more info

Daddy Daughter Date NightFeb. 13, 2011

See page 2 for more infoFAMILY EVENT

Park Districts from all over Illinois will be bringing enthusiastic skiers to the IPRA Teen Ski 2011! This is a VIP private party only available to park districts. Chestnut Mountain boasts 17 lighted slopes, a 7 acre snow board park with ½ pipe and fun boxes, campfi re area on slopes, video game room, and lessons for all experience levels included.

Had enough skiing? That’s when the DJ rocks the

dance fl oor until 4:30am!

The event starts late at night on Feb. 4th as the teens ski through the evening into the early morning hours of Feb 5th.

Fees include Lift and complimentary lessons for all skill levels as well as transportation.

The group will meet and check in at the Clauss Recreation Center in Roselle and travel via coach bus.Register Early! SPACES ARE LIMITED!! No refunds after registration deadline.

WHO: grades 6-12 CLASS MIN/MAX: 20/30 LOC: Chestnut Mountain

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AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS OLDClub Kids

CLUB KIDS PUNCH CARDS

ID# TIME LOC FEE

BEFORE SCHOOL CARE (20 DAYS/20 PUNCHES)

30-5001-A30-5003-A

6:30-8:15 am6:30-8:15 am

Waterbury SchoolSpring Hill School

R $103/NR $118R $103/NR $118

AFTER SCHOOL CARE (20 DAYS/20 PUNCHES)

30-5001-B30-5003-B

Dismissal - 6 pmDismissal - 6 pm


R $254/NR $269R $254/NR $269

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE (20 DAYS/20 PUNCHES)

30-5001-C30-5003-C

6:30-8:15 amDismissal - 6 pm


R $328/NR $343R $328/NR $343

Punch Cards are availablefor the 2010-2011 school year.Start 2011 off right! Get your son or daughter signed up for this funfi lled before & after school pro-gram. Each card is worth 20 visits. Sign up today!

Register Club KidsProgramJanuary through

MayFEES WILL BE PRORATED

TO REFLECT DATE

OF REGISTRATION

CALL (630 ) 894-4200

FOR PRICES

Three payment options!CALL for

more details894-4200

SEE PAGE 12

FORSCHOOL DAY OUT TRIPS

The Club Kids After School program is a cooperative eff ort between the Roselle Park District and School Districts #12 and #20. The Club Kids Program provides a fun, structured, safe, environment for kids before and after school. Staff organizes daily activities including games, crafts, homework, quiet time and athletic activities. The program is run at Waterbury School and Spring Hills School.

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 until 6:00 p.m. If you are registered in the after school program, any 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 on many of these days. These “School Day Out” trips meet at the Clauss Recreation Center from 7 am to 6 pm. Advanced registration at the CRC is required for these activities and carries a separate fee.


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 interaction. 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. Children need to bring sunscreen, a lunch and a drink daily. Every camper receives a Roselle Park District camp shirt. IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO BE THINKING OF SUMMER!

Register early so you don’t miss out! Pick up a registration packet at the front desk today!

Registration begins 4/4. Register by 5/2 and receive a 5% discount. Registration must be accompanied by full payment or Payment Plan Authorization/Registration. Please note a service charge of $5/month will be applied to all payment plans.

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

BEFORE AND AFTER CAMP CARE OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT A WEEKS RATE OF R $30/NR $35 FOR EACH OPTION.

AGES 5 TO 13 YEARS OLDSummer Camp

ID# DAYS TIME DATE LOC FEE

20-5001-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/13-6/17 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5002-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/20-6/24 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5003-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 6/27-7/1 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5004-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/4-7/10 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5005-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/11-7/15 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5006-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/18-7/22 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5007-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 7/25-7/29 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5008-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/1-8/5 CRC R $115/NR $125

20-5009-M M-F 9:00-3:00 pm 8/8-8/12 CRC R $115/NR $125

Counselor-in-Training (TL) Are you too old for camp but not old enough to get a job? Are you looking for an opportunity to learn leadership 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!

HAVE YOU NOTICED WE HAVELOWER THE NON RES. FEE!

ALL ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT PROGRAMS

TWO DAY CAMP OPTIONS FOR2011 SUMMER CAMP!

SUMMER CAMP

*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.

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AGES 5 TO 13 YEARS OLDYouth Sports

Lil’ Shots (VO)This program is our introductory class for future Roselle Park District Youth Basketball League players. Participants will be instructed on the basics of the game. Boys and girls will have fun practicing their dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding with drills incorpo-rating these skills. Bring your favorite youth sized-basketball.

WHO: Ages 4-5 FEE: R $38/NR $48 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10LOC: CRC Gym, North

Small Shots (VO)The basic rules, skills and strategies of bas-ketball will be introduced along with drills, relay races and other fun activities. Scrim-mage games may be played at the end of the session. Bring your favorite youth sized-basketball!

WHO: Ages 5-6 FEE: R $50/NR $60 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10LOC: CRC Gym, North

Volunteer Coaches Needed!Be it our in-house soccer and basketball leagues or Raptors travel basketball teams, volunteer coaches are a valuable ingredient in our youth athletic programs. Without caring moms and dads from the community, giving of their time and eff ort, we would not be able to off er these types of activities. They understand the valuable lessons of participation, teamwork, charac-ter, and sportsmanship. The Roselle Park District feels these long-term principles are paramount and cannot be shoved aside in order to achieve short-term “victo-ries.” If you are a “fi rst timer,” coach’s clinics will be held for those interested in this fun and rewarding opportunity. Please call Vic Orlandino at 630-894-4200 for details.

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3500-A M 1/3-2/21 5:00-5:45 pm

10-3500-B W 1/5-2/23 5:00-5:45 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3501-A M 1/3-2/21 5:50-6:50 pm

10-3501-B W 1/5-2/23 5:50-6:50 pm

The Roselle Park District staff would like to thank our volunteer soccer coaches for their time and eff orts this past fall season. Their names: Jerry Krokos, David Zielinski, Andres Basso, Scott Boesen, John Mensik, Dino Catalano, Ed Thiemann, Michael Harris, and Charlie Matson.

All the fun, excitement, and teamwork of ice hockey at the fraction of the cost! Teams repre-senting area grade schools are now forming for the fi rst ever Roselle Park District fl oor hockey league. We will be organizing school teams with a maximum of 10 players and a dad (or mom!) to coach. There will be two divi-sions: one league will be composed of players in either fi fth or sixth grade while other league will be made up of teams with players in either seventh or eighth grade. Teams will be drafted with players all being from the same school. Equipment and referees will be provided; however, players are required to wear soccer shin guards.

There will be a team trophy for fi rst place

teams (not to mention bragging rights!)

WHO: Grades 5-6 TEAM MIN/MAX: 4/6LOC: CRC GymID #: 10-3555-A FEE: R $25/NR $35DATE: 3/20/11-5/15/11

Season will start Sunday, March 20, with opening face-off s on the hour beginning at 12:00 pm.

WHO: Grades 7-8 TEAM MIN/MAX: 4/6LOC: CRC GymID #: 10-3555-B FEE: R $25/NR $35 DATE: 3/20/11-5/15/11

DEADLINE TO REGISTER MARCH 12 (VO)

Spring Youth Soccer League (VO)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 April 16th. Practices will be held during the week based on coach’s availability. Prac-tices will start two weeks prior to game play dependent upon a particular level having enough volunteer coaches lined-up. Parents will receive a call from their child’s coach once the team selection process is completed. The number of teams competing this spring out of the Roselle Park District is to be submitted

to league offi cials on March 1st for scheduling purposes. Registering before or after this date does not necessarily guarantee a spot on a team due to minimum and maximum num-bers needed to form a team. It is imperative to register early!

Take advantage of our early-bird sign-up fee of $53 by registering before March 7th. All registrations submitted from March 7th on will be charged an additional ten dollars and, again, players cannot be guaranteed a spot on a team.

Volunteer coaches are always needed for this program. Please indicate on registration 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. They will


make note of this in our computer registra-tion software. 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 spring. For example: the “U” (as in U8 Division) indicates child must be under the age of eight as of August 1, 2010, to participate in that level. If nine years old as of the 8/1/10 date, child should be enrolled in U(under)10 division. This is a Co-ed League.


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 involving running, shoot-ing, dribbling, and passing will be played weekly. Classes will be held outside, weather permitting. Depending on gym availability and weather conditions, class may be moved indoors and/or to a diff erent day of the week. Children will need to wear plastic shin guards. Don’t forget to bring your size three youth soccer ball and water bottle.

WHO: Ages 3-4 FEE:R $32/NR $42 CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12 LOC: Waterbury

Big Kickers (VO)Not quite ready for our spring soccer league? Just learning the game? Well, here’s the chance to get your son/daughter all squared away for fall league. Emphasis will be placed on following directions and learning the basic skills 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. Depend-ing on gym availability, class may be move indoors. Children will need to wear plastic shin guards. Don’t forget to bring your size three youth soccer ball and water bottle.

WHO: Ages 5-6 FEE:R $39/NR $49CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/12 LOC: Waterbury

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3225-A Tu 4/19-6/7 4:00-4:45 pm

10-3225-B F 4/22-6/10 4:00-4:45 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3226-A Tu 4/19-6/7 5:00-6:00 pm

10-3226-B F 4/22-6/10 5:00-6:00 pm

ID# DIV AGE FEE

10-3200-A U6 Division 5 R$63/NR $73

10-3201-A U8 Division 6-7 R$63/NR $73

10-3201-C U10 Division 8-9 R$63/NR $73

10-3201-E U12 Division 10-11 R$63/NR $73

10-3201-G U14 Division 12-13 R$63/NR $73

Roselle Park District jerseys are required and need to be ordered at the time of registration if your child does not have one. These jerseys can be used season to season. Please specify shirt size on your registration form.

ID# JERSEY FEE

10-3201-X YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL $21

Floor Hocky SundaySee page 23 for more info

GRADES 5-8

RPD Soccer

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Mom & Son Sports Night (DK)

May 5, 2011

6:00-8:00 PM

Boys, team up with your mom, aunt, grandma, sister, or cousin

for an evening of sports fun! Compete against other pairs in

mini golf, disc golf, a football toss, and more! Complimen-tary snacks and photo will be

provided.

WHO: Boys age 10 and under with an adult

CLASS MIN/MAX: 20/100LOC: Gym

ID# DAY FEE

10-8010-F Th $25/NR $35

$10 for each additional boyOur program has been providing football and cheer opportunities to boys and girls, ages 7-15, from the Roselle, 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

Fishing DerbySee page 55 for details!

FAMILY EVENT


Spring Training Baseball (VO)Batter up! Get your youngster an early start for the upcoming baseball season while avoiding those spring rains and soggy fi elds. This class is the fun way to learn the basics of throwing, catching, and hitting. Parents are encouraged to participate with the instruc-tion. Only safety and “wiffl e” balls will be used. This program is a great way to make your child’s season more successful and enjoyable. Wear gym shoes and bring your new glove!

WHO: Ages 5-6 GRADES: K/1st CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/12 FEE: R $34/NR $44LOC: CRC Gym

WHO: Ages 7-9 GRADES: 2-4 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/12 FEE: R $40/NR $50LOC: CRC Gym

Spring Training Softball (VO)Girls know that “if fast pitch was easy they’d call it baseball!” This class is the fun way to improve your daughter’s throwing, catching and batting mechanics in preparation for the upcoming softball season. Players should expect to perform stretching, running, throw-ing, catching, and fi elding drills along with hitting off a tee. Wear gym shoes, bring your glove. Regulation, weighted, “softee” and “wiffl e” balls will be used in class. This class is a great way for your daughter to learn the fundamental softball skills necessary to truly enjoy her season.

WHO: Ages 7-10 Grades: 2-4 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/12 FEE: R $40/NR $50LOC: CRC Gym

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3800-A M 2/28-4/4 5:00-5:45 pm

10-3800-B W 3/2-4/6 5:00-5:45 pm ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3802-A Th 3/3-4/7 6:00-7:00 pm

Baseball/Softball

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3801-A M 2/28-4/4 5:50-6:50 pm

10-3801-B W 3/2-4/6 5:50-6:50 pm


REGISTRATION:

Location: Clauss Recreation Center/Maple Room When: January 23, 2011 Noon until 4:00 pm January 30, 2011 Noon until 4:00 pm February 13, 2011 Noon until 4:00 pm

Girls Boys5 - 6 yr old T-Ball 5 - 6 yr old T-Ball7 - 8 yr old Pee Wee 7 - 8 yr old Pee Wee9 - 10 yr old Minors 9 - 10 yr old Minors 11 - 12 yr old Majors 11 - 12 yr old Majors13 - 14 yr old Ponies 13 - 14 yr old Ponies15 - 16 yr old Fillies 15 - 16 yr old Colts17 - 18 yr old Seniors 17 - 18 yr old Palo-minos

AGES 5 TO 10 YEARS OLDRMSBO

Roselle Medinah Softball

and Baseball Organization

Important Dates and Information 2011

To Become a Volunteer Coach: Sign up at player registration dates above All Managers and Coaches must certify. Cer-tifi cation is approximately a three hour class on practice organization, drills, and sports-manship. This class is free to the managers and coaches and is taught by Peter Caliendo. Peter is a professional baseball teacher and one of the most highly respected people in the baseball world. Date, time and location will be provided at registration.

PLAYER DRAFT: (MANAGERS ONLY) March 20Team manager should notify players within 48 hrs of draft day

EQUIPMENT HANDOUT: (MANAGERS ONLY) March 20(Immediately following your draft at the Barn next to the Clauss Fields)

PRACTICE SEASON: March 26 - April 30

PICTURE DAY April 10

OPENING DAY CEREMONIES: May 1

REGULAR SEASON May 1 - June 30

In House Tournament Team Tryouts For Boys And Girls May 7 and May 8 Times and locations to be determined

In partnership with the Roselle and Medinah Park Districts

RMSBO “Texas Holdem” POKER TOURNAMENT January 26 2:00 P.M. until 12:00 (Midnight) Held at CHANDLERS RESTAURANT 401 N. Roselle Rd., Schaumburg

RMSBO PICNIC June 25

QUESTIONS? CALL THE RMSBO HOTLINE AT

630 200 - 9195OR [email protected]

Visit our website rmsbo.com

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AGES 5 TO ADULTYouth/Adult Sports

Adult Intro to Golf (VO)This six class course will be taught by a PGA Golf Pro. 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: Ages 16-over FEE: R $95/NR $105 CLASS MIN/MAX: 6/10LOC: Green Valley Golf Range

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3775-A Sa 4/16-5/21 3:00-4:00 pm

10-3775-B W 4/20-5/25 7:00 -8:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3701-A Tu/Th 4/19-5/5 6:00-7:00 pm

10-3701-B Tu/Th 5/10-5/26 6:00-7:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3710-B Sa 5/7-5/21 11:30-1:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3710-A W/Th 5/4-5/19 6:00-7:00 pm

Youth Tennis Camps (VO)We are happy to announce our third season of tennis camps. Saturday one and one half hour sessions along with Tuesday/Thursday classes will be conveniently held at our Kem-merling Park tennis courts. Expert instruction for ages 8 thru 12 will be conducted with emphasis on learning the basics right through advanced skills. Please bring your tennis racket. A diff erent day/time of the week may be used for postponed classes.

WHO: Ages 8-12 FEE: R $48/NR $58CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8LOC: Kemmerling Tennis Courts

WHO: Ages 8-12 FEE: R $36/NR $46CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/8LOC: Kemmerling Tennis Courts

Youth and Adult Tennis (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 competi-tive drills and match play. We also off er adult classes for beginners and intermediate level participants in addition to competitive singles and doubles leagues. Parents, if you have any questions in regards to which class best suites your child, please call Randy Russell, Director of Racquet Sports, at (630) 837-6300.

ANYONE INTERESTED IN TENNIS LESSONS CAN STOP BY THE CLAUSS REC CENTER FOR THE LIST OF CLASSES OFFERED INCLUDING DATES/TIMES/FEES. WE CAN ALSO FAX AND E-MAIL THIS INFORMATION. GIVE US A CALL AT 630-894-4200!

Youth Intro to Golf (VO)This six class session taught by a PGA Golf Pro will introduce to students 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 FEE: R $95/NR $105 CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/10LOC: Green Valley Golf Range

Youth Anti-Bullying and Safety Course (VO)Most youth martial arts programs will teach your child how to defend themselves as they did 1000+ years ago. Times have changed! You don’t give you child an old fashioned type writer when trying to teach them com-puter skills, right? Then why would one want their children to learn out of date self-defense strategies? This class will give them the skills to defend themselves against bullies, help any of their classmates who are getting bul-lied, and focus on non-physical just as much as physical means of defusing an alterca-tion. We’ll also equip your child with tools to heighten their awareness against abductors, and avoid predators. Character lessons such as building self-esteem and respect for others is also an added benefi t.

WHO: Ages: 4-12 FEE: R $39/NR $49CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/6LOC: Elite Defense Systems, 215B E. Lake St., Bloomingdale


Shotokan Karate (VO)Through a variety of fun and creative ac-tivities, young children (5+) and adults will develop coordination, strength, and personal safety skills in a well-supervised setting. The self-assurance gained through Shotokan Ka-rate helps foster a strong, positive self-image. The mental aspect involved in karate builds self-confi dence, control, and discipline. The physical aspect of this program is both enjoy-able and benefi cial. Our program will give your child the lead she/he needs in develop-ing 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 and 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.

The Roselle Vikings Youth Football and Cheer League want you to be a

part of our winning team for the upcoming 2011 Season!

REGISTRATION DATES

TIMES PLACE

Saturday 1/29/11 11 am to 3 pm Medinah Park District



We are a Lake Park Community based organization and are open to all boys nd girls ages 5-15. We are proud members of Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc.

For more information regarding our program please go online and visit www.rosellevikings.org.

Please check our website after 1/1/11 for 2011 League Fees

AGES 4 TO 12 +Youth/Adult Sports

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3450-A Th 1/20-2/10 5:30-6:15 pm

10-3450-B Th 4/7-4/28 5:30-6:15 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3451-A Th 1/20-2/10 7:00-8:00 pm

10-3451-B Th 4/7-4/28 7:00-8:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES TIME

10-3452-A Sa 1/29 12:00-2:00 pm

10-3452-B Sa 4/16 12:00-2:00 pm

Karate lessons stop by the CRC to pick up schedule or call (630) 894-4200!

Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do Adult Self-Defense (VO) Most adults don’t have years to dedicate to self-defense training. Against popular belief it is quick, very simple, and easy to learn. Dur-ing this class we’ll teach you about the “range” of self-defense few “martial arts masters” know about, in addition to weapons defense and other secrets of the American martial arts icon Bruce Lee taught through his art of Jeet Kune Do. Learn from an organization who is only 1 of 12 Midwest Academies certifi ed to teach it! Absolutely no experience needed, as all participants will also realize what an incredible workout this is!

WHO: Ages: 12+ FEE: R $39/NR $49CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/5LOC: Elite Defense Systems, 215B E. Lake St., Bloomingdale

7 Self-Defense Moves Every Female Must Know (VO) Description: We’ll teach all female participants 7 easy and extremely eff ective self-defense tools they can use to escape from bigger and stron-ger opponents. Know what to do if someone grabs you from behind, tackles you down to the ground, or assaults you with a weapon… all through 7 simple moves! Every female must know this information as crime is back on the rise.

WHO: Ages: 12+ FEE: R $19/NR $27CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/5LOC: Elite Defense Systems (630-837-7565) 215B E. Lake St., Bloomingdale

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WE’RE ROLLING BACKPRICES ON SUMMERADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUESSEE PAGE 30

AGES 17 TO ADULTAdult Basketball League

PAYMENT OPTIONS!Captains, call our front desk (630-894-4200) and they’ll give you all the details on how your team can

“pay as you play” DURING THE 2011 SEASON.

THE ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS 1st ANNUAL

Saturday, February 19

1:30 pm Clauss Recreation Center

Dust off that old ping pong table down in the basement, watch the movie Forrest Gump (again) for some inspiration, and start practicing now. Then bring your favor-ite paddle to the Clauss Rec Center to match your skills against area players for a fun afternoon of action.

WHO: Ages 13 and upMIN/MAX: 10-30 Teams (Rec + Pro)LOC: Maple Room

PING PONG TOURNAMENT

ID# LEVEL FEE Prizes dependent on number of players entered in each division. Increased award allotment for pro division.

10-8051-A (Pro) $20

10-8051-B (Rec) $10

13 YEARS TO ADULT

Trophies and cash prizes for winning player in each division!

Double elimination ping pong tourna-ment. Pro and Rec Divisions. Best of three matches.

NO SAME DAY REGISTRATIONS!!! ALL

ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE

FEBRUARY 12!!!

Men’s Basketball League (VO) ID#: 10-3603-A

Get the guys together and sign-up for our Saturday afternoon Men’s Basketball League. Teams will play a minimum of ten games plus a post-season tournament. Game times are on the hour beginning at 1:15 pm. The season will start January 15th. Teams must pay a $75 forfeit fee using a valid Visa, MasterCard credit card or cash by January 8th. This fee will be refunded at the conclusion of the season if your team does not forfeit a game during the season or drop from the league prior to games beginning. This $75 fee also holds a team’s spot in a league. The remaining team fee is due PRIOR to the captain’s meeting which be held on Monday, January 10th at 7:00 pm at the Clauss Rec Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue. Resident team (three-quarters of roster lives in the Roselle Park District) fee is $625. Non-resident team fee is $675. These prices do not include the refundable $75 forfeit fee.

NEW!

Adult Basketball

(VO)


NEW FOR 2011 ROLLBACK THE PRICES TO 2005!

It’ll be more economical than ever to get the guys together and enjoy a night of Roselle Park District softball under the lights. Resident team fee(three-quarters of roster lives in the Roselle Park District) is only $525. Non-resident team fee is $575. These prices do not

include the refundable $75 forfeit fee.

Please register early as these rollback prices will have leagues fi lling fast. Returning teams will be aff orded fi rst consideration in forming each league, but no guarantees are

implied in this regard.

AGES 17-ADULTAdult Summer Softball Leagues

Summer Softball League (VO)Registration is now being accepted for our 2011 Adult Summer Softball Leagues. Captains must submit their $75 forfeit fee payment (credit card, check, cash) by April 5 or prior to a league meeting their maximum. This fee will be refunded at the conclusion of the season if a team does not forfeit a game during the season or drop from the league prior to games starting. This $75 fee also holds a team’s spot in a league. The remain-ing team fee is due PRIOR to the captain’s meetings.

The season will begin the week of April 18th with game times of 6:45, 7:45 and 8:45. Season: 4/18/11-8/25/11

Captain’s meetings will be held on Monday, April 11th, at the Clauss Rec Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue. The twelve-inch league meeting will be at 6:30, co-rec meeting at 7:30, and the sixteen-inch league meeting will be at 8:30 pm.

PAYMENT OPTIONS!Captains, call our front desk (630-894-4200) and they’ll give you all the details on how your team can

“pay as you play”

DURING THE 2011 SEASON.

NEW!

Adult Open Gym (KK)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 - TUESDAY, MAY 31

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

Adult 30+ Basketball 8:15 am-10 amFEE: $4.50

Adult 18+ Basketball 8:00 pm-9:20 pmFEE: $3.50

Adult 18+ Volleyball7:15 pm-9:15 pmFEE: $4.50

Adult 18+ Basketball 8:00 pm-9:20 pmFEE: $3.50

• 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. • Abso-

lutely no gum or candy in the gym. • No hanging on the rim or dunking.

Men’s 16” Softball League

ID#: 10-3600-A

Games will be played on Monday nights. Twelve teams maximum.

Co-Rec 14” Softball League (Mushball) ID#: 10-3601-A

Games will be played on Tuesday nights. Twelve teams maximum.


ID#: 10-3602-A

Games will be played on Wednesday nights. Twelve teams maximum.


ID#: 10-3602-B

Games will be played on Thursday nights. Seven team maximum

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$$5 PER VISITCOLLEGE ID REQUIRED

GOOD NOV. 15, 2010TO JAN. 1, 2011

GOOD NOV. 15, 2010TO JAN. 1, 2011

$5 PER VISIT COLLEGE ID REQUIRED

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 MEMBERSHIP

Annual 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

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTFitness Center

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 monthsID 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.

Fitness Center

FITNEES CENTER


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


Personal Training A personal trainer will design an exercise pro-gram tailored to your fi tness goals, while tak-ing 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 mem-bers 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 additional charge of $10 per session. Please note that group training is also available. Additional information is avail-able in the fi tness center.

Fitness University The fi tness center off ers student fi tness memberships to youths ages 14 and 15. In order purchase a membership, all 14 and 15 year olds must attend Fitness University. This program involves meeting with a personal trainer for four 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 comple-tion of the course. The certifi cate must be turned in to the fi tness center attendant when purchasing a membership. This pro-gram is off ered from 4:00-5:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday during the fi rst full week of every month. See a fi tness attendant to get your name on the list for the next session of Fitness University today! The fee is R $25/NR $37.50, with a minimum of four students required to run the class.

Massage 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 appoint-ment at the fi tness desk today!Fees are $1 per minute for Roselle Park District residents and $1.50 per minute for non-residents. Basic Fitness members receive a 20% discount. Cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours in advance to avoid being charged.

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 – NoonTu/Th: 9: am - Noon, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmSaturday: 9:00 am - 11:30 am

Fitness Members $2/hour for the fi rst child $1/hour each additional child Non Members $3/hour for the fi rst child $1.5/hour each additional child

Walking TrackDid you know that it is free to use our walking track? All you have to do is sign in each time at the front desk. One mile is equivalent to 14 times around the track. Roselle is the one of very few park districts that doesn’t charge to walk the track.

Trainer

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Under the SeaSaturday, April 9Take a dive and learn about the fi shies and other sea-life! We’ll make colorful creations and read a fun story!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-I

Spring into FUN!Saturday, April 16“April showers bring May fl owers”, “In like a lion, out like a lamb”. Learn these and other rhymes! Make crafts and read stories about this very special time of year when the seasons change and everything is buzzing!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-J

Dino-DazeFriday, April 22Come take a walk in Dinosaur Land with the Roselle Park District! Do exciting crafts, learn about the dino-days, and play some fun, prehistoric games!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-K

Superheros to the RescueFriday, April 29Fly in for the afternoon so we can save the world with fun games, crafts, and stories! Even make your very own superhero mask and cape!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-L

Thomas and FriendsMonday, February 21Jump on board with Thomas the train! Join his friends in a day of fun activities and a craft to bring home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-E

Dr Seuss Rhyme TimeFriday, March 4Come with us to visit the people of Whoville and play with the Cat in the Hat! We will read fun stories, create our own character, and eat pretend green eggs and ham!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-F

Lucky LeprachaunsSaturday, March12Follow the rainbow to get to the gold, try to see if you can spot the Leprachaun and make a fun craft to take home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-G

Aye, MateySaturday, March19Put on your eye patch and grab your talking parrot! We will look for treasure, make our own treasure map, and even fi ght for control of the pirate ship!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-H


AGES 3 TO 6 YEARS OLDEarly Childhood

Come play at the Roselle Park District. Check out these fun-fi lled parties! Each party features a different theme with crafts, songs, stories, and games!

We will also be having a delicious snack for each party! (CH)Children must be potty trained.

(CH)

Circus FunMonday, January 17Come play with us under the “big top” for an afternoon of fun! We will learn how to juggle, make a craft, and even get to play with our parachute making play popcorn!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-A

Winter WonderlandFriday, January 28Snowman crafts, and even a snowball fi ght will keep you running and jumping! We will even make some winter crafts to take home and bring the fun into your home!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-B

Animal ExtravaganzaSaturday, February 5Come monkey around for some fun and games! We will discover the animals that surround us at the zoo, farm, and even in our own homes!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-C

Be My ValentineSaturday, February 12Make a gift for someone special, play a special game, and have a special treat on this special day!

WHO: Children 3-6 TIME: 9:00-11:00amCLASS MIN/MAX: 8/10 FEE: R $8/NR $10LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomID: 10-1005-D

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Pilates & Yoga Fusion Classes see page 35

AGES 16 TO ADULTFitness Center

ID# DAYS TIME DATES FEE*

Morning Sessions

10-2028-A Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 12/28-2/10 R$70/NR$80

10-2028-B M/W/F 9:15-10:15 am 12/1-1/14 R$95/NR$105

10-2028-C Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 2/15-3/31 R$70/NR$80

10-2028-D M/W/F 9:15-10:15 am 1/17-2/28 R$95/NR$105

10-2028-E M/W/F 9:15-10:15 am 3/2-4/13 R$95/NR$105

10-2028-F Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 4/5-5/26 R$80/NR$90

10-2028-G M/W/F 9:15-10:15 am 4/15-5/27 R$95/NR$105

10-2028-H Sa 8:00-9:00 am 12/4-3/5 R$60/NR$70

10-2028-I Sa 8:00-9:00 am 3/12 -5/28 R$60/NR$70

Evening Sessions

10-2030-A Tu/Th 5:40-6:40 pm 12/28-2/10 R$70/NR$80

10-2030-B M/W/F 4:30-5:30 pm 12/1-1/14 R$95/NR$105

10-2030-C M/W 5:40-6:40 pm 1/3-2/16 R$70/NR$80

10-2030-D Tu/Th 5:40-6:40 pm 2/15-3/31 R$70/NR$80

10-2030-E M/W/F 4:30-5:30 pm 1/17-2/28 R$95/NR$105

10-2030-F M/W 5:40-6:40 pm 2/21-4/6 R$70/NR$80

10-2030-G M/W/F 4:30-5:30 pm 3/2-4/13 R$95/NR$105

10-2030-H Tu/Th 5:40-6:40 pm 4/5-5/26 R$80/NR$90

10-2030-I M/W/F 4:30-5:30 pm 4/15-5/27 R$95/NR$105

10-2030-J M/W 5:40-6:40 pm 4/11-5/25 R$70/NR$80

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

Hatha Yoga (DK)This is a perfect total fi tness program result-ing in overall improvement 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 ex-ibility and strength. Enjoy our new extended class format. Please bring a yoga mat and a 5 ft. blanket to class. Comfortable clothing is advised.

WHO: Ages 16 and up CLASS MIN/MAX 7/20 FEE: R $66/NR $76LOC: Sycamore TIME: 6:00-7:15 am

ID# DAY DATES

10-2019-A M 1/3-2/7

10-2019-B W 1/5-2/9

10-2019-C M 2/14-3/21

10-2019-D W 2/16-3/23

10-2019-E M 3/28-5/2

10-2019-F W 3/30-5/4

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

WHO: Ages 16 and up CLASS MIN/MAX 7/20 FEE: R $66/NR $76LOC: Sycamore TIME: 6:45-8:00 pm

ID# DAY DATES

10-2055-A M 1/3-2/7

10-2055-B M 2/14-3/21

10-2055-C M 3/28-5/2

10-2055-D W 1/5-2/9

10-2055-E W 2/16-3/23

10-2055-F W 3/30-5/4


Jazzercise (KK)Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully eff ective 60-minute total body workout. Every Jazzercise group fi tness class combines dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fi t and change the shape of your body today! For more information call Christine Smith at 847-217-1232.

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


NEW! DANCE FOR ADULTSSEE PAGE 38 FOR DETAILS!

AGES 18 and UP

Fencing (DK)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 super-vised. Equipment 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


Kickboxing (DK)Achieve the top notch physical condition of a professional kickboxer 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 cardiovascular fi tness and body fat reduction. All levels are encouraged to sign up.

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

ID# DAY TIME DATES FEE*

10-2033-A M 9:00-10:00 am 1/3-2/7 R $60/NR $70

10-2033-B Th 7:45-8:45 pm 1/6-2/10 R $60/NR $70

10-2033-C Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 1/4-2/8 R $60/NR $70

10-2033-D M 9:00-10:00 am 2/21-3/28 R $60/NR $70

10-2033-E Tu 7:45-8:45 pm 2/22-3/29 R $60/NR $70

10-2033-F Th 7:45-8:45 pm 2/24-3/31 R $60/NR $70


ID# DAY DATES

10-2032-B Tu/Th 1/5-2/11

10-2032-C Tu/Th 2/22-3/31


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

WHO: Ages 15 and up FEE: R $102/NR $112 CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/20 TIME: 7:45-8:45 pmLOC: Maple


Beginner

10-2045-G M 7:00-8:00 pm 1/3-2/7 R $48/NR $58

10-2045-H M 7:00-8:00 pm 2/14-3/21 R $48/NR $58

10-2045-I M 7:00-8:00 pm 4/4-5/9 R $48/NR $58

Advanced

10-2045-J M 7:00-8:00 pm 1/3-2/7 R $48/NR $58

10-2045-K M 7:00-8:00 pm 2/14-3/2 R $48/NR $58

10-2045-L M 7:00-8:00 pm 4/4-5/9 R $48/NR $58


W.O.W. Women on Weights (DK)Strength training has been proven to benefi t all populations, from adolescent athletes to seniors. Women, in particular, see tremendous 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 impossible goal. Strength training is absolutely essential if we wish to create visual changes in our bod-ies, and we’ve discovered that the benefi ts of strength training extend far beyond the visual.

WHO: Ages 18 and up FEE: R $60/NR $70CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/8 TIME: 10:15-11:15 am LOC: Fitness Center/Maple

ID# DAY DATES

10-2048-A M/W 1/3-2/16

10-2048-B Tu/Th 1/4-2/17

10-2048-C M/W 2/21-4/6

10-2048-D Tu/Th 2/22-4/7

10-2048-E M/W 4/11-5/25

10-2048-F Tu/Th 4/12-5/26

*No basic member discount. Walk-in daily fee is $5.00.

PING PONG TOURNAMENT

SEE PAGE 29 FOR DETAILS

THE ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT PRESENTS

WINTER BREAK ’10 BAGS TOURNAMENTSaturday, December 18th

SEE PAGE 4FOR DETAILS

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NEW! ADULT DANCE CLASS SEE PAGE 38 FOR DETAILS!

AGES 18 AND UP

NEW! ADULT PHOTO CLASS SEE PAGE 38 FOR DETAILS!

AGES 18 AND UP


Belly Dancing (DK)Join our instructor, Annette Metellica, and 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 shimmies. Discover how the old-est form of dance can energize your day. No previous dance experience is necessary.

WHO: Ages 14 and upMIN/MAX: 6/18 FEE: R $35/NR $45LOC: Sycamore TIME: 7:30-8:30 pm

ID# DAY DATES

10-2023-A Tu 1/4-2/15

10-2023-B Tu 2/22-4/5

10-2023-C Tu 4/12-5/24

*No drop in fees allowed for this program.

Discover the Secrets of Chinese Health Balls (DK)Discover the secrets of Chinese Health Balls; an exercise system that has been in use for 2,000 years. They can improve strength, fl ex-ibility, 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 carpaltunnel syndrome, tendonitis, repetitive strain injury, rheumatism and arthritis. They are deeply relaxing, can help reduce stress, improve overall health, stimulate the mind and reduce your risk of cognitive decline, de-mentia and Alzheimer’s. Each class participant will receive one free set of Health Balls.

WHO: Ages 6 and up FEE: R $30/NR $40CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 TIME: 8:00-9:00 pmLOC: Elm

ID# DAY DATES

10-2047-A Th 1/20


Tai Chi (DK)Tai Chi can reduce stress, anxiety, depres-sion, insomnia, anger and fear. It can increase energy, vitality, endurance, confi dence and concentration. In addition, Tai Chi can relieve arthritis and chronic pain, 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.

WHO: Ages 14 and up FEE: R $40/NR $50CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 LOC: Sycamore

ID# DAY DATES

Beginner 9:00-10:00 am

10-2052-A Tu 1/11-2/15

10-2052-B Tu 2/22-3/29

10-2052-C Tu 4/5-5/10

10-2052-D Tu 5/17-6/21

Continuing 10:00-11:00 am

10-2052-E Tu 1/11-2/15

10-2052-F Tu 2/22-3/29

10-2052-G Tu 4/5-5/10

10-2052-H Tu 5/17-6/21


Zumba (DK)Looking for a fun and exciting way to tone and sculpt your body? Here is your chance! Salsa, cha cha, merengue, hip rolls and shimmies-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 combi-nations providing you with a great workout. No dance experience is necessary. Drop in rate is R $10/NR $14 WHO: Ages 18 and up FEE: R $75/NR $85CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/8 TIME: 6:00-7:00 pmLOC: Bloomingdale Park District, 172 S. Circle

ID# DAY DATES

10-2041-A Tu 1/25-3/15

10-2041-B W 1/26-3/16

10-2041-C Tu 3/29-5/17

10-2041-D W 3/30-5/18

*No Basic Fitness Member discount allowed for this program.

Pilates & Yoga Fusion Classes (DK)These classes are a fusion of yoga poses and pilates exercises. Classes focus on total body stretching and strengthening while building core strength and improving posture. All exercis-es are performed in a fl owing and graceful manner with the coordination of breathing. Regular class participation can increase dynamic fl exibility, muscular endurance and strength, balance, body awareness and coordination. Sign up for combination of classes for maximum benefi ts. Please bring a mat to classes.

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


YOGALATES – A COMBINATION OF PILATES AND YOGA EXERCISES

10-2021-A M 9:00-10:00 am 12/20-1/24 R $35/NR $45

10-2021-B W 9:00-10:00 am 12/22-1/26 R $35/NR $45

10-2021-C M 9:00-10:00 am 1/31-3/7 R $40/NR $50

10-2021-D W 9:00-10:00 am 2/2-3/9 R $40/NR $50

PILATES WITH PROPS – BANDS, BALLS, STRAPS AND BLOCKS WILL BE USED IN CLASS

10-2021-E F 9:15-10:15 am 12/31-1/28 R $35/NR $45

10-2021-F F 9:15-10:15 am 2/4-3/11 R $35/NR $45


10-2020-A M 7:45-8:45 pm 1/3-2/14 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-B W 7:45-8:45 pm 1/5-2/16 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-C M 7:45-8:45 pm 2/21-4/4 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-D W 7:45-8:45 pm 2/23-4/6 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-E M 9:00-10:00 am 4/11-5/23 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-F M 7:45-8:45 pm 4/11-5/23 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-G W 7:45-8:45 pm 4/13-5/25 R $51/NR $61

10-2020-H F 9:15-10:15 am 4/15-5/27 R $51/NR $61


Class PassesPilates (DK)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: 8/15 LOC: Maple

WINTER CLASS PASSESPREMIUM CLASSES Premium Classes (Pilates and Spinning) have a drop-in fee of $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 indi-vidual session fee of premium classes. ID#: 10-2251-A 1/2/11-5/29/11

REGISTRATION FOR WINTER/SPRING PROGRAMS

BEGINS IMMEDIATELYPROCESSING OF REGISTRA-TION BEGINS WEDNESDAY,

DECEMBER 15!TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 15 %

DISCOUNT. SEE DETAILS PG. 2

RENTALS PG 50: NEW FOR 2011GYM, MAPLE AND MEETING

ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE FOR RENTALS UNTIL 11 PM.


Spinning (DK)Cycling is an exciting way to workout! The workout is designed to enable all individuals to par-ticipate 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. Spin classes are now one hour long by popular demand!

WHO: Ages 18 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 5/7 LOC: Spin Room


10-2029-A M 5:45-6:45 pm 1/3-2/14 R $50/NR $60

10-2029-B W 5:45-6:45 pm 1/5-2/16 R $50/NR $60

10-2029-C M 5:45-6:45 pm 2/21-4/4 R $50/NR $60

10-2029-D W 5:45-6:45 pm 2/23-4/6 R $50/NR $60

10-2029-E M 5:45-6:45 pm 4/11-5/23 R $50/NR $60

10-2029-F W 5:45-6:45 pm 4/13-5/25 R $50/NR $60

WINTER CLASS PASSES NOTE: 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 aver-ages less than its minimum for 2 consecutive weeks it will be cancelled. The minimum required for these classes is 6 participants.

ID# DAY DATES

10-2049-A M/W 1/3-2/16

10-2049-B M/W 2/21-4/6

10-2049-C M/W 4/11-5/25

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P.U.M.P. – Pursuing Ultimate Muscle Power (DK)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 CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/18 LOC: Maple


Express Workout (DK)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 FEE: R $70/NR $80CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 TIME: 6:50-7:35 pmLOC: Maple

Back to Basics (DK)This class is a lighter, low impact class designed for those just beginning an exercise program. You’ll begin the class with a nice and easy warm-up to awaken your muscles. Resistance train-ing follows the cardio portion of class. This is the perfect class for the beginner or the decondi-tioned participant. A 2 day per week option is available for R $49/NR $64.

WHO: Ages 18 and up CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 LOC: Sycamore


10-2053-A Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 1/4-2/17 R $75/NR $85

10-2053-B Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 2/22-4/7 R $75/NR $85

10-2053-C Tu/Th 9:15-10:15 am 4/12-5/26 R $75/NR $85

10-2053-D M/W 6:45-7:45 pm 1/3-2/16 R $65/NR $75

10-2053-E M/W 6:45-7:45 pm 2/21-4/6 R $80/NR $90

10-2053-F M/W 6:45-7:45 pm 4/11-5/25 R $75/NR $85

10-2053-G Sa 9:15-10:15 am 1/8-2/12 R $35/NR $45

10-2053-H Sa 9:15-10:15 am 2/19-4/2 R $35/NR $45

10-2053-I Sa 9:15-10:15 am 4/9-5/21 R $35/NR $45

ID# DAY DATES

10-2026-A Tu/Th 1/4-2/17

10-2026-B Tu/Th 2/22-4/7

10-2026-C Tu/Th 4/12-5/26

Cardio Mix (DK)Get your heart pumping and burn lots of calories in this class. 45 minutes of non-stop cardio will help you burn fat and lose those unwanted pounds. This class will use a variety of diff erent formats to challenge you and prevent boredom. Salsa, step, interval train-ing, drills, and more will be incorporated into this class.

WHO: Ages 16 and up FEE: R $67/NR $77CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/15 TIME: 7:45-8:30 pmLOC: Maple


10-2027-A M/W/F 10:05-10:55 am 1/3-2/18 R $75/NR $85

10-2027-B M/W/F 10:05-10:55 am 2/21-4/8 R $75/NR $85

10-2027-C M/W/F 10:05-10:55 am 4/11-5/2 R $75/NR $85

WINTER CLASS PASSESSTANDARD CLASSES(P.U.M.P., Express Workout, Back to Basics and Cardio Mix) have a drop-in fee of R $6/NR $9. Save time and purchase a Standard Class Pass good for 10 classes and pay only R $60/NR $90. Annual Basic Members receive a 20% discount off of the Class Pass and the individual session fee of standard classes. ID#: 10-2250-A 1/2/11-5/29/11

Class Passes

WINTER CLASS PASSES NOTE: 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 these classes is 6 participants.


Learning Your Digital Camera (Digital Photography I) (CH)Are you still wondering about all the features of your newly purchased digital camera? This class will teach you digital camera basics, in-cluding pictures as pixels, memory, resolution, choosing your digital camera and exposure control. Soon you will be taking photos digitally and emailing them to friends and family as well as creating beautiful memories to come. Class off ered 4 weeks, 1.5 hours per week. Must bring own camera.

WHO: 18 + FEE: R $52/NR $62LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomCLASS MIN/MAX:5/20INSTRUCTOR: Laura Piton

Ballroom Dance (DK)Have fun and get some exercise learning Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Rumba, Cha Cha, East and West Coast Swing, Hustle, Salsa, Mambo, Samba, and Merengue. The dance steps you learn can be used at weddings, reunions, and at school, church, company, and public danc-es. The wedding class will cover box Waltz and Foxtrot, Swing, Electric and Cha Cha Slide. You are encouraged to bring a partner.

CLASS LEVEL: Beginner/Wedding

No previous ballroom dance experience.CLASS LEVEL: Intermediate

Some experience with basic ballroom dance steps

WHO: Adults CLASS MIN/MAX: 8/24LOC: Sycamore Room

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4033-A M 1/10-2/28 5:35-6:35

10-4033-B M 3/7-5/9* 5:35-6:35

*No class 3/28

NEW! Second Chance Dance (DK)This class has been designed for adults who want to dance again or are dancing for the fi rst time! Jazz technique and foundations are emphasized. All levels are welcome. It’s never too late to dance!

WHO: Ages 18 and up FEE: $79/NR $89CLASS MIN/MAX: 4/12LOC: Sycamore

AGES 18 AND OVERAdult Culural Arts

ID# DAY DATES FEE

Beginner 7:00-8:00 pm

10-4123-A Th 1/6-2/24 R $32/NR $42

Intermediate* 8:00-9:00 pm

10-4123-B Th 1/6-2/24 R $48/NR $58

Wedding 7:00-8:00 pm

10-4123-C Th 4/7-5/26 R $32/NR $42

Intermediate* 8:00-9:00 pm

10-4123-D Th 4/7-5/26 R $48/NR $58

*Intermediate dancers may also attend the beginner classes at no additional charge

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 per-sonal 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. 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.

WHO: Adults CLASS MIN/MAX: 1/8ID#: 10-4100-A FEE: R $40/NR $40.

NEW DANCERS- Sign up today and receive a dis-counted rate of R $20/NR $20 for your fi rst lesson!

Beginner & Wedding classes are only $4 per class

Intermediate classes are only $6 per class

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4200-A W 1/12-2/2 1-2:30pm

10-4201-B F 1/14-2/4 7-8:30pm

10-4204-A W 4/6-4/27 1-2:30pm

10-4205-B F 4/8-4/29 7-8:30pm

Learn To Use 35mm or Digital 35mm Camera (Photo I) (CH)This introductory course in 35mm photogra-phy utilizing traditional fi lm or digital SLR is designed for users who want to expand their camera knowledge. Topics include proper ex-posure, action photos, depth of fi eld, close-up fl ower photo, methods of focus, camera parts, use of fl ash, proper maintenance, fi lm speeds, and selection of lens. NOTE: Participants must bring fi lm and 35mm camera that will work in manual mode or digital SLR (removable lens)> Class off ered 4 weeks, 1.5 hours per week.

WHO: 18 + FEE: R $52/NR $62LOC: Clauss Recreation Center – Chestnut RoomCLASS MIN/MAX:5/20INSTRUCTOR: Laura Piton

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-4202-A W 2/16-3/9 1-2:30pm

10-4203-B F 2/18-3/11 7-8:30pm

Ballroom Dance

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Garfi eld Park Conservatory (DK) Shake off the winter blues and join us as we travel to the Garfi eld Park Conservatory, an oasis under glass. This trip will get the spring juices fl owing and provide all sorts of ideas for your spring and summer garden. There are 6 multi-faceted greenhouses and 2 exhibit halls loaded with plants and educational information from around the globe. Lunch is on your own at the Conservatory’s Gift Shop restaurant. Fee includes transportation and entrance.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $15/NR $25TRIP MIN/MAX: 6/8 per district LOC: Chicago, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 21, 2011

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AGES 21 yrs to AdultAdult Trips

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-A W 2/16 9:15 am-3:45 pm

Don Juan & Dvorak (DK) In Spain he’s Don Juan- in Italy, Don Giovanni. The legendary womanizer will seduce you through the music of Mozart and Strauss as Robert Hanson leads the eso in a program of colorful and poetic work. A plated lunch will be served with a lecture from a guest artist accompanying the dessert course. Perfor-mance and lunch at the Hemmens Cultural Center.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $68/NR $78TRIP MIN/MAX: 4/5 per district LOC: Elgin, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 7, 2011

Art Institute of Chicago (DK) Seeing great art is pretty extraordinary! Join us for a wonderful day touring the Art Institute of Chicago. We will provide an Audio Guide to help you navigate through all the breathtaking exhibits. Two special exhibits concentrating on the Early Renaissance in France and A Medium for Modernism in Watercolor will be at the museum during our trip. Lunch will be on your own at the mu-seum’s Garden Café. Transportation, entrance ticket, and audio guide are included in your trip fee.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $34/NR $44TRIP MIN/MAX: 5/8 per district LOC: Chicago, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10, 2011

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-B F 3/4 10:00 am-5:00 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-C Th 3/24 9:30 am-4:45 pm

Adult Trips


AGES 21 yrs to AdultAdult Trips

Always, Patsy Cline (DK) This musical recounts Cline’s true friendship with a fan from Houston, whom she befriended at a Texas honky tonk and re-mained pals with until her death. This 1960’s tribute includes many of Patsy’s unforgettable hits. Lunch provided. Show is at Pheasant Run Theater.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $55/NR $65TRIP MIN/MAX: 5/7 per district LOC: St. Charles, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 14, 2011

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-D Th 4/7 11:30 am-4:45 pm

Midway Village Museum (DK) Midway Museum was established to preserve the history of Rockford and encom-passes a collection of almost 80,000 objects, including exhibits highlighting the Rockford Peaches, the original sock monkey, and Rock-ford’s pioneer aviators. Enjoy a guided tour of the museum and the surrounding village that is representative of a typical rural town in Northern Illinois at the end of the 19th century. Lunch will be served at Beef-a-Roo, a restaurant native to the Rockford area. Fee includes transportation and lunch.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $24/NR $34TRIP MIN/MAX: 4/8 per district LOC: Rockford, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 11, 2011

A Day in Geneva (DK) Enjoy a day in the quaint, lovely Fox River town of Geneva. Historic buildings and pris-tine tree-lined streets off er an escape from the bustle of everyday life. Over 200 specialty shops are tucked away in architectural gems that were once homes, outstanding restau-rants are too plentiful to choose from and art galleries provide irresistible gifts. Transporta-tion is provided. Lunch is on your own.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $14/NR $24TRIP MIN/MAX: 5/8 per district LOC: Geneva, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 27, 2011

Nunsense (DK) When 52 Sisters die, accidentally poisoned by the cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, the remaining nuns of The Little Sisters of Hoboken put on an outrageous variety show to raise money for the funerals. Nun-sense is a must see for everyone. Lunch is on your own and must be taken before the show. Show is held at the Metropolis Theater.

WHO: Adults FEE: R $40/NR $50TRIP MIN/MAX: 5/7 per district LOC: Arlington Heights, IL REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 11, 2011

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-E F 4/22 8:00 am-3:45 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-F W 5/18 9:30 am-3:45 pm

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7000-G W 6/1 10:45 am-5:15 pm

TO OUR SPONSORS WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Harris BankSternberg LightingRedistripPheasantRun ResortLynfred WineryItasca Bank & Trust Co.Hilton Chicago/Indian Lakes Resort Salerno’sCountry Inn & SuitesPilates Plus of SchaumburgDick Wickstrom RoselleElmhurst Foot and Ankle ClinicXentrik

Starbucks Coff eeCountryside Funeral Homes, Inc.Bloomingdale Golf Village of BloomingdaleWestern Acres Golf Course- Lombard Park DistrictBrunch CafeBrunswick ZoneWingstop of RoselleLens Ace HardwareFriends of John T. DabrowskiCooke Lee JewerlyCoachliteKindercare

Jimmy JohnsMark DrugMary Kay-Consultants Cindy Henrich and Zdravka BonevaItasca Country CLubJust Magnifi cantPik KwikImpecca RestraurantBoreshaBartlett Park DistirctRoselle Bank & Trust

Adult Trips

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Aging Wisdom for Ageless Living-A Guide for Successful Aging (DK)Lee Catalano, CFP MEDIQUS Asset Advisors, Inc., will talk about the aging process and what you can do to get the most out of it.

WHO: Seniors LOC: Maple Room

Representatives from Senior Resource Alliance will be coming to talk about “hot

topics” in senior living. All seminars are free of charge. No pre-registration necessary.

Coffee and treats will be provided.

Gaining Independence: Addressing Mobility (DK)A home safety professional will walk you through common household problems that hinder people with mobility limitations. From bathroom safety to ramps and stairlifts, Becky Greeley of Lang Home Medical Equipment will introduce you to mobility products and answer home accessibility questions.


Health Insurance Policies (DK)Harold Hallbom, Health Cogni Zance, Inc., visits to discuss what to look for and what to avoid when considering health insurance and other medical coverage options.


Retirement-Making it a Reality (DK)Lee Catalano, CFP MEDIQUS Asset Advisors Inc., returns to talk about several key fi nancial issues seniors face during retirement.


Walk-N-Talk (DK)Inviting all active older adults to spend Monday morning at the Clauss Recre-ation 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 bringing 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 Room

NEW! Dance for AdultsSee page 38 for details!

AGES 18 and UP

IT’S NEVER TO EARLY TO BE THINKING ABOUT SPRING

Garden Plots see page 44 for details!

CHECK OUT ALL THE GREATAdult Trips Being Off ered

This Season! PG. 39-40

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-7100-A M 1/3-5/23 9:30 am

DAY DATE TIME

M 2/21 10:30-11:30 am

DAY DATE TIME

M 3/21 10:30-11:30 am

DAY DATE TIME

M 4/25 10:30-11:30 am

DAY DATE TIME

M 5/16 10:30-11:30 am

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTWalk-N-Talk



BEGINS IMMEDIATELYPROCESSING OF REGISTRA-

TION BEGINS WED., DECEMBER 15!

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 15 %DISCOUNT. SEE PG. 2

WESTERN DUPAGE SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATIONWDSRA

Save the Date Now!WDSRA’s 17th Annual Charity Auction

For more information or to secure a sponsorship call 630-681-0962.

Saturday, February 26, 2011Th e Abbington, Glen Ellyn

WDSRAThe Western DuPage Special Recreation Association (WDSRA), in cooperation with the Roselle Park District, off ers a variety 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 informa-tion about WDSRA services and programs visit our website at www.wdsra.com or call (630) 681-0962.

Special RecreationThe 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 provide a tremendous foundation for life. For an individual with a disability, recreational ac-tivities 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!

WDSRA ProgramsWDSRA off ers a wide range of programs to reach a variety of interests.• Basketball• Special Olympics• Dance• Music• Bowling• Weeklong Trips• Drama• Social Clubs• Special Events• Adapted Sports• Overnight Outings• And much, much more!

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

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.

Roselle Park District 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 recreations programs to enable participation by an indi-vidual with a disability that meets essential el-igibility 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 Telecommunica-tions Device for the Deaf may reach the park district by calling (800) 526-0844.

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AGES 3 TO 10 YEARSBirthday Parties

Birthday Party Packages Celebrate your child’s birthday at the Clauss Recre-ation 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 $115

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 $115

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 $115

Pirate Party Invite your child’s best mates on this pirate adventure. The birthday child will captain the ship as guests participate in pirate games and crafts. Pirate themed prizes will also be given. R $116/NR $126

Princess ParadiseTreat your princess to a party of luxury. Enjoy dancing at the royal ball and games that ev-ery princess will enjoy! Each guest will make their own crown.R $116/NR $126

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 $140

NEW! Pizza available through the Birthday Brigade

services from Rosario’s Pizzeria & Catering located

right here in Roselle! Purchase pizza and pop for

$2.50 per person. Call 630-894-4200 for more

details.

Make sure you sign upyour child early for this event! !

NEW!Spring Egg HuntSaturday, April 16(CH)

WHO:

AGES 4 AND UNDER, AGES 5-7, AGES 8-10CLASS MIN/MAX: 10/1000LOC: Clauss Recreation Center Soccer FieldID# : 10-8030-A TIME: 9:00am start timeFEE: $2 per child PRE-REGISTRATION IS

REQUIRED

REGISTRATION

DEADLINE: April 14

RADISH


AGES 21 YRS TO ADULTGarden Plots/Garden Club

Garden Plots (KK)Do you want to grow your own fresh vegetables 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 Mensching 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 completed 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 garden plot reservations. Each numbered plot will be issued at random on lottery date of Wednesday, April 20, 2011 beginning at 1:00 pm with participating plot seekers. RESERVATION OF PREVIOUSLY-HELD PLOT NUM-BERS (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 2010 will be held. Registrations that do not receive plots in the lottery will not have their payment processed.

Roselle Park District 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 overMIN/MAX: 4/20ID#: 10-6535-A SEASON: May 2010-May 2011 May 2011-May 2012

FEE : R $24/NR $39 PER SEASONClub meets once a month. This is a yearly fee

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 2nd , 2011.*(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 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 workability, 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 individual garden plots is the responsibility of the reserving customer.

For more information and/or updates on the garden plots please call (630) 894-4200.AVAILABLE PLOTS: 26 ID#: 20-6530-A WHEN: May 2 till the end of growing seasonFEE: R $32/NR $42 (Per Plot)

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Roselle Park District Patron Code of ConductThe 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.

• Harassment or intimidation using words, gestures, body language or menacing be-havior • 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, supplies 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 participants 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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BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT TO SKATE:

Check for the GREEN FLAG that indicates the parks department staff has checked the ice thickness Never skate on the pond by yourself Report unsafe or dangerous conditions to the Park District (630) 894-2121 Do not skate at night No ice fi shing is allowed Sleds are prohibited on the pond Be courteous to other skaters HAVE FUN!

Sled HillThe Roselle Park District sled hill is located at Clauss Park, 430 Mensching, on the east end of the park, west of the barn. Bring your friends and family out for a great winter activity. Please observe posted rules and be courteous of other users.

• No supervision provided. All sledding is done at your own risk.

• Users assume full responsibility for determining if conditions are safe for sledding.

• Parents are responsible for children. • Sledding is a hazardous activity and

presents substantial risks. • Use caution when sledding and be

considerate to others. • Sledding is permitted only on the east• side of hill. • Return to top of hill along outside edge

of sledding area. • No building of ramps, jumps, or moguls

on Roselle Park District sled hill.

PLEASE NOTE: There are no rest rooms or warming facilities at this site. Sled hill closes at 10 pm.

Please call the Roselle Park District at 630-894-4200 for any questions, comments, or concerns.

Ice Skating at Turner PondIce Skating enthusiasts may take advantage of outdoor skating areas located at Turner Pond at Turner Park , 81 E. Devon Ave, Roselle. The pond has designated areas for ice skating and recre-ational hockey,(please see signage on site). All skating areas are unsupervised.

Ice skating and recreational hockey, will be available as soon as weather conditions permit. During the winter, the parks department will regularly test the depth of the ice. They will also clean off the south section of the pond which will be designated for ice skating. (As a reminder, snow removal from the paths and parking lots is the District’s fi rst priority during storm clean up, followed by ice skating at Turner Pond.)

Skating on Turner Pond is allowed only when a GREEN FLAG is fl ying at the pond. If there is NO FLAG or a RED FLAG, NO SKATING is permitted.

HOURS FOR ICE SKATING AT TURNER POND

(WEATHER PERMITTING)

Monday-Friday 10 am - dusk Saturday and Sunday 10 am - dusk Call the seasonal weather hot line at (630) 893-0939 for current skating conditions.

Rules and Regulations are posted on site.

• There is no charge to skate at Turner Pond. • Please note that there are no warming facilities or lights at Turner for skating. • There is no attendant on duty. • No supervision provided. All skating is done at your own risk. • There is a porta-potty available on site. • Skaters must provide their own ice skates.

Because ice skating may result in injury, and because the Park District’s skating area is unsupervised,

guests who skate at Turner Pond, skate at their own risk and assume full responsibility. The Park District

urges skaters to exercise caution and obey all posted sings. We encourage everyone to participate in

these activities in a safe manner and suggest that children be supervised by a responsible adult.

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ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTFacility Map

Park Location Acres Ballfi eld Basketball Fishing Playground Building Soccer Tennis Volleyball Special

Facility

1 Kemmerling Pool 400 S. Prospect 10 1 1 2 OutdoorSwimming Pool

2 Lions Park Park Lane 2 1

3 Marion Park Marion & Thorndale 1 1 1 1

4 Newcastle Park Newcastle Court 2.5 1

5 Parkside Park 401 E. Maple 7 2 1 Skate Park/Miracle Field

6 The Scout Ladge 304 E. Pine N/A 1

7 Rock Run Park Edenwood & Dalton 3

8 Turner Park 81 E. Devon 15 1 1 YES 1 2 Pavillion/Gazebo/Water Splash Pad

9 Clauss Recreation Center

555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. 35 4 3 1 1 1 2 Barn/Rose Garden/Maintenace

10 Goose Lake Park W. Bryn Mawr Ave 44.6 1 YES 1 Disc Golf Course & Holes

11 Brookrose Park Brookside & Rosewood Dr. 5

12 Chatburg Park Chatham & Rodenburg 14.8

13 Valley Park Valley & Bryn Mawr 1.55 1 1

14 Odlum Park Travis Parkway 6.7 1 1 Dog Park

15 Gorski Park Foster 2.5

16 Post Offi ce Park Thorndale & Hattendorf 1

17 Kidtowne Park Brittania /Merriford Ln 1 1

18 Waterbury Park 355 Rodenburg Rd. 3 1 1

Dog Park at Odlum Park (KK)Bring your dogs to get off leash, and play/socialize with other dogs. An annual Pooch Permit allows you and your canine compan-ion to enjoy Roselle’s fi rst dog park!

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

* The 2009-2010 pooch permits are now EXPIRED. *A new membership purchase will be valid until June 30, 2011

*Registration fees are non-refundable, non-transferable and are not prorated. A signed liability waiver, submission of current vaccina-tions 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 information, including rules and the pooch permit applica-tions 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.


CHECK OUT THE HOLIDAYPET PICTURE EVENT ON PG 6

TYPES FEE: $6.00 per Disc $24 for a 4 pack

Valkyrie – Distance Driver

Leopard or Shark – Fairway Driver

Roc – Multipurpose

Aviar – Putter

Disc Golf Merchandise

All discs are available for purchase at the Clauss Recreation Center Front Desk.

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TYPES

Valkyrie –

Leopard

Roc – Mu

Aviar – P

Disc Go

All discs aClauss Re

Disc Golf Course

Open May 1st – October 15th

10:00 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.

Goose Lake Park Disc Golf Course The concept of the game is easier to under-stand 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. Play-ers 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 combi-nation 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.

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTDog Park/Goose Lake Park

Skate Park

THIS FACILITY IS UNSUPERVISED.

SKATE AND BIKE RIDE AT YOUR OWN

RISK.

•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 hel-mets, elbow pads, 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 roller blades 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 distrib-uting/affi xing fl iers, stickers, etc. on park property.• Destruction and misuse of property or structures, including graffi ti marking, damag-ing equipment, defacing signage, and using equipment contrary to designed/intended use.• Hours: 10:00 am - Sunset (weather permit-ting) NO trespassing after sunset

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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 roller blades. •Being banned from park district property, facilities, and programs.Smoking is prohibited on District Property. Smoking or any use of a tobacco product is prohibited in all District buildings, facilities and vehicles.

Location: Parkside Park, 304 E. Pine Street (Pine and Rush Streets).Field Established: 2003/2004(630) 894-4200 www.roselleparkdistrict.com

The Roselle Miracle FieldThe fi eld is the fi rst of its kind in the Roselle area, although over one hundred MiracleLeague fi elds already exist across the country and about one hundred more areunder construction. Miracle Fields are made from a weather-resistant synthetic turfCalled “Mondo” it is designed specifi cally for wheelchair bound and/or physicallydisabled children and adults. The ball fi eld and dugout areas are fenced in so the

players and activity stay in the designated area for safe play. The base path distanceis 45’ the distance from the mound to home plate is 32.75’ and the distance for ahome-run straight away center fi eld is 117’. The district allows residents to use thefi eld for free; however the district does have organizations that have priority use tothe fi elds as a permit is required. This is a great area to play waffl e ball or tee-ballwith the family and friends.


ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTFacility Rentals & Services

CLAUSS RECREATION CENTERIf you are looking for that perfect place to host your next family gathering, athletic event, birthday party, graduation celebra-tion, company party, or shower, then look no further! Please note: Clauss Recreation Center facilities at 555 W. Bryn Mawr are only avail-able during the following rental hours:

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

Saturday: 9:00 am-5:30* pm

Sunday: 10:00 am-2:00* pm

*Please contact the Facility Supervisor about

any exceptions to these ending times.

Description of SpacesGym – The gym is available for athletic events and your other fun group activities! The possibilities are endless! Reserve it for private coaching sessions, your scout group to let out some energy, shooting baskets/playing volleyball during your Maple Room party, or more! Possibilities for games include four-square, kickball, volleyball, 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: $60/hour R $85/hour NRHalf Gym: $40/hour R $65/hour NRMandatory $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)

Maple Room – The Maple Room can accom-modate up to 100 people. Round or rectangu-lar tables for seating (and serving) can be set up with cushioned chairs to create the party/meeting 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. 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.

FEE: $60/hour R $85/hour NRMandatory $28 fl at fee for set-up of any tables

and chairs.

$19 fl at fee for use of TV/VCR/DVD and/or presen-

tation stand.

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 ad-ditional information about the various room options and set-up possibilities. FEE: $35/hour R $60/hour NRMandatory $28 fl at fee for set-up of any tables

and chairs.

$19 fl at fee for use of TV/VCR/DVD and/or presen-

tation stand.

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 ad-ministrative 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 of refund inquiries = at the discretion of Facility Supervisor.

Rescheduling a facility rental date or time:Original facility rental date can be re-scheduled (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.

Facility Rentals & ServicesFacility 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 reserved, 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): Nov. 1

Summer (June 1-August 31): April 1

Fall (September 1-December 31): July 1

It is possible to submit an early request for any month/year, but these will be fi led and then reviewed/processed on the above stated states. Please contact the Facility Supervisor with any questions about this process.

FULL PAYMENTTotal rental fees must be received before any reservation can be made. Also, reservations cannot be ‘penciled in’ or held before com-plete request is made and/or full payment of rental fees is received. Reservations are com-pleted/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.

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Splash Pad – Opened 2006!Open May through September. Take ad-vantage of this great new feature at Turner Park. It consists of a splash playground and two playgrounds, designed for children of all ages. Rental Fee: FREE


BEGINS IMMEDIATELYPROCESSING OF REGISTRA-

TION BEGINS WED., DECEMBER 15!

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 15 %DISCOUNT. SEE PG. 2

RENTALS: NEW 2011GYM, MAPLE AND MEETING

ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE FOR RENTALS UNTIL 11 PM.

Birthday Parties

(630) 894-4200

Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle, Illinois 60172


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 tobring are any snacks and cake! The birthday child is FREE and additional guests are $5 each. To schedule your party, fill out a Birthday Party Reservation Form at least two weeks prior to your party date and submit it at the Clauss Recreation Center.

FIVE THEMES TO CHOOSE FROM OR

CREATE YOUR OWN THEME!

SEE MORE DETAILS ON PAGE 43

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTFacility Rentals & Services

TURNER PARKTurner Park rental facilities (located at the intersection of Devon Ave. and Roselle Rd., Turner Park address for driving directions is 81 E. Devon/Roselle, IL 60172) 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.

Description of SpacesPavilion – The Pavilion (picnic shelter struc-ture) is a perfect place to host your company picnic, family reunion, or neighborhood get together. A pavilion reservation 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.) Personal gas or charcoal barbecues and grills are allowed at the pavilion, however, please carry out and dispose of any used charcoal briquettes outside of the park. There are electrical out-lets located at the pavilion but please use as sparingly as possible, as the voltage on these outlets is limited. $147/daily fl at fee R $172/daily fl at fee NR(The Pavilion may only be reserved for up to 4 hours daily.)

Gazebo – Our gazebo is available for rent. It’s a great place to secure for a wedding ceremony and taking wedding 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. Note: there are benches built into the Gazebo structure but no tables. There are a limited amount of picnic tables present around the perimeter of the Gazebo for your use. Not recommended for large picnic gatherings of 50 or more; the Pavilion is better-suited for this purpose.$60/day R $85/day NR

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


WaiversIn 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 54) to Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr, Roselle, IL 60172

2. Fax:Completed Registration Form (page 54) 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.

In-District RegistrationIn-district registration for 2011 Winter/Spring programs begins Wednesday, December 15, 2011 at 8 am.

Out of District RegistrationOut of district registration and in-district registration for 2011 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, December 15 will be collected and randomly entered in our system. Receipts will begin to be mailed on December 15 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 AdvisedNo 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.

s 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/ReleasePlease 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 TypesRegistration 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

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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. Refund 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 $10 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.

Roselle Park District 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.

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.

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTRegistration Information


* 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________________________________________________________

Register at Clauss RecreationCenter555 W. Bryn Mawr Ave Roselle, Il 6072

FAX: (630) 894-5610Phone: (630) 894-4200

Yes No

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:

$

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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 Name on Card

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*PAYABLE TO ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT

(PARTICIPANT WILL BE DENIED IF SIGNATURE OF ADULT PARTICIPANT OR PARENT/GUARDIAN AND DATE ARE NOT ON THIS WAIVER)

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICTRoselle Park District Registration

ID# DAY DATE TIME

10-8003 Sa 5/14 12:00-2:00pm

TURNER POND AT TURNER PARK FEE: FREE

NEW!FISHING DERBY FRENZY (CH)

MAY 14, 2011Celebrate spring at Turner Park with some of your friends and family! Bring your fi shing gear, and you can fi sh for fantastic prizes. Let spring fever take over and spend the afternoon trying to catch the biggest, longest, or smallest fi sh! We also have some goofy categories such as ugliest and squirmiest! Children of all ages will also be able to enjoy this great fun!

Mark your calendars today because you won’t want to miss this event the whole family can share!

Dec. 9, 2010 Open HouseDec. 13, 2010 Holiday Dance Show 2010 Dec. 18, 2010 Glamour Pets Dec. 18, 2010 Bags Tournament Jan. 8, 2011 Indoor Snow Day Jan. 17, 2011 Gameworks Jan. 23, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day Jan. 30, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day Jan. 31, 2011 CSI ClassFeb. 4-5, 2011 IPRA Teen Ski Trip Feb. 13, 2011 RMSBO Registration Day Feb. 13, 2011 Daddy Daughter Date Night Feb. 16, 2011 Garfi eld Park Conservatory Trip Feb. 19, 2011 Ping Pong Tournament Feb. 21, 2011 Bowling/Skating PartyFeb. 26, 2011 WDSRA Charity Auction

Winter/Spring CalendarMarch 3, 2011 Don Juan & Dvorak TripMarch 4, 2011 LazerQuest March 16, 2011 Slimy Science Fun March 19, 2011 Slumber(less) Party March 24, 2011 Adult Trip April 7, 2011 Always, Patsy Cline Trip April 16, 2011 Spring Easter Egg Hunt April 22, 2011 Midway Village Museum Trip April 22, 2011 Enchanted Castle April 25, 2011 Swim Team RegistrationApril 28, 2011 Swim Team RegistrationMay 5, 2011 Mom & Son Sports Night May 14, 2011 Dance RecitalMay 14, 2011 Fishing Derby Frenzy May 18, 2011 A Day in Geneva TripMay 18, 2011 Final Swim Team Registration June 1, 2011 Nunsense Trip

Roselle Park District555 W. Bryn MawrRoselle, IL 60172www.roselleparkdistrict.com(630) 894-4200

PRESORTED STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDSCHAUMBURG, IL 60194

PERMIT NO. 797

ECRWSSRESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERROSELLE, ILLINOIS 60172

(630) 529-0993 e www.langnereyecare.com e 55 East Main Street, Roselle

Kristen Langner OD

55 E. Main Street | Roselle, IL 60172

Langner Eye Care is proud to announce

our move to Main Street featuring:

• Fully handicap accessible

• New low vision services

• More room for better service

Now open in our new location!

`Vision care that’sfocused on you TM

ROSELLE PARK DISTRICT FALL BROCHURE/PROGRAM GUIDE 2010

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