Spring Playbook 2010

2010 spring PLAYBOOKHANOVER PARK PARK DISTRICT 630.837.2468 WWW.HPPARKS.ORG

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Dancing Princess Party

IADP’S Kite Fly

Badminton

Youth Soccer

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GENERAL INFORMATION 1 - 3PARK DISTRICT STAFF & COMMISSIONERS 2HANOVER PARK PARK FOUNDATION 4SPECIAL EVENTS 5 - 6PRESCHOOL 7EARLY CHILDHOOD & PARENT-TOT PROGRAMS 7 - 9YOUTH PROGRAMS 10 - 12YOUTH ART, MUSIC & DANCE 13 - 14YOUTH SPORTS 15 - 19 TEENS 20WINTER CALENDAR 21ADULT ART, DANCE & GENERAL PROGRAMS 22 -23COMPUTER LAB 23NYCSA COACHES CLINIC 23ADULT SPORTS 24 - 25SENIORS 26

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CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUBGENERAL INFORMATION 28COURT TIME AND FEES 29PERMAMENT COURT TIME 30RACQUETBALL LESSONS AND LEAGUES 30JR & ADULT TENNIS - LEAGUES LESSONS AND DRILLS 31 - 33

HEALTH AND FITNESSGROUP FITNESS CLASSES 34OPERATION UNDO IT 35LIFE LINE HEALTH & STROKE SCREENING 35GROUP FITNESS COUPON 36HEALTH AND FITNESS SERVICES AND AMMENITIES 36KIDS KORNER –CHILDCARE SERVICE 36

FACILITY RENTALS 38

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ONLINE REGISTRATIONIS NOW AVAILABLE!

LOG ONTO WWW.HPPARKS.ORG FORMORE INFORMATION OR CALL US AT(630) 837-2468

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2010 spring PLAYBOOKREGISTRATION INFORMATION1. Review all registration, transfer and refund information. Fillout registration form completely.2. Payment must accompany registration. Fax or phone-inregistration must be accompanied by a Visa, Discover orMastercard. Make check or money order payable to theHanover Park Park District.3. Members of households with a delinquent outstanding balanceshall not be allowed to register for park district programs orfacilities until said balance is paid in full.

RESIDENTS AND NON RESIDENT RATESA “resident” is defined as anyone living within the geographicalboundaries of the Hanover Park Park District. Residents inHanover Park Park District have priority for limited programs.You may be required to pay the non-resident fee even thoughyou live in Hanover Park because the boundaries of the villageare not the same as the boundaries of the Park District. Non-residents may register for programs for a fee that is 50% percenthigher than the resident fee or $15 over the resident fee,whichever is the smaller amount.

TRANSFERSRequests must be made in person. A $5 fee will apply formost transfers. A $10 fee will apply for Preschool andBefore/After School Club.

REFUND POLICYRefunds will not be granted for class(es) missed or forgotten.All requests for refunds must be submitted in writing. Formsfor refunds are available at the Park District office. Refundsrequested for a program prior to the start of a class will beassessed a $5 fee. A request for a refund after the programbegins, but prior to the 2nd meeting, will also be assessed anadditional prorated fee based upon the per class cost. NOrefunds will be granted after the 2nd class with the exceptionof a written medical excuse with the fee based on the proratedcost per class and the normal service fee. Refunds for trips willnot be given unless the trip is canceled by the Park District ora replacement is found to take the trip. A $10 refund feeapplies for Preschool and Before/After School Club programs.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThe Youth Activity Supplement Program (Y.A.P.), sponsoredby the Village of Hanover Park offers residents who experienceundue hardship, an opportunity to enroll their children inrecreation programs. For more information call Gina Mastro-Strickler at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 121).

ACCESSIBILITYThe Hanover Park Park District, Centre Court Athletic Cluband all other facilities are accessible and comply with A.D.A.standards. The elevator in the Community Center is accessiblefrom all three levels and is available for public use.

PROGRAM CODE OF CONDUCTTo ensure enjoyable and safe programs for all participants,the Hanover Park Park District has developed a behaviorcode. Participants shall:

Show respect to all participants and staffRefrain from using foul languageRefrain from causing bodily harmShow respect to equipment, supplies and facilities

Additional rules are developed for specific programs asdeemed necessary by staff. Failure to comply with this Codeof Conduct may result in removal from program or eventwithout refund.

All household information must be updated annually withHanover Park Park District residency documented with aPHOTO ID AND CURRENT UTILITY BILL. Continued proofof residency is necessary to guarantee that only residents livingwithin the Park District’s boundaries receive discounted rates.We sincerely appreciate your cooperation in assisting us tomaintain a current computer system database.

FIVE EASY AND CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTERONLINE REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE!

1. Online Registration – www.hpparks.org

Online registration is now available through our website. If

you have not yet applied for online registration, a simple quick

visit to the Hanover Park Park District Community Center at

1919 Walnut, Hanover Park, Illinois is necessary to complete

the online registration form. Hanover Park Park District residents:

Please bring a photo ID and current utility bill documenting

your address within the boundaries of the Park District.

2. In Person

Register in person at the Park District office, 1919 Walnut

Ave., Hanover Park, during regular business hours. If you

have not already done so, you will be asked to complete a

Family Information Form. Hanover Park Park District residents:



3. Mail-In*

Prior to mailing in your registration, a Family Information

Form must be completed in person at the Park District office,

accompanied by proof of Hanover Park Park District residency

if you are a resident. Then, complete the registration form and

mail to the Hanover Park Park District, 1919 Walnut, Hanover

Park, IL 60133. Registration for Preschool, Before and After

School Club and youth sports must be made in person.

4. Fax-In*

Prior to faxing in your registration, a Family Information Form

must be completed in person at the Park District office,


if you are a resident. Fax completed registration form, including

Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card information to

630-837-9720.

5. Phone-In Registration*

Prior to phoning in your registration, a Family Information



if you are a resident.

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PHOTOGRAPH & VIDEO POLICY Photographs are videos are taken for use by the Park District. By registering for a program or utilizing a park district facility or park you have granted us permission to use your image.


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WE REPRESENT YOU!The Hanover Park Park District is a separate governingagency established for the purpose of providing parks,facilities and recreational programs for the community. ThePark District is responsible for the maintenance, operationand administration of parks and park facilities under itsjurisdiction. The Park District is governed by five commissionerselected at large for overlapping, four-year terms. Thecommissioners set the policies for the operation of the ParkDistrict. Meetings are the second and fourth Mondays of themonth at 7 pm in the Community Center Board Room.Residents are welcome to attend.

MISSION STATEMENTWe enrich people’s lives by providing safe, healthy and funleisure experiences.

VISION STATEMENTWe will be the provider of choice for parks, recreation and fitnesswithin our diverse community.

PARK DISTRICT STAFF(630) 837-2468

ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTDirector of Parks and RecreationJeff Acks (ext. 126)[email protected]

Superintendent of RecreationRick Wulbecker (ext. 128)[email protected]

Superintendent of Parks and PlanningBob O’Brien, CPRP, CPFI (ext. 117)[email protected]

Executive AssistantMelissa Kress (ext. 140)[email protected]

RECREATION DEPARTMENTCustomer Relations SupervisorGina Mastro-Strickler (ext. 121)[email protected]

Marketing SupervisorLily Garcia (ext. 125)[email protected]

Recreation Services SupervisorNicole Mantegna (ext. 138)[email protected]

Athletic & Aquatic SupervisorRob Hammon, AFO (ext. 118)[email protected]

Arts CoordinatorSusan Matthews (ext. 132)[email protected]

PARKS DEPARMENTAssistant Superintendent of ParksGabe Villar, CPO (ext. 207)[email protected]

Parks ForemanSteve Sterling (ext. 213)[email protected]

FINANCE & PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTFinancial Services AdministratorLarry Wheeler, CPRP (ext. 129)[email protected]

Business SupervisorRenee Wall (ext. 137)[email protected]

Payroll Clerk/Executive SecretaryDianna Firak (ext. 131)[email protected]

Accounting ClerkNancy Santucci (ext. 127)[email protected]

CUSTOMER SERVICE STAFFSharon Lutz

Lana Smith

Angie Pikulyk

Mickey Macholl (ext. 227)

Charles Morrison(ext. 229)

Mary R. Morrison(ext. 243)

Jon Duesing (ext. 217)

Mark Elkins(ext. 219)

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

(630) 837-2468

Board Vice PresidentBoard President Board Treasurer

Commissioner Commissioner

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2010 spring PLAYBOOKPARK DISTRICT FACILITIES& OFFICE HOURSMonday – Friday 8:30 am – 5 pmWednesday 8:30 am – 8 pmSaturday 9 am – 12 pm

FACILITIESCOMMUNITY CENTER & PARK DISTRICT OFFICE1919 Walnut AvenueHanover Park, IL 60133Phone (630) 837-2468 Fax (630) 837-9720

CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUB1919 Walnut AvenueHanover Park, IL 60133(630) 837-6300

AHLSTRAND FIELDHOUSE6900 Catalpa StreetHanover Park, IL 60133

HOLLYWOOD ACTIVITY CENTER1529 Celebrity Circle WestHanover Park, IL 60133

SEAFARI SPRINGS AQUATIC CENTER1700 Greenbrook BoulevardHanover Park, IL 60133Phone (630) 830-0300 Fax (630) 830-3180(Available from June 1 through August 22)

YOUTH ATHLETIC HOTLINE(630) 837-2468 (ext. 208)

ADULT ATHLETIC HOTLINE(630) 837-2468 (ext. 230)

B I K E P A T H A N D T R A I L SM A I N T E N A N C E P O L I C YMother Nature will be allowed to take her own course ofaction with respect to our park district bike paths and trails,located at Community Park, Ahlstrand Park, Harbor ParkEast-West, Nautilus Park and Ranger Park. In Illinois there isno legal duty to clear paths or trails. But if an agency voluntarilytakes on the job, liability may be imposed if it is notdone properly.

The Park District Risk Management Agency (PDRMA)recommends that we limit path maintenance to a thoroughseason-ending inspection and documentation of irregularities,that we fix any hazards and that we post signs conveying themessage that users of the paths and trails do so at theirown risk.

THANK YOU TO THE VILLAGE OF HANOVER PARK, LIONS CLUBAND HANOVER PARK PARK FOUNDATIONThe staff and commissioners of the Hanover Park ParkDistrict take this opportunity to sincerely thank the Village ofHanover Park, the Hanover Park Lions Club and theHanover Park Park Foundation for their generous financialdonations that make participation in recreation programspossible for the children of families experiencing financialhardship. Working together, the Hanover Park Youth ActivitySupplement Program of the Village of Hanover Park, theLions Club and the Hanover Park Park Foundation haveassisted many families in Hanover Park provide activitiessuch as karate, dance, soccer, basketball, gymnastics,swim lessons, aquatic facility passes, and summer camp fortheir children. Since 1998, more than 250 have been awardedtotaling more than $30,000.00. Thank you Lions Club andVillage of Hanover Park. Through your dedication, cooperation,and generosity you have enriched the lives of many childrenby giving them the opportunity to participate in our ParkDistrict’s programs.

COMMUNITY CENTER GALLERYFeaturing the art of local artists and students, the CommunityCenter Gallery is located near the Church Street entrance onthe main level of the Hanover Park Park District CommunityCenter, 1919 Walnut Ave. Join us for monthly receptions. Seeschedule below. Call Susan Matthews, (630) 837-2468 (ext. 132)or e-mail [email protected] for more information.

FEBRUARYFebruary 2 - February 28Sharon BechtoldReception: Monday, February 8, 6 - 8 pm

MARCHMarch 2 - March 28Arts in Bartlett: Annual Members’ ShowReception: Monday, March 8, 6 - 8 pm

APRILApril 1 - May 2Lin Louise Maxwell: New WorkReception: Monday, April 12, 6 - 8 pm

ARE YOU READY FOR A SHOW?The Hanover Park Park District Community Center Gallery,located at 1919 Walnut Ave. in Hanover Park, has approximately50 running feet of wall space, and 80 feet when two moveablepartitions are used. If you’re an artist with at least 20 piecesof art and would like to be considered for a month-long exhibitof your work, please call Susan Matthews at (630) 837-2468(ext. 132) or send e-mail to [email protected] torequest a show proposal application. One-person, two-person,and small group shows are considered, also.

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F O U N D A T I O N D A YEXPERIENCE THE FUN, ENRICH YOUR LIFETELL YOUR FRIENDS AND BRING YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY TO FOUNDATION DAY.

ENJOY A DAY FULL OF FUN, GAMES, PRIZES, FOOD AND MOREThere will be demonstrations of Park District programs and opportunities to learn more about otherCommunity organizations and services.

SAVE THE DATE ALL DAY SATURDAY APRIL 10, 2010Community Center 1919 Walnut Avenuein Hanover Park

The Hanover Park Park Foundation is dedicated to supporting Hanover Park Park District in the development andenhancement of facilities and open space as well as to assist in providing recreation and leisure opportunities for theresidents of Hanover Park Park District for present and future generations.

If you would like to help the Hanover Park Park Foundation, please call 630.837.2468 ext. 203 or e-mail us at [email protected]

Midnight MadnessHave a mad time at midnight! Spend the hours after dark

playing sports and board games, competing in relay races

and eating contests and dancing to music. You won’t go hungry,

food and juice provided.

Day: Friday

Date: March 19

Location: Community Center Gym

PROGRAM # GRADES TIME FEE

404000-14 6th - 8th 10 pm - 7 am $20 ($30 nr)

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Breakfast with the Bunny*Presented by The Hanover Park Lions Club

Hop over to the Park District and join the bunny for a pancake

breakfast. We will be serving a buffet style breakfast that

includes pancakes, sausage, coffee, orange juice and hot

chocolate. Play our egg-citing games and join in on the egg

hunt. The bunny will be available for pictures. The Allegro

Dance Companies from the Hanover Park School of Dance

will perform.

Children fees apply to ages 12 and younger. Register in

advance or pay at the door.

Day: Saturday

Dates: March 27


PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE

404520-01 All 8 am – 12 pm Adults $4

Children $3

Egg HuntSearch for colorful eggs around the Community Center. The

egg hunt will take place during the Breakfast with the Bunny.

Be sure to provide your own small basket. Parents are not to

participate except for ages 3 & under.

Day: Saturday

Date: March 27

Location: Community Center

Fee: Free

AGE TIME

3 & under 10 am

4 – 6 10:15 am

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IAPD’s Kite FlyFly a kite and learn how to purchase the Illinois Association of

Park District’s Youth License Plate that benefits youth

programming at park districts. The park district will have hot

dogs, crafts, games and more for everyone to enjoy. Don’t

forget to stop by our marketing booth to learn more about

upcoming summer programs and Centre Court.

Day: Thursday

Date: 4/22

Time: 5 – 7 pm

Location: Community Center Softball Fields

Fee: FREE

Dancing Princess PartyDress in your royal gown, put on your tiara, and bring your

mom (aunt, grandmother) with you to a Dancing Princess

Party. Snow White, Belle, Jasmine, Ariel and Cinderella will

greet you and teach you a perfect princess dance. Enjoy cake

and punch, a princess craft, music, and some surprises as

you meet and dance with other princesses. Great photo opps,

so be sure to bring your camera. Part of the proceeds will

support the Hanover Park School of Dance Company Allegro

costume collection. Register early, space is limited.

Registration deadline: Wednesday, April 14.

Day: Saturday

Date: April 17

Location: Community Center Dance Studio


405190-01 3-7/adult 3 - 4 pm *$14 ($21 nr)

*fee is per couple, $7 extra child or adult

Volunteer!Looking to volunteer? The Hanover Park Park District has

opportunities for the community to volunteer. We offer a

volunteer incentive program. If you are interested in volunteering

or just want more information, please contact Nicole

Mantegna at 630-837-2468 ext 138 or [email protected]

Nicole MantegnaRecreation Services Supervisor

For more info regarding Special Events,E a r l y C h i l d h o o d a n d P r e - s c h o o l contact Nicole at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 138)or [email protected]

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PRE-KINDERGARTENClasses emphasize kindergarten preparation. These areas consist ofsize, color and shapes, numbers, reading and readiness, following directions,time, listening skills, and social-emotional development. Teachers willalso introduce the alphabet, addresses, phone numbers, and name writ-ing. Classes are designed for the child entering kindergarten in the fall of2011. A graduation celebration will be held at the end of the school year.Class maximum: 16 students.

Dates: September 2010 – May 2011Age: 4 years old as of September 1, 2010

10% discount when the year is paid in full at time of registrationInstallment Bill Fee of $3/month. (included in monthly fee)

PROGRAM # DAYS TIME LOCATION MONTH YEAR601020-01 MWF 9 - 11:30 am Ahlstrand $122 $963.90601020-02 MWF 9 - 11:30 am Hollywood $122 $963.90601020-03 TTh 9 - 11:30 am Ahlstrand $83 $648601020-04 TTh 9 - 11:30 am Hollywood $83 $648601020-05 M - F 9 - 11:30 am Ahlstrand $202 $1611.90601020-06 M - F 9 - 11:30 pm Hollywood $202 $1611.90601020-07 TTh 12 - 2:30 pm Hollywood $83 $648601020-08* TTh 6 - 8:30 pm Ahlstrand $83 $648601020-09* MW 6 - 8:30 pm Ahlstrand $83 $648

*Evening classes to help fit the working parent’s schedule.

LITTLE LEARNERSClasses emphasize socialization and learning through play. Students areexposed to creative art expression, singing and rhythm activities, bodymovement, stories, free play, name recognition, fine motor skills, andactivities related to every day math, science, and language discovery.Class maximum: 16 students.

Dates: September 2010 – May 2011Age: 3 years old as of September 1, 2010

10% discount when the year is paid in full at time of registrationInstallment Bill Fee of $3/month. (included in monthly fee)

PROGRAM # DAYS TIME LOCATION MONTH YEAR501010-10 MWF 9 -11 am Ahlstrand $98 $769.50501010-11 TTh 9 - 11 am Ahlstrand $66 $510.30501010-12 MWF 12 - 2 pm Hollywood $98 $769.50501010-13 TTh 12 - 2 pm Ahlstrand $66 $510.30501010-14* TTh 6 - 8 pm Ahlstrand $66 $510.30

*Evening classes help to fit the working parent’s schedule.

PRESCHOOL

Preschool Spring Open HouseOpen house is a great opportunity to meet our teachers and see the classrooms before you register! Both parents and childrenare welcomed to attend. Teachers and the Recreation Services Supervisor will be able to answer any questions you have regardingour preschool program. Can’t make this one? The summer book will have our August Open House dates.

Day: WednesdayDate: 3/3Time: 6 – 7 pmLocations: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse & Hollywood Activity Center

REGISTRATION FOR PRESCHOOL 2010 – 2011 BEGINS UPON RECEIPT THIS BROCHURE.

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO ENROLLMY CHILD?

1. Review the class locations and times. Decideupon a class that will best fit schedules and child’sage. There is limited enrollment in these programs.

*Little Learners is for children who are 3 years oldas of September 1, 2010.

*Pre-Kindergarten is for children who are 4 yearsold as of September 1, 2010.

2. Register in person at the Community Center.

*You will need the first month’s tuition.

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

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

3. Upon completing registration you will receive:

*Parent Handbook.

*Information Sheet concerning billing.

*Emergency information form to be completed byparent and given to child’s teacher on the first dayof school.

4. All children must be toilet independent.* Pull-ups are not acceptable.

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KID ROCK I & I IIf your child likes singing and dancing, then your child is Kid Rock bound! We’ll sing songs, dance to the beat,play with instruments, and explore fine and large motor skills. This creative music and movement program incorporates variouslearning styles as it combines imaginative play with fun, improves listening skills and encourages socialization. Parents participatein Kid Rock I; parents only stay for the first and last weeks in Kid Rock II. Each session has different curriculum.

Days: WednesdaysLocation: Streamwood Park District, 777 Bartlett Rd, StreamwoodAges: Kid Rock I: 20-30 months with parent

Kid Rock II: 2.5-4 years without parentInstructor: Rock-It production staff

Kid Rock IPROGRAM # DATES TIME FEE401120-01 4/14 - 6/2 10 – 10:40 am $55 ($70 nr)401120-02 4/14 - 6/2 5:30 – 6:10 pm $55 ($70 nr)

Kid Rock IIPROGRAM # DATES TIME FEE401120-03 4/14 - 6/2 10:45 – 11:25 am $55 ($70 nr)401120-04 4/14 - 6/2 6:15 – 6:55 pm $55 ($70 nr)

TOT ROCKParents and tots will boogie to the beat in this high-energy musical adventure! We will play with rhythm instruments like maracas,share props like balls, and explore sensory items like feathers. In addition to improving your tot’s motor skills, we provide structuredand unstructured time to encourage socialization. Each session has different curriculum. Learn, dance, and play our way!

Days: WednesdayLocation: Streamwood Park District 777 Bartlett Rd, Streamwood Ages: walkers – 20 months with parents Instructor: Rock-It production staff

PROGRAM # DATES TIME FEE401120-05 4/14 - 6/2 9:15 – 9:55 am $55 ($70 nr)401120-06 4/14 - 6/2 4:45 – 5:25 pm $55 ($70 nr)

ALL STAR PARENT – TOT SUPER SPORTSThis program gives you and your child an opportunity to bond and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This classis great for simple motor skills such as catching, throwing, batting, shooting, passing and anything that involves hand-eyecoordination. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, t-ball and many other sports. Equipment provided.

Day: MondayDates: 4/5 - 5/17 (7 weeks)Location: Community Center GymInstructor: All Star Sports Instruction

Session IPROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE403435-06 2-3 6:30 – 7:15 pm $57 ($72 nr)

GYMKHANA PARENT & TOT GYMNASTICSIntroduces the basics of gymnastics through tumbling. Body awareness and balance will be developed through an “obstaclecourse” type set-up of mats, foam inclines, mail boxes, barrels, steps, beams and junior bars. Parent(s) are required to attendwith child.

Session I Dates: Tuesdays 3/2 - 4/20 (8 weeks) Saturdays 3/6 - 4/24 (8 weeks)Session I Dates: Tuesdays 4/27 - 5/18 (8 weeks) Saturdays 5/1 - 5/22 (8 weeks)

Location: Gymkhana 1700 Tower Dr. Hanover Park, IL 60133

Session I (8 Weeks)PROGRAM # DAY DATE AGE TIME FEE403210-01 Tue 3/2-4/20 2-4 10:15 – 11 am $46 ($61 nr)403210-02 Tue 3/2-4/20 3-6 11:05 - 11:50 am $46 ($61 nr)403210-03 Sat 3/6-4/24 2-4 9 - 9:45 am $46 ($61 nr)

Session II (8 Weeks)PROGRAM # DAY DATE AGE TIME FEE403210-04 Tue 4/27 - 5/18 2-4 10:15 – 11 am $24 ($36 nr)403210-05 Tue 4/27 - 5/18 3-6 11:05 - 11:50 am $24 ($36 nr)403210-06 Sat 5/1 - 5/22 2-4 9 - 9:45 am $24 ($36 nr)

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WIGGLES AND GIGGLESBring your child for a morning of fun with friends. Come and enjoy climbing, sliding, jumping and crawling on equipment.Parents stay with child.

Day: FridayLocation: Community Center Room C

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIME FEE401100-03 3/19 – 4/16 12-36 months 10 -11 am $18 ($27 nr)401100-04 3/19 – 4/16 12-36 months 6 -7 pm $18 ($27 nr)401100-05 4/23 – 5/21 12-36 months 10 - 11 am $18 ($27 nr)

STORYBOOK CIRCLEEach week enjoy a story! Then we’ll make a craft and play activities based on that story! Snack and juice will be provided. Eachweek will be based on a different story.

Day: Wednesday Dates: 4/7 – 4/28Location: Hollywood

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE401100-10 3 - 5 11:45 am – 1 pm $24 ($36 nr)

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Art Mania: ABC’sLearn the ABC’s while exploring arts and crafts. Each weekwill feature different letters and projects. Wear clothes thatcan get messy!

Day: MondaysDates: 4/5 – 5/24Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM AGE TIME FEE401100-08 2 - 4 2:30 pm – 3:15 pm $40 ($55 nr)

Art Mania: Parent and TotSpring Fun!Learn all about the spring while creating arts and crafts. Eachweek will feature different projects. Wear clothes that can get messy!

Day: MondaysDates: 3/1 – 3/22Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE401100-11 1.5 – 3 4:45 – 5:30 pm $24 ($36 nr)

PARENT/CHILD GREEN ARTGet creative with objects that are normally recycled like waterbottles, magazines, and egg cartons. All supplies are provided.

Day: WednesdayLocation: Art Studio

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIME FEE*401100-06 3/24 3 - 5 10 - 11:30 am $8 ($12 nr)401100-07 3/31 3 - 5 10 - 11:30 am $8 ($12 nr)

*Fees are per parent/child couple.

Jungle AdventuresExplore the animals of the jungle. Through play, crafts, andstorytime your child will have a wild adventure learning aboutthe jungle and its animals.

Day: TuesdayDates: 4/6 – 4/27

Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE401100-09 3 - 5 11:45 am – 1 pm $24 ($36 nr)

MAKE A MESS! Be prepared to get dirty! We will be playing fun games usingshaving gel, whipped cream, and paint. We’ll create goo,playdough, and messy art projects!

Day: MondayDates: 3/8 - 3/29Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE401100-01 3 - 5 11:30 am - 12:45 pm $24 ($36 nr)401100-02 3 - 5 5:45 - 7 pm $24 ($36 nr)



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BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CLUB (BASC) INFORMATIONDays Off A monthly calendar is sent home at the beginning of each month listing the days that the program is not in session. BASC doesnot run on days when school is not in session. If the school closes due to inclement weather the BASC will be closed. For latestart days, BSC will not be in session. For early dismissal, ASC will not be in session.

Registration InformationRegistration must be completed at the park district office. Phone-in registration will not be accepted. A parent handbook will begiven out at the time of registration. Included in the handbook is an Emergency Release Form. This form is due on the first dayof BASC.

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

BEFORE SCHOOL CLUB (BSC)Grades: Morning Kindergarten – 6th Time: 6:30 am – School Start TimeLocation: Ahlstrand FieldhouseSchools Serviced: Horizon, Ontarioville, Laurel Hill, Hanover Highlands, Parkwood, Anne Fox and Greenbrook

Mornings will be spent playing quiet games, activities, computer time, and breakfast time. The Park District’s van will transportparticipants to school. Participants must be on-site before the van leaves for school. Parents, chose the days of the week youwant your child(ren) to attend.

PROGRAM # DAYS PER WEEK MONTHLY FEE SECOND CHILD FEE502200-11 1 day $24 $19502200-12 2 days $44 $39502200-13 3 days $65 $60502200-14 4 days $86 $81502200-15 5 days $107 $102

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB (ASC) Grades: Afternoon Kindergarten - 6thTime: School Dismissal - 6 pmLocation: Ahlstrand FieldhouseSchools Serviced: Hanover Highlands, Horizon, Laurel Hill, Ontarioville, Parkwood, and Anne Fox

Location: Greenbrook Elementary SchoolSchools Serviced: Greenbrook Elementary School

ASC’s fun and talented staff will provide your children with activities, arts & crafts, sports, board games and more both indoorsand outdoors (weather permitting). There will be an allotted homework time in a quiet environment on a daily basis. Snacksand juice will be provided. Parents, choose the days of the week you want your child to attend.

Ahlstrand Fieldhouse locationThere is a computer lab located at this facility for use during homework time and for activities. Participants will be transportedfrom their schools to Ahlstrand Fieldhouse by the Park District’s vans.

Greenbrook Elementary School locationParticipants who are enrolled at Greenbrook Elementary School will come straight to the ASC room (multipurpose room) locatedin the school.

Ahlstrand FieldhousePROGRAM # DAYS PER WEEK MONTHLY FEE SECOND CHILD FEE502200-01 1 day $43 $39502200-02 2 days $84 $76502200-03 3 days $125 $113502200-04 4 days $166 $150502200-05 5 days $207 $187

Greenbrook School PROGRAM # DAYS PER WEEK MONTHLY FEE SECOND CHILD FEE502200-06 1 day $43 $39502200-07 2 days $84 $76502200-08 3 days $125 $113502200-09 4 days $166 $150502200-10 5 days $207 $187

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SPRING BREAK CAMPSpend your spring break at the Hanover Park Park District.Each day will have a different theme, and on both Wednesdayafternoons, we will go on a field trip! Participants should bringa lunch with a drink, an afternoon snack will be provided eachday. Sign up for a full day or a half day!

*Half Days are available from 7 am – 12:30 pm or12:30 pm – 6 pm at $16 ($24 nr) per day

Location: Ahlstrand Field houseGrades: K – 6 Time: 7 am – 6 pm

Full Days – School Districts: U46 & 54PROGRAM # DAY DATE FEE402200-01 Monday 3/22 $28 ($42 nr)402200-02 Tuesday 3/23 $28 ($42 nr)402200-03 Wednesday 3/24 $30 ($45 nr)402200-04 Thursday 3/25 $28 ($42 nr)402200-05 Friday 3/26 $28 ($42 nr)

Full Days – School Districts: 20 & 93PROGRAM # DAY DATE FEE 402200-06 Monday 3/29 $28 ($42 nr)402200-07 Tuesday 3/30 $28 ($42 nr)402200-08 Wednesday 3/31 $30 ($45 nr)402200-09 Thursday 4/1 $28 ($42 nr)402200-10 Friday 4/2 $28 ($42 nr)

Fun with CookingHave fun this spring break with cooking. We’ll make mud pies,beach cups, and “puppy” chow. Get creative and decorate yourrecipe cards.

Day: MondayLocation: Dance Studio

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIME FEE401400-01 3/22 6 - 12 1 – 2:30 pm $8 ($12 nr)401400-02 3/29 6 - 12 1 – 2:30 pm $8 ($12 nr)

LOOK TO THE SKYDiscover everything about the sky! We’ll design our ownconstellations, and create birds. Be creative while learningfun facts about the sky. Participate in games and crafts aboutbirds, airplanes, clouds, and stars.

Days: MondaysDates: 4/26 – 5/10Location: Community Center Room C

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE401400-05 6 – 10 6:15 - 7:30 pm $18 ($27 nr)

Science ManiaBe a scientist on your spring break! We’ll make bubbles, usemicroscopes, and do cool experiments.

Day: ThursdayLocation: Community Center Room C

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIME FEE401400-03 3/25 6 - 12 3 – 4:30 pm $8 ($12 nr)401400-04 4/1 6 - 12 3 – 4:30 pm $8 ($12 nr)

CHEERLEADINGBring it on! Participants will learn the basics of cheerleadingmotions, jumps, dance and kicks and use them in routines.We will warm up, stretch and condition each day.Cheerleaders will perform a routine for family and friends duringthe last class.

Days: MondaysDates: 2/22 - 3/15Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE301410-02 6 – 12 4 – 5:30 pm $39 ($54 nr)

MAGIC CLASSChildren will have a great time as they learn fascinating andmesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and friends with tricks thatinvolve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. Whilethe tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover that they arequick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided.Each child receives a magic kit to take home. Children aregrouped by age to learn age-appropriate tricks. You can signup for this class again and again since brand new tricks aretaught at each session! Instructor: Magic Team of Gary Kantor

Day: TuesdayDate: 4/15Location: Community Center Art Studio

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE 401420-01 5 - 12 6:45 – 7:40 pm $18 ($27 nr)

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PARTY CLUBMake your child’s birthday party a memorable one. Parents relax and enjoy, while our party club staff host the 2

hour party from start to finish: entertain, serve and clean up. Each party has its own private room and hosts will

be present at all times to supervise guests. We provide the tableware, juice, decorations, and party bags. You

provide the dessert and guests.

CRAZY GAMES PARTY (4 -12 YRS OLD)Play a variety of fun games in our activity room. Play with the parachute, have relays, limbo and much more. Games vary for

ages and each party.

$90 ($105 nr)

SPORTS ‘N’ MORE PARTY (5-15 YRS OLD) Pick the sports that you want to play and our hosts will plan out fun drills and games. Select from basketball, kickball, soccer,

and wallyball $90 ($105 nr)

MAKE-OVER PARTY (6 YRS AND UP)Get made over on your birthday. Your friends and you will get make up, nails and hair done. While guests wait their turn, they’ll

make a fun craft.

$111 ($126 nr)

ROCKSTAR PARTY (6 YRS AND UP)Party like a Rockstar! You and your friends will learn a dance routine and perform it!

$100 ($115 nr)

SLEEPOVER PARTYInvite all your friends to spend the night at the park district. There will be games, activities, sports, and more at this exciting

party. One room will be designated as a sleep room.

$201 ($216 nr)

To reserve a party, a party reservation form must be filled out and returned with a $20 non-refundable deposit fee. A two week

notice is required to reserve your party. Parties are for 10 guests, additional guests for Crazy Games and Sports n More are $6;

additional guests for Make-Over and Rockstar are $8; additional guests for sleepover party are $10 each. Birthday child is free.

Custom parties are available upon request. Contact Nicole Mantegna, Recreation Services Supervisor, (630) 837-2468 (ext. 138) to

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YOUNG REMBRANDTSALL NEW LESSONS EVERY SESSION! Young Rembrandts classes combine what children need to learn and practice withwhat they love and want to draw! Lessons are designed to match the abilities and interests of different age groups. Studentstake home a ready-to-display project each week. All materials supplied.

PRESCHOOL DRAWINGConvenient for parents of students in the Hanover Park Park District Pre-School program. Preschoolers are eager to learn anda joy to teach. Each week we draw something young artists are interested in: fish, teddy bears, rainbows, cowboys, etc. We’llconcentrate on the techniques of drawing and coloring but also work on fine motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, spatialorganization, and patience.

Day: Wednesdays (4 weeks)Location: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse, 6900 Catalpa (across from the Community Center Ballfields)Instructor: Young Rembrandts staff

PROGRAM # DATES AGE TIME FEE305020-04 2/24 – 3/17 3 - 5 2:45 - 3:30 pm $38 ($53 nr)405020-01 4/7 – 4/28 3 - 5 2:45 - 3:30 pm $38 ($53 nr)

CARTOONINGYoung Rembrandts Cartooning class combines an innovative step-by-step drawing method with light-hearted subjects thatengage children, develop their senses of humor, and exercise imagination. Emphasis on creating silly characters, cartoonexpressions, and drawing sequences to tell jokes.

Day: Wednesdays (4 weeks)Location: Community Center Art StudioInstructor: Young Rembrandts staff

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIME FEE305020-05 2/24 – 3/17 6 -13 4 - 5 pm $38 ($53 nr)405020-02 4/7 – 4/28 6 -13 4 - 5 pm $38 ($53 nr)

DRUM LESSONSFor children and adults, beginners and experienced drummers! You'll learn Jazz, Rock, Blues, Funk, and Latin Funk drumtechniques during private half-hour lessons on a professional drum set. Instructor Verne Duddles creates a comfortable andinspiring atmosphere to maximize each student's progress. Please bring a set of drum sticks to class (price is $6-$12), availableat any good music store. Recommended drumsticks: Size 7A for children, 5A for adults.Note to continuing students: Early registration for continuing students will be February 1-6 to reserve preferred time for theSpring session. Please understand that your preferred time may not be available after these dates if you do not take advantage ofearly registration

Spring I:Day: Thursdays (6 weeks)Dates: 3/4 – 4/8Program # 402520-04 – 402520-11

Spring II:Day: Thursdays (6 weeks)Dates: 4/22 – 5/27Program # 402520-12 – 402520-19

Times: 5:30, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, or 9:00 pmAge: 8 to adultFee: $101 ($116 nr) Location: Community Center Board RoomInstructor: Verne Duddles

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GUITAR INSTRUCTIONBy Guitar FUN-damentalsGuitar FUN-damentals provides high quality instruction in a friendly format that stresses fun as well as learning. One-hour small

group classes insure plenty of personal attention in an energetic atmosphere. Bring your own guitar, acoustic or electric.

BEGINNING GUITAR 1: Students learn basic chords, sight-reading, and songs. One-time book fee of $16.25 is payable to

instructor at first class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)

Days: Tuesdays (8 weeks)

Dates: 3/9 – 4/27

Location: Community Center Board Room

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402520-20 7-12 5 - 6 pm $128 ($143 nr)

BEGINNING GUITAR 2: For students who have taken Beginning Guitar 1. Beginnning Guitar 2 continues to build on skills

learned in Beginning Guitar 1, more advanced chords, sight-reading, and songs. One-time book fee of $16.25 (includes sales tax)

is payable to instructor at first class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)


Dates: 3/9 – 4/27


PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402520-21 7-12 6 - 7 pm $128 ($143 nr)

GUITAR BOOT CAMP 1: NOW FOR ADULTS TOO!Covers basic chords, scales, strumming patterns, and some basic music theory

to get students playing quickly. Emphasis is on learning chord sequences so the student can play some popular songs right away. One-

time book fee of $16.25 (includes sales tax) is payable to instructor at first class. (Make check payable to Guitar FUN-damentals.)


Dates: 3/9 – 4/27


PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402520-22 13 + 7 - 8 pm $128 ($143 nr)

BEGINNING PIANO LESSONSHere’s your opportunity to learn to play the piano. Beginning classes for children are offered in conjunction with A&A Music

Academy at 27W281 Devon Ave. (Ontarioville Rd.) in Hanover Park. Basic skills, music reading and counting will be taught.

Because we are able to add additional classes as needed, you may register even if the original class is full. A book fee of $10

payable to A&A Music is due on the first day of class. Call 630-837-7484 if you need driving directions.

Susan MatthewsArts Coordinator

F o r m o r e i n f o r e g a r d i n g Yo u t hD a n c e , A r t a n d M u s i c p r o g r a m scontact Susan at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 132) or [email protected]

Days: Mondays (10 weeks)

Dates: 4/5 - 6/7

Location: A&A Music Academy

27W281 Devon Ave., Hanover Park

Instructor: A&A staff

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402520-01 6 - 7 5 - 5:45 pm $135 ($150 nr)

402520-02 8 - 10 6 - 6:45 pm $135 ($150 nr)

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GOLDEN LION ACADEMY TAE KWON DOParticipants train in combinations of Tae Kwon Do (blocking,punching and kicking) Hapkido (wrist locks), and Judo(throws) techniques. The physical conditioning increasescoordination, strength, concentration and discipline. Allstudents are eligible to try for promotional advancementthrough the various colored belts.

Days: Tuesdays SaturdaysDates: 3/2 - 4/20 (7 weeks) 3/6 - 4/24 (7 weeks)

No Class 3/30 No Class 4/3

4/27 - 6/8 (6 weeks) 5/1 - 6/12 (6 weeks)No Class 5/25 No Class 5/29

Location: Community Center - Activity Room AAge: 6 - AdultInstructor: Jeff Rose, 3rd degree black belt

TuesdayPROGRAM # DATE LEVEL TIME FEE406900-01 3/2-4/20 Beg 6-7:30 pm $40 ($55 nr)406900-02* 406900-04 4/27-6/8 Beg 6-7:30 pm $35 ($50 nr)406900-05* Adv 7:30-8:30 pm $30 ($45 nr)

SaturdaysPROGRAM # DATE LEVEL TIME FEE406900-03 406900-06

*Instructor approval required.

CRICKET FUNDAMENTALS 101This introductory course caters to enthusiastic children rangingfrom 5 to 15 years of age. It is designed to provide acomprehensive understanding of the game of Cricket, thetechniques and intricacies involved in the art of batting, bowling,fielding, catching, and running between the wickets. Alsoemphasized is the development of motor skills, team spirit,communication, leadership and discipline. Midwest CricketAcademy coaches have extensive experience competing andinstructing Cricket in the Midwest and South Asia.

Days: Sundays(8 weeks)Dates: Session I 3/7 – 4/25

Session II 5/2 - 6/27 Location: Community Center Gym

PROGRAM # DATES AGE TIME FEE403140-01 3/7 - 425 5 -15 9:30 -11:30 am $72403140-02 5/2 - 6/27 5 -15 9:30 -11:30 am $72

BOXING ACADEMYThe HPPD Boxing Academy develops self-confidence andself-respect in a safe and fun environment. Participants willbe taught how to perform better and get that competitiveedge. Learn how to wrap hands like a boxer, stance and footwork techniques, defensive maneuvers, rhythm, coordination,nutrition, punch/counter punch combinations and self defensetechniques. Participants are strongly recommended to pur-chase mouth guards & hand wraps for the program. All itemsare available for purchase at the Park District front desk. Noboxing experience needed.

Days: Saturday Dates: Session I: 3/6 - 4/24 (7 weeks)

No Class 4/3Session II: 5/1 - 6/12 (6 weeks)No Class 5/29

Age: 8 +Location: Community Center-Activity Room C

Session IPROGRAM # LEVEL TIME FEE403700-01 Beginner 12 - 1 pm $33 ($48 nr)403700-02 Advanced 1 - 2:30 pm $40 ($55 nr)

Session IPROGRAM # LEVEL TIME FEE403700-03 Beginner 12 - 1 pm $30 ($45 nr)403700-04 Advanced 1 - 2:30 pm $34 ($49 nr)

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3/2-4/20 Adv 7:30-8:30 pm $33 ($48 nr)

Beg/Adv 10:30 - 12 pm $40 ($55 nr)Beg/Adv 10:30 - 12 pm $35 ($50 nr)

GYMKHANA YOUTH GYMNASTICSChildren develop body awareness, control, balance, flexibility and strength. These challenging classes use all the muscles in

the body and require a great deal of concentration. Children should wear socks with a T-shirt and shorts or leotard.

Gymnastics I: Further development strength, balance & coordination and basic apparatus skills are introduced.

Gymnastics II: Students already possessing basic gymnastics skills and ready to move on to more challenging skills such as

handstands and round-offs.

*Gymnastics III: Further advancement of skills such as handsprings and walkovers.

(*Instructor’s approval required.)

Gymkhana 1700 Tower Dr., Hanover Park

Session I (8 weeks)

PROGRAM # SESSION LEVEL AGE DAY TIME FEE

403210-07 3/4 - 4/22 Pre Gym I 4-7 Thur 3 - 3:45 pm $46 ($61 nr)

403210-08 3/2 - 4/20 Gym I 6-11 Tue 4 - 5 pm $52 ($67 nr)

403210-09 3/4 - 4/22 Gym I 6-11 Thur 4 - 5 pm $52 ($67 nr)

403210-10 3/2 - 4/20 Gym II 6-13 Tue 5 - 6 pm $52 ($67 nr)

403210-11 3/4 - 4/22 Gym II 6-13 Thur 5 - 6 pm $52 ($67 nr)

403210-12 3/1 - 4/19 *Gym III 8-16 Mon 4:30 - 6 pm $68 ($83 nr)

Session II (4 weeks)

PROGRAM # SESSION LEVEL AGE DAY TIME FEE

403210-13 4/29 - 5//20 Pre Gym I 4-7 Thur 3 - 3:45 pm $24 ($36 nr)

403210-14 4/27 - 5/18 Gym I 6-11 Tue 4 - 5 pm $28 ($42 nr)

403210-15 4/29 - 5/20 Gym I 6-11 Thur 4 - 5 pm $28 ($42 nr)

403210-16 4/27 - 5/18 Gym II 6-13 Tue 5 - 6 pm $28 ($42 nr)

403210-17 4/29 - 5/20 Gym II 6-13 Thur 5 - 6 pm $28 ($42 nr)

403210-18 4/26 - 5/17 *Gym III 8-16 Mon 4:30 - 6 pm $34 ($49 nr)

ALL STAR T-BALLThis class covers the basics of baseball in a fun and safe

environment where no one stands around.

Throwing, catching, hitting and fielding will be taught as well

as running the bases and how to play the game. Games will

be played every week. Equipment provided.

Days: Monday (7 weeks)

Dates: 4/5 - 5/17


Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction


403435-04 3 - 4 4 :45 - 5:30 pm $57 ($72 nr)

403435-05 4 - 6 5:30 - 6:30 pm $60 ($75 nr)

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YOUTH INTER VILLAGESOCCER LEAGUESThe Inter Village division will provide a competitive environmentfor players of all levels. Teams are offered at the U10 (3rd/4thgrade), U12 (5th/6th grade) and U14 (7th/8th grade) levels.Teams will compete against other teams from Bartlett, CarolStream, Elgin, Medinah, Bloomingdale, and StreamwoodPark Districts. Each team will practice during the week andplay games on Saturdays. Players should register based ongrade for the 2009/2010 school year.

Volunteer coaches are needed for all Inter Village teams.Coach training and certification is available through the ParkDistrict. Please contact the Athletic & Aquatic Supervisor forinformation about upcoming classes.

Practice Begins: Week of 3/29Games Begin/End: 4/17 - 6/12No Game: Memorial Day Weekend

Online Registration Fee Registration Fee$70 ($85 nr) $80 ($95 nr)

PROGRAM # TEAM403100-01 U10 (3rd/4th gr.)403100-02 U12 (5th/6th gr.)403100-03 U14 (7th/8th gr.)

ALL STAR SOCCERThis program is designed to teach children the basics of soccerin a fun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and shootingwill be covered through games that keep everyone moving.This class is great for coordination and self-esteem. The mainobjective is to have fun! Equipment provided.

Days: Saturdays (7weeks)Dates: 4/17 - 6/5 (No class on 5/29)Location: Community Center GymInstructor: All Star Sports Instruction

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE403435-01 3-4 9 – 9:45 am $57 ($72 nr)403435-02 4-6 10 am – 11 am $60 ($75 nr)403435-03 1-2 Grade 11:15 am – 12:15 pm $60 ($75 nr)

HORSEMANSHIPYou’ll learn to ride the walk, the canter, the trot, and how tohandle, groom, and saddle horses. English Hunt Seat ridingwill also be covered.

Days: Saturdays (6 weeks)Dates: 3/27 – 5/1 Location: Dunham Woods Farm, Inc - Wayne, IL

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402510-01 10+ 1:30 – 2:30 pm $120 ($135 nr)

Youth Golf Lessons - BeginnerThese 6 PGA-instructed sessions offer the “Know how” andproper “Hands-on” techniques for providing the beginninggolfer a basic understanding of the game. Don’t worry ifyou’ve never held a club before or been embarrassed whenyou did. Learning the application of grip, stance arrange-ment plus drills for your golf swing is the main agenda. Feeincludes range balls.

Days: Mondays & Wednesdays (6 classes)Location: Green Valley Driving Range

26W101 Lake Street, Hanover Park(630) 289-6600

Instructor: Bill Parisi

PROGRAM # DATE AGE TIMES FEE403520-01 4/19 - 5/5 8 - 16 5 - 6 pm $100 ($115 nr)403520-02 5/17 – 6/7 8 - 16 5 - 6 pm $100 ($115 nr)

No Class 5/31

ARCHERYJoin Ken Walther, National Archery Association Level IIICoach, to learn the exciting sport of archery. This includessafety, shooting, and equipment. Parents are encouraged toregister and participate with their child. All equipment for thisprogram will be provided. All sessions are 5 weeks long.

Days: Thursday (5 weeks)Dates: Session 1: 4/8 – 5/6

Session 2: 5/13 – 6/10 Location: Simkus Recreation Center

849 W.Lies Rd. Carol Stream

PROGRAM # SESSION AGE TIME FEE403535-01 I 8+ 6:30 – 7:30 pm $49 ($64 nr)403535-02 II 8+ 6:30 – 7:30 pm $49 ($64 nr)

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SHOTOKAN YOUTH KARATEKarate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help build coordination, agility, strength, and poise, as well as personalsafety techniques in a well-supervised setting. The confidence gained through karate fosters a strong positive self-image.Karate builds self-confidence, control and discipline, increasing students’ academic performance and socialization.

(11 weeks)Tuesdays 3/30 - 6/8 Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center 505 N. Springinsguth, Schaumburg

PROGRAM # CLASS LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403510-01 Pre-Karate Beg./Cont. 5-7 4 - 4:45 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-02 Pre-Karate Int./Adv. (Striped +) 5-7 4:50 - 5:35 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-03 Youth Karate Beg./Cont. (White) 7-14 5:40 - 6:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-04 Youth Karate Novice (Orange-Blue) 7-14 6:30 - 7:25 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-05 Youth Karate Int./Adv. (Green +) 7-14 7:30 - 8:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)

(11 weeks)Wednesdays 3/31 - 6/9 Hanover Park Park District Community Center 1919 Walnut Avenue, Hanover Park

PROGRAM # CLASS LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403510-06 Pre-Karate Beg./Cont. 5-7 4 - 4:45 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-07 Pre-Karate Int./Adv. (2+ prior sessions) 5-7 4:50 - 5:35 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-08 Youth Karate Beg./Cont. (White-Orange) 7-14 5:40 - 6:35 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-09 Youth Karate Int. (Yellow-Green) 7-14 6:35 - 7:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-10 Youth Karate Adv. (Purple +) 7-14 7:35 - 8:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)

(11 weeks)Saturdays 4/3 -6/12 Bartlett Park District Donald H. Schrade Gym 696 Stearns Road, Bartlett

PROGRAM # CLASS LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403510-11 Pre-Karate Beg./Cont. 5-7 2:45 - 3:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-12 Pre-Karate Int.(3+ sessions) 5-7 3:40 - 4:25 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-13 Youth Beg./Cont. (White-Yellow) 8-14 4:30 - 5:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-14 Youth Int. (Blue +) 8-14 5:30 - 6:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-15 *Parent/Child Beg./Cont. (White-Yellow) 8+ 4:30 - 5:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)403510-16 *Parent/Child Int. (Blue +) 8+ 5:30 - 6:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)*Program fee is per person not per parent/child couple.

FENCING LESSONS – BEGINNER & CONTINUEDYou’ve always wanted to give it a try and now is your chance!!! Fencing is an excellent sport for children and adults of all ages.It develops coordination, builds strength, speed and endurance, requires good sportsmanship, and builds quick decision makingskills. It is a near-perfect blend of highly aerobic work that simultaneously requires explosive, strength-based movement. Ourcoaches are all former World Cup or Olympic competitors. They will work with athletes of any age to teach them this beautifuland unique sport.

Continued Lessons – All participants must have completed the beginner level. The structure of this course is to continueimproving technique and bout strategies. Age appropriate bouts will be conducted.

Rob HammonAthletic & Aquatics Supervisor

For more info regarding Youth and Adult Sportscontact Rob at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 118) or [email protected]

Days: Wednesdays (6 weeks)Date: Session I 3/31 - 5/5

Session II 5/12 – 6/16 Locations: 300 Civic Center Plaza, Glendale Heights

Session I:

PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403540-01 Beginner 8-13 6 - 7 pm $45 ($60 nr)403540-02 Continued 14 + 7 - 8:30 pm $49 ($64 nr)

Session II:

PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403540-03 Beginner 8-13 6 - 7 pm $45 ($60 nr)403540-04 Continued 14 + 7 - 8:30 pm $49 ($64 nr)

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BABYSITTING SKILLSTake this class to become a better babysitter. Learn emergencyprocedures, proper child care, game and craft ideas, andmore. This is not a CPR certification class. Each participantreceives certification for completing the class at the end of thesession.

Days: MondaysDates: 3/1 – 3/22Location: Greenbrook School

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE 404000-02 12 - 16 6 - 7:30 pm $34 ($49 nr)

Drama ClubYou’ll play acting games, perform skits and improv. Designyour own scenery for a short performance on the last day ofthe session.

Days: ThursdaysDates: 4/8 – 4/29Location: Community Center Room C

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE404000-01 10 – 14 6 – 7:30 pm $38 ($53 nr)

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For more info regarding Youth and Teen programscontact Nicole at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 138)or [email protected]


2010 spring PLAYBOOKMidnight MadnessHave a mad time at midnight! Spend the hours after dark

playing sports and board games, competing in relay racesand eating contests and dancing to music. You won’t go hungry,food and juice provided.

Day: FridayDate: 3/19Location: Community Center Gym

PROGRAM # GRADES TIME FEE404000-14 6th - 8th 10 pm - 7 am $20 ($30 nr)

Spring Break Scavenger Hunt!Meet us at Heritage Park for an outdoor scavenger hunt!After the hunt, we’ll have lunch (that is provided) and playbasketball games, bags, and tennis. Bring a fishing pole andbait to fish at the lake. Don’t forget your water bottle and sun-screen. If it rains, we will head to the park district for a day atthe gym.

Day: ThursdayLocation: Heritage Park

PROGRAM # DATE GRADES TIME FEE404000-17 3/25 6th - 8th 10 am – 2 pm $16 ($24 nr)404000-18 4/1 6th - 8th 10 am – 2 pm $16 ($24 nr)

Wednesday ClubCome after school and join the club to hang out with friends.

We’ll play Wii and ping pong. You will be able to go on theinternet, play board games, use art & craft supplies andcards. Snacks are provided. First timers must have a parentsign a computer agreement. This program needs a new

name; participants will get a chance to brainstorm for it!

Days: WednesdayGrades: 6th – 10th

Location: Computer Lab & Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # DATE TIME FEE404000-03 3/3 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-04 3/10 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-05 3/17 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-06* 4/7 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-07* 4/14 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-08* 4/21 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-09* 4/28 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-10 5/5 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-11 5/12 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-12 5/19 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)404000-13 5/26 3:30 - 6 pm $4 ($6 nr)

*Computer Lab will not be open from 3:45 – 5:15 pm on these days.

Spring Break Bowling Party!We’ll meet at the park district and then go bowling! Afterbowling we’ll come back for lunch and games on the Wii, pingpong, and computers. Lunch is provided.

Day: TuesdayLocation: Ahlstrand Fieldhouse

PROGRAM # DATE GRADES TIME FEE404000-15 3/23 6th - 8th 8 am – 4 pm $30 ($45 nr)404000-16 3/30 6th - 8th 8 am – 4 pm $30 ($45 nr)

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13Archery starts

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16 17Youth Golf starts

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1Science Mania

2Spring Break Camp

for 20 and 93HPPD office closed

3HPPD office closed

4 5Piano Lessons,Dog Obedience,

Abc Art & TBall starts

6Dance Techs class

& JungleAdventure starts

7Young Rembrandtsclases,StorybookCircle & Computers

101 starts

8Archery &

Drama Club starts

9 10HP Foundation

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11 12Gallery reception:

Lin LouiseMaxwell, 6-8 pm

13 14Princess Party

deadline

15Magic Class

16 17Princess Party &

Inter-Village SoccerLGS starts

18 19 20 21 22Kite Fly & Drum

Lessons

23Wiggles and

Giggles starts

24Last Day for Early

Bird Pool PassRates

25 26Look to The Sky

27Tae Kwon Do

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28Resume Touch Up

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1Parent Tot Art &Babysitting Skills

starts

23/4 Creative CardMaking deadline,

Tae Kwon Do starts

3Preschool open house,Wednesday Club

starts

4Drum Lessons begin,

Creative Card-Making “Basics”

5 6Tae Kwon Do &

Boxing start

7 8 Early Bird Pool

Gallery reception:Arts in Bartlett 6-8pm,Make a Mess starts

9Guitar Class begins,3/11 Creative Card-

Making deadline

10 11Creative Card-

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14 15 163/18 CreativeCard-Making

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23Painting, Horsemanship,

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30Bowling Party

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Green Art &Shotokan Karate

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CREATIVE CARD MAKINGSave bundles on greeting cards and exercise your creativityat the same time. Instructor Carolyn Rowe will guide you inthe creation of a set of 4-5 cards at each Spring workshop.Register for one, two, or three Thursday evenings of enjoymentand productivity. All materials provided. Equipment use isincluded. All participants will receive a gift of assorted craftsupplies. Bring a friend for extra fun.

Thursday, March 4PROGRAM # 405250-02Learn the basics (stamping, embossing, texturizing, cut-outs)and make a set of 4 to 5 relatively easy cards for all occasions.Register by Tuesday, March 2.

Thursday, March 11PROGRAM # 405250-03Make your own stationery! Tonight you’ll create and takehome a set of 6 personalized note cards. Register byTuesday, March 9.

Thursday, March 18PROGRAM # 405250-04Discover how to add color and depth to your cards using abrayer, stamping, and acrylics. Register by Tuesday, March 16.

Thursday, March 25PROGRAM # 405250-05You’ll concentrate on unique Easter cards using a watercolortechnique, glazing, and die-cutting. Register by Tuesday,March 23.

Location: Community Center Art StudioAge: 18 and up Time: 7 - 9 pmFee: $12 ($18 nr) per workshop Instructor: Carolyn Rowe

New! “I Played Piano Growing Up”ADULT PIANO LESSONSIf you played piano as a child and would like to bring backthose memories and continue learning, we have a fun musicrefresher class for you. You will be amazed at how fastyour skills come back when you start looking at the musicagain! Plus, studying music is one of the best ways toboost cognitive functioning at any age. Class size is limited,but we will make additional classes, so be sure to sign upeven if the class is full. Bring your old music, if you havesome, and we will supplement with some new material. Abook fee of $10.00 may be charged for the new book.

Day: Mondays (10 weeks)Date: 4/5 – 6/7Location: A&A Music Academy, 27W281 Devon Ave.

Hanover ParkInstructor: A&A staff

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE402520-03 Adult 10-10:45 am $135 ($150 nr)

DANCE TECHS, INC.SPLENDID BALLROOMDiscover the wonderful world of ballroom dancing. Improveyour skills, learn new steps, and how to lead and follow in thisintroductory/refresher session. You will have fun learning thesophisticated Waltz, Cha Cha, Foxtrot, romantic Rhumba,and Tango. Join us for these enjoyable dances that are sim-ply timeless. Couples are recommended, but not necessary.Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Couples will not rotatepartners. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

Day: Tuesdays (6 weeks)Dates: 4/6 – 5/11Location: Streamwood Park District Community Center

777 Bartlett Rd., StreamwoodInstructor: Dance Techs staff

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE405500-01 16 + 7:30 - 9 pm $54 ($69 nr)

PAINTING STUDIOFor all ability levels. Beginners learn the basics of applying oilor acrylic paint, how to buy art supplies, how to mix colors,and how to compose a painting. Experienced students willdevelop individual interests and receive feedback. This is alow-stress class designed to get you started if you’ve alwayswanted to paint, or back into painting regularly if you gave itup. Experience the “mental health benefits” of creativeexpression and enroll with a friend for extra fun. Please reg-ister by Saturday, March 20. Materials list available at firstclass.

Day: Tuesdays (6 weeks)Dates: 3/23 – 4/27Location: Community Center Art Studio Instructor: Susan Matthews

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE405250-01 18 + 7 - 9 pm $33 ($48 nr)

PEOPLE TRAINING FOR DOGSDon’t let your dog take you for a walk. Begin a program tomake your dog your best friend again! Our “pawsitive”reinforcement and proven dog handling techniques willproduce a well informed handler and dog. The first class isheld without your dog. Dogs are required to be up to date onimmunizations (rabies, parvo and distemper) and a negativestool sample checked two weeks prior to the first class anddocumented by your veterinarian. For more information visitwww.r-solid.com Instructor: Roc Solid Obedience

Days: MondaysDates: 4/5 – 5/10Location: Community Center Room AAge: Dogs: 4 months, Humans: 12+

PROGRAM # TIME FEE 406000-01 7:30 - 9 pm $75 ($90 nr)



Susan MatthewsArts Coordinator

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RESUME TOUCH UPMake over your resume with assistance! Learn what employers

look for in resume, what descriptive words to use, and how to

market yourself with your resume.

Day: Wednesday

Date: 4/28

Location: Computer Lab at Ahlstrand Fieldhouse


402305-02 18 + 4 - 5 pm $4 ($6 nr)

OPEN LAB HOURSThe computer lab is a cooperative project with School District

211. The lab has 15 computers, 4 of the computers have CD-R

drives, and 3 printers. There is on-site lab supervisor during

open hours. We offer free open lab hours to the public to use

as a resource for homework, job searches, work-related

projects and internet.

Before using the Hanover Park Park District’s computer lab,

the participant and parent must read and sign the waiver.

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thurday & Friday 6 - 8 pm

Location: 6900 Catalpa Rd.

COMPUTERS 101This class will introduce you to the basics of computers and

the internet. Class will feature how to use the mouse and

keyboard with basic programs and the internet.

Day: Wednesday

Date: 4/7 – 4/21

Location: Computer Lab at Ahlstrand Fieldhouse


402305-01 18 + 4 - 5 pm $10 ($15 nr)

Gina Mastro-StricklerCustomer Relations Supervisor

For your cus tomer se rv i ce needscontact Gina at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 121)or [email protected]



FENCING LESSONSBEGINNER & CONTINUEDYou’ve always wanted to give it a try and now is yourchance!!! Fencing is an excellent sport for children and adultsof all ages. It develops coordination, builds strength, speedand endurance, requires good sportsmanship, and buildsquick decision-making skills. It is a near-perfect blend ofhighly aerobic work that simultaneously requires explosive,strength-based movement. Our coaches are all former WorldCup or Olympic competitors. They will work with athletes ofany age to teach them this beautiful and unique sport.

Continued Lessons – All participants must have completedthe beginner level. The structure of this course is to continueimproving technique and bout strategies. Age appropriatebouts will be conducted.

Days: WednesdaysDate: Session I 3/31 - 5/5 (6 weeks)

Session II 5/12 – 6/16 (6 weeks) Locations: 300 Civic Center Plaza, Glendale Heights

Session I: PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403540-01 Beginner 8-13 6 - 7 pm $45 ($60 nr)403540-02

Session II: PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE403540-03 403540-04

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SHOTOKAN ADULT KARATEKarate offers students a variety of benefits. Karate movements develop poise and agility while improving overall muscle tone.For the businessperson, the program is ideal for releasing tension and developing cardiovascular fitness. The single parentswishing to protect themselves and their families, the self-defense skills learned through karate are invaluable, as they can beapplied in any situation.

Tuesdays 3/30-6/8 (11 weeks)Schaumburg Park District Community Recreation Center 505 N. Springinsguth, Schaumburg

PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE406530-01 Beg./Cont. (White-Yellow) 15 + 8:35 - 9:35 pm $93 ($108 nr)406530-02 Int./Adv. (Blue +) 15 + 8:35 - 10 pm* $123 ($138 nr)

*1.5 hoursWednesdays 3/31-6/9 (11 weeks)Hanover Park Park District Community Center 1919 Walnut Ave, Hanover Park

PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE406530-03 Beg./Cont. (White-Yellow) 15 + 8:35 - 9:35 pm $93 ($108 nr)406530-04 Int./Adv. (Blue +) 15 + 8:35 - 10 pm* $123 ($138 nr)

*1.5 hoursSaturdays 4/3-6/12 (11 weeks)Bartlett Park District Donald H. Schrade Gym 696 Stearns Road, Bartlett

PROGRAM # LEVEL AGE TIME FEE406530-05 Beg./Cont. (White-Yellow) 15 + 4:30 - 5:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)406530-06 Int.(Blue +) 15 + 5:30 - 6:30 pm $93 ($108 nr)

GOLDEN LION ACADEMY TAE KWON DOParticipants train in combinations of Tae Kwon Do (blocking, punch-ing and kicking) Hapkido (wrist locks), and Judo (throws) tech-niques. The physical conditioning increases coordination,strength, concentration and discipline. All students are eligible totry for promotional advancement through the various colored belts.

Days: Tuesdays SaturdayDates: 3/2 - 4/20 (7 weeks) 3/6 - 4/24 (7 weeks)

No Class 3/30 No Class 4/34/27 - 6/8 (6 weeks) 5/1 - 6/12 (6 weeks)No Class 5/25 No Class 5/29

Location: Community Center - Activity Room AAge: 6-AdultInstructor: Jeff Rose, 3rd degree black belt

TuesdaysPROGRAM # DATE LEVEL TIME FEE406900-01 3/2 - 4/20 Beg 6-7:30 pm $40 ($55 nr)406900-02* 3/2 - 4/20 Adv 7:30-8:30pm $33 ($48 nr)406900-04 4/27 - 6/8 Beg 6-7:30 pm $35 ($50 nr)406900-05* 4/27 - 6/8 Adv 7:30-8:30pm $30 ($45 nr)Saturdays 1/9 - 2/27PROGRAM # DATE LEVEL TIME FEE406900-03 3/6 - 4/24 Beg/Adv 10:30 - 12 pm $40 ($55 nr)406900-06 5/1 - 6/12 Beg/Adv 10:30 - 12pm $35 ($50 nr)*Instructor approval required.

Continued 14 + 7 - 8:30 pm $49 ($64 nr)

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BOXING ACADEMYThe HPPD Boxing Academy develops self-confidence andself-respect in a safe and fun environment. Participants willbe taught how to perform better and get that competitiveedge. Learn how to wrap hands like a boxer, stance and foowork techniques, defensive maneuvers, rhythm, coordination,nutrition, punch/counter punch combinations and self defensetechniques. Participants are strongly recommended to purchasemouth guards & hand wraps for the program. All items areavailable for purchase at the Park District front desk. No boxingexperience needed.Day: Saturday Date: Session I: 3/6 - 4/24 (7weeks)

No Class 4/3Session II: 5/1 - 6/12 (6 weeks)No Class 5/29

Ages: 8 +Location: Community Center-Activity Room C

Session IPROGRAM # LEVEL TIME FEE403700-01 Beginners 12 – 1 pm $33 ($48 nr)403700-02 Advanced 1 – 2:30 pm $40 ($55 nr)

Session IIPROGRAM # LEVEL TIME FEE403700-03 Beginners 12 – 1 pm $30 ($45 nr)403700-04 Advanced 1 – 2:30 pm $34 ($49 nr)

Mouth Guards $2, Youth Hand Wraps $4, Adult Hand Wraps $6

OPEN BADMINTONThe Open Badminton program is supervised and open toindividuals of High School age and older for recreationalbadminton play. All days/times are subject to change due topark district programs, special events and facility rentals.Good sportsmanship and fair play is the responsibilityof each participant.

Day: Wednesdays SundaysTime: 7 - 9:30 pm 5 - 7:30 pmAge: High School and olderFee: $5

OPEN BASKETBALLThe Open Basketball program is supervised and open toindividuals of High School age or older for recreationalbasketball play. The Open Basketball program runs fromNovember 2009 to April 2010. All Open Basketball days/timesare subject to change due to park district programs, specialevents and facility rentals. A photo ID is required for all HighSchool Students. Good sportsmanship and fair play is theresponsibility of each participant.

Dates: November 2009 to April 2010Location: Community Center GymAge: High School & Older

DAYS TIME Fridays 6 - 9:30 pm Sundays Noon - 4 pm

FEEHigh School w/ High School ID $3College and older $4

Adult Golf Lessons - BeginnerThese 6 PGA-instructed sessions offer the “Know how” andproper “Hands-on” techniques for providing the beginninggolfer a basic understanding of the game. Donʼt worry ifyouʼve never held a club before or been embarrassed whenyou did. Learning the application of grip, stance arrangementplus drills for your golf swing is the main agenda. Fee doesnot include range balls.

Day: Saturday TuesdayDate: 4/17 – 5/22 4/20 – 5/25Location: Green Valley Driving Range

26W101 Lake Street, Hanover Park(630) 289-6600

Instructor: Bill Parisi

PROGRAM # AGE TIME FEE406520-01 17 + 2 - 3 pm $100 ($115 nr)406520-02 17 + 7 - 8 pm $100 ($115 nr)

Rob HammonAthletic & Aquatic Supervisor

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UPCOMING EVENTS FOR SENIORS March 2Sandwich Lunch (free)

March 9Raffle Day - Bring a treasure to raffle. Raffle tickets .10 each

March 11LUNCH BUNCH

March 16Happy St. Patrick’s Day - Bring your favorite Irish dish toshare.

March 23Spaghetti Lunch

March 30Soup Day - Bring a can of NON cream soup to share.

April 6Sandwich Lunch (free)Silly Hat Day - Wear your silliest hat or just your favorite hat.

April 13Salad Pot Luck Day - Bring your favorite salad to share.

April 20Sandwich Lunch (free)

April 27Pizza Bread Day - Bring your favorite topping. (Cheese, pizzasauce, olives, pepperoni or onions.)

May 4Sandwich Day (free)

May 11Magazine and Book Exchange Day. Bring an item and take an item.

May 13LUNCH BUNCH

May 18Sandwich Lunch (free)

May 25Celebrate the Spring Birthdays -All Run-A-Bouts with birthdays in March, April and May will

receive a gift.

SENIOR EVENTSTHE RUN-A-BOUTS Come and join us for food, fun and friends every Tuesdayfrom 11 am – 3 pm at the Community Center. Play gamessuch as Poker, Kings Corners, Michigan Rummy and Bingo.Every week a new and fun game, contest, meal or event isplanned. Each season, birthdays are celebrated with presentsand cake. Ultra Foods and Starbucks generously donatesnacks and beverages for every meeting. Please visit us onthe web at www.hpparks.org

LUNCH BUNCHOnce a month, a different area restaurant will be visited forlunch. The Park District van will be used for transportationand will leave promptly at 11 am from the Community Center.

ACTIVITY FEEThe Run-A-Bouts activity fee is $20 and expires one yearfrom the date of registration. Daily rate pay $1.00 per person.The activity fee helps defray the cost of food, presents,prizes, weekly meetings and cost for the senior coordinator.

TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM?Round trip transportation for Hanover Park Park District residentsis $2.00. Please call 630.837.2468 to reserve a seat. Non -residents are welcome to call to see if transportation can bearranged.

SPEAKERS If there is a health or financial topic you would like to learnabout, please let us know and a specific speaker will beresearched.

SENIORS DISCOUNTHanover Park Park District residents age 60 and older areentitled to a 25% discount on general recreation programfees, with the exception of some contractual programs andtrips.

SENIORS COORDINATORThe Seniors Coordinator is Faith Barnes.

QUESTIONSAny questions or concerns regarding senior programming,please contact Rick Wulbecker, Superintendent of Recreationat (630) 837-2468 (ext. 128) or [email protected].

Rick WulbeckerSuperintendent of Recreation

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Lily GarciaSupervisora de Mercadeo

Para más información en Español, por favorllama a Lily Garcia al 630.837.2468 (ext. 125) o [email protected]


2010 spring PLAYBOOKBaile de PrincesasPonte tu vestido de princesa tu corona y trae a tu mama, tía

o abuelita a esta fiesta de te para princesas. Blanca Nieves,

Bella, Ariel, Jazmín y Cenicienta estarán ahí para enseñarte

el baile de princesa. Disfruta de pastel y ponche, una manualidad

de princesas, música y más sorpresas mientras conoces y

bailas con las demás princesas.Parte de las ganancias

ayudaran a la Escuela de Danza de Hanover Park para su

colección de atuendos.

Inscríbete temprano, el espacio es limitado. La fecha límite

de inscripción es el miércoles 14 de abril.

Día: Sábado

Fecha: 17 de abril del 2010

Lugar: Estudio de baile del Centro Comunitario

PROGRAMA EDAD HORA COSTO405190-01 3-7 con adulto 3 – 4 pm $14 por pareja ($21 nr)

$7 por niña adicional

Ligas de Fútbol dePrimavera- Entre CiudadesLa Ligas Entre Ciudades proveerá una atmósfera competitiva

para jugadores de todos los niveles. Se ofrecen equipos a

3ero/4to grado (U10), 5to y 6to grado (U12) y 7imo y 8avo

grado (U14). Los equipos competirán contra equipos de

Bartlett, Carol Stream, Streamwood, Elgin, Medinah and

Bloomingdale Park Districts. Cada equipo practicará durante la

semana y jugará el juego los sábados. Los jugadores se

deben inscribir deacuerdo a su grado escolar en el año

2009/2010..

Se necesitan entrenadores voluntarios para todos los equipos

Entre-Ciudades. Aquellos interesados pueden obtener una

aplicación en el Centro Comunitario. Entrenamiento y

certificación están disponibles por medio del Distrito

de Parques.

Practicas Comienzan: La semana del 29 de marzo

Juegos Comienzan: 17 de abril

Juegos Terminan: 12 de junio

(no habrá juego el fin de semana del 31 de mayo)

Costo de Inscripción por Internet: $70 ($85 nr)

Costo de Inscripción Tradicional: $80 ($95 nr)

PROGRAMA EQUIPO403100-01 3ero/4to Grado (U10)

403100-02 5to/6to Grado (U12)

403100-03 7imo/8avo Grado (U14)

Búsqueda de Huevos¡Ven y busca huevos dentro del Centro Comunitario. La

búsqueda será durante el Desayuno con la Coneja De

Pascual. Porfavor traiga su propia canasta. Los padres solo

participaran en la búsqueda en la categoría de niños menores

de 3 años.

Día: Sábado

Fecha: 27 de marzo del 2010

Lugar: Centro Comunitario

Costo: Gratis

EDAD HORAMenores de 3 10 am

4 – 6 10:15 am

7 – 9 10:30 am

Desayuno Con La ConejaDe Pascua*Presentado por el Club de Leones de Hanover Park

Ven al Distrito de Parques y comparte con la Coneja de

Pascua un desayuno de pancakes. Serviremos un desayuno

estilo buffet que incluye pancakes, sausage, café, jugo de

naranja y chocolate caliente. Puedes jugar juegos y participar

en la búsqueda de huevos. La Coneja estará feliz de tomarse

fotos contigo. También habrá una presentación del grupo

Company Allegro de la escuela de Danza del Distrito

de Parques.

Inscríbete antes o paga en la puerta

Día: Sábado

Fecha: 27 de marzo

Lugar: Gimnasio del Centro Comunitario

PROGRAMA EDAD HORA COSTO404520-01 Todas 8 am – 12 pm Adultos $4

Niños menores de 12 años $3

THE CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUB (CCAC)CCAC is a community facility, owned and operated by the Hanover Park Park District. We offer the finest in services and facilitiesfor fitness, health, racquetball and tennis for the entire family all at reasonable rates. Stop by or call us for a tour.

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

WHAT CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUB HAS TO OFFER…Aerobic Studio This 2500 sq. ft. studio features wood flooring, mirrors and a state-of-the-art sound system.Fitness Center This 2400 sq. ft. center features state-of-the-art resistance & cardiovascular equipment and a fully equipped600 sq. ft. free weight room.Handicap Accessibility The Park District and the CCAC are handicapped accessible and comply with A.D.A. standards. Theelevator is accessible from all 3 levels and is available for public use.Locker Rooms, Whirlpools & Saunas Club members will enjoy the clean and spacious men’s & women’s locker rooms, eachwith its own whirlpool and sauna.Lounge and Snack Bar The central core of the club includes a lounge area complete with a big screen TV where membersand guests may relax after a hard workout.Kids Korner Service Available to program participants who utilize the Centre Court Athletic Club, The Kids Korner, located nextto the Aerobic Studio, is available Monday-Friday from 9 am - 3 pm (by appointment only).Pro Shop A complete stock of the latest in tennis, racquetball, fitness equipment and accessories is available at competitiveprices. A professional racket stringing & gripping service is also available.Racquetball Courts The four racquetball courts offer hardwood floors and complete climate control for year round playing comfort.Tennis Courts Our 10 indoor tennis courts feature the “Chevron Laykold¨ surface which offers a true bounce and minimum legfatigue to players of every ability. Four of the indoor courts are air-conditioned for your summertime comfort.Refund, Cancellation & Transfer Policy Please see page 1 for the policy of the Hanover Park Park District.Court Reservations & Cancellations Members may reserve court time up to seven days in advance. Cancellation of courttime must be made at least 24 hours in advance of play. Members are responsible for court fees if for any reason they wish tocancel less than 24 hours and the court cannot be sold. Members who make reservations and fail to show are responsible forthe cost of the court and are charged accordingly.Guest Policy Non-members who wish to utilize the tennis and racquetball courts are responsible for $6 ($8 nr) guest fee. Non-members using the fitness center, whirlpool and sauna only, will be responsible for an $8 ($10 nr) guest fee.Monthly Play Pass If playing a lot of tennis is high on your priority list you can’t go wrong by purchasing a Play Pass.Reservations may be made up to 48 hours in advance, initially for one-and-a-half hours of tennis. If the court is available at theend of that time, just keep playing until you drop! Non-play pass holders must pay their portion of the court time fees. A validCCAC membership is required to purchase a play pass. Play pass fee: Tennis $60/month

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CENTRE COURT ATHLETIC CLUB STAFFRandy Russell Club ManagerTim Clay Director of Racquet SportsNannette Dukes Fitness CoordinatorWill Tennant Adult Racquet Sports CoordinatorPatt Grange Customer Service Supervisor

HOURS OF OPERATIONSeptember 14, 2009 - May 28, 2010Weekdays 5:30 am - 10 pmWeekends 6:45 am - 8 pm

HOLIDAY CLOSINGSThe Centre Court Athletic Club and Kid’s Korner will beclosed on the following holidays:

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

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS•Use of the locker rooms•Use of whirlpool and sauna•Use of 4 racquetball courts (court usage is FREE)•Use of the fitness center•Use of the free weight area•Discounted group fitness classes•Discounted racquetball lessons•Use of the gymnasium at designated times

CLUB MEMBERSHIPMembership FeesAdult $240 ($288 nr)Youth $110 ($132 nr)Senior $140 ($168 nr)Couple $325 ($390 nr)Family $375 ($425 nr)

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

MEMBERSHIP PAYMENT PLANMembers will now have the opportunity to put their membership fees onan Auto-Debit payment plan through their checking account. This willallow members the opportunity to begin using the Club without payingone large fee upfront. Members will be asked to pay their first and lastmonth’s fees at the beginning of their membership. The Auto-Debit paymentplan is available for these membership options:

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

The yearly membership fee must be at least $130 to qualify for the Auto-Debit payment plan. Auto-Debit memberships will automatically renew. Themonthly deduction will be adjusted if there is a change in membership price.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATIONCCAC offers two types of memberships for your specific athletic club needs. Our “club membership” is an all inclusivemembership that covers the three main aspects of the club; tennis, fitness and racquetball. Our “fitness membership” is thesame as the “club membership” except it eliminates the tennis aspect of the club.

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS•Family Memberships include husband, wife, and members of the immediate family who are age 21 and under and who resideat the same residence.•Junior Memberships are available for individuals age 17 and under. Fitness center usage requires an orientation session foryouths ages 11-15, at which time a parent or legal guardian must be in attendance. Any subsequent use of the fitness equipment byyouth ages 11-13 must be under the supervision of the parent or legal guardian. Youth ages 11-15 will not be allowed to usethe free weight area. The fitness center will only be open to youths ages 11-15 at the following times:Weekdays 2 - 6 pmWeekends 12 - 6 pm •Senior Citizen Memberships are available to anyone age 60 and over.•Memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable.•Memberships may be put on hold for medical reasons or for extended vacations of one month or longer.•Couple memberships are available for two individuals over 17 living in the same household.

TENNIS COURT FEESWeekdays5:30 am - 9 am 9 am - 5 pm 5 pm - 9 pm 9 pm - 10 pm

Weekends7 am - 8 pm Junior Walk-On Rate (Court cannot be reserved and user must play withanother junior or parent)

RACQUETBALL COURT FEESWeekdaysMembers do not pay an hourly fee. Non-membersmust pay the listed court rates. Non-membersplaying with members must pay their portion of thecourt time used.6 am - 5:30 pm 5:30 - 10 pm

WeekendsMembers do not pay an hourly fee. Non-membersmust pay the listed court rates. Non-membersplaying with members must pay their portion of thecourt time used.7 am - 3 pm Junior Walk-On Rate (non-members)(Court may be reserved 1/2 hour in advance anduser must play with another junior or parent)

WALLYBALL COURT FEEWallyball brings the explosive fun of volleyball intothe competitive closeness of the racquetball court.Great party game for up to 8 people!

Wallyball Rate:

Weekdays 6 am - 5:30 pm 5:30 - 10 pm

Weekends 7 am - 8 pm

$12 per hour$19 per hour$23 per hour$14 per hour

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Spring

Date Starting: Mar. 27

Date Ending: May 15 (8 weeks)

Registration Begins: Feb. 22

Registration Deadline: Mar. 19

Skip Dates: April 11

PROGRAM # DAY TIME FEE

Adult Beginner

408900-01 Sat 8:30 am $50 ($60 nm)

Youth Beginner (8-11)

408915-01 Sat 9:30 am $50 ($60 nm)

Youth Beginner (12-15)

408930-01 Sat 10:30 am $50 ($60 nm)

SPRING RACQUETBALL LEAGUESFLEX LEAGUESDate Starting: Week of Mar. 22

Date Ending: Week of May 24 (10 weeks)



Players will be scheduled to play one person each week.

Players are responsible for contacting each other and

scheduling their weekly match.

DESCRIPTION PROGRAM # DAY/TIME MEM/NON

Men’s A 408051-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

Men’s B+ 408052-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

Men’s B 408053-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

Men’s C+ 408054-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

Men’s C 408055-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

Women’s C 408058-01 Floating $25 ($54 nm)

adult iNSTRUCTIONAL tennisLEAGUESThese leagues are designed for adults who have mastered

the basic strokes of the game and are ready to tackle a little

friendly competition. A tennis pro provides a weekly les-

son/drill during the first 30 to 45 minutes of this class and

supervised doubles play encompasses the remaining time.

Class Size: Min 4 / Max 8

Talk to one of our instructors for more information.

Date Starting: Week of Mar. 22

Date Ending: Week of May 10 (8 weeks)



CLASS PROGRAM # DAY/TIME MEM/NON

Women’s 408097-01 Mon 1 - 2:30 pm $140 ($168 nm)

Women’s 408097-02 Wed 10 - 11:30 am $140 ($168 nm)

Co-ed 408099-01 Mon 7 - 8:30 pm $140 ($168 nm)



Will TennantAdult Racquet Sports Coordinator

For more information regarding AdultTennis Lessons and League Programscontact Will at (630) 837-6300 (ext. 113) [email protected]

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2010 spring PLAYBOOKJUNIOR TENNIS LEAGUESDate Starting: Mar. 26Date Ending: May 14 (7 weeks)Registration Begins: Feb. 22Registration Deadline: Mar. 19

LEVEL PROGRAM # DAY TIME FEEJunior Institute League 408095-01 Sun 4 - 6 pm $140 ($168 nm)

JUNIOR EXCELLENCE TENNIS LESSON SCHEDULEDate Starting: Week of Mar. 22Date Ending: Week of May 10 (8 weeks)Registration Begins: Feb. 22Deadline: Mar. 19Deadline: Weekend classes will skip Apr. 3 and 4. Classes will conclude on May 15 and 16.

DESCRIPTION OFJUNIOR CLASSESBRONZE EXCELLENCE: Ages 10 - 18 One LevelProper stroke mechanics continue to be developed in this class. Players will strive to execute proper stroke mechanics on aconsistent basis. Scoring, court positioning and basic tactics are covered and implemented into point playing drill situations.The ability to consistently serve into the correct box is a must for this level.SILVER EXCELLENCE: Ages 10-18 One LevelsStroke mechanics will be reviewed and refined in this class. Depth, power and simple spins are introduced into the playerʼsstrokes. Simple point construction and high percentage play are introduced so that the player is able to start formulatingpoint/match strategies.GOLD EXCELLENCE: Ages 11 - 18 One LevelStudents in this level should exhibit good stroke mechanics. Lessons will involve more complex drills, self-feeding drills andgrooving of various shots and skills. Consistency in all shots is a must. Match play in a league is necessary if the studentdesires to move to the Satellite level.HIGH SCHOOL EXCELLENCE: Ages 14-18 One LevelsThis is a fast track class for high school aged participants who have advanced beyond the High School level I class.TOP GUN: Ages 10-18 One LevelThis program is a torunament prep program and is for highly motivated and highly intense top level players only. Players at thislevel play for their High School varsity team or are players with enough experience to participate in USTA tournaments.JUNIOR INSTITUE: Ages 12-18 One LevelOur highest level program is a twice-a-week class that meets for two hours each day. Juniors in this class are high levelvarsity players and/or ranked junior players. Most players will have had extensive USTA tournament participation to be in thisclass. Tennis Pro approval required for this class.

JUNIOR GROUP TENNIS LESSON SCHEDULE

PROGRAM # DAY TIME FEE

HS Excellence

408648-01 Sat 3:30 – 5 pm $180 ($216 nm)

Bronze Excellence408650-01 Thu 5:30 – 7 pm $180 ($216 nm)408650-02 Sat 11 – 12:30 pm $180 ($216 nm)Silver Excellence408655-01 Wed 5:30 – 7 pm $180($216 nm)408655-02 Sat 12:30 – 2 pm $180($216 nm)Gold Excellence408665-01 Mon 5:30 – 7 pm $180 ($216 nm)408665-02 Sat 2 – 3:30 pm $180 ($216 nm)Top Gun408670-01 Mon 5 – 7 pm $235 ($282 nm)408670-03 Wed 5 – 7 pm $235 ($282 nm)

Both days $410 ($492 nm)Junior Institute408670-02 Tue 5 – 7 pm $235 ($282 nm)408670-04 Thu 5 – 7 pm $235 ($282 nm)

Both days $410 ($492 nm)

Tim ClayDirector of Racquet Sports

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n r e g a r d i n gt h e R a c q u e t S p o r t s P r o g r a mcontact Tim at (630) 837-6300 [email protected]

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YOUTH TENNIS LESSONSClass Size: Min 4 / Max 8

Date Starting: Week of Mar. 22Date Ending: Week of May 10 (8 weeks)Registration Begins: Feb. 22Registration Deadline: Mar. 19

Weekend classes will skip Apr. 3 and 4. Classes will conclude onMay 15 and 16.

DESCRIPTION OF JUNIOR CLASSESMINI SMASHERS: Ages 5-7 Two LevelsLevel I is for the true beginner. These classes are designedfor kids to enjoy their first tennis experience. Coordinationgames and mini-tennis games are introduced. Level II is forthe student who is still very early in their development, buthas advanced beyond the first level.HAPPY HITTERS: Ages 8-10 Three LevelsLevel I is for the true beginner and players who need extrawork before advancing to the next level. On-court hitting isdone with controlled feeds. Learning and practicing propermechanics is the main focus. Level II is for students whohave advanced beyond the requirements of Level I.USTA QUICKSTART TENNIS: Ages 7-11 Two LevelsThe QuickStart Tennis format, one of the most significantmoves ever to introduce tennis to youth, provides a way tobring kids 10 and under into the game by utilizing equipment,court dimensions, and scoring that is tailored to their age andsize. The QuickStart Tennis play format is designed to helpchildren find success from the very first swing. QuickStartTennis appropriately scales down all aspects of regulationtennis—including equipment, court dimensions, and scoring—so that the game becomes specifically tailored to their ageand size. The format is broken out into two age groupings, forchildren ages 10-under and for those who are 8-under, similarto models used successfully in other youth sports (such asyouth baseball). Level II is for students who have experiencedthe QuickStart format. This class is offered at a reduced ratecompared to other JUNIOR RIPPERS: Ages 11-13 Three LevelsLevel I is for the true beginner. Level I focuses on the properstroke mechanics with an emphasis on being able to get fullcourt groundstrokes in the court. Level II is for the advancedbeginner. Students continue to work on mechanics with aheavier emphasis on getting the serve in play. Level III is forthe intermediate that can get serves in and play out slow tomoderate paced points. The next step after this is to enterout Junior Excellence Program.HIGH SCHOOL: Ages 14-18 One LevelThis is a beginner/advanced beginner class only. Students inthis class are fast-tracked to learn the basics of all strokes.Students are expected to work hard to advance to our JuniorExcellence Program. It usually takes more than one eightweek session to advance out of this class. Most studentsneed 3-4 eight-week sessions to advance to the next level.

JUNIOR GROUP TENNIS LESSON SCHEDULEPROGRAM # DAY TIME FEEMini Smashers I408675-01 Thu 3:30 - 4:15 pm $98 ($118 nm)408675-02 Sat 12 - 12:30 pm $65 ($78 nm)

Mini Smashers II 408685-01 Thu 4:15 - 5 pm $98 ($118 nm)408685-02 Sat 12:30 - 1 pm $65 ($78 nm)

USTA QuickStart I408621-01 Tue 4 - 5 pm $30 ($30 nm)408621-02 Sat 9 - 10 am $30 ($30 nm)

USTA QuickStart II408622-01 Mon 5 - 6 pm $117 ($117 nm)408622-02 Sat 1 - 2 pm $117 ($117 nm)

Happy Hitters I408620-01 Mon 4 - 5 pm $130 ($156 nm)408620-02 Sun 9 - 10 am $130 ($156 nm)

Happy Hitters II408625-01 Wed 4 - 5 pm $130 ($156 nm)408625-02 Sat 11 - 12 pm $130 ($156 nm)408625-03 Sun 10 - 11 am $130 ($156 nm)

Junior Rippers I408635-01 Thu 4:30 - 5:30 pm $130 ($156 nm)408635-02 Sat 10 - 11 am $130 ($156 nm)408635-03 Sun 11 - 12 pm $130 ($156 nm)

Junior Rippers II408640-01 Wed 4:30 - 5:30 pm $130 ($156 nm)408640-02 Sat 2 - 3 pm $130 ($156 nm)408640-03 Sun 12 - 1pm $130 ($156 nm)

High School I408672-01 Tue 5 - 6 pm $130 ($156 nm)408672-02 Sat 3 - 4 pm $130 ($156 nm)



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LEVEL PROGRAM # DAY TIME FEEBeginner 408600-01 Mon 1 – 2 pm $140 ($168 nm)

408600-02 Mon 8 – 9 pm $140 ($168 nm)408600-03 Wed 9 – 10 am $140 ($168 nm)408600-04 Wed 8 – 9 pm $140 ($168 nm)408600-05 Thu 11 – 12 pm $140 ($168 nm)408600-06 Sat 9 – 10 am $140 ($168 nm)

Advanced Beginner 408605-01 Mon 7 – 8 pm $140 ($168 nm)408605-02 Tue 1 – 2 pm $140 ($168 nm)408605-03 Wed 10 – 11am $140 ($168 nm)408605-04 Wed 6 – 7 pm $140 ($168 nm)408605-05 Sat 10 – 11 am $140 ($168 nm)

Intermediate 408610-01 Mon 6 – 7 pm $140 ($168 nm)408610-02 Tue 11 – 12 pm $140 ($168 nm) 408610-03 Tue 8:30 – 9:30 pm $140 ($168 nm)408610-04 Wed 7 – 8 pm $140 ($168 nm)408610-05 Sat 3:30 – 4:30 pm $140 ($168 nm)

Adult BeginerThis class stresses basic fundamentals of tennis. Grips, stance, footwork and scoring are introduced. Ground strokes, volleysand serves will be covered.

Adult Advanced BeginnerThis class continues the emphasis on basic ground strokes, volleys and serves with more dynamic drills. Lobs, overheads andbasic singles and doubles strategies will be introduced.

Adult IntermediateMore emphasis is placed on drill situations that are designed to improve the execution of strokes, strategies and footwork.League participation is encouraged.

TENNIS DRILL SCHEDULEDrill Size: One Court – Min 4 / Max 7

Two Courts – Min 8 / Max 12

Date Starting: Week of Mar. 22Date Ending: Week of May 10 (8 weeks), No Class April 4Registration Begins: Feb. 16Registration Deadline: Mar. 12

NAME OF DRILL NTRP PROGRAM # DAY TIME PREPAID FEE WEEKLY FEEMen’s Int. 3.0-3.9 408750-01 Tue 7 – 8:30 pm $136 ($168 nm) $18 ($22 nm)Men’s Adv. 4.0+ 408740-01 Tue 8:30 – 10 pm $136 ($168 nm) $18 ($22 nm)Women’s Int. 3.0-3.5 408770-01 Thu 9 – 10:30 am $120 ($144 nm) $16 ($19 nm)*Women’s Adv. Int. 3.5+ 408760-01 Thu 7 – 8:30 pm $136 ($168 nm) $18 ($22 nm) **Co-Ed Adv. Int. 3.5+ 408780-01 Thu 7 – 8:30 pm $136 ($168 nm) $18 ($22 nm)Co-Ed Finder Sun. 3.5+ 408796-01 Sun 10 – 1 pm $216 ($281 nm) $28 ($33 nm)Co-Ed Finder Sun. 3.0+ 408796-02 Sun 1 – 4 pm $216 ($281 nm) $28 ($33 nm)

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GROUP FITNESS CLASSESClasses are held in the Community Center Aerobics Studiofor ages 14 & up. Children will not be allowed in the studioduring classes. Drop-in fees are paid directly to the CCACfront desk prior to the start of class. Showers and lockers areavailable for use in the Athletic Club on the lower level.

1. Kid’s Korner service is available Monday through Friday, 9am to 3 pm. For additional Kid’s Korner service information,see page 40.2. Participants must register and sign a waiver prior to the firstday of the session.3. Participants must bring their own floor mats to fitness classes.4. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

Community Center Aerobics Studio

Session Fee: $30 CCAC Member$40 Resident ($50 Non-Resident)

Drop In Fee: $ 5 CCAC Member$ 6 Resident$ 7 Non-Resident

SpringDate Starting: Week of Mar. 22Date Ending: Week of May 24Registration Begins: Feb. 22RegistrationDeadline: Mar. 18

CARDIO FUSIONThis class combines the strengthening of all the musclegroups, raises your heart rate, and burns calories whileincreasing lean muscle mass and bone density with resistancetraining. 3 to 10lb dumbbells will be used. Bring a towel andwater bottle.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME 408250-05 Thu 7 - 7:45 pm

“NEW” TWO TO YOGAA 45 minute class designed for mom or dad and their 9-13 yr.old child to enjoy time together – yoga style. A mat is neededfor each participant.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME408960-03 Tue 3:55 - 4:35 pm

Contact the CCAC at 630-837-6300 for additional informationregarding any of the CCAC’s individual services and amenities.

YOGAFocus is on developing muscle strength, increasing stamina,and improving flexibility, while learning breathing techniquesto optimize your workout. You’ll go home feeling stress freeand relaxed!

PROGRAM # DAY TIME408960-01 Mon 8 - 9 pm408960-04 Sat 8:30 - 9:30 am

“NEW” INTERVAL MEGA MIXThis mega-mix-workout will take you from one cardio event tothe next: classic aerobics, kickbox, fitness walking, stepping,and rope-jumping to name a few. Every week the order ofcardio events may vary. Equipment may be used.Modifications for beginner’s offered in class. Bring water bottleand towel.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME 408250-01 Mon 6 - 7 pm

ZUMBADitch the workout, join the party! A high energy interval cardioclass set to latin/international music. Be ready to shake,sweat and smile.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME408250-02 Tue 7:10 – 8:10 pm

“NEW” ZUMBA GOLDIf you are just starting out with exercise or the Zumba class istoo intense but you still want to enjoy exercisingrhythms, join us.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME408250-04 Thur 6 – 7 pm

POWERSCULPTThis total body conditioning workout uses a variety of equipment(dumbbells, tubes, stability balls, step board, etc.). Improveyour muscular strength and endurance. Increase your metabolismand build bone density.

PROGRAM # DAY TIME408220-01 Mon 7 - 8 pm

“NEW” INTERVAL MEGA MIX PLUSThis is cardio plus toning from head to toe. If you need tosqueeze your workout in one night or would like the challenge ofthis Super Wednesday workout, join us. Every week the order ofcardio events may vary. Equipment may be used. Modificationsfor beginners offered in class. Bring water bottle and towel.$35 CCAC Member/$50 Resident ($60 Non-Resident)PROGRAM # DAY TIME408250-03 Wed 6:15 - 7:45 pm



Nannette DukesFitness Coordinator

For more information regardingF i t n e s s P r o g r a m s a n d A c t i v i t i e scontact Nannette at (630) 837-6300 [email protected]

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$180 (Member) $216 (Non-Member)

Improve concentration

Improve posture

Improve strength, flexibility & balance

Challenge deep abdominal muscles to support the coreReduce stress, relieve tension, boost energy through deepstretching

Correct over-training of muscle groups which can lead tostress and injury

Compliment sports training & develop functional fitness fordaily life activity

THE TRIPLE WHAMMY TRAININGThis training focuses on the trouble spots that women in their40ʼs and 50ʼs face: gaining body fat in the torso area (backof the arms, back, and belly). For this age group bodycomposition is changing due to hormones, a slowing metabolismdue to a decrease in muscle mass, and body fat increases.Thereʼs two training programs to pick from based on yourneed, time, and what you want to focus on. The packagesare a two week program.

Package 1 consists of training the whole body three hours aweek with the trainer and committing to three cardio workoutson your own: for a member $216 (reg. $240) and for a nonmember $259 (reg. $300).

Package 2 consists of splitting the muscle groups into four1/2 hour weight trainingworkouts followed by a 1/2hour monitored cardio program: for a member $252 (reg.$320) and for a non member $345 (reg. $400).



“New” Mother’s Day Special(limited time only: purchase from 4/29/10 - 5/9/10)

How about giving Mom time to revive, renew, and restore herself physically and mentally?(3) 1 hour personal training sessions for $99 or (3) 1 hour massage therapy sessions for $108

“New” QuickStart FitnessFun meets functional fitness! Once a week meet with the trainer in a group for functional fitness fun.

The first 5 week session starts the week of March 22. The second session starts the week of April 26.Participants age: 5-11 years old.

Class size: minimum 5/maximum 8Fee: $30 per participant

Session 1 #408240-02 (ages 5 - 8) #408240-03 (ages 9 - 11)Session 2 #408240-04 (ages 5 - 8) #408240-05 (ages 9 - 11)

HEALTH FAIR“Spring into Health”

April 10, 201010 am - 2 pm

Centre Court Athletic Club* Services/Screenings

*Demonstrations in Fitness/Tennis*Promotions

SAVE THE DATE

“NEW” Spring Fitness Punch Card Program$65/R ($81/NR)

**Applies only to the following classes: (Monday) Interval Mega Mix @ 6 pm (Monday) Powersculpt @7pm(Thursday) Cardio Fusion @ 7pm

Want the freedom to pick a different workout each week?** Can only attend one of these classes a week.

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PERSONAL TRAININGAre you in need of advice, direction, or encouragement whenit comes to your workout program? Our certified personaltrainers can help you… •lose weight•strengthen muscle groups•tone or sculpt your whole body•improve your overall health•gain cardiovascular benefits•improve your flexibilityA personal trainer can design a personal fitness program tai-lored to your needs.

SESSIONS CCAC MEMBERS NON-MEMBERS(1) 1/2 Hour $25 $30(1) 1 Hour $40 $50(3) 1/2 Hour $70 $84 (3) 1 Hour $114 $134(5) 1/2 Hour $110 $132(5) 1 Hour $180 $216

FITNESS TESTING & ASSESSMENTYou’ve made a commitment to get in shape, but don’t knowwhere or how to begin. A good way to get started is to have apersonal trainer conduct an assessment of your current fitnesslevel to determine your strengths and weaknesses. The fitnesstest includes a cardio-vascular assessment, muscular strengthand endurance, flexibility, and body fat composition analysis.$40/hour members ($50/hour non-members)

TEENS! INTRO TO FITNESSStart your fitness plan today! After successful completion,members may work out during all operating hours of the fitnesscenter (ages 11-13 require adult supervision).

Fee: $40 Member ($50 Non-Member)1 hour: By appointment onlyAges: 11-15 years

FREE! FITNESS ROOM ORIENTATIONLearn how to use the fitness room equipment safely. We willdemonstrate proper use of cardiovascular and weightmachine equipment to help make your workout more effective.Call (630) 837-6300 to schedule your appointment.

GROUP FITNESS COUPONThis coupon entitles you to one Free Group Fitness Class.

Simply present this coupon on the day you attend and enjoy

a free trial of any one of our Aerobics classes.

Kid’s Korner service available at additional cost

OFFER EXPIRES MAY 29, 2010

MASSAGE THERAPYAfter a workout, you deserve a session with our professionalmassage therapist, Sylvia Jascob. Both Swedish and deeptissue massages are available. Schedule an appointment atthe front desk. Other hours are available upon request.

FEE1/2 hour session: $ 28 ($ 34 nm)1 hour session: $ 42 ($ 50 nm)

HOURSMonday: 2 pm – 4:15 pmTuesday: 5:30 pm – 9 pmThursday: 5:30 pm – 9 pmFriday: 9:30 pm – 12:15 pm

Special appointment scheduled by request.

KID’S KORNERChildcare ServiceHours: Mon – Fri 9 am - 3 pmBy Appointment OnlyKid’s Korner service is available to Park patrons who attendprograms at the:•Community Center•Centre Court Athletic Club•Ahlstrand Fieldhouse•Hollywood Activity CenterThe age range for the Kid’s Korner is 3 months and up.Children may be left in the Kid’s Korner for a maximum of 2hours. Call the Centre Court Athletic Club for additional information.

PUNCH CARD SYSTEMPurchase a punch card at the Centre Court Athletic Club duringregular hours of operation. Users must have a punch card onfile or purchase one before using the Kid’s Korner. If you havean appointment and are unable to attend, you must call tocancel by 7 am the morning of your appointment or you willbe charged for the reserved time. Participants must makeappointments by calling the Centre Court Athletic Club 24hours in advance. Staff will stay 15 minutes past your scheduledappointment. If you are running late, please call to insure yourappointment. If you are a regular user of the Kid’s Korner, youmay pre-book your reservation 2 weeks in advance.

Kid’s Korner now has computers and a Playstation for allparticipants to use.

# OF CHILDREN HOURLY RATE1 Child $3.002 Children $6.003 Children $8.004 Children $10.00

TREAT YOURSELF& TREAT A FRIENDGive the “GIFT of HEALTH” Gift certificates are available atthe Centre Court Athletic Club customer service desk year round.



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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

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

HANOVER PARK LITTLE LEAGUEBoys Baseball and Girls Softball/BaseballDavid [email protected]

HANOVER PARK SAILFISH SWIM TEAMLori Kaiser(630) 837-9152

HANOVER PARK LIONS CLUBNikki Russ(630) 213-6630

NORTHWEST SUBURBAN CONCERT & BANDLarry Wheeler(630) 837-2468 (ext. 129)[email protected]

HANOVER PARK BOYS FOOTBALLPhil Rizzo, President(847) [email protected]

HANOVER PARK GIRLS CHEERLEADINGSheri Lerma, President(630) [email protected]

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

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

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



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FACILITY RENTALSPark District facilities are ideal for parties, receptions, or private gatherings and are available for rental when park programs arenot scheduled. Payment and deposit must be made in advance to the Park District office. To make arrangements or for moreinformation, call the Park District office at (630) 837-2468. Hanover Park and civic groups, please call for rates.

GYM RENTALS & COMMUNITY CENTER GYMMaximum capacity: 400

SEASON/EVENTS RESIDENT N/R DEPOSITWinter: $60/hour $85/hour $200*Summer: $50/hour $70/hour $200*Dances: $100/hour $150/hour $500*

COMMUNITY CENTER ROOM RENTALSMaximum capacity: 75 per section

Cash Deposit: $100 per section

First hour: $40 ($55 nr)Each additional hour: $35 ($50 nr)Kitchen: $30 ($45 nr)

FIELD RENTALS*$200 cash deposit required for field rentals.

Softball Field: $25/hourSoftball Field: $190/full day (9 am to 6 pm)Softball Prep: $30/field*Field Supervision: $15/hourLighted Fields: add $25/hour per fieldSoccer/Football Field: $80/game (2 hours)

PICNIC & PAVILION RENTALSPicnic permits and pavilion rentals will be available on a first come, first served basis beginning April 1 and ending October 31. For groups of 100 people or more, a special request will be required and may result in an increased deposit. For additionalinformation or to apply for a picnic permit, please call the Park District office at (630) 837-2468.

Pavilions: Ann Fox School Park Pavilion (4 picnic tables) East Harbor Park Pavilion (1 picnic table)Heritage Park Pavilion (4 picnic tables)Ranger Park Pavilion (3 picnic tables) Wulff Pavilion (8 picnic tables)

Picnic Areas: Ahlstrand Park Picnic AreaLiberty ParkHollywood Park

FEE INFORMATIONRental fees apply to pavilions only. A performance deposit is required for all pavilion and picnic area reservations.

HALF DAY RATE FULL DAY RATE DEPOSITIndividual (75 guests or less): $50.00 $75.00 $50.00 Resident Discount: $25.00 $35.00 $50.00Corporate (or more than 75 guests): $50.00 $75.00 $50.00

PHOTO RENTAL AT RANGER PARK PAVILION(2-hour limit): $25.00 ($10.00 Resident Photo Rate)

PICNIC TABLESThese are available at each site, however, additional picnic tables are available at a non-refundable rate of $5.00 per table.




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WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the programs identified on the reverse, you will be expressly assuming the riskand legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating inany and all activities connected with and associated with said programs/activities (including transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided). I recognizeand acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in these programs/activities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any andall injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquishall claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in these programs/activities against the Hanover ParkPark District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Hanover Park Park District”). I do hereby fully releaseand forever discharge the Hanover Park Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which mayaccrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with these programs/activities. By signing on the reverse, you signifythat you have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-lineor via fax, your on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature. After reading the above information,please sign and date the Registration Form on the reverse. PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED if the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date isnot on the Registration Form.

Please call the park district office to determine if the program you are registering for requires in-person registration.

Family’s Last Name:

Mother’s Name:

Father’s Name:

Address:

City & Zip:

Home Phone: ( ) -

Cell Phone: ( ) -

e-mail:

SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS / A.D.A.

Participant’s Name:

Program Number:

Please list any medications currently being taken or describespecial accomodations needed for successful inclusion intothe program(s).

I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HANOVER PARK PARKDISTRICT FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS & PARKS.$1 $5 $20 OTHER $

PARTICIPANT’S NAME BIRTH DATE GRADE GENDER PROGRAM NAME PROGRAM # FEE

$TOTAL DUE

METHOD OF PAYMENT - FEES DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION

CASH - Do not mail cash. Walk-in registration only.

CHECK / MONEY ORDER - Please make payable to the HanoverPark Park District. Mail-in, Drop-off or Walk-in registration.

CREDIT CARD - Please complete the credit card payment informationbelow. Online, Fax-in, Mail-in, Drop-off or Walk-in registration.

Card Number Expiration Date

Amount of Payment

Authorized Signature

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I have read and fully understand the important information,warning and risk, assumption of risk and waiver and releaseof all claims on this form.

Date:

Participant’s Name:

Participant’s Signature:(18 years or older, or parent or guardian)

MAIL-IN, DROP-OFF, FAX OR DOWNLOAD THIS FORM:HANOVER PARK PARK DISTRICT www.hpparks.org

1919 Walnut Avenue, Hanover Park, IL 60133PHONE: (630) 837-2468 FAX: (630) 837-9720

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2010 spring PLAYBOOKREGISTRATION INFORMATION1. Review all registration, transfer and refund information. Fillout registration form completely.2. Payment must accompany registration. Fax or phone-inregistration must be accompanied by a Visa, Discover orMastercard. Make check or money order payable to theHanover Park Park District.3. Members of households with a delinquent outstanding balanceshall not be allowed to register for park district programs orfacilities until said balance is paid in full.

RESIDENTS AND NON RESIDENT RATESA “resident” is defined as anyone living within the geographicalboundaries of the Hanover Park Park District. Residents inHanover Park Park District have priority for limited programs.You may be required to pay the non-resident fee even thoughyou live in Hanover Park because the boundaries of the villageare not the same as the boundaries of the Park District. Non-residents may register for programs for a fee that is 50% percenthigher than the resident fee or $15 over the resident fee,whichever is the smaller amount.

TRANSFERSRequests must be made in person. A $5 fee will apply formost transfers. A $10 fee will apply for Preschool andBefore/After School Club.

REFUND POLICYRefunds will not be granted for class(es) missed or forgotten.All requests for refunds must be submitted in writing. Formsfor refunds are available at the Park District office. Refundsrequested for a program prior to the start of a class will beassessed a $5 fee. A request for a refund after the programbegins, but prior to the 2nd meeting, will also be assessed anadditional prorated fee based upon the per class cost. NOrefunds will be granted after the 2nd class with the exceptionof a written medical excuse with the fee based on the proratedcost per class and the normal service fee. Refunds for trips willnot be given unless the trip is canceled by the Park District ora replacement is found to take the trip. A $10 refund feeapplies for Preschool and Before/After School Club programs.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThe Youth Activity Supplement Program (Y.A.P.), sponsoredby the Village of Hanover Park offers residents who experienceundue hardship, an opportunity to enroll their children inrecreation programs. For more information call Gina Mastro-Strickler at (630) 837-2468 (ext. 121).

ACCESSIBILITYThe Hanover Park Park District, Centre Court Athletic Cluband all other facilities are accessible and comply with A.D.A.standards. The elevator in the Community Center is accessiblefrom all three levels and is available for public use.

PROGRAM CODE OF CONDUCTTo ensure enjoyable and safe programs for all participants,the Hanover Park Park District has developed a behaviorcode. Participants shall:

Show respect to all participants and staffRefrain from using foul languageRefrain from causing bodily harmShow respect to equipment, supplies and facilities

Additional rules are developed for specific programs asdeemed necessary by staff. Failure to comply with this Codeof Conduct may result in removal from program or eventwithout refund.

All household information must be updated annually withHanover Park Park District residency documented with aPHOTO ID AND CURRENT UTILITY BILL. Continued proofof residency is necessary to guarantee that only residents livingwithin the Park District’s boundaries receive discounted rates.We sincerely appreciate your cooperation in assisting us tomaintain a current computer system database.

FIVE EASY AND CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTERONLINE REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE!

1. Online Registration – www.hpparks.org

Online registration is now available through our website. If

you have not yet applied for online registration, a simple quick

visit to the Hanover Park Park District Community Center at

1919 Walnut, Hanover Park, Illinois is necessary to complete

the online registration form. Hanover Park Park District residents:



2. In Person

Register in person at the Park District office, 1919 Walnut

Ave., Hanover Park, during regular business hours. If you

have not already done so, you will be asked to complete a

Family Information Form. Hanover Park Park District residents:



3. Mail-In*

Prior to mailing in your registration, a Family Information



if you are a resident. Then, complete the registration form and

mail to the Hanover Park Park District, 1919 Walnut, Hanover

Park, IL 60133. Registration for Preschool, Before and After

School Club and youth sports must be made in person.

4. Fax-In*

Prior to faxing in your registration, a Family Information Form

must be completed in person at the Park District office,


if you are a resident. Fax completed registration form, including

Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card information to

630-837-9720.

5. Phone-In Registration*

Prior to phoning in your registration, a Family Information



if you are a resident.

PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES & PARKSPARK NAME1. Ahlstrand Fieldhouse2. Anne Fox School Park3. Community Park4. Discovery Park5. Edgebrook Park6. Harbor Park East7. Harbor Park West8. Heritage Park9. Hidden Pond Park10. Hollywood Park11. Jensen Park12. Kamradt Recreation Area13. Liberty Park14. Lions Park15. Meadows Park16. Nautilus Park17. Oakwood Park18. Ranger Park19. Seafari Springs Aquatic Ctr.20. Sunshine Park21. Tower Park

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A. Einstein School1100 Laurie LaneSchool District 54

B. Anne Fox School1035 Parkview Dr.School District 54

C. Parkwook School2150 Laurel Ln.School Distritc U-46

D. Laurel Hill School1754 Laurel Ln.School District U-46

E. Hanover Highlands School1451 CypressSchool District 54

F. Ontarioville SchoolElm & CenterSchool District U-46

G. Horizon School1701 Greenbrook Blvd.School Distritc U-46

H. Greenbrook School5308 ArlingtonSchool District 20

J. Spring Wood Middle School5540 Alrington Dr. ESchool District 20

K. Elsie C. Johnson School1380 NautilusSchool District 93

HANOVER PARK SCHOOLS



spring special eventsMIDNIGHT MADNESS

BREAKFAST WITH THE BUNNY

EGG HUNT

FOUNDATION DAY

DANCING PRINCESS PARTY

KITE FLY

2010SEE PAGES 5 & 6 FOR MORE INFORMATION

Spring Playbook 2010

Documents

Transcript of Spring Playbook 2010