Wednesday, July 6Coffee Hour ..........................................................................................8 a.m.-10:30 a.m. ........................................................ Lakeview BuildingLine Dancing .........................................................................................8 a.m. ............................................................................. Lakeview BuildingDay Camp .............................................................................................9 a.m.-3 p.m. .........................................................................Family Center Craft: DIY Shark Craft & Calendars($1 each) .......................10 a.m. ................................................................................. Creation StationOpen Craft Time ($2) .......................................................................1 p.m.-3 p.m. ..................................................................... Creation StationFamily Fun Night: Woodhaven Trivia .........................................6 p.m. .........................................................................Multi-Purpose RoomNight Swim............................................................................................7 p.m.-9 p.m. .................................................................................. Pool One
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All Property Owners and their guests are welcome to attend the Chapel worship ser-vices on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Pavilion.
July 3: Music - Judy Dagraedt
Sunday 10 a.m.
Amphitheater Association Office
BaitShop
CreationStation
FamilyCenter
LakesideCenter
LakeviewBuilding
MaintenanceBuilding
Multi-PurposeRoom
NatureCenter
Pavilion PavilionPlayground
Rec Plex
Star Wars Ep. VII: The force awakens pg13 - SaturdayExtending the Star Wars epic's historical arc and set 30 years
after Return of the Jedi, this full-throttle adventure features fa-miliar faces and new characters, including planetary scavenger Rey and incomparable X-wing pilot Poe. 138 min.TInkerbell & the legend of the neverbeast G - Thursday
Return to Pixie Hollow for the heartwarming adventure of Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast. An ancient myth of a fabled creature sparks the curiosity of Tinker Bell and her friend Fawn, an animal fairy who's not afraid to break the rules to help an animal in need. But this creature, massive and won-drous with glowing green eyes, is not welcome in Pixie Hollow – and the scout fairies are determined to capture the mysterious beast. 76 min.
Saturday & Thursday Dark
Saturday & Thursday 8 p.m.
Star Wars Ep. VII: The force awakens pg13 - SaturdayExtending the Star Wars epic's historical arc and set 30 years
after Return of the Jedi, this full-throttle adventure features fa-miliar faces and new characters, including planetary scavenger Rey and incomparable X-wing pilot Poe. 138 min.ant man pg13 - Thursday
Fresh out of prison and looking for a new start, master thief Scott Lang is approached by Dr. Pym, creator of a technology that can shrink a man to insect size and boost strength. Togeth-er the duo must protect the discovery while saving the world. 117 min.
Pool 1
FridayRegistration 10:30 a.m. - Race 11 a.m.
Ready, Set, Sprint!!! Come show off your speed at this year's Kids Fun Dash! All children 10 and under are welcome to participate, with multiple races separated by age categories. Children have an opportunity to compete for a trophy in each race. Sign up for this event will start at 10:30 a.m. and the races will start at 11 a.m.
Thursday, July 7Coffee Hour ..........................................................................................8 a.m.-10:30 a.m. ........................................................ Lakeview BuildingDay Camp .............................................................................................9 a.m.-3 p.m. .........................................................................Family CenterCraft: Color Your Own Owl & Pie Slices ($1 each) .............10 a.m. ................................................................................. Creation StationOpen Craft Time ($2) .......................................................................1 p.m.-3 p.m. ..................................................................... Creation StationLakeview Movie: Ant Man PG13 ......................................................8 p.m. ............................................................................. Lakeview BuildingFamily Movie: Tinkerbell & the Legend of Neverbeast G ....Dark ........................................................................................ Amphitheater
Friday, July 8Coffee Hour ..........................................................................................8 a.m.-10:30 a.m. ........................................................ Lakeview BuildingLine Dancing .........................................................................................8 a.m. ............................................................................. Lakeview BuildingCraft: Paint Your Own Spinning Tops ($1) ................................10 a.m. ................................................................................. Creation StationZumba Gold ($3) ...............................................................................11 a.m. .........................................................................Multi-Purpose RoomNight Swim............................................................................................7 p.m.-9 p.m. .................................................................................. Pool One
Classical Blast blurs musical lines, melding classical music into classic rock hits , rocking music by Beethoven, Bach and compos-ers from other centuries, sometimes adding original lyrics. From Bach and classic rock, to metal and pop, we hope you’ll find their approach to music a refreshing change. It’s the past, present, & future all brought together in perfect harmony! An evening with Classical Blast is a total blast for any age! Join us for the ride...
All ages are welcome! The Family Center is the place to be to get started, and the race will utilize the Recreation Path.
All those registered by Wednesday, June 15 were guaranteed a commemorative t-shirt on Race Day! Day-of Registrations are accepted and the fee is $15. Each participant will receive a goodie bag on the day of the race!
Saturday 7 p.m.-10 p.m.
Show us what you’ve got this Sunday before you head out to local fireworks shows! At the Pavilion, we will have a DJ spinning your favorite tunes and running karaoke! Join us from 6-9 p.m. for our own version of Woodhaven Idol!
Sunday 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
4th of July Week! Hurrah! Fourth of July is finally here, and that means summer
is in full swing. What better way to celebrate our nation's inde-pendence than with American themed crafts and activities! All campers should bring a bathing suit, towel, and pool friendly shoes. Should children wish to swim with goggles, they must bring their own. Registration begins at 8:45am and our day will end at 3:00pm at Pool 2. See main office for directions! Prices are $10/day or $25/week. Discounts for third or more siblings are avail-able.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Section 29 Meeting Schedule ChangeThe Section 29 Meeting scheduled for July
16th will now take place July 23rd, due to the B.O.D. Candidate Forum on July 16th.
The Rec Crew would like to invite everyone ages 18 and under to participate in our 2nd Annual Coloring Contest! There will be four age categories in the contest: 0-3 years, 4-7 years, 8-12 years and 13-18 years. Pictures can be picked up at the Rec Plex any-time, or in the Arts and Crafts room during craft hours. All entries must be turned in by 2 p.m. on July 28th. First and second place winners will be announced July 29th. All pictures will be dis-played in the Arts and Crafts room over Main Event Weekend. We cannot wait to see everyone’s creativity!
Deadline for completed entries:July 28, 2 p.m.
Wednesday 6 p.m.
Woodhaven Trivia NightIt’s that time of year again for Woodhaven Trivia Night. Join us
for the third annual trivia night in the Multi-Purpose Room to test your family’s knowledge of various categories, including questions about Woodhaven! The trivia includes questions suited for all ages in a jeopardy format. Prizes will be available to the winning team, but everyone goes home a winner! This event is free of charge.
Pool 1 will be offering an Aqua Zumba class during Water Fitness hours on Sundays through July 17th. Water Fitness on your own will still be available. Space and attendance will be limited. There will be no charge for the class.
Sunday 10 a.m.-10:50 a.m.
2016 Entertainment
Schedule
july2nd Classical Blast9th Destination Unknown16th Lizzie Neal Band23rd Brian Holt - magician30th White Saddle Band
6th Pablo & the Rhytmix13th Latin Groove20th Cadillac Groove27th Family DJ3rd Johnnie Kaye Orchestra4th Audiodrive
august/september
Saturday 12 p.m.
The Recreation Department will be hosting a sand volleyball tournament at the beach on Saturday! To participate, your team must have six people with at least one male and one female who must remain on the court at all times. Teams can have up to eight people, but only six will play on the court at one time. Trophies will be awarded to the top four teams! Registration will start at 12 p.m. and the tournament will start as close to 12:30 p.m. as possible.
Come enjoy a fun and relaxing yard game with your entire family! There will be two brackets divided by age, so kids(13 and under) and adults(14 and older) can participate. Registration time will be from 3-3:30 p.m. on Saturday in the grass outside the Rec Plex. Trophies will be awarded to the top four teams in each age brack-et. Rules are provided to all participants before the competition. There will be a cap of 64 teams for each bracket. We hope to see you there!
Saturday 3 p.m.
Sunday 3 p.m.
Show off your artistic abilities at our chalk art competition! The more creative the better! Artists will be split into 4 different age categories. There will be prizes for everyone and a grand prize for the favorite in each age grouping.
We are once again offering an Unacceptable Materials Drop-Off day this 4th of July Weekend.
Materials we accept must be generated from your lot; items from off property will NOT be accepted. Material from each lot must be brought in separately - materials from multiple lots cannot be brought in on the same vehicle.
You will be required to present your Property Owner pass before your material can be unloaded. Contractors will not be allowed to participate in this event. The Association has the right to refuse any items and to close the drop-off once we reach our capacity.
Sunday12 p.m..-3 p.m.
Materials we will acceptAppliances(white goods): Refrigerators, freezers, ranges, water, heaters, air conditioners, and humidifiers. Propane Tanks: 20 pound cylinders only.Concrete: Wheelbarrow-sized load or smallerFurniture: All furniture will be accepted unless it is determined to be a health hazard.Metals: Lawn mowers, grills, swing sets. Construction/Demolition Debris: Wheelbarrow-sized load or smaller: the material must be clean, no nails, spikes, staples, etc. Property Owners are required to obtain their own container from a waste hauler for construction or demolition projects generating larger amounts of debris. Materials we will NOT acceptHazardous Chemicals: Paint thinner, turpentine, herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers, etc. Liquids of any kind: AntiFreeze, fuels, etc. Oils: Motor oil, vehicle lubricants, cooking oils, etc. Unsolidified Paint, Tires, Electronics, Batteries
Sunday10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Come check out our Open Market on Sunday. Flea Market and Craft booths will be set up in the horseshoe pits area. More booths…. means more to choose from! The market will be open from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. You will find a variety of wares from house-hold goods to jewelry. Don’t miss the bargains!
What You Should Know about Mosquitoes & TicksMosquitoes Ticks
• Mosquitoes lay eggs in most any place where water accumulates and remains for a period of time, i.e.: ditches, low areas, bird baths, boats, gutters, tires.
• A brood of mosquitoes emerge every 7-10 days during warm weather
• Mosquitoes found in Northern Illinois can transmit various diseases such as West Nile Virus, La Crosse and St. Louis encephalitis.
• Mosquitoes can travel up to 20 miles from where they are hatched.
• Mosquitoes do not live and breed in tall grasses.
• There are a couple species of ticks found in this area: the Dog Tick and the Deer Tick
• The deer tick is also known as the black-legged tick.• Ticks can transmit various illnesses, most notable in this
area is Lyme disease, though not common.• These arachnids do not fly. They wait on grasses and shrubs
for a host to come by.• Like a mosquito, the tick is looking for a blood meal from
warm-blooded mammals.• The process of sucking blood could take up to several
days to accomplish, at which time the tick drops off the host. Disease transmission occurs after 24-48 hours being embedded on the host.
• Only 2-3% of all persons bitten by a deer tick develop Lyme disease.woodhaven’s protocol on mosquito control:
• Clarke Mosquito Control is contracted each season to conduct larviciding throughout property by means of a helicopter. This occurs 3 times during the season: May, June, and July. The larvicide is applied to sights conducive to egg laying and larvae development. The larvicide prevents the mosquito from hatching into the biting adult. The application is effective for approximately 30 days.
• The Association conducts ground spraying through the season as needed to control adult mosquitoes throughout property. All roads and cul-de-sacs are travelled each time the machine is taken out. These sprays are generally conducted on Thursday evenings, weather permitting.
• The ground spray kills the adult mosquito and helps to reduce the population for a brief period of 3-4 days. Frequent spraying is harmful to beneficial insect species hence the reason for spraying only as needed. Sprays are conducted in the evening when the mosquito is most active and susceptible to the spray.
• Qualified staff members manually treat smaller areas of standing water that are holding mosquito larvae when they come across them.
Your responsibility:
• Look for standing water on your property and empty if possible.
• Treat any standing water with products specific for this, found at garden centers and hardware stores. Remember to follow the label.
• Most importantly, use personal insect repellants containing DEET while outside.
removing embedded ticks:
• Remove carefully with fine tweezers.• Grab as close to skin as possible, using a magnifying glass if
available.• Do Not: squeeze tick body, apply Vaseline, use burnt match,
or clean with alcohol while tick is attached.• Tick can be tested for the Lyme bacteria, so save in a
container.
Lyme Disease:
• The key is early detection, diagnosis, and medical attention. If you have found a tick embedded in you or someone else, keep an eye out for signs and symptoms.Symptoms• Bull’s-eye patterned rash in area where bitten• flu-like symptoms early on, i.e.: fatigue, chills, fever, headache, and joints ache
avoiding tick bites:
• Apply insect repellants containing DEET to clothing and exposed skin.
• Wear long sleeved shirt and pants when walking in the woods and fields. One can even tuck pants into socks.
• It is important to check yourself, children, and pets for ticks after spending time in areas where ticks are found.
Nature Center HappeningsFree Popcorn inside the Nature CenterFriday, July 1 - 12 p.m. - 2 p.m."The Prairie through native Eyes" HikeSaturday, July 2 - 10-11:30 a.m.American Indian Tales Performance - Brian Fox EllisSaturday, July 2 - 1-2 p.m.Farmer's MarketSaturday & Sunday - 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sign up inside the Nature Center to win a basket filled with good-ies donated by our market vendors. Please, only one entry per lot. Entering more than once will disqualify you from winning. You need not be present to win but must be available by phone for notification. Because baskets are perishable, Woodhaven and the Nature Center cannot be responsible for the contents of the basket after it has been picked up by the winner. Winners will be announced inside the Nature Center at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Those not present will be notified by phone and must pick up at the time the call is made (no voicemails will be left) or another winner is immediately drawn. Winners must pick up the basket by 3:45 p.m. or a new winner is drawn.
vendors: Johnson Honey Farm: 17 flavors of comb, pure, and creamed honeyFeathered Friends: Jams, jellies, pickles, salsa, sauces and more!Plow Creek Farms: Homemade breads, cakes, cookies, and more!(Sat. only)Krazy Kernal Kettle Corn: Old-Fashioned kettle corn & flavored popcornPoci’s Produce: Fresh fruits & veggies, potted plants & hanging basketsTom Carr’s Frosted NutsTyme 2 Celebrate: Cake pops, decorated & dipped desserts Natural Craft: Patriotic WreathMonday, July 4 - 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Join us under the Nature Center Pavilion to make a patriotic wreath for Independence Day. We will be using natural crafting materials for this project. Choose between the Armed Forces ($7.00) or stars and stripes ($5.00). Materials are limited so come early!donations needed
Do you have any items to donate for the natural crafting classes? I’m looking for donations such as wine/beer/pop bottles, wine corks, cd cases, ribbon/lace, old license plates, metal hangers, old Woodhaven t-shirts and many other items. If so, you can drop them off at the Nature Center. A wish list is also available at the Nature Center & Northern Exposure Bait Shop.Preserving food: turning fruit into jamSaturday, July 9 - 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Allen & Virginia Novak are from Mendota, Illinois and have been canning together for over 40 years now and own a small canning business. Over the years, Allen and Virginia have planted and har-vested a large garden to feed their family and preserved what they had grown to be enjoyed throughout the year. Allen & Virginia will demonstrate how to take freshly picked strawberries and turn them into delicious jam. They will walk you through the process step by step from the equipment and supplies that are needed to how to properly seal the lid to preserve your jam. Free jam will be given out to the first 50 participants in attendance, participants must sign up in the Nature Center by July 3rd, one bottle per fami-ly only. Additional jams & jellies will be for sale to those individu-als in attendance at the demonstration.
ARTS & CRAFTSSaturday, July 210am - Patriotic Visors - $1
Let kids decorate their own 4th of July visors! Add your own accents and embellish-ments, such as foam shapes, on this fantastic 4th of July craft!11 am - Patriotic Bug Magnets - $1
These red, white, and blue bugs are a fun 4th of July craft for kids! Keep plenty of these stars and stripes bug and butterfly craft kits on hand for your children to enjoy this holiday!Sunday, July 310am - Patriotic Uncle Sam - $1
This red, white and blue Patri-otic Uncle Sam Craft for kids is an instant hit! Keep kids busy creating fun 4th of July crafts that double as patriotic deco-rations!11am - Patriotic Whale Magnets - $1
Have a whale of a time with this craft kit for kids. This kit is a great way for children to create cute and one-of-a-kind keepsakes.
{crafts will be sold for one hour, while supplies last}
Open Craft Time! Tuesday-Thursday, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. - $2
We will have several of our craft supplies available for you to use. You can bring in crafts of your own and use our supplies. Or you can use our supplies to create whatever you wish. We can’t wait to see what you create!
Monday, July 4 10am - Misc. Patriotic Craft - $1Tuesday, July 510am - DIY Watercolor Umbrella- $1
Using watercolors paint your very own unique design!Wednesday, July 610am - DIY Shark Craft and Calendars - $1
Create your very own shark sign for Shark Week! Also, de-sign a one of a kind calendar to keep track of all those import-ant dates!Thursday, July 710am - Color an Owl and Pie Slices - $1 ea.
Craft your very own owl and have a hoot of a time! Also, as-semble a delicious looking pie slice craft with glue!Friday, july 810am - Spinning Tops - $1
Create your own design on a top for never ending spinning fun!
Sunday 11 a.m.
This super-sized relay will consist of 10 of your favorite block party events, like 3 legged race, egg-in-spoon, etc. You can create your own team, with a maximum of 13 people, or we can match you with another incomplete team. Participants can do more than one leg of the relay, but certain legs will require more than one person (like the 3-legged race). Here is a complete list of events involved in the relay:
1 Sack Race 1 2 3-Legged Race 2 3 Egg-in-Spoon Race 1 4 Watermelon Eating Contest 1 5 Dizzy Bat Base Run 1 6 Hoppity Hop Race 1 7 Wheelbarrow Race 2 8 Water Gun Target Shoot 1 9 Puzzle 1 or 2 10 Obstacle Course(you WILL get wet) 1
# of Team Members Needed per activityStation Number Activity
Use your QR Scanner to check us out - We’re Social!
upcoming eventsARCHERY FUN SHOOTsaturday, july 9
Join us July 9th, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. for an archery fun shoot suited for ages 8 and up, with the Northern Illinois Archery Organization. NIAO is bringing the sport of archery to Woodhaven as a fun and entertaining event. Two hours of instruction include range safety, proper shooting form, shot execution, and aiming coached by Woodhaven Property Owner and USA Archery Level 3 NTS Coach Kevin Helwig. All equipment is provided, please DO NOT bring your own. Closed-toe shoes are required for shooting.
RECREATION AMATEUR GOLF OUTINGsaturday, july 16
Tee-off for some great golfing fun and good competition, includ-ing awards, prizes, and food. Best Ball format with teams of four will be complemented with individual competitions of Longest Drive, Closest to the Hole, In the Box, Longest Putt and more. We encourage golfers (male and female) to join us at Shady Oaks for Woodhaven’s golf play day of the summer. Registration forms have been mailed to all 2015 participants and are available at the Asso-ciation Office and online.
ANYTHING THAT FLOATS RACEsunday, july 31
And they’re off! Each year this activity grows in attendance and participation! Maybe this is the year your design will win! “Boats” will be judged on creativity, best costume…and yes, even the first to SINK! Registration forms can be picked up at the Association Office or online.
MAIN EVENT - BLOCK PARTY!august 5-7, 2016
WINE & CHEESE SOCIAL - fridayDANCE PARTY - friday
ICE CREAM SOCIAL - saturdayPABLO & THE RHYTHMIX - saturday
FIREWORKS - saturdayCAR, TRUCK, & MOTORCYCLE SHOW - sunday
ROOTBEER FLOAT SOCIAL - sunday
“Woodhaven Block Party” T-Shirts and Tank Tops
Unique Main Event logo wear will be available to purchase beginning Memo-rial Day Weekend! T-Shirts are available at the Association Office and Family Center; tank tops will be at the General Store! Get yours before time runs out!
The Goodtimers Club meets every Monday from June through August. Anyone over 21 may join for $1 per year. The club is for adults who enjoy "Good Times" such as games, dinners, plays, and short trips. Feel free to join us any Monday!
MahjongTuesdays - Lakeview Building - 9:30 a.m.
Product Tasting - Don Javier Chips and Fresh Salsaat the General Store, Saturday, 1-4 p.m.
Association Phone NumbersAssociation Office 815-849-5209Realty Office 815-849-5476Public Safety 815-849-5915 815-849-5950General Store 815-849-5189Woody’s Pizza Plus 815-849-5197Woody’s True Value 815-849-5107
Judi Henkel; LMT, RN will continue to offer massage therapy at the Lakeside Center this summer. Judi is a Registered Nurse and a Licensed Massage Therapist who studied massage in Boulder, Col-orado. She has completed over 400 hours of additional training, namely in Orthopedic/Sports Massage, Manual Lymph Drainage, Foot Reflexology, and Compassionate Touch.
Massage will be available as a 45 minute/$50 full body massage.Appointments fill quickly and can be made by calling the Associa-
tion Office no later than 4 p.m. on Friday. Any remaining openings will be filled at the Lakeview Building on Saturday. Appointments are available on a first come/first served basis. Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled appointment.
Judi will offer massage therapy services every Saturday(and holiday weekend Sundays) through September 4.
Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
As always, the program will run from 8 a.m.-10:30 a.m. at the Lakeview Building! You can still take advantage of the $1 BOT-TOMLESS cup of coffee, or you can purchase a punch card for 11 cups of coffee for the new price of $4! That’s only 36¢ per cup! There will be no discounted price for 2 punch cards. Also, this year, you will be able to take advantage of this great program 7 DAYS A WEEK! That’s right! Coffee Hour will now be taking place on Sundays! We hope you will continue to enjoy a great cup of coffee, at a great price, with great friends!
Daily 8 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
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Swim lessons are still available! Learning how to swim is an amazing experience and will benefit both parents and child. Ses-sion 1 is July 4th to July 14th and Session 2 is July 18th to 28th; Monday to Thursday each week. Fee is only $40 per session, and lessons are available to anyone age 6 to 12. Please feel free to pick up the registration form and more information from the Associa-tion office.
