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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

As usual, the 12 weeks of summer came and went with a blink of an eye, and the warmweeks of October were a welcome transition into the winter months.

Before I highlight some of the new recreational programs we have to offer, I have some“I Can’t Believe It” news to share with you.

On October 3, 2011, Gov. Pat Quinn announced that the New Lenox Community Park Districtwas one of 22 communities statewide that will benefit from the “Illinois Jobs Now” CapitalConstruction Program. The New Lenox Community Park District, as grant sponsor on behalfof the Lincolnway Special Recreation Association, along with our co-op partners, Frankfort,Manhattan, Mokena and Peotone Park Districts, submitted a $2.5 million grant back inNovember 2010 to build a recreation center for the Lincolnway Special RecreationAssociation. I can’t believe it, we got it! This new $4.5 million recreation facility will be builton the south side of New Lenox and will serve all the residents from the five park districtsthat have special needs participants. This recreation center, along with the $372,000 grantfrom the Illinois Department of Natural Resources “OSLAD” program that we received toredevelop the Countryview/Royal Meadows Park, means that over $5 million of newconstruction will take place within the New Lenox Community Park District borders over thenext two years and at No Additional Cost to the Taxpayers!

Through planning, saving, grant money and support from our local legislators down inSpringfield, these two important projects will finally become a reality. Look for a GrandOpening for both of these projects sometime in 2013. We will be sure to keep you updatedon the progress.

Some of the new recreational programs that I would like to highlight include:• Polar Bear Pool Party Plunge ~ A FREE Family Event.• Famous Author Family Reading Night ~ A FREE Family Event sponsored by your local Target store.• Numerous Fishing Programs ~ Most of which are FREE, thanks to our “Take Me Fishing Grant” sponsored by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation together with the National Recreation and Parks Association• Drop-in programs at your local high schools, designed to keep your teens, adults andfamilies active this winter.

These are just a few of the many recreational programs that your park district has to offer.Please take a minute to browse through this catalog and choose a program that peaks yourinterest. You’ll be glad you did!

Be healthy and stay active!

Brian FischerPresident

Greetings from...

New Lenox Community Park District

PARK BOARD AND STAFF

4 l For information call: 815.485.3584 l come find us on FACEBOOK

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSBrian Fischer - President (2002 to Present)Eric Krumreich - Vice President (2006 to Present)Dale Larson - Secretary (1999 to Present)Garry Kraemer - Treasurer (2007 to Present)Ross Jansma - Commissioner (2008 to Present)

PARK BOARD MEETINGSMeetings are open to the public. Anyone wishing to addressthe Park Board must notify the Board in writing by noon onthe Friday before the regular meeting. Meetings will be heldat 6:00pm on the third Wednesday of the month at the Villageof New Lenox, Board Room, 2nd Floor, 1 Veterans Parkway,New Lenox, Illinois.

Entry C • 1 Manor Drive • New Lenox, Illinois 60451 Phone: 815.485.3584 • Fax: 815.485.3589 Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. ~ 9:00am-4:30pm Tuesday ~ 9:00am-5:00pm Saturday ~ Closed

Visit our website at www.newlenoxparks.org

Greg S. Lewis - Executive Director

FINANCIAL & BUSINESS STAFFKathy Lynch - Finance/Human Resource SuperintendentKaren Acklin - Accounting SupervisorStephanie Humbert - Human Resource SupervisorCarrie Scheffki - Accounting/HR CoordinatorMike Langlois - Facilities SuperintendentJohn Camp - Facilities ForemanMark Moustis - CustodianJeri Knepper - Enterprise Coordinator

Shirley Braglia - Recreation Superintendent

Sue Kuzmuk - Recreation SupervisorACES/Dance/Martial Arts/Adult Fitness

Lauren Lotz - Communications/Marketing SupervisorCorporate Marketing/Community/Public Relations

Lea Pipiras - Recreation SupervisorSpecial Events/Bus Trips/VSI Software Liaison

Robert Schulz - Director of GolfKyle Morris - Assistant Golf Pro

Douglas Eggert - Golf Course SuperintendentGuadalupe Lopez - Golf Course Assistant SuperintendentMichael Wesolowski - Golf Course Shop Foreman

Olga Viano - Athletic SupervisorYouth/Adult Athletics/Pool Parties/Leagues

Jean Petrow - Recreation SupervisorEarly Childhood/KinderPlus/Kiddie Kampus

Jason Braglia - Athletic Coordinator

Kathy Claver - Teen and Senior Coordinator

Dianna Kroll - ACES Coordinator

Jacque Tuma - Executive Assistant/Office Supervisor

PARKS MAINTENANCE STAFFGeorge Travnicek - Parks-Maintenance SuperintendentMatt Prynn - Parks-Maintenance ForemanPenny Heather - Parks-MaintenanceKip Kokal - Parks-MaintenanceKen Stephens - Parks-MaintenanceHenry Sobbe - Parks-Maintenance

GOLF COURSE STAFF

RECREATION STAFF

LIONS COMMUNITY CENTER - ADMINISTRATION AND REGISTRATION OFFICES

LIONS DEN - RECREATION OFFICES520 South Cedar • New Lenox, Illinois 60451 (Not A Mailing Address)

Phone: 815.485.1737 • Fax: 815.485.5952 Hours: Monday-Friday ~ 9:00am-4:00pm Saturday ~ ClosedVisit our website at www.newlenoxparks.org

485 North Marley Road • New Lenox, Illinois 60451 (Not A Mailing Address)Phone: 815.462.GOLF(4653) • Fax: 815.462.4659 Hours: Sunday - Saturday weather permitting

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PARK PARTNERS


The New Lenox Community Park District is pleased to provide contactinformation for many of the organizations with whom we partner with. It isthrough the Park District' s successful partnerships with these groups that weall contribute to improving the quality of life in the community of New Lenox.

New Lenox Youth Athletic AssociationsConfused over who to call to sign your child up for soccer,baseball, football or softball? Well, join others who call thepark district with their questions regarding registrationinformation. While the Park District maintains the athleticfields, the programs are run by independent associations.Registration is handled through each individualassociation and NOT the Park District. Below are thecontact numbers for each association. If you have aquestion or concern; please call; they are happy toanswer any questions.

Association PresidentsJim Sweet ~ Soccer Soccer…………..……………………815.485.4667Phil Mierzwa ~ Softball Softball………..……………………...815.485.4872Marty McGreal ~ Baseball Baseball……...……………..815.462.NLBA (6522)Bob Schaper/Lynn Plarski ~ Mustangs Football Football…...………………………….815.212.4673Joe Foster ~ NLYFA Jr. Knights/Jr. Warriors Football……...……………………….815.462.0229

All Registration & Information

Area AgenciesLincoln-Way Community High School District #210..815.462.2100New Lenox Chamber of Commerce ........................815.485.4241New Lenox Cub Scout Packs #6, #49, #94 ................815.942.4450New Lenox Community Channel 6 ..........................815.462.6428New Lenox Girl Scouts ............................................815.723.3449New Lenox Township (Dial A Ride) ..........................815.485.6431New Lenox Fire Protection District (Administration) 815.463.4500New Lenox Library ..................................................815.485.2605New Lenox Police (Administration) ..........................815.462.6100New Lenox Police (Non-Emergency) ......................815.485.2500New Lenox School District #122 ..............................815.485.2169Senior Services Center of Will County ....................815.723.9713Village of New Lenox................................................815.462.6400

Senior Services Center of Will CountyVarious services are provided throughout the year: informationand assistance, blood pressure checks, flu clinics, and incometax assistance. For further information, contact SeniorServices of Will County at 815.723.9713. The Nutrition Site islocated at the Guy Sell Senior Housing Complex (CommunityRoom), located at 1090 South Cedar Road. Please register forMeals on Wheels two days in advance by calling theSupervisor at 815.485.7187. Delivery to shut-ins is availableand volunteer drivers are always needed.

Cooperation of School Districts and New Lenox TownshipThe New Lenox Community Park District would like to extenda thank you to the school districts serving the area (#122 and #210) and New Lenox Township. It is through thecooperation of the school board and administrative staff ofthese districts that we are able to offer more programs in satel-lite locations to the members of the community. The ParkDistrict is using the Lincoln-Way Central and West High SchoolCampuses and District #122 schools. Thank you for allowingour programs to grow and enhance our community!

Lincoln-Way Pools and Swimming LessonsLincoln-Way District #210 High School residents are encouraged to use the swimming pool at any of the four Lincoln-Way HighSchools. Registration for programs is taken at the high school of your choice. Each campus offers a variety of instructional pro-grams for 3 months to 12 years of age to all Lincoln-Way High School families and adult lap swimming for 18 yrs. or older.Brochures for the 2011-12 school year are only available online at www.lw210.org. Just click on the Community tab and scrolldown to the listing for Swim Brochure. Brochures will no longer be mailed to district homes. Registration will be acceptedand classes will now be filled on a first come, first served basis, until classes are full. Class size is limited. For more information,contact one of the following aquatic centers:

Central 815.462.2326 North 815.534.3025East 815.464.4175 West 815.717.3526

Girls' SoftballRegistrationGirls' Softball RegistrationGrades K-12LCC (Room 1) Entry CDates/Time: Sat., Jan. 21~9:00am-12:00noon

Sat., Jan. 28~9:00am-12:00noonFor more information, please contact 815.485.4872

Soccer RegistrationGrades K-8SPRING RECREATION SOCCER 2012Season Starts April 2012For more information or to register online, pleasevisit our website at www.newlenoxsoccer.org orcall 815.485.4667.

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INFORMATION CATEGORIES

Advertisements ......................................2, 55-60

T.E.A.M. Assets of the Month ............................6

Athletic Associations/Registrations....................5

Banquets & Shelter Rentals ............................53

Christmas Tree Disposal Program ..................11

Lincolnway Special Recreation........................54

Lincoln-Way Pools and Swimming Lessons ......5

Lincoln-Way Field Houses ..............................41

Lincoln-Way Fitness Centers ..........................42

Memorial Tree Program ..................................39

Mission Statement ............................................6

New Lenox Fire Protection District ..................54

New Lenox Friends of the Parks ....................54

ONLINE REGISTRATION..................................7

Park Board and Staff ........................................4

Park Map/Amenities ..................................50-51

Park Partners ....................................................5

Park Policies ......................................................7

Party Rentals ..................................................46

President’s Message ........................................3

PULL OUT CALENDARS ..........................29-32

REGISTRATION FORM ..................................52

Registration Information ....................................7

Sanctuary Golf Course ....................................45

“STOP” Trashing Our Parks Program ..............49

ACES Before & After School Program ......................9

Active Adults ......................................................19-21

Adult Athletics/Leagues ......................................48-49

Adult Programs ........................................................47

Bus Trips ............................................................16-19

Early Childhood ..................................................24-26

Early Childhood Athletics ..................................28, 33

Family Open Swim ..................................................49

Fitness ................................................................42-44

Galaxy Dancers........................................................40

Holiday Events ....................................................10-11

Irish Dance ..............................................................41

Kiddie Kampus Add-Ons..........................................22

Kiddie Kampus Extended Year ................................23

Kiddie Kampus 2012-2013 ......................................27

KinderPlus ..................................................................8

Martial Arts ..............................................................39

School Holidays........................................................10

Special Events ....................................................11-15

Teen Programs & Bus Trips......................................38

Youth Athletics ....................................................33-35

Youth Programs ..................................................36-38

PROGRAMS OFFERED

Mission StatementThe mission of the New Lenox Community Park District is to provide safe recreationalopportunities through diverse programs, facilities, and open space, with the overall goal

being improvement of the quality of life in our community.

Assets of the MonthJanuary - I want to be creative both in school and at play.February - It's always best to solve a problem using your words and not your actions.

March - I am proud of what I can accomplish at school.

April - My family provides all the love and care I need.

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PARK POLICIESREFUND POLICY: No refunds are given once a program beginsunless a replacement is found. No refunds are given on materialfees unless we cancel a program. NO REFUNDS ARE GIVEN ONBUS TRIPS. No refunds are given for Special Events or one-dayprograms. A full refund is issued if we cancel a program or trip.

1. When a participant cancels out of a program, a full refund,LESS a $5.00 Service Charge (per program); will be granted. A$5.00 service charge will also be accessed on all programtransfers. These requests will only be honored if the request issubmitted THREE BUSINESS DAYS prior to the start of theprogram or activity.

2. All refunds less than $10 will be applied as a credit to thecustomer's account.

3. A $30 NSF fee will be added for all returned checks. 4. Every effort will be made to process refunds within 30 days, butin some instances it may take longer.

CANCELLATION: The staff reserves the right to consolidate,postpone, reschedule or cancel any program due to change inday, dates, times, instructor, or insufficient enrollment. Forcancellations due to unforeseen circumstances (i.e. inclementweather, facility emergencies or scheduling conflicts), which areannounced by the Lincoln-Way District #210 or New Lenox SchoolDistrict #122 at facilities where Park District programs arescheduled, Park District programming will be cancelled as well. Allattempts will be made to reschedule cancelled classes. However,the New Lenox Community Park District is sometimes unable toaccommodate make-up classes and will not refund money in suchinstances.

PROGRAM BEHAVIOR POLICY: Participants are expected toexhibit appropriate behavior at all times. The following guidelineshave been developed to help make Park District programs safeand enjoyable for all participants. Additional rules may bedeveloped for particular programs and athletic leagues asdeemed necessary by staff. 1.Show respect to all a participantsand staff; take direction from staff. 2.Refrain from using abusive orfoul language. 3.Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, otherparticipants, or staff. 4.Show respect to equipment, supplies, andfacilities. The New Lenox Community Park District reserves theright to terminate a party's participation in a Park District programdue to that party's disruptive behavior or conduct.

PROGRAM CATALOG DISTRIBUTION: Our seasonal catalogsare distributed as an insert in the New Lenox Patriot Newspaper.For those customers outside of New Lenox, the New LenoxCommunity Park District relies on the postal service for thedistribution of our seasonal program catalogs. The Park Districtassumes no responsibility for delivery. If for some reason you donot receive your catalog, please contact us at 815.485.1737.

FOR YOUR SAFETY: A mandatory sign-in and sign-outprocedure is required for all participants enrolled in any ParkDistrict program. Children must be accompanied by an adult whenbeing escorted to and from class.

LIABILITY: The New Lenox Community Park District is unable toassume responsibility for injuries, accidents or loss of personalproperty occurring during programs or activities, in parks orfacilities. Such insurance would make programs and user feesprohibitive. It is recommended that participants make provisions toprovide this coverage through their family insurance program.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: If you cannot participate forfinancial reasons, you may be eligible for financial aid. Pleasecontact the Park District's Recreation Superintendent at815.485.1737 for an interview. This program is offered for NewLenox residents only.

MILITARY DISCOUNT:We are pleased to offer a military discountfor those who qualify. Please contact the Recreation Departmentfor further information and details at 815.485.1737.

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Simple Ways to Register…First-Time RegistrationWhen registering for the first time, residents will need to provide proofof residency by showing proper documentation. Please visit ourwebsite www.newlenoxparks.org Online Registration Banner or call815.485.3584 for details.

Age RequirementsAll age requirements are as of September 1, 2011 unless otherwisenoted. No exceptions will be given.

Online RegistrationRegister online at www.newlenoxparks.org beginning Saturday,December 3, 2011 at 8:00am for residents. In order to use onlineregistration, customers must be provided with a User Nameand Password prior to using online registration. Please visitour website at www.newlenoxparks.org or visit our main officeduring regular business hours for details regarding informationand document requirements. *Programs with this symbolcannot be processed online.

Mail-In RegistrationSend your completed and signed registration form to New LenoxCommunity Park District, 1 Manor Drive, New Lenox, IL 60451.Mail-in registration accepted as soon as you receive yourcatalog.

Drop-Off RegistrationPlace the completed and signed registration form, and the FamilyMaster Form (if this is a first-time registration with our parkdistrict), along with your check or credit card information ina sealed envelope and place in the Drop Box locatedoutside Entry C at 1 Manor Drive, New Lenox, Illinois. Drop-off registration accepted as soon as you receive your catalog.

Fax-In RegistrationFax your completed and signed registration form along withyour Family Master Form, if needed, and your credit cardinformation to 815.485.3589.

Walk-In RegistrationBegins Monday, December 5, 2011. If you did not register online,mail-in, drop-off or fax in your registration, this is your opportunity toregister in person. Non-residents may walk-in to register beginningMonday, December 12, 2011.

Any questions regarding the registration procedures, please contact our Main Office at:Phone: 815.485.3584Fax: 815.485.3589Website: www.newlenoxparks.org

Drop Box

Lottery Registration Begins December 3, 2011

RESIDENT REGISTRATION: Resident Lottery Registration and OnlineRegistration will begin Saturday, December 3 at 8:00am. Resident Mail-In/Drop-Off registration begins when you receive your catalog.All registration received by December 2, will be processed beginningDecember 3. Resident Walk-In Registration begins on Monday,December 5, 2011.

NON-RESIDENT FEE: Out-of-district participants can register for NewLenox Community Park District programs beginning Monday, December 12, 2011. Additional fees for non-residents will apply.However, with the purchase of a Non-Resident card, out-of-district feesare waived. We do not charge an out-of-district fee for special events,bus trips, or contracted programs.

RESIDENT CARDS: All out-of-district recreation program participantshave the option of purchasing a Resident Card to allow registration atresident rates and the opportunity to register at the same time as aresident. For an individual, the fee will be $100.00 and the family fee willbe $150.00. All cards are valid one year from the date of purchase. Uponpurchase of a Resident Card, non-residents must present a copy of aphoto ID, birth certificate, library card, or school report card, for eachauthorized member noted on the application. Any non-resident fees paidprior to purchasing a Resident Card will not be credited toward the card.Resident Cards are non-transferable and are subject to a replacementfee of $5.00 if lost.

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KINDERPLUS


KinderPlus Grade K (2011-2012 School Year)LCC (Room 5) Entry EKinderPlus is for Cherry Hill and Spencer Trail Kindergarteners. This program allows

for an extended day, either before and/or after kindergarten for both campuses.

Teachers will reinforce the kindergarten curriculum and assist with homework, however; this program is

recreational based to counter-balance the day’s educational activities. Children will enjoy structured activities,

games and outdoor play, as well as a variety of arts and crafts. The program is staffed with trained leaders and

maintains a 10:1 ratio. We accommodate full-time, part-time and flexible schedules. A light breakfast,

afternoon snack and drink will be provided. Children that are attending during the program from 11:00am-

12:35pm will need to bring a lunch and drink with them each day. Transportation to and from Spencer Trail

will be provided by District #122. Transportation to and from Cherry Hill will be provided by NLCPD for an

additional $1.00 per trip. Each participant is required to pay a registration fee of $30. Weekly payment is

due by 6:30pm on the Wednesday of the previous week or a $15 late fee will be charged.

Cherry Hill Only “Morning Kindergarten” Students:

Price list 5 days 4 days 3 days 2 days 1 day

BEFORE SCHOOL-A16:30-8:25am

Cherry Hill Transportation

AFTER SCHOOL-A210:55am-4:00pm


AFTER SCHOOL-A310:55am-6:30pm


BEFORE AND AFTERSCHOOL-A4


$42 $34 $28 $20 $10

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$73 $61 $48 $34 $17

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$110 $92 $72 $51 $26

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$133 $112 $87 $62 $31

$10 $8 $6 $4 $2


BEFORE SCHOOL-A56:30am-12:20pm


AFTER SCHOOL-A62:50-4:00pm


AFTER SCHOOL-A72:50-6:30pm


BEFORE AND AFTERSCHOOL-A8


$88 $73 $57 $41 $20

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$21 $17 $57 $41 $5

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$73 $60 $48 $35 $18

$5 $4 $3 $2 $1

$133 $112 $87 $62 $31

$10 $8 $6 $4 $2

Cherry Hill and Spencer Trail “Afternoon Kindergarten” Students:

If your child attends Spencer Trail, and you are only interested in the Before AM Kindergarten or AfterPM Kindergarten, then your child may attend the Spencer Campus ACES program.

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ACES

Location Codes:Spencer Campus~Spencer Pointe School Cafeteria 33121Nelson Campus~Nelson Prairie School Cafeteria 43121Tyler/Bentley~Tyler School Gymnasium 53121Haines/Oakview~Haines School Cafeteria 63121

ACES Before & After School ProgramGrades 1-6 (2011-2012 School Year)The ACES program is designed to provide a safe, structured, before and afterschool program for children attending Dist. #122 schools in grades First throughSixth. The program is staffed with trained leaders and maintains a 10:1 ratio.We accommodate full-time, part-time, and flexible schedules. The programhours are 6:30am until school begins and after school until 6:30pm.Each participant is required to pay a registration fee of $30. All SpencerTrail AM Kindergarteners needing before school care need to be PRE-REGISTERED one week prior to attending this program to ensure properstaffing at our Spencer Campus location.

Weekly payment is due by 6:30pm on Wednesday of the previous week or a $15 late fee will becharged. Payment can be made through the program, faxed to 815.485.3589 or dropped off at thedrop box located outside of Entry “C” at the Lions Community Center, 1 Manor Drive.


BEFORE SCHOOL $53 $44 $35.50 $26 $13.502nd child $49 $40 $32.50 $24 $12.50 Drop Off $18.50

AFTER SCHOOL $63 $53 $41.50 $30 $15.502nd child $58 $49 $37.50 $27 $13.50 Drop Off $20.50½ Day Early Dismissal Upcharge $8.00

BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL $95 $81 $63 $45 $232nd child $87 $74 $58 $41 $21 Drop Off $28½ Day Early Dismissal Upcharge $8.00

Online Registration for theseprograms is unavailable due tospecial fees or processing.

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Please be aware that we do not creditaccounts for days absent or transfer

days from week to week.

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Don’t forget...Register Early!

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS/HOLIDAY EVENTS


Price list 5 Days 4 Days 3 Days 2 Days 1 Day

1st child $163/R $142/R $115/R $82/R $51/R$188/NR $162/NR $130/NR $92/NR $56/NR

2nd child $152/R $131/R $107/R $76/R $48/R$177/NR $151/NR $122/NR $86/NR $53/NR

ADVENTURE SQUAD’SSCHOOL’S OUT --WE’RE IN!

SCHOOL HOLIDAYSAges 5-12 (as of 9/1/11)LCC (Room 5) Entry ESchool is not in session, but you’re working; where do yousend your child for a day of fun? With us, of course!Adventure Squad offers a day of fun and excitement foryour child when you can’t be at home with them, or whenthey are bored and want something fun to do with a groupof peers. Your child will enjoy breakfast and a lightsnack as they spend an action-packed day full ofgames, arts and crafts and field trips. Our program isopen from 6:30am to 6:30pm. Participants need tobring a sack lunch with their name on it. All field tripcosts are included in the fee.

Winter WonderlandRegistration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 14 at 6:30pmACTV#23124-A1 Thurs., Dec. 22

Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 21 at 6:30pmACTV#23124-A2 Mon.-Fri., Dec. 26-Dec. 30

Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 28 at 6:30pmACTV#23124-A3 Mon.-Wed., Jan. 2-Jan. 4

Martin Luther King’s BirthdayRegistration Deadline: Wed., Jan. 11ACTV#33122-A1 Mon., Jan. 16Fee: $51/R $56/NR

District Institute 1Registration Deadline: Wed., Jan. 11ACTV#33122-A2 Tues., Jan. 17Fee: $51/R $56/NR

President’s DayRegistration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 15ACTV#33122-A3 Mon., Feb. 20Fee: $51/R $56/NR

Casmir Pulaski DayRegistration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 29ACTV#33122-A5 Mon., Mar. 5Fee: $51/R $56/NR

District Institute 2

Registration Deadline: Wed., May 23

ACTV#33122-A6 Tues., May 29

Fee: $51/R $56/NR

Spring Break Camp Ages 5-12 (as of 9/1/11)LCC (Room 4) Entry F

Have lots of fun with us over your Spring Break. This full-day camp offers a variety of fun activities throughout theweek such as arts and crafts, movies, inside and outsidegames (weather permitting), sports and field trips. A lightnutritious breakfast and afternoon snack will beprovided. Our program opens at 6:30am and closes at6:30pm. Participants need to bring a sack lunch withtheir name on it each day.Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 4ACTV#33126-A1 Mon.-Fri. Apr. 9-Apr. 13

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Price list 5 Days 4 Days 3 Days 2 Days 1 Day

1st child $163/R $142/R $115/R $82/R $51/R$188/NR $162/NR $130/NR $92/NR $56/NR

2nd child $152/R $131/R $107/R $76/R $48/R$177/NR $151/NR $122/NR $86/NR $53/NR

My Letter to Santa Claus Ages 2-10Lions Community CenterSanta has once again chosen the Recreation Departmentto be his official communication link between all good littleboys and girls and the North Pole. Starting Wed., Nov. 2nd

through Fri., Dec. 2nd, you may have your child drop offhis/her letter for Santa Claus at the Lions CommunityCenter during normal business hours. In return, your childwill receive a personalized letter from Santa Claus. Pleaseinclude the fee when dropping off your child’s letter to Santa. Registration is NOW being taken.ACTV#20221-A1 Wed., Nov. 2-Fri., Dec. 2Fee: $3/R/NR per Letter

Big Guy…Little GuyAll Ages Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseCome for a fun night of relay races SPORT STYLE! Youand your little guy will have so much fun taking part in ourfriendly competition night. Each participant will receive 2slices of pizza and a pop. Must be pre-registered; noregistration taken at the door! Registration is NOWbeing taken.Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 7ACTV#27672-A1 Fri., Dec. 9~6:00-7:30pm Fee: $9/R/NR per Person

Kris Kringles’ KarnivalAll AgesLCC (Rooms 1 and 2) Entry CHo, Ho, Ho! Kris Kringle is having a Karnival! Families willhave so much fun playing games, making crafts andlistening to holiday music. Santa will make his muchanticipated appearance and will be available for thatspecial moment when you can tell him what you aredreaming about for Christmas. Don’t forget to bring yourcamera! Registration is NOW being taken. We will alsobe accepting food donations for the New Lenox Food Pantry.Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 7Day/Time: Sat., Dec. 10~10:00am-12:00noonACTV# Fee24222-A1 $9/R/NR per Adult 24222-A2 $6/R/NR per Child

Online Registration for theseprograms is unavailable due tospecial fees or processing.!

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HOLIDAY/SPECIAL EVENTS


Holiday Lights ContestAll AgesDo you or someone you know, like to light up the sky likethe Griswolds? If so, enter in our Holiday Lights Contestand see if you are the winner! All homes must reside inthe Village or Township of New Lenox. Please call815.485.1737 or e-mail [email protected] toenter your home or if your family would like to be ourjudges. Judging will take place on Mon., Dec. 12th .Winners for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be notified onWed., Dec. 14th. Registration is NOW being taken.Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 7Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Santa’s Elves BabysittingServicesAges 4-10LCC (Room 4) Entry FGo enjoy a holiday party or finish up your last minuteshopping. Your little ones will be in good hands with theelves from the New Lenox Community Park District! Wewill play games, make a craft, watch a movie and havepizza for dinner. Have your little ones wear comfortableclothes. They may also bring blankets and pillows.Must be potty trained. Registration is NOW being taken.Registration Deadline: Mon., Dec. 12ACTV#24102-A2 Fri., Dec. 16~6:00-10:30pmFee: $10/R/NR per Child

School of FishingAll Ages (8 and under must be accompanied by anAdult.)LCC (Room 3) Entry DOur continuing series of FREE fishing seminars will beginto prepare you for the strong fishing season ahead! Theseinformative seminars are made possible by our 2011-2012“Taking Me Fishing Grant.” All seminars will be packedwith useful information from Greg Heath of Fish FinderGuide Services, a professional fisherman and outdoorwriter with twenty-five years of experience.

Fishing ShowsWith spring right around the corner, it is time for allfishermen to take some time to visit a fishing expo.Information regarding some of the local fishing expos andwhat attendees can hope to discover will be discussed. Registration Deadline: Mon., Jan. 16ACTV#37383-A5 Thurs., Jan. 19~6:30-8:00pm

Advanced Fishing ~ Cooling Lakes Part IILearn from an expert the skills and advice you may needto successfully fish the local cooling lakes. Our instructorwill share with you when he went, what he caught, as wellas tips and techniques for a quality fishing experience.Attendees are also free to share their knowledge andexperience in fishing the cooling lakes as well.Registration Deadline: Mon., Feb. 20ACTV#37383-A6 Thurs., Feb. 23~6:30-8:00pm

Cold Water vs. Warm WaterWhen fishing for freshwater fish, the water temperatureplays a crucial role in determining what kinds of fish youare likely to catch, where they are most likely going to belocated and what they will be most prone to strike at. This seminar will provide valuable information to ensureyour cold water or warm water fishing experience is apositive one.Registration Deadline: Mon., Mar. 12ACTV#37383-A7 Thurs., Mar. 15~6:30-8:00pm

Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

National Popcorn Day LCC (Lobby) Entry CWhat better way to celebrate National Popcorn Day; wewill hand out cups of FREE popcorn for all those who visitus today! This is also a great chance for you to join ouron-line registration, so you can register for activities fromthe comfort of your home! Please bring the followingdocumentation with you: mortgage or lease statements,voter’s card, tax bill, driver’s license or State I.D., utility billand birth certificates for all children 17 and under.Day/Time: Thurs., Jan. 19~9:00am-4:30pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

No Refunds Are Given On Special Events.

Christmas Tree Disposal ProgramNew this year, your park district will be offering a live Christmas treedisposal program for residents. These donated trees will be used formulch as well as fish habitats at our various ponds. Please ensure thatall donated trees are free from all decorations. Trees will be acceptedfrom December 26th through January 14th, between the hours of7:00am and 3:00pm. Trees may be dropped off at the designated arealocated off of Marley Road at the Sanctuary Golf Course. Please followdesignated signs to the disposal location. If you have any furtherquestions, please contact our Parks-MaintenanceDepartment at 815.485.3584.

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Date Night Escape Ages 4-10 LCC (Room 4) Entry FTake a break and go on a date! Drop the kids off with usand enjoy an evening with your significant other. The kidswill enjoy a hotdog dinner, play games and watch a movie.They may also bring blankets and pillows. Must bepotty trained. Registration Deadline: Fri., Jan. 13 ACTV#34102-A3 Fri., Jan. 20~6:30-10:30pmRegistration Deadline: Fri., Feb. 3 ACTV#34102-A4 Fri., Feb. 10~6:30-10:30pmFee: $12/R/NR per Child per Night

Boys Night OutAges 4-7LCC (Room 1) Entry CHas the boy in your life stored up lots of energy over thecold winter months? Meet us for a great night of gamesgeared toward boys! They will shake, rattle and roll all oftheir high energy out! Bring a water bottle to class.Snacks will be provided.Registration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 15ACTV#31254-A1 Fri., Feb. 24~6:30-8:00pmFee: $10/R/NR

PIG TournamentAges 6 and overLincoln-Way West High School Field HouseRemember playing the classic game of PIG in the drivewayor at the local park? We are bringing it to the Lincoln-WayWest High School Field House for ages 6 and over. Comeout and compete against others in your age category for achance to claim your fame as the “Pig Champion of New Lenox”. Cash prizes and trophies will be awarded. Registration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 22Day/Time: Sat., Feb. 25 1:00pmACTV#37223-A1 Ages 6-8ACTV#37223-A2 Ages 9-12ACTV#37223-A3 Ages 13-17ACTV#37223-A4 Ages 18-34ACTV#37223-A5 Ages 35-54ACTV#37223-A6 Ages 55+Fee: $5/Ages 6-17 Walk-up $7

$8/Ages 18+Walk-up $10

Fancy Dancy Tea PartyAges 4-8LCC (Room 3) Entry DYoung ladies borrow a fancy hat from mom or grandmaand join us for an old fashioned tea party! We will play teaparty games, enjoy finger sandwiches and of course havetea! Turkey and ham sandwiches will be served.Registration Deadline: Wed., Jan. 18ACTV#31253-A1 Fri., Jan. 27~6:30-8:00pmFee: $13/R/NR

Valentine Heart Contest Ages 2-13Lions Community CenterStarting Wed., Feb. 1st, kids can come and guess thenumber of candy hearts in the jar at the Lions CommunityCenter. Whoever guesses closest to the actual number willreceive a special prize. This contest will close on Mon.,Feb. 13th. The winner will be notified on Tues., Feb. 14th.Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

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Each Catalog Conducts a Registration Lottery!Lottery Processing and Online Registration BeginsDecember 3, 2011…See Page 7 For Details!

Women “Gone Fishin”Ages 16 and overLCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AHave you ever wanted to learn how to fish or wanted tofind a hobby that you and your family could enjoy? Thenour “Passport to Fishing” ladies program is for you! Youwill learn what types of fish are found in our local lakes andponds, how to prepare your equipment, what bait to use,and how to deal with the fish once you catch them, andmuch more. This hands-on class will provide the valuableinformation you need to discover and explore the fun offishing! Participation is limited to 30 people, and pre-registration is required. Upon completion, allparticipants will receive a Passport to FishingCertificate and T-shirt.Registration Deadline: Fri., Jan. 27Day/Time: Sat. 10:00am-12:00noonACTV#37389-A1 Feb. 4-Feb. 25Fee: $10/R/NR

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Family FaireAll AgesLincoln-Way East High SchoolFrankfort, ILPlease join us for the annual T.E.A.M. Asset Family Fairefeaturing a wide variety of games and activities for allchildren to enjoy. Come out for a day of FREE familyfun! If you are a business that is interested in exhibitingat or being a sponsor for this large (estimatedattendance is over 800 people), family event, pleasecontact Lauren at 815.485.1737.Day/Time: Sat., Mar. 10~9:00am-1:00pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Jellybean ContestAges 2-13Lions Community CenterStarting Mon., Mar. 19th, you can come and guess thenumber of jellybeans in the jar at the Lions CommunityCenter. Whoever guesses closest to the actual number willreceive a special prize. This contest will close on Tues.,Apr. 3rd. The winner will be notified on Wed., Apr. 4th.Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Famous Author Family Reading Night All AgesLCC (Rooms 1 and 2) Entry CWe are happy to announce that the New Lenox CommunityPark District is again the recipient of the Target FamilyFun Reading Grant! This special night will providefamilies a fun opportunity to explore the importance ofreading and spending time together as a family. This eventis FREE, but we do require you to register. Every child willgo home with a book. We are also hosting a bookexchange that day, so if you would like to trade insome old books and take home some new ones,please bring them with you!ACTV#34313-A1 Thurs., Mar. 15~6:30-8:00pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Adult/Child Fishing Clinics“RAIN OR SHINE”Ages 5 and overWalker Park (Liberty Jr. High School)Have you ever wanted to fish with your child or grandchildand didn’t know how? Join us for our three-hour, three-session Adult/Child fishing clinic for ages 5 to 14 along witha parent or guardian. During this intergenerationalprogram, the first hour will involve a clinic for adultscovering basic fishing techniques, fish identification,equipment and knot tying through the Recreational Boating& Fishing Foundation’s “Passport to Fishing Program.”The remainder of the event will give children and adults achance to “fish” at the Walker Park Pond. Participation islimited to 30 people, and pre-registration is required. Besure to dress for cold weather as well! Bait will beincluded. Please bring a fishing pole; we will have alimited number available for your use. Each participantwill receive a “Passport to Fishing” Certificate alongwith a T-shirt.Registration Deadline: Mon., Mar. 19 Day/Time: Sat. 8:30-11:30amACTV#37388-A1 Mar. 24-Apr. 14 (Skip 4/7) Fee: $10/R/NR per Adult

$10/R/NR per Child

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Flashlight Clover HuntAges 3-10 (Parent Must Stay)Nelson Prairie Parks (Behind Nelson Prairie School)Those silly Leprechauns left behind hundreds of clovers foryou to find! Come join the New Lenox Community ParkDistrict, along with SBT Bank, for a wee bit of fun! Don’tforget to bring your flashlights so you can hunt for thoseSpecial Clovers. Hunt begins promptly at the scheduledtimes! In case of inclement weather, we will moveindoors to Nelson Prairie Gymnasium.Day/Time: Fri., Mar. 9

Ages 3-5~6:20pmAges 6-10~6:30pm


Polar Bear Pool Party Plunge All Ages (Parents Must Stay.)Lincoln-Way West High School Aquatic CenterTired of the snow and cold? Escape from the winterblues for a fun-filled afternoon with your family! OurPolar Bear Pool Party will let you enjoy 2 full hours ofopen swim for FREE! Space is limited. No registrationwill be taken at the pool. Parents must accompanyall children.Registration Deadline: Mon., Jan. 23 ACTV#37386-A1 Sat., Feb. 11~2:00-4:00pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

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Sponsorship OpportunitiesAre you interested in being a part of the SpecialEvents or Continuous Programs developed by thePark District? These sponsorships provide a great

marketing avenue for your business.

Please call 815.485.1737 for completedetails on available opportunities.

The New Lenox Community Park District reservesthe right to cancel or postpone a program due toinsufficient numbers or unforeseen conflicts.

Amazing Race ChallengeAdults OnlyAges 21 and overLCC (Room 1) Entry CRound up your buddies and spend the night travelingaround New Lenox in our Adult Only Amazing RaceChallenge! Your team will receive a set of clues and twohours to drive yourselves throughout New Lenox tocomplete your missions. Your team of 4 must bring theirown digital camera with a removable memory chip totake 35 pictures. After the hunt, enjoy food, dancingand open bar for three hours. Pick a team name andhave the captain sign-up. All participants must be over21 years of age and show proof-of-age at the event.Official rules will be given to you at the time ofregistration.Registration Deadline: Wed., Mar. 14ACTV#37387-A1 Sat., Mar. 24~6:30pm-12:00midnightSchedule of Events:6:30pm Team Check-In6:45pm Missions Distributed to Teams7:00pm Cars Depart9:00pm Cars Due Back9:00pm-Midnight Open Bar, Food and Dancing11:30pm Winner AnnouncementFee: $220/R/NR per Team of 4

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Easter Egg HuntAges 2-14Haines ParkThe Easter Bunny, along with the New Lenox CommunityPark District, is inviting all children and their parents, to joinus for our annual Easter Egg Hunt at Haines Park. Therewill be candy, prizes and, of course, a visit from the EasterBunny. Hunt begins promptly at the scheduled times! Day/Time: Sat., Mar. 31

Ages 2-3~10:00amAges 4-6~10:15amAges 7-10~10:30amAges 11-14~10:45am


“Visit a Park Day” Photo ContestAll AgesBring your camera and visit one of your neighborhoodparks in New Lenox throughout the month of April andcapture your favorite moment! Snap a picture of your“Favorite Park Moment” and it just might end up on thecover of our 2012 Fall Brochure. All entries must besubmitted to [email protected]. Submissiondeadline is Mon., Apr. 30. All entries must be sent in aJpeg format. Make sure when you submit your photoyou tell us the name of the park, your name and yourcontact number. To view a list of all the parks in New Lenox go to Page 50.Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

World’s Greatest Mom Essay ContestGrades 1-6New Lenox Community Park District, along with The NewLenox Patriot Newspaper, would like to invite all 1st-6thgrade kids to submit an essay of 50 words or less on “WhyYou Think Your Mom is the Greatest”. There will be 1st and2nd place winners at each grade level. All 1st and 2ndplace essays will be published in The New LenoxPatriot Newspaper. All 1st place winners will bepresented with an award at the New Lenox CommunityPark District Board Meeting held on Wed., Apr. 18th.Please have all entries in by Fri., Apr. 6th. Winners willbe notified by Wed., Apr. 11th. Mail essay to: New LenoxCommunity Park District at 1 Manor Dr., New Lenox, IL60451 or e-mail to [email protected]: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Be sure to visit our website, www.newlenoxparks.org, for up-to-date information and visit us on Facebook!

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The Park District is looking for local

“hidden talent” to instruct or lead

various recreational

classes. Do you like to set your ow

n work schedule? Do you have a

background in Fitness,

Early Childhood, Craft Design, or a

ny other special ability? If so, pleas

e join our staff and

contribute to “Quality Community

Life” in New Lenox. We are alway

s looking for new

instructors with creative ideas. If y

ou have a particular skill or are wi

lling to lead activities,

please call 815.485.1737.

Create-A-Class

Earth DayAges 6-14Hibernia ParkEarth Day is a special day to learn about how to take careof the planet. Dress for a mess, you will take part inhelping us clean up Hibernia Park. We will also make anEarth Day project that will be taken home. Please bring acleaned recycled soup can. Must be pre-registered.NO Walk-Up Registration will be taken! Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 18ACTV#34673-A1 Sun., Apr. 22~9:00-10:30am Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Party at the ParkAll Ages (Parent Must Stay)Firefighters ParkCome out for an evening of FREE Family Fun!Presented together by the New Lenox Community ParkDistrict and LWSRA, this party will include a DJ danceparty, surprise guest mascot, Dino Jump, balloon artist,free raffle, giveaways and more! Sponsored by HarrisBank, Chiro One, Chic-fil-A, Wallace Entertainment andSports Authority. A great time is guaranteed for all. Markyour calendars now! Day/Time: Mon., May 7~6:00-8:00pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Hook, Lenox & Sinker Fishing ClubAges 10-17LCC (Room 3) Entry DDid you know that your park district has nine differentponds that are available for fishing? To provide you with agreat way to explore our fishing spots, please become amember of our new Hook, Lenox & Sinker Fishing Club.This club will meet every other Tuesday beginning in April.The first club meeting will provide valuable information oncurrent fishing conditions, fishing trends and supplies, aswell as story sharing. The second meeting of the monthwill be spent at one of our wonderful fishing spots. Thisclub is open for beginners as well as our avid teenfishermen. Participation is limited to 30 people, andregistration is required. All participants will receive a“Passport to Fishing” Certificate and an official fishingclub T-shirt.Day/Time: Tues. 6:00-7:30pmACTV#37661-A1 Apr. 3, Apr. 17, May 8, May 22, June 12

and June 26Fee: $15/R/NR

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PLEASE NOTE:Our on-line registration saves time in everyone's busy

schedules. However, in order to register on-line, there are

a few pieces of one-time documentation that must be

completed and presented before providing you with your

user name and password….Visit our website for full

details. Once complete, registration is only a click-away!

Sponsorship OpportunitiesAre you interested in being a part of the Special Eventsor Continuous Programs developed by the Park District?

These sponsorships provide a great marketing avenue for your business.

Please call 815.485.1737 for completedetails on available opportunities.

BUS TRIPS


“Take Me Fishing” At Cabela’s Ages 10 and overHammond, INWhether you are new to fishing or a seasoned veteran in“reeling them in” or any other outdoor activity, join us for afun-filled (and informative) bus trip to one of the country’sforemost outfitters for the great outdoors~Cabela’s. We willtravel to the store and enjoy a store tour, receive discountcoupons while shopping. You can then enjoy a deliciouslunch in their wonderful restaurant and delicatessen. Wetake the hassle out of you having to drive to this sportinggoods mecca! Participants under the age of 14 must beaccompanied by a parent or guardian.Registration Deadline: Fri., Jan. 13ACTV#37660-A1 Sat., Jan. 21Departure: 9:30am (LCC)Return: 3:30pm (Approximately)Fee: $15/R/NR (Fee includes

transportation and shopping discount coupons. Lunch is on your own.)

Viking Cooking School Abt ElectronicsAdultGlenview, ILOur 1st stop will be behind the scenes tour of Abt’sUnique Recycling Center, Distribution Center and in-house Security Department. We will visit the AtriumShops; rest on a massaging recliner and marvel at thelargest aquarium in town. You will have time to browse theshops at the Abt Design Center before we head to our 2nd stop Viking Cooking School! You will enjoy a greatchef demonstration, learn and enjoy new cookingtechniques! Our final stop of the day will be The VikingCooking School Culinary Shop. The shop features standmixers and food processors, as well as all the gourmetgadgets needed to assist in a great home cooked meal.Lunch is included-Balsamic glazed mixed green salad,grilled steak and mashed potatoes, individual bourbonfudge cake and coffee, lemonade or water.Registration Deadline: Tues., Jan. 10ACTV#31537-A1 Tues., Feb. 7Departure: 8:15am (LCC)Return: 3:45pm (Approximately)Fee: $75/R/NR (Fee includes mini motor

coach transportation, tour, demonstration and lunch.)

Horseshoe CasinoAges 21 and overHammond, INAction this intense only happens when fortuneschange with the pull of a lever. Welcome to a payoutparadise with the most exciting games on the market. Withmore than 3,000 slot machines, you’ll find all your favoritesin a wide range of denominations, as well as our exclusivebillionaire progressives. Get in on the action at Horseshoe!Buffet lunch is included.Registration Deadline: Tues., Jan. 24ACTV#31520-A1 Tues., Feb. 21Departure: 9:30am (LCC)Return: 4:30pm (Approximately)Fee: $41/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, buffet lunch and $10 coin-in card.)

Gypsy AdultOak Brook Terrace, ILWhat a great Christmas Present! Winner of three TonyAwards, “GYPSY” is considered by many critics to be thegreatest American musical ever written. “Gypsy” is basedon the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous burlesquestripper. This show tells the story of Rose, an overbearingstage mother who is determined to break into the big timeby pushing a vaudeville career onto her two daughters.Registration Deadline: Tues., Dec. 6ACTV#31545-A1 Thurs., Jan. 26Departure: 9:45am (LCC)Return: 5:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $67/R/NR (Fee includes mini motor

coach transportation, show and lunch.)

To ensure the success of our bustrips, some have been scheduled incooperation with Frankfort andManhattan Park Districts.

Take a trip with the New Lenox P

ark District! We have a variety o

f getaways to choose

from, so sit back, relax, and enj

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, friends, and neighbors

and join the fun! For your prote

ction, an additional medical form

is required to be

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815.485.1737, we' d love to hear f

rom you! No refunds are given on Bus Trips!!

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Million Dollar QuartetAges 55+Hibernia Park Million Dollar Quartet is the smash-hit musical inspiredby the famed recording session that brought together rock‘n roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewisand Carl Perkins for the first and only time. On December4, 1956, these four young musicians gathered at Sunrecords in Memphis for what would be one of the greatestsessions ever. Million Dollar Quarter brings that legendarynight to life, featuring a score of rock hits including “BlueSuede Shoes”, “Fever”, “That’s All Right”, “Sixteen Tons”,and many more!Registration Deadline: Tues., Jan. 10ACTV#31538-A1 Wed., Feb. 29Departure: 12:00noon (LCC)Return: 6:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $76/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation and ticket.)

Baha’i Temple and IllinoisHolocaust MuseumAdultWilmette, ILRide our deluxe motor coach bus north along beautifulLake Michigan to the spectacular Baha’i temple inWilmette. The temple features a 135 foot high dome, iscircular in shape with 9 sides, and has beautifullylandscaped grounds. This temple is one of only sevenBaha’i Temples in the world. After visiting the temple wehead to Buca di Beppo for a lunch of chicken parmesan,pasta, salad, soft drinks and dessert. From lunch we travelto Skokie to the Illinois Holocaust Museum which we willtour. This museum is dedicated to preserving the legacy ofthe Holocaust by honoring the memories of those whowere lost and by teaching universal lessons that combathatred, prejudice and indifference.Registration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 8ACTV#31541-A1 Tues., Mar. 13Departure: 8:00am (LCC)Return: 5:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $74/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, lunch and tours.)

Ballroom Dancing at theWillowbrook AdultWillowbrook, ILDance and romance to the fabulous sounds of various 10-piece big bands and orchestras in the magical setting ofone of America’s remaining Grand Ballrooms. Before theband begins, we will take a 1-hour ballroom dancelesson from two professional dancers. A cash bar anda dinner buffet are available at an additional cost. Thedinner buffet is scheduled from 3:00-4:30pm. Jeans andgym shoes are not permitted.Registration Deadline: Mon., Feb. 27ACTV#31540-A1 Sun., Mar. 4Departure: 11:30am (LCC)Return: 6:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $35/R/NR (Fee includes mini motor

coach transportation, ballroom dancelessons, dancing and entertainment.)

Always Patsy ClineAdultMunster, IN“Always…Patsy Cline” is based on the true story of PatsyCline’s friendship with Houston housewife Louise Seger,who befriended the star in a Texas honky-tonk in 1961,and continued a correspondence with Patsy for therest of her life. The musical play, complete with downhome country humor and true emotion, includes many ofPatsy’s unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces,Sweet Dreams….27 songs in all. The show’s title wasinspired by Patsy’s letters to Seger, which consistentlysigned “Love ALWAYS…Patsy Cline.” Before the show,we will enjoy lunch at the theatre. Please choose yourlunch selection at the time of registration: 1st Choice-Fried pork cutlet w/country gravy, 2nd Choice- Braisedbeef pot roast. Each meal comes with oven roastedpotatoes, peas and carrots and Strawberry Shortcakew/biscuit for dessert.Registration Deadline: Mon., Feb. 6ACTV#31532-A1 Thurs., Mar. 1Departure: 11:30am (LCC)Return: 5:45pm (Approximately)Fee: $79/R/NR (Fee includes

transportation, lunch and show.)

If you would like to be placed on our mailing listto receive information regarding our Active

Adult programs and Special Events,please call 815.485.1737.


BUS TRIPS


Branson, MissouriAdultJoin us as we travel to Branson, the “Love Music ShowCapital of the World!” Our Branson trip brings you a richarray of music and comedy. You’ll see beloved film andtelevision star Red Skelton lovingly re-created by TomMullica in the hilarious Red Skelton Tribute show. Revisitthe timeless humor that made Red Skelton a legend! Youwill see the all-singing, all-dancing Hooray for theHollywood Show! This journey through the last 50 yearsof movie musicals brings their famous musical numbers tolife onstage! You’ll experience The Acrobats of China.This is one of Branson’s most unique and entertainingshows. And you’ll discover why Jim Stafford is a Bransonlegend. The Brett Family shows off their musicaltalents, and musical dinner cruise aboard the ShowboatBranson Belle is highlight of your Branson bus tour. Yourtrip includes motorcoach transportation, 4 nightslodging, 8 meals (4 breakfast & 4 dinners), admission to7 shows, and much more!!! Registration Deadline/Final Payment: Thurs., Mar. 29Day/Dates: Mon., June 4-Fri., June 8Departure: 8:15am (LCC)Return: Evening of May 5 (TBA)ACTV#31546-A1 $539/R/NR per Person based on

double occupancy ($75 deposit due upon registration.)

ACTV#31546-A2 $519/R/NR per Person based on triple occupancykindly expect two double beds in room($75 deposit due upon registration.)

ACTV#31546-A3 $659/R/NR per Person based on single occupancy($150 deposit due upon registration.)

The Chicago Money Tour AdultChicago, ILHave you ever wondered what a million dollars looks like?Travel with us to the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago toexplore the world of MONEY! We will tour the MoneyMuseum where you will learn all about every aspect ofmoney, be able to take your picture with a suitcase stuffedwith one million dollars, and even go home with somemoney (it may be a little worn, slightly shredded and someassembly may be required.) Everyone will need to show aphoto ID to be admitted into the museum. Then we willenjoy a delicious lunch at Gino’s East where we will dineon assorted pizzas, salad, bread and soft drinks beforeheading home.Registration Deadline: Wed., Mar. 14ACTV#31542-A1 Tues., Apr. 17Departure: 9:00am (LCC)Return: 3:15pm (Approximately)Fee: $67/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, museum tour and lunch.)

If you need to cancel, change, ortransfer from a program, limitationsdo apply. For specific details, pleaseread our REFUND POLICY on page 7of this catalog.

Shop’ Til You DropAdultBring a friend, sit back, relax and enjoy the ride but getready to shop til you drop at the shopping destinationthat we have planned for you.

Water Tower PlaceChicago, ILShop, eat or walk the city! We will drop you off at WaterTower Place and it’s up to you to stay and shop orchoose to walk the city and enjoy lunch downtown. Registration Deadline: Tues., Mar. 13ACTV#31501-A2 Tues., Mar. 27Departure: 9:00am (LCC)Return: 4:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $15/R/NR (Fee includes van

transportation only.)

Downtown LibertyvilleLibertyville, ILGreat shopping and dining in this picture-perfect town!Shop among the charming turn-of-the- century buildingslining Milwaukee Avenue, or relax with the roses in historicCook Park. Libertyville provides delightfully uniqueshopping and dining experiences for all.Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 25ACTV#31544-A1 Tues., May 1Departure: 9:00am (LCC)Return: 3:30pm (Approximately)Fee: $15/R/NR (Fee includes van

transportation only.)

Tuscola Outlet and the "Big Red Barn"Tuscola, ILThis trip has become a tradition for the New LenoxPark District! You couldn’t ask for two better locationssitting right next to each other. Inside The Big RedBarn is a village of interesting shops full of Amish-made goods and an award winning Amish style buffetrestaurant. After lunch, we will head to Tanger OutletMall where you are sure to find fabulous spring sales. Registration Deadline: Tues., Apr. 17ACTV#31513-A2 Tues., Apr. 24Departure: 8:00am (LCC)Return: 5:00pm (Approximately)Fee: $25/R/NR (Fee includes mini

motor coach transportation only.)


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Road Trip to Morris AdultMorris, ILFirst, we’ll stop at RPlace Eatery for lunch. Afterwards,we’ll visit the charming historic city which is situated alongthe I&M Canal and browse the quaint downtown shops.There you will find unique gift and specialty stores,antiques, home décor and much more.Registration Deadline: Tues., Apr. 24ACTV#36509-A1 Thurs., May 3Departure: 10:30am (LCC)Return: 3:30pm (Approximately)Fee: $22/R/NR (Fee includes van

transportation and lunch.)

Active Adult Exercise Ages 55+Geared to the older adult, this low impact program includesstanding and chair exercises. All fitness levels welcome.Class follows along with an instructor on Mondays andan audio CD on Fridays. (Instructor will be absent inJanuary.)Days/Time: Mon. and Fri. 10:00-11:00amACTV#39190-A1 Jan. 9-May 11 (Skip 1/16, 2/20 and 4/6)Fee: $4/R/NR Location: Senior Housing Community Room

1090 South Cedar Road, New Lenox

Medicare Preventive Services – The Medicare Physical AdultMedicare now offers a yearly physical exam for Medicarerecipients. This seminar will explain eligibility, visitrequirements, and your costs, if any. Attend this importantseminar and learn what the visit includes and how you cantake advantage of this benefit. Presenter is Dr. Joan Covault, Family Practice Physician, specializes in the careof the older adult. Please RSVP for this FREE event bycalling the Provena Health Connection at 815.725.9438.Day/Time: Fri., Jan. 27~11:30am-12:30pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!Location: Senior Housing Community Room


PizzingoAges 55+LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AHave the winter blues? Let’s brighten things up by having apizza party and playing some bingo with friends. Smallprizes awarded to winners. Join us for some friendlyafternoon fun!Registration Deadline: Thurs., Feb. 23ACTV#39222-A1 Wed., Feb. 29~11:30am-1:45pmRegistration Deadline: Thurs., Apr. 5ACTV#39222-A2 Wed., Apr. 11~11:30am-1:45pmFee: $8/R/NR per Day

(Fee includes pizza and drinks.)

Tulip Festival AdultHolland, MIJoin us on this popular trip as we travel to Holland,Michigan as they celebrate their wonderful display of tulips.Our trip will start with a stop at Veldheer TulipGarden/Farm where there are millions of tulips in bloom.While there you can visit the Wooden Shoe and DelftFactories before heading to the festival area; viewingvarious gardens along the way, where you will have timeon your own to have lunch and enjoy the many offerings.We will then board the bus again and drive to WindmillIsland Gardens, a 35-acre island covered with gardensfilled with tulips and annual plants and a 12-story workingmill. Our final destination will be Dutch Village, where youwill be taken back in time one hundred years to enjoy theDutch culture and experience the Netherlands. Whilethere, everyone will receive a voucher for dinner at theQueens’ Inn Buffet (dinner location subject to change).Don’t forget your camera.Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 4ACTV#31527-A1 Wed., May 9Departure: 7:00am (LCC)Return: 9:15pm (Approximately)Fee: $94/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, all attractions and dinner.)

Celebration Belle “Classic Oldies Cruise”AdultMoline, ILCome aboard the Celebration Belle and relive the ClassicOldies Cruise and enjoy the music from the 30’s, 40’s and50’s. Our Celebration Belle Band will play the hits of suchentertainers as Patsy Cline, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby,Elvis, Johnny Cash and much more during this 4-hourriver cruise along the Mississippi River! Your day willstart off with Celebrations Belle’s Famous sticky rolls andfruit, then a full lunch buffet, and an afternoon snack.Don’t forget to bring your camera!Registration Deadline: Mon., Apr. 16ACTV#31543-A1 Thurs., May 17Departure: 7:00am (LCC)Return: 7:30pm (Approximately)Fee: $95/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, cruise, lunch, snacks and entertainment.)

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Puzzlemania LunchAges 55+LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AIn observance of National Puzzle Month, enter a good oldfashioned jigsaw puzzle solving contest! Enter as a singleor as a team of 2 or 3 persons. The single category willput together a straight edge 100 piece puzzle, while teamsof 2 to 3 people will have a 155-200 piece puzzle. Smallprize awarded to the winning team or individual.Submarine sandwiches and beverages will be served. Registration Deadline: Thurs., Jan. 12ACTV#39594-A1 Wed., Jan. 18~11:30am-3:00pmFee: $8/R/NR

(Fee includes lunch and beverages.)

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register on-line, there are a few pieces of one-time

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Lincoln-Way District 210 Senior SeriesBroadway in our Backyard!AdultLincoln-Way North High School Performing Arts CenterBe a part of Lincoln-Way School District 210 Senior Series.You don’t need to go to Chicago to get qualityentertainment. They bring it to you! The New LenoxTownship bus will leave the Lions Community Center, 1Manor Drive, New Lenox at 10:00am and deliver youstraight to the door. Performances are about 75 minutes inlength. Please register early. These shows sell outquickly!

The Four AcesWithout a doubt, the Four Aces are in a class by themselvesfrom their soft show routines, to the subtle brand of humor,to the instrumental numbers in which they display theirsignature tight harmony. They have delighted audiencesaround the world.Registration Deadline: Fri., Jan. 27ACTV#39370-A1 Wed., Feb. 15~10:00am-12:45pmFee: $16/R/NR (Fee includes transportation

and admission.)

A Couple of BlaguardsThe McCourt brothers’ account of their years growing up inpoverty in Ireland. Beginning with their childhood in Ireland,to their escape to America, these master raconteurs havelaced their combined experiences into a vaudeville ofcomedy and Irish songs.Registration Deadline: Fri., Feb. 24ACTV#39371-A1 Wed., Mar. 14~10:00am-12:45pmFee: $14/R/NR (Fee includes transportation

and admission.)

Mitch Seekins Sings the Great Tony BennettA few words come to mind when thinking about TonyBennett – elegance, style, sophistication, tradition andAmerican classic. Tenor Mitch Seekins brings theseattributes to the stage as he celebrates the music andaccomplishments of the legend himself. Relive the careerand history of one of the world’s most beloved artists!Registration Deadline: Fri., Mar. 16 ACTV#39372-A1 Wed., Apr. 4~10:00am-12:45pmFee: $16/R/NR (Fee includes transportation

and admission.)

Quilting Club AdultAre you looking to quilt with a fun group of quilters? Welllook no further! Wednesdays we take turns sharing andshowing. Fridays at our Quilting Club are set aside to finishyour unfinished projects. We occasionally go on quiltingroad trips and donate quilts to charities. All talent levels arewelcome. You’ll be surprised how much you can learn andhow much fun you can have. This club meets the firstWednesday and the third Friday of each month. Don’tforget your machine! Our group continues to grow and isalways looking for new members. ACTV#39241-A1 Wed., Jan. 4-Aug. 1~10:00am-2:30pm

Fri., Jan. 20-Aug. 17~11:00am-2:30pmFee: $13/R/NR ACTV#39241-A2 Wed., Jan. 4-May 2~10:00am-2:30pm

Fri., Jan. 20-May 18~11:00am-2:30pmFee: $10/R/NR

Location: Senior Housing Complex Community Room 1090 South Cedar Road, New Lenox

Wii Bowling and Board Games Ages 55+Enjoy the morning playing Wii Bowling or your favorite boardgame of Scrabble, Monopoly, Chess or Yahtzee. If you havea favorite game, bring it along to share. Day/Time: Wed., Jan. 11, Feb. 8, Mar. 21, Apr. 18

and May 9~10:00am-12:00noonFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!Location: Senior Housing Complex Community Room


ACTIVE ADULTS


Tai ChiAges 55+This 12-week class is offered by the Will County SeniorServices. This class will improve balance, strength andflexibility through slow movements of the body that in turnreduce the risk of falling.Day/Time: Tues., Dec. 6-Feb. 21~1:00-2:00pmFee: $15 Donation to the Will County Senior

Services payable on site or mail to Will County Senior Services, 251 North Center Street, Joliet, IL 60435.

Location: Senior Housing Complex Community Room1090 South Cedar Road, New Lenox

Cells for Seniors Donate your used cell phones to Cells for Seniors.The cell phones are free to seniors and can only beused to access 911 in case of an emergency. Drop offyour used cell phones at these locations:Lions Community Center 1 Manor Drive, New Lenox

Lions Den 520 S. Cedar Road, New Lenox

New Lenox Police Department 701 W. Haven Street, New Lenox

Need a Ride to One of our Programs? Call theTransportation Service at the New Lenox Township at815.485.6431 for a safe, affordable and on-time ride forall New Lenox residents. Hours are 7:00am-4:30pmMonday-Friday. Senior Citizens 60 yrs+ pricing is asfollows: $1.25 One-Way Fare within New Lenox; $2.50One-Way Fare to adjacent townships.

Triad Meetings – The Right Direction and DirectionGroup meet the fourth Thursday of each month. Jointhis group to share needs, concerns and developcommunity-wide solutions to problem areas for seniorsat a local level.Day/Time: Thurs., Jan. 26-May 24~1:30-2:30pmLocation: Senior Housing Community Room


New Lenox Fire District-Senior Pancake Breakfast Day/Time: Sat., Dec. 17, Jan. 28, Feb. 25 and

Mar. 24~8:00-10:30amLocation: New Lenox Fire Station

261 East Maple Street, New LenoxFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

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Blood Pressure Checks and Bingo Game Ages 55+Avoid serious illness by keeping a close eye on your bloodpressure by taking advantage of this free service provided by the Will County Senior Services. It’s free, convenient and easy! At noon, we will play bingo.Day/Time: Fri., Jan. 27, Feb. 24, Mar. 23, Apr. 27

and May 25~10:30am-1:00pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!Location: Senior Housing ComplexCommunity Room


Senior Jam SessionAdultLCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry A Tune up your instrument and come join this group ofmusicians that meet the second Monday of each month.All sorts of music is played from the American Song Book,the Swing Era, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and others.Bring your sheet music to share. Listeners arewelcome, too!Day/Time: Mon., Jan. 9, Feb. 13, Mar. 12, Apr. 9 and

May 14~3:00-4:30pmFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Just for the 55 and over crowd….

FREE! FREE! FREE!Fitness Center Membership Check

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Please Note:Look for other adult fitness programs onpage 43 of this program catalog!

KIDDIE KAMPUS ADD-ONS


Breakfast BuddiesAge 3-4 LCC (Room 5) Entry ECalling early risers! You are able to drop your KiddieKampus student off an hour before preschool starts. Yourchild will be escorted to his/her Kiddie Kampus class. A light breakfast will be served. This program is onlyavailable at our Lions Community Center building.Days/Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 8:00-9:15am ACTV#31576-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/16 and 2/20)Fee: $102/R $107/NRACTV#31576-A2 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 3/5, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11

and 4/13)Fee: $98/R $103/NR

Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 8:00-9:15amACTV#31576-A3 Jan. 10-Feb. 28 (Skip 1/17)Fee: $73/R $78/NRACTV#31576-A4 Mar. 1-Apr. 26 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $77/R $82/NR

Pee-Wee SuperstarsAges 3-4LCC (Room 1) Entry CIt’s never too early to stay fit through sports. When lunchis over, your child will learn the basic skills of popularsports and games. This class is designed to spark yourchild’s interest in staying healthy, developing listening andmotor skills, while having lots of fun! All participantsneed to bring a bag lunch and drink with their nameon it.Age 3Days/Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 11:15am-12:30pmACTV#70011-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/16 and 2/20)Fee: $99/R $104/NRACTV#70012-A1 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 3/5, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11

and 4/13)Fee: $95/R $100/NR

Age 4Days/Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 11:30am-12:30pmACTV#80011-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/16 and 2/20)Fee: $81/R $86/NRACTV#80012-A1 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 3/5, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11

and 4/13)Fee: $78/R $83/NR

Preschool PlusAges 3-4LCC (Room 4) Entry EIs your child ready for a more advanced preschoolprogram? Preschool Plus, taught by a certified preschooleducator, is designed as enrichment to our preschoolexperience by adding an extra challenge to students thatare ready to take the next step. Your child will benefit froma curriculum strong in accelerated projects as well as fineand gross motor skills development. All participantsneed to bring a bag lunch and drink with their name on it.Days/Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 11:30am-12:30pmACTV#80019-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/16 and 2/20)Fee: $85/R $90/NRACTV#80020-A1 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 3/5, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11

and 4/13)Fee: $81/R $86/NR

Lunch Bunch KidsAges 3-4Are you hungry for some friends and fun? When lunch isover, let the fun begin! Children will create their own worksof art all by themselves. Your art project will tie in with astory, game, song or finger play. All participants need tobring a bag lunch and drink with their name on it.Age 3Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 11:15am-12:15pmACTV#70003-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 28 (Skip 1/17)Fee: $58/R $63/NRACTV#70004-A1 Mar. 1-Apr. 26 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $61/R $66/NRLocation: Lincoln-Way Transportation Center

Age 4Days/Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 11:30am-12:30pmACTV#80003-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/16 and 2/20)Fee: $81/R $86/NRACTV#80004-A1 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 3/5, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11

and 4/13)Fee: $78/R $83/NRLocation: Lincoln-Way Transportation Center

Age 3Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 11:15am-12:30pmACTV#70007-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 28 (Skip 1/17)Fee: $70/R $75/NRACTV#70008-A1 Mar. 1-Apr. 26 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $74/R $79/NR Location: LCC (Room 2) Entry D

Age 4Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 11:30am-12:30pmACTV#80007-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 28 (Skip 1/17)Fee: $58/R $63/NRACTV#80008-A1 Mar. 1-Apr. 26 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $61/R $66/NRLocation: LCC (Room 2) Entry E


Please contact the Recreation Department directlyat 815.485.1737 for any program changes to yourcurrent registration.

KIDDIE KAMPUS EXTENDED YEAR


KIDDIE KAMPUS Extended Year ClassesBack by popular demand! Since our Kiddie Kampus year ends early May, we are offering an extended year for thosekids that would like to go until Memorial Day. Kiddie Kampus Add-Ons will be available during this time also. We need a minimum amount of students to run this program. Registration Deadline: Tues., May 1

4 Year Old Kiddie Kampus Extended Year Classes:

Actv# Age Location Day Dates Time Full Payment

54001-A2 4 LCC Room 3 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 9:15-11:30am $78

54002-A2 4 LCC Room 3 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 12:30-2:45pm $78

54003-A2 4 LCC Room 3 T, Th 5/8-5/24 9:15-11:30am $54

54004-A2 4 LCC Room 3 T, Th 5/8-5/24 12:30-2:45pm $54

54005-A2 4 LWTC M,W,F 5/7-5/25 9:15-11:30am $78

3 Year Old Kiddie Kampus Extended Year Classes:


53001-A2 3 LCC Room 4 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 9:15-11:15am $70

53002-A2 3 LCC Room 4 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 12:30-2:30pm $70

53003-A2 3 LCC Room 4 T, Th 5/8-5/24 9:15-11:15am $49

53004-A2 3 LCC Room 4 T, Th 5/8-5/24 12:30-2:30pm $49

53005-A2 3 LWTC T, Th 5/8-5/24 9:15-11:15am $49

Extended Year – Kiddie Kampus Add-Ons Lunch Bunch Kids/Pee-Wee Superstars


Lunch Bunch70004-A2 3 LWTC T,TH 5/8-5/24 11:15am-12:15pm $28

Pee-Wee

Superstars 4 LWTC M,W,F 5/7-5/25 11:30am-12:30pm $42

80004-A2

70008-A2 3 LCC Room 2 T, Th 5/8-5/24 11:15am-12:30pm $35

80008-A1 4 LCC Room 2 T, Th 5/8-5/24 11:30am-12:30pm $28

70012-A2 3 LCC Room 1 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 11:15am-12:30pm $52

80012-A2 4 LCC Room 1 M,W,F 5/7-5/25 11:30am-12:30pm $42

EARLY CHILDHOOD


Family Music for Toddlers – Dance with MeAges 12 months-3½ yearsInstead of just another sing-a-long class, Musikgarten – afifteen week class, offers your child music education at anearly age. Your child will bounce, wiggle, sing, and dancewhile they learn rhythm and other musical conceptsthrough activities, games and instruments. This is awonderful way to bond with your children while they learnand have fun at the same time. All of our instructors areMusikgarten certified.Day/Time: Mon. 10:30-11:00amACTV#30311-A1 Jan. 23-May 14 (Skip 4/2 and 4/9)

Day/Time: Tues. 9:15-9:45amACTV#30311-A2 Jan. 24-May 15 (Skip 4/3 and 4/10)

Day/Time: Wed. 11:00-11:30amACTV#30311-A3 Jan. 25-May 16 (Skip 4/4 and 4/11)

Day/Time: Wed. 6:15-6:45pmACTV#30311-A4 Jan. 25-May 16 (Skip 4/4 and 4/11)

Day/Time: Thurs. 9:15-9:45amACTV#30311-A5 Jan. 26-May 17 (Skip 4/5 and 4/12)

Day/Time: Fri. 9:30-10:00amACTV#30311-A6 Jan. 27-May 18 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)

Fee: $155/R/NR (Materials upon request.)

Location: Simply Music and Creative Arts Studio13919 Illinois Highway, New Lenox

Mom and Tot(s)! Ages Birth-5 (with Adult)LCC (Room 1) Entry CYou and your toddler(s) will spend a fun hour togetherworking on art projects and songs. There also will be ride-on toys, balance beams, parachute-fun and much more.Infants are also allowed in the class to watch the fun so noneed to find a babysitter. For an additional hour of fun foryour toddler, sign up for “Just Tots” immediately followingthis class. Price is for two children only. Please dress incomfortable clothing and bring a pair of non-skidsocks to wear during class. Day/Time: Mon. 9:20-10:20amACTV#30128-A1 Jan. 9-Mar. 12 (Skip 1/16, 2/20 and 3/5)ACTV#30128-A2 Mar. 19-May 7 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $56/R $61/NR per Family

$8/R/NR for Third Child

Day/Time: Thurs. 9:20-10:20amACTV#30128-A3 Jan. 12-Mar. 1ACTV#30128-A4 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 4/12 and 5/3)Fee: $62/R $67/NR per Family

$8/R/NR for Third Child

Wiggle Worms Ages 12 months-24 months (with Adult)LCC (Room 1) Entry CDo you have an active toddler eager to play with otherstheir own age? Do they enjoy music, dancing, wiggling,giggling and having lots of fun? If so, then bring them tous for fun, friends and lots of activity. Not only will theymake friends, but moms will too!Day/Time: Tues. 10:15-11:15amACTV#30127-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#30127-A2 Mar. 13-May 8 (Skip 4/10)Fee: $53/R $58/NR

Me, Two Age 2 LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AThis class is designed to ease separation fears andencourage independence for two-year olds. Children willhave fun playing in a semi-structured environment with avariety of toys and creative arts. Stories, finger plays andsongs will complete this learning experience. Due to theage classification of this program, diapers are allowed. Be aware that the instructor will not change diapers.Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 12:00noon-1:30pmACTV#30123-A1 Jan. 19-Mar. 1 (Skip 2/14)ACTV#30123-A2 Mar. 6-Apr. 24 (Skip 3/13, 4/10

and 4/12)Fee: $89/R $94/NR

Play School with Me Ages 2-3 (with Adult)LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry ACome and enjoy a special hour with your child. Eachweek the children will have fun learning nursery rhymes,finger plays, singing songs and doing a craft with you,while getting prepared for a more structured preschool.When your child is having fun, they are learning!Day/Time: Wed. 10:00-11:00amACTV#30126-A3 Jan. 11-Feb. 29ACTV#30126-A4 Mar. 7-May 2 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $54/R $59/NR

The park district abides by the agerequirement for all programs. All childrenmust be the correct age by 9/1/11.


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Pajama-Rama Ages 2-4 (with Adult)Lincoln-Way Transportation CenterPut your toddler in their PJ’s and come spend somespecial time together with your child. Story time, music andcrafts with your child will make this a memorable timetogether. Blankets and teddy bears are welcome! What away to end the evening!Day/Time: Tues. 6:00-7:00pmACTV#30569-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#30569-A2 Mar. 13-May 8 (Skip 4/10)Fee: $48/R $53/NR

Toddling Time Tuesday Ages 2½-4 LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AAdults, give yourself a little free time and a toddler someconfidence at being on his or her own. Children will makenew friends, play games, listen to stories and music, makesimple craft projects, and enjoy snacks for holiday parties.This is a great preparation class for children who wantto attend school, but aren’t quite ready for the longersession. Day/Time: Tues. 10:00-11:30amACTV#30132-A1 Jan. 24-Mar. 6 (Skip 2/14)ACTV#30132-A2 Mar. 20-May 1 (Skip 4/10Fee: $60/R $65/NR

Friday Morning FunAges 2½-6 LCC (Room 1) Entry CThere are bubbles to blow, bikes to ride, beams to walkand plenty of room to run. This class offers a fun hour ofsupervised open gym and lots of exciting activities.Register your child for “Time 2 Play” for an additionaltwo hours of fun. Day/Time: Fri. 9:15-10:15amACTV#30135-A1 Jan. 13-Feb. 24ACTV#30135-A2 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Time 2 PlayAges 2½-6LCC (Room 1) Entry CTime 2 Play gives you two hours of alone time while yourchild enjoys Friday mornings having fun and making newfriends. This class offers supervised open gym, music,parachute games and a variety of simple crafts andactivities. Register your child for “Friday Morning Fun”for an additional one hour of fun. Day/Time: Fri. 10:15am-12:15pmACTV#31120-A1 Jan. 13-Feb. 24ACTV#31120-A2 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)Fee: $73/R $78/NR

It’s That Time of the Season -Winter! Ages 2-4LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry A “Winter Wonderland!” This season, we are learning allabout “Winter”. Our crafts, songs, games and stories willall have “Winter” themes. Come join the fun as wecelebrate the magical “Winter Season”! Day/Time: Fri. 12:30-1:30pmACTV#30651-A1 Jan. 13-Feb. 24ACTV#30651-A2 Mar. 2-Apr. 27 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)Fee: $43/R $44/NR

Just Tots Ages 2-4LCC (Room 1) Entry CTots will delight in this class filled with games, songs, fingerplays and loads of “action” time. A little time away fromMom will help encourage independence and easeseparation fears. For an additional hour of fun, sign up for“Mom and Tot(s)” which runs before this class. Be awarethat the instructor will not change diapers.Day/Time: Mon. 10:30-11:30amACTV#30574-A1 Jan. 9-Mar. 12 (Skip 1/16, 2/20 and 3/5)ACTV#30574-A2 Mar. 19-May 7 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $52/R $57/NR

Day/Time: Thurs. 10:30-11:30amACTV#30574-A3 Jan. 12-Mar. 1ACTV#30574-A4 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 4/12 and 5/3)Fee: $57/R $62/NR

Sticky Paws Ages 2-5LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry A Do you like to make snakes from Play-Dough, squish paintbetween your fingers or make scribble pictures? Childrenare encouraged to have their imaginations run wild as theyexplore and investigate activities using art! Please dressfor a mess!Day/Time: Mon. 9:30-10:30amACTV#30573-A1 Jan. 9-Mar. 12 (Skip 1/16, 2/20 and 3/5)ACTV#30573-A2 Mar. 19-May 7 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $48/R $53/NR

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EARLY CHILDHOOD


Princess Adventures Ages 3-5LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry A Enter the world of make believe. Make real crowns andjewelry boxes! Dress in your pretty princess outfits! Wewill hear stories about our favorite princesses and do craftsrelating to the stories! Grab your tiaras and join us foran exciting hour of fun!Day/Time: Mon. 1:00-2:00pmACTV#30572-A1 Jan. 9-Mar. 12 (Skip 1/16, 2/20 and 3/5)ACTV#30572-A2 Mar. 19-May 7 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Little Rah Rahs! Ages 4-6 LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AStand Up! Be Proud! Let’s all cheer for our favorite team!Your daughter will learn cheers, a dance and ripples--allwhile having lots of fun! On the last day of the session,parents can stay to see the awesome routine performed bytheir cheerleaders!Day/Time: Wed. 9:00-9:45amACTV#30576-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 29ACTV#30576-A2 Mar. 7-May 2 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Computertots Ages 3-5LCC (Room 3) Entry DThis national program has been developed by educators toengage inquisitive minds and has been featured on CNNand in Parent’s Magazine. Children will explore excitingcomputer activities in a small interactive group, usingcomputers and other peripherals. Our programsencourage reading and math readiness, creativity andteamwork, to help prepare your child for kindergarten andthe future. Students will experience new learning activitiesusing different software in each session.Day/Time: Thurs. 4:15-4:45pmACTV#38602-A1 Jan. 12-Feb. 2ACTV#38602-A2 Apr. 19-May 17 (Skip 5/3)Fee: $55/R/NR

Smartie Pants Ages 3-5 (with Adult)LCC (Room 3) Entry DAttention working parents…want to spend some qualitytime with your tot? Take your little “smartie pants” to ourearly evening preschool. Your child will meet new friends,reinforce academic concepts, but most of all, spend somegreat time with his/her parent! You can choose Monday,Wednesday or both! We do offer a discounted rate ifyou choose to take both days!Day/Time: Mon. 6:00-7:15pmACTV#31578-A1 Jan. 23-Feb. 27 (Skip 2/20)Fee: $35/R $40/NRACTV#31578-A2 Mar. 12-Apr. 23 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $39/R $44/NR

Day/Time: Wed. 6:00-7:15pmACTV#31578-A3 Jan. 25-Feb. 29 ACTV#31578-A4 Mar. 7-Apr. 18 (Skip 4/11) Fee: $39/R $44/NR

Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 6:00-7:15pmACTV#31578-A5 Jan. 23-Feb. 29 (Skip 2/20)Fee: $60/R $65/NRACTV#31578-A6 Mar. 7-Apr. 18 (Skip 4/9 and 4/11)Fee: $65/R $70/NR

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Early Childhood Program Requirements• Children must be the correct age by 9/1/11, unless otherwise specified. In order to provide your child with the best possible recreational and/or learning experience, all of our programs are planned according to the ages listed in our brochure.

• Classes are for child attending only, except for classes with an adult. Parents should not remain in the classroom or gymnasium after dropping off their child. This is in the child’s best interest, as continual interruptions tend to affect participant’s attention span and inhibit the establishment of peerrelationships.

• All children must be potty-trained, unless they are attending a class where an adult stays with them or otherwise stated in the class description. Diapers are not permitted in independent classes unless stated in the class description.

• Please do not bring food to any class, unless previously arranged.• For your children’s safety, all children enrolled in preschool-age programs must be picked up from the specific classroom or program site by their parents or designated guardian. No child will be released from the classroom to anyone other than these individuals.

• A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedure for all participants is required for all Park District Programs.

Please Note:A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedurefor all participants is required for all ParkDistrict Programs.

Many of the programs in this catalog are longersessions than those in the previous catalog.

Register Now…Don’t Delay!Program limits will be adhered to. If you wait too long, the class may be full or cancelled due to low enrollment.

We no longer accept pre-registration forcontinuous programs, so you may registerfor any section of any program. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO DANCE ORKIDDIE KAMPUS!

KIDDIE KAMPUS 2012-2013


Kiddie Kampus/KinderPlus 2012-2013 – Open House Before you make that important step of choosing the right preschool for your child, come for a tour of our facility and seewhat we have to offer! Our staff will be on hand to give tours of their classrooms and answer any questions you mayhave! Our open house will be Mon., Feb. 20 from 6:00-8:00pm at our Lions Community Center location. Come andmeet the teachers and see what we are all about!

Kiddie Kampus 2012-2013 Ages 3-4 (as of 9/1/12)Resident Registration Date: Saturday, March 248:00-11:00am (Doors open at 7:00am)LCC (Room 1) Entry COut-of-District Registration begins Monday, April 2

We have devised a payment plan to make it easier for our Kiddie Kampus parents in this challenging economy. At time of registration, we are asking for a non-refundable $50 registration fee along with a tee-shirt fee of $10(if needed) and your first month’s tuition. The next payment will not be due until Sept. 15, 2012. Subsequent feesare then divided into 8 equal monthly payments, due by the 15th of the previous month. A late fee of $15 will beaccessed to any account that payment had not been made by that date. Payment-in-full would still be accepted ifthat would better suit your needs. We will waive the $50 registration fee to all accounts paid in full on the day of registration.

What does Kiddie Kampus offer its participants? Children learn many things before going to kindergarten. The New Lenox Community Park District offers preschool classesdesigned to develop social, emotional and physical skills to ensure school readiness. A child’s separation from parents andinvolvement with a non-family member is one of many major steps towards his/her development. Kiddie Kampus provides asafe and supportive environment for your child’s first school experience while increasing his/her self-esteem and confidencethrough age appropriate instruction. Covered during the year are color, shape and number recognition, an introduction tonumber concepts and letter recognition. Your child’s quest for learning will be nurtured through creative play, buildingfriendships, working individually and cooperating as part of a group. These activities promote patience, sharing and theawareness that there is a whole world of people surrounding and supporting them. Songs, stories, activities and games areused for reinforcement and fun.

What requirements are necessary for Kiddie Kampus registration?1. A copy of your child’s birth certificate MUST be provided at registration. A child must be four (three for the 3 year old program), on or before Sept. 1, 2012 and must be able to handle bathroom hygiene independently (potty trained, no diapers). It is very helpful if the child is able to zip/button independently.

2. A $50.00 non-refundable registration fee, $10.00 T-shirt fee and first month’s tuition will be collected, beginning Saturday, March 24, 2012 from 8:00am-11:00pm, when you pre-register your child.

3. A voter’s card or tax bill is required at registration for verification of residency.

Our Kiddie Kampus follows New Lenox School District #122’s calendar year for all full days off except for our winter break. Kiddie Kampus ends Dec. 8 and/or Dec. 9 for the winter session. We resume classes on Jan. 5, 2013.

ACTV# Age Location Day Dates Time Full Payment Monthly Tuition

64001-A1 4 LCC Room 3 M,W,F 9/7/2012-5/10/2013 9:15-11:30am $936 $104/Month

64002-A1 4 LCC Room 3 M,W,F 9/7/2012-5/10/2013 12:30-2:45pm $936 $104/Month

64003-A1 4 LCC Room 3 T, Th 9/6/2012-5/9/2013 9:15-11:30am $657 $73/Month

64004-A1 4 LCC Room 3 T, Th 9/6/2012-5/9/2013 12:30-2:45pm $657 $73/Month

64005-A1 4 LWTC M,W,F 9/7/2012-5/10/2013 9:15-11:30am $936 $104/Month

ACTV# Age Location Day Dates Time Full Payment Monthly Tuition

63001-A1 3 LCC Room 4 M,W,F 9/7/2012-5/10/2013 9:15-11:15am $837 $93/Month

63002-A1 3 LCC Room 4 M,W,F 9/7/2012-5/10/2013 12:30-2:30pm $837 $93/Month

63003-A1 3 LCC Room 4 T, Th 9/6/2012-5/9/2013 9:15-11:15am $567 $63/Month

63004-A1 3 LCC Room 4 T, Th 9/6/2012-5/9/2013 12:30-2:30pm $567 $63/Month

63005-A1 3 LWTC T, Th 9/6/2012-5/9/2013 9:15-11:15am $567 $63/Month

ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED IN THE FEES.Due to priority registration of current 3 year-old Kiddie Kampusparticipants, there are limited spots available in the 4 year-oldKiddie Kampus program.

LCC (Room 3) *Entry D = Lions Community CenterLCC (Room 4) *Entry E = Lions Community CenterLWTC = Lincoln-Way Transportation Center

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Family Open GymAges 3 and overLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseOpen gym reserved for a family setting. The courts will bereserved for Mom and Dad to bring the kids and play pick-up basketball, soccer, volleyball, flag tag or interactivegames. Get out of the house and bring the whole family.Pay at the door.Day/Time: Fri. 6:00-8:00pm (March times are

7:00-9:00pm)ACTV#30290-A1 Jan. 6-May 18 (Skip 1/13, 2/3, 2/17,

3/16 and 4/20) Fee: $5/LWR per Family per Day (Maximum

3 children per family. Additional children are $1 per child.)

Soccer PalsAges 3-4 (with Adult)Spencer Trail School GymnasiumLooking for quality time with your child? This parent-childclass provides great bonding time while introducing him/herto the game of soccer. You will be able to teach your childthe basic soccer skills while having tons of fun. Soccer is a great sport for developing children as it helps improvecoordination and large motor muscles. Day/Time: Tues. 5:30-6:30pmACTV#30300-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 21 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#30300-A2 Mar. 6-May 1 (Skip 3/13, 3/20 and 4/10)Fee: $38/R $43/NR

T-Ball Time Ages 3-5 (with Adult)This indoor class will give your child the opportunity tolearn the game before Summer T-Ball begins! It will featureparent/child introduction to T-Ball basics such as; baserunning, field positions, batting and sportsmanship. Adults must participate with children each week. Sign up your little slugger today!Day/Time: Tues. 5:30-6:30pm ACTV#30141-A2 Feb. 28-Apr. 17 (Skip 3/27 and 4/10)Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium

Day/Time: Wed. 5:30-6:30pmACTV#30141-A4 Mar. 7-May 9 (Skip 3/14, 3/21, 4/11

and 4/25)Location: Spencer Trail School Gymnasium

Fee: $38/R $43/NR

Soccer Stars Ages 5-8Sign up your star to learn the wonderful game of soccer!This class is designed to teach the basic skills of soccerand also help them to improve on their eye-footcoordination and large motor skills. Please bring a waterbottle and shin guards to class.Ages 5-6Day/Time: Tues. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30302-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 21 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#30302-A2 Mar. 6-May 1 (Skip 3/13, 3/20 and 4/10)Location: Spencer Trail School Gymnasium

Ages 7-8Day/Time: Thurs. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30302-A4 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/29, 4/5 and 4/26)Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium

Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Pee-Wee Bumper BowlingAges 2-6Help your little ones learn the game and experience a funfamily activity. All participants will be paired with 3-4children per lane. Bumper Bowling is the perfect way tointroduce your child to a new activity with his/her peers.Registration will be taken at the Park District Office.Day/Time: Tues. 10:00-11:00am ACTV#30320-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 13Fee: $44/R/NR (Fee includes one hour of

bowling (or maximum of one game), shoes and ball included, award and lunch on last day.)

Location: Laraway Lanes Bowling Center1009 Laraway Road, New Lenox

Kick Start Indoor Soccer League Ages 3-6Cherry Hill School GymnasiumThis program cannot run without the help of volunteercoaches. Soccer provides your son/daughter theopportunity to have fun while learning the skills of running,kicking and teamwork. Indoor is a great opportunity topractice and have fun playing soccer all year. Wed., Jan.18 will only be a practice/meet your coach night for 30minutes. Games start Mon., Jan. 23. All game times are5:30pm for ages 3-4 or 6:30pm for ages 5-6. Eachweek you will play on Monday or Wednesday NOT bothdays. You cannot pick Monday or Wednesday, theschedule is done randomly. All participants will needto purchase protective shin guards. Ages 3-4Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 5:30-6:30pmACTV#30303-A1 Jan. 18-Mar. 21 (Skip 2/20 and 3/5)

Ages 5-6Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30303-A2 Jan. 18-Mar. 21 (Skip 2/20 and 3/5)

Fee: $45/R $52/NR (Fee includes jersey and award.)

If you need to cancel, change, or transferfrom a program, limitations do apply. For specific details, please read our REFUND POLICY on page 7 of this catalog.

Don’t forget...Register Early!

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Sports of All SortsAges 4-6Each week your child will learn the fundamentals of a newsport or game. Class may cover such activities as soccer,basketball, football, t-ball, and relays. Teamwork andcooperation skills will be enhanced.Day/Time: Mon. 5:30-6:30pmACTV#30193-A2 Mar. 26-May 7 (Skip 4/9 and 4/23)Location: Spencer Trail School Gymnasium

Day/Time: Thurs. 5:30-6:30pmACTV#30193-A4 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/29, 4/5 and 4/26)Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium

Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Drop-In Family Klassic Kickball Ages 7 and over Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseSpring into action and come out to play the classic game ofKickball with your family. This is a great opportunity tohave fun with your family and friends while exercising.Basic kickball rules will apply. Get a group together and letthe games begin.Day/Time: Sat. 1:30-2:30pmACTV#32332-A1 Mar. 31-May 12 (Skip 4/21)Fee: $35/LWR $45/NR Season Pass

$5 per Night per Family

Open Batting CagesAll AgesLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe batting cages will be open to the public for individualsto work on their hitting and pitching. The cage can bereserved by contacting the Recreation Departmentduring office hours at 815.485.1737. Walk-ups will betaken, but availability cannot be guaranteed. Days andtimes may change due to skip days. Limit of twobatters in cage at a time. Surrounding courts andtrack may not be used to play catch or hit.Days/Times: Mon.-Fri. 7:00-9:00pm

Sat. 1:00-4:00pmJan. 2-May 19 (Various Skip Days Apply)

Fee: $15/LWR $20/NR for 1 Hour$10/LWR $15/NR for ½ Hour

Bitty Basketball Ages 5-7Join our basketball class for kids who want to learn thefundamentals in a NON-competitive environment. We willhelp prepare your child for organized league play. Basicskills will be taught in a structured, progressive manner.Dribbling, passing, shooting, basic game-play,sportsmanship, and other fun games will be introduced.Day/Time: Tues. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30331-A2 Feb. 28-Apr. 17 (Skip 3/27 and 4/10)Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium

Day/Time: Wed. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30331-A4 Mar. 7-May 9 (Skip 3/14, 3/21, 4/11

and 4/25)Location: Spencer Trail School Gymnasium

Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Fun with FlagAges 5-7Spencer Trail School GymnasiumDo you have play-off fever? Learn the basics of flagfootball such as positions, plays and developmental skills.These classes are designed to introduce new players tothe game. Players who need to brush up on fundamentalsare also welcome to attend. This program introduces lead-up activities to our Flag Football Leagues.Day/Time: Mon. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#30238-A2 Mar. 26-May 7 (Skip 4/9 and 4/23)Fee: $41/R $46/NR

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Drop-In Youth Open GymGrades 1-8Lincoln-Way West High School Field HouseGet your friends together to enjoy a fun night. The court isopen for you and your friends. Stop in and start your owngame of basketball, volleyball or ultimate Frisbee. Get offthe couch and join the crowd! All participants’parents/guardian MUST sign a waiver and MUSTaccompany children in Grades 1-3. Pay at the door.Day/Time: Tues. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#36291-A1 Feb. 28-May 15 (Skip 3/20)Fee: $2 per Night

All parks and facility locations can befound on page 50 of this catalog.Activity Location Abbreviations: LCC – Lions Community Center or LWTC – Lincoln-Way Transportation Center

The park district abides by the agerequirement for all programs. All childrenmust be the correct age by 9/1/11.

YOUTH ATHLETICS


Midwest Youth Team TennisAges 7-10 Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseMidwest Youth Team Tennis is the largest youth tennisprogram in the Midwest for children 10 years and younger. Ithas been developed to give children the opportunity to playtennis as a team sport, just like other youth sports. TheMidwest Youth Team Tennis program uses the modifiedQuickStart Tennis play format featuring age/size appropriateequipment. With Midwest Youth Team Tennis, everyoneplays, everyone has fun and everyone wins! Registration Deadline: Fri., Mar. 2. ALL REGISTRATIONIS BEING TAKEN BY MIDWEST YOUTH TEAM TENNIS.Please visit their website atwww.MidwestTeamTennis.com for further information.

Ages 7-8Day/Time: Tues. 7:00-8:00pm Dates: Mar. 20-Apr. 24

Ages 9-10Day/Time: Tues. 8:00-9:00pmDates: Mar. 20-Apr. 24

Fee: $79 (Fee includes racket, T-shirt, ball, USTA Jr. Membership and ACE’s Kids Club Package.)

Floor Hockey Ages 7-12Spencer Trail School Gymnasium The excitement of the Chicago Blackhawks has reintroducedkids to the game of hockey. Fast-paced and always exciting,floor hockey gives your child a great way to participate in anathletic activity. For six weeks, the kids will be divided intotwo teams to have 60-minutes of non-stop fun. Ages 7-9Day/Time: Thurs. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#38390-A1 Jan. 12-Feb. 16 ACTV#38390-A2 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/15, 3/22, 4/5,

and 4/12)

Ages 10-12Day/Time: Thurs. 7:30-8:30pmACTV#38390-A3 Jan. 12-Feb. 16ACTV#38390-A4 Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/15, 3/22, 4/5,

and 4/12)

Fee: $42/R $52/NR

Zumba for Kids Ages 10 and overLCC (Room 1) Entry CLooking for a dance class for your kid’s that is fun anddifferent? It’s finally here. Zumba has become the newdance and fitness craze worldwide. Latin rhythms and easyto follow moves will create a fun and exciting environment foryour children to learn basic Latin steps as well ascoordination and balance. Make sure your child bringsplenty of water as we turn up the heat Latin style. Day/Time: Tues. 6:30-7:15pm ACTV#37642-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17 and 1/31)

Fee: $41/R $46/NRACTV#37642-A2 Mar. 13-May 8 (Skip 4/10)

Fee: $46/R $51/NR

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Ultimate Beginner VolleyballGrades 1-8Spencer Pointe School GymnasiumThis program is open to all boys and girls who arebeginners and other players who want to reviewfundamental skills. Instruction will cover passing, setting,serving, spiking, team play and rules of the game. Skillswill be broken down into simple steps; drills will giveplayers maximum ball contact; and games will be playedevery session.Grades 1-2Day/Time: Mon. 6:00-7:00pmACTV#32213-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 27 (Skip 1/16, and 2/20)ACTV#32213-A2 Mar. 12-May 7 (Skip 4/9 and 4/23)

Grades 3-4Day/Time: Mon. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#32213-A3 Jan. 9-Feb. 27 (Skip 1/16, and 2/20)ACTV#32213-A4 Mar. 12-May 7 (Skip 4/9 and 4/23)

Grades 5-6Day/Time: Wed. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#32213-A5 Jan. 11-Feb. 15 ACTV#32213-A6 Feb. 29-Apr. 4

Grades 7-8Day/Time: Wed. 8:00-9:00pmACTV#32213-A7 Jan. 11-Feb. 15ACTV#32213-A8 Feb. 29-Apr. 4

Fee: $44/R/NR

If you need to cancel, change, or transferfrom a program, limitations do apply. For specific details, please read our REFUND POLICY on page 7 of this catalog.

Many of the programs in this catalog are longersessions than those in the previous catalog.

We no longer accept pre-registration forcontinuous programs, so you may registerfor any section of any program. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO DANCE ORKIDDIE KAMPUS!

YOUTH ATHLETICS


Varsity Volleyball Grades 3-8Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThis class is for boys and girls looking to learn or improvetheir volleyball skills. Class will provide hands-on trainingwith personal attention. Limited spots are available forpersonalized attention. Skills that will be covered includepassing, setting, serving and hitting. Please bring a waterbottle to class.Grades 3-5 Day/Time: Thurs. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#38210-A1 Apr. 5-May 17 (Skip 4/12)

Grades 6-8 Day/Time: Thurs. 8:00-9:00pmACTV#38211-A1 Apr. 5-May 17 (Skip 4/12)

Fee: $50/LWR $55/NR

Dodgeball Grades 4-6Cherry Hill School GymnasiumDodgeball is a sport? That’s right! Fast-paced and alwaysexciting, Dodgeball is as much fun to watch as it is to play.Kids will be introduced/re-introduced to the basics duringthe first week and then play games the remainder of thesession. Dodgeball is a great aerobic workout for those“sleepy” months of the year. Sign up today!Day/Time: Thurs. 7:30-8:30pmACTV#32160-A1 Jan. 12-Mar. 22 (Skip 2/23 and 3/1)

Roadrunners Grades 2-8Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThis running clinic is a great way to stay in shape foryour school’s outdoor season. This clinic is geared forgrade school athletes who want to improve their speedand/or endurance. This clinic will specialize in track andcross-country development. Accommodations will bemade for entry-level athletes to participate in adevelopmental program. Grades 2-4Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#32202-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 6 (Skip 1/30)ACTV#32202-A2 Mar. 5-Apr. 2 (Skip 3/28)

Grades 5-8Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 8:00-9:00pmACTV#32202-A3 Jan. 9-Feb. 6 (Skip 1/30)ACTV#32202-A4 Mar. 5-Apr. 2 (Skip 3/28)

Fee: $37/R $42/NR

Girls’ Only Badminton Clinic Grades 7-12Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseNo previous experience is needed for this program. Our instructors will work with all players from advanced tobeginner. All rackets, shuttles and equipment will beprovided at the clinic. During each session, exciting drillsand activities aimed at improving game skills will be used.Also, a videotape of individual drills will be provided tofurther improve game performance. Day/Time: Sun. 12:00noon-2:00pmACTV#35214-A1 Jan. 15-Feb. 19Fee: $90/LWR/NR

New Lenox Pride Competitive Basketball Grades 7-8Lincoln-Way Central High School Field House Back again this year ~ our Boy’s and Girl’s CompetitiveBasketball League. In this program, an emphasis will beon extensive skill development. High levels of game stylecompetition against other towns in tournaments will beincluded. Because of the nature of the team, there is NOGUARANTEE of equal playing time for all players.Participants can plan on practicing 1-2 times per week andtournament/games on the weekend. No pre-registrationnecessary. If chosen for a team, you will beresponsible for a $100 registration fee and uniform fee(typically $40-$100). THIS PROGRAM CANNOT RUNWITHOUT THE HELP OF VOLUNTEER COACHES! Ifinterested in coaching, please contact the RecreationDepartment at 815.485.1737.Tryouts:Grades 7 Boys~Tues., Jan. 17

and Thurs., Jan. 19~6:00-7:30pmGrades 8 Girls/Boys~Tues., Jan. 17 and

Thurs., Jan. 19~7:30-9:00pm8th Grade Girls – Coaching Opportunity Available7th Grade Boys – Coaching Opportunity Available8th Grade Boys – Scott Christensen


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YOUTH PROGRAMS


Superhero Moviemaking-BatmanAges 5-8LCC (Room 3) Entry DIn this moviemaking class for younger minds, students willmake their very own animated movie featuring Batman.Students will work in teams to create scripts, build theirown sets and film their movies. We will focus on stop-motion animation techniques, storyboarding and specialeffects. We will have a private screening for familyand friends on the last day of class and students willreceive a copy of the class movies on a CD.Day/Time: Thurs. 4:15-5:15pmACTV#38158-A1 Mar. 15-Apr. 5Fee: $63/R/NR

Design It YourselfAges 5-9LCC (Room 4) Entry FUsing a variety of crafting techniques, your young crafterwill design and create fun and exciting projects each weekwhich will be treasured for a lifetime. Please dress for amess.Day/Time: Tues. 4:30-5:45pmWinter, Music, Mexico and Groundhog DayACTV#38650-A1 Jan. 10-Feb. 7 (Skip 1/17)Valentines, Native American, Puzzles and NatureACTV#38650-A2 Feb. 14-Mar. 6Canvas Painting, Silly Crafts, Perler Beads andWorking with WoodACTV#38650-A3 Mar. 13-Apr. 3Earth Day, Recycling, Ecology and Mother’s DayACTV#38650-A4 Apr. 17-May 8

Fee: $42/R $44/NR

Kool Krafts for KidsAges 5-9LCC (Room 4) Entry FDo you know a child who loves making crafts? Have themjoin us as we make some really “Kool Krafts”. Each weekwill have different themes such as Valentine’s Day, EarthDay, Pirates, Rodeo, Down Under, Wooden crafts, Mother’sDay, Animals, Painting, Silly Monsters and muchmore…you never know what actual craft will be done, butyou can be certain they will have lots of fun creating theirvery own projects. Please have them dress for a mess.Day/Time: Wed. 4:30-5:45pmACTV#38249-A1 Jan. 11- Feb. 1ACTV#38249-A2 Feb. 8-Feb. 29ACTV#38249-A3 Mar. 7-Mar. 28ACTV#38249-A4 Apr. 4-May 2 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $44/R $46/NR

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Nature Crafts for KidsAges 5-9LCC (Room 4) Entry FIs there a child in your life that is inquisitive about theoutdoors and loves making crafts? Then have them joinus with crafts that feature nature! Each week will be adifferent theme such as Bugs and Butterflies, Dragonfliesand Habitats, Fish and Frogs, Flowers and Leaves, Turtleand Snakes and much more. Please have them dressfor a mess.Day/Time: Thurs. 4:30-5:45pmACTV#38570-A1 Jan. 12-Feb. 2ACTV#38570-A2 Feb. 9-Mar. 1ACTV#38570-A3 Mar. 8-Mar. 29ACTV#38570-A4 Apr. 5-May 10 (Skip 4/12 and 5/3)Fee: $40/R $42/NR

Junior ChefsAges 5-10LCC (Room 4) Entry FWe might make some hot chocolate with some festivetreats, an afterschool snack or perhaps a fabulous entrée!Learn fun and easy recipes for the winter and springseasons. Each child will take home their owncookbook of recipes each session. Please bring anapron to class.Day/Time: Wed. 6:30-8:00pmACTV#38540-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 7 (Skip 2/8)ACTV#38540-A2 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $82/R $87/NR

Rock and Roll RoboticsAges 6-8LCC (Room 3) Entry DCreate robots that rock and roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDoRobotics System, your robots will include a monkey whoplays a drum to a rock and roll beat, a lion that roars, abird that flaps its’ wings to create a big wind, a sleepinggiant who will awaken on your command and a boat thatwill rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledgeof simple machines, engineering, programming andteamwork in an environment full of Rockin’ Fun! Studentswill work in teams of two.Day/Time: Thurs. 5:45-7:00pmACTV#38601-A1 Feb. 16-Mar. 8Fee: $70/R/NR

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Superhero GroupAges 8-12LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AEvery child will develop their own superhero which willhighlight the child’s personal strengths through roleplaying. The superhero will be used to teach the childpositive ways to solve problems, how to deal withinteractions and how to build positive friendships. Thisgroup will be led by a children’s mental health professional.Day/Time: Mon. 4:00-5:00pmACTV#37561-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 13Fee: $25/R/NR

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Please Note:A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedurefor all participants is required for all ParkDistrict Programs.

YOUTH PROGRAMS


Guitar LessonsAges 7 and overLCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AA supply fee of $16.25 payable to Guitar Fun-damentals is due to the instructor on the first day ofclass. Please bring an acoustic or electric guitar toclass each week. If you are bringing an electric guitaryou will also need to bring a practice amp and cord.Guitar rentals are available at a cost of $7 per weekand need to be set-up prior to the first class. A rentalagreement needs to be signed by an adult and half ofthe rental fee is due on the first day of class withbalance due on the last day of class.

Beginning Guitar IAges 7-12Students will learn basic chords, sight reading and songsin a fun-filled atmosphere. Day/Time: Tues. 5:00-6:00pmACTV#38300-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#38300-A2 Mar. 13-May 15 (Skip 3/20 and 4/10)

Guitar IIAges 7-12Students continue to build on the skills learned inBeginning Guitar I. They will learn advanced chords, sightreading and songs than with Book I; but again in the samefun format. Day/Time: Tues. 6:00-7:00pmACTV#38301-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#38301-A2 Mar. 13-May 15 (Skip 3/20 and 4/10)

Guitar IIIAges 13 and overLearn basic chords, scales, strumming patterns as well assome basic music theory. Class emphasis will be onlearning chord sequences in order for the student to playsome popular songs. Day/Time: Tues. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#36300-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#36300-A2 Mar. 13-May 15 (Skip 3/20 and 4/10)

Fee: $114/R/NR

3D Video Game WorldsAges 8-12LCC (Room 3) Entry DCreate your own 3D video game world! You will learn tobuild mountains and structures, place animals, trees,characters and other items in your own virtual videogameworld! Also, learn the basic subsystems and scriptingentailed in a 3D game system. Students will receivetheir games on a CD to play at home.Day/Time: Thurs. 5:00-6:30pmACTV#38572-A1 Jan. 12-Feb. 2Fee: $78/R/NR

Razzle Dazzle RoboticsAges 8-12LCC (Room 3) Entry DWe will be using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System andadvanced software to build robots with sensors thatcommunicate and control the computers. Move over,Hermione and Harry as students build a magic wand thatmakes amazing things happen on the computer and createtheir own robot puppet that makes an animal dance on thescreen. This special course uses the most innovative toolsavailable to dazzle their friends with what they learn! Day/Time: Thurs. 4:15-5:30pmACTV#38605-A1 Feb. 16-Mar. 8Fee: $70/R/NR

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Intergalactic Moviemaking-Star Wars vs. Transformers Ages 8-12LCC (Room 3) Entry DAre you a Star Wars™ or Transformers™ fan? If so, join us in creating your very own Star Wars™ orTransformers™ movies using special digital moviecameras and software. As directors, we will work in teamsto create our own scripts and film intergalactic scenesusing Legos and other props. We will use stop motionanimation, add sounds and special effects and show ourmovies to family and friends at a private screening on thelast day of class. All students will receive a copy of themovies on a CD after class in completed. Day/Time: Thurs. 5:30-7:00pmACTV#38571-A1 Mar. 15-Apr. 5Fee: $78/R/NR

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Video Game Animation and Design Ages 8-12LCC (Room 3) Entry DIf you love to play video games, here is an opportunity todesign your own updated version of this popular class!Dive into the world of video game design and animation bycreating and programming characters that interact with oneanother while using software created just for kids.Afterwards, you will receive a copy of your game so thatyour friends, parents, and relatives can play! You will beable to continue to work on your project after the classis complete. Day/Time: Thurs. 5:00-6:30pmACTV#38133-A1 Apr. 19-May 17 (Skip 5/3)Fee: $78/R/NR


Please note that program registrations cannotbe taken over the phone. For full registrationinformation, please see page 7 of this catalog.

YOUTH/TEEN PROGRAMS


Alien Invasion RoboticsChallengeAges 8-12LCC (Room 3) Entry DJoin us in this two day class for the Alien InvasionChallenge. Two LEGO® astronauts have crash landedonto an alien planet and they need your help! Using theamazing LEGO Mindstorms® systems and infraredtechnology, students will build and program a robot craft tohelp the astronauts explore the planet. On the first daystudents will learn basic programming, and on the secondday they will put their skills to the test by trying to navigatea pre-set challenge course! Students will work togetherin teams of two.Day/Time: Thurs. 4:30-6:00pmACTV#38135-A1 May 24 and May 31Fee: $53/R/NR

Hook, Lenox & Sinker Fishing ClubAges 10-17LCC (Room 3) Entry DDid you know that your park district has nine differentponds that are available for fishing? To provide you with agreat way to explore our fishing spots, please become amember of our new Hook, Lenox & Sinker Fishing Club.This club will meet every other Tuesday beginning in April.The first club meeting will provide valuable information oncurrent fishing conditions, fishing trends and supplies, aswell as story sharing. The second meeting of the monthwill be spent at one of our wonderful fishing spots. Thisclub is open for beginners as well as our avid teenfishermen. Participation is limited to 30 people, andregistration is required. All participants will receive a“Passport to Fishing” Certificate and an official fishingclub T-shirt.Day/Time: Tues. 6:00-7:30pmACTV#37661-A1 Apr. 3, Apr. 17, May 8, May 22, June 12

and June 26Fee: $15/R/NR

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Bean Bag Tournament Ages 13-17LCC (Room 1) Entry CInvite your friends for some friendly competition of beanbags. A double elimination tournament will be played.We’ll have snacks and beverages for you to enjoy. Cashprizes awarded 80/20 split. Walk-up registration will betaken on day of the event until 7:15pm. Tournament will begin at 7:30pm.Registration Deadline: Thurs., Dec. 22ACTV#36270-A1 Wed., Dec. 28~7:00-10:00pm Registration Deadline: Thurs., Apr. 5ACTV#36270-A2 Wed., Apr. 11~7:00-10:00pm Fee: $20 per Team/$10 per Person

(Fee includes snacks and beverages.)

Overnight Lock-In at Enchanted Castle Ages 11-16Lombard, ILStay up all night playing laser tag, mini-golf, riding go kartsand bumper cars, jumping on inflatables and more. Youwill have all-you-can-eat pizza and pop, $15 in gametokens, karaoke and a continental breakfast buffet in themorning. Lock-in will be with other local park districts.Bring spending money for snacks and additional gametokens. REGISTRATION IS NOW BEING TAKEN.Registration Deadline: Mon., Dec. 12ACTV#26508-A1 Thurs., Dec. 29-Fri., Dec. 30Departure: 9:30pm (LCC)Return: 7:00am (Approximately)Fee: $55/R/NR (Fee includes van

transportation, admission, pizza and beverages.)

Shoppin’ at Woodfield Mall Ages 13-17Schaumburg, ILIt’s a great time to get all those after Christmas sales.Bring a friend and we will spend the day shopping atWoodfield Mall. There are 300 shops to choose from andyou’ll be sure to find some bargains! Please bring moneyfor shopping and for lunch.Registration Deadline: Thurs., Dec. 29ACTV#36984-A1 Tues., Jan. 3Departure: 9:45am (LCC)Return: 2:45pm (Approximately)Fee: $20/R/NR (Fee includes van

transportation.)

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Drop-In Teen Open Gym Ages 12-17Lincoln-Way West High School Field HouseLooking to play basketball, volleyball, or ultimate Frisbeeover the cold winter months? Teens are encouraged tobring their friends and start pick-up games in your favoritesport. Individuals can purchase a season pass or pay adaily rate. Participants MUST sign a waiver. Pay at the door.Day/Time: Fri. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#35531-A1 Jan. 13-May 18 (Skip 3/23)Fee: $10/LWR $15/NR Season Pass

$2 per Night

IPRA All-Night Teen Ski Grades 6-12Chestnut Mountain ResortJoin teens from surrounding Illinois park agencies to ski allnight long at Chestnut Mountain in Galena. The night willbe filled with skiing on 17 lighted slopes and a 7 acresnowboard park to guarantee fantastic fun for skiers andsnowboarders from beginners to experts. Concessionstand available on site so please bring money for food.This trip cannot run without help of volunteer parents soplease consider being a chaperone. Please sign up earlyto assure rental equipment. Parents MUST signpermission slips!Registration Deadline: Wed., Jan. 18Days/Dates: Fri., Feb. 10 and Sat., Feb. 11Departure: 5:45pm (LCC)Return: 8:00am (Approximately)ACTV#34260-A1 $92/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach

transportation, lift ticket and lesson.)ACTV#34260-A2 $108/R/NR (Fee includes motor

coach transportation, lift ticket, ski rental and lesson.)

ACTV#34260-A3 $108/R/NR (Fee includes motor coach transportation, lift ticket, snowboard rental and lesson.)

ADULT ATHLETICS


MARTIAL ARTS


Okinawan KarateAges 4 and overLCC (Room 1) Entry CThis is a foundational karate course taught by an AKAcertified senior student of Carroll’s Martial Arts focusing onbuilding self-discipline, gross motor skills, eye-handcoordination, balance and the flexibility necessary forlearning any martial art while helping the student buildself-confidence to enhance their physical fitness and self-control. Please wear loose fitting clothing to class.Uniforms are optional until Pee-Wee Level 2, but arerequired at PW4 and may be purchased from theinstructor when needed.

MiniAges 4-6With continued enrollment, your child will have theopportunity to advance through 4 Mini Ranks and 9 Pee-Wee Ranks earning a certificate at each level and a pin orbelt at Pee-Wee Level 1. New students are welcome asare continuing students who are working on their Mini1, 2, 3 or 4 ranks.Day/Time: Wed. 6:00-6:30pmACTV#32175-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 22ACTV#32176-A1 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11 and 4/18) Fee: $50/R/NR

Pee-WeeAges 6 and overWith continued enrollment, your child will have theopportunity to advance through 9 Pee-Wee Ranks earninga certificate at each level and a pin or belt at Pee-WeeLevel 1. New students are welcome as are continuingstudents who are working on their PW 1, 2 and 3ranks. In some cases, younger PW4 and PW5students should enroll in this class as well. In order toreceive the belt, students must have the gi pants andthe school t-shirt. Full gi is not required until PW4 andcan be purchased from the instructor. Day/Time: Wed. 6:45-7:30pmACTV#32177-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 22ACTV#32178-A1 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11 and 4/18)Fee: $65/R/NR

Tiger Kwon’s Martial ArtsAges 3 and over Tiger Kwon’s Martial Arts teaches a unique combination ofTaekwondo, Hapkido and Kickboxing known as Kwon MuDo to create a well rounded martial artist. Martial Artschallenge the student to train the body, mind and spirit asone. Students trained under Tiger Kwon practice a senseof respect, humility, discipline and confidence, whichimproves the student in all areas of life. By joining thisprogram, it will offer a regimented exercise program thatbuilds strength, endurance, balance, coordination, agilityand flexibility. For additional information regarding thisprogram, visit www.tigerkwonkicks.com. Register at thePark District Office for reduced rates.Ages 3-6Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 5:15-5:45pmACTV#38170-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 1 ACTV#38170-A2 Feb. 6-Feb. 29ACTV#38170-A3 Mar. 5-Mar. 28 ACTV#38170-A4 Apr. 2-May 2 (Skip 4/9 and 4/11)ACTV#38170-A5 May 7-May 30

Ages 7-12Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 5:45-6:30pmACTV#38170-A6 Jan. 9-Feb. 1 ACTV#38170-A7 Feb. 6-Feb. 29ACTV#38170-A8 Mar. 5-Mar. 28 ACTV#38170-A9 Apr. 2-May 2 (Skip 4/9 and 4/11)ACTV#38170-B1 May 7-May 30

Ages 13 and over Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 6:30-7:15pmACTV#38170-B2 Jan. 9-Feb. 1 ACTV#38170-B3 Feb. 6-Feb. 29ACTV#38170-B4 Mar. 5-Mar. 28 ACTV#38170-B5 Apr. 2-May 2 (Skip 4/9 and 4/11)ACTV#38170-B6 May 7-May 30

Fee: $79/R/NR

Location: Tiger Kwon’s Martial Arts352 West Maple Street, Unit ENew Lenox

Memorial Tree ProgramAre you looking for a special way in which to honor a loved one or to commemorate a Special

Event? The New Lenox Community Park District’s Memorial Tree Program is dedicated to the

planting of a tree in honor of a loved one, organization, or to celebrate your special occasion.

There is a variety of trees that can be purchased and planted. Please keep in mind

that trees may be purchased at any time, but are only planted in the spring and

fall. Each tree will be designated with an engraved plaque honoring your

request. For further information, please call 815.485.3584..


GALAXY DANCERS


Galaxy DancersAges 3½-14LCC (Room 2) Entry EThe New Lenox Community Park District’s “GALAXY STAR DANCERS” will present their annual recitalproduction titled “COLORS IN MOTION”. A kaleidoscope of movement fills the stage as shades of therainbow bring beauty to our world. Gazing at the calm blue waters…playing in the bright yellowsunshine…or flying Old Glory’s red, white and blue are just some of the ways color impacts our lives. Family and friends areinvited to join our talented Ballet, Tap and Hip Hop Jazz students perform on Sun., May 20th at the Lincoln-Way East HighSchool Fine Arts Center. Admission is FREE! An additional fee of approximately $40-$55 for costumes will beincurred for those wishing to participate. Please note that extra recital practices will be scheduled prior to theRecital Presentation. No new students will be accepted into the March session. We are now offering same childdiscounts for registration in multiple dance programs; excluding on-line registration.

Twinkling Stars BalletAges 3½-7Day/Time: Ages 3½-4½~Tues. 2:30-3:00pmACTV#38001-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 ACTV#38002-A1 Mar. 20-May 15 (Skip 4/10)

Day/Time: Ages 3½-4½~Wed. 11:00-11:30amACTV#38003-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 2/29)ACTV#38004-A1 Mar. 21-May 16 (Skip 4/11)

Day/Time: Ages 4½-5~Tues. 3:00-3:30pmACTV#38005-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6ACTV#38006-A1 Mar. 20-May 15 (Skip 4/10)

Day/Time: Ages 4½-5½~Wed. 10:30-11:00amACTV#38007-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 2/29)ACTV#38008-A1 Mar. 21-May 16 (Skip 4/11)

Day/Time: Ages 5-6~Tues. 3:30-4:00pmACTV#38009-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6ACTV#38010-A1 Mar. 20-May 15 (Skip 4/10)

Day/Time: Ages 5-6~Wed. 10:00-10:30amACTV#38011-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 2/29)ACTV#38012-A1 Mar. 21-May 16 (Skip 4/11)


Fee: $60/R $65/NR

Shooting Stars TapAges 5-14Day/Time: Ages 5-6~Wed. 9:30-10:00amACTV#38015-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 2/29)ACTV#38016-A1 Mar. 21-May 16 (Skip 4/11)




Fee: $60/R $65/NR

Sparkling Stars BalletAges 8-14Day/Time: Ages 8-9~Tues. 5:30-6:15pmACTV#38023-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6ACTV#38024-A1 Mar. 20-May 15 (Skip 4/10)

Day/Time: Ages 10-14~Tues. 6:45-7:30pm ACTV#38025-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6ACTV#38026-A1 Mar. 20-May 15 (Skip 4/10)

Fee: $84/R $89/NR

Soaring Stars Hip/Hop JazzAges 8-14Day/Time: Ages 8-9~Fri. 4:45-5:30pmACTV#38029-A1 Jan. 13-Mar. 9ACTV#38030-A1 Mar. 16-May 18 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)

Day/Time: Ages 9-10~Fri. 5:30-6:15pmACTV#38031-A1 Jan. 13-Mar. 9ACTV#38032-A1 Mar. 16-May 18 (Skip 4/6 and 4/13)



Fee: $84/R $89/NR

Online Registration for these programs isunavailable due to special fees or processing.!

!

We no longer accept pre-registration for continuous programs,so you may register for any section of any program. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO DANCE OR KIDDIE KAMPUS!


DANCE/LINCOLN-WAY FIELD HOUSES

Irish DanceAges 3½ and overDance is a powerful ally for developing many of theattributes of a growing child. Irish Dance helps childrenmature physically, emotionally, socially and cognitively. Thephysical benefits of Irish Dance are widely accepted, butthe emotional, social and cognitive attributes have onlyrecently begun to be appreciated. Come join our certifiedinstructors from Dublin, Ireland and expand yourhorizons while learning the fundamentals of Irish Dance.All dancers will be able to perform in a St. Patrick’s DayRecital on Sun., Mar. 11 at the Lincoln-Way CentralHigh School Rosenquist Auditorium. Program attireconsists of gym shoes or ballet shoes and gym shorts.Please bring a water bottle to class.Ages 3½-5Day/Time: Wed. 6:00-6:30pmACTV#37185-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 29Fee: $101/R $106/NRACTV#37185-A2 Mar. 21-May 9 (Skip 4/11 and 4/25)Fee: $80/R $85/NR

Ages 6 and overDay/Time: Wed. 4:15-5:00pmACTV#37185-A3 Jan. 11-Feb. 29Fee: $107/R $112/NRACTV#37185-A4 Mar. 21-May 9 (Skip 4/11 and 4/25)Fee: $85/R $90/NR

Location: Sullivan School of Irish Dance Studio13923 E. Illinois Hwy., New Lenox

GENERAL INFORMATIONHOURS OF OPERATIONMonday-Friday 6:00-9:00pmSaturday 1:00-5:00pmSunday 12:00noon-4:00pm(Lincoln-Way West Only)

FIELD HOUSE RULES 1. Entry to the Lincoln-Way Central Field House is made through the west doors with the Knight Emblem over them.2. Entry to the Lincoln-Way West Field House is made through the Field House Aquatic Center entrance.3. Every individual, regardless of age, who signs up for a program that is located in the field house, will be issued a pass. All passes

will be issued at the Lincoln-Way Field Houses during park district office hours.4. No one will be allowed into the field houses to participate in a program that requires a pass without his/her pass. Each pass will

have the participant's name, expiration date, and all programs enrolled in for the session.5. Lost program passes cost $5 and can be obtained by the Park District Staff during published hours.6. Children under 14 are not allowed in the field house unless the program description states otherwise.7. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Such behavior will result in the revocation of participant's pass for the remainder of the

session with no refund. All revocations are subject to the Recreation Superintendent's review/interpretation.8. Only gym shoes will be allowed in the field house.9. No hats, food, gum or beverages in the field house.10. Due to circumstances beyond our control, additional skip days may be added to our Field House programs. These dates will be

posted as we are notified.

TRACK INFORMATION16 AND OVER1. If you are 16 and over and a Lincoln-Way High School District 210 resident interested in a free unsupervised walking/running pass,

contact Lincoln-Way West Aquatic Office or Lincoln-Way Central Aquatic Office during regular office hours.2. Approximately 8-9 laps in lanes 5 or 6 equal one mile.3. Be alert for others around you.4. No strollers or any wheeled mechanisms.5. Slower moving users shall stay on the inner side of the track, faster moving users stay to the outside.6. Only 2 side by side users allowed during programs. Users may not be 3 abreast across the track.

Lincoln-Way Central IndoorWalking Track Hours of OperationMon.-Fri. 7:30am-2:30pmMon.-Fri. 6:00-9:00pmSat. 1:00-4:00pm

Pick up passes at Lincoln-Way Central AquaticOffice on school days between 7:30am-2:30pm or 6:00-9:00pm.(Enter through the Aquatic Center Doors)Lincoln-Way Central Aquatic Office 815.462.2326

Lincoln-Way West Indoor Walking Track Hours of OperationMon.-Fri. 7:30am-2:30pmMon.-Fri. 6:00-9:00pmSat. 1:00-4:00pmSun. 12:00noon-4:00pm

Pick up passes at Lincoln-Way West Aquatic Officeon school days between 7:30am-2:30pm or 6:00-9:00pm.Lincoln-Way West Aquatic Office 815.717.3526

FITNESS


ZUMBA FOR KIDS ON PAGE 34.

FitnessAges 12 and overStart the year out right by getting in shape with the NewLenox Community Park District and register for one of ourmany fitness programs! Participants under the age of 16are required to be registered along with a parent.

Ladies Weight LiftingLincoln-Way West High School Dance Studio Ladies, no more being shy when it comes to weight lifting.Take your hand weights out of the closet and join us for afun 45-minute workout. Let’s get you lean, fit and speed upyour metabolism. The more muscle the body builds, themore fat you will burn. No prior experience necessary.Please bring a set of 2-5 lb. hand weights, a long toweland water bottle to class.Day/Time: Mon. 6:00-6:45pm ACTV#37510-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 27ACTV#37510-A2 Mar. 12-May 14 (Skip 4/9 and 4/23)Fee: $38/LWR $43/NR

Zumba Zumba fanatics achieve long term benefits whileexperiencing an absolute blast in one exhilarating hour of caloric-burning, heart-racing, muscle-pumping, bodyenergizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage andcaptivate for life! It fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easyto follow moves to create a dynamic workout system.Please bring a towel and water bottle to class. Day/Time: Mon. 9:30-10:30amACTV#37184-A5 Jan. 9-Feb. 27ACTV#37184-A6 Mar. 12-May 14 (Skip 3/19 and 4/9)Fee: $59/R $64/NR Location: LCC (Room 2) Entry E

Days/Time: Mon. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#37184-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 27Fee: $59/LWR $64/NRACTV#37184-A2 Mar. 12-May 14 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $65/LWR $70/NR

Day/Time: Thurs. 6:15-7:15pmACTV#37184-A3 Jan. 12-Mar. 8ACTV#37184-A4 Mar. 15-May 17 (Skip 4/12)Fee: $65/LWR $70/NR

Location: Lincoln-Way West High School Dance Studio

NEW LOCATION

All parks and facility locations can befound on page 50 of this catalog.Activity Location Abbreviations: LCC – Lions Community Center or LWTC – Lincoln-Way Transportation Center

Fitness Centers Ages 14 and overLincoln-Way Central and West High Schools’ Fitness CenterFREE membership for the Fitness Center for the 55 andover crowd! Just register, show your identification, signthe waiver and away you go!! Shape up with state-of-the-art fitness equipment in Lincoln-Way Central and WestFitness Centers. Equipment includes: Magnum circuittraining machines, elliptical steppers, treadmills andrecumbent bicycles. Please note that passes will beissued the first day of the session.Lincoln-Way West Fitness Center: (Weekend andEvening Skip Days: 2/4, 2/7, 2/11, 2/16, 3/17, 3/20, 3/23and 4/21)Days/Times: Mon.-Fri. 5:30-7:30am

Mon.-Fri. 6:00-9:00pmSat. 1:00-4:00pmSun. 12:00noon-4:00pm

Lincoln-Way Central Fitness Center: (Skip Days: 1/7,1/13, 1/14, 2/4, 2/8, 2/18, 2/25, 3/13, 3/17, 4/21, 5/7 and 5/8)Days/Times: Mon.-Fri. 6:00-9:00pm

Sat. 1:00-4:00pm

ACTV#37512-A1 Jan. 2-May 19Fee: $65/LWR $70/NR

Ages 14-18 (LW Students with ID)ACTV#37512-A3 Jan. 2-May 19Fee: $33/LWR

Ages 55+ ONLYACTV#37512-A2 Jan. 2-May 19Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Holiday Fitness CenterAges 14 and overLincoln-Way West High School Fitness CenterKeep your workout up over the holidays at the FitnessCenter.Days/Time: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-7:30amACTV#27194-A1 Dec. 19-Dec. 29Fee: $17/LWR $22/NR

Ages 14-18 (LW Students with ID)ACTV#27194-A3 Dec. 19-Dec. 29Fee: $8/LWR

Ages 55+ ONLYACTV#27194-A2 Dec. 19-Dec. 29Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

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FITNESS

Pilates Matwork/Strength Training LCC (Room 2) Entry EClasses will focus on strengthening deep abdominal andcore muscles through intensive floor exercises. Flexibilityand strength are important components of any fitnessprogram and can help in the prevention of osteoporosis.We will strive to create long, lean musculature throughoutthe body by combining the methods of conditioningdeveloped by Joseph Pilates. Register for the two day aweek program for a discounted rate. Please bring aset of 2-3 pound hand weights and a water bottle toclass. Spri tubes, which add resistance to your workoutwithout putting unnecessary stress on the joints, will beprovided. Day/Time: Tues. 9:15-10:15amACTV#37196-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17)ACTV#37196-A2 Mar. 13-May 8 (Skip 4/10)Fee: $56/R $61/NR

Day/Time: Thurs. 9:15-10:15amACTV#37196-A3 Jan. 12-Mar. 8Fee: $62/R $67/NRACTV#37196-A4 Mar. 15-May 10 (Skip 4/12)Fee: $56/R $61/NR

Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 9:15-10:15amACTV#37196-A5 Jan. 10-Mar. 8 (Skip 1/17)Fee: $94/R $99/NRACTV#37196-A6 Mar. 13-May 10 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $89/R $94/NR

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Weight Loss Management-Fitness for Beginners Having trouble shedding unwanted pounds or justmaintaining your desired weight? This class will focus onweight management tips, proper calorie intake based onyour individual metabolism, along with a 30-minuteworkout program designed specifically for beginners.Register for the two-day a week program at twodifferent locations, for a discounted rate. Please bringa set of 5-10 pound hand weights, a stability ball ifavailable and a water bottle to class. Day/Time: Tues. 7:30-8:15pmACTV#37641-A1 Jan. 10-Mar. 6 (Skip 1/17 and 1/31)Fee: $40/R $45/NRACTV#37641-A2 Mar. 13-May 8 (Skip 4/10)Fee: $44/R $49/NRLocation: LCC (Room 1) Entry C

Days/Time: Tues. and Thurs. 7:30-8:15pmACTV#37641-A3 Jan. 10-Mar. 8 (Skip 1/17, 1/31 and 2/2)Fee: $65/R $70/NRACTV#37641-A4 Mar. 13-May 10 (Skip 4/10 and 4/12)Fee: $69/R $74/NRLocation: Tuesdays: LCC (Room 1) Entry C

Thursdays: Lincoln-Way West High School Dance Studio

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Kundalini YogaLCC (Room 2) Entry EKundalini Yoga uses movement, sound current, breath andmeditation to relax and heal your mind and body, allowingthe spirit to flow freely. It brings a greater feeling of well-being and happiness – our natural birthright as humans.This powerful and effective form of Yoga is a great way torecharge and heal your body quickly. Kundalini Yogastimulates the nervous, glandular and immune systems,while improving strength and flexibility, as it centers themind and opens the spirit. From your very first class, youwill reap rewards including; relief from back pain, stress,addiction, depression and insomnia, as well as weightcontrol. Please come to class on an empty stomach(eat 2 hours before class) and wear loose fittingclothing. Please bring your own yoga mat, blanket anda water bottle to class. Day/Time: Mon. 6:30-7:30pmACTV#37519-A1 Jan. 9-Feb. 27Fee: $64/R $69/NRACTV#37519-A2 Mar. 12-May 14 (Skip 4/9)Fee: $71/R $76/NR

Day/Time: Thurs. 7:30-8:30pmACTV#37519-A3 Jan. 12-Mar. 1ACTV#37519-A4 Mar. 8-May 17 (Skip 3/15, 4/12 and 5/3)Fee: $64/R $69/NR

NEW LOCATION

Get Fit LCC (Room 1) Entry CDo you want a workout that provides new and provenresults to get fit? Please bring your own set of handweights, fitness ball and mat to class. Spri tubes, stepsand Therabands which add resistance and cardio to yourworkout without putting unnecessary stress on the joints,will be provided.Day/Time: Wed. 8:30-9:30amACTV#37518-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 7Fee: $62/R $67/NRACTV#37518-A2 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $56/R $61/NR

NEW TIME

FITNESS


Butts and Gutts LCC (Room 2) Entry EEnjoy a jam-packed, 45 minute strengthening and toningclass with an emphasis on your lower body. In addition tobutt, legs and abdominal exercises, you will also work oncore stability, balance and upper body toning. This is awell-rounded, low impact workout appropriate for all ages.Please bring hand weights and a water bottle to class.Day/Time: Wed. 7:15-8:00pm ACTV#37198-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 29ACTV#37198-A2 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $38/R $43/NR

Drop-In Fitness Pass Do you exercise inconsistently? Do you want to try adifferent exercise program each week? Then purchasingour 5-day punch pass is for you. Use this punch pass toattend any fitness class that you want; excluding fitnessprograms held at Lincoln-Way West High School. AllFitness Punch Passes MUST be picked up whenregistering at Lions Community Center. Please notethat class minimums must be met otherwise programmay be cancelled. Please note that skip days mayvary for each individual fitness program. ACTV#37298-A1 Jan. 9-May 17 Fee: $41/R $46/NR

Abs and Arms LCC (Room 2) Entry EThis is a great way to focus on strengthening andtightening the abs and back as well as your arms! You willlearn how to use the proper form and alignment bycombining a variety of toning techniques in this 45 minuteworkout! Please bring hand weights and a water bottleto class. If you would like to increase the intensity of yourworkout, we encourage you to bring a stability ball to class. Day/Time: Wed. 8:05-8:50pmACTV#37516-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 29ACTV#37516-A2 Mar. 14-May 9 (Skip 4/11)Fee: $38/R $43/NR

Fitness Fanatic PassLincoln-Way West High School Dance StudioDo you want to shape up with state-of-the-art fitnessequipment before or after your eveningexercise program? Then purchase our Fitness FanaticPass. This pass enables you to work out at Lincoln-WayWest’s Fitness Center either before or after your eveningfitness class. Please note that this pass is for fitnessprograms held only at Lincoln-Way West High School.Please note that skip days may vary for eachindividual fitness program. Please see Fitness Centerhours for days and times.ACTV#37298-A2 Jan. 9-Mar. 8ACTV#37298-A3 Mar. 12-May 17 (Skip 4/9 and 4/12)Fee: $26/LWR $31/NR


If you would like to join an exerciseclass, but need child care in the

morning, be sure to look at the varietyof daily programs availablein the

Early Childhood section of this catalog.

online registration is just a click away l www.golfsanctuary.com l 45

SANCTUARY GOLF COURSE

485 North Marley Road, New Lenox, IL 60451

Call 815.462.GOLF (4653) Fax 815.462.4659www.golfsanctuary.com

Bob Schulz, PGA Professional

Thank You Sanctuary Golf Course Patrons!On behalf of all management and staff, we would like to extend our sincere thanks for yourcontinuing patronage this year. We promise to continue to improve and expand the course

services in order to ensure a quality golfing experience at The Sanctuary Golf Course facilities.

Don't Miss the 29th AnnualPenguin Open!Visit our website www.golfsanctuary.com foradditional information.

Fall Rate Specials from Nowthrough December!Weekdays $22 to Walk $35 to Ride (Play All Day)Weekends $30 to Walk $42 to Ride (Play All Day)Seniors Weekdays $27 cart included

Use of Facilities and Policies.The owner, operator, and management of TheSanctuary Golf Course believe it is in the best interestof the community, the golf course facility and itspatrons, to establish general facility usage guidelines.

1. Any activity not related to the purpose of the golf coursefacility and clubhouse, unless authorized in writing, is strictly prohibited.

2. Dogs and other pets are not permitted on the golf courseor grounds at any time.

3. Running, jogging, walking, snowmobiling, fishing, huntingand any other activity not related to the purpose of thefacility is strictly prohibited on The Sanctuary Golf Courseproperty.

Check our website for information on Winter Golf.

PARTY RENTALS

46 l For information call 815.485.1737 l www.newlenoxparks.org

Perfect Party! Ages 3-9Lincoln-Way Transportation CenterHow about throwing the perfect party without having to do the work? We will run the entire partyfor you! We are your one-stop, hassle-free party planning service! You will be able to choose froma number of themes suited for your child. You must book three weeks in advance and payment isdue in full at time of booking. Themes to choose from are: “All About Trucks”, “Pirate Adventure”,“Pretty Princess” and “Hawaiian Luau”. Themed paper goods, decorations, crafts, ice cream andcake are included in the price. All parties are 1½ hours. If you are interested in booking aparty, call Jean at 815.485.3584 to reserve the date. Party times are Fridays 1:00-2:30pm and 3:00-5:30pm or Saturdays 11:00am-12:30pm and 1:00-2:30pm.Dates: Jan. 13-May 19Fee: $125 Resident (Maximum of 12 guests) *$5 for extra guests – no more than 15

$150 Non-Resident (Maximum of 12 guests)

Athletic Birthday PartiesAll Ages (Must be 21 to rent.)Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseTired of the same ol’ birthday parties? Looking for something fun to do for your child’s nextbirthday? We are offering gym rentals to host your next event. Some equipment available forparties includes basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, soccer, etc. Space is available on Fridaysfrom 6:30-9:00pm and on Saturdays from 1:00noon-4:00pm. Party area for eating and openingpresents is available for an additional charge. For reservations and available dates, pleasecall the Recreation Department at 815.485.1737.Days/Times: Fri. 6:30-9:00pm

Sat. 1:00-4:00pmDates: Jan. 20-May 19 (Skip 2/3, 2/4, 2/17, 2/18, 2/25, 3/3,

3/16, 3/17, 3/24, 4/20 and 4/21)Fee: $50/LWR $60/NR Hour of Gym Space

$25/LWR $30/NR Hour in Party Area

Pool Party RentalsAdult (Must be 21 to rent pool.)Lincoln-Way West High School Aquatic CenterAre you looking for a special way to celebrate any occasion? We are offering party rentals atLincoln-Way West High School’s Aquatic Center. A choice must be made either the shallow end or the deep end of the pool or both (additional fee required). The upper level (concession stand area) may also be rented for one hour. Please call the Recreation Department for skip dates.Anyone interested must call the Recreation Department at 815.485.1737 to reserve the pool.Days/Times: Sat. 2:00-3:00pm or 3:00-4:15pm

Sat. 4:30-5:30pm or 5:30-6:45pmSun. 11:30am-12:30pm or 12:30-1:45pmSun. 2:00-3:00pm or 3:00-4:15pm

Dates: Jan. 15-Apr. 1 (Skip 1/21, 1/22, 2/4, 2/18, 2/19, 3/3, 3/4 and 3/17-3/25)Fee: $145/LWR/NR per Pool per Hour (Fee includes lifeguards.)

$35/LWR/NR per Hour for Room Rental


ADULT PROGRAMS

Open Batting CagesAll AgesLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe batting cages will be open to the public for individualsto work on their hitting and pitching. The cage can bereserved by contacting the Recreation Departmentduring office hours at 815.485.1737. Walk-ups will betaken, but availability cannot be guaranteed. Days andtimes may change due to skip days. Limit of twobatters in cage at a time. Surrounding courts andtrack may not be used to play catch or hit.Days/Times: Mon.-Fri. 7:00-9:00pm

Sat. 1:00-4:00pmJan. 2-May 19 (Various Skip Days Apply)

Fee: $15/LWR $20/NR for 1 Hour$10/LWR $15/NR for ½ Hour

Horseback Riding LessonsAges 7 and overHorseback riding at Arriviste Arabians Riding Center is agreat way to build confidence and friendships for life.Professional instructors will teach you how to groom, tackand ride a horse from beginner to advanced. Ride yearround in the indoor and outdoor arenas. Register at thePark District Office for reduced rates. There is a limitof 6 participants per lesson. ACTV#32250-A1 Please call 708.838.2099 to schedule

lessons.Fee: $168/R/NR - 5 lessonsLocation: Arriviste Arabians Riding Center

16145 West Bruce Road, Lockport

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VENUE

Adults-Only Horseback Riding LessonsAges 18 and overHorseback riding is a great way to reduce stress, loseweight and build confidence. Arriviste Arabians RidingCenter will help you reach whatever your goal is inHorseback riding, from beginner to advanced, Western orEnglish riding. You will learn how to groom, tack and ride ahorse with morning and evening lessons available yearround. Register at the Park District for reduced rates.There is a limit of 6 participants per lesson. ACTV#37253-A1 Please call 708.838.2099 to schedule

lessons.Fee: $168/R/NR - 5 lessonsLocation: Arriviste Arabians Riding Center

16145 West Bruce Road, Lockport

Puppy Kindergarten All-Breed Dog Obedience Ages 8 weeks-4 monthsDo you have a new puppy at home? If so, then the IlliniGreat Dane Club is offering the perfect class for both ofyou. Emphasis will be placed on housebreaking, chewingand biting, jumping, controlled walking, coming whencalled, sit, stand, down/stay, playing with your puppy,socializing and much more! Handlers of dogs MUST be12 years of age or older. Bring a 4-6 ft. leash and softtreats to all classes along with your receipt. Pleaseregister at the Park District Office.Day/Time: Wed. 6:00-7:00pmACTV#37250-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 22ACTV#37250-A2 Mar. 7-Apr. 18Fee: $80/R/NR - 7 lessonsLocation: Francis 4-H Field Building

801 Francis Road, New Lenox

Beginner All-Breed Dog Obedience Ages 5 months-AdultBecome familiar with how your dog thinks and responds toyour commands. Learn basic obedience for home orcompetition offered by Illini Great Dane Club. Areas to becovered will include controlled walking, sit and down/stay,stand/stay, coming when called, jumping up on peoplealong with other basics every dog should know!Obedience collars and leashes are available forpurchase at the first class. Please register at the ParkDistrict Office.Day/Time: Wed. 7:00-8:00pmACTV#37251-A1 Jan. 11-Feb. 22ACTV#37251-A2 Mar. 7-Apr. 18Fee: $90/R/NR - 7 lessonsLocation: Francis 4-H Field Building

801 Francis Road, New Lenox

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VENUE

When visiting local parks with your pet; please

remember that Park District and Village ordinances

require dogs to be leashed at all times. Owners are responsible

for cleaning up any animal excrement from public property.

Reminder to Pet Owners

Come Run for Fun Lions DenHave you been thinking about wanting to start running?Come join us early in the morning for a two-mile run on theOld Plank Trail. Flags will be set at every quarter mile,before reaching the one-mile marker, to strengthen,challenge, motivate and encourage the runner to meet theirown personal goals. Stay Fit, Stay Healthy, Stay Alive!!!!ACTV#32203-A1 Sat., Mar. 31-July 28~(Begin at 7:00am)Fee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

Investing in Uncertain TimesAdultLCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AScared about the market? Unsure if you should be investingin stocks, bonds, cash, or under your mattress? Well thentake an hour and learn about what you should be doingduring these uncertain times. Come learn about the currentmarket conditions, gain some historical perspective, and learn what to do now and where to begin.Registration Deadline: Thurs., Jan. 26 ACTV#39999-A1 Wed., Feb. 1~7:00-8:00pmFee: $3/R/NR

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How to Fund Higher Education AdultLCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AThis workshop is for anyone who wants to learn more aboutfunding higher education expenses. Come learn about whatoptions are available for saving for college. The advantagesand disadvantages to the different options and what may bebest for your situation. Registration Deadline: Wed., Mar. 21 ACTV#39998-A1 Thurs., Mar. 29~7:00-8:00pmFee: $3/R/NR

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ADULT ATHLETICS/LEAGUES


Co-Ed Power Volleyball League Ages 18 and overLincoln-Way West High School Field HouseBring your team and play for a chance to win cash prizes!Tournament champions will also receive Tshirts. This Co-EdPower Volleyball is for ages 18 and over and will follow officialUSA Volleyball rules. Round-Robin regular season schedulewill be followed by a single elimination tournament. Allgames will be refereed. There is a maximum of 12 peopleper team.Day/Time: Wed. 7:15-9:30pmACTV#32215-A1 Feb. 22-May 9 Fee: $300/LWR $315/NR per Team

Drop-In Adult Dodgeball Ages 18 and overCherry Hill School GymnasiumDodgeball isn’t just for kids! Bring friends, family, neighbors,or anyone who is in the mood for fun! Pick-up style gameswill be played each night. All participants MUST sign awaiver before participating. Sign up for the entire sessionor pay at the door.Day/Time: Mon. 7:30-9:30pmACTV#37292-A1 Jan. 9-May 21 (Skip 1/16, 2/20, 3/5, 3/26

and 4/9)Fee: $30/R $35/NR Season Pass/$4 per Night

Drop-In Adult Open Basketball Ages 18 and overLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseGet your friends together and come out for an exciting nightplaying basketball. Shoot around, play pick-up games or set-up teams for non-league games. Participants MUST sign awaiver. Sign up for the entire session or pay at the door.Day/Time: Thurs. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37290-A1 Mar. 1-May 17 (Skip 4/12)Fee: $24/LWR $29/NR Season pass

$4 per Night

Co-Ed 12” Summer Softball League Ages 18 and overLions Den ParkAll leagues will be U.S.S.S.A. sanctioned. There will be amandatory captains meeting before each league begins.Please note that cancellations due to weather can be onanother night. All fees must be paid before you play. Asecurity deposit of $150 (NON-REFUNDABLE) is due attime of registration. It will be used as part of theregistration fee and is non-refundable in the event of acancellation. Cash prizes and Tournament Championshipshirts will be awarded. New Team Registration: Fri., Mar. 16Registration Deadline: Fri., Apr. 20ACTV#12143-A1 May 3-Aug. 2

Thurs. game times 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm or 9:30pm

ACTV#12143-A2 May 4-Aug. 3Fri. game times 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm or 9:30pm

ACTV#12143-A3 May 6-Aug. 5 (Skip 5/27)Sun. game times 4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm or 7:00pm

Fee: $660 per Team

Men’s Summer 12” Softball League Ages 18 and overLions Den ParkAll leagues will be U.S.S.S.A. sanctioned. There will be amandatory captains meeting before each league begins.Please note that cancellations due to weather can be onanother night. All fees must be paid before you play. Asecurity deposit of $150 (NON-REFUNDABLE) is due attime of registration. It will be used as part of theregistration fee and is non-refundable in the event of acancellation. Cash prizes and Tournament Championshipshirts will be awarded.New Team Registration: Fri., Mar. 16Registration Deadline: Fri., Apr. 20ACTV#12145-A1 Apr. 30-July 30 (Skip 5/28)

Mon. game times 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm or 9:30pm

ACTV#12145-A2 May 1-July 31Tues. game times 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm or 9:30pm

ACTV#12145-A3 May 2-Aug. 1 (Skip 7/4)Wed. game times 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm or 9:30pm

Fee: $660 per Team

Drop-In Adult Open GymAges 18 and overLincoln-Way West High School Field HouseCome enjoy a Friday night with some friends. Play anythingfrom basketball and volleyball to badminton and ultimatefrisbee. Come and bring your friends for an exciting twohours of fun! Participants MUST sign a waiver. Check ourwebsite for any additional open gym days or times.Day/Time: Fri. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37299-A1 Jan. 6-May 18 (Skip 3/23)Fee: $4 per Night

Drop-In Adult Open BadmintonAges 18 and overLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe New Lenox Community Park District is opening the FieldHouse doors every Wednesday for Badminton enthusiasts.Bring your friends for an exciting two hours of fun.Participants MUST must sign a waiver. Sign up for theentire session or pay at the door.Day/Time: Wed. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37291-A1 Jan. 4-May 16 (Skip 2/8 and 2/29)Fee: $39/LWR $44/NR Season Pass

$4 per Night

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Women’s Open Fun Volleyball Ages 18 and overLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseJoin your friends or make some new ones. Women of allages enjoy our recreational non-competitive volleyballprogram. Come serve, set, pass and have fun!Day/Time: Mon. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37296-A1 Jan. 9-May 14 (Skip 2/13, 2/20 and 5/7)

(North Gym on 2/27)Fee: $28/LWR $33/NR

PLEASE NOTE:Our on-line registration saves time in

everyone's busy schedules. However, in

order to register on-line, there are a few pieces of

one-time documentation that must be completed and

presented before providing you with your user name and

password….Visit our website for full details.

Once complete, registration is only a click-away!


ADULT DROP-IN/FAMILY OPEN SWIM

What is the S.T.O.P. PROGRAM?

S.T.O.P. stands for Stop Trashing Our Parks.This beaver character is designed to increase awareness of a community effort to deterpark vandalism. This program offers cash rewards for any information provided whichleads to the apprehension of park vandals. Any individuals providing information are notrequired to identify themselves. It is our hope that kids of all ages can relate to this"friendly mascot" and understand that he is trying to protect the parks. Our park district now offers an introduction to this program which can be presented to schools and civic groups.

Drop-In Adult Open VolleyballAges 18 and overLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe New Lenox Community Park District is opening theCentral Field House doors every Wednesday for Volleyballenthusiasts. Get your friends and family together for anenjoyable night of volleyball. Participants MUST sign awaiver. Sign up for the entire session or pay at the door. Day/Time: Wed. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37295-A1 Jan. 4-May 16 (Skip 2/8 and 2/29)Fee: $39/LWR $44/NR Season Pass

$4 per Night

Open Tennis CourtsAll AgesLincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe New Lenox Community Park District has an opentennis program following an overwhelming need foravailable tennis space in the fall. The Field House is agreat outlet to keep your game going in the offseason. The court can be reserved by contacting theRecreation Department during office hours at815.485.1737. Walk-ups will be taken but, availabilitycannot be guaranteed. Days and times may changedue to skip days. Days/Time: Fri. 7:00-9:00pm and Sat. 1:00-4:00pmDates: Jan. 6-May 19

(Various Skip Days Apply)Fee: $20/LWR $25/NR per Court per Hour

Drop-In Men’s 35 & Over Open BasketballAges 35 and overLincoln-Way West High School Field HouseEnjoy an evening of fun while polishing up your basketballskills. Join your friends for a fun night of basketball. Shootaround, play pick-up games or set-up teams for non-leaguegame. Participants MUST sign a waiver. Sign up forthe entire session or pay at the door.Days/Time: Mon. and Wed. 7:00-9:00pmACTV#37293-A1 Jan. 2-May 16 (Skip 1/30)Fee: $75/LWR $80/NR Season Pass

$4 per Night

Family Open SwimAll Ages (Parent(s) must accompany children in pool area.) Lincoln-Way West High School Aquatic CenterGet the family together and spend some quality time atthe pool. Family swim will provide you with ample timeto enjoy family activities while having fun splashing andplaying! All registration will be taken at the door.Please call the Recreation Department at815.485.1737 for more information.Day/Time: Sun. 4:30-6:30pm

Jan. 15-Apr. 1(Skip 1/22, 2/19, 3/4, 3/18 and 3/25)

Fee: $4/LWR/NR Adult per Day$2/LWR/NR Child per Day

Family Open Swim Guidelines1. Please use the P.E. boys’/girls’ locker rooms. Community locker

rooms are not available for use.2. Anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult at all times.3. Parents/Guardians who are not swimming must pay entrance fee.4. Children may not be dropped off for open swim. Children who

are dropped off will NOT be allowed into the pool area.5. Balcony doors will remain locked during open swim hours.6. All non-swimmers must enter thru the locker rooms, remove street shoes, and remain on deck as long as their children are on deck or in pool.

7. Child/adult ratio may be no greater than 6 children to 1 adult.8. Swimmers must bring their own floatation devices and toys, such as noodles, inner tubes, rings, goggles, etc.

9. Only 1 diving board available for open swim.10. Lifeguards are on duty for the safety of swimmers in the water.11. All questions/comments should be directed to Park District staff

member on duty.



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REGISTRATION FORM


REGISTRATION

YOU MUST SIGN AND DATE WAIVER TO PARTICIPATE IN PARK DISTRICT PROGRAMS.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND BE AWARE THAT IN REGISTERING YOURSELF OR YOUR MINOR CHILD/WARD FOR PARTICIPATION IN THEPROGRAM(S), YOU WILL BE WAIVING AND RELEASING ALL CLAIMS FOR INJURIES YOU OR YOUR CHILD/WARD MIGHT SUSTAIN ARISINGOUT OF THE PROGRAM(S).

I RECOGNIZE AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN RISKS OF PHYSICAL INJURY TO PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROGRAM(S) ANDI AGREE TO ASSUME THE FULL RISK OF ANY SUCH INJURIES, DAMAGES OR LOSS REGARDLESS OF SEVERITY, WHICH MY CHILD/WARDOR I MAY SUSTAIN AS A RESULT OF PARTICIPATING INANY ACTIVITIES CONNECTED OR ASSOCIATED WITH ANY SUCH PROGRAM(S).

I WAIVE AND RELINQUISH ALL CLAIMS I OR MY CHILD/WARD MAY HAVE AGAINST THE NEW LENOX COMMUNITY PARK DISTRICT AND ITSOFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES, AND ANY OTHER COOPERATIVE PARK DISTRICT AND ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS,SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES, AS A RESULT OF PARTICIPATION OR THE PARTICIPATION OF MY CHILD/WARD IN ANY OF THE PROGRAM(S)AND COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS WITH OTHER PARK DISTRICTS. I FURTHER AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS AND DEFENDTHE PARK DISTRICT(S) AND ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS AND EMPLOYEES FROM ANY AND ALL CLAIMS RESULTING FROMINJURIES, DAMAGES AND LOSS SUSTAINED BY ME OR BY MY CHILD/WARD, ARISING OUT OF, CONNECTED WITH, OR IN ANY WAYASSOCIATED WITH THE ACTIVITIES OF ANY OF THE PROGRAM(S). I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE PROGRAM DETAILS ANDWAIVER AND RELEASE ALL CLAIMS.

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PHOTO DISCLAIMERRegistrants and Participants permit the

taking of photos and videos of themselves and their children duringPark District activities for publication

and use as the Park District deems necessary.


BANQUETS & SHELTER RENTALS

Room Rentals at LionsCommunity Center (LCC)All room rentals have a $50 refundable security depositalong with the room rental costs. Rentals are available toboth New Lenox residents and nonresidents. Participantsare able to bring their own food and beverages.However, alcohol is not permitted. Chairs and tables willbe set up for no additional fees. Rentals must be madeseven days in advance.

Room 1 Holds up to 125 peopleFee: $65 per hour

Room 2 Holds up to 50 peopleFee: $45 per hour

Rooms 1 and 2 hold 175 people w/o dance floor.

Fee: $90 per hour

Bi-Centennial Room Holds up to 50 peopleFee: $45 per hour

BanquetsAll banquets are planned through the Park District'sBanquet Coordinator. While you are welcome to bringyour own catering, all beverages and alcohol must beprovided by our own bar. In order to have the bar, thebanquet will need to have 75 or more adult participants.

Fee: $250 refundable security deposit. $100 non-refundable application fee.This fee will come off the final banquet bill.All other costs will be determined by the Banquet Coordinator.

Park Shelter RentalsAre you looking for a wonderful and affordable way to hostyour next outdoor celebration? Look no further…Currently,the New Lenox Community Park District offers shelter rentalsat eight of their 34 park sites, all of which are developed withplayground equipment! New Lenox ParkDistrict residents have the opportunity to rent the followingPark Shelters:

Cherry Hill Park ~ Washington & Kingston Dr.*Firefighters Park ~ Manor DriveHaines Wayside Park ~ Haines Ave., West of CedarHibernia Park ~ Eagle Circle & Blarney Road*Jacob Lowell Park ~ Illinois Highway, East of CedarSchoolhouse Manor Park ~ Cornell Drive, South of Rt. 30**Stonebridge Park ~ Nelson & Grandview Drive** Wildflower Park ~ Washington & Cherry Hill Road**

*No Alcohol Allowed**No Electric

Rentals for the 2012 Season will begin onJanuary 3, 2012!Park shelter rental costs include refundable security deposits,use of electric (where applicable), and shelter rental. Pleaseremember that these are public parks and open space willremain open to the public.

Inflatables must be pre-approved by our FacilitiesSuperintendent and Proof of Insurance provided by operatingvendor. For more information, please contact 815.485.3584.

Registration for all rentals and banquets can be done at theLions Community Center, 1 Manor Drive in New Lenox.

Registration for all rentals and banquets can bedone at the Lions Community Center located at

1 Manor Drive in New Lenox.

Please call Jeri, Banquet Coordinator, at theLions Community Center at 815.485.3584,

for more information.

Adopt-A-ParkThe Adopt-A-Park program is designed to allow resi-dents and organizations to become involved with their parks. Anyonewho is interested in doing something; no matter how small or large,please call the Park District Office. Help protect your parks. Pleasereport vandalism to the Park District Office and/or the New LenoxPolice Department immediately.


21800 S. LaGrange Road, Frankfort, IL 60423 • Phone: 815.464.2811 • Fax: 815.464.2813 • www.lwsra.org

LWSRA/FRIENDS OF THE PARKS/NLFD

THANK YOU NEW LENOX COMMUNITY PARK DISTRICT!LWSRA has been named a recipient of a $2.5 million Park and Recreational Facility Construction Grant from the IllinoisDepartment of Natural Resources. Applied for by New Lenox Community Park District on behalf of LWSRA, the grant willassist in construction of a $4.1 million facility at Heather Glen Park off of Laraway and Schoolhouse Road in New Lenoxwhich will include gymnasium, stage, fitness area, learning kitchen, offices, classrooms and wheelchair softball field.

New Lenox Fire Protection District

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES PUBLIC EDUCATION BUREAU

Saturday, December 3Saturday, January 7Saturday, February 4Saturday, March 3Saturday, April 7

2011 Class CPR Schedule Registration for these classes is taken at:New Lenox Fire Station #1,261 East MapleNew Lenox, Illinois

The cost of these classes are as follows:$30.00 CPR For Health Care ProviderClasses are from 8:00am-12:00pm.

Registration for these classes is taken at:New Lenox Fire Station #1,261 East MapleNew Lenox, Illinois

The cost of these classes are as follows:$30.00 CPR For Health Care ProviderClasses are from 8:00am-12:00pm.

If you have any questions or to obtain additional public educational dates,please contact the Public Education/CPR Coordinator at 815.463.4500.

Become a New Lenox Friends of the Parks member today!For further information, please email [email protected] or call 815.462.2564.

Join the New Lenox Friends of the Parks to assist area residents with:

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Providing recreationalopportunities for individuals withdisabilities



830 West Laraway Road(at Laraway & Nelson, next to CVS)

815.463.8300VISIT US ONLINE AT www.pizzamiaonline.com


58 l For information call: 815.485.3584 l online registration is just a click away l www.newlenoxparks.org

320 Maple Street, New Lenox

815.485.8100

310 W. Lincoln Hwy., Frankfort

815.469.2196

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MEMORIAL CHAPELS

Kurtz Memorial Chapel102 E. Francis Rd.

P.O. Box 129New Lenox, IL 60451

815-485-3200

Kurtz Memorial Chapel65 Old Frankfort Way

P.O. Box 1031Frankfort, IL 60423

815-806-2225

Goodale Memorial Chapel912 Hamilton St

P.O. Box 212Lockport, IL 60441

815-838-1533

Pre-arrangement Center815-462-6620

Evenings & Saturday Appointments

Dentistry for your family

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2449 E. Joliet HighwayBluestone Commons(just east of Lowe’s)

New Lenox, IL 60451815.485.2536

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Your Community Bank - Locally Owned & Operated

Created with you in mind

20181 S. LaGrange RdFrankfort, IL 60423815-806-7001

1938 E. Lincoln Hwy. Unit 101New Lenox, IL 60451

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FREE 15 MINUTESIn Batting Cage with purchase of 15 min.One coupon/person. Expires 8/31/2012

New Lenox Community Park DistrictOne Manor DriveNew Lenox, IL 60451

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