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General Information
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Our Mission
The mission of the City of Galesburg Recreation Division is to enhance our community by providing quality recreation programs and facilities, to
meet the needs and enjoyment of all ages in our community and surrounding area, to provide for a better quality of life.
Recreation Facilities
Administrative Office
Lakeside Recreation Facility
1033 South Lake Storey Road
309/345-3683
Allison Campground
1351 South Lake Storey Road
309/344-1534
Bunker Links Golf Course
3500 Lincoln Park Drive
309/344-1818
Registration Information
TO REGISTER
Program registration is taken at Lakeside Recreation Facility, 1033 South Lake
Storey Road, or by completing the mail-in registration form, with payment, to the
City of Galesburg, Recreation Division, REGISTRATION, P.O. Box 1387,
Galesburg, IL 61402-1387.
Please make checks payable to: City of Galesburg.
Registration forms must be completed before your registration can be processed.
WEB PAGE
Check us out at: www.ci.galesburg.il.us
(Go to Park and Recreation under Quicklinks).
COVER PHOTO
Lincoln Park Gazebo
Hawthorne Municipal Gymnasium
2265 Veterans Drive
309/345-3693
Hawthorne Municipal Pool
2331 Veterans Drive
309/345-3694
Kiwanis Park Softball Complex
2191 East Knox Street
Lake Storey Softball Complex
1644 Machen Drive
Lake Storey Pavilion
1572 Machen Drive
309/345-3683
Lake Storey Beach
1572 Machen Drive
Insurance, Cancellations,
Refunds and Changes
Insurance
Individual accident liability insurance is not provided by the City of Galesburg. Large
private parties or special events may be required to show proof of liability insurance.
Program Cancellations and Refunds
Registration is very important for the success of programs. A deadline is given to
determine if our enrollment is sufficient to hold class. If a cancellation occurs, you will
be notified and your payment will be refunded in full. A service fee of 10 % will
be charged for all patron cancellations of programs. Trip refunds will only be
made according to the bus deadline and participant replacement. Allow two to three
weeks to receive your refund.
If you were planning on signing up and we didn’t know that, we may cancel due to
lack of interest. Don’t procrastinate or you may be out of luck. Check the registration
deadline.
309/345-3603
Lakeside Splashzone Water Park
1033 South Lake Storey Road
309/343-8036
SPORTS AND PROGRAM WEATHER LINE
309/345-5887
[email protected]
“Take a Stand with the City of Galesburg and
make the choice to have a drug free life.”
Administration
Administrative Office, Lakeside Recreation Facility
1033 South Lake Storey Road, 309/345-3683
Management Team
Roger Sensabaugh, Superintendent of Recreation
John Peters, Maintenance
Elizabeth Varner, Recreation Supervisor
Danny Darst, Maintenance
Robin McCance, Recreation Activity Specialist
Casey Weedman, Maintenance
Office Hours: Monday-Friday…8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
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General Information
Policies
Photos are often taken of people enjoying programs, special events,
and facilities. These photos may be used for City of Galesburg
Recreation Division promotions and marketing. They are used at the
City of Galesburg’s discretion and become their sole property. If a
participant wishes to be excluded from any photographs they may
do so by writing to the Galesburg Recreation Division.
Index
Adult Programs.........................................3-4
Allison Campground.....................................5
Aquatics - Learn to Swim............................6-8
Smoking Policy
There is no smoking allowed inside any City of Galesburg
Recreation Division facilities.
Aquatics - Lifeguard Training.....................9-10
Aquatics - Special Events........................11-12
LION SHELTER RESERVATIONS
Reservations are made 364 days in advance. To ensure your shelter
reservation, please call our office as soon as possible after your
reunion, or event, to make a reservation for the following year. (No
reservations can be made more than 364 days in advance.)
Lakeside Office Hours:
Monday-Friday…8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Lions Shelters at Lake Storey Park and Lincoln Park
Fee: $25.00
Reservations may also be made for the gazebo at Standish
Park and Lincoln Park.
Call 309/345-3683 for reservations.
Aquatics - Water Workouts.....................13-14
Athletics...............................................15-18
Bunker Links Golf Course.............................19
Fitness......................................................20
General Information...................................1-2
Hawthorne Centre Recreation Complex. . . .21-22
Lake Storey Banquet Pavilion....................Back
Lakeside Recreation Facility.........................23
Nature Programs...................................24-26
Special Events.......................................27-28
Teen Programs....................................29
Trips................................................30
Youth Programs...................................31
Registration Form.......................................32
FIREARM CONCEALED CARRY ACT
The Firearms Concealed Carry Act, which became state law in July
2013, requires an Illinois Concealed Carry License in order to carry a
firearm in Illinois. The law forbids carrying a concealed weapon into
government buildings, schools and parks. The City of Galesburg
forbids carrying a concealed weapon at all parks and facilities.
Program Season
September 2014-February 2015
For program information call
309/345-3683
Touch a Truck Event
Adult Programs
OCTOBER
10/5-11/9 - Fall Session - Ballroom Dance 101 (Sundays)
Featuring Rumba, Swing, and Argentine Tango
Ballroom dancing is great for any age, and this class will
add a bit of fun and tradition to your life. Rumba is a
slower paced Latin dance which offers a nice contrast for
the energetic East Coast Swing. The Argentine Tango will
offer a dramatic flair. This class will cover all the basics
for beginners and add more challenging moves for the
more experienced dancers. Classes meet on Sundays
from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Hawthorne Gymnasium. A dance
partner is needed for all classes.
Pre-register by Wednesday, October 1, 2014.
Fee: $46.00 per couple
Instructor: Abby Kravis
10/14 Slow Cooker – Ready Meals Cooking Class (Tuesday)
Having trouble finding time to make a healthy meal
for your family every night of the week? Join Stefanie,
Hy-Vee Dietitian, for an evening full of prepping from
5:00-6:00 p.m. at the Hy-Vee dining area on Henderson
Street. You will be given four recipes to prep during class
that can be thrown into your freezer the same night, and
put in your slow cooker whenever you are in need of an
easy meal. Four to eight hours later, you will have a hot
and ready nutritious dinner for the entire family.
Pre-registration required by Wednesday, October 8, 2014.
Fee: $24.00 per person
Meet the Dance Instructor
Abby Kravis is from Naperville, Illinois and is a senior
at Knox College where she is completing a degree
majoring in Biology, with a double minor in
Neuroscience and Dance. She recently had an
internship at The Conservation Foundation in
Naperville and is ready for another year instructing
Ballroom Dancing.
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NOVEMBER
11/12 Learning How to Cook with Diabetes (Wednesday)
Do you have diabetes, and are confused on the food
you should or should not eat? Maybe you want to
learn more about cooking for a family member or
friend who has diabetes.
Join Hy-Vee Dietitian,
Stefanie Djuric, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the
Henderson Street dining area as she demonstrates a
few go-to recipes that are diabetic-friendly for you to
learn to make and taste. Stefanie will also discuss
ways to make eating less complicated and stressful for
those with diabetes.
Pre-registration required by Wednesday, November 5, 2014.
Fee: $14.00 per person
Meet the dietitian-Stefanie Djuric
Stefanie Djuric is the registered dietitian at the
Hy-Vee supermarket on Henderson Street. She is
a nutrition expert who is passionate about
guiding, motivating and helping others achieve a
balanced, healthy lifestyle.
Join her for
upcoming fall programs this with the City of
Galesburg.
NOVEMBER
11/16-12/21 Holiday Session –
Intermediate Ballroom Dance (Sundays)
Intermediate Ballroom will meet from 6:00-7:30 p.m.
at Hawthorne Gymnasium. This session will teach
dancers how to identify the music from one dance to
another. Students will be trained in effective leading
and following, and step amagamations. Class will
include five dances: Rumba, Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Waltz,
and Merengue. The final class will encompass an
overall class review.
Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, November 11, 2014.
Fee: $46.00 per couple/$23.00 per single
Instructor: Mr. Scott Rasso
Meet the Dance Instructor
Scott Rasso received his Bachelor’s from Illinois
State and his Master’s from Western Illinois
University. He is a teacher in CUSD #250 and
currently works as an English Language
Development teacher at the elementary level.
He was the choreographer for the awardwinning Singing Streaks show choir for three
years. Scott has danced professionally since
1998: competing in the Pro/Am circuit with his
students, as well as performing, choreographing
and presenting at clinics. His experience and
enthusiasm to teach will liven up the holiday
season.
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Adult Programs
JANUARY/FEBRUARY
MARCH/APRIL-MAY
1/11-2/15 Winter Session - Ballroom Dance (Sundays)
Featuring Foxtrot, Cha-Cha and Tango
Ballroom dance offers a wide variety of styles, which
cover a range of social dance options for all ages.
Foxtrot is a classic slow dance best done to smooth
music by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Bobby
Darin. We speed the class up with the playful ChaCha and dim the lights for a touch of tango. All ages
and skills levels are welcome. Classes meet on
Sundays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Hawthorne
Gymnasium. A dance partner is needed for all
classes.
Pre-register by Wednesday, January 7, 2015.
Fee: $46.00 per couple
Min: 15 couples.
Instructor: Abby Kravis
3/29-5/10 Spring Session –
(No class on April 5, 2014 due to Easter.)
Ballroom Dance (Sundays)
Featuring Waltz, Charleston and Salsa
This ballroom dance session caters to a wide variety
of interests by mixing styles. We combine the
timeless Waltz with 20’s Charleston and Salsa,
which is popular today in cultures across the world.
This class starts with the basics and adds new
moves as we go to keep things interesting. All ages
and skill levels are welcome. Classes meet on
Sundays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Hawthorne
Gymnasium. A dance partner is needed for all
classes.
Pre-register by Friday, March 20, 2015.
Take an adventure
with the City of
Galesburg
Recreation Division
staff by signing up
for a Holiday Sights
and Sounds Trip,
page 30, or have
fun with fitness on
land or in the water,
pages 12-14 and
page 20.
Allison Lake Storey Campground
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Aquatics - Learn to Swim
Develop a lifetime skill. It could be a lifesaver.
2014 Fall Schedule and Registration
*Date to register is in parenthesis.
SEPTEMBER
9/9-10/2 – (August 21, 2014) - Session I
OCTOBER
10/7-10/30 – (October 2, 2014) - Session II
NOVEMBER
11/4-11/25 – (October 30, 2014) – Session III
(No class November 27. 2014 due to Thanksgiving.)
Learn to Swim Days and Times
Days:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time:
5:15-6:00 p.m. or 6:00-6:45 p.m.
Preschool Times: 5:30-6:00 p.m. or 6:00-6:30 p.m.
Registration is on a first come, first serve basis.
Fee:
$36.00 for Aquababies and Preschool
$40.00 for Youth – Levels I-VI
*Learn-to-Swim registration will include a monthly
Aqua-Pass to Hawthorne Municipal Pool for open
swim during the fall and winter months.
2014-2015 Winter Schedule and Registration
*Date to register is in parenthesis.
DECEMBER
12/2-12/23 – (November 25, 2014) – Session I
(No class December 25, 2014 due to Christmas.)
JANUARY
1/6/–1/29 (December 23, 2014) – Session II
FEBRUARY
2/3-2/26 – (January 29, 2015) – Session III
2015 Spring Registration
*February 26, 2015
MARCH
3/3-3/26 - (February 26, 2015) – Session I
REGISTRATION
Registration for Learn-to-Swim classes is held at
Hawthorne Municipal Pool from 5:00-7:00 p.m. on
designated dates in order to ensure accurate placement
in the various levels. No advance registration is taken for
this program due to participant placement in class levels
on the last day of each session.
LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM
Swim instruction is organized to teach participants how
to swim skillfully and safely.
Swimming and water safety skills will be taught to
swimmers of all ages and abilities in a positive aquatic
environment. The program will begin developing positive
attitudes, swimming skills and safe practices in, on and
around the water.
Make sure your child learns to
swim from the most trusted
name in aquatic safety.
Aquatics - Learn to Swim
Class Levels And Descriptions
Aqua-babies (Parent / Child)
Age: 6 months - approximately 3 years with a parent.
and child will learn together to increase comfort levels
in the water and build a foundation of basic skills, such
as arm and leg movements and breath control. This
class is fun filled and will help introduce water safety
concepts, while encouraging a healthy recreational
habit that the entire family can enjoy.
Preschool Aquatics
Age: Approximately 4-5 years old
Safety and swimming readiness will be emphasized
while learning. Skills are age appropriate to help
children achieve success on a regular basis and enjoy
social interactions with other children. Preschool-age
children are taught basic aquatic safety and swimming
skills while increasing their comfort level in and around
the water in a positive learning environment. Focus is
on elementary swim skills. Parents are not in the water
during these classes.
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PRIVATE LESSONS
Private lessons may be arranged for any skill level.
This is a great way to receive more personalized
instruction, or more flexible scheduling for swim
lessons. Lessons offer one-on-one or semi-private
lessons that are 30 minutes long for six days. If
you cannot attend a lesson, you must cancel at
least 24-hours in advance to receive a make-up
day. Classes are scheduled by appointment only.
Fee: $68.00 per person for one child or $102.00 per
session for two children with the same instructor.
Learn-to-Swim
Build Skills and Confidence in Levels I-VI
Age: 6 years through teens
Each level of Learn-to-Swim is designed to help
children advance their skills in aquatic fundamentals,
stroke development, refinement and skill proficiency.
Learn-to-Swim courses are based on a logical, six-level
progression to help swimmers of varying ages and
abilities develop their water safety survival and swim
skills. Water safety topics are included in each level.
CLASS LEVELS and DESCRIPTIONS (LEVEL I-VI)
Level I – Introduction to Water Skills - Participants will
be oriented to the aquatic environment so they may
develop a comfort level with a positive attitude
toward swimming and water safety. Students will
practice facial submersion, floating and basic
swimming and water safety skills.
Level II – Fundamental Aquatic Skills - Fundamental
Aquatic Skills - Gain success with fundamental skills
such as the front and back glide, rotary breathing,
treading water and swimming with a combined
stroke.
Level III – Stroke Development - Stroke Development Build on the basics from Level II with additional
instruction and practice in deeper water.
Skill
objectives are to teach elementary backstroke and
coordinate the front crawl.
Participants will be
introduced to the scissor, dolphin and breaststroke
kicks, while building upon treading water. Survival
floating will be included in the safety topics.
Level IV – Stroke Improvement - Guided practice will
enhance and improve skills to help develop more
confidence in the strokes already learned. Improving
strokes and increasing endurance will be the focus of
this level. Stroke work will include front and back
crawl,
elementary
backstroke,
sidestroke,
breaststroke and butterfly, along with open turns.
Survival swimming will be among the safety skills.
Level V – Stroke Refinement - Provide further
coordination and refinement of strokes. Flip turns,
sculling and surface dives will be introduced.
Level VI – Swimming and Skill Proficiency - Refine all
six strokes in order to swim with ease, efficiency,
power and smoothness over greater distances. Level
VI has “menu” options to help prepare swimmers for
more advanced classes such as Water Safety
Instructor, or other aquatic activities such as
competitive swimming or diving. The options are
fitness swimmer, personal water safety, and
fundamentals of diving.
THE CITY OF GALESBURG RECREATION DIVISION IS COMMITTED
TO EXCELLENCE IN AQUATIC CUSTOMER SERVICE.
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Aquatics - Lifeguard Training
Take the challenge and enroll in a Lifeguard Training Program today.
NEWEST AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING PROGRAM
LIFEGUARDING
(American Red Cross)
The American Red Cross Lifeguard Training program reflects the most current research for preventing, preparing
and responding to land and aquatic emergencies. Candidates will be trained to act with speed and confidence
in emergency situations, both in and out of the water. Topics include: water rescue skills, surveillance and
recognition, first aid, breathing and cardiac emergencies, CPR, AED and more. There will be an emphasis on
objective based rescues and team response, with focus on using an AED as soon as possible. Lifeguard
candidates that successfully complete the course will receive a 2 year certification in Lifeguarding/First Aid/
CPR/AED and Waterfront Skills. An add-on Waterfront module will be included for individuals that may be
working in non-surf, open-water areas, such as with the City of Galesburg, Oak Run, and Little John.
*Passing the skills and written tests are an essential part of certification.
OCTOBER
10/10-10/13 - Fall Session: Course I
Class Days/Times: Friday (10th)-9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.,
Saturday (11th)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m., Sunday (12th )Noon-7:00 p.m., Monday (13th)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
*Must pre-register by Wednesday, October 1, 2014.
Lifeguard Instructors: Andrea Stinson, Jalynne Young
and Anders Nelson
DECEMBER
12/19-12/22 - Winter Session: Course II
Class Days/Times: Friday (19th)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.,
Saturday (20th)—9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m., Sunday (21st)Noon-6:00 p.m., Monday (22nd)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
*Must pre-register by Friday, December 12, 2014.
Lifeguard Instructors: Katy Robinson , Andrea Stinson
and Ryan Krisher
APRIL
4/6-4/11 Spring Session: Course III
Class Days/Times: Monday(6th) and Wednesday (8th)3:00-8:00 p.m., Friday (10th)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.,
Saturday (11th)-9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
*Must pre-register by Friday, March 27, 2015.
Lifeguard Instructors: Ryan Krisher and Anders Nelson
Lifeguard Training Pre-requisite Skills:
Participants must pass the entire swimming test on the
first day to continue in the class.
Swim Test Pre-requisite:
1) Must be a minimum of 15 years of age.
(Please bring proof of your age to the first class.)
2) Swim 300 yards continuously, demonstrating breath
control and rhythmic breathing.
(Additional 250 yards for Waterfront.)
3) Tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs.
4) Start in the water, swim 20 yards, surface dive 7-10
feet, retrieve a 10-pound brick, return to the surface,
swim 20 yards on back to the starting point with the
brick in both hands and exit the water without using a
ladder or steps within 1 minute, 40 seconds.
5) Swim 5 yards and retrieve 3 dive rings form the
bottom, resurface and swim 5 yards.
(Waterfront only.)
Site: Hawthorne Municipal Pool
Fee: $188.00 per person
Aquatics - Lifeguard Training
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Lifeguard Review Re-Certif ication Course
Lifeguard Training Review provides an opportunity to review the content to optimize successful completion.
Participants must present proof of a valid, and current, certification.
Participants must bring their own personal CPR pocket mask, whistle and a pencil to the training session. You may
contact the American Red Cross office if you need to purchase a pocket mask. Training will include water rescue,
first aid, CPR, AED skills and written tests. You are not registered until paid. Space is limited to keep the class
manageable. Upon successful completion participants will receive American Red Cross certifications, valid for 2
years.
Time: 9:00 a.m. - Saturday Classes / 1:00 p.m. - Sunday Class
(Class time may be staggered based on enrollment. Participants will be informed if the time changes.)
Who: Current Lifeguards
Fee: $85.00 per person
Re-Certif ication Dates
Fall / Winter 2014
Spring 2015
OCTOBER
APRIL
10/19 - LG Re-Certification I (Sunday)
*Must pre-register by Tuesday, October 14, 2014.
Lifeguard Instructors: Jalynne Young and
Ryan Krisher
4/11 - LG Re-Certification I (Saturday)
*Must pre-register by Friday, April 3, 2015.
Lifeguard Instructors: Ryan Krisher and
Anders Nelson
DECEMBER
MAY
12/27 - LG Re-Certification II (Saturday)
*Must pre-register by Wednesday, December 24, 2014.
Lifeguard Instructors: Andrea Stinson,
Jalynne Young and Anders Nelson
5/23 - LG Re-Certification (Saturday)
*Must pre-register by Friday, May 15, 2015.
Lifeguard Instructors: Ryan Krisher,
Andrea Stinson and Anders Nelson
Water rescue professionals.
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Aquatics - Lifeguard Training
Lifeguarding Instructor Course
American Red Cross
Lifeguarding Instructor Course
This course prepares instructor candidates to use course and presentation materials, conduct training sessions and
evaluate the progress of candidates in a professional level course.
Participants will learn to instruct American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Shallow Water Lifeguarding, Waterfront Skills,
Waterpark Skills, CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers, Administering Emergency
Oxygen and Bloodborne Pathogens. Pre-registration is required in order to receive the proper class textbooks and
supplies. Please call 309/345-3683 to be added to a contact list.
Date: TBA
Fee: TBA
Lifeguard Instructor Trainer: Elizabeth Varner
Lifeguarding Instructor Pre-requisites:
1) Must be a minimum of 17 years of age.
2) Possess a current American Red Cross certificate for Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED or an equivalent certificate
from another approved organization.
3) Successfully complete an on-line session which consists of orientation to the American Red Cross, Orientation to the
Lifeguarding Instructor course, and Lifeguarding Instructor Pre-course exam.
4) Successfully complete the pre-course session.
5) Obtain the Lifeguarding Instructor’s Manual and Lifeguarding Manual prior to entering the first regular session of
the instructor course. (Manuals will be available for purchase,) or blended learning on-line.
Leadership
First Aid, CPR/AED Instructor Training
Call the American Red Cross if you are interested in becoming an instructor for your business or organization at
309/344-1611.
LIFEGUARDS WANTED
TAKE THE CHALLENGE!
NOW HIRING FOR FALL/WINTER 2014-2015!
*Application form available on the city website. www.ci.galesburg.il.us
*Successful Lifeguard Candidates enrolled in the City of Galesburg classes are eligible for an inter view.
*American Red Cross certifications.
*Earn good pay.
*Make new friends.
*Be part of a team that can “Make a Difference”.
*Gain leadership skills.
*Build your resume.
Please call Elizabeth Varner at 309/345-3683 for lifeguard position information.
Aquatics - Special Events
Hawthorne Municipal Pool
School Day Out-Special Events
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OCTOBER
FEBRUARY
10/10 - Aqua-Splash Exploration (Friday)
Swim during a school day out during Knox County
Teacher Institute Day. This is your chance to explore
Hawthorne Municipal Pool for fall and winter
adventures. Enjoy the aquatic Wibit “mountain” for
more fun.
Fee: $2.00 per person
2/16 - President’s Day Swim (Monday)
Take on the “mountain” of challenge or try crossing the
“bridge” on the Wibit, giant inflatable obstacle course
for all ages. There will be open swimming and the
waterslide for this special swim.
Fee: $2.00 per person
DECEMBER
12/22 - Holiday Kick-Off (Monday)
Join the Hawthorne Municipal Pool for a holiday kickoff to winter break. The pool will be open with the
WiBit, diving board, waterslide and open swimming
all afternoon.
Fee: $2.00 per person
12/26 and 12/29
Winter Break Splash Bash (Friday/Monday)
Splash over to Hawthorne Municipal Pool during
winter break for an afternoon of fun. The giant aquatic
Wibit will add a fun and challenging sporting activity
in the water along with the waterslide and diving
board.
Fee: $2.00 per person
JANUARY
1/2 - New Year Celebration Swim (Friday)
There will be a New Year’s splash at Hawthorne
Municipal Pool. Join staff for a day of fun on the WiBit,
open swimming and a few water games.
Fee: $2.00 per person
1/19 - Swim On In (Monday)
Swim on in to Hawthorne Municipal Pool and enjoy a
day of fun and play on Martin Luther King Day.
Fee: $2.00 per person
Call 309/345-3683 for
Splash Party Reservations.
Hawthorne Municipal Pool
Special Event
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Age: Everyone (Children 8 and under must be
accompanied by an adult in the pool.)
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Water Workouts
Hawthorne Municipal Pool
Why Exercise in the Water:
Did you know that just being in the water causes you to
exercise since there is resistance with every move? Water
resistance is similar to exercising with weights or
machines on land, but safer.
Benefits Of Water Workouts
Add H2O for a splashy water workout and reap the benefits.
*Less stress on joints.
*Decreased stress and tension.
*Water provides a natural resistance.
*Increased cardiovascular conditioning and muscle tone.
*Increased energy.
*Increased muscle tone.
*Increased oxygen circulation.
*Increased self esteem.
*Burn fat calories.
City of Galesburg ~ Premier Aquatic Facility
*Great price with quality programs.
*Hawthorne Pool is heated year-round.
*There is no membership required to swim at
Hawthorne Pool.
*No crowded pool.
*Swimming skills are not necessary to participate.
*Check with your physician before starting an
exercise routine.
FITNESS SESSION DATES:
2014 Sessions
SEPTEMBER
9/2-9/26 – Session I
OCTOBER
9/29-10/24 – Session II
NOVEMBER
10/27-11/21– Session III
DECEMBER
12/1-12/26 – Session IV
(There will be no class on December 24 and 25, 2014 in
observance of the Christmas Holiday.)
2015 Winter Sessions
JANUARY
1/5-1/30 – Session I
FEBRUARY
2/2-2/27 – Session ll
LOVE HAWTHORNE POOL
HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL IS
GREAT, SO DON’T HESITATE!
The AQUA-PASS allows patrons access
to the best rates, which is great.
Hawthorne Municipal Pool is now
more affordable for everyone!
Purchase a 4-month pass for
September-December 2014 for $75.00 per person
OR PAY
Fee: $28.00 per monthly session
(September, October, November and December).
*The Aqua-Pass is good for all Aqua-fit,
Aqua-Zumba®, lane swims and open swims.
*Fees are not discounted further
once the session starts.
*Refunds will not be issued for cancellations due to
the weather or other unforeseeable conditions.
Refunds are also not issued due
to undesirable water temperatures.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2015 A NEW PASS
SYSTEM WILL BE ESTABLISHED
AND IMPLEMENTED!
*The new pass system will eliminate the
one-month pass fees.
Aquatics - Water Workouts
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Aqua Tone - Join a Cool Workout
Revitalize your morning with a refreshing water
workout. This class is great for individuals with arthritis
or those wanting injury relief. Water workouts provide
less stress to the joints and therapeutic value to the
body. Water walking and strengthening will be
emphasized. All movements can be done at a higher
level based on your own ability. No swim skills are
needed.
Days: Monday-Friday
Times: 8:00-9:00 a.m.
Aqua-Motion—Making Waves
Motivating exercise in the pool will help increase
metabolism, build muscle tone, improve balance,
greater range of motion, and cardiovascular
conditioning in one terrific workout.
Individuals will
work at their own pace to get the fullest resistance in
the water according to their skill level.
Days: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays
Times: 9:00-10:00 a.m.
After Five - Aqua Splash
Have fun exercising in the buoyancy of the water to
help tone your upper, lower and abdominal muscles.
Equipment may be added to the class for an extra
splash in this workout. Burn calories and tone muscles
while having fun.
Days: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays
Times:5:30-6:30 p.m.
Aqua Zumba ® Hours
Days: Tuesdays/Thursdays
Times: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Instructor: Chris Fredrickson
Aqua-Zumba®
Only offered at Hawthorne Pool aquatic
facility in Galesburg.
Aqua-Zumba® incorporates slow and fast
rhythms, with a Latin rhythms and aquafitness exercises to burn calories, strengthen
muscles and tone your body in the water.
This combination creates an energetic and
fun program that is sure to splash away all
your worries while staying in shape. The
energy and resistance of the water provides
an extra challenge to tone and sculpt the
body while burning fat. Have fun moving to
Latin American music and lose weight while
in the water. It is based on the principle that
a workout should be “fun and easy”.
Certified Aqua Zumba® Instructor:
Chris Fredrickson
COMMIT TO BE FIT!
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Aquatics - Water Workouts
Swim and Aqua-Fit Schedule:
Monday
Lane Swim
6:00-8:00 a.m.
Aqua Fit
8:00-9:00 a.m.
Aqua Fit
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
6:00-8:00 a.m.
6:00-8:00 a.m.
8:00-9:00 a.m.
8:00-9:00 a.m. 8:00-9:00 a.m.
9:00-10:00 a.m.
9:00-10:00 a.m.
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Open Swim
4:00-6:30 p.m.
4:00-6:30 p.m.
4:00-6:30 p.m.
Aqua Fit
5:30-6:30 p.m.
5:30-6:30 p.m.
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Aqua Zumba®
8:00-9:00 a.m.
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Free Days - Group Fitness Classes
This is a great chance to see what classes are right for
you. Preview our variety of classes free these weeks
to help you decides. Let the City of Galesburg
Recreation Division help you get in shape. Introduce
a friend to the programs if you are already
participating. Enjoy the first class day free and if you
like it, and we are confident you will, sign up for a
health and fitness session.
Date: November 24-26, 2014, December 29-30, 2014,
and January 2, 2015
6:45-7:45 p.m.
Saturday
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Sunday
1:00-4:00 p.m.
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Athletics - Adult and Youth
SEPTEMBER
9/15 Adult Volleyball Leagues (Monday/Wednesday)
Registration begins for the City of Galesburg Adult
Volleyball Leagues. Teams will play at Hawthorne
Center Gym and Lakeside Recreation Facility. Teams
will be able to register for Monday Women’s League
or Wednesday Co-Recreation Division I or Division II
Leagues.
Entry Fee: $225.00 per team
Player’s Fee: $10.00 per person on the team roster
9/22 Women’s Tennis Doubles (Wednesdays)
Registration starts at Lakeside Recreation Facility.
Fee: $80.00 per person, per session.
9/25 Western Illinois Youth Basketball League (WIYBL)
Team meeting at Lakeside Recreation Facility, 6:00
p.m. There will be a discussion of the upcoming WIYBL
2014-2015 season.
OCTOBER
10/7 Galesburg Junior Silver Streaks Basketball (Tuesday)
The Recreation Division will conduct registration for the
Galesburg Junior Silver Streaks basketball program for
boys and girls at Lakeside Recreation Facility.
Registration will be conducted between the hours of
5:00-6:30 p.m. for boys and girls in grades 3rd/4th
(combined), 5th, and 6th. Teams will play in the
Western Illinois Basketball League at a minimal cost of
$80.00 per youth.
10/1 - 12/13 Ladies Tennis Doubles - Session I
Nine week session of tennis doubles at Lakeside
Recreation Facility every Wednesday from 6:30-8:00
p.m. (No class on 11/26).
10/20 Adult Volleyball League Registration Deadline
Adult volleyball teams must be registered with the City
of Galesburg Adult Volleyball Leagues at the Lakeside
Recreation Facility, Recreation Administrative offices.
NOVEMBER
11/3 - 12/18 Session I of McDonalds Youth Tennis
Youths may register for Beginner/Intermediate or
Advanced lessons. Fee is $35.00 per person. Lessons are
held at Lakeside Recreation Facility In-door courts.
(6 week session - no class on 11/27)
11/3 Adult Volleyball Leagues
Leagues begin at Hawthorne Centre Gym and Lakeside
Recreation Facility per schedules sent to teams.
CITY OF GALESBURG - RECREATION DIVISION AND KNOX COUNTY Y PRESENTS ...
The Nation’s Fastest Growing Sport!
What is Pickleball?
Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and
Ping-Pong with a net lowered to 34 inches at the center.
Player will use wood paddles and plastic balls, similar to
whiffle ball, to play. It is easy for beginners to learn and
can develop into a fast-paced competitive game. This
sport is great for ALL ages ... check it out!
FREE Pickleball Clinics:
Come experience the excitement and fun of Pickleball!
We are offering 3 FREE clinics:
•Tuesday, September 23, 2014 - 9:00-11:00 a.m.
•Thursday, September 25, 2014 - 5:30-7:30 p.m.
•Saturday, September 27, 2014 - 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Join us at Lakeside Recreation Facility, 1033 South Lake
Storey Road, Galesburg.
Drop in during clinic hours to try it out!
ADULTS AND SENIORS ARE WELCOME!
THE CITY OF GALESBURG RECREATION
FOR THIS FALL/WINTER!
(Lakeside Recreation Facility)
(Lakeside Sports Facility)
(Knox County Y)
OPEN PLAY COMING SOON
FOLLOWING THE CLINICS.
DIVISION AND THE KNOX COUNTY Y ARE HEATING THINGS UP
CALL 309-345-3683 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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Athletics - Adult and Youth
DECEMBER
FEBRUARY
12/6 Western Illinois Youth Basketball League Starts (WIYBL)
Leagues will involve numerous host communities. Home
court is at Hawthorne Centre Gym for the Galesburg’s
Boys/Girls Junior Silver Streaks.
2/7 - 2/8 Girls’ Junior Streaks Basketball Invitational
Tournament
12/13 Session I Ladies Tennis Doubles End
12/8 Registration begins for the Boys’ and Girls’ Junior
Silver Streaks Invitational Tournaments.
JANUARY
1/5 - 2/12 Session II begins for McDonald’s Youth Tennis
Leagues at Lakeside Recreation Facility In-Door Tennis
Courts. (6 week session)
1/7 - 3/4 Session II of Ladies Doubles Tennis League
Ladies league begins at Lakeside Recreation Facility
In-Door Tennis Courts. (9 week session).
2/9 Adult Amateur Softball Association Summer
Softball League
Registration begins for the 2015 Adult Amateur Softball
Association Summer Softball League.
2/14 - 2/15 Boys’ Junior Streaks Basketball
Invitational Tournament
2/14 and 2/21 ASA Girls Fastpitch Softball
Registration at Lakeside Recreation Facility from
9:00 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Registration will be taken for girls ages 8U, 10U, 12U,
14U, 16U and 18U with ages as of December 31,
2014. Teams will play in the Kickapoo Valley Girls’
Softball League and Heart of Illinois. Registration will be
available on both dates.
FEBRUARY
2/2–2/20 G-Force Volleyball League Registration
Registration will be taken at Lakeside Recreation Facility
for a 4th-8th grade recreational volleyball league for
Galesburg and the surrounding area teams. All Galesburg
girls must register through the Galesburg Recreation
Division. Area teams will register as a team, with their
coach, from their community/schools. This will be an
instructional league with an equal playing time directive.
No previous volleyball experience is required. Basic
fundamentals of volleyball will be taught. The teams will
then build on these skills. Shirts will be provided for each
team. Participants should provide their own shorts, knee
pads, and appropriate shoes. Host sites are welcome, with
matches being played at Lakeside Recreation Facility and
Hawthorne Gym.
Fee: $30.00 per participant
2/16–3/26 Session III begins for McDonald’s Youth
Tennis Lessons
Youth leagues start at Lakeside Recreation Facility
In-door Tennis Courts. (6 week session).
MARCH
3/11-5/6 Session II of Ladies Doubles Tennis
League Ends.
3/25 Adult Volleyball Leagues end.
Athletics - Adult and Youth
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Athletics - Fast Pitch Softball
Galesburg Girl’s Junior Olympics
Fast Pitch ASA Softball
Registration - 2015 Season
Registration Dates:
Sign Up Location:
Mailing Address:
Saturday, February 14, 2015
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Lakeside Recreation Facility, 1033 South Lake Storey Road
Galesburg Recreation Division, P.O. Box 1387, Galesburg, IL 61402-1387
Please make check payable to “City of Galesburg.”
For more information, contact the Recreation Division at 309/345-3683.
Galesburg ASA Softball Divisions
Check One
Cost
Age
ASA League
8 and Under Jr. Streaks
$80.00
7, 8
Kickapoo League
10 and Under Jr. Streaks
$80.00
9,10
Kickapoo League
12 and Under Jr. Streaks
$80.00
11,12
Kickapoo League
14 and Under Jr. Streaks
$80.00
13,14
Heart of Illinois League
and Kickapoo League
16 and Under Class “B”
$80.00
15,16
Heart of Illinois League
18 and Under Class “B”
$80.00
17,18
Heart of Illinois League
*All ages are as of December 31, 2014.
*Teams will be determined based on registered number of participants in each division.
All Galesburg girls will play ASA Fast Pitch Softball in their designated age categories:
8 & Under, 10 & Under, 12 & Under, 14 & Under, 16 & Under and 18 & Under.
The 8 & Under, 10 & Under and 12 & Under Girl’s Junior Silver Streak team(s) will play in the Kickapoo
Valley Girls Fast Pitch Softball League, with both home and away games. The Kickapoo Valley League is
comprised of teams who do not participate on a Girls’ Class B Fast Pitch Traveling Team. This League is
strictly recreational and instructional.
The 14 & Under Girl’s Junior Silver Streak team will play in both the Kickapoo Valley Girls’ Fast Pitch
Softball League and Heart of Illinois (HOI) League, with home and away games.
All Leagues are sponsored through the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of Illinois, and the City of
Galesburg.
Bunker Links Golf Course
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Golf Season: March 1-December 15, 2014 (Weather permitting)
Hours: 6:00 a.m. - Sunset
Bunker Links opened in 1924, west of Lincoln Park, with 9 holes covering 3,095 yards. Today Bunker Links provides
18 holes over 6,022 yards on gently rolling terrain with a combination of mature and young trees. Water comes
into play on 6 holes. Cart rental and cart storage is provided onsite. A driving range is open during regular hours.
Call the course for available tee times.
Golf Professional: Greg Merrill
Golf Special
Take Advantage of great rates this fall. (Starts October 1, 2014)
Invite your friends to spend a beautiful fall day at Bunker Links and
save money on this great fall special!
Family Golf
Spend quality time with the family playing golf together after 6:00
p.m. every night of the week. Parents/Grandparents should use
this time to teach, and introduce their children the rules of golf and
golf course etiquette. Each golfer is required to have their own
clubs. Rentals are not available.
Eligibility: Parents or grandparents, and their age qualifying
children only. Non-golf playing children are not allowed. Non-golf
playing parents or grandparents are allowed and may walk along
with their child at no charge.
Fee: $2.50 per person for 9 holes/Carts - $5.00 per cart for 9
holes - after 6:00 p.m.
Age: Minimum of 6 year’s old, maximum of 14 years old.
FALL SPECIAL RATE:
18 Holes
Cart and Greens Fee
$20.00
Punch Pass
10-round
15-round
20-round
$120.00
$165.00
$210.00
Lockers:
$42.00
* Available Tee Times
* Redesigned and Completely
Renovated Sand Traps
* Resurfaced Cart Paths
* Free Golf Clinics
* Driving Range
* Snack Bar
* Custom Club Fitting
* Lessons
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Fitness
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
9/13 and 9/27 Yoga in the Park
Lake Storey Park
Enjoy Fall Fitness at Lake Storey Park just a little bit
longer.
Yoga in the Park was such a success, with record
breaking numbers, this past summer, so we are offering
one more opportunity to enjoy a fitness experience with
nature. Exercise with yoga, at Lake Storey Park, one
more time this fall. Instructors will energize participants
from 9:00-10:00 a.m., free of charge. Yoga in the Park
will meet on the right side of the Lake Storey Pavilion.
No experience or pre-registration is required. Invite
your family, friends, and co-workers to enjoy a yoga
experience in a beautiful aesthetic setting. Participants
can park in the Lake Storey Pavilion parking lot. Bring
a yoga mat or beach towels. Class will not meet in
inclement weather.
Fee: Free
Instructor: Heather Hillhouse (9/13)
and Jenna Muzzio (9/27)
10/7 Zumba® Step FREE CLINIC (Tuesday) ~ NEW
Attend the NEWEST Zumba program to tone and
strengthen gluts and legs, with a gravity-defying blend
of Zumba routines and step aerobics. Participants will
love this amazing lower body workout and calorie
burning moves. Get maximum results without losing
fitness party moves. The class will meet at the Lake
Storey Pavilion from 5:15-6:15 p.m.
Fee: Free
Instructor: Chris Fredrickson
FALL 2014
Zumba® Step by the Lake
(Tuesdays) - Coming Soon - NEW!
Get moving, as you prepare for the holidays, with the
NEW Zumba® Step party
moves for maximum
results. Classes will meet
at the Lake Storey Pavilion.
Then cool down at
Hawthorne Pool, if you
like, with Aqua Zumba
for a workout so hot,
it’s cool!
WINTER 2015
September is
National
Yoga Month!
Zumba® Toning - Coming Soon - NEW!
Shake up your fitness routine this winter with the City
of Galesburg Recreation Division Zumba Toning class.
You will work every muscle group while moving with
Zumba® Toning. This is fun and fitness with light
weight upper body resistance using Zumba Moves to
create a calorie burning and high energy cardio
workout. Zumba Toning is designed to tone, rather
than build muscle. Bring your own 1-3 lb. hand
weights or a toning stick if you have one. Toning sticks
sound like maracas when you shake to add a new
dimension to keep the fun in fitness.
NEW - COMING THIS
WINTER to HEAT UP THE
FITNESS SCENE.
CHECK OUT THE
AQUA ZUMBA®
CLASSES ON
PAGE 13 FOR A
WORKOUT SO
HOT, IT’S COOL!
There are also
Aqua-Fit classes
available with a
variety of days
and times.
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The Hawthorne Recreation Centre Complex is located within the area formerly known as the
Galesburg Mental Health Center, along Veteran’s Drive. The two main recreation facilities at
Hawthorne include Hawthorne Municipal Pool and Hawthorne Centre Gymnasium, located in
separate buildings connected by a hallway.
HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL
2331 Veterans Drive 309/345-3694
Hawthorne Municipal Pool houses a 45 foot x 100 foot traditional pool which contains 153,000 gallons of
water. The pool depths range from 3 feet at the shallow end to 9 feet at the deep well. Hawthorne Municipal Pool
offers amenities such as a diving board, waterslide, an WiAquatrack water play feature and men’s / women’s
locker rooms.
Hawthorne Municipal Pool is open to the general public and provides numerous aquatic programs for infants to
senior citizens. Programs include, but are not limited to: water workouts, Learn to Swim, open and lane swim
times, and pool rentals.
HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL
FALL / WINTER HOURS:
9/2/2014-2/28/2015
Early Bird Lane Swim
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Daily Public Swim Hours
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Saturday and Sunday
HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL
DAILY POOL ADMISSION:
All ages: $5.00 flat fee per person
Ages 2 and under: $2.00
6:00-8:00 a.m.
HAWTHORNE POOL CLOSINGS
11/11
4:00-6:30 p.m.
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Veteran’s Day
11/27-11/28 Thanksgiving Holiday
12/24-12/25 Christmas Holiday
12/31-1/1
New Year’s Holiday
1/19
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
LOVE HAWTHORNE POOL
HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL IS GREAT, SO DON’T HESITATE!
The AQUA-PASS allows patrons access to the best rates, which is great.
Hawthorne Municipal Pool is now more affordable for everyone!
Purchase a 4-month pass for September-December 2014 for $75.00 per person
OR PAY
Fee: $28.00 per monthly session (September, October, November and December).
*The Aqua-Pass is good for all Aqua-fit, Aqua-Zumba®, lane swims and open swims.
*Fees are not discounted further once the session starts.
*Refunds will not be issued for cancellations due to the weather or other unforeseeable conditions.
Refunds are also not issued due to undesirable water temperatures.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2015 A NEW PASS SYSTEM WILL BE ESTABLISHED
AND IMPLEMENTED!
*The new pass system will eliminate the one-month pass fees.
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SPLASH PARTIES
Hawthorne Municipal Pool Rentals
Enjoy a Slash Party with all your friends.
Reservations are being taken for Hawthorne Municipal Pool for a group or
private pool party this spring and summer. Rental fee includes lifeguards and
facility during allotted time reserved. The reserved rental time includes all time
in the facility. (Changing of clothes, swimming and additional activities
planned in the facility.) Swimming is not allowed during lightning storms.
Contact the Galesburg Recreation Division to determine pool availability and
to acquire a confirmation form.
Fee: $75.00 per hour (50 swimmers or less).
$100.00 per hour (51-100 swimmers).
BOOK YOUR SPLASH PARTY
309/345-3683
AQUATRACK INFLATABLE WI-BIT
Check out the newest water play feature at
Hawthorne Pool. Have fun climbing, crawling and
splashing around. This feature will be available
during select open swims and special events. It may
also be rented for private pool parties. This is made
available thanks to a grant by the Ronald
McDonald House Charities for the Quad Cities.
Call 345-3683 for more information.
INDOOR WATERSLIDE
Enjoy a spin sliding down the indoor waterslide at
Hawthorne Municipal Pool.
This is a great addition for birthday party rentals and
groups.
HAWTHORNE CENTRE GYMNASIUM
2265 Veterans Drive 309/345-3683
Hawthorne Centre Gymnasium is a spacious building
providing seating for spectators. The gym has a beautiful
maple wood floor (high school size dimension) and
men’s / women’s locker rooms.
Hawthorne Centre Gymnasium is host to the boys and
girls Junior Streaks Basketball home games and Junior
Streaks Invitational tournaments in the fall and winter.
Hawthorne Centre Gym is also utilized for adult
volleyball leagues, Junior Streaks practices, ballroom
dance and gym rentals for the general public.
Fee: $25.00 per hour
Lakeside Recreation Facility
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1033 South Lake Storey Road • 309/345-3683
Prior to Lakeside’s purchase by the City in 1990, Lakeside Recreation Facility was a private swimming and tennis Club.
Subsequent to its purchase, the city reorganized by developing major Capital Improvements to the facilities for use by the
general public. While providing Galesburg’s only public Water Park, Lakeside’s main building provides valuable, indoor
recreational space. This capability provides an added dimension to the services the City of Galesburg Recreation Division
is able to provide, especially in the winter months.
Lakeside Recreation Facility includes the Recreation Administrative offices, lobby area, men’s/women’s locker rooms, Indoor Batting Cage, two Multi-Purpose area courts for various sporting activities and four in-door hard surface tennis
courts. Parking is provided both at the Water Park and at the main recreational building.
Lakeside Recreation Facility Fall/Winter Hours:
October 13, 2014 - May 15, 2015.
Monday through Friday:
Saturday and Sunday:
Swing into Fall with Lakeside
Indoor Batting Cage.
Improve your batting skills or
practice for a big game at Lakeside
Indoor Batting Cage.
Batting Cage Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
1:00-6:00 p.m.
Tunnel Rental: $25.00 per hour
Your team can reserve the Indoor
Batting Cage, regardless of
whether your team plays softball or
baseball. Reservations must be
scheduled through the Recreation
Division by calling 309/345-3683.
greens/mats.
Lakeside Recreation Facility
offers area residents the
following amenities:
• Four hard surface In-door tennis
courts.
• Two Multi-Purpose courts which
host –
Volleyball courts (2)
Basketball courts (2)
Portable Basketball
Standards.
• In-door Batting Cage for
Baseball and Softball.
• Men/Women restrooms/locker
rooms.
• Individual and group tennis
lessons.
8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
1:00 -6:00 p.m.
Serve it at the Indoor
Tennis Courts.
Enjoy playing tennis on one of the
four in-door tennis courts.
Tennis Court Hours/Rates:
(Effective March 1, 2014)
Monday-Thursday
8:30a.m.-5:00p.m. - $16.00 per hour
Monday-Thursday
5:00-9:00p.m. - $20.00 per hour
Friday
8:30a.m.-9:00p.m. - $16.00 per hour
Saturday
1:00-6:00p.m. - $20.00 per hour
Sunday
1:00-6:00p.m. - $16.00 per hour
Students:
Anytime - $16.00 per hour any time.
(Any individual attending an
educational institution on a full time
basis).
Walk on’s are allowed, but
reservations are encouraged
through the Recreation Division at
309/345-3683.
Lakeside Recreation Facility evening hours begin on Monday, October 13, 2014
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Nature Programs are offered the Second Saturday
of each month during fall and winter 2014-2015.
Lakeside Nature Center
Lakeside Nature Center has continued to expand and
grow with the collaboration of many partners to help
build Galesburg’s only Nature Center.
A habitat
garden was expanded, thanks to a grant from the
Galesburg Community Foundation and Ronald
McDonald’s House Charities, and designed by Brian
Davidson of Unique Landscaping. These grants also
provided initial supplies for the Nature Center. Staff
is asking for the community to support our endeavor
to bring the love of nature and the out-of-doors to
Galesburg and the
surrounding area.
“Live simply that others might
simply live.” ~ Elizabeth Ann Seton
1033 South
Lake Storey Road
Galesburg Lakeside Nature Center
2nd Saturday Hours:
September 13, October 11, November 8, and
December 13, 2014
January 10, February 14 and March 14, 2015
Come and explore the Galesburg Community Nature
Center the second Saturday of every month. There will
be an organized activity, as well as on-going
exploration with our Nature Leader, Darla Krejci, and/
or Master Naturalist, Jennifer Bunde.
Day: Saturdays
Time: 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Suggested Donation - $5.00 per person
Free Exploration with a minimal fee to participate in
the organized programs.
2nd SATURDAY – NATURE ACTIVITIES
SEPTEMBER
9/13 Fall Fun Day
Please join us for a fun filled morning of activities that
will bring you and your family closer to nature. There
will be something for everyone! Attendees should
wear long pants and dress for the weather.
9:00 a.m. – Beginner Binocular Clinic with
Jennie Bunde
9:15 a.m. – Fall Migration Bird Hike with Biologist,
Paul Skrade
10:00 a.m. – Monarch Watch Program with
Rhonda Brady
Ongoing activities from 9:00-11:00 a.m. with Nature
Leader, Darla Krejci, may include a fall scavenger
hunt and a Leaf Color Activity.
Nature Center Attendants: Darla Krejci and
Jennifer Bunde
OCTOBER
10/11 Pumpkins and Nature
Stop by the Lakeside Nature Center for “Fall Fun”.
There will be a nature hike to view the trees and leaves
as they change color. Youth can pick out a pumpkin,
thanks to Huizenga Family Farm and Monsanto, from
the Lakeside Nature Center “pumpkin patch” to
decorate and take home. There will also be a
campfire to roast your own pumpkin seeds.
Nature Center Attendants: Darla Krejci and
Jennifer Bunde
LAKESIDE NATURE CENTER
GRAND OPENING FOR THE NEW
PICNIC SHELTER AND FIREPIT CIRCLE.
Date: Saturday, October 18, 2014
Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
The public is invited to join the Galesburg Recreation
Division Nature staff; Jennifer Bunde and Darla Krejci,
along with Nature Camp staff; Cindy Barshinger and Paul
Skrade, for this Grand Opening of the NEW Picnic Shelter
and Firepit. There will be activities including a campfire,
complete with s’mores.
A special invitation is for all of the Galesburg Noon Lions
Club, who generously donated the NEW Picnic Shelter.
Bring your lawn chairs and join us around the campfire.
Lakeside Nature Center will be open for everyone to
explore and enjoy.
5:30-6:15 p.m.- Black Fox Drum
(Native Americans)
6:00-6:45 p.m.-Folk Music
with Paul Brechbuhler
6:45-7:30 p.m.-Folk Music
with John Heasly
Bring your families for this special event.
Fee: FREE
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NOVEMBER
11/8 People and Animals from Illinois Past
Discover the relationship with nature and the pre-historic
mammals and Native Americans from the past. Stations
will be set up for participants to enjoy good “old
fashioned” activities such as grinding corn using a
mortar and pestle and making corn husk dolls.
Thanks to Huizenga Family Farm.
Nature Center Attendants:
Darla Krejci and Jennifer Bunde
DECEMBER
12/13 Tracks, Scat and Habitat
Look for tracks and other signs of life left behind from
the animals in their winter habitat. Explore tracks, scat
and other mammal clues living around Lake Storey.
Lakeside Nature
Center visitors
will learn about
Stories in the Snow
tracks, scat and
skulls, and may venture out on a trail to observe signs
of mammals on the nature trail.
Nature Center Attendants: Jennifer Bunde,
Darla Krejci and Cindy Barshinger
FEBRUARY
Owl Prowl
Date: February 21, 2015
Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Join Master Naturalist, Jennie Bunde, on a
moonlit walk through the woods to see Who’s
Whooooo of the night flight predators. Search
for owls and listen to fascinating night sounds.
Adults should bring flashlights. Children must
be accompanied by an adult.
Reservations are required by Friday,
February 12, 2015.
MARCH
FEBRUARY
3/14 Spring Nature Camp
Come see what the
Galesburg Recreation
Division and Lakeside Nature
Center have to offer this
spring and summer. There
will be a special Nature
Camp Introduction available
for Wiggly Worms and
Adventure Seekers. Join Master Naturalist, Jennifer
Bunde, to learn about the signs of spring and look for
spring wildflowers. Nature Camp Coordinator, Cindy
Barshinger, will be available with information for the
Nature Camps. Registration will be taken for the
Nature Camps and Programs.
Nature Center Attendants:
Jennifer Bunde and Darla Krejci
Nature Camp Staff: Cindy Barshinger,
Debbie Thailkill, and Paul Skrade
2/14 Whoooo Do You Love
Visit the Lakeside Nature Center and have fun learning
about owls. Participants that sign up will have fun
dissecting owl pellets and learning owl bird calls. Use
analysis and identification to determine the individual
bones structures. Learn about the food chain and the
importance of all parts of the food chain/web. If you
want, venture out for a winter hike. Then register and
prepare for a real Owl Prowl later in the week.
Nature Center Attendants:
Darla Krejci and Jennifer Bunde
Galesburg Area Bird Club
Bird lovers can meet at 7:30
a.m. on the second Sunday of
each month, April through
October, at the Joe E. Anderson
area of Lake Storey Park for a
free bird walk. The Galesburg
Area Bird Club is an informal group of area residents
who have an interest in birds. Contact
[email protected] for more information.
JANUARY
1/10 Maple Syrup
Late winter is the time to learn how Native Americans
and early settlers collected and prepared syrup.
Participants will have the opportunity to make and take
sweet treats made with maple syrup.
Nature Center Attendants:
Jennifer Bunde and Darla Krejci
Respect and protect nature.
LOOKING FOR
VOLUNTEERS TO
ASSIST AS A
NATURE CENTER
ATTENDANT ON
2 nd SATURDAYS
AND WITH NATURE
PROGRAMS. CALL
309/345-3683
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION.
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IDNR Resource
Trunks Available
The City of Galesburg Recreation Division is
a host site for the Illinois Department of
Natural Resources resource trunks and a
Field Trip pack. These are great teaching
tools for educators to use with their
students. Trunk contents are correlated to
the Illinois Learning Standards. These can
be utilized by classroom teachers, school
clubs, after school programs, youth groups,
home-school
educators,
conservation
groups, day care centers, religious groups,
camps and more.
Available Nature Resource Trunks:
-Aquatic Illinois Trunk
-Illinois Birds Trunk
-Illinois Insects and Spiders Trunk
-Illinois Invasive Species Trunk
-Illinois Tree Trunk
-Illinois Wild Mammals Trunk
-People and Animals form Illinois’
Past Trunk
-Field Trip Pack for Early Childhood
Educators
Call
309/345-3683
to reserve a Free
Nature Resource
Trunk today.
Illinois Department of Natural
Resources (IDNR)
MEET THE NATURE STAFF
Master Naturalist – Jennie Bunde
Jennie Bunde is the Galesburg Recreation Division’s
Master Naturalist.
She has her Masters in
Conservation Biology and provides tremendous
experience from which everyone can benefit. Jennie
has assisted with nature camps/programs and is a
facilitator for Project WILD; Project Learning Tree and
the Prairie School Project. She is also a Certified
Interpretive Guide.
Nature Leaders-Darla Krejci
Darla Krejci has a background in Elementary
Education. She has worked as a Naturalist at
Pilcher Park Nature Center in Joliet and is an
instructor for nature themed and other classes at
Carl Sandburg College’s Kids on Campus for
several years.
Camp Coordinator – Cindy Barshinger
Cindy Barshinger received her degree in Early
Childhood form Illinois State University. She has 30
years of experience in the educational field and is
currently teaching in the Bright Futures Pre-K program.
Cindy is an inspiration to the youth, and adults, in our
community. Cindy works closely with the camp staff to
provide an excellent experience for our Nature Camp
participants. This past summer she had the opportunity
to attend the Ron Clark Academy.
Biologist – Paul Skrade
Paul Skrade has a PhD in Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology form Iowa State University.
He is now serving as a visiting Professor of
Biology at Knox College. Paul is an enthusiastic
environmentalist who shares a love of nature with
his family, and promotes getting outside activities.
Special Events
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OCTOBER
10/25 13th Annual Fall Home Based Party
Extravaganza (Saturday)
Come out to the Lake Storey
Pavilion and visit with local
area Home Based
Party Businesses from 9:00
a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Door prizes
will be given away from
participating vendors, with
over 20 participating Home party vendors. For more
information contact Linda Pedersen 309/342-0073 or
Elizabeth Varner 309/345-3604.
NOVEMBER
11/23 39th Annual Turkey Trot
5 K Run/Walk (Sunday)
The Galesburg Recreation Division
and the Roadrunner’s Club are sponsoring a 5K Run/
Walk. Registration forms are available at the
Galesburg Recreation Division office or from a
Roadrunner Club member.
Divisions: 5K-Men and Women – 13 and Under, 1418, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 60 and over
Pre-registration Fee: 5K - $16.00
($10.00 without a T-shirt.)
Pre-registration is due Friday, November 14, 2014.
Race Day Registration Fee: $20.00
($14.00 without a T-Shirt.)
GRRC Members: $14.00
($8.00 without a T-Shirt.)
Race Day Registration Times: 7:30-8:45 a.m.
Race Time: 9:00 a.m. Sharp
Location: Lake Storey Park Pavilion
“Daddy-Daughter” Candyland Ball
Wednesday - December 3, 2014
This is the original “Daddy Daughter”
date night in Knox County at the Lake
Storey Pavilion, and a magical night to
remember. Activities will include a dinner
buffet, line dancing, a craft, seasonal
songs and a special visit from Santa from
6:00-8:00 p.m. The meal is catered by
Hy-Vee and will include ham, corn, fruit
salad, dinner rolls and beverages.
Participants, 5-12 years or K-6th Grades,
will wish the night never ends.
Registration is limited and is on a first
come, first serve basis.
Fee: $50.00 per couple, $20.00 each
additional child
PHOTO KEEPSAKE:
Special keepsake photos will be available for
purchase,
provided
by
Dickerson
Photography. This is an additional fee payable
at the event, but well worth the memories.
(Optional)
(1) 5 x 7 & 4 wallets of professional quality
$15.00 payable to
Dickerson’s Photography.
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MARCH
MAY
3/21 7th Annual Home Based Party Spring Fling
and Art Fair (Saturday)
Come out to the Lake Storey
Pavilion from 9:00 a.m. –
2:00 p.m. Home Based
Business vendors will be
available along with some of
our Local Artist with their
goods for sale and to order.
Door prizes will be given away from participating
vendors. For more information contact Linda Pedersen
309/342-0073 or Elizabeth Varner 309/345-3604.
*There are spots still
available
for
local
Artists, Authors and
Vendors.
5/6 14th Annual Touch a
Truck Event (Wednesday)
Teachers, plan ahead for
spring school field trips by
putting the Touch A Truck
Day on your calendar. Let
the city Recreation Division
help you plan a successful trip. Attendees will
experience a large variety of vehicles with wheels
from 10:00-11:30 a.m. at the Lake Storey Pavilion
parking lot. This event has always been popular for
Day Care centers, Preschool, Kindergartens, Home
School, and families. Those planning field trips may
call 309/345-3683 for more information. Picnic
shelters and tables are also available in the park.
Make it a full day for a field trip and enjoy the Lake
Storey walking trail while observing nature.
More information will be
available this spring.
Fee: Free
3/22 27th Annual
Easter Egg Hunt
(Sunday)
Hy-Vee and the
Galesburg Recreation
Division host the largest
Easter Egg Hunt in Knox
County for youth, 2
years of age-6th Grade
at Lake Storey Park this
spring at 1:00 p.m.
Fee: Free
EASTER COLORING CONTEST
Sponsored by the Register Mail.
Plan on taking part in the biggest Easter Coloring
Contest in Galesburg this spring. Contest information
will be available in early March.
Teen Programs
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Making a Difference in the Lives of our Youth
OCTOBER
10/10 Babysitting Clinic (Friday)
Youth, age 11-15, have the opportunity to learn
babysitting skills for children of all ages. Topics
covered include first aid, toy and game selection for
various ages, identification of common safety hazards,
making responsible decisions, accident prevention and
much more. A certified American Red Cross Instructor
teaches the class and a certificate will be awarded
upon completion. All required materials, including a
handbook and an emergency reference guide are
included in the fee. (Please bring a pen and / or
pencil with you to class.) The clinic will meet at the
American Red Cross, 143 East Main Street, from 9:00
a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Pre-registration is needed by Friday,
October 3, 2014.
Minimum: 10 participants.
Fee: $65.00 per person
(Includes a reference manual).
*Please bring a sack lunch and drink(s).
A vending machine is available for a soda.
Instructor: Kate Budde
TAKE THE CHALLENGE
Enroll in the American Red Cross
Lifeguard Training Program.
(See the class offerings in the aquatic section on page 8.
Must be 15 years of age and meet the swim skill pre-requisites.
DECEMBER
12/19 Babysitting Clinic (Friday) Teacher’s Institute
Please refer to the October session program description.
The clinic will meet at the American Red Cross, 143 East
Main Street, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Pre-registration is needed by Friday,
December 12, 2014.
12/31 Inner Tube Water Polo and Open Swim
Hawthorne Pool is open for TEENS ONLY during Winter
Break on New Year’s Eve for an afternoon of splashing,
swimming and fun from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Teen Inner Tube
Water Polo is a super fun variation of water polo. No
experience is needed. All you need to do is sit on the
tube and paddle, pass and shoot the ball toward the goal
of the opposing team. Just be sure you don’t hold the ball
too long as you may get tipped over.
Junior and Senior High only.
Bring your own inner tube.
Fee: $2.00 per person
CHECK OUT THE
HAWTHORNE
MUNICIPAL POOL
SPLASH PARTY
RENTALS.
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Trips
FRIGHT FEST ON COLUMBUS DAY
TEENS
OCTOBER - 10/13 (Monday)
Teen Trip (Jr. High - 6th-8th Grades)
Feel the fear of Fright Fest at Six Flags Great America on Columbus Day. There will be
a variety of haunted entertainment, along with your favorite rides and attractions. Test
your nerve and walk through the “Mausoleum of Terror”, “Massacre Medical Center”
and fear the “Wicked Woods”. There are also shows including “Love at First Fright”
and “Fantome”. Watch out, there could be something lurking around every corner.
Bring extra money for food and souvenirs. The bus leaves at 8:30 a.m. from Lakeside
Recreation Facility and will return around 9:30 p.m.
Pre-registration is required by Wednesday, October 1, 2014.
Fee: $125.00 per person (Includes admission in
the park and deluxe coach bus transportation.)
Min: 25
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12/6 Annual Holiday Trip to Michigan Avenue (Saturday)
Start your holiday season with a trip to Chicago. Michigan Avenue
has a variety of unique shopping experiences, great food and
delightful sights. Be sure to visit Christkindlmarket, a German
market featuring music, entertainment and traditional German food,
drink and venue. Holiday themed windows at Macy’s on State
Street is always a fun side stop as well. Participants will be on their
own to enjoy the holiday sights and delights.
The bus leaves at 7:00 a.m. from Lakeside Recreation Facility.
Must pre-register by Wednesday, November 19, 2014.
Fee: $58.00 per person (Includes deluxe coach bus transportation
and movies).
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP TE
ENS
FEBRUARY 2/16 (Monday)
Join the fun on the slopes for an all-day skiing and snowboarding trip to Chestnut
Mountain in Galena, Illinois. This adventure is open to 6th-12th Grade. Lessons
are included for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. All participants will be
required to check in with chaperones at designated times throughout the
evening. Please indicate on the registration form if
you need a ski or snowboard rental, or if you are
bringing your own equipment. Extra money is
needed for snacks, lunch and dinner. Participants
may rent a helmet for an additional $6.00.
Fee: $118.00 (Includes deluxe coach bus
transportation, lift ticket,
ski/snowboard rental and lesson).
$100.00 (Includes deluxe coach bus transportation
and lift ticket.)
Pre-registration deadline is required by Friday,
January 30, 2015.
ALL TRIP FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.
Youth Special Event Days
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Making a Difference in the Lives of Our Youth.
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
11/21 Talking Turkey (Friday)
Gobble, Gobble! There will be a
cornucopia of activities planned
from 4:00-6:00 p.m. with a
Thanksgiving theme to keep your
child active.
We aren’t just “talking turkey”,
when we say this program is
full of fun!
Activities will
include a craft, games, and
snacks.
12/22 Pizza House
(Monday-Winter Break)
Mamma Mia! There will be
a “behind the scenes” tour,
as well as creating “your”
perfect
combination
of
sauce, cheese and toppings
for a delicious pizza. Meet
at Pizza House, 132 E. Simmons St.,
from 10:00-11:15 a.m.
Must pre-register by Wednesday, December 17, 2014.
Fee: $9.00 per person.
Must pre-register by Friday,
November 14, 2014.
Fee: $10.00 per person
DECEMBER
12/19 Jingle All the Way (Friday)
Jingle over to Hawthorne Gym from 10:00 a.m.-Noon
for a program themed around holiday festivities.
Elementary age participants will enjoy a craft, games
and a snack. Bring your suit, towel and smile for a
fun time. Participants are then welcome to stay for
lunch and open swim until the next program at
Hawthorne Pool in the afternoon. Bring your own
lunch if you are staying.
Fee: $15.00 per person / $20.00 includes open
gym/swim in the afternoon from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Kids Kitchen Delights
Get ready for a program that lets you experience
some of the best treats in Galesburg. Perfect for
young chefs, 1st – 6th grade.
There will be a
different host every week making a great variety.
Fees vary depending on the ingredients and supplies
needed, which are included in the fee.
*Class size is limited and will be on a first come, first
serve basis.
JANUARY
1/12 Winter Wonderland Cooking Class (Monday)
This class will be full of winter fun in the kitchen at the
Hy-Vee dining area on Henderson Street. Hy-Vee
Dietitian, Stefanie, will teach the basics of cooking in the
kitchen, some tasty recipes perfect for the winter months
and the importance of eating balanced meals all year
long from 4:00-5:00 a.m. Everyone will participate in
making four healthy recipes that they can take home to
make for mom and dad and show off their new cooking
skills
Fee: $5.00 per child
Instructor: Stefani
FEBRUARY
2/16 Food Explorer: Supermarket
Scavenger Hunt␣ (Monday)
Hey kids, become a food explorer at
Hy-Vee on Henderson Street dining
area during this school day out
program from 4:00-5:00 p.m. Join
Nutritionist, Stefanie, to embark on a
scavenger hunt in search of the
healthiest foods in the grocery store
using the NuVal nutrition score of
each food. Everyone will win the ultimate prize of
learning how to build, and taste, their own healthy
snacks at the end of the scavenger hunt.
Fee: $3.00 per child
CHECK OUT THE HAWTHORNE MUNICIPAL POOL SPLASH PARTY RENTALS on page 22.
Registration Form
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WAIVER and RELEASE
Warning of Risk: Recreation activities/programs are intended to challenge one physically and mentally. There is a risk
of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program.
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in these programs/activities,
and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor
child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my
minor child/ward may have (or occur to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in these programs/activities
against the City of Galesburg, including their respected officials, employees and volunteers (hereinafter collectively
referred as “City of Galesburg”).
I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the City of Galesburg from any and all claims for injuries, damages or
loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which may occur to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of,
connected with, or in any way associated with these programs/activities.
I have read and understand the above important information, warning of risk and waiver and release of all claims and
assumption of risk.
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