program guide - Northfield Park District

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Spr ing • Summer
2015
PROGRAM GUIDE
Register on-line for Spring • Summer Programs
at www.northfieldparkdistrict.org
Camp Registration Deadline: May 26th
Come Celebrate America!
NORTHFIELD
4TH
OF
JULY
2015
Saturday, July 4th
Willow Park!
Running Races
Bike Judging
Categories:
Bike Parade
Most Patriotic, Funniest,
Most Elaborate,
Most Imaginative and
Old Fashioned
9:45 AM Line up at Route of your choice
Line up:
Route:
Somerset & Old Willow
Old Willow to Wagner Rd.
to Community Center
Line up:
Route:
Ameritech Lot
Winnetka Ave. to Riverside Dr. to
Avon to Bosworth to Wagner Rd.
to Community Center
11:00 AM Races Begin
Family Activities
• Relays
• Wheelbarrow Races
• Hula Hoop Contest
• Egg Toss
12:00 PM Announcement
of Family Trophy
10:00 AM Bike Parade Starts
10:30 AM
Bike Judging, Concessions Open,
D.J. & Amusement Rides and:
• Temporary Tattoos• Cotton Candy
• Sand Art
• Sno Cones
• Face Painting
• Moonwalk
• Giant Slide
• Various
• Euro Bungy
Inflatables
If you would like to be a sponsor please contact Jennifer at 847-446-4428 or [email protected]
2 Northfield Park District Spring Summer 2015
Northfield Park District
Park District
Facilities and Parks
Northfield Community Center
401 Wagner Road
446-4428
Northfield, IL 60093
446-4431 (fax)
Residents’ Center, Fitness Center, Board Room
Gymnasium, Staff Offices
Clarkson Park
Willow Road and Bristol Street
Skating Rink, The Lodge, Tot Playground,
Cavallari Pavilion, Gazebo
Fox Meadow
Willow and Waukegan
Soccer Field, Tot Playground
Willow Park
Willow and Wagner Roads
Lighted Baseball Diamonds and Soccer Fields,
Tennis Courts, Pavilion, Walking Path, Bird Sanctuary
All registration receipts
will be emailed to the household
email on file.
Park District
Board of Commissioners
Jennifer Trimble President
Kevin Coyle Vice President
Steven Bickford
Martin Head
Buggie O’Grady
Adelbert Spaan
Lenny Zaban
Ed Morrell Treasurer
The Park Board meets the 4th Monday of each month
at 6:30pm at the Park District Community Center
Board Room.
Community Center Hours
Monday – Friday 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday
9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Administrative Staff
Holiday Hours:
Sunday, April 5th – Closed
Monday, May 25th – Closed
Saturday, July 4th – Closed
Jennifer Sweeney Superintendent of Parks and Recreation
[email protected]
George Alexoff Director
[email protected]
Bill Byron Parks and Facility Supervisor
[email protected]
Xochitl Guillen Bookkeeper
[email protected]
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Northfield Park District is to
serve its residents by supervising the usage and
maintenance of our park resources; offering
facilities, programs, and activities designed to
meet the leisure and recreational needs of the
residents.
If you have any questions about the Park District, the Northfield Park District Board and
Staff would like to hear from you. Go to the
website for a listing of staff and board emails
or call 847-446-4428
Chris Prouty Reception/Registrar
[email protected]
Neal Barron Athletic Supervisor
[email protected]
Jim Reuter Recreation Supervisor
[email protected]
Visit our website at
www.northfieldparkdistrict.org
Follow us on Facebook!
Facebook.com/northfieldparkdistrict
Register online at www.northfieldparkdistrict.org 3
Special Events
NORTHFIELD
PARK DISTRICT’S
Egg-Stravaganza
Saturday, April 4th, 2015
Egg Hunt Begins at 11:00 a.m. – SHARP!
Activities from 10:30 – 11:00 a.m. at Clarkson Park
Face Painting
10:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Brighten your spring day with face paint.
Choose from a variety of designs.
Egg Hunt
Begins at 11:00 a.m.
Please arrive 5 minutes early for hunt. There
will be a mad scramble for plastic eggs around
the park grounds. There will be different age
groups: 2-3, 4-5, 6-8. Eggs will be awarded to
all the participants. There will be one Grand
Prize Egg for each age group with a special
award inside.
Don’t forget your basket!
E A R LY D I S M I S S A L / D AY O F F
District 29
Improvement Days
Spend the day with friends at our Park District
outing! Park District staff will pick up students
from Middlefork School and transport participants to and from the outings in the park district
bus.
Grades: K-5th Grade
Fee:
$30
Date Day Time
Program #
4/24
Fri
11:45AM – 2:45PM 3053072
Pizza lunch and glow in the dark cosmic painting at Sunshine Arts and Crafts in Highland Park.
Registration Deadline 4/21.
Pictures
with the
Bunny
For more information
call 847-446-4428.
Rain Location: Community Center
10:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Have your picture
taken with the
Bunny.
Abracadabra! It’s Magic
Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve
cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. While
the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover that
they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided, and each child receives a magic kit
to take home. Children are grouped by age and always
learn tricks that are age appropriate. Children can
sign up again and again, since new tricks are taught at
each session!
Instructor: Magic Team of Gary Kantor
Age:
5 – 12 years old
Day:
Thursday
Date:
5/7
Time:
5 – 5:55 pm
*Location: Winnetka Park District
Min/Max: 5/35
Program #: 3074181
Fee
$20
*Please note the location
Special Events
Children’s Concert Series
Friday Mornings 10:30-11:15 a.m.
You and your child will love this entertaining concert
series! There will be a different children’s entertainer
each week at Clarkson Park to delight children and
adults. Pack a lunch and a blanket and spend an afternoon at the park.
June 26th – Jeanie B.
Kids will sing and dance to Jeanie B’s Rock-n-Roll
Show. This engaging entertainer is a favorite with kids
of all ages.
July 10th – Ken Schulz
July 17th – Dave Rudolf
This show is totally interactive with hula hooping,
bubble machines, the limbo, and more. The concert
features Dave’s original music as well as some “fun in
the sun” songs such as “Hot, Hot, Hot” and
“Sonora.”
July 24th – Istvan
and His Imaginary Band
When Istvan starts rocking kids can’t help but join in.
An irresistible mix of interactive rock ‘n’ roll, country,
pop punk and sing-alongs that get heads bobbing.
In person, Istvan brings those songs to life and always
tries to involve the crowd, whether it’s playing freeze
dance mid song, inviting them up to sing along or having them ring out the rhythm on a tambourine. When
it comes to the band there is nothing imaginary about
its possibilities. It’s not surprising why Istvan & His
Imaginary Band have become kid and family music
favorites.
*In case of inclement weather Children’s Concerts will move to the Community Center.
Fan favorite Ken Schulz brings his
“mini circus” back to
Northfield! This variety show is for all
ages and includes
juggling, comedy, acrobatics, fire eating, uni-cycling and lots of audience
participation.
“Dog Days” of Summer at Clarkson Park
Join the Northfield Park District and Loving Care Pet Services as we celebrate “National
Hot Dog Day” on Thursday, July 23rd. This family-friendly event has something for everyone. Bring your dog to Clarkson Park as Loving Care’s trainer, Carlos Almazo, trained
by the legendary Caesar Milan, demonstrates training tips with a fun training
tunnel, rings, and short course to run
through with your best four-legged
friends. Carlos understands how training
is an interactive, on-going pursuit. It should be fun and
rewarding for both you and your dog. There will be doggie treats and
water for the pets. Hofherr Meat Co. will be grilling up free hot dogs
for all to enjoy. This event is free and pre-registration is not required.
All dogs must be on a leash.
Day:
Date:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Thursday
7/23, “National Hot Dog Day”
5:00-6:30p.m.
Clarkson Park
FREE
Birthday Party Packages
Children’s Birthday Party Packages
Let us host your next birthday party at the Northfield Community Center!
How would you like to have a no fuss, no mess, hassle free birthday party! Let us provide the perfect venue
and theme for your child’s next celebration. All parties are 1½ hours in length. Contact Jim Reuter at 847446-4428 or [email protected] to schedule your party.
All parties include:
• 60 minutes of supervised games, activities or craft
• Party room rental including tables/chairs and set up and clean up
• Use of refrigerator/freezer
Parties must be booked a minimum of two weeks in advance and require a $50 security deposit. Pricing is
based on 20 children for parties for 5 year olds and up and 13 children for 3 & 4 year olds. Each additional
child is $6.
Fees:
Old Fashioned Games:
Sports Party:
Knights/Princess Party:
Luau/Dance Party:
Magic Party:
$155 Res/$165 Non-Res
Choose from the following party themes,
or let us customize the party just for you!
Old Fashioned Games Party
Enjoy hot potato, bingo, red light green light, tag games and more!
Sports Party
Choose from a variety of sports including basketball, soccer, flag football, kickball, dodgeball, floor hockey
and more!
Knights/Princess Party
Each child will make a knight shield or a princess crown and play royal games. A coin hunt is included.
Luau Party
Have some fun with the limbo, beach ball games, and other activities. Leis will be provided, and luau
decorations.
Dance Party
Dance the day away with freeze dance, musical hula hoops, the limbo and more. Bring your own music if
you want!
Magic Party
Gary Kantor will show children a vanishing act, card tricks and more. All shows are interactive and the
bday child will come up on stage as a Jr. Magician.
Youth Classes
Let’s Draw!
Kindergarteners
Spring is the perfect season for your kindergartener’s talent to blossom. In Young Rembrandts,
we explore many fun subjects. Wonderful drawings of
adventurous astronauts and friendly monsters will excite
the imagination. We reach new heights with our hot air
balloon and many nature-inspired drawings like our bees
and flower baskets. All new lessons for spring!
Age:
4 years-Kindergarten
Location: Residents’ Center
Instructor: Young Rembrandts
Min/Max: 6/15
Length:
7 weeks
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
*4/13-6/1
Mon 1:50-2:50 pm 3053162
$105
* No Class 5/25
High Touch High Tech
After a long winter, let’s get outside and explore! We will
uncover the natural habitats at Willow Park as we investigate the wetlands, creek, and bird sanctuary. Searching
for animal signs & discovering what nature has in store
for us from leaping frogs to butterflies! Hands on activities
will teach children about nature, and how to have a great
time outside. Develop a keen awareness of your natural
surroundings as we do: soil sampling, water sampling,
tree identification, animal tracks, insect/bug collections
& mountings and more. Led by the trained staff of High
Tough- High Tech science, you will be sure to learn and appreciate the natural world right here in our own back yard!
Location: Residents’ Center / Willow Park
Instructor: High Touch High Tech
Min/Max: 8/14
Length:
7 weeks
Kindergarten
4 years old – Kindergarten
Age:
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
4/14-5/26 Tue 1:50-2:50pm 3053262 $105
Elementary
1st – 3rd Grade
Age:
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
4/14-5/26 Tue 3:05-4:05pm 3053261 $105
Girl Power Hour with
Smarty Pants Yoga
Let’s Draw Cartoons!
Grades 1-3
Make this spring a memorable season for your
child. Young Rembrandts Cartooning students will learn
the essential skills they need to create exciting cartoon
characters with expressive faces and dynamic poses. They
will develop their visual story telling skills as they draw
sequential images and jokes. Students will learn to create
fun, off-the-wall characters based on people, animals, and
even food. All this and more await our students.
Age:
1st-3rd Grade
Instructor: Young Rembrandts
Min/Max: 6/15
Length:
7 weeks
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
*4/13-6/1
Mon 3:05-4:05 pm 3053163
$105
* No Class 5/25
Smarty Pants Yoga believes all girls have the potential to
be great leaders and deserve the opportunity to achieve
their dreams. Smarty Pants Yoga’s certified instructors will
empower girls to navigate academic and social situations
through yoga and original Smarty Pants Yoga storybooks.
Yoginis will read, share, craft, and practice yoga while
building community and confidence as they foster positive
relationships with fellow yoginis. Each yogini will receive
the following: a Personalized yoga mat, take home yoga
sequence, (8) original storybooks, (10) personalized email
blasts with fun for the whole family, and weekly arts and
crafts supplies. Yogini’s should bring water we supply the
fun, giggles, and additional materials!
www.smartypantsyoga.com
Age:
1st-5th Grade
Location: Community Center
Instructor: Smarty Pants Yoga
Min/Max: 4/15
Length:
7 weeks
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
4/16-5/28
Th
4:15-5:15 pm 3053201
$130
Youth Classes
Itty Bitty Fun
Come meet some new friends and have some fun indoors and out! We will play some soccer, try our tiny
hands at some art work, conduct a music masterpiece
and more. Let your little ones use both sides of their
brains while they are free to explore.
North Shore
Cooking Academy
These hands-on classes are the perfect place for children to learn lifelong cooking skills in a safe, supportive and fun way! Students taste what they make at the
end of class and will receive a book with the recipes
they created at the end of the session. No peanuts or
tree nuts are used in preparation of the recipes.
Min/Max: 4/14
Length:
7 weeks
Date:
4/15 – 5/27
Little Chefs
Encourage your budding chef to taste and learn new
foods as we take a culinary journey each week! The
new recipes and flavors we’ll experience include Veggie Pizzas, Watermelon Crumble, Baked Ziti and fun
seasonal treats for St. Patrick’s Day, Cinco de Mayo,
Earth Day and Mother’s Day!
Age
Day Time
Program # Fee
4yrs-Kind
Wed 1:50-2:50 pm 3053083 $115
Chefs-in-Training
As Spring fills the air, we will celebrate all that is wonderful about this country as we sample America’s finest regional specialties. From Northeast’s Chowder to
Minnesota Fudge Puppies and wonderful Midwestern
“Fair Food” like Kettle Corn and Elephant Ears. Special
celebrations for St. Patrick’s Day and Cinco de Mayo
will be on tap as well. Join us!
Age
Day Time
Program # Fee
1st-3rd gradeWed 3:05-4:15 pm 3053084 $140
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Location:
Min/Max:
Length:
Program #
Fee:
15 months to 2.5 with caregiver
Monday
4/13 to 5/18
10:00am-10:45 am
Residents’ Center
5/12
6 weeks
3053181
$85
Amazing Art
by Sunshine Arts & Crafts
Join Sunshine Arts and Crafts Studios in the popular
Amazing Art class. Amazing Art combines all your
favorite art projects and mixed media in this unique
class. Kids will make Tie Dye shirts (art smocks for the
session), experience pottery painting, create fired ceramic arts, paint a canvas acrylic painting, do recycled
arts projects and more. Lessons will include concepts
and techniques kids can use for a lifetime and the
experience of creating awesome projects will result in
great self esteem and a sense of accomplishment. Finished work will be taken home immediately. All new
projects each season!
Age:
K- 3rd Grade
Day:
Friday
*Date:
4/10-5/29
Time: 3:05 pm-4:05 pm
Instructor: Sunshine Arts & Crafts
Min/Max: 6/20
Length:
7 weeks
Program # 3053061
Fee:
$130
*No class 4/24
Youth Sports
PeeWee T-Ball
Instructional Soccer
his class encourages kids to have fun while learning
T
the game of t-ball. Skills such as throwing, catching,
hitting, and fielding will be covered. The best part
about this class is that it will be outside on a real field!
This program is designed to teach children the basics
of soccer in a fun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and shooting will be covered through fun games
that keep every-one moving. This class is great for
coordination and self-esteem. The main objective is to
have fun!
Age:
3-4 years old
Location: Willow Park #1
(MFG if weather is inclement)
Instructor:Staff
Min/Max: 6/12
Length:
7 classes
Date
Day Time
Program # Fee
*4/13-6/1 Mon 4:15-5:00pm 3065081 $100
* No Class 5/25
PeeWee Sports Mania
Age:
4-6 years old
Location: Willow Park
Instructor:Staff
Min/Max: 6/12
Length:
7 weeks
Date
Day Time
4/15-5/27 Wed 3:00-3:45pm
4/16-5/28 Thur 4:15-5:00pm
Program # Fee
3065504 $100
3065503 $100
This active class introduces children to the fundamentals of sports such as soccer, t-ball, basketball and
more.
Age:
3-4 years old
Location: Willow Park #1
Instructor:Staff
Min/Max: 5/12
Length:
7 classes
Fee:$100
Date
4/14-5/26
Day
Tuesday
Time
4:00-4:45pm
Program #
3065501
Golf
This class will teach your child the fundamentals of
golf!! The children will learn golfing basics such as
swinging, putting, and chipping. Safety golf balls are
used along with other fun equipment that will captivate
your child’s interest. All equipment will be provided.
K-2nd grade
Age:
Day:
Tuesday
Date:
4/14-5/26
Time:
3:05-3:50pm
Location: Willow Park and Middlefork Gym
Instructor:Staff
Min/Max: 6/8
Length:
7 weeks
Program #: 3065721
Fee:$100
Kindergarten Sports Mania
Can’t decide what sport to try? Well this class is for
you! It features a variety of sports and active games.
Sports and games covered will be basketball, soccer,
relays and tag games. Weather permitting, class will
be held outside.
Location: Middlefork Gym
Instructor:Staff
Min/Max: 6/12
Length:
7 classes
Date
Day Time
4/15-5/27 Wed 1:50-2:50pm
Program # Fee
3065211 $100
Youth Sports
Mini-Majors T-Ball Spring League
The Northfield Park District is proud to partner with Illinois Baseball
Academy to provide the highly successful Mini-Majors T-Ball Spring
League! IBA has been in business for 10 years and has seen their Spring
League grow to over 500+ participants yearly in the New Trier Township.
IBA, partners in community baseball, believes in a holistic approach to teaching the game through blending skill
development with character education. IBA teaches the game the right way!
Young players gain confidence, improve coordination, and appreciate the joys of teamwork and sportsmanship
during weekly games with age appropriate practices. Participants can sign up individually, as part of a small
group, or as a complete 10-member team. Please contact IBA at [email protected] with questions and team requests.
ROOKIES: For 3 & 4-year-olds. Children will learn a new skill and practice it with the help of IBA coaches.
Teams will play a controlled T-ball game and participate in a
variety of fun baseball activities.
Ages:
Rookies: 3-4 yr olds
ALL-STARS: For 2014-2015 Kindergarteners. This program rep
All-Stars: Kindergarteners
resents the next step in the progression of IBA programs. Players
Day:Sunday
will participate in weekly coach-pitch games while also building
*Date:
4/12 – 5/17
on the skills learned at the Rookie League level. Players in the
Time:
12:00 – 1:00 pm
All-Star division will learn positions, play with outs and experiLocation: Willow Park
ence baseball at a more challenging level.
Instructor: IBA Staff
Coaching is by staff members of IBA. They will run practices and
Min/Max: 10/50
games. Parent volunteers will be given the opportunity to assist
Length:
6 weeks
after attending a brief pre-season clinic held by IBA. If you are
Program #: (Rookies) 3065091
interested in volunteering, please email
(All Stars) 3065092
[email protected].
Fee:
$150
The commitment is minimal and the reward is great!
1st-3rd Grade
Spring Flag Football
This class is designed to teach the basics of football in a
fun and non-contact environment. The first few classes
will consist of drills and skill development, followed by
game play. This class is a great way to learn football in a
fun, stress free environment.
1st-3rd Grade
Age:
Day:
Thursdays
Date:
4/16-5/28
Time:
3:05-4:05 pm
Min/Max: 6/12
Length:
7 weeks
Program #: 3065641
Fee:$100
1st – 3rd Grade
Ultimate Spring Sports
Come try Spring Sports where a variety of sports will
be covered over the course of the class. Certain favorites will be played such as basketball, tennis, baseball,
dodgeball and more! This class puts you in the middle
of all the action.
1st-3rd Grade
Age:
Day:
Monday
Date:
4/13-6/1
Time:
3:05-4:05pm
Location: CCG & Willow Park
Min/Max: 6/12
Length:
7 weeks
Program #: 3065751
Fee:$100
* No Class 5/25
Youth Sports
Kickball Night
Baseball and soccer collide! Come join us for a
great night of Kickball under the lights at Willow
Park. Dinner and drinks will be provided.
Age:
K – 3rd Grades
Day:
Friday
Date:
5/15
Time:
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Min/Max 8/20
Program #: 3065421
Fee:
$25
Open Gym
Join us to let off some steam or work on your jump
shot. No children allowed under the age of 10 without
an adult. Open gym times are unsupervised. All open
gym will take place at the Community Center. Open
gym times may be revised based on gym availability.
For open gym times check out our website at
www.northfieldparkdistrict.org or call the
Community Center at 847-446-4428.
North Shore Rugby Academy
The goal of our non-contact rugby program is to ensure that each player has a safe and enjoyable sporting experience, learning the basics of a new Olympic and Internationally popular sport. We focus on learning the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship and having a great time with friends. North Shore Rugby Academy strives to
promote a positive and encouraging coaching environment where everyone feels welcome no matter the skill
level, size, age or gender. The games are fun, non-contact and easy to learn. There are almost no equipment requirements, dress for the weather and be ready to run and have a great time.
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
North Shore Rugby Academy
Reinsdorf Field (Glencoe Park District)
$115
Age
4-5 yr olds
6-8 yr olds
9-11 yr olds
12-14 yr olds
Day
Tue
Tue
Th
Th
Dates
4/7-5/19
4/7-5/19
4/9-5/21
4/9-5/21
Time
4:00-5:00 pm 5:00-6:00 pm
4:00-5:00 pm
5:00-6:00 pm Program #:
3065121
3065122
3065213
3065214
Lacrosse
Day Camps
Giggle Gang
Giggle Gang Camp introduces your youngsters to the
fun of summer through outdoor play, games, songs,
group activities, arts and crafts, field trips, special
performances, entertainment, and water days at camp!
Giggle Gang campers meet rain or shine and need to
bring a snack and beverage every day. Camp fee includes a t-shirt and backpack. Giggle Gang campers
must be 3 years old by the start of camp and must be
potty-trained.
Flexibility is the name of the game! You can sign up for
3 or 5 days a week. You can also pick the three days you
want to attend! (Days need to be the same for all weeks
attending)
Registration
Ages:
Location:
Days:
Time:
Camp Dates:
3-5 year old Campers must be age three
by the start of camp.
Community Center
Monday-Friday If choosing three day
option, may choose any three days
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-3:00 pm
June 15th-July 31st, may choose your weeks
3 Days AM (9:00 am-12:00 pm)
Program #:
Resident
4000091
Program #:
Non-Resident 4000101
3 Days All Day (9:00 am-3:00 pm)
Program #: Resident
4000092
Program #: Non-Resident 4000102
5 Days AM (9:00 am-12:00 pm)
Program #:
Resident
4000111
Program #:
5 Days All Day (9:00 am-3:00 pm)
Program #: Resident
4000112
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3 Half Days
$90/110
$180/215
$260/305
$335/395
$410/485
$425/565
$545/635
3 Full Days
$110/130
$210/250
$315/360
$395/465
$465/545
$550/640
$630/725
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
5 Half Days
$125/150
$235/285
$335/400
$430/465
$465/555
$540/620
$605/675
5 Full Days
$140/170
$270/320
$390/450
$470/550
$570/670
$665/770
$750/875
Day Camps
Trailblazers
Trailblazer Camp knows how to do it right! Join this camp and experience the ultimate in summer fun! This diverse camp offers a wide variety of activities including water days at camp, sports, games, beach days, field trips,
special entertainment, arts and crafts, and more! Trailblazers meet rain or shine and all campers need to bring a
snack and beverage each day. Those attending full day will also need a sack lunch. Camp fee includes a t-shirt and
backpack.
Flexibility is the name of the game! You can sign up for 3 or 5 days a week, half or
full days. You can also pick the three days you want to attend! (Days need to be
the same for all weeks attending.)
Registration
Grades:
Location:
Days:
Time:
Camp Dates:
Entering 1st-4th grade
Community Center
Monday-Friday If choosing three day option,
may choose any three days
9:00 am-12:00 pm, 12:00 pm-3:00 pm, or 9:00 am-3:00 pm
June 15th-July 31st, may choose your weeks
3 Days AM (9:00 am-12:00 pm)
Program #: Resident 4000071
3 Days Full Day (9:00 am-3:00 pm)
Program #: Resident
4000011
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3 Half Days
$85/100
$160/190
$230/275
$295/340
$350/410
$415/490
$475/555
3 Full Days
$105/125
$205/245
$300/345
$375/445
$445/530
$525/625
$605/710
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
5 Half Days
$120/140
$230/275
$320/373
$405/440
$445/525
$510/600
$580/690
5 Full Days
$140/175
$270/320
$390/450
$470/550
$570/670
$665/770
$750/875
4000052
4000062
5 Days Full Day (9:00 am-3:00 pm)
Program #: Resident
4000012
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Monday
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Wednes
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Thursda
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Fridays:
Special
Entertain
ment
5 Days AM (9:00 am-12:00 pm)
Program #: Resident
4000051
3 Days PM (12:00-3:00 pm)5 Days PM (12:00-3:00 pm)
Program #: Resident 4000072
Program #: Resident
Program #: Non-Resident
Trailblaz
Day Camps
SMP Sports Camp
Join us for the best summer of sports! The SMP
Sports Camp is setting
the stage for its best summer camp to date, with theme days, guest speakers
from the world of collegiate athletes and coaches, and
all camp tournaments.
Campers will be introduced to team concepts and
will learn to be great teammates. Campers will be
introduced to the tools needed to become successful athletes. SMP Sports Campers build self-esteem,
self-awareness, good sportsmanship and leadership.
We are confident that the participants will leave camp
each day feeling accomplished in their growth as
young athletes. SMP Sports Camp staff members bring
a high level of athletic experience and enthusiasm to
this camp. Safety, security and encouragement of each
camper’s individual unique abilities are top priorities
in this camp.
Campers have the option of choosing 5 days or 3 days
a week (any 3 days you want!). This type of flexibility
is unique only to the SMP Sports Camp and can’t be
found anywhere else in the area. Looking for more
camp in the afternoon? Check out Trailblazers on
page 14 where we offer an afternoon option.
Registration
Ages: Entering 1st-6th grade
If there are enough campers 1st-3rd graders
and 4th-6th graders will be divided into
two groups.
Location:Community Center/Willow Park
Days: Monday-Friday If choosing three day
option, may choose any three days
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
Dates: June 15th-July 31st
3 Half Days
Program #:
Program #:
Resident 4000241
5 Half Days
Program #:
Program #:
Resident 4000221
#of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3 Days $100/115
$195/$220
$285/320
$370/420
$445/505
$530/600
$580/655
5 Days
$165/190
$325/$365
$470/$530
$620/700
$745/840
$880/995
$970/1095
CIT/Day Camps
Counselor in Training (CIT)
In 2014 we revamped the Northfield Park District’s CIT
program so CITs will learn the ins and outs of what it
takes to be a great counselor! Our CIT Director will
train participants in several areas including: leadership, safety, curriculum development, and behavior
management, to name just a few! CITs will undergo
training on these topics the first day of their
session and then be
assigned to a camp for
hands-on experience
for the remainder of
their time at camp.
CITs will learn new
skills and will be given
a written evaluation at
the end of their camp
session. Not only will CITs have a great time working
with the kids, they will leave equipped with life skills
to help them in their future.
In order for CITs and campers to have the best experience possible, it is important that we have the appropriate amount of CITs at each camp, during each
camp week. Therefore, some weeks may fill up.
Registration
Entering 6th-9th grade
Grades: Location: Community Center
Days: Monday-Friday
Time: 8:45am-12:15pm
Camp Dates: June 15th-August 7th
Session 1: June 15-26
Program #:4000171
Session 2: June 29-July 10
Program #:4000172
Session 3: July 13-July 24
Program #: 4000173
Register as early
as possible.
CIT spots are
limited.
Session 4: July 27-August 7
Program #:4000174
Additional Week(s):
4000175
Fees:
$80/$85
2 Week Session: (only use this fee for the first 2 week session)
Each Additional Week: $25/$30
Registration for CITs
is only available in person or by fax.
Explorers
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this camp is for you! This summer,
Day
this active camp takes three trips
Friday on
!
a week to exciting Chicago area
attractions and spends every Friday at
the beach relaxing and playing. When not traveling
around, campers are at Clarkson Park playing sports,
games and indulging their creative side with arts
and crafts. This camp meets rain or shine. Camp fee
includes a t-shirt and backpack.
Sign up for three or five days a week! There are 3 trips
during the week and Friday is beach day. Please note,
participants are NOT allowed to be dropped off or
picked up from field trip destinations. They must travel
with the camp group for safety reasons.
Registration
Entering 5th-8th grade
Grades:
Days: Monday-Friday
If choosing three day option, may
choose any three days
9:00am-3:00pm
Time: Camp Dates: June 15th-July 31st, may choose your
weeks
3 Days
4000131
Program #: Resident Program #: Non-Resident 4000141
5 Days
Program #:
Program #:
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Resident 4000151
3 Days
$130/155
$245/300
$365/430
$480/570
$595/700
$700/825
$800/945
5 Days
$190/230
$355/420
$520/610
$680/785
$805/945
$915/1075
$1040/1220
Extended Camp/Camp Info
Extended Camp
Did you like camp so much you want some more?
Sign up for our extended week of camp. We’ll have
camp activities, water day and a special activity day.
You may choose to attend half day in the mornings or
all day. Campers may be grouped according to age
depending on the number of registrations. A detailed
calendar of activities will be available June 22nd.
Before Camp
Our Before Camp program provides campers an atmosphere that is relaxed, but fun. Activities range from
free indoor and outdoor playtime to organized activities such as crafts, sports, and games. A minimum of 8
campers must be enrolled in the Before Camp program in order to run the camp.
*Please note if you are registering for different days/
weeks for Before Camp than your regular camp
please do so by filling out an additional camp registration form.
3 years old-8th grade
Ages:
Min/Max: 8/40
Time:
7:30-9:00am
Program #: 4000032
Program #: 4000033
# of Weeks
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3 Days
5 Days
3 Days
5 Days
$40$60
$80
$115
$115
$155
$140
$195
$170
$220
$200
$245
$230
$285
Ages:
Min/Max:
Location:
Date:
Days:
Program#
4000041
4000042
3 years to entering 4th grade
10/70
Community Center
August 3-7
Monday-Friday
Time
Fee
9:00am-12:00pm $100
9:00am-3:00pm
$165
Day Camp Important Information
•If registering for a day camp (Giggle Gang, Trailblazers,
Sports Camp, Explorers) please fill out the Camp
Registration form on page 35.
•Families who choose not to make a full payment at the
time of registration may sign up for our partial
payment plan. The Partial Payment Form can be found
on Page 39. The partial payment plan can be used for
the following camps: Giggle Gang, Trailblazers, Sports
Camp & Explorers. Balance due June 8th.
•If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact
Jennifer Sweeney at 847-446-4428 or
[email protected]. This program is open
only to Northfield Park District residents. Deadline to
submit is May 18th.
•Parent Manuals for day camps (Giggle Gang, Trailblazers
& Explorers) will be e-mailed out the week of June 8th.
•Registration deadlines for day camps is May 26th. Anyone registering after this date will be assessed a $75 late
fee.
•Additional weeks may be added as long as there is
space. However we do not prorate additional weeks
once camp has begun. You will need to pay the publicized amount for weeks added after June 14th.
•Refunds for days camps made prior to May 8th will receive a full refund, less a $20 service charge per camp.
After May 8th a full refund, less a $100 service charge
per camp is granted through June 12th. June 12th is the
last day to request refunds. June 12th is also the last day
refunds will be granted for dropping or switching.
•Friendship requests will be accepted for Giggle Gang &
Trailblazers until 5:00 pm on June 1st.
Form is on page 38.
Winnetka Golf Club • General Information
1300 Oak Street
www.winnetkagolfclub.org • (847) 501-2050
A Facility of the Winnetka Park District
The Winnetka Park District invites all to enjoy the Winnetka Golf Club.
The facility is designed to provide golfing enjoyment for players of all
skill levels and interest.
The 18-hole course is a challenging layout with a par of 71. It can play
to a length of 6,517 yards.
Our 9-hole, par 3 golf course will appeal to all players. Tall oak trees
protect well mounded greens. The par 3 course is classically designed
to allow use of almost all the clubs in your bag.
In the clubhouse you will find a modern pro shop stocked with the
latest equipment and knowledgeable professional staff to help with
any questions you may have. Open during the season are a concession
area and a halfway house on the golf course.
The Winnetka Golf Club has a 25-stall driving range and three short
game practice greens. This practice area serves as a home to WGC’s
teaching Academy.
Private lessons, camps and clinics are available throughout the season.
Professional Staff
Matt Johnson, Manager/Head Professional – PGA (847) 501-2073
Dan Downey, Assistant Manager/First Assistant – PGA
(847) 501-2067
Golf Maintenance Staff
Henry Michna, CGCS, Golf Course Superintendent (847) 501-2056
Mark Anderson, Asst. Golf Course Superintendent
(847) 501-2056
Tee Time Reservations
On-Line, Phone, In-Person
To make on-line reservations visit our web site at
www.winnetkagolfclub.org.
On-line reservations for the 18-hole course may be made 14 days in
advance by all those with golf club memberships, and 13 days in
advance for all other players.
Those making the reservation will be held responsible for the tee time.
Cancellations may be made up to 24 hours before the designated tee
time.
Individuals who do not adhere to this reservation policy may lose
privlege to book tee times.
NEW!! Frequent Player
Discount Program
Adult Frequent Player $49
• $10 off Prime Time Summer Greens Fees
(8 am to 3 pm)
• $5 off all other greens fees
(18 hole course only)
Senior Frequent Player (65+) $29
• Summer Weekday Greens Fees for $27
(regularly $34)
• Spring/Fall Weekday Greens Fees for $24
(regularly $29)
• On Weekends and Holidays, Adult
Frequent Card prices apply
• Holidays that fall on weekdays will
fall under weekend fee schedule
Golf Car & Golf Cart Rates
Golf Car (18-Holes):
Non Member: $18
Golf Car (9-Holes):
Non Member: $11
Pull Cart (18-Holes): $6
Pull Cart (9-Holes): $5
Member: $16
Member: $10
Par 3 Course – 2015 Fees
(fees charged seven days a week)
Adults (19 and up)$14
Juniors (18 and under)$12
Senior (60+)$12
Off Season
$9
(until 18 hole course opens for the season)
Pull Cart (9 Holes)
$5
Driving Range
The driving range features fully contoured and
landscaped target greens to practice your golf
swing. To complement full swing practice, the
club offers a practice bunker and three practice
greens.
Hours of Operation
Vary throughout the season. Please contact
pro shop at (847) 501-2050.
Fees
Member
Regular
Large Bucket $7 $9
Small Bucket $5 $6
10 Bucket Card
$63 $81
Children under age 10 must be accompanied by
an adult at all times when using practice facilities. Patrons may not retrieve balls hit onto range
or adjacent facility.
Winnetka Golf Club
18 Hole Course – 2015 Fees
Summer
Spring & Fall
Weekday (Monday – Thursday)
Early Bird (Open – 7:59 am) ............................................$31
Regular (8:00 am – 2:59 pm) ...........................................$44
Twilight (3:00 – 4:59 pm).................................................$31
Super Twilight (5:00 pm – Close)......................................$23
Weekend (Friday – Sunday) and Holidays
Early Bird “Friday Only” (Open – 7:59 am).......................$35
Regular (8:00 am – 2:29 pm)............................................$51
Twilight (3:00 – 4:59 pm).................................................$35
Super Twilight (5:00 pm – Close)......................................$25
Junior (18 and under)
(Monday – Thursday, No Holidays)...................................$29
Weekday (Monday - Thursday)
Early Bird (Open – 7:59)...................................................$31
Regular (8:00 – 2:29)........................................................$34
Twilight (2:30 – Close)......................................................$20
Weekend (Friday – Sunday) and Holidays
Early Bird “Friday Only” (Open – 7:59).............................$35
Regular (8:00 – 2:29)........................................................$41
Twilight (2:30 – Close)......................................................$25
Junior (18 and under)
Senior (65+)
Senior (65+)
9 Hole
9 Hole
(May 4 – October 4)
(Course Opening through May 3 and Oct. 5 – Nov. 2)
Late Fall (Nov 3 – Course Closing)
Weekday (Monday – Thursday).........................................$23
Weekend (Friday – Sunday) and Holidays.........................$25
Season Memberships – 2015
All season memberships are valid for the 2015 golf season and available to
both residents and non-residents of the Winnetka Park District.
If the 18-hole course is closed, your season membership allows you play on
the Par 3 course, if open.
Adult**
Adult Full Membership
$1,149
Adult Combo**
Combination 2 Adult members
of the same family
$1,825
Adult-5 Day Adult only valid for play Monday – Friday
$750
Junior*
Senior*
Juniors (12 to 18 years old)
Seniors (65 and older)
$750
$799
Par 3
Membership Upgrade
$100
Par 3
Available membership to age 10
$350
and over for unlimited play on the
Par 3 course.
Adult Frequent Player Program***
$49
Senior Frequent Player Program*** $29
*Senior and Junior season memberships are valid for play Monday – Friday
anytime and Friday – Sunday after 12 noon.
**Adult and Adult Combo memberships are the only memberships valid for
a permanent tee time.
***Frequent Player Program provides discounts on daily fees at the facility.
Details found on the previous page.
Membership Benefits
• Unlimited rounds of golf
• Early tee time booking privileges
(1 day in advance of general public)
• Discount range fees
• Discounted golf car fees
• Member only event
*Memberships are non-transferrable and
usable only by the individual(s) purchasing
the Membership
Early Purchase Incentive
Any adult purchasing a full-seven day pass
prior to April 1 will receive a 2015 “Bring A
Friend” punch card allowing them to bring a
guest up to
4 times @ $20 per visit
(2 weekend rounds,
2 weekday rounds).
Winnetka Golf Club • Junior Golf
WGC Academy Junior Golf 4-day Camps
The Winnetka Golf Club Academy offers youth ages 5 and older an introduction to the game and the opportunity to develop an excellent foundation in the skills they will need for a lifetime of golf enjoyment. As they progress, juniors will have the ability to reinforce and
build on the skills they have acquired previously. The camps provide juniors the ability to sharpen their games on the course with course
management, rules of the game and etiquette, all presented in a positive learning environment. It is the chief goal of staff professionals and
instructors that every student enjoys their time spent at the club.
All programs are taught by PGA golf professionals.
Junior Golf
Progression
Level 1 - Red
(Introductory /
Skill Building)
(Ages 5-6)
(1 ½ hrs)
Level 2 - Green
(Beginner /
Intermediate)
(Ages 7 and up)
(3 hrs)
Level 3 - Blue
(Intermediate)
(Ages 8 and up)
(3 hrs)
Level 4 - Black
(Intermediate /
Skilled)
(Ages 9 and up)
(3 hrs)
Level 1 – Red
Date
June 2-5
June 2-5
June 9-12
June 16-19
June 23-26
June 30-July 3
July 7-10
July 14-17
July 21-24
July 28-31
August 4-7
August 11-14
August 18-21
Days
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Tuesday-Friday
Time
10:00-11:30 am
1:30-3:00 pm
10:00-11:30 am
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
Level 2 – Green
•Fun and exciting program
•Attention getting and keeping
•Individual one on one time
•Use of alternative games to
teach the concepts and skills
•Low pressure atmosphere
•Safety
All registration should be
done through the
Winnetka Golf Club.
Program goals:
Ages:
7 & Older
Skill level:
Beginner/Intermediate
Upon completion:Students should be able to get in a proper golf set-up and hit the ball in the air
more often than not.
WGC Program Gifts:Items in the past have included hats, water bottles, golf balls and backpacks.
Class size:
Fees:
Activity #
252200-01
252200-02
252200-03
252200-04
252200-05
252200-06
252200-07
252200-08
252200-09
252200-10
252200-11
252200-12
(Summer long
program)
Program goals:
Ages:
5-6 yr olds
Skill level:Introductory / Skill Building
WGC Program Gifts:WGC Academy hat, water bottle, backpack, golf balls, prizes
Class size:
Max 20 students
Fees:
$150 res. / $165 nr
Activity #
252100-01
252100-02
252100-03
252100-04
252100-05
252100-06
252100-07
252100-08
252100-09
252100-10
252100-11
252100-12
252100-13
WGC Jr. Team
(Travel team)
(Skilled /
Competitive)
Max 20 students
$350 res. / $365 nr
Date
Days
June 9-12
Tuesday-Friday
June 9-12
Tuesday-Friday
June 16-19
Tuesday-Friday
June 23-26
Tuesday-Friday
June 30-July 3
Tuesday-Friday
July 7-10
Tuesday-Friday
July 14-17
Tuesday-Friday
July 21-24
Tuesday-Friday
July 28-31
Tuesday-Friday
August 4-7
Tuesday-Friday
August 11-14
Tuesday-Friday
August 18-21
Tuesday-Friday
Time
9:00 am-12:00 pm
12:30pm-3:30 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
9:00 am-12:00 pm
•To introduce and expand on
full swing fundamentals, posture, grip and alignment
•Putting, chipping and etiquette
covered as well
•Use of a wide variety of teaching aids, drills and fun games to
reinforce the concepts
•Daily play time on the par 3
course highlighting:
– How the game is played
– Application and transferring
acquired skills
– Basic rules of the game
– Scoring
– Instilling proper golf etiquette
•Safety
Winnetka Golf Club • Junior Golf
Level 3 – Blue
Ages:
8 & Older
Skill level:
Experienced / Intermediate
Upon completion:Students should be able to play the par 3 course on their own in a timely
manor and have a working knowledge of rules and etiquette.
WGC Program gifts:Items in the past have included hats, water bottles, golf balls and backpacks.
Class size:
Max 20 students
Fees:
$350 res. / $365 nr
Activity #
252300-01
252300-02
252300-03
252300-04
252300-05
252300-06
252300-07
252300-08
252300-09
252300-10
252300-11
252300-12
Date
June 9 - 12
June 16 - 19
June 16 - 19
June 23 - 26
June 30 - July 3
July 7 - 10
July 14 - 17
July 21 - 24
July 28 - 31
August 4 - 7
August 11 - 14
August 18 - 21
Days
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Tuesday -Friday
Time
1:00 – 4:00 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
1:00 – 4:00 pm
Level 4 – Black
Ages:
9 & Older
Skill level:
Intermediate / Skilled
Upon completion:Students should have an increased knowledge of the golf swing and more
advanced short game skills along with improved course management.
WGC Program gifts:Items in the past have included hats, water bottles, golf balls and backpacks.
Class size:
Max 20 students
Fees:
$350 res. / $365 nr
Activity #
252400-01
252400-02
252400-03
252400-04
252400-05
252400-06
252400-07
252400-08
Date
June 23 - 26
June 30 - July 3
July 7 - 10
July 14 - 17
July 21 - 24
July 28 - 31
August 4 - 7
August 18 - 21
Days
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Tuesday - Friday
Time
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Program goals:
•Building on the full swing to
become more fundamentally
sound and consistent
•To Introduce and reinforce short
game techniques
•Daily play time on both the par 3
& 18- hole courses highlighting:
– Course management – how to
eliminate mistakes
– Rules of the game
– Reviewing proper golf etiquette
•Use of a wide variety of teaching aids, drills and fun games to
reinforce the concepts
• Safety
Program goals:
•Designed to sharpen student’s
skills and increase self-confidence
•Specific attention given to applying
a fundamentally sound golf swing
and short game to the course
•Introduce more advanced short
game techniques
•Daily play time on the 18 hole
course highlighting:
– Course management
– Recovery shots
– Stat tracking
– Rules of the game
– Reviewing proper golf etiquette
• Video analysis
•Fundamental golf specific fitness
•Use of a wide variety of teaching
aids, drills and fun games to reinforce the concepts
• Safety
Spring Junior Golf
This program is designed to serve as a spring tune-up for the
upcoming season. It will consist of instruction training along
with par 3 course play time, course management along with
pre-round instruction and proper warm-up techniques.
Ages:
7 – 8 or 9 & older
Skill level:Novice/Intermediate (participants should have
had previous exposure to golf )
Pre-requisite:Completed a Winnetka Golf Club Academy
program or had private instruction
Class size:
Fees:
Activity #
152100-01
152100-02
152100-03
152100-04
152100-05
152100-06
152100-07
152100-08
Age
7 – 8
9 & up
7 – 8
9 & up
7 – 8
9 & up
7 – 8
9 & up
Date
Days
April 14 - April 30 Tue & Thur
April 14 - April 30 Tue & Thur
April 15 - May 1 Wed & Fri
April 15 - May 1 Wed & Fri
May 5 - May 21 Tue & Thur
May 5 - May 21 Tue & Thur
May 6 - May 22 Wed & Fri
May 6 - May 22 Wed & Fri
Time
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Max 24 students
$275 res. / $285 nr
Northfield Community Fitness Center
• No Initiation Fees
• Convenient Location
• High and Low Impact
Workouts
• Competitive Rates
• Daily Rates Available
$8 Resident
$10 Non-Resident
• Friendly Staff
• Convenient Parking
• Flexible hours
• Relaxed Atmosphere
• 1250 Square Feet
• Four user friendly PreCor
Treadmills with Contact
Heart Rate and wider
treadways and PreCor
Elliptcals
• Multi-Stack Gym
• Upright and recumbent
bikes
• Access to a 350 sq. ft.
multi-purpose stretch and
“core work” room where
users can perform warm-up
and cool-down stretching
OR take advantage of our
exercise balls and medicine balls. (Room 5 subject
to availability. Please see
schedule posted in Fitness
Center.
The Northfield Park District is pleased
to offer a low cost, high quality
alternative to those big, uncomfortable, crowded health clubs.
Conveniently located inside the
Community Center at Willow and
Wagner Roads, this work-out
room is a great reason to begin
or continue a fitness program
that’s right for you.
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treadmills for your walking or running
pleasure, upright and recumbent bikes,
EFX elliptical trainers (which are easy on the
knees), stepper and rowing machines are all vital components for you to
lose weight and get fit!
Are you looking to do some weight lifting instead, or in addition? Try out
our Smith Machine, Hip Sled/Leg Press or multi-station gym for a variety
of squats and presses, and a host of upper and lower-body conditioning
exercises. You can
also choose from
our selection of free
weights, dumbbells,
exercise and medicine balls.
Wouldn’t it be great
to have a personal
trainer to keep you
motivated, focused
and help customize a
workout program that
fits your personal fitness or rehabilitation
goals? Our personal trainers are professionally certified, energetic, positive and competitively priced. Please see page 24 for further information.
It’s easy to sign-up as a new member of the Fitness Center. Just drop by
the Community Center anytime, see all we have to offer and complete an
application form, or simply call the Park District 446-4428 to receive your
application form via fax or mail.
Fitness Memberships
Membership Fees
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 6:00am – 9:00pm
One Year Membership
Resident Rates
Nonresident Rates
Individual
$243
$267
Couple
$405
$445
Family
$544
$598
Family + 1
$110 each additional $115 each additional
Senior
$180
$189
Senior Couple
$295
$325
Saturday 8:00am – 6:00pm
Six Month Membership
Resident: Any individual working
or living within Northfield or NPD
boundaries
Individual
Couple
Family
Family + 1
Senior
Senior Couple
Resident Rates
Nonresident Rates
$176
$283
$390
$63 each additional
$125
$201
$194
$312
$429
$70 each additional
$137
$221
Sunday 9:00am – 6:00pm
* Note there is a 14 year old minimum age to use the equipment.
Children are not to be left unattended.
Couple: Any 2 people living in
same household
Family: Any 3 people living in same
household
Three Month Membership Resident Rates
Nonresident Rates
Family +1: Any 4 or more living in
same household
Individual
Couple
Family
Family + 1
Senior
Senior Couple
$107
$166
$224
$33 each additional
$76
$118
Seniors: Any individuals 60 & over
$97
$151
$204
$30 each additional
$69
$107
*Memberships are from date of
purchase.
Daily Rates Available:
$8Resident
$10Non-Resident
Fitness Center Daily Fees
Daily fees are accepted for use of
the Fitness Center. The cost is $8
per visit for residents and $10 per
visit for nonresidents. All daily fee
users must be 14 years or older and
sign a waiver each visit. When using
a daily fee, please pay at the front
counter.
Renewal Rates
We offer a 10% discount if your
membership is renewed prior
to your expiration date. You will
also receive one free daily pass
to the Fitness Center with each
renewed membership. This only
applies to patrons with a one-year
membership.
Adult Fitness
Jump Start the Morning
Gentle Yoga
If you need to get your exercise done before the rest of
your day gets in the way, then this is the perfect class
for you. This hour long workout combining strength &
cardio is designed to keep you fit and toned. No bikes,
no steps, no gimmicks, this is a no nonsense, traditional
workout that caters to individual levels and ability. A
serious workout with fun people!
Yoga is an ancient tradition intended to unite body,
mind, and spirit. In this class we will practice gentle
stretches, classical yoga postures, sequences of poses,
and breathing techniques to relieve stress and to improve health, vitality, and awareness. Join us for this
healing, rejuvenating class that will benefit students at
all levels. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a
yoga mat, exercise mat or large towel.
Age:Adults
Day:
Monday-Friday
Time:
6:00-7:00am
Location: Community Center Gym,
and Outdoors
(weather permitting)
Min/Max: 10/40
Fee:
$110/month
Equipment:Mat or towel, free weights and water
bottle
Age:Adults
Day:Wednesday
*Dates:
4/8-5/20
Time:
12:30-1:30pm
Instructor: Northwest Yoga – Patricia Nakon
Min/Max: 6/15
Length:
6 weeks
Program #: 3022041
Fee:
$90
Daily Fee: $18/class
* No Class 5/6
Personal Training
Are you looking for a personal trainer to help keep you motivated, focus your workout, and design a workout or rehabilitation
program to fit your personal needs and goals? If so, the Northfield Fitness Center plays host to superbly motivated, certified
and friendly professional personal trainers.
Tracey O’Donnell is a certified personal trainer by the American
College of Sports Medicine and has her degree in Physical Education and Health from SMU. She is also an experienced Tri-and
Bi-athlete. Tracey lives in Northbrook, is fun to work with and
has been inspiring our members for many years. (847) 845-2726
Bob Davis has been certified through the International Sports
Science Association and has teamed up with NY Strength President Dr. Jack Barnathan at their seminars to educate personal
trainers. Endorsed by eight time Mr. Olympian Ronnie Coleman
and Mr. Olympian legend Tom Platz, Bob is passionate in training at all levels. He challenges elite athletes and gives a helpful
boost to senior citizens. (773) 218-8515
One-Hour Sessions
Individual – $55/65
2 People – $40/47/Person
Half-Hour Sessions
Individual – $35/45
For questions and further information, please call Neal at the Park District at (847) 446-4428. To discuss
available training times and scheduling, please contact our personal trainers directly.
Northfield Seniors
Northfield Seniors
Eligibility: Adults ages 60 and up
The Northfield Seniors have an active membership of over 30 participants. The
group participates in a variety of functions and outings throughout the year.
MARCH
Pre-St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon at Stormy’s Tavern and Grille
Wear your green and get in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit!
Plenty of delicious food awaits you!
Date
3/12
Day
Thu
Time
11:00 a.m.
Program #
3042076
Fee
$20
April
Lunch at Froggy’s French Cafe
We will be heading to Froggy’s French Cafe in Highwood for lunch!
You will be able to choose from a variety of tasty menu items as we gather
to kick off summer!
Date
4/23
Day
Thu
Time
11:30 a.m.
Program #
3042074
Fee
$25
MAY
Lunch at Long Grove Café
We will be traveling to the Long Grove Café in Long Grove for lunch!
Bus transportation will be available. We will be leaving the
Community Center at 11 a.m. sharp.
Date
5/14
Day
Thu
Time
11:00 a.m.
Program #
3042071
Fee
$25
Facility Rental Rates 2015
Picnic and Park Permits
Groups of 15 or more wishing to use parks or picnic in the parks are required to secure the facility by submitting a rental application. All rental applications are available at the Community Center.
Clarkson Park
Willow Park
This park is approximately 3 acres and is named after Jim
Clarkson, a resident of Northfield and one of the pioneers in the development of the Northfield Park District.
Amenities include a building known as The Lodge with
fireplaces inside and out, concession stand and party
area, as well as an outdoor playground. The seasonal
ice rink will continue to be at the park, as well as picnic
tables and the Cavallari Pavilion. The park is the location
for many of our family special events including, Summer
Concert in the Park Series and Northfield State Fair. This
location is available for indoor and outdoor rentals. (See
page 27 for more information.)
Willow Park is our largest facility and was recently completely renovated.
Community Center
This building was built in 1998 through a co-op with the
Village of Northfield, School District 29 and the Northfield Park District and is located on the corner of Willow
and Wagner Roads in Northfield. Most of our programs
are held here. The building contains a full size gym with
a wood floor, a drop down batting cage and 6 adjustable
basketball hoops. The rest of the building houses a fitness
center, the Residents’ Center (a small programming room
that can accommodate up to 60 people), a board room
where the Park District board meetings are held on the
fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. and office
space for the Park District employees.
Resident Groups and Organizations:
Full Court $65 per hour
Half Court $45 per hour
The complex consists of four lighted ballfields, two
lighted soccer fields, four tennis courts, a pathway system with fitness stations, and a picnic shelter.
Tennis Courts
The four tennis courts are open to the public, but may be
occasionally reserved for park district programs and may
be rented. For more information contact Neal Barron at
847-446-4428 or [email protected].
Baseball/Softball Fields
The site consists of (1) Pee Wee, (1) Bronco, (1) Pony and
(1) Softball diamond. In order to use the baseball or softball fields a group must have a permit to do so. The availability for outside groups is limited. For more information
on rentals contact Bill Byron at 847-446-4428 or find our
rental application on our website a www.northfieldparkdistrict.org.
Resident Groups
$50/hr (w/o lights)
*Light charges TBD
Non-Resident Groups
$75/hr (w/o lights)
*Light charges TBD
Affiliate Groups:
Picnic Shelter
The new picnic shelter at Willow Park can hold up to
75 people. The shelter does have electrical outlets and
large gas grills are available for rent. Groups larger than
15 must make a reservation. For more information on
renting the shelter call 847-446-4428 or find our rental
application on our website at www.northfieldparkdistrict.
org. The picnic shelter may not be available some dates
and times due to park district programs and events.
Residents’ Center
Resident Groups
$40/hr
Resident Groups and Organizations – $45 per hour
Nonresident Groups and Organizations – $70 per hour
Affiliate Groups – $50 per hour
Non-Resident Groups
$65/hr
Nonresident Groups and Organizations:
Facility Rental Rates 2015
Clarkson Park Rentals
Are you looking for a place for a birthday party, small reception, family reunion or group gathering? Clarkson
Park is the perfection location. There are two facilities available on the park site. The Lodge is a climate controlled indoor facility with a 50” flat screen tv, sound system and a large patio, which can accommodate up to
100 people. The Cavallari Pavilion is an outdoor shelter that can hold up to 150 people. Reservations are currently being taken for the 2015 season and will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis so stop by the Community Center today to reserve your date. If you would like a tour of the facility or more information please call
Neal Barron at 847-446-4428 or email [email protected]. The facilities may not be available some
dates and times due to park district events.
The Lodge
Cavallari Pavilion
Clarkson Building • 3 hour minimum
Rental Dates: March 1 – December 18
Capacity: 75-100 people
Rental Dates: April 4 – November 21
Capacity: 150 people
Weekdays (with the exception of holidays)
Resident Groups & Organizations $50/hr
Non-Resident Groups & Organizations $65/hr
All Saturdays, Sundays, & Holidays
Resident Groups & Organizations
$225, $40 each additional hour
Non-Resident Groups & Organizations
$325, $60 each additional hour
*Non-refundable Reservation Deposit:
Res/NonRes: $50/$50
**Refundable Damage Deposit: Res/NonRes:
$100/$100
***Liquor Liability Insurance: Res/NonRes: $170
*Reservation Deposit will be applied to balance
of rental fee and is due when the application is
submitted.
**Damage Deposit will be refunded provided
that all rules and policies are followed and no
damage occurs and is due one week prior to the
event.
***Liquor Liability Insurance is mandatory if alcohol
is provided.
Weekdays (with exception of holidays)
Resident Groups & Organizations:
$30 for first 3 hours,
$10 each adtl. hour
NonResident Groups & Organizations:
$20 each adtl. hour
All Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays
Resident Groups & Organizations:
$20 each adtl. hour
NonResident Groups & Organizations:
$40 each adtl. hour
*Refundable Damage Deposit:
Res/NonRes: $100/$100
**Liquor Liability Insurance:
Res/NonRes (1-100 people): $170
**Liquor Liability Insurance:
Res/NonRes (101-150 people): $190
*Damage Deposit will be refunded provided
that all rules and policies are followed and no
damage occurs and is due one week prior to
the event.
**Liquor Liability Insurance is mandatory if alcohol is provided.
Affiliates
Trevian Girls Softball Association
Wilmette Winnetka Northfield Kenilworth Glencoe Glenview
Trevian Girls Softball Association (TGSA) is one of the top travel fastpitch softball
programs in the Chicagoland area, offering teams from 10U-18U. Registration is
still open for our 10U teams, which are open only to girls residing in the New
Trier High School District. For more information contact Bill Byron,
[email protected] or visit our website at www.trevians.org.
Trevian Soccer Club
Trevian Soccer Club will be holding
tryouts in June for U8-U11 girls’ and
boys’ travel soccer teams for the 20152016 season. For more information
please check the website at
www.treviansoccerclub.com or call 847-386-6579.
Sports Made
Personal
Need supplemental on-ball sport training? SMP is the
leader in individual and small group training in Soccer, Lacrosse, and Speed, Agility, & Quickness.
www.sportsmadepersonal.com : 847-588-3550.
The American Youth Soccer
Organization (A.Y.S.O.)
Region 425
Website: www.playsoccer.org
Email: [email protected]
AYSO is the largest soccer program on the North Shore
and in the United States. It is open to every child living
in or attending school in the New Trier Township from
pre-kindergarten through 8th grade. We have year-round
activities structured around our two primary outdoor
seasons in the fall and spring. We also offer exciting summer camps and winter programs. Players can also try out
for the U10 and U12 EXTRA teams for a more competitive experience, the AYSO way! Our six philosophies
are: Everyone Plays, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship and Player
Development.
PLAYBALL!
Kenilworth-Winnetka Baseball Association
is open to boys and girls of Kenilworth, Winnetka
and Northfield, grades 1st through 8th.
KWBA runs a no-cut, everyone plays house league
as well as an integrated competitive travel program.
For 40 years, the mission of the KWBA has remained constant:
Teach Baseball, Good Sportsmanship & Have Fun!
For more information regarding registration,
season events and calendars please visit:
www.KWBA.org
Affiliates
FitMoves
Want to get in shape without joining an expensive
club? FitMoves has a variety of cardio and strength
classes taught by certified, experienced instructors guaranteed to make you fit and strong. Classes held daily
at the Park District. First class is free, so try it out! For a
class schedule call Cindy Clohesey at 847-819-3711 or
pick one up at the Northfield Community Center desk.
NSSRA
The Northfield ParkDistrict is a partner in the Northern
Suburban Special Recreation Association (NSSRA).
Our residents with disabilities can take advantage of a
wide variety of programs and services offered through
NSSRA. Listed below are some of the programs and services available to adults and children with disabilities in
our area. NSSRA also provides In-Home Programming
for residents unable to leave their home, Leisure Skill
Development, Birthday Party assistance, Sign Language
Interpreters and Assistants, 1/2 Hour Private Leisure
Consultations, provision of Professional Speakers, and
more.
Inclusion Programs
Some people with disabilities choose to participate in
park district or recreation department programs with
people without disabilities. NSSRA provides training,
support staff and assistance to partner park districts and
local recreation departments so Inclusive Recreation
can be enjoyed by all. NSSRA support can be in the
form of extra staff, sign language interpreters, adapting
rules and policies, behavior management support, disability awareness training, accessibility and accommodations, or other services necessary to include people
with disabilities in community recreation.
Traditional NSSRA Programs
NSSRA offers more than 150 traditional programs and
events locally each season. The Association utilizes
Therapeutic Recreation professional staff members and
other staff with specialized training and certifications,
along with part-time leaders and volunteers. Staff members work closely with participants, families, schools
and others, to ensure quality programming. Successful
recreation experiences are also utilized.
For preschool-age children with disabilities: NSSRA
offers parent-tot swim, karate, ice-skating and more.
Youth and teens with disabilities can register for sports,
cooking, swimming and other activities. Adults with
disabilities can participate in Friday and Saturday night
social clubs, back-to-back Saturday programs, and a
variety of other programs and special events.
Aquacise, Total Exercises and other programs are ideal
for individuals with a physical disability or visual impairment. NSSRA Gator Athletic Programs, which provide training for and participation in Special Olympics
competitions for individuals eight years and up with
cognitive disabilities, are offered through-out the year.
Accessible door-to-door and standard transportation
from pick-up points is offered for certain programs.
Information
For details about NSSRA programs and services, to
volunteer, to make a donation, become a sponsor or to
receive other information, contact NSSRA:
3105 MacArthur Boulevard in Northbrook
phone: 847-509-9400
fax: 847-509-1177
e-mail: [email protected]
www.nssra.org
Cooperative Programs
NSSRA offers Cooperative Programs with its partner
park districts, cities and villages or with other community agencies. Often Cooperative Programs provide
skill-based programs, vacation and holiday programming, camps, school day off events, and more. NSSRA
provides assistance, based upon participation numbers
and needs. Day Camps are offered cooperatively with
special education and other agencies for children with
developmental and other disabilities, as well as camps
for children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Other
Cooperative Programs include Adaptive Sports, Movement and Dance and Blazesports®.
Policies and Information
Vandalism
In the past, we have experienced
some vandalism in our parks.
Please report to our office, 4464428, any vandalism you witness
as soon as possible. We appreciate your help in keeping our parks
safe!
Pets in the Parks
Dogs, cats, and other pets are allowed in Northfield Park District
Parks if they are under the control
of their owner, on a leash no longer than 15 feet, and their excrement is immediately removed and
properly disposed.
Brochure Errors
Due to the large amount of information available in the Northfield
Park District brochure, errors
may sometimes occur. There may
be last minute changes in days
and times of classes, registration
requirements and fees once the
brochure has already been sent to
the printer. We apologize for any
errors in this brochure, and if they
occur we will advise you of the
changes as quickly as possible. We
thank you for your patience and
understanding when these situations arise.
Class Cancellation and
Changes
Classes may have to be canceled
when there are not enough participants enrolled within several days
before the first class. Those participants who have signed up for the
canceled class will be notified and
a full refund issued.
Because of early publication dates,
the Northfield Park District reserves
the right to make changes to the
programming listed in its publications. Sometimes circumstances
outside our control make necessary
a change in the original information listed or in media information.
These changes may include but are
not limited to instructor, day, dates,
time, location, fee, or actual program content. Please register early!
Nothing kills a good program faster
than waiting until the last minute
to register for it. At some point, we
have to determine if our enrollment
is sufficient to hold the class.
Termination of
Participation
The Park District reserves the right
to terminate the participation of any
individual in any Park District program, event or facility for disruptive
behavior or if it is considered by
the Park District that the continued
participation of the individual is not
in the best interest of the participant or others who are involved in
the program.
The Park District retains responsibility for the administration of its
programs and services, it reserves
the absolute right in its discretion to
hire or terminate the services of any
employee or volunteer at any time.
Program Requests
This is your Park District! We can
improve its service to you if you
let us know what you would like
to see incorporated into our current programs and activities. Also,
if you have a special talent or
hobby and would like to teach a
program, please let us know! Direct
your suggestions and concerns to
the Park District, 401 Wagner Rd.,
Northfield, IL 60093.
Public Meetings
The Northfield Park District Board
of Commissioners meets the fourth
Monday of every month. These
meetings, open to the public, begin
at 6:30 p.m. They are held in the
Community Center Board Room,
401 Wagner Rd.
Volunteers......
Thank you to all of the volunteers
who have helped the Park District
plan, run, or organize our special
events or programs. Your help is
greatly appreciated.
Volunteering can be a rewarding
experience for you and the participants.
You can make a difference!
Registration Information
Program Registration
Confirmation Emails
Please be sure to sign up at least
seven days prior to the start of any
program. Registrants will be charged
the full program registration fee up to
the start of the third class. No proration will occur. After the third meeting of a class, no registrations for the
particular program will be accepted.
Last minute sign ups make it hard
for us to plan for the activities and
sometimes the program has to be canceled because of the lack of advanced
enrollment. After you register, the
registration office will send a confirmation of your classes or a notice that
you have been placed on a wait list.
The Northfield Park District reserves
the right to require proof of residency,
age or family relationship if a question
exists as to the factuality of the same.
As a courtesy, for most classes, the
Park District emails confirmations to
each registrant. If you do not receive a
confirmation, it is your responsibility
to contact the Park District prior to the
first class to verify your registration.
We’ll be happy to check for you. So
that we can quickly assist you, please
provide us with the program number
when you call.
Checks
A $20 charge will be assessed for
insufficient funds checks returned to
the Park District.
Credit Card Payments
If your charge card is declined or the
charge number is improperly presented, your registration form remains
unprocessed and is returned to you by
mail.
Criminal Background
Check
We want you to feel safe while using
the programs and facilities of the
Northfield Park District. Again this
year criminal background checks will
be completed for those employees
and volunteers in positions where
they may be alone in a one-to-one situation, who work alone with a group
of youths or older adults typically in
a classroom, on a practice field or on
a bus. The purpose of the background
check is to assist in the safeguarding
of everyone participating in activities
conducted by the Park District.
Refund Policy
1.In order to receive a refund contact the registrar.
2.A $10 service charge per program
will be charged if a Refund Request Form is submitted to the Park
District at least 5 days prior to the
starting date of program.
3.A $20 service charge per program
will be charged if a Refund Request Form is submitted to the Park
District less than 5 days before the
starting date of the program.
4.No refunds after second class
meeting except for medical
purposes or change in residence
(proof required) and there will be
a prorated refund based upon the
number of class meetings.
5.In the event that a Park District
class is cancelled due to lack
of enrollment or a time or date
change is made, a full refund will
be issued.
We do our best to issue refunds as
soon as possible, but sometimes delays are necessary to ensure accuracy.
Refunds by check take approximately
two weeks. A credit to your charge
card takes six to eight weeks to appear on your statement.
Drop-Off
Northfield Community Center
401 Wagner Rd.
Northfield, IL
Drop-Off Hours
Monday-Friday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Saturday, 8:00am-6:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
Fax
Fax Number 847-446-4431
Mail In
401 Wagner Rd.
On-Line
Go to
to register on line or
print a registration form.
The above policy applies to recreation
classes only. This policy does not apply to memberships, special events,
rentals, or camps, which all have their
own policy.
Residency Information
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Note: The above definition of residency is for any program that takes
place outside of the Community
Center. Any resident who lives in
Northfield or within the Northfield
Park District boundaries will receive
resident rates for programs held inside the Community Center.
Also, a resident is any student in
nursery school through grade 8
enrolled in and attending a school
within Northfield Park District
boundaries, such as: Northfield
Community Nursery School, or
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Note: There is some overlap of
community and district addresses.
Some Northfield addresses belong to
Winnetka or Glenview Park Districts;
some Northbrook addresses belong
to the Northfield Park District. Ask
us, if you aren’t sure.
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Definition of Residency
A resident is anyone living or working within the geographic boundaries
of the Northfield Park District. Those
boundaries are the same as those
for School District 29. In general,
they include addresses WEST of the
railroad tracks, NORTH of Winnetka
Avenue, EAST of Waukegan Road,
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Non-Resident Rates
The Park Board has adopted a nonresident rate for most programs. A
Northfield Park District resident, via
property taxes, makes a significant financial contribution to the operation
of the park system, whether used or
not. The non-resident fee is intended
to apportion an equalizing fee to our
non-resident participants, so they do
contribute to the overall financing
of the park system on an equitable
basis with the resident.
Yes, you may live in Northfield, but if you’re not within the
boundaries, you’re not in the Northfield Park District.
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Information
Winnetka Ave.
General Registration Form
*see page 35 for CAMP REGISTRATION FORM*
GENERAL REGISTRATION FORM
Northfield Park District 401 Wagner Road Northfield, IL 60093
Phone: 847-446-4428 Fax: 847-446-4431
When registering by Fax, it is mutually understood that the facsimile registration document (including the
waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as the original form.
Parent Last Name
Parent First Name
Home Address
City, State, Zip
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Emergency Contact
Emergency Phone
Family Email Address
First name
Last name (if different)
Date of Sex Grade
Birth
Program #
Program Name
I would like to contribute to the Northfield Parks Foundation.
Amount
TOTAL
Fee
If your child needs special accommodations please contact Jennifer Sweeney at 847-446-4428 or [email protected]
Credit Card (circle one): Mastercard Visa Discover
Credit Card #
Expiration Date:
Payment Amount:
Security Code:
Authorized Signature:
I have read and fully understand the Program Details, Waiver and Release of All Claims on reverse side of this form.
Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian
for office use only
date received:
cash received: $
check # received:
initials
Date
refund policy
A $10 service charge per program will be charged if a Refund Request Form is
submitted to the Park District at least 5 days prior to the program starting date.
If submitted less than 5 days prior to the starting date, a $20 service charge per
program will be charged.
Please see page 31 in the brochure for further explanation of the Refund Policy.
Waiver & Release
“Release and Hold Harmless Agreement”
“As a participant in the program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to
assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or losses which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities
connected with or associated with such program. I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in the program against the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully
relinquish all claims I may have and discharge the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees from
any and all claims from injuries, damages losses which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation
in the program. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents,
servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages and losses sustained by me and arising out
of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities or the program.”
Warning of Risk
Recreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each
participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a
risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can
be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangers and injuries due to
inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances
inherent to indoor and outdoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible
for the Northfield Park District to guarantee absolute safety.
Waiver and Release of All Claims and Assumption of Risk
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be expressly
assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor
child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/
activity (including transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided). I recognize and acknowledge that there are
certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, 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 accrue to me or my child/ward) as a
result of participating is this program/activity against the Northfield Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and
employees (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Northfield Park District”). I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the
Northfield Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which
may accrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with this
program/activity.
I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of
all claims. If registering via fax, my facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original
signature.
Participation Will Be Denied
If the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver.
Special Accommodations ADA Information
The Northfield Park District encourages participation by everyone! If you or a family member have special needs and would
like to participate in a program, we will be happy to make accommodations to meet your needs. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like information regarding our inclusion program and/or accommodations for program participants
according to the American with Disabilities Act. For more information contact the Park District at 446-4428.
Eligibility
Participants must be the required age for a program by the program’s starting date. Due to the non-competitive nature of Park
District programs, we will enforce the age requirements for the classes. No exceptions will be made for those children who
may have more advanced skills than others. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in keeping our programs on a
non-competitive level and helping our children have fun while learning and growing with their peers.
Photo Release
By registering for any Park District program you agree to allow publication of any photos taken at any program, event or facility
of the Northfield Park District. We cannot be at every program or event to take pictures. We are asking parents, relatives and
friends to donate color or black & white photos to the Park District for publication in our brochures. Photos will be acknowledged in the brochures if desired. Photos will be returned, if requested.
Camp Registration Form
ONE FORM PER CHILD PLEASE
(additional forms at Community Center or www.northfieldparkdistrict.org)
401 Wagner Road Northfield, IL 60093
Phone: 847-446-4428
Fax: 847-446-4431
When registering by Fax, it is mutually understood that the
facsimile registration document (including the waiver and release
of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as
the original form.
Please Print
Please Check Weeks Attending:
Camper's Last Name
Camper's First Name
Camper's Date of Birth
Sex
Present Grade in School
Address (street)
June 15 - 19
June 22 - 26
June 29 - July 3
July 6 - 10
July 13 - 17
CityZip
Home Phone
July 20 - 24
Emergency Phone
July 27 - July 31
Cell Phone
Please Circle Days Attending:
(must be same 3 days for each week)
Email
M
Guardian's Name
W
TH
F
Please Circle:
If your child needs special accommodations please contact
Jennifer Sweeney at 847-446-4428 or
[email protected]
T
Camp Name
Half Day
Full Day
*Explorer Camp is only Full Day
Program #
Fee
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
date rec'd:
cash rec'd: $
check # rec'd:
initials
I would like to contribute to the Northfield Parks Foundation ➤
TOTAL
Credit Card (circle one):
Mastercard
Credit Card #
Payment Amount:
Visa
$
$
Discover
Expiration Date:
Security Code:
Authorized Signature:
I have read and fully understand the Program Details, Waiver and Release of All Claims on reverse side of this form.
Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian
Date
Waiver & Release
“Release and Hold Harmless Agreement”
“As a participant in the program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to
assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or losses which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities
connected with or associated with such program. I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in the program against the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully
relinquish all claims I may have and discharge the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees from
any and all claims from injuries, damages losses which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation
in the program. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Northfield Park District and its officers, agents,
servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages and losses sustained by me and arising out
of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities or the program.”
Warning of Risk
Recreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each
participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a
risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can
be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangers and injuries due to
inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances
inherent to indoor and outdoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible
for the Northfield Park District to guarantee absolute safety.
Waiver and Release of All Claims and Assumption of Risk
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be expressly
assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor
child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/
activity (including transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided). I recognize and acknowledge that there are
certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, 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 accrue to me or my child/ward) as a
result of participating is this program/activity against the Northfield Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and
employees (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Northfield Park District”). I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the
Northfield Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which
may accrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with this
program/activity.
I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of
all claims. If registering via fax, my facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original
signature.
Participation Will Be Denied
If the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver.
Special Accommodations ADA Information
The Northfield Park District encourages participation by everyone! If you or a family member have special needs and would
like to participate in a program, we will be happy to make accommodations to meet your needs. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like information regarding our inclusion program and/or accommodations for program participants
according to the American with Disabilities Act. For more information contact the Park District at 446-4428.
Eligibility
Participants must be the required age for a program by the program’s starting date. Due to the non-competitive nature of Park
District programs, we will enforce the age requirements for the classes. No exceptions will be made for those children who
may have more advanced skills than others. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in keeping our programs on a
non-competitive level and helping our children have fun while learning and growing with their peers.
Photo Release
By registering for any Park District program you agree to allow publication of any photos taken at any program, event or facility
of the Northfield Park District. We cannot be at every program or event to take pictures. We are asking parents, relatives and
friends to donate color or black & white photos to the Park District for publication in our brochures. Photos will be acknowledged in the brochures if desired. Photos will be returned, if requested.
Index
Northfield 4th of July.................................................2
Lacrosse...................................................................12
General Information..................................................3
Summer Camps
Giggle Gang.............................................................13
Trailblazers...............................................................14
Sports Made Personal (SMP) Sports Camp.................15
Counselor in Training (CIT’s).....................................16
Explorers..................................................................16
Before Camp............................................................17
Extended Camp........................................................17
Day Camp Important Information.............................17
Northfield Park District’s Egg-stravaganza..................4
Special Events
District 29 Early Dismissal..........................................4
Abracadabra! It’s Magic..............................................4
Family
Children’s Concert Series............................................5
“Dog Days” of Summer at Clarkson Park....................5
Birthday Parties...........................................................6
Northfield Community Fitness Center............... 22&23
Youth Classes
Let’s Draw Kindergarteners.........................................7
Let’s Draw Cartoons! Grades 1-3................................7
High Touch High Tech................................................7
Girl Power Hour with Smarty Pants Yoga.....................7
North Shore Cooking Academy..................................8
Itty Bitty Fun...............................................................8
Amazing Art by Sunshine Arts & Crafts.......................8
Adults
Jump Start the Morning.............................................24
Gentle Yoga..............................................................24
Personal Training......................................................24
Youth Sports
PeeWee T-Ball............................................................9
PeeWee Sports Mania.................................................9
Golf............................................................................9
Instructional Soccer....................................................9
Kindergarten Sports Mania..........................................9
Mini-Majors T-Ball Spring League.............................10
1st – 3rd Grade Spring Flag Football.........................10
1st – 3rd Grade Ultimate Spring Sports.....................10
Strike Zone Baseball Instruction................................10
Kickball Night..........................................................11
Open Gyme.............................................................11
North Shore Rugby Academy....................................11
Affiliates............................................................ 28&29
Golf
Winnetka Golf Club General Information.................18
Winnetka Golf Club.................................................19
Winnetka Golf • Junior Golf.....................................20
Winnetka Golf • Junior Golf....................................21
Seniors.....................................................................25
Facility Rental Rates 2015.................................. 26&27
Policies and Information...........................................30
Registration Information...........................................31
Residency Information..............................................32
Registration Form......................................................33
Waiver & Release.....................................................34
2015 Summer Camp Registration Form.....................35
Waiver & Release.....................................................36
Camp Partial Payment Form......................................38
2015 Friendship Request Form.................................39
Camp Partial Payment Form
PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN FORM
Partial Payment Plan Policy
The Partial Payment Plan can only be done via fax, mail or in person. Online registration is not an option if you
are using the partial payment plan. The Partial Payment Plan may only be used for the following camps: Giggle
Gang, Trailblazers, Sports Camp & Explorers.
If your total is $200 or less it must be paid in full at the time of registration. Payment may be made by cash, check,
Visa, MasterCard or Discover. If your total is more than $200 it may be paid in full or you may elect to pay $100
per camp per child at the time of registration. Deposits and balances due may be paid with cash, check, Visa,
MasterCard or Discover. If you elect to pay a deposit, you must provide us at the time of registration with a Visa,
MasterCard or Discover account number. The Northfield Park District will automatically charge your remaining
balance to the credit card account you provided on Monday, June 8th if we do not receive a payment by cash,
check or charge prior to this date.
Checks should be made payable to the Northfield Park District.
___________________________________________________________
Family Last Name (Please Print)
Total from Registration Form $________________________________
Today’s
Payment
Total of fees and deposits you are paying today $________________
Method of payment (please circle)
Cash
Check
Visa
MasterCard
Discover
Total due June 8th $________________
Balance
due will
be
charged
on
June 8th
I authorize the Northfield Park District to charge my balance due to the credit card number
below on June 8th if I have not paid that balance by June 5th.
(Your signature is required in order for your registration to be processed)
Credit Card Number ________________________________________ Exp Date_____________
Signature________________________________________________________________________
A Registration Form must accompany the Partial Payment Plan Form.
Camp Friendship Requests
Friendship Requests may only be submitted for Giggle Gang & Trailblazers
Guidelines for making a friendship request are:
• Only two friends may be placed with your child.
• Friendship requests are only accepted if the form on the bottom of this page is completely filled out.
• You may only request two friends and those friends must also request you. Friendship requests need not
be turned in together.
• Friendship requests are not accepted after 5:00 pm, June 1st.
Due to the unique structure of activities with Explorers, the Specialized Sport, and SMP Sports Day Camp,
children are placed into camper groupings and friendship requests are not available.
Friendship Requests Form
Camper Name
Age/Grade
Phone
1) Camper Name
Age/Grade
Phone
2) Camper Name
Age/Grade
Phone
Wishes to be with
Please check the appropriate box:
Giggle Gang ❏
Trailblazers ❏
Deadline is 5:00pm June 1st
401 Wagner Road
“PRESORTED STANDARD”
ECRWSS
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
NORTHFIELD, IL
PERMIT NO. 77
Northfield Park District Resident
Summer Camp 2015
Register by May 26th

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