Hometown Herald - Recreation pages

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Parks & Recreation
SPRING CLASS SESSION
The start date for most classes will be April 13 and run 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.
Classes will not meet May 22 - 25. Please see back page for registration information.
Age requirements for classes are as of the first day of class.
Most classes have a minimum requirement. Walk-ins on the day of the first day of class are also
welcome, but check with the office first to be sure the class is still scheduled and if there are
openings.
INFANT / PRESCHOOL
BIG BUILDERS K’NEX PROGRAM
Instructor: Young Engineers Staff
Ages: 4 - 6 years
#420131-00 Sat., 9:00 - 9:45 am
This program enables
children to have FUN
learning by integrating K’nex with general
knowledge in nature, space, science, transportation and day to day physics. The program
illustrates theoretical knowledge in these fields
through the use of stories, thinking, social
games and model building and HAVING FUN!!
Instructors also emphasize personal interaction and building a sense of self-confidence
among all children participating. Check out
Young Engineers programs at youngeng.net.
Cost: $96
DANCE IN THE WOODS
Ages: 3 - 5 years
For information see Dance in the Woods
box on next page.
GYMNASTICS
Instructor: Jump-a-Rama Staff
Ages: 4 - 5 years
#420212-00 Tues., 2:30 - 3:15 pm
In this fun and friendly environment, children
will learn gymnastic skills and stunts that encourage self-confidence and coordination.
Cost: $90
JUMP-A-RAMA/TUMBLE TOTS
Ages: 2 - 4 years
#420108-00 Tues., 11:10 - 11:55 am
Children build hand-eye coordination, focus on
gross motor skills and boost self-confidence.
Gymnastic equipment is incorporated into
each week’s theme. Parent participation
required.
Cost: $90
PRE-KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM
2015 - 2016
AM PRE-K: 8:15 - 11:15 am
FULL DAY: 8:15 am - 3:00 pm
• Runs Mondays - Fridays and follows the Burton School
calendar
• Choose between half and full days. Flexible scheduling allows you to choose the
number of days per week your child participates, two days per week minimum. •
• Add days as needed.
• The established, creative, hands-on curriculum is differentiated to meet children
where they are.
• The program is designed for Young 5’s and 4 year olds alike.
• Any child who will enter kindergarten in the fall of 2016 is eligible to attend.
• There is NO residency requirement.
• The program utilizes all of the Recreation Center facilities and playground.
Contact Terri Nielsen at 248-541-3030 or [email protected]
for more information.
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KIDDIE SPORTS & GAMES
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited, LLC Staff
Ages: 4 - 6 years
#420214-00 Thurs., 3:30 - 4:30 pm
This jam-packed hour introduces your kids
to all sports including football, soccer, floor
hockey, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball and much
more! Our emphasis is on effort, sportsmanship and teamwork for a positive learning
experience. Silly games and drills have your
youngsters looking forward to sports and
games. Bring a water bottle and wear gym
shoes. For more info: leisureunlimited.net.
Cost: $82
KINDERMUSIK
Instructor: M. Robertson, certified
Kindermusik instructor
Kindermusik Village:
Newborn – 18 mos with parent or caregiver
#420215-00 Tues., 9:15 - 10:00 am
#420215-01 Wed., 10:15 - 11:00 am
THEME: Rhythm of My Day
Bring more rhythm and routine into your
baby’s day and help develop lasting learning
skills. Through participation you will learn how
music can help your little one soothe into the
day’s schedule and help build a strong body
and mind network for learning,. You can bring
home those same stress-free play and relaxation techniques from class and incorporate
them into your daily routine.
Home Materials: CD of beautifully arranged
songs from class, The Rhythm of My Day – a
colorful picture board book with class themes,
a set of Art Banners and an instrument for
music-making at home.
Cost: $70 + REQUIRED HOME MATERIALS
fee of $35 payable to instructor at the first
class.
Kindermusik Our Time:
18 mos - 3 years with parent or caregiver
#420215-02 Tues., 10:15 -11:00 am
#420215-03 Wed., 9:15-10:00 am
THEME: Fiddle-dee-dee
Meet many animal characters in our books,
activities and songs – each specifically chosen
for a toddler’s emerging interests and physical skills. With silly, bumpy lap bounces we’ll
help toddlers develop rhythm while further
developing their ever-emerging language skills.
With a special stringed instrument emphasis in
the music from class, parents can bring home
the violin, cello and orchestra sounds to help
their toddlers stay happy and engaged learners
at home too.
Home Materials: Double CD featuring songs
from class; two interactive story books –
This Little Piggy Played the Fiddle and Animal
Serenade to develop early literacy skills;
Home Activity Book and a pair of Fiddlestick
instruments.
Cost: $70 + REQUIRED HOME MATERIALS
fee of $50 payable to instructor at the first
class.
LOTS FOR TOTS:
DROP-IN
Ages: Up to 5 yrs with an
adult
Mon. - Fri., 9:00 - 11:00 am
(schedule subject to change)
The balls, mats, riding toys, parachute and
other equipment are all available for you and
your child to enjoy together. The gym is your
playground! Tots can run, jump, play ball, laugh
and giggle with other tots in a safe atmosphere.
Also, the little ones will begin learning socialization skills. Children must be actively supervised by an adult while in the gym. PLEASE
NOTE: the riding toys and weight bearing toys
are for use by children only. Excessive weight
may result in damage to the equipment. No
food or drink in the gym.
Cost: $15/pro-rated Drop-in fee. (If you have
previously paid the drop-in fee you do not
need to pay again until Fall). Check in at the
front desk upon arrival. Ends 5/8
SOCCER
Instructor: Jo Schirtzinger,
Leisure Unlimited
Ages: 3 – 5 years
Runs 5 weeks: April 16 – May 14
#420239-00 Thurs., 6:15-7:00 pm
A basic introduction to soccer. Students will
learn various kicks, trapping, passing, shooting,
positions and rules while working toward inclass scrimmages. Kids play at their own pace.
Emphasis is on participation and effort to make
this a positive learning experience.
Cost: $55
BE SURE TO CHECK
OUT PAGE 26
For Huntington Woods Aquatics Club
membership information and season
pass purchase incentive!
START SMART BASEBALL
Instructor: M. Gustafson
Ages: 3 - 5 yrs
Runs 5 weeks: April 21 - May 19
#420205-00 Tues., 6:30 - 7:15 pm
Teaching skills at a younger age helps instill
confidence and reduce the chance of a child
feeling shy, scared or embarrassed when it
comes time to play organized sports. Children
will be introduced to baseball in a FUN, nonthreatening environment focusing on a variety
of skills including throwing, catching, batting,
and running. Parents and children will have the
opportunity to work one-on-one and spend
quality time together while teaching children
effective baseball mechanics. Parent participation is required at all sessions. A variety of soft
kid-friendly ‘koosh’ equipment is used.
Cost: $70 (includes a t-shirt and basic koosh
equipment given to each participant at the end
of the program.) Please indicate at registration
if your child requires a left handed glove.
TENNIS
See box on page 16.
PARKS & RECREATION
26235 Scotia Road
248.541-3030
HWMI.ORG
HOURS
Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 9:00 pm
Friday, 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Sunday, 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
OFFICES CLOSED
The building will be closed April 3 - 5
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Colette Nutton, Supervisor
Steve Wasinski, Parks Supervisor
Tracy Shanley & Mary Gustafson,
Program Coordinators
Lisa Anderson, Childcare Director
Jennifer Furlong, Senior Outreach
Jan Alpert, Office Clerk
Daniel Monaco & Elaine Eggleston,
Maintenance/Program Aides
Kathy Seidl & Bill Gergosian, Front Desk Clerks
DANCE IN THE WOODS
Instructor: Miss Jodi & Miss Emily
Class dates: April 13 - June 8 (no class 5/23 & 25)
Cost: $80
MONDAY
Tap/Ballet Combo 1: (3 - 4 yrs.)
Tap/Jazz Combo (6 - 12 yrs.)
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SATURDAY
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3:40 - 4:25 pm
4:30 - 5:15 pm
5:20 - 6:05 pm
6:10 - 6:55 pm
9:30 - 10:15 am
10:20 - 11:05 am
11:10 - 11:55 am
Dance recital for all classes will be June 8. A special ‘Daddy/Daughter’ dance number will be
presented at the recital. Separate rehearsal time will be scheduled to practice the dance.
Dance in the Woods teachers are trained and dedicated to provide you and your children with
a complete dance experience focused on fun and a healthy lifestyle – all at a fraction of the
cost of dance studio prices! We offer a positive and exciting dance experience through high
quality technique, creative choreography, and up to date music! Dance in the Woods is a dance
studio in your own backyard! Come join the fun!
Things you should know:
•
All students must be potty-trained prior to enrollment.
•
Tap AND ballet/jazz shoes are required for all classes.
•
Dancers participating in the recital will need recital attire (which may be worn to class),
a plain black leotard and plain black tights/leggings.
Not sure which class is right for you? Send Miss Jodi a message through the
“Dance in the Woods” Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DanceInTheWoods1.
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YO U T H
BASKETBALL – PISTONS ACADEMY
SKILLS CLINIC
Instructor: Coach Aaron
Grades: 2 - 5
#420515-00 Wednesday,
3:30 - 4:30 pm
This academy teaches
your child new and exciting methods to improve all aspects of their
fundamental game. A special emphasis will be
placed on offensive skills such as ball handling,
one-on-one moves and shooting technique.
Coach Aaron and his staff utilize creative
drills and games aimed to improve the skills
of young players while also emphasizing the importance of having fun! A signed waiver must
be on file before your child can participate
in class. Forms are available at the time of
registration at the front desk.
Cost: $60
BIG BUILDERS K’NEX
Ages: 4 - 6 yrs.
(see preschool program)
CARTOON ANIMATION
Instructor: Game Crazy, Inc.
Grades: K - 8
Runs 4 weeks: May 13, 20, 27 & June 3
#420121-00 Wed., 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Animation is a useful tool for engaging students and illustrating difficult concepts. This
program allows children of all ages to learn
through visual representation while having a
ton of fun. Kids will engage in activities that integrate creativity across the curriculum – from
math to reading to science and the arts.
All equipment is provided. Check it out at
gamecrazyparty.com
Cost: $75
CHEER, DANCE, POM
Instructor: Coach Brooke
Grades: K - 5
Runs 6 weeks: April 17 May 29 (no class 5/22)
#420128-00 Fri., 3:30 4:30 pm
Get ready for a workout! Join Coach Brooke
and learn routines, cheers, basic moves and
stunts. Wear comfortable clothing. Girls
showcase what they have learned in a performance for family and friends on the last day.
Cost: $80
CREATIVE DRAMA & MOVEMENT
Instructor: Aimee Smith, Theatre Performance
degree from WMU; Director, Children’s
Theatre Productions
Wednesdays
#420124-00 Grades: 1 - 2 3:30 - 4:30 pm
#420124-01 Grades: 2 - 3 4:30 - 5:30 pm
(returning students/advanced curriculum)
This class provides children the opportunity
to develop self-confidence and self-expression
through creative drama. With an emphasis
on creative movement, students will begin to
develop cooperation and concentration skills
through theatre games, pantomime, art and
EARLY MORNING & AFTERSCHOOL
LATCHKEY REGISTRATION 2015 - 2016
The City of Huntington Woods Recreation Department provides early morning and afterschool care
to the children of working parents in a safe and healthy group setting.This program is licensed by the
State of Michigan.The morning and afterschool program is held at the Huntington Woods Recreation
Center.This program is not a drop-in program. Children must be pre-registered to participate in the
program, with a minimum one day a week enrollment. The early morning program is held at the Recreation Center beginning at 7:00 am.The program strives to provide quality care while also offering
age-appropriate activities and study hall opportunities for older children.
During half-days and vacation days a wide variety of activities and field trips are offered.
First Time First – Fifth Grade Early Morning & Afterschool Latchkey
If you have not been in latchkey and anticipate needing it for the fall of 2015, enrollment begins on
Monday, April 27 at the Rec Center. Spaces will be limited. Register by June 1 for a guaranteed spot.
You will need to bring in a $50 registration fee and fill out the necessary registration forms.
Current enrolled Latchkey students will receive re-enrollment information in the mail in
mid-March for the 2015-16 school year.
Registration for 2015-16 Kindergarten and Young 5’s began February 2nd, 2015.
Registration forms are available at the Recreation Center.
For more information contact the Director, Lisa Anderson at 248.541-3030 or
e-mail [email protected]
music. Students are inspired and encouraged
to use their imaginations and creativity in a
safe and friendly environment.
Cost: $100
DANCE IN THE WOODS
Ages: 5 - 11 years
See Dance in the Woods box on page 13.
GIRLS ON THE RUN
Coaches: Tess Tarrant/Marcy Citron
Grades: 3 - 5
Runs 10 weeks: March 10 - May 21
Tues. & Thurs., 3:30 - 4:45 pm
Location: Burton School/Burton Track
Register at the South Oakland Family YMCA,
1016 W. 11 Mile Rd., Royal Oak, 248.547.0030
Girls on the Run is a prevention program
that encourages preteen girls to develop
self-respect and healthy lifestyles through
running. The program combines training for
a 5K running event with self-esteem enhancing, uplifting workouts and curriculum-based
lessons on themes such as dealing with body
image and the media, resisting peer-pressure,
making healthy decisions and contributing to
the community. For more information about
Girls on the Run of Greater Detroit visit www.
gotrdetroit.org or call contact Sandy Gossett
at [email protected].
Cost: $120, includes 5K registration, snacks,
shirt, backpack & journal. Register at the Y.
GYMNASTICS
Grades: K - 5
#420212-01 Tues., 3:40 - 4:25 pm
Children learn progressive skills that encourage self-confidence and coordination. A
fun, friendly environment is provided where
children can learn to do gymnastic stunts
safely. Equipment will be rotated each week to
accommodate the weekly area of emphasis.
Cost: $90
KARATE & SELF DEFENSE
Instructor: Sanchin Systems Staff
Grades: K - 3
#420225-00 Thurs., 6:30 - 7:15 pm
The art of self-defense, (SanchinRyu), provides great exercise,
entertainment and encourages each
person to develop a greater level
of discipline in his or her life. Set in
a fun, yet structured environment, students
will be trained with proven, age-appropriate
techniques used to protect kids from attackers.
Participants will develop great self-confidence
and leadership through physical techniques,
mental strategies, drills and exercises. Instructors hold a ranking of at least 1st degree black
belt. Parents are encouraged to stay
and watch.
Cost: $50/$90 (register more than 1 family
member)
KIDDIE SPORTS & GAMES
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited Staff
Ages: 4 - 6 years
(See preschool classes for information)
KITE BUILDING WORKSHOP
Ages: 5 yrs & up with an adult
#420114-00 Sat., April 25, noon- 1:15 p.m.
Celebrate National Kite Month. Build a kite
from scratch and decorate it with your own
design. Test it out, weather permitting, on
Burton Field. All children registered must be
accompanied by an adult. This event is for the
ENTIRE family.
Cost: $7 per kite kit
LEGO® CHALLENGE
Instructor: Young Engineers Staff
Grades: 1 - 5 New & returning students
welcome in all of these classes! #420127-00 Amusement Park Rides
Tues., 3:30 - 4:45 pm
Each lesson includes building, enhancing and
playing with a custom,
moving LEGO® model
replicating amusement
park rides, such as a Ferris
wheel, carousel and other
fun rides you may find at
the park.
#420127-01 Transportation & Aviation
Tues., 5:00 - 6:15 pm
Each lesson includes building, enhancing and
playing with a custom, moving LEGO® model,
such as a helicopter, Jeep and other vehicles
that you see every day.
#420127-02 LEGO In Motion
Sat.,10:00 - 11:15 am
Build, enhance and play with a custom, moving
LEGO® model, such as a crane, elevator and
other models where motion will be explored.
These classes integrate LEGO® with scientific
and mathematical principles in a FUN and
EXCITING way! Teaching is conducted using
customized LEGO® kits with motors, gears
and batteries.
The programs utilize an Edutainment (Education +Entertainment) approach, transforming
the learning process into a game while introducing children to theoretical and practical
knowledge in the fields of science, technology,
engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM).
Check out the Young Engineer program at
www.youngeng.net.
Cost: $144
TEE B ALL-to-COACH PITCH
B ASEB ALL LEAGUE
Registration required by March 20, 5:00 pm
BOYS & GIRLS, CURRENT KINDERGARTEN & 1ST GRADE
Features Minor League team names and caps, festive opening day ceremony and caring and skilled
umpires and volunteer coaches.
GAMES MONDAY/THURSDAY EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MORNINGS
• Registration for baseball must be done in person at the HWP&R by Friday, March 20.
• Practices begin in late April, and the season runs early May - June.
• Practices are arranged by the coach and days may vary throughout the season.
• Game days may be on days other than listed, due to scheduling conflicts.
• Grades listed are current grades.
• All baseball players are required to wear white baseball pants to all games.
• Player evaluations are not held, please mark your child’s skill level on the bottom of the
registration form.
• Sign up deadline is FINAL. No refunds after 3/20.
• Players will be notified of team placement by their coach within 3 days of the draft.
• #410100-01 Cost: $75.
STAIR-STEP APPROACH TO BASEBALL
• This is a perfect neighborhood program to stair-step your way up the baseball league ladder.
• The first few games are tee ball, and those that are ready are pitched to for the remainder
of the season.
• Start Smart Baseball (page 13) is the start of our stair-step approach to baseball. Children
start out learning with their parents in Start Smart, then advance to the Tee-ball-to-Coach Pitch
league, then on to Coach Pitch. The Berkley Dads’ Club is a great choice (page 17)!
COACHES: Coaches draft*: tentatively set for Thursday, April 16, 7:00 pm
• Parent coaches are always needed! Please designate interest on your child’s registration
form. If you volunteer to coach, please plan to attend the player draft. Make sure you leave your
email address, as you will be contacted by email.
• Priority given to parents of players in the league and coaches signing up in teams of two
(Coach and assistant/co-coach).
• Draft is for coaches only and held in the Recreation Center. Attendance at drafts is strongly
encouraged for all coaches.
SAVE THE DATE: OPENING DAY IS SATURDAY, MAY 2, 9:15 am
• Held on Burton Field
• Features Parade of Players
• Mayor throws out the first pitch
• Singing of the national anthem
• Much more! Don’t miss it!!
Register in person by FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 5:00 pm
at the HWP&R
Registration is taking place
now at the front desk of the
Recreation Center
MAD SCIENCE:
SENSE-ATIONAL SCIENCE
Instructor: Mad Science Detroit Staff
Ages: 6 - 10 yrs
(no class 5/22)
#420113-00 Fri., 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Sense-ational Science introduces children to
their five senses through exciting hands-on
activities and fun, educational take-homes!
Harnessing Heat Take on temperature! Shake
up a storm and see how friction creates heat.
Feel how hot and cold can change at a touch.
Apply your red-hot knowledge on your very
one Heat Sheet®!
Lights…Color…Action! Celebrate the science of color! Reveal the colors in your name
and discover numbers with color filters. Make
a rainbow out of white light and try on diffraction lenses. Color the world with your very
own Technicolor Blender®!
Mission: Nutrition Step into some healthy
habits! Put together a food pie and lay out a
perfectly proportioned meal. See how much
energy burning calories can give you. Clip on
your Step-O-Meter® and walk on!
Optical Illusions Work against your eyes!
Trick your brain with lines and coils. Discover
how mirrors and their reflections can play
tricks on what you see. Try to touch a mirage.
Make a Periscope® to see above and beyond!
Sonic Sounds Uncover the source of sound!
Tap into sound wave transmission and fill your
ears with vibrations. Create a story with
sound effects and change the pitch of your
voice. Use your Sonic Horn® to make some
noise!
Tantalizing Taste Exercise your sense of
taste! Magnify your taste buds and unplug
your nose. Compare flavors with your friends
and try a carbonated test challenge. Sort out
the flavors in the Taste Test Kit!
Cost: $99
MINDFULNESS & MEDIATION CLASS
Instructor: Amy Tarrant
Ages: 10 - 12 years
#420129-00 Thurs., 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Practicing meditation and mindfulness at a
young age will “Plant the Seed” for a life long
tool to deal with stress, anxiety, impulsiveness,
moodiness, or any hard situation. Local massage therapist and meditation facilitator, Amy
Tarrant, will lead participants through a series
of guided meditations and simple mindfulness
exercises to encourage emotional balance. At
the end of each class students will process
what they learned through a short art project.
Please have your child bring a small blanket,
stuffed animal and a journal to each class.
Cost: $70
MINECRAFT
Instructor: Game Crazy Staff
Grades: 1 - 8
Runs 4 weeks: April 16, 23, 30, May 7
#420136-00 Thurs., 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Minecraft is a computer program being used
all over the world as a teaching tool to teach
kids of all ages history, geography, language
and programming skills. This game sends kids
to historical lands where they interact with
historical characters who send them on quests
to learn about the culture of those lands. Kids
are taught reading, writing and math skills
through daily assignments that get them to
learn while having fun!! All equipment is provided. Check it out at gamecrazyparty.com
Cost: $75
POTTERY
Instructor: Alice Ham
Grades: K - 2
#420327-01 Mon., 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Grades: 3 - 5
#420327-02 Tues., 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Learn a variety of techniques including hand
building and wheel-throwing. All pieces will be
glazed and fired. Students will take home many
unique projects.
Cost: $140 (includes $30 material fee)
TENNIS
See box on this page.
LUV ALL TENNIS
Outdoor Lessons on the
HW Recreation Center Courts
Registration for all tennis classes is online,
luvalltennis.com.
Class descriptions are available on the LUV ALL TENNIS website.
Once registered, please send payment, made out to Luv All Tennis to:
Luv All Tennis, PO Box 955, Royal Oak, MI 48068.
Payment is expected the first day of class, there is a $5 fee for late payments.
YOUTH
Monday Runs: May 4 - June 1 (4 weeks-no class 5/25)
Pee Wee 4 - 6 yrs
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Quickstart Beginner
K - 5
4:15 - 5:15 pm
Quickstart Intermediate K - 5
5:15 - 6:15 pm
Cost: $42
Cost: $56
Cost: $56
Tuesday
Runs: May 5 - June 2 (5 weeks)
Pee Wee
4 - 6 yrs
4:15 – 5:00 pm Youth Beginner 7 - 9 yrs
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Youth Intermediate
8 - 12 yrs
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Cost: $53
Cost: $70
Cost: $70
Saturday
Runs: May 9 - June 6 (4 weeks - no class 5/23)
Mom & Me
3 - 5 yrs.+ parent 11:30 am - noon
Family Tennis Fun!
Adults & 7 yrs+ noon - 1:00 pm
Middle School Training/Match Play 6 - 8 grade
1:00 - 2:30 pm
Cost: $28/pr
Cost: $25/pp
Cost: $84
TEEN/ADULT (18 yrs. +)
Mondays
Runs: May 4 - June 1 (4 weeks-no class 5/25)
Beginner
6:15 - 7:15 pm
Drill & Play
7:15 - 8:45 pm
Cost: $56
Cost: $84
Tuesdays
Runs: May 5 - June 2 (5 weeks)
Adv. Beginner
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Cardio Tennis 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Cost: $70
Cost: $70
Please bring your own tennis racquet. Need a youth racquet? Luv All Tennis has youth
racquets available for $20. Please email Laura, [email protected] to place your order.
T E E N / A D U LT
CO-ED KICKBALL LEAGUE
Ages: 18 yrs & up
Team registration deadline in Oak Park: BY
May 14 (register early . . . limited openings).
This league is run by the City of Oak Park
Recreation Department.
Games will be played in
Oak Park. Sign up for a
Monday or Friday night
league (double headers).
Season begins in late May.
Join as a team or call the Oak Park Recreation
Center to be placed on a list for possible team
placement.
Cost: $350/team. Includes 2 kick balls, 20
team shirts & approx. 14 games, tournament
and awards. Additional $12 per team payable
to umpire at each game.
Call Oak Park Recreation at 248.691-7555 for
further information
HEALTH & FITNESS:
COUCH TO 5K CLUB
Ages: 10 – 100 yrs (children under 12 yrs
should be accompanied by an adult)
This program does not require any running
experience. All ability levels, including those
who have not exercised in many years are
invited. Designed to encourage, motivate and
challenge individuals to follow and complete
a“Self Guided” 5k training program. Each session includes a warm-up, walking, jogging and a
cool-down. Each week the training plan will be
gradually and comfortably increased. The class
will progress to include less walking and more
jogging. The atmosphere is informal and fun.
The final goal will be to enter and complete
the RUN/WALK BOOM!!! 5K on June 27,
2015. Be part of this fun running club!
Interested? Call the Recreation Center at
248.541-3030 and leave your name and contact
information. We will contact you with a start
date in April.
KARATE
Ages: 14 yrs thru Adult
Instructor: Sanchin Systems Staff
#420225-02 Thurs., 7:15 - 8:00 pm
The art of Sanchin-Ryu is taught in a way that
allows students to grow and learn at their
own pace. We’ve found that this builds selfconfidence and increases composure and selfdefense awareness. Students will learn a broad
range of techniques including individual strikes,
advanced combinations and more. You will
also receive training on how to deal with, get
out of and counter different grabs and other
attack scenarios. The Advanced Youth program is held in conjunction with this program.
Youth students ranking Green Belt (2nd level)
and above continue their Sanchin-Ryu training.
Instructors hold a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt.
Cost: $50/$90 (2+ family members)
MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE
Tuesdays, beginning the week of April 14,
5:22 pm at Rackham Golf Course.
League registration has already begun, call for
availability. Fee must be paid in full upon registering. Registration begins March 1st.
#410500-00 Cost: $418/person (18 wks)
TAI CHI
Instructor: M. Kashef, certified instructor
#420415-01 Thurs., 11:00 am - noon
#420415-00 Thurs., 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Enjoy an hour of peace and tranquility while
learning the beautiful art of Tai Chi/Qi Gong.
One of the most effective ways to improve
health, muscle tone, flexibility, focus, memory,
balance and relaxation. Scientific studies have
proven Tai Chi to reduce stiffness and pain in
people with arthritis.
Cost: $80
TENNIS - see the box on previous page.
REBECCA’S ENERGIZING YOGA
Instructor: R. Sobczak, CYT
Runs 9 weeks: April 15 - June 10
#420417-03 Wed., 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Levels I & II. Tune into your body. Learn to
avoid sports injuries. Personalized instruction.
Yoga is great for people of all ages. Not only
is it good for your body, it is also an excellent
way to relax, increase flexibility, boost your
energy level, balance your emotions and stay
in shape. Attention is paid to the alignment of
the bones and muscles to aid in freedom of
movement and thought. LEVEL II: students
will refine alignment, work toward a better
knowledge of how the body works in each
position and begin to feel the work from
inside. Class is taught by a certified Level V
yoga instructor. Bring sticky mat and blanket
to class. Students can enroll in the class at any
time during the session.
Cost: $100
DROP-IN YOGA
Cost: $15/class payable at the front desk prior
to each class. See time above.
BERKLEY SPORTS LEAGUE DIRECTORY
Berkley Parent Associations do a wonderful job
of offering youth sport leagues to their
residents, and in most instances,
Huntington Woods residents
are also welcome to join.
Registration is done directly with the
organizations (unless listed).
Please call number listed/website
for more information.
BERKLEY DAD’S CLUB BASEBALL
Games are played May - July.
Mike Kerby, [email protected].
Registration held has already passed for
Spring. Berkleydadsclub.org for additional
information.
BERKLEY MOM’S CLUB SOFTBALL
Season runs mid-May - July.
Berkleymomsclub.com
Corina Campbell, 248.255-6263.
BERKLEY STEELERS FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING
Season runs August - November
Football: Joe Fuhrman, 248.602-9199
Cheerleading: Katie Canto, 248.635-0434
eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
HOOPS BASKETBALL
Boys, Grades 7 - 12 and Girls, Grades 4 - 8
Season runs November - March.
Registration held in September.
Huntington Woods teams play in the Hoops
League. Huntington Woods residents register
at the Huntington Woods Recreation Center.
Contact 248.541-3030 for more information.
SOCS - S. OAKLAND YOUTH SOCCER
Spring and Fall seasons
Southoaklandsoccer.com
SOCS Hotline, 248.399-6487
Please call concerning non-resident registration.
Some leagues are limited to space availability.
STAY & PLAY SOCIAL CLUB CO-ED ADULT VOLLEYBALL & TENNIS LEAGUES
Wednesdays at the Huntington Woods Recreation Center
Tentative start dates: Volleyball, March 25 and Tennis, April 8
Intermediate-level volleyball & Intermediate and competitive level tennis leagues.
Full teams, small groups or free agents are welcome.
Huntington Woods residents are given member rates when registering;
Please register online at SPSCdetroit.com. Call Stay & Play Social Club, 248.733-9999 with questions.
HWP&R Events
REGISTRATION FOR SPECIAL EVENTS/TRIPS: Registration begins when you receive
your newsletter either online or in the mail. Special Events are restricted to Huntington Woods
residents only. Unless otherwise, non-residents may register for trips at an additional $4/trip.
EVENT/TRIP REFUND POLICY: In the event a trip does not require the purchase of
tickets, 48 hour notice of cancellation is required in order to receive a refund. For trips involving
tickets, no refunds will be given for cancellation once the tickets have been purchased, unless a
replacement is found. Please inquire at the time you are requesting to cancel whether you will
receive a refund. A $5 service fee is retained on all refunds due to trip withdrawal. Cancellations/
withdrawals will be given a household credit. Specific request must be made for a refund in the
form of a check.
…MARCH…
VILLAGE PLAYERS, BIRMINGHAM
Wednesday, March 4, 8:00 pm performance
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Fun and games
begin when tenured-professor George and his
wife Martha welcome a young ambitious professor and his wife, over for after-party drinks.
Using wit, word-play and free-flowing cocktails,
the hosts take turns humiliating each other
as entertainment for their bewildered guests.
Must call 248.541-3030 to reserve. Pick up is
the Tuesday, March 3.
#430114-00 Cost: FREE (no transportation)
SEA LIFE AT GREAT
LAKES CROSSING
Mon., March 16,
10:00 am - 3:45 pm
Construction for Sea Life Michigan began last
spring after years of planning. With 35,000
square feet and 150,000 gallons of water, the
aquarium hosts more than 5,000 creatures and
250 species of creatures, including sharks, coral
reefs, stingrays, a giant pacific octopus, turtles
and more, split into nine different zones. It
also includes a 180-degree underwater tunnel
for people to see animals swimming above and
around them, and an interactive touch-pool
to feel animals like sea stars and sea snails.
Join your friends and neighbors for a fun evening of bidding on great
services, unique goods and one-of-a-kind experiences at the
34TH ANNUAL
HW MEN’S CLUB SERVICE AUCTION
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Doors open at 6:00 pm at the Huntington Woods Recreation Center and features a silent
and live auction, delicious food, drinks and great company.
All auction proceeds go right back to improving our community.This year’s auction
proceeds benefit a new timing system and electronic display board for the pool, as well as
funding other community programs and projects like Family Fun Night, Hay Day,
4th of July festivities, and the New Residents’ Reception.
Past projects have included the Huntington Woods tree maintenance program, purchasing
64-gallon single stream recycling carts for every home in the city, solar energy panels for
the Rec Center, pool renovations, remodeling the kitchen in the Library/Cultural Center,
renovating Reynolds Park, re-installing the LaSalle Fountain, purchasing a thermal imaging camera and night vision goggles for the Department of Public Safety, expanding the
Library Reading Room, and countless other projects.
The Service Auctions have raised over $1.25 million since 1975 to improve and beautify
our community.
Watch for a full-color auction catalog, loaded with wonderful and interesting items delivered to your home in mid-March. Pre-registration for the auction is required and is only
$25/person. Register at the HWP&R, credit card required.
Be sure to register early as this event WILL LIKELY SELLOUT again this year.
Gift donations for the HOT SHEET still being taken.
Contact Harvey Colombo ([email protected])
or visit hwmc.org for more details.
A new fundraiser for the
Berkley Senior All Night Party
PIZZA! BINGO!
Friday, March 20, 6:30-8:30 pm
BHS Collaborative Center.
All ages.
For more information,
Denise Tomlinson,
[email protected]
With fun talks, animal feeds and special events,
there’s plenty of fun for everyone! Also time
for lunch (on your own) and shopping (also on
your own).
#330100-00 Cost: $25 (includes transportation/supervision and ticket).
…APRIL…
FORD PIQUETTE PLANT
Thurs., April 2, 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
It might look old-fashioned now, but in 1908
the Model T was revolutionary. Inexpensive,
light weight, durable, and easy to drive and
repair, it was a great value for ordinary families.
It quickly became the most popular car on the
planet. The Model T changed not only what we
drove then, but how we live today. And it was
conceived, developed, and built right here.
Today, you can visit the birthplace of the Model
T. The Ford Piquette Avenue Plant is again
open and evolving into a symbol of Detroit’s
ability to invent, innovate, and rebound. Walk
the plank floors worn smooth by hundreds
of workers and thousands of cars. See Henry
Ford’s competition, his early successes and
false starts. Learn how volunteers saved one of
the world’s most significant industrial buildings
and support the ongoing restoration and education projects in the mechanical heart of Detroit. Afterwards (of course), lunch on your
own at a one of Detroit’s hot spots! (TBA)
#430103-00 Cost: $21 (includes museum
entrance, docent tour, supervisor/transportation).
DETROIT’S NEW
RESTAURANTS: ANTIETAM
Thursday, April 9. 5:30 - 9:00 pm
Arguably the most exciting restaurant opening
story of the year, this Eastern Market gem
opened to rave reviews, and they are wooing
diners with food and drink that meets the high
standards of the décor. Maybe a quick side trip
on the way home. Register by 4/3/2015.
#000000-00 Cost: $10 (includes transportation/supervision, dinner on your own).
DSO COFFEE CONCERT:
EXOTIC ADVENTURES
Friday, April 17, 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
Join Conductor Leonard Slatkin and
the DSO in worldly travels of song
and dance to the music of Ravel and
Ginastera, accompanied by associate
concertmaster Kimberly Kaloyanides
Kennedy, rising young French mezzosoprano Isabelle Druet, and multi-talented
classical and jazz pianist Simon Mulligan.
Lunch on your own at the Addison Eatery.
Located in the Addison Building, designed by
Albert Kahn and built in 1905, the Addison
Eatery brings American cuisine with a twist.
Please sign up by 4/9/2015.
#430155-00 Cost $45, includes ticket and
transportation/supervision.
DETROIT’S NEW RESTAURANTS:
DIME STORE
Tuesday, April 21. 4:30 - 8:00 pm
A diner-style restaurant that has earned rave
reviews for all of their food, and their inventive
sandwiches in particular. Think made in-house,
fresh and served with a smile and it makes
sense why people keep this place busy all day
long. Maybe a quick side trip on the way home.
Register by 4/14/2015.
DETROIT ZOO/LUNCH
Wednesday, April 29, 10:15 am - 3:15 pm
Adults 62 yrs +, living in
Macomb, Oakland and Wayne
counties are invited to enjoy a
free day at the Detroit Zoo.. Day
features live music, tractor train
tours, bingo, zookeeper talks
and a older adult resource area.
Next stop, lunch on your own at Local Kitchen
(about 1:15 pm). Local is a casual dining establishment known for their delicious food and
inviting atmosphere.
#430110-00 Cost: $10 (transportation and
supervisor)
…MAY…
VILLAGE PLAYERS, BIRMINGHAM
Wed., May 6, 8:00 pm performance
Thoroughly Modern Millie. It’s 1922. Young
Millie Dillmount arrives in NYC to pursue her
dream: get a job and marry her boss. But the
Big Apple seems set on thwarting her plans.
It’s a ridiculous romp filled with joyous music
and dancing where no one is quite who they
seem to be, and everyone finds love in the end.
Well, almost everyone. Must call 248.541-3030
to reserve. Pick up is the Tuesday, May 5.
#430106-00 Cost: FREE (no transportation)
DETROIT RESTAURANT SCENE IS HOTTER THAN EVER!
Detroit has had a huge influx of new restaurants, and it’s almost impossible to keep up!
Well, we are going to try, by heading out to several of them this spring. Join us, won’t you?
#430102-00 Antietam Thurs., April 9, 5:30 pm
Cost: $10
#430102-01 Dime Store Tues., April 21, 4:30 pm Cost: $10
#430102-02 Wright & Co. Wed., May 27, 4:30 pm Cost: $10
All three restaurant trips cost: $27 when you register all at once!
Dinner is on your own, and we may even have a side trip to check out.
Sign up now at the HWP&R.
FAUST AT THE MOT/LATE LUNCH
Friday, May 8, 9:50 am - 4:15 pm
In Gounod’s grand opera, Faust, the title character makes a pact with the devil, exchanging
eternity for youth and temporal love.
Caitlin Lynch (Donna Anna, MOT’s 2010 Don
Giovanni) sings the role of Marguerite, the
woman Mephistopheles uses to lure Faust to
hell. In the process, Marguerite nearly loses
her own soul, but manages to beat the devil
at last. This is a dress rehearsal at a special
price! Sung in French with projected English
supertitles. Running time 3½ hours. Late lunch
following (on your own).
#430100-00 Cost: $38 (transportation, ticket
and supervisor)
LUNCH/TALLEY’S FOLLY
AT THE THE PURPLE ROSE
Thursday, May 21, 10:30 am - 5:45 pm
Do you believe that one mesmerizing evening
can change the course of two lives forever?
Join us for Lanford Wilson’s Pulitzer Prizewinning romantic comedy about a pair of
mismatched souls longing to find love after
nearly giving up on the dream. First up, an
early lunch (on your own) followed by a short
time for walking the streets of Chelsea.
#430111-00 Cost: $36 (includes transportation, ticket and supervision)
DETROIT’S NEW RESTAURANTS:
WRIGHT & CO.
Wednesday, May 27. 4:30 - 8:30 pm
Dave Kwiatkowski and Marc Djozlija opened
this Downtown hotspot this past summer, and
they haven’t slowed down since. They keep the
drink and food menus changing with the seasons, and guests cannot get enough! Register
by 5/21/2015.
…JUNE…
ROYAL EAGLE/ST SABBAS
Thursday, June 11, 10:15 am - 4:00 pm
St Sabbas Orthodox Monastery, located in
Harper Woods, is a monastery of the Russian
Orthodox Church Abroad. In the tradition
of the Grand and Elegant Court of Imperial
Russia, the Royal Eagle offers a seven-course
Russian Tea luncheon featuring an exotic selection of luncheon foods, homemade soup, finger
sandwiches, and other heavy hors d’oeuvres, as
well as a selection of tea varieties from around
the globe.
PROM PARK
Thursday, May 21, ~5:45 pm
Held in Mary Kay Davis Park (aka Prom Park)
at York and Lincoln. Great photo ops - everyone is welcome! Rain location is at HWP&R.
We will have time to walk the grounds and
enjoy the beautiful gardens of the monastery.
In order to preserve the unique atmosphere
guests are asked that standards of dress and
behavior be observed: no shorts, capri pants,
or tank-tops, smoking, gum chewing or ringing
cell phones.
#430113-00 Cost: $30 (includes seven
course tea, transportation/supervision)
MOTHER/SON TIGERS BALLGAME
Friday, May 22, 6:15 — ~11:00 pm
PARTRIDGE CREEK OPEN AIR MALL
Monday, June 15, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Join us as we take the
city bus down to the
TIGERS vs Houston
game, have tons of fun,
stay for the fireworks,
then head home! A
great night out—for
moms and sons of ANY AGE. Tiger wear (or
at least blue/orange) required! Tickets are
limited. Residents only.
#430130-00 Cost: $18/person, includes
ticket, fun and transportation/supervision.
Located out by Hall Road & Romeo Plank,
enjoy gorgeous surroundings including an outdoor 30’ fireplace, gaming tables, bocce courts,
outdoor tv’s, oh yes, and great shopping/eating.
#430121-00 Cost: $9 (includes transportation/supervision, lunch on your own).
WOMEN’S LEAGUE HOME TOUR
Sunday, June 7
For more information,
please visit hwwl.org or contact
Karla Scanlan, 248-797-2868.
Specialty Camps
Specialty Camps are designed to complement our Fruit Camp offerings and appeal to special
interests of campers. When registering, please note age and grade requirements carefully. The
grades are designated as the grade your child is currently in (as of Spring 2015). Ages are designated as of the date camp begins. Location is at the HW Recreation Center, unless noted.
Specialty Camp refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of camp for a refund (less a $15 processing fee), unless a replacement camper is found prior to the start of camp.
Broadway Bound has a specific refund policy.
Please use the regular registration form on back page of this publication to register for Specialty
Camps. Please carefully note some camps require special forms or waivers that must be completed prior to participating in camp. Non-residents pay an additional 10% for Specialty Camps.
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ADVENTURE SQUAD
Current Grades: 5 – 8
#153250-01 June 15 – 19
Instructor: Rec Staff
Times vary. This camp is filled with thrills
and chills AND a trip to Cedar Point. Sign
up, show up and hold on because you don’t
want to miss a thing. Times and details will be
spelled out in the booklet, mailed in late May.
Cost: $250
SOCCER ACADEMY CAMP - CO-ED
Ages: 5 – 11 years
#152201-00 June 15 – 19
Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 11:00 am
Instructor: Coach Chad O’Kulich
Held at Men’s Club Field on 11 Mile, HW
Come and join Chad and
current members of the
Cranbrook School Varsity
Soccer Team for an amazing
week-long camp where all
player levels are welcome.
Chad, a former professional
soccer player in the Costa Rican 1st Division, a Captain for Michigan State Soccer
and current Cranbrook Varsity Coach will
emphasize personal in depth coaching in all
tactical and technical aspects of the game.
Focus is on sportsmanship and teamwork.
Finish your soccer camp week with a game
on Friday so players can show off all of their
new skills! Please bring shin guards, water
bottle and clean white cleats or gym shoes.
Camp offered in conjunction with Berkley
P&R. If you would like to register online for
this camp, please do so by going to berkleymich.org. Inclement weather site: HW
Recreation Center.
Fee: $120
SPEED & FITNESS CAMP
Ages: 12 – 19, Boys & Girls
#152202-00 June 15 – 18
Monday – Thursday, 4:00 – 5:30 pm
Instructor: Coach Chad O’Kulich
Held at Burton Field behind the HWP&R.
This Speed & Fitness Camp is specific fitness training to help athletes develop and
enhance their conditioning, speed, agility, balance, flexibility, core strength and confidence.
Open to all sports. As the more serious
and elite players develop, they must put in
a concentrated effort on conditioning and
speed training.
The camp focuses on dynamic training, speed
and conditioning, warm ups, stretching, yoga
and recovery and minimalist equipment.
Coach O’Kulich provides you with training
methods that you can do anywhere. Wear
comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring a
water bottle. We are offering this camp in
conjunction with Berkley Parks & Recreation.
If you would like to register online for this
camp, please do so by going to berkleymich.
org. Inclement weather site: HW Recreation Center.
Fee: $99
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PISTONS
ACADEMY CAMP
Current Grades: 2 - 6
#153600-00 June 22 – June 26
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Cost: $220
Instructor: Geo Thomas and Pistons
Academy Camp Staff
The Pistons Academy Summer Camp is
returning to Huntington Woods! For those
currently in 2 - 6 grade, the camp offers a
unique format designed to prepare players for basketball at any level. With a very
structured agenda based on instruction and
competition, we hope to enable each camper
to out-think as well as out-play their opponents.
Campers participate in the Monday skills
combine after which the Pistons Academy
Staff has created a detailed agenda designed
to improve every player’s skill level. After
the combine, teams will be formed where
players are taught skills and strategy. Every
team plays 12-15 games during the week,
concluding with playoffs on Thursday and
Friday.
For more advanced players, the camp offers
strength and conditioning programs to help
prepare them for the demands of middle
school and high school basketball. Instructors teach proper footwork and mechanics
and focus on these techniques while players
compete in games.
A pizza lunch is offered daily for $5 and
campers should bring water or a sport drink.
All campers receive a 2015 Pistons Academy
t-shirt and a FREE ticket to a Pistons home
game during the 2015-16 season.
The camp concludes with the closing ceremonies on Friday, 1:30 pm where campers
are recognized for their efforts during the
week. More information available at
pistonsacademy.com.
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SCIENCE DISCOVERY FOR
PRE-SCHOOLERS
Instructor: Mad Science
Ages: 3 – 5 years
#152200-00 June 29. 30, July 1,
9:00 am – noon
Junior scientists will take in science around
them in this brand new Mad Science camp
for preschoolers! Step into an astronauts
shoes as we travel to space, work your
muscles as we learn about our skeletons, and
catch your shadow as we look at light! A
Mad Science symphony will take place as we
listen to how music is made and magnet exploration will help everything stick together.
Between hands-on experiments and fun take
homes, this camp is sure to excite all of our
curious preschool friends.
Cost: $95.
Specialty Camp
registration going on now
at the Recreation Center
Front Desk.
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BASEBALL ACADEMY CAMP
Ages: 6 – 11 years (boys and girls)
#153500-00 July 6 - 10
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Instructor: Coach Andy Fairman, area high
school coaches, and current Cranbrook
Kingswood Varsity players.
Held at Men’s Club Field on 11 Mile.
Andy Fairman, former U of M and minor
league player, and current high school coach
is seeking baseball fanatics for a one-week
baseball academy! Players will work in small
groups to ensure constant participation in
drills, activities and games. Through a fun
and engaging atmosphere, proper baseball
fundamentals, teamwork and sportsmanship
will be taught. Players are grouped by age
and ability to ensure appropriate skill development, including basic skills up to game
strategies. Special features include: baseball
card trading, skills competitions and a hot
dog roast.
What to bring? Glove, bat, cleats (optional),
hat, sunscreen, water bottle, lunch or money
for pizza lunch and/or Gatorade, and a great
attitude! In case of inclement weather, the
camp will be held at the Huntington Woods
Recreation Center.
$200/session (includes t-shirt)
SPORTS STARTERS
Ages: 3 - 5 years
#152100-01 July 6 - 10
Monday - Friday, 9:30 - 10:30 am
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited
Toddlers will love this first introduction to
sports such as soccer, hockey, basketball,
football, tee-ball, volleyball, lacrosse & more!
Using hula hoops, softballs and frisbees,
toddlers will improve coordination and
learn sport fundamentals such as throwing,
catching and kicking with easy to understand
instruction and silly games. Our coaches
make this a positive and fun learning experience. Wear tennis shoes and bring a water
bottle. Toddlers MUST be at least 3 years old
and potty-trained (no pull-ups) by the first
day of camp.
Fee: $52
KIDDIE SPORTS
Ages: 4 - 6 years
#152100-00 July 6 - 10
Monday - Friday, 10:45 am - noon
Introduce your youngsters to the wonderful
world of sports with the basics in any of the
following: lacrosse, basketball, soccer, football,
volleyball, floor hockey, tee-ball and much
KINDERMUSIK CAMP WITH MISS MARY
PEEKABOO! I LOVE YOU
Ages newborn to 18 months, with parent or caregiver
#152400-00
July 20 - July 24, 9:00 - 9:45 am
You and your baby spend 5 consecutive days laughing, singing, dancing and exploring - having your
own special summer “camp” experience. We’ll learn new songs, lullabies and ways to say “I Love
You” using touch, Mother Goose rhymes, books and chants. Activities include instrument play,
American Sign Language and special parent/baby dances that stimulate baby’s eyes, body and mind.
Parents connect with other babies and families in the community as well as learn how much music
aids the child development process.
Cost: $60
CREATURES AT THE OCEAN
Ages 18 months - 4 years, with parent
#152400-01 July 20 - July 24, 10:00 -11:00 am
Children love Creatures at the Ocean because they sing, move and play with Mom, Dad or caregiver while learning about the great outdoors, nature friendly ideas and all kinds of interesting creatures unique to the coastal environment. We will dive into lessons like Ahoy There, On My Beach
Blanket, Coastal Waters, Riding the Waves and in the Deep Blue Sea. Each day’s class will include
snack or craft. So put on your beach clothes and join us for an ocean adventure.
Cost: $60.
more! Kids progress at their own pace. We
emphasize teamwork, participation and effort to make this a fun and positive learning
experience. Bring a water bottle and wear
gym shoes. Snack provided.
Fee: $65
SPORT SKILLS & SCRIMMAGE CAMP
Ages: 6 - 8 years
#152100-02 July 6 - 10
Monday - Friday, 12:30 - 2:00 pm
Jam packed with sports and games. Campers
will use fun drills to practice their skills and
then apply those skills in scrimmages. The
sports may include: Ultimate Frisbee, soccer,
floor hockey, lacrosse, football, basketball,
disc golf, volleyball and more! Wear gym
shoes and bring a water bottle.
Snack included.
Fee: $76
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K’NEX BIG BUILDERS CAMP
Ages: 4 - 6 years
Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 11:30am
#153550-01 July 13 – 17
Instructor: Building Engineers
Held at the Berkley Community Center
Each camper will learn about different
sujects each day and will build/play with
two different models daily. Camp enables
children to have FUN learning by integrating K’NEX with general kowledge in nature,
space, science, transportation and day to
day physics. This camp illustrates theoretical
knowledge in these fields through the use
of stories, thinking, social games and model
building. Instructos also emphazize personal
interaction and bulding a sense of self-confidenct among all children participating.
Fee: $79
HORSEBACK RIDING CAMP
at
Haverhill Farms, White Lake
Ages: 5 - 18 years
Sessions run for 2 weeks, Monday - Friday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
June 15 – 26 #153300-02 July 13 – 24 #153300-04 August 10 - 21
June 29 – July 10
July 27 – August 7
Riding instructions each day for 2 hours and clinics that range from horsemanship and stable
management to veterinary care. A pizza party and horse show will conclude each camp session. Campers are required to wear a riding or bicycle helmet, hard-soled shoes with a slight
heel and long pants. These camps fill up quickly…so register early!
Transportation is available through Haverhill Farms for an additional fee you must contact Haverhill directly at 248.887-2027.
There are 4 different pick up sites, however, HW is not one of them.
Cost: $520/session
LEGO CHALLENGE CAMP
Grades: 1 - 5
#153550-00 July 13 – 17
Instructor: Building Engineers
Location: Berkley Community Center
Participants learn about different subjects
daily and build/play with two different models each day. Camp integrates LEGO’s with
scientific and mathmatical principals in a fun
and exciting way! Teaching is conducted using an Edutainment (Education + Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning
process into a game while introducing children to theoretical and practical knowledge
in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathmatics (STEM).
Fee: $149
STREET HOCKEY CAMP
Ages: 7 - 10 yrs
Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 11:00 am
#152105-00 July 13 – July 17
Instructor: Skyhawks Sports
Held at: HW Skatepark
Skyhawk’s Street Hockey Camp is a program
designed to teach the fundamentals of this
great game our neighbors to the north invented and we have modified to fit into our
American neighborhoods. Participants will
learn how to stick handle, pass, shoot and
learn in-game strategies. All will be provided
in a safe learning environment encouraging
sportsmanship, respect and responsibility and
of course...we will HAVE FUN! Please provide shin guards and gloves for your camper.
All other equipment provided. Bring water, 2
snacks and sunscreen.
Cost: $119
CHEERGYMNASTICS
CAMP
July 27 - 31
Ages: 4 years & up
BROADWAY
BOUND:
ANNIE
August 10 - 14
Ages: 6 - 12 years
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SAFETY CAMP FOR KIDS
Ages: 6 - 10 years
#152130-00 July 20 - 24
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Instructor: Live Safe Academy Instructors
Held at the Berkley Community Center.
Have fun and learn to be safe at the same
time! Learn real self-defense and practice
on an instructor wearing a padded suit. Also
learn fire safety, how to use 911, stranger
awareness, drug resistance, first aid, gun
accident prevention and more. Cartoons,
classroom games and expert guests are just
some of the fun activities in this camp. This
camp is more than just a week of fun, it’s an
investment into a lifetime of safety.
Fee: $152
BOYS LACROSSE CAMP
Current Grades: K – 5
Monday – Friday, July 20 - 24
#152203-00 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Instructors: Harrison Rosenfeld & Sam Resk
(HS Lacrosse State Champions)
Held at Lazenby Field, Berkley
Grades K - 5 boys learn the basic rules of
Lacrosse and the necessary skills including how to cradle, pass, shoot and pick up
ground balls at the beginner level. Players
receive coaching from high school Lacrosse
state champions who are also former college Lacrosse players. All positions and skill
levels are welcome and kids receive personal
attention they will need, no matter how
much previous experience they have. This
camp’s main purpose is to spread an appreciation of a growing sport that many younger
kids who love running, throwing and playing
are sure to enjoy. Bring a large water bottle,
sunscreen and his own stick. Sticks for loan
may available (not enough for everyone).
No pads necessary.
Cost: $90
EXPLORE THE WORLD
WITH MISS MARY
A Musical Adventure with Miss Mary
Ages: 4 - 7 years
Monday – Friday, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
#152400-02 July 20 – July 24
Through exciting, imaginative activities that
include music, movement, art and theme-related snacks, kids will have great fun exploring unique environments all over the globel
Let your child join in as we picnic Over in
the Meadows, dive Under the Sea, shiver
Where Cold Winds Blow, hike High in the
Mountains and trek Deep in the Rain Forest.
In class we will sing, move, listen, play lots
of fun instruments, make crafts, eat specials
snacks and share adventures.
Cost: $120
WE E K
OF
J U L Y
2 7
CHEER-GYMNASTICS CAMP
Ages: 4 years & up
Monday, July 27 - Friday, July 31
#152500-00 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (cheer &
gymnastics) $160
#152500-01 9:00 - 11:30 am (cheer only) $90
#152500-02 12:15 - 3:00 pm (gymn. only) $90
Instructor: Jump-a-Rama
Held at Berkley P&R, 2300 Robina, Berkley.
Come join the fun and learn some new
moves this summer. Our Jump-a-Rama dance
instructors promote fitness, proper arm
movements, dance routines, cheers, jumps,
stretching, basic tumbling and stunting. Your
child also covers five important components
to successfully be a team player: building
unity, responsibility, leadership, discipline
and friendship. Cheerpom is in the morning
and gymnastics in the afternoon. Pom poms
are included in your camp fee. Cheer-pom
t-shirts available for purchase for $10 on
the first day of camp. Campers should wear
comfortable clothes and bring water, a lunch
including beverage (sorry, no fridge). Participants will be grouped by age. A performance
will take place on the last day of camp.
SKYHAWKS GOLF CAMP
Ages: 5 - 10 yrs
#153000-01 July 27 – July 31,
9:00 am – noon
Held at Community Field #3, Berkley.
Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes through proper
technique and refining the essential skills of
the game. Golf is a challenging and lifelong
sport, so young athletes need proper focus
on the fundamentals of form,
swinging, putting
and body positioning. To assist in this
training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG
(Starting New at Golf) system. SNAG is specifically designed for the entry-level player
and simplifies instruction so that young players can make an easy and effective transition
onto the golf course. No need to bring your
own clubs – all equipment is provided. Bring
a water bottle to camp every day!
Cost: $159
Register for Specialty Camps at the
front desk of the Recreation Center.
Registration begins as soon as you
receive your newsletter!
“FIZZ”ICAL PHENOMENA CAMP
Ages: 6 - 12 years
#152200-02 July 27 – 31
Discover Dynamic DNA and find out if you
are in your E.L.E.M.E.N.T.! Explore your
inner-self in this fun camp! Learn about your
respiratory, digestive, skeletal, and muscular
systems. Build your own model cell and use
your forensic skills to examine the scene of a
crime and figure out who is the culprit!
Bring a lunch, snack and water bottle daily.
Cost: $175
WE EK
O F
A UGUST
3
TRACK CAMP
Current Grades: 3 - 8
#154700-00 August 3 - 7
Instructor: BHS CC Coach Jared Purcell
Experience the joy of running through
instruction on stretching, nutrition, running
form, training, racing strategies and injury
prevention. Focus is on running races, games,
drills, technique training and relay races as
well as instruction on hurdles, long jump,
sprints, long-distance running and high jump.
A love for running while building self-confidence is sure to transpire. Field trip to a
great park to run cross country. The week
will culminate in a Track and Field Meet.
Fee: $55
SK8 CAMP
Skateboards & Rollerblades
Ages: 6 - 13 years
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - noon
#154500-01 August 3 - 7
Instructor: Future Star Sports
Held at HW Skate Park
HWP&R is lucky to have one of the coolest
skate parks around and the skate staff has an
all access pass to all of the jumps, grind bars
and more. This instructional camp is the
perfect opportunity for children interested
in learning the tricks they see on ESPN’s
X-Games to learn in a safe, well-structured
camp. Campers may bring both skateboards
and rollerblades each day. Full protective
equipment (helmet with strap buckled, wrist
guards, kneepads and elbow pads) required
for all participants. Throughout the week,
campers are challenged progressively and
encouraged to do more difficult moves, while
using all apparatus safely. On Friday, there
will be an X-Games-style competition. In
case of inclement weather, the camp will be
held at the Berkley Ice Arena, 2300 Robina
Avenue Berkley, MI 48072
Fee: $135
IMPORTANT FRUIT CAMP DATES & DEADLINES
• Thursday, March 19: Last day Fruit Camps can be dropped with a full refund
(less a $10 processing fee per camper).
• March 20 – April 23: Camps may be dropped, but your deposit is forfeited, unless a replacement camper is secured from the wait list.
• Wednesday, March 25: Resident Walk-In Registration (mini-lottery) at 6:00 pm for open spots.
• Wednesday, April 1: Non-resident Walk-In Registration begins at 8:30 am for
available spots at a 10% additional fee.
• Thursday, April 23: All paperwork and balances are due.
1. Full payment and completed paperwork is due by 7:00 pm.
2. A late fee of 10% will be applied to all unpaid balances at the close of business.
3. A late fee of $20 will be added to your household account if camp paper-
work is not turned in by the close of business.
4. There are no refunds (deposit or tuition) after this date unless a replace-
ment camper is secured from our waiting list.
• Tuesday, June 2: Parent Meetings: 6:15 pm for Pre-K and 7:00 pm for K - 5.
Fruit Camp and Swim Lesson Information: Information on registering for optional
swim lessons will be in the summer newsletter. Camp staff will escort children to group
swim lessons and Tropical Storm from Watermelon, Honeydew, Kiwi and Pineapple.
Each camp has weekly activities and field trips that cannot always be scheduled around
swim lessons. If you are concerned about your child missing swim lessons, please consider
signing up for lessons during a session when your child does not attend camp.
Due to staffing constraints, we cannot escort children to or from other scheduled activities such as private swim lessons, specialty camps, private swim team lessons, tennis,
classes, tutoring and other activities during the camp day or during before/after camp care.
WEEK
OF
AUGUST
10 WEEK
RED HOT ROBOTS
Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
#152200-03 August 10 – 14
Make your own working robot during this funfilled week of discovery. Kids learn about the
inner workings of these fascinating machines,
play with super cool robots and use your imagination to design and build your own
robot creation. Camp includes a brand new
functioning electronic robot take-home. Bring a
lunch, snack and water bottle daily.
Cost: $195
BROADWAY BOUND: ANNIE
Ages: 6 - 12 years
Monday - Friday, August 10 - 14
#154750-00 AM: 10:00 am - noon
#154750-01 PM: 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Instructor: Mary Robertson
Put your singing and dancing
darlings in their best orphan
rags and send them to the Rec.
for a week of musical fun as we
learn songs from the beloved musical Annie
(we will be doing the original depression era
version!).
A brief performance for family and friends will
take place the last day of camp.
Fee: $150. Due to the nature of this camp,
no refunds will be granted after 6/1.
OF
AUGUST
17
FRUIT SALAD
Current Grades: K - 5
#154300-00 August 17 - 21
Instructor: Fruit Camp Staff
Fruit Salad Camp provides campers with a
field trip every morning and open swim at
the pool every afternoon! What more could
a kid want to end a great summer? The camp
is staffed by Fruit Camp staff members and
held at the HW Recreation Center. Fun,
adventure and more await our Fruit Salad
Campers. Please note that there is no Before
or After Camp Care for this program.
Cost: $220.
FANTASTIC DISCOVERIES
Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
#152200-00 August 17 - 21
Track scents through trails, relay on a ‘lunar”
site, play “perfect” baseball and build your
own telescope as you explore the world
and universe at this fun camp! Help solve
ecological problems, explore the animal
kingdom, investigate the scientific concepts
involved in all aspects of sports and use
secret messages and special codes. Bring a
lunch, snack and water bottle daily.
Cost: $175.
Teens & Teen Council
TEEN COUNCIL
There is still time to get involved!
Teen Council members plan and direct fundraisers, programs, trips and events for teens in
middle and high school. Meetings are typically
held the first and third Thursday of the month
from 7:00 - 8:00 pm at the Recreation Center.
Final meeting dates for 2015 are March 5 & 19,
April 2 & 16 and May 7 (last meeting & elections). Get on our e-mail list to get monthly
reminders of meetings, programs, fundraisers and so much more….don’t miss out on
anything.
WE NEVER GET TIRED OF HAVING FUN!
LASER TAG & PIZZA PARTY
Friday, April 24, 6:00 – 11:00 pm
Grades: 9 – 12. Join our friends from the Howell Teen Center and the
Farmington Hills Mayors Youth Council for a night of FUN. We will play some
serious laser tag and then head to the Farmington Hills Costick Center to make our own pizzas.
#420233-00 Fee: $25.
EXECUTIVE BOARD DINNER OUT
Thurs., April 30, 6:00 - 9:15 pm
HWTC is truly a fantastic group, and one of the most active in the City
and it couldn’t be done without a solid Executive Board to guide it. This
is a special treat, just for you. You’ve earned it!
Please RSVP with Weezy by April 16.
Cost: FREE! (Thanks Men’s Club for helping underwrite this special event).
MINI-GOLF AND RAY’S ICE CREAM TRIP
Wednesday, May 13, 12:00 – 2:30 pm
HARD TO SAY GOODBYE
Congratulations to our 2015 graduating Teen
Council Seniors - Chloe Bakst, Coucil Coordinator and Rebecca Enerson, Secretary.
While we are so excited for their future and
all the amazing things they will be doing, we
will miss them and all that they have done for
the HW Teen Council. Thank you for your
leadership and devotion to Teen Council! We
are better because of the two of you!
MICHIGAN
YOUTH SYMPOSIUM
“Be Your Own Superhero”
March 20 – 22
Our Teen Council is
gearing up to attend the
Michigan Recreation &
Parks Association Youth
Symposium being held at
Central Michigan University (Fire Up Chips!) Teen
Council Executive Board Member, Calli Jansen,
is part of the planning committee that offers
an amazing state-wide conference for teens,
planned by teens. Educational sessions, campus
tours, networking with other teen groups and
lots of information is sure to make this a great
weekend! The 2016 Youth Symposium will be
held in Detroit while utilizing the new DNR
Outdoor Education Center in Detroit.
HWTC <3’s the HWMC
Thx for all the support!
Grades: 6 – 8
FORE! Join us on the mini-golf course for some putt-putt fun! After golf we will walk down to
Ray’s Ice Cream for a nice cool treat. It’s a 1/2 day for Middle School, so let’s go have some fun!
#420231-01 Fee: $10 (includes golf, supervision/transportation. Ice cream on your own).
HWTC END-OF-THE-SEASON POOL PARTY
Friday, June 5, 5:00 - 7:15 pm
Available ONLY to Teen Council members who have at least 8 HWTC points. Come to the HW
Aquatics Club for fun, food and activities (you know a photo shoot is a must!) Please get your
“point sheet” before you register. Registration MUST take place by May 29. Let’s end a great
year with a great party. Thanks Men’s Club for underwriting much of the cost of this party.
#120312-00 FREE with 8 HWTC points. Must register by May 29.
NEW INTRAMURAL SPORTS PROGRAMS COMING SOON!
Teens from Huntington Woods, Farmington Hills, Howell, Detroit, Canton, and Auburn Hills are
joining forces to offer some fun and interactive activities throughout the year. Exact dates TBD,
but be on the lookout for these following programs:
Air Band & Ice Soccer - Farmington Hills; Archery - Detroit; Fowling - Hamtramck
MEN’S CLUB $1000 SCHOLARSHIP: DUE 3/31/15
Have you made a difference in your community through volunteerism and
community service? Although it is rare that volunteers seek reward for their
service, the Men’s Club is ready to recognize your contributions through
their annual scholarships!
The Huntington Woods Men’s Club established a fund to award scholarships
to city residents graduating from high school or currently enrolled in college
or a recognized trade schools.
As a volunteer civic service organization themselves, the Men’s Club has chosen to award the scholarships based on volunteerism and community service. The Club awards
up to three $1000 scholarships annually.
The 2015 Huntington Woods Men’s Club Scholarship Fund applications are available at hwmc.org,
Berkley High School and at the HWP&R. Applications are due by March 31, 2015 and require a
completed application and brief essay. For more information or should you have questions, please
contact Jim Dwan via email at [email protected].
LEAD, LEADERS IN TRAINING (LIT)
& JR COUNSELORS (JC)
Teen Volunteer Programs: Current Grades 6 - 12
L.E.A.D. (LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT)
Current 6th Grade +
Monday – Friday, 12:30 – 2:30 pm
#420126-00 Session 1: June 22 – 26 20 spots. Registration ends June 12 or when filled
#420126-01 Session 2: July 20 – 24 20 spots. Registration ends July 10 or when filled
Instructor: Summer LIT Coordinator
Teens, learn what it takes to be a leader. How do you interview for a job?…Find out when you
attend the LEAD program. Become more confident through team building activities, hands-on
training and practical lessons on how to present yourself in a professional and mature manner. It’s
never too early to learn these practices.You will also have a lot of fun during the program with
a pizza party and swimming at the pool on the last day. Even if you took one of the “Mini-LEAD
Workshops” during the year, we strongly encourage you to take this week long program as well.
Cost: $55 (includes t-shirt)
JC/LIT REGISTRATION RESPONSIBILITIES AT A GLANCE
• Applicant must pick up an LIT or JC Application at the Front Desk (not the parent).
• Application must be turned in with full payment BY Thursday, April 16.
• LIT/JC must sign up for an interview date/time AND training date when turning in application.
Those selected for the program must attend a mandatory training session: Saturday, May 30, 9:30
am - noon or Wednesday, June 10, 6:30 - 9:00 pm.. If you cannot attend one of these training dates than please don’t apply to be an LIT/JC, you will not be eligible without
training. Training is mandatory and due to time constraints, no additional training dates will be
available (Yes, we are going to be very strict for 2015).
LEADERS IN TRAINING: Current 6th graders+
The LIT Program allows for our teen population to develop strong leadership skills and develop
initiative. LIT’s spend the summer making new friends, gaining work experience and having fun.
LIT’s will receive training and “on the job” feedback, support and evaluation. Designed to be
taken with the week-long summer LEAD Program (above). MANDATORY: Must interview for
an LIT position and be able to attend a training session (see above under Registration Responsibilities).
Summer LIT opportunities include:
#151800-00 Current 6th Grade: Recreation Front Desk or Library (1 week placement) and
Special Events. There is no fee for Special Event LIT’s unless applying for Special Events AND
Recreation Front Desk or Library. Cost: $15.
#151800-01 Current 7th Grade & Up: Fruit Camp (2 week placement), Recreation Front
Desk (one week placement) and Special Events
Cost: $25.
JR COUNSELORS: 9th grade+, LEAD and 2 yrs LIT
Fruit Camp JC Volunteer Program is a continuation of our LIT program and allows the teens to
gain more training and increased responsibilities while volunteering for the Fruit Camp program.
Junior Counselors need to be available for a consecutive 4 weeks. The 4 week sessions are either
June 15 – July 10 or July 13 – August 7. If you cannot commit to one of these 4 week sessions,
you will need to apply to the LIT program. MANDATORY: Must interview for a JC position
and be able to attend a training session (see above under Registration Responsibilities).
#151850-00 9TH GRADE+ LEAD + 2 YEARS LIT
Cost: $30.
APPLICATIONS DUE: THURSDAY, APRIL 16
LIT/JC applications are available at the Front Desk and must be picked up and turned in by
the applicant, no later than Thursday, April 16. Full payment must accompany the application.
The nominal fee covers training, t-shirts, supervision and if selected for camps, they also attend
field trips. LIT/JC’s need to also sign up for an interview time when they turn in their application.
Please know your availability before signing up for an LIT or JC interview. Due to time
constraints, we will not be able to reschedule your interview.
Late applications will not be accepted. Every attempt is made to accommodate as many
applicants as possible, but spaces are limited. Placements are based on age, previous experience
(including week-long summer LEAD program) and availability. If you are not selected for the LIT/
JC program, the registration fee will be refunded. This program is only open to HW residents.
HWTC
Huntington Woods Parks & Recreation
26325 Scotia Road
248.541-3030
[email protected]
SPRING MEETING DATES
March 5 & 19
April 2 & 16
May 7
EXECUTIVE BOARD 2014-15
Council Coordinator - Chloe Bakst
Council Manager - Ryan Hurley
Secretary - Rebecca Enerson
Program Development - Leah Pernick
Organization Chair - Calli Jansen
Social Action Awareness - Brynn Cudney
Middle School Liaison - Sydney Newman
STAFF
Program Coordinator: Weezy/Tracy Shanley
Public Safety Liaison: Lt. Bill Cudney
A FRIENDLY NOTE
TO PARENTS
Parents, please make sure to have your teen
take the responsibility to stop by the HWP&R
to get their LIT or JC application, or call with
questions. As much as we really like you and
all, we like it even more if we have our teen
volunteers start taking on more responsibility
and initiative. If you happen to call, you may be
asked to have your teen call themselves....
don’t be mad, be glad!
ATTENTION 6TH GRADERS
Our teen program begins with current 6th
graders. Hopefully, you have already taken
advantage of being a member of Teen Council,
but even if you haven’t - you can still be active
in summer leadership opportunities!
As a 6th grader (or above), let us suggest you
sign up for a session of LEAD (see description
at left) and become an LIT (be sure to watch
deadlines!). This should give you a wonderful
basis of leadership and responsibility
LIT’S ROCK!
And are an
instrumental part
of our summer
camp program.
Aquatics Club
The Huntington Woods pool is open the weekend of Memorial Day through Labor Day,
weather permitting. It is a city gathering spot - don’t miss out on the fun!
STILL THE BEST VALUE
IN TOWN!
2015 SEASON SWIM PASS
MEMBERSHIPS ON SALE NOW
Child Pass (birth – 17 yrs.) $123
Adult Pass (18 yrs. +) 147
Senior Pass (60 yrs.+)
109
Family of 2
235
Family of 3
268
Family of 4
293
Family of 5
317
Family of 6+
341
A season pass automatically entitles each
pass holder to use the pool throughout the
summer. Royal Oak Section residents may
purchase passes for an additional 25% charge
on standard fees, plus an annual $40 facility fee.
A complete listing of pool admission options
along with the season swim schedule will be
mailed to each household in April.
SUMMER SWIM LESSONS
Information regarding all swim lessons for
infants thru adults will be published in the
summer newsletter. Registration for Tropical Storm Pre-Swim Team will begin at the
same time as all other summer swim classes.
Lessons begin the week of June 15. Watch
for information in the summer edition of the
Hometown Herald due out at the end of May
or online after May 11. Register early.
HURRICANE
MEET
SCHEDULE
Monday, June 15 at Woodbrooke Hills Thursday, June 18 vs Pleasant Ridge
Monday, June 22 vs Beechview
Thursday, June 25 vs Farmington Glen
Monday, June 29 at Bloomfield Hills
Thursday, July 9
at Kendalwood
Saturday, June 13 8 & Under Mini-meet
at Woodside
Saturday, June 30 11 yrs & up Mini-meet
at Beverly Hills
Saturday, June 27 9-10 yrs Mini-meet
at Farmington Glen
July 18 & 19
B Finals at Cranbrook
July 25 & 26
A Finals at Beachwood
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HURRICANE SWIM TEAM
PARENT MEETING for parents of NEW swimmers
Tuesday, March 24, 7:00 pm at the Recreation Center
The Hurricane Swim Team holds daily practices from May - July competing in the Northwest
Suburban Swim League. Guided by an outstanding professional coaching staff, the members
of the Hurricanes are looking forward to another season of competition and fun. The season
runs through July 9 followed by the “A” and “B” finals and the team banquet at the end of July.
Join the team! We are open to any student in the Berkley School District who is 5 years old
by 12/1/2014 thru 18 years old and can swim at least one length of the pool unassisted.
PRE-SEASON AT BHS
May 11
May 12
May 13
May 14
May 15 - June 11 May 15 - May 21 4:00 - 5:00 pm
First year 8 yrs & under swimmers ONLY
4:00 - 5:00 pm
First year 9 yrs & over swimmers ONLY
3:00 - 4:05 pm Returning High School
3:50 - 4:45 pm
Returning Middle School
4:00 - 5:00 pm
Returning Elementary
3:00 - 4:05 pm
High School
3:50 - 4:55 pm
Middle School
4:45 - 5:30 pm 5th grade & under
PRE-SEASON AT HWAC
May 26 - June 12
7:00 - 8:05 pm
8 yrs & under
May 26 - June 12
7:45 - 8:30 pm
9 yrs & older - elementary school
May 29
No Elementary swimmers - Burton Ice Cream Social
PRACTICE JUNE 15 - JULY 24 AT HWAC
7:00 - 8:40 am
10 -18 yrs*
8:00 - 8:45 am
9 yrs & under
8:10 - 9:50 am
10 -18 yrs*
*Swimmers choice. Attend only 1 practice per day. Fruit Campers ages 10 yrs & up
must attend the 7:00 am practice.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Returning swimmers
March 4 (deadline)
Returning swimmers will receive registration materials via email or snail mail. Return them promptly!
Returning swimmers registering after March 4 will be enrolled if space is available.
New H.W. swimmers
March 5
Registration begins at 6:00 pm. If necessary, a lottery for available spaces will be held.
Non-Res. Berkley School District swimmers
March 11
Registration begins at 6:00 pm. If necessary, a lottery for available spaces will be held.
Limited openings available. Registration remains open until maximum is reached. Anyone
registering after the team has been filled will be placed on a wait list. Should registration
reach capacity, wait lists will be maintained by age group. Coaches will determine if they can
accept swimmers off the wait list in particular age groups based on initial registration.
HW Resident: $245 ($220+$25 team fee)
Non-Res/Berkley School District: $290 ($220+$40 facility fee+$5 non-res.+$25 team)
Add’l. Non-res. family member. $250 ($220+$5+$25)
The team fee covers the concession fee, team t-shirt and swim cap for each swimmer along
with the option of a free ad in the book for A or B Finals. #100300-00
New swimmers are eligible for a refund if requested by May 26, less a $10 administrative fee.
For more information, contact Parent Board President, Leah Einhaus
at [email protected] or visit www.hwacswimming.org.
Civic Pride @ 55+
Have you lived in Huntington Woods most of your adult life, but your kids are now grown and
you no longer have the same community connections you once had? Maybe you moved in
fairly recently and your friends aren’t in the immediate area? Well, we may have the answer
you’ve been looking for - check out the Huntington Woods Parks and Recreation Department.
We have trips and activities that range from dinner at downtown hot spots to extended travel!
Look through the newsletter, especially the Special Event pages (pages 18-19) for a lot of fun
trips and activities. Your REAL source for information is going to be the
LEISURE FORUM which lists our services, drop in activities, day trips and extended travel. This
bimonthly publication available at all city offices, on the city website (HWMI.ORG) or you can
have it emailed by contacting [email protected]. Please feel free to call 248.541-3030 for
additional information.
TRIPS & ACTIVITIES
ADULT CLASSES
See pages 17 for details on trips/activities,
especially designed to be senior adult-friendly:
Karate, Tai Chi, Tennis,Yoga
SPECIAL EVENTS
See pages 18 -19 for details on the trips and
activities, especially designed to be senior
adult-friendly:
• Free tickets for the Village Players
• Sea Life at Great Lake Crossing
• Ford Piquette Plant
• Detroit’s New Restaurants
• DSO Coffee Concert
• Zoo & Lunch
• Faust at the MOT
• Purple Rose Theater
• Royal Eagle
• Partridge Creek Mall
THANKS TO OUR PEN PALS
Annually, senior adults in our community spend
the school year corresponding with 4th graders at Burton. At the end of the
year, a party is held and the pen pals
meet for the first time. It is a wonderful program and it has bonded
many intergenerational friendships.
Thanks is extended to this year’s participants:
Sue Brown, Judy Walsh, Judy Aisen, Rick Tripp,
Margaret Tripp, Charlene Nutton, Harriet
Burnstein, Melvin Natinsky, Susan Tower, John
Tower, Joan Reutter, Linda Ilka, Harvey Colombo, Peg Stewart, Joy Reade, Lori Dwan, Donna
Lehmann, Kathy Smith, Joan Zaremba, Shelley
Gach-Droz, Sally Kohlenberg and Shirley Sweet.
MONEY FOR MINOR
HOME REPAIRS
Homeowners in need of minor home
repairs with low to moderate income
may qualify for financial assistance.
Please call Jennifer Furlong,
248.541-3030 for more information.
Senior Adult Services
Huntington Woods Parks & Recreation
26325 Scotia Road
248.541-3030
SERVICES STAFF
Jennifer Furlong, Transportation, Outreach,
Activities/Events in the building
Colette Nutton, Day Trips & Extended Travel
Kathy Seidl, Correspondence Clerk
OUTREACH SERVICES
MONDAY LUNCH BUNCH: Mondays, noon
Come and join your neighbors on Mondays for informative programming and interesting activities along with a hot meal for only $3.50 (registration required one week in
advance). Lunch is served in the Ralph and Peggy Lease Multi-Purpose Room of the
Recreation Center at noon, followed by a speaker/program. Please see the Leisure
Forum for more details. Call to register for transportation (if needed) by noon on the
preceding Thursday at 248.541-3030.
WALK THE GYM: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 9:30 am and noon - 1:00 pm
Be aware that children may also be using the gym. Two guests permitted per resident.
MOVIE MATINEES: Select Tuesdays, 12:15 pm
Movies are shown on select Tuesdays at 12:15 pm in the Ralph and Peggy Lease Multipurpose Room of the Recreation Center. $1 “popcorn” donation is requested. Call,
come in, or see the Leisure Forum for upcoming titles.
BLOOD PRESSURE: Third Wednesday of the month, 10:00 am
Join us on the third Wednesday of each month in the Senior Lounge of the Recreation
Center from 10:00 – 11:00 am to have your blood pressure checked by Mary Jo Israel, a
registered nurse. If you are tracking your blood pressure, this is a great service. Spring
blood pressure dates are March 18, April 15, and May 20.
CURB-TO-CURB TRANSPORTATION: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Residents who are 55 years or better and unable to drive, temporarily or permanently,
are able to arrange for transportation on the City SMART van for medical appointments, support groups, shopping, or other activities of daily living. The van is wheelchair
accessible. If you are using a walker or are unable to handle steps, the lift is available to
bring you into the vehicle. Forty-eight hours advance notice is required and the travel
distance must be within a seven-mile radius. The fee is $1 each way. Please limit trips to
one per day and make sure to be ready 15 minutes before your scheduled pick up time.
Call Jennifer at 248.541-3030 to schedule a ride.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Are trips and activities no longer “your thing”? Senior Outreach Coordinator Jennifer
Furlong is available to assist you with your day-to-day needs in order to maintain your
quality of life in the City of Huntington Woods. Feel free to contact Jennifer concerning
any of the following special services:
- Information and Referrals - Volunteer Opportunities - Telephone Reassurance Calls
Recreation
Registration
Registration begins when you receive your
newsletter either online or in the mail. Should
any class be unavailable or cancelled, you will
be notified. You may register in person or
through the mail. If you register by mail, you
must enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope to receive a receipt/confirmation of class.
Unless otherwise noted as a residents-only
program, non-residents may register beginning
March 4 for an additional $5 fee per class.
ROYAL OAK SECTION: An annual $40
facility fee will be assessed to all Royal Oak
section residents participating in latchkey,
camps and/or the pool. A 25% surcharge is
also in effect for latchkey and the pool membership. Royal Oak section residents also pay
the additional $5/class. These fees are in place
to equalize the tax burden borne by Huntington Woods residents.
WORKSHOP/ONE DAY PROGRAM
REFUND POLICY: Refunds will be given up
until one week prior to the start date. After
that, no refunds will be given unless a replacement is registered. A $10 processing fee will
be withheld for each cancellation. Material
fees associated with a workshop will not be
refunded.
CLASS REFUND POLICY: All requests
for refunds must be made prior to the second
class. A pro-rated refund will be withheld if
one class session has already been held. In
addition, a $10 processing fee will be withheld
for each cancellation. Material fees associated
with a class will not be refunded.
EVENT/TRIP REFUND POLICY: In the
event a trip does not require the purchase
of tickets, 48 hour notice of cancellation is
required in order to receive a refund. For
trips involving tickets, no refunds will be given
for cancellation once the tickets have been
purchased, unless a replacement is found.
Please inquire at the time you are requesting
to cancel whether you will receive a refund. A
$5 service fee is retained on all refunds due to
trip withdrawal.
LATE DELIVERY: All Huntington Woods
Hometown Heralds are mailed at the same
time. For this reason, we cannot take responsibility for lost or late delivery. Please contact
the Royal Oak post office with any delivery
concerns.
EDITORIAL POLICY: Although the Parks
and Recreation Department goes to great
lengths to ensure that all information contained in this brochure is accurate at the time
of printing, errors occasionally occur and last
minute changes in programs, classes and activities – such as dates, times and locations – may
be necessary due to circumstances beyond our
control. We apologize ahead of time for any
inconvenience and thank you for your patience
and understanding.
city of huntington woods
26815 scotia road, huntington woods mi 48070
www.ci.huntington-woods.mi.us
mayor
ron gillham
commissioners
jeffrey jenks
jules olsman
bob paul
mary white
city manager
amy sullivan
newsletter editor
colette macdonald nutton
PRSRT STD
u.s. postage
PAID
permit no. 393
royal oak, mi
ecrww
postal patron
huntington woods mi 48070
Recreation Class/Activity Registration Form
Mail or deliver your registration to: Huntington Woods Recreation Registration,
26325 Scotia Road, Huntington Woods, MI 48070
_____________________________________________________________________________
Parent (or registrant if over 18 years)
Parent
______________________________________________________________________________________
Address, City, State, Zip
______________________________________________________________________________
Cell/Day PhoneCell/Day Phone
_____________________________________
House Phone
_________________________________________
Primary Household Email (used for class communication)
Class/Activity Registration Information
______________________________________________
Full Name of Student
_____/ ___ /_____
Birth date
_________
Grade
_________
T-shirt size
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
______________________________________________
Full Name of Student
_____/ ___ /_____
Birth date
_________
Grade
_________
T-shirt size
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
_______________ ________________________________________________________
Class #
Class Name
Fee
__________
Checks payable to: The City of Huntington Woods
TOTAL __________
In registering myself or my child for any recreation-sponsored activity, I hereby release the
City of Huntington Woods and the Berkley School District of liability for any injuries sustained
while participating in any of these activities.
Signature______________________________________________________ Date____________

Hometown Herald - Recreation pages

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