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Fall 2010
WEST
SUBURBAN
SPECIAL
RECREATION
ASSOCIATION
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WEST SUBURBAN SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park, IL 60131
847.455.2100 (voice or TTY)
Office Hours: 8:30 AM. - 5:00 PM
Monday through Friday
(After hours please leave message on voice mail.)
Fall 2010
The West Suburban Special Recreation Association is a part of your local park district or village recreation program. We provide recreation
programs for adults and children who have a physical impairment, a mental disability, or any other type of disability. Your park district or village
governs the operation of the Association. The partner districts and villages and their representative to our Board of Directors are listed below:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WSSRA STAFF
Berwyn Park District ................................................................ Jeff Janda
Clyde Park District ................................................................... Alex Rueda
Village of Elmwood Park .................................................. John Lannefeld
Park District of Forest Park .................................................. Larry Piekarz
Park District of Franklin Park ....................................... Joseph D. Modrich
Village of Harwood Heights ......................................... Michael Gadzinski
Hawthorne Park District .................................................... Dennis Raleigh
Norridge Park District ........................................................... Mark DeSalvo
North Berwyn Park District ............................................ Joseph C. Vallez
Park District of Oak Park ...................................................... Marty Bracco
River Forest Park District ....................................................... Mike Sletten
Sandra Gbur ............... 236
Marianne Birko ............ 226
Robert A. Foster ......... 238
Maryellen Bilek ............ 228
Sherry Scouffas ........ 225
Gretchen Dennis ........ 219
Matt Barber ................. 235
Dawn Krawiec ........... 231
Ahren Hoffman ........... 234
Annie Lhotka ............... 230
April Ryan ................... 240
Amy Mepham .............. 232
Kristy Dacanay ........... 224
Lisa Gershak .............. 221
Noelia Hernandez ....... 222
Aileen Maldonado ....... 220
Luz Rocha-Serrano .... 245
Larry Feldt .................. 245
Joe Wolfe .................... 245
Mike Zych ................... 245
BOARD MEETINGS
The Board of Directors of the Association meets on the second Tuesday of
the month 8 times per year, at 7:00 PM. Call the office at 847.455.2100 for
the location of the meetings. The public is invited to attend.
REGISTRATION UPDATE
ALL FALL 2010 REGISTRATIONS TAKEN ON A
FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS AFTER ................. August 16, 2010
FALL PHONE-IN REGISTRATION BEGINS: ..................... August 16, 2010
FALL REGISTRATION ENDS: .................................... September 17, 2010
FALL 2010 BROCHURES Distributed .............................. December, 2010
.......................................... Executive Director
........................ Superintendent of Recreation
........ Superintendent of Safety & Operations
........................................ Outreach Specialist
........................................ Outreach Specialist
.......................................... Inclusion Manager
............................ Human Resource Manager
........................................... Program Manager
.................................. Recreation Coordinator
.................................. Recreation Coordinator
...................................... Recreation Specialist
...................................... Recreation Specialist
.............................................. Lekotek Leader
........................................... Finance Manager
......................................................... Registrar
................................ Administrative Assistant
................................................ WSSRA Driver
................................................ WSSRA Driver
................................................ WSSRA Driver
................................................ WSSRA Driver
BEAT THE PHONE RUSH
FAX your registration today at 847.455.2157. Contact your local Park District
for use of their FAX machine for your WSSRA registration.
ON OUR COVER
Success Quest participants from Giles School enjoy preparing some
Halloween fun. Participants Audry Majer, Xavier Rodriguez, Rebecca
Garcia and Gavin Czarnecki.
PARA ASISTENCIA EN ESP
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Por favor llamar a la oficina de WSSRA. Deje un mensaje en
extension 222. Noelia Hernandez les respondera lo mas pronto
posible. Tel: 847.455.2100 ext. 222.
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE
A HEARING IMPAIRMENT OR
COMMUNICATION DISORDER…
CALL 847.455.2100 TO UTILIZE OUR TDD!
WSSRA WEB SITE
Check out the WSSRA web site for
up to date program information.
E-Mail your comments to us.
www
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Fall
Programs
WSSRA’s fall program session is 9 weeks in length for most programs.
Fall programs begin September 27, 2010. For exact times and days,
please consult each individual program description in this brochure.
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programs at a glance
SPECIAL OL
YMPICS
OLYMPICS
BOBCATS BASKETBALL .............................................................. MI, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ........................... TUESDAY ...................... 6:30-8:00 PM ................................ 8
FVSRA SWIM MEET .......................................................................................................................................................... SATURDAY .................... 10:00-2:00 PM .............................. 8
SEASPAR SWIM MEET ..................................................................................................................................................... SATURDAY ..................... 7:30-1:00 PM ................................ 8
SPECIAL OLYMPIC APPLICATION FORM ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
SPORTS BANQUET ......................................................................................................................................................... SUN. SEPT 19 .................. 3:00-6:00 PM ................................ 8
WSSRA STINGRAY SWIM TEAM ................................................. AUT, MI, DD, 8 YEARS & UP ............................. MONDAY ........................ 7:00-8:10PM ................................ 8
CHILDREN
CREATIVE MOVEMENT & TUMBLING TOO! .............................. ALL ABILITIES, 3-7 YEARS ................................ FRIDAY ............ 3:00-3:45 PM/3:50-4:35 PM ................... 9
FUN FACTORY, MORNING ........................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-7 YEARS ............................. THURSDAY .................... 11:45-1:15 PM ............................ 11
FUN FACTORY, AFTERNOON ...................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-7 YEARS ............................. THURSDAY ..................... 3:45-5:15 PM .............................. 11
LEKOTEK ........................................................................................... ALL ABILITIES BIRTH TO 6 YEARS ....... BY APPOINTMENT ....................................................................... 9
SATURDAY FUN CLUB .................................................................. ALL ABILITIES, 3-6 YEARS ............................. SATURDAY .................... 9:00-11:30 AM ............................ 11
SUPER SATURDAYS ....................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 7-11 YEARS ........................... SATURDAY .................... 12:15-2:45 PM ............................ 11
SWIM LESSONS ............................................................................... ALL ABILITIES ............................................... MON-THUR-FRI ................. SEE CHART .............................. 10
TUMBLING INTO FUN .................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-6 YEARS ............................... MONDAY ....................... 3:15-4:30 PM ................................ 9
SCHOOL AGE
BERWYN SPORTS GALORE ......................................................... LD, BD, VI, PI ................................................... WEDNESDAY ................... 3:15-4:30 PM .............................. 12
DANCE MANIA ................................................................................ MI, AUT, DD ........................................................... MONDAY ....................... 2:45-4:00 PM .............................. 14
EXPLORE THE ARTS ...................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-11 YEARS ............................. TUESDAY ...................... 4:15-5:00 PM .............................. 12
FALL ZEBRA SPORTS ................................................................... ALL ABILITIES. 4-8 YEARS .......................... WEDNESDSAY ................. 6;30-7:15 PM .............................. 12
GOAL! ................................................................................................ LD, BD, VI, PI ................................................... WEDNESDAY ................... 2:50-4:20 PM .............................. 14
GOODWIN VARIETY SPORTS & MAD SCIENTISTS ................. MI, DD, AUT .......................................................... TUESDAY ...................... 2:50-4:00 PM .............................. 14
JR BULLS PREPARATORY WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL ... 12 YEARS & UNDER ......................................... SATURDAY ................... NOON-2:00 PM ........................... 13
JR BULLS JV WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL ........................... 13 YEARS & UP .................................................. SATURDAY ................... NOON-2:00 PM ........................... 13
JR BOBCATS .................................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 9-14 YEARS ............................. TUESDAY ...................... 7:00-8:00 PM .............................. 13
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ............................................................. MI, LD, VI, 12-22 YEARS .................................. SATURDAY .................... 9:30-12:30 PM ............................ 18
SATURDAY BOWLING LEAGUE .................................................. MI, AUT, DD, SP, MH, 13 YEARS & UP ......... SATURDAY ..................... 1:00-3:00 PM .............................. 15
SENSATIONAL SATURDAYS ......................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-11 YEARS ........................... SATURDAY .................... 9:00-11:30 AM ............................ 11
SPORTS N MORE ............................................................................ PI, 6-21 YEARS ................................................... SATURDAY ..................... 10:00-NOON .............................. 13
STRIKE OUT BOWLERS ................................................................ ALL ABILITIES ................................................... THURSDAY ..................... 3:00-4:30 PM .............................. 14
SUPER BOWLERS .......................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 7-22 YEARS .......................... THURSDAYS ................... 3:45-5:15 PM .............................. 12
SWIM LESSONS ............................................................................... ALL ABILITIES ............................................... MON-THUR-FRI ................. SEE CHART .............................. 10
TAE KWON DO ................................................................................. ALL ABILITIES 9-14 YEARS .............................. TUESDAY ...................... 7:15-8:00 PM .............................. 12
TACTILIANS ...................................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 3-10 YEARS ............................. MONDAY ....................... 3:15-4:45 PM .............................. 12
WEDNESDAY EXPLORERS CLUB .............................................. HI, DEAF, HARD OF HEARING .................... WEDNESDAY ................... 3:30-6:00 PM .............................. 14
WEIRD SCIENCE ............................................................................. TMI, AUT, MI, DD, 7-22 YEARS ....................... THURSDAY ..................... 2:50-4:00 PM .............................. 14
WE’VE GOT TALENT ....................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, .................................................... MONDAY ....................... 2:45-4:15 PM .............................. 14
WSSRA STINGRAY SWIM TEAM ................................................. AUT, MI, DD, 8 YEARS & UP ............................. MONDAY ....................... 7:00-8:10 PM .............................. 10
YOGA FOR ALL ............................................................................... ALL ABILITIES, 6-12 YEARS ............................. TUESDAY ...................... 3:30-4:10 PM ................................ 9
HOLID
AY PR
OGRAMS ..................................... ALL ABILITIES ............................................................................................... 22
HOLIDA
PROGRAMS
TEENS & YOUNG ADUL
TS
ADULTS
BOBCATS BASKETBALL .............................................................. MI, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ........................... TUESDAY ...................... 6:30-8:00 PM .............................. 19
FOOD CRITICS ................................................................................. MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ................ FRIDAY ........................ 6:30-9:15 PM .............................. 15
HEALTHY START .............................................................................. 21 YEARS & OLDER ............................................ MONDAY ..................... 10:00-11:30 AM ........................... 18
INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT ........................................................ MLH MI, DD, 19 YEARS & UP ......................... THURSDAY ..................... 7:00-8:30 PM .............................. 18
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ............................................................. MI, LD, VI, 12-22 YEARS .................................. SATURDAY .................... 9:30-12:30 PM ............................ 18
SATURDAY BOWLING LEAGUE .................................................. MI, AUT, DD, SP, MH, 13 YEARS & UP ......... SATURDAY ..................... 1:00-3:00 PM .............................. 15
SHOW TIME ...................................................................................... MI, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ............................ FRIDAY ............................. VARIES .................................. 15
SATURDAY SOCIAL CLUBS ......................................................... MI, DD, AUT, 19 YEARS & UP ......................... SATURDAY ................. SEE SCHEDULE ..................... 16-17
STAY IN THE GAME ......................................................................... EMH, TMH, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ........ WEDNESDAY ................... 6:15-7:15 PM .............................. 19
TEEN & ADULT AQUA ATHLETICS ............................................. MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 YEARS & UP ............... MONDAY ...................... 8:15-9:00 PM ............................. 15
WEEKLY WORKOUT ....................................................................... MI, AUT, DD, MLH, 13 YEARS & UP ............... TUESDAY ...................... 7:00-8:15 PM .............................. 15
WINTER ESCAPE ............................................................................ MI, DD, 13 YEARS & UP .................................... JAN 14-16 ............................................................................. 18
WSSRA STINGRAY SWIM TEAM ................................................. AUT, MI, DD, 8 YEARS & UP ............................. MONDAY ....................... 7:00-8:10 PM .............................. 19
ADUL
TS 21 YEARS & OLDER
ADULTS
CITY TOURS ...................................................................................... HI, VI, PI, MLH ....................................................... FRIDAY ................... 10:00 AM-2:00 PM ......................... 21
TEEN & ADULT AQUA ATHLETICS ............................................. PI, VI, MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 YRS & UP ........ MONDAY ....................... 8:15-9:00 PM .............................. 21
WALK-N-DINE .................................................................................. HI, VI, PI, MLH ...................................................... TUESDAY ................. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM ......................... 20
WINNER TAKES ALL ...................................................................... HI, VI, PI, MLH .................................................... THURSDAY ..................... 6:00-9:00 PM .............................. 20
WILD CARD WEDNESDAYS ......................................................... HI, VI, PI, MLH .................................................. WEDNESDAY ............. 9:30 AM –12:30 PM ........................ 21
FAMILIES
SANTA’S POLAR EXPRESS .......................................................................................................................................... DECEMBER 4 .................. 2:15-5:45 PM .............................. 22
WSSRA MAKIN’ TRACKS WALKERS ........................................ ALL ABILITIES ................................................. WEDNESDAY ................... 6:00-7:00 PM .............................. 23
MAKIN’ TRACKS 5K FUN WALK/RUN ...................................... ALL ABILITIES .................................................. OCTOBER 2 ................ 8:00 START TIME .......................... 23
WSSRA GOLF “PAR-TEE” ............................................................. ALL ABILITIES ............................................... JANUARY 2010 ........................................................................ 23
WSSRF BOWL-A-THON ................................................................. ALL ABILITITES .............................................. NOVEMBER 21 ................. 2:30-4:30 PM .............................. 23
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Americans with Disability Act
Illinois Assistive Technology Project Information Hotline
The West Suburban Special Recreation Association (WSSRA) is aware
of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) which prohibits discrimination
on the basis of disability. If you have any questions about WSSRA’s policy
regarding the ADA, or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against
by WSSRA, please call Sandra Gbur at 847.455.2100. A procedure is
available to you for the resolution of complaints.
It is an information and resource service for citizens of Illinois with disabilities.
Call toll free 1.800.852.5110.
Park District of Oak Park Splash Pads
Used Equipment
For fun in the summer, visit one of the four splash pads operated by the
Park District of Oak Park. The splash pads, which include spray features,
water jellies & other fun amenities, are located at Andersen Park, 824 N
Hayes; Field Park, 935 Woodbine, Fox Park, 640 S Oak Park Ave., &
Longfellow Park, 610 S Ridgeland Ave. Splash pad hours are 10:00 AM 8:00 PM, Memorial Day through Labor Day. At Longfellow Park, water
wheelchairs are available for splash pad use. For information or to reserve
a chair, call the Park District facility rental hotline at 708.725.2722.
Used equipment for sale is often listed by an agency called Employment
Resources at 1.800.447.4221.
Illinois Life Span
Illinois Life Span Project is a free information & referral service for people
with developmental disabilities! 1.800.588.7002. www.illinoislifespan.org.
“It Only Takes A Village or Two”
Dial 711
The relay service works by connecting calls between a speech or hearing
impaired person using a text telephone, or TTY, and a hearing person using
a regular telephone. The person using the TTY types his or her conversation
and the message relayed to the other party by a communications assistant
(CA). The CA then relays the hearing person’s exact words by typing them
back to the TTY user.
Sibshops
For Kids who have a brother or sister with special health or developmental
needs. These new support groups are sponsored by Community Support
Services. Kids enjoy lunch, play games and have fun. Call Tara at
708.354.4547, ext. 128 for details.
Child & Family Connection
Do you have any questions or concerns about your young child’s growth
or development? If your child is under the age of three, he or she may
qualify for services through the early intervention system. This system can
provide evaluation and services to facilitate your child’s development. Call
708.449.0625 for more information.
Autism Newsletter
Is a new support group for Leyden Township area families who have
children on the autism spectrum. Teacher’s & classroom aides are welcome,
too. The group works to support each other and to learn more about the
impact of autism on children and their families. Meetings held on the third
Monday of each month at 7:00 PM at Vince’s Italian Restaurant, 4747 N
Harlem Ave, Harwood Heights. Pizza & beverages are served courtesy of
Vince’s Restaurant. For more information, call Tracie Rasic at 708.583.0577
or Jennifer Paoletti at 708.457.0321.
Leyden Township Commission for Disabled
The Leyden Township has formed a commission for individuals who have
a disability. The Commission’s goal is to identify persons who reside in the
Leyden Township area and have a disability. Special outings are planned
on a monthly basis. If you know of anyone who is interested call Dorothy
Klein at 847.455.8616.
Adapted Equipment Available for Rental
Having a party or special event? Recreational and adaptive equipment will
now be made available to individuals residing in any of our eleven partner
districts for a fee of $5.00 per item. Equipment that may be rented includes
an adaptive bowling ball and ramp, parachute, pillo polo set, and a cageball
with a colorful canvas cover. Please call the WSSRA office at 847.455.2100
for more information.
Autism Society of America
To read a monthly newsletter on autism visit: www.autismnews.net.
2200 S. Main Street, Lombard. Autism Society of America (ASA)
630.691.1270. For more information: www.autismillinois.org.
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS
Religious Education
ADD ................................................... Attention Deficit Disorder
ADHD ....................... Attention Deificit Hyper Activity Disorder
ALZ .......................................................................... Alzheimer’s
AUT .................................................................................. Autism
St. Bernardines in Forest Park invites youth with mental disabilities,
ages 11-16, to attend a program of religious instruction on Saturdays from
9:30 - 11:30 am. For more information, call 708.366.3553.
Grace Lutheran Church in River Forest will run a supported Sunday
School program this Fall for children with special needs as part of their
regular Sunday morning classes at 9:45 am. For more information, please
call Wendy Will at 708.366.6900.
BD ................................................................. Behavior Disorder
DD ...................................................... Developmental Disability
EC ....................................................................... Early Childhood
HI ................................................................ Hearing Impairment
LD .................................................................. Learning Disability
MI ................................................................. Mental Impairment
MLH ....................................................................... Mental Health
PI ............................................................... Physical Impairment
SL .................................................... Speech & Language Delay
VI ................................................................... Visual Impairment
DuPage Children’s Museum- 3rd Thursday
of every month from 5:00-7:00 PM is a special time for families of children
with autism spectrum disorder. Experience an outing the entire familiy can
enjoy. See the museum during a quieter time. Meet professionals who
work in the field of autism. For more information call the DCM Community
Access Coordinator, Debbie Clemens, at 630.637.8000 X4800.
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A HEARING IMPAIRMENT OR COMMUNICATION
DISORDER ... CALL US AT 847.455.2100 TO UTILIZE OUR TDD!
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You will:
♦ Meet new people while participating in fun
recreation activities.
♦ Enjoy personal growth.
♦ Have a flexible schedule (morning, afternoon,
evening & weekend hours available).
♦ Gain leadership skills.
♦ Enhance self-esteem by being part of a team that
brings out the best in everyone.
For more information call 847.455.2100 or visit www.wssra.net.
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We thank all of WSSRA’s summer volunteers & staff. Programs could not run without them!
Tania Andrade
Nedum Aniemeka
Rebecca Baiman
Danette Baker
David Banas
Sule Baptiste
JoAnn Barber
Krystal Barnes
Nick Barnes
Khalil Basso
Annie Baumann
Alaina Bayliss
Anthony Becker
Elizabeth Berman
Teresa Bernard
Ashley Beverly
Jennifer Beverly
Lekesha Bey
Tim Blair
Claire Bracco
Tom Bradley
Jessica Brauer
Alex Brunet
Carol Caffero
Jon Callahan
Kristen Calvert
Liz Campbell
Matt Campbell
Rebecca Campbell
Karina Carrera
Lisa Chaidez
Beth Cheney
Diandra Ciello
Angie Coleman
Katie Coleman
Ashley Colletti
Kaitlin Conway
Conor Coughlan
Gemma Cozzi
Anita Dec
Heather DeLaGarza
Carm DePillo
Dan DeRosa
Bertha Diaz
Nicole DiPaolo
Max Domin
Shelia Donoghue
Marge Druska
Rosie Egan
Kim Egen Woods
Lauren Elhert
Geoff Essex
Lauren Farmer
Beverly Felton
Brandon Felton
Lena Ferrara Mullins
Ken Filip
Nicole Fontanetta
Sarah Forte
Megan Foster
The Frank Family
Anna Freerkson
David Fruth
Sarah Garvey
Nancy Giangrasse
Amy Gleason
Carly Golden
Madeline Gorman
Kurt Grahnke
Cory Griffith
Garett Griffith
Amanda Guerrero
Nichole Gunn
April Guzman
Shandi Hammer
Chloe Hannon
Megan Hawkins
Sara Hawkins
Quentin Hawood
Will Hejna
Elliot Henry
Jasmin Hernandez
Pat Hurst
Patty Iannotta
Nina Iannotta
Trisha Iannotta
Tom Ide
Corin James
Rachel Jamison
Dina Jones
Kristen Jones
Max Joubert
Laura Kaiser
Matt Kelly
Dan Kelly
Hallie Klugman
Nicole Knebelsberger
Dan Knickelbein
Nancy Knudson
Megan Kopacz
Tim Kordesh
Alexis Kosik
Conor Kovats
Kelli Krueger
Sarah Kuhr
Len Kunkel
April Kus
Daria Latocha
Erin Lattyak
Andrew Lee
Ashley Lenardi
Conchi Linares
Dan Magner
Carlos Marroquin
Matt Matkovich
Kaitlin Matthews
Megan Matthews
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Andrea Mazz
Kris Mazza
Sandro Mazza
Peter McCoy
Elizabeth McDonald
Shauna McDonagh
Teegan McFeely
Katie McKay
Brenna McNally
Kaitlin McNulty
Mike Meyer
Natalie Meza
Rhys Miles
Jennifer Miller
Vickie Miller
Kia Moore
Jim Nakatsuka
Matt Nolan
Jasmin Nuhonavic
Christine O’Connor
Anel Oilvares
Annie Oliver
John Oliver
Ted Orphan
Hector Oviedo
Shannon Owsiak
Japes Palles
Danielle Pape
Anisa Pashaj
Ben Pecoraro
John Pflaumer
Lauren Polakowski
Lou Pontillo
Anne Ralenkotter
Maria Ramirez
Curtis Rath
Leigh Reisberg
Alan Renshaw
Amanda Riamondi
Kayde Ries
Madeline Rippen
Junior Rodriguez
Deanna Rogers
Ann Ryan
Henry Ryan
Billy Ryan
Tommy Ryan
Jessica Sabella
Monica Sadek
Kathryn Schoedel
Rebekah Schoedel
Nikki Schraub
Elizabeth Schrouder
Jeff Schultz
Claire Shanahan
Emma Shanahan
Chris Sholten
Gisela Solis
Sarah Soszko
Brianna Sullivan
Irene Talavera
Sydney Tauber
Nandie Tense
Delrita Thomas
Megan Tinajero
Emily Tongue
Abigail Vander Laan
Anais Velazquez
John Vicars
Mike Vinci
David Vogel
Stephanie Volpe
Melissa Walsh
Nicole Ward
Sarah Weber
Brandon White
Stefanie Wu
Amanda Ziupsnys
wssra employment oppor tunities
WSSRA is looking for energetic & caring staff to assist in
recreation programs for individuals with disabilities.
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Ascension Church - Pine Room, 601 Van Buren, Oak Park .......... 708/848-2703
Barrie Recreation Center, Garfield & Lombard, Oak Park ............... 708/383-6905
Brunswick Zone, 3111, River Road, River Grove .......................... 708/456-4100
Carroll Recreation Center, 1125 S. Kenilworth, Oak Park ............. 708/383-6906
Centre at North Park, 10040 Addison, Franklin Park ....................... 847/678-4021
Cicero Community Center, 2250 49th Ave, Cicero ......................... 708/477-6308
Cicero West School 4937 W. 23rd St., Cicero............................708/780-4487
Circle Bowl, 7244 Circle, Forest Park .............................................. 708/366-2810
Clyde Park District Stadium, 1909 S. Laramie, Cicero ................... 708/652-3545
Columbus East & West School, 5400 W. 31st, Cicero ..................... 708/780-4482
Commons Park, 2401 S DesPlaines, No Riverside ....................... 708/442-5515
Concordia University Pool, River Forest ......................................... 708/209-3118
Dole Library, 255 Augusta, Oak Park ................................................ 708/848-7050
Dominican University, 7900 Division, River Forest ........................ 708/366-2490
Elmwood Park Rec. Center., 2 Conti Parkway, Elmwood Park ... 708/452-3935
Elmwood Park Family Aquatic Ctr., 2 Conti Pkwy, Elmwood Pk . 708/452-3935
Emerson School, 3106 Clinton, Berwyn ........................................... 708/795-2306
Enger School, 10401 W Grand, Franklin Park ................................. 847/455-5299
Field Recreation Center, 935 Woodbine Ave., Oak Park ................ 708/383-6907
Field Stevenson School, 925 Beloit, Forest Park ............................ 708/366-5703
Park District of Forest Park, 7501 Harrison, Forest Park ................ 708/366-7500
Forest Park Middle School, 925 Beloit, Forest Park ........................ 708/366-5703
Fox Recreation Center, Oak Park & Jackson, Oak Park ............... 708/383-6908
Franklin Park Community Center, 9560 Franklin, Franklin Park ... 847/455-2852
Franklin Park Ice Arena, 9711 Waveland, Franklin Park ................ 847/671-4755
Freedom Park, 3701 S. Scoville, Berwyn ....................................... 708/788-1701
Giles School, 4251 Oriole, Norridge......................................... 708/453-4847
Harwood Heights Village Hall, 7300 Wilson, Harwood Heights ....... 708/867-7200
Havlicek School, 6401 15th St., Berwyn ........................................... 708/795-2450
Hawthorne Park District, 5200 W. 29th Pl, Cicero ............................. 708/863-6511
Holmes School, 500 N. Kenilworth, Oak Park ................................. 708/524-3100
Irving School, 1125 S Cuyler, Oak Park ......................................... 708/5324-3090
Jefferson School, 7035 16th St, Berwyn ........................................... 708/795-2454
Kids for Karate, 10125 W Grand, Franklin Park ............................... 847/349-5425
Liberty Recreation Center, 6445 W 27th Pl, Berwyn ....................... 708/795-2891
Lincoln School, 511 Park, River Forest ............................................ 708/366-7340
Longfellow Recreation Center, Ridgeland & Adams, Oak Park ..... 708/383-6909
Longfellow School, 610 Highland, Oak Park .................................... 708/524-3060
Mann School, 921 N. Kenilworth, Oak Park .................................... 708/524-3084
Morton East High School 2423 S Austin Blvd, Cicero ..................... 708/222-5264
Morton West High School, 2400 Home, Berwyn .............................. 708/222.5700
Norridge Park District, 4631 N. Overhill, Norridge ........................... 708/457-1244
North Berwyn Park District, 16th & Wesley, Berwyn ....................... 708/749-4900
Oak Park River Forest High School, Lake & Scoville, Oak Park .. 708/383-0700
PAV Berwyn YMCA, 2947 S. Oak Park Ave, Berwyn ................... 708/749-0606
Pavek Center, 6501 31st St, Berwyn ............................................... 708/788-2010
Proksa Park, 3001 Wisconsin, Berwyn ............................................ 708/795-2892
Roosevelt School, 1500 S 50th Ave, Cicero .................................... 708/652-7833
Stevenson Recreation Center, Lake & Taylor, Oak Park ............... 708/383-6910
Striker Lanes, 6728 16th St. Berwyn .................................................. 708/484-7831
Unity East School, 2115 S 54th Ave, Cicero .................................... 708/863-8229
Trinity High School, 7574 W Division, Oak Park ............................. 708/771-8383
Town Hall Bowl, 5025 25th street, Cicero..................................708/863-0300
Whittier School, 715 N. Harvey, Oak Park ....................................... 708/524-3080
Williard School, 1250 Ashland, River Forest..............................708/366-6740
WSSRA Office, 2915 Maple St., Franklin Park ................................. 847/455-2100
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NEW MEMBERS
The WSSRF welcomes new members. Please consider joining! No
one on the Foundation is asked to “do” more than they can handle,
yet by working together, WSSRF raises $20,000 each year to support
WSSRA programs. At each meeting, Foundation members have the
opportunity to give input and ideas about program offerings. So come
join the fun and help WSSRF improve and expand programs for
persons of all ages with disabiltiies. Call Sherry Scouffas at
847.455.2100 ext. 225 to learn more. The WSSRF needs you!
special olympics
Illinois Special Olympics provides year round sports training in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and
adults with mental impairments or closely related developmental disabilities who are 8 years of age or older. The
program gives athletes opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate
in the sharing of skills and friendship with their families and other athletes. WSSRA supports the mission of Special
Olympics through the participation in the following sports:
* Track & Field * Softball * Aquatics * Basketball * Bowling *Volleyball * Golf *
CRITERIA FOR PARTICIPATION
All Special Olympic athletes must have a current, completed Application for Participation in Illinois Special Olympics form on file with
the Special Olympic coordinator at WSSRA.
This form contains four sections:
1.
2.
Athlete Information
Health Insurance and Emergency Information
2. Parent and/or Guardian Authorization & Medical Authorization
3. Medical Clearance (This MUST be completed by a physician).
Applications for Participation in Illinois Special Olympics are valid for 2 years based on the earliest signed date on the medical
application form. We can FAX the medical application form to you today. Anyone interested in participating, starting a new sport, or volunteering,
please contact: WSSRA Special Olympics Coordinator, 2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park, IL 60131, 847/455-2100.
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441 WSSRA STINGRAY
SWIM TEAM
AUT, MI, DD, 8 Years & Older
443 FVSRA SWIM MEET
STINGRAY SWIM TEAM
MEMBERS ONLY
This is a training program for participants who
are comfortable in the water. Participants will be
expected to swim consecutive laps throughout a
majority of the program. Those wishing to compete
in Special Olympics can receive their training in
the program but are not obligated to compete with
WSSRA. Bring a suit and towel. Transportation
is available on a limited basis. Please Note: Due
to the limited swim lessons available,
swim team members are not eligible for
swim lessons. You will continue to do skill
development as part of the swim team.
Stingray Swim Team members are invited to join
us at the FVSRA Swim Meet. Register today. More
information will come after registration. Pick up
point transportation will be available.
Members are invited to partcipate in the SEASPAR
annual swim meet. Pick up point transportation
will be available.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Norris Recreation Center, St. Charles
Fee: $15.00
Trans: $2.75
Saturday, November 20, 2010
7:30 AM - 1:00 PM (9:00 AM Swim Meet starts)
Downers Grove South High School
Fee: $15.00
Trans: $2.75
442 SEASPAR SWIM MEET
STINGRAY SWIM TEAM
MEMBERS ONLY
WSSRA’s Very Own
Brings Home the Gold!
Mondays, 7:00-8:10 PM (Pool Time 7:05-8:10)
September 27 - November 22, 2010 (No program
Oct 11)
Oak Park River Forest High School
Fee: $50.00
Trans: $48.40
One of WSSRA’s very own was selected to represent Illinois at the
Special Olympic Nationals held in Lincoln Nebraska in July. Frank Patterson
a resident of Oak Park and a long time participant with WSSRA was
selected to swim four events at the National games. Frank is a top
athlete in most every sport he
participates in. He especially excels
at swimming and due to his consistent
performances he was selected. It is
quite an honor to be selected and a
tremendous accomplishment to
achieve a gold medal at these events.
Frank won his gold by finishing first
in his division in the 100 yard Freestyle
race. Frank will be honored at the
upcoming WSSRA Sports banquet on
Sunday, September 19. Frank is the
second WSSRA athlete to go to
Nationals. Georgia Hunter was our
first.
440 1ST ANNUAL
WSSRA SPORTS BANQUET
This evening is an opportunity to recognize WSSRA athletes and their
accomplishments throughout the year. WSSRA sports being recognized
are:
Bobcats Basketball Teams
Bobcats Softball Teams
Bobcats Volleyball Teams
Stingray Swim Team
Bowling League
Golf Participants
Special Olympic Track & Field Team
WSSRA Adapted Sports Program
Sunday, September 19, 2010
3:00-6:00 PM
Center at North Park, 10040 W Addison, Franklin Park
Fee:
$20.00 WSSRA Athletes
$25.00 Guests
The fee includes a buffet-style dinner, pop, coffee & tea. A cash
bar is available.
Franks events and results:
First Place Gold - 100 Yard Freestyle 02:03.95
4th Place - 25 Yard Backstroke 00:48.58
5th Place - 4 x 25 Freestyle 01:46.47
7th Place - 50 Yard Freestyle 00:51.47
499 BOBCATS PRESEASON BASKETBALL - MI, AUT, DD - 15 Years & Older
All teens and adults who are interested in joining the WSSRA Bobcats Basketball Team, register now! Practices and games will be held on Tuesday
evenings. During the fall season participants will practice and prepare for the game season which begins at the end of December and goes through the
end of March. All participants must participate in the practice season in order to be a part of the game season.
Bobcat Basketball Philosophy: In establishing the Bobcat’s basketball program, the WSSRA has set criteria the program will follow. WSSRA will
emphasize teamwork, good sportsmanship, and giving one’s best in a safe and healthy environment. Competitiveness will come
from the game itself and not from emphasis on the score. Each player will
♦ Practice & develop ball handling, dribbling & shooting.
♦ Learn about play development.
♦ Be a part of a team and learn the importance of teamwork.
♦ Learn and play different positions.
More information about the game schedule and locations will be available upon registration. NOTE: YOU MUST BE IN THE
1ST SESSION TO BE ABLE TO JOIN AND COMPETE IN GAMES IN THE 2ND SESSION.
New players must purchase a uniform before being able to compete on the Bobcats basketball team
499 Practice Session I :
199 Session II:
September 28 - December 14, 2010
January 4 - March 15, 2011
Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 PM (Time may vary based on location)
Location to be announced
Fee: $120.00 for Session I & II
Uniform Fee $45.00 Warm-up Fee: $67.00 (optional)
Photo by Mark Kindler
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Dance Mania
2:45-4:00 PM
Tumbling into Fun
3:15-4:30 PM
Tactilians
3:15-4:45 PM
Advanced Swim Lessons
6:15-6:55 PM
Swim Lessons
6:25-6:55 PM
WSSRA Stingray
Swim Team
7:00-8:10 PM
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Goodwin Variety Sports
Meets Mad Scientists
2:50-4:00 PM
Goal!
2:50-4:20 PM
Fun Factory
11:45-1:15 PM
3:45-5:15 PM
Creative Movement &
Tumbling Too!
3:45-4:45 PM
Saturday Fun Club
9:00-11:30 AM
WSSRA Sports Banquet
Sept 19
Weird Science
2:50-4:00 PM
Swim Lessons
3:45-4:15 PM
4:20-4:50 PM
4:55-5:25 PM
5:30-6:00 PM
Sensational Saturdays
9:00-11:30 AM
Makin’ Tracks
Saturday, Oct 2
Outdoor Adventures
9:30-12:30 PM
WSSRF Bowl-A-Thon
Sunday, Nov 21
Sports-N-More
10:00-12:00 PM
Santa’s Polar Express
Saturday, Dec 4
Jr Bulls
Noon - 2:00 PM
Holiday Hullaballoo
See page 22!
Introduction to Yoga
3:30-4:10 PM
Explore the Arts
4:15-5:00
Jr Bobcats
7:00-8:00
Tae Kwon Do
7:00 - 7:45 PM
Berwyn Sports Galore
3:15-4:30 PM
Wednesday Explorers Club
3:30-6:00 PM
Zebra Sports
6:30-7:15 PM
Jr Bobcats Basketball
7:00-8:00 PM
Swim Lessons
Concordia University
5:00-5:35 PM
5:45-6:20 PM
Strike Out Bowlers
3:00-4:30 PM
Super Bowlers
3:45-5:15 PM
Swim Lessons
6:30-7:05 PM
7:10-7:45 PM
Super Saturdays
12:15-2:45 PM
Saturday Bowl
1:00-3:00 PM
400 LEKOTEK
ALL ABILITIES, Birth to 6 Years
WSSRA’s Lekotek is a toy lending library and resource for family play.
Families meet for 1 hour play sessions each month guided by a trained
Lekotek leader. Families have the opportunity to borrow from our inventory
of over 2,000 toys including adapted toys which makes play possible for
all kids. Lekotek offers:
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Relaxing, guided play sessions.
Home loan of up to six toys monthly.
Opportunities to focus on the abilities of children.
Positive parent/child interactions that increase skills.
Self-esteem building.
Sibling play and fun.
414 TUMBLING INTO FUN
All Abilities, 3 - 6 Years
Don’t miss this opportunity to have your child enjoy some fun with friends
after school. Participants will have the opportunity to run, jump and tumble
to music, games and activities.
Monthly play sessions are 1 hour and take place at the WSSRA office.
Call Kristy or Ahren at 847.455.2100 for details and to schedule your first
play session.
Upon the conclusion of the program parents will pick-up their children at
Jefferson school.
Fee: $6.00 per visit
Mondays, 3:15-4:30 PM
Jefferson School, Berwyn
September 27 - November 22, 2010
Fee: $16.20
418 FUN FACTORY
ALL ABILITIES, 3-7 Years
LASEC and Elmwood Park Early Childhood students can enjoy an extension
of the school day by:
♦ Enjoying music activities that will promote speech & language
development.
♦ Engaging in in gross motor activities and games that help promote
gross motor skills.
♦ Participating in stimulating craft activities that help promote fine motor
development.
♦ Eating a healthy snack provided weekly.
Transportation to the program may be available. Parents pick up at the
conclusion of the program at the Franklin Park Community Center.
411 CREATIVE MOVEMENT & TUMBLING
TOO! - All Abilities, 3 - 7 Years
Don’t miss this opportunity to have your child enjoy some fun with
friends after school. Participants will have the opportunity to run, jump
and tumble to music, games and activities.
This program is offered to Elmwood Park & LASEC students
only. The program will begin immediately following your child’s school
day. Transportation is available to the program only. Upon the
conclusion of the program parents will pick-up their children at the
Franklin Park Community Center.
Thursdays, September 30 - November 18, 2010
418-01
11:45-1:15 PM
418-02
3:45-5:15 PM
Franklin Park Community Center
Fee: $3.00 each week ($24.00 / 8 week session)
Pick Up Point Trans:$1.40 each week
($11.20 / 8 week session)
Fridays, 3:45-5:45 PM
October 1 - November 19, 2010
Fee: $16.20 Trans to Program: $11.20
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441 WSSRA STINGRAY SWIM TEAM
This is a training program for participants who are comfortable in the water. Participants will be expected to swim consecutive
laps throughout a majority of the program. Those wishing to compete in Special Olympics can receive their training in the program
but are not obligated to compete with WSSRA. Bring a suit and towel. Transportation is available on a limited basis. Please Note:
Due to the limited swim lessons available, swim team members are not eligible for swim lessons.
WSSRA will emphasize teamwork, good sportsmanship, and giving one’s best in a safe & healthy environment. WSSRA
encourages parents and families to attend meets and cheer the teens/young adults on! We expect coaches, players and parents
to demonstrate good sportsmanship during these events. This includes respect and support of coaching staff and officials who
are working on behalf of your player. Any person not demonstrating good sportsmanship including behavior outbursts towards
a player or coaching staff and/or officials, that is deemed threatening, will not be tolerated. You may be asked to leave and your
future participation and attendance at events will be in jeopardy. By registering your son/daughter/dependent for this program
you are agreeing to follow these guidelines as written. Please refer any concerns or questions to the Superintendent of
Recreation. We look forward to a safe and successful season.
Mondays, 7:00-8:10 PM (Pool time 7:05-8:10)
September 27 - November 22, 2010 (No program October 11)
Fee: $50.00
Trans: $48.40
451 SWIM LESSONS - ALL ABILITIES, 3 Years & Older, Preschoolers are Welcome!
A new and more affordable swimming option. Parents, now you will have an
opportunity to watch your child improve an already learned stroke, learn new
strokes and feel comfortable in the water while floating independently. This is
a WSSRA Skill Development program. All skills will be taught in a progression,
and a progress report will be given at the conclusion of the season. Bring suit
and towel. Parents are responsible for changing child before and after lesson.
Participants are limited to one half-hour lesson per season. Lessons are
designed to be appropriate for specific age groups as well as skill
level.
PLEASE NOTE: ANYONE WITH POSSIBLE INCONTINENCE MUST WEAR
PROTECTIVE PANTS UNDERNEATH THEIR SWIMSUITS, This is for everyone’s
health & safety. If your child is wearing a swim diaper, the public health code
requires them to wear rubber pants in addition to the diaper. Any problems in
this area with your child could risk your child’s ability to participate in this
program. If you have any questions, please contact us at 847.455.2100.
Thank you for your attention and support. (Note: Concordia University Pool is
not accessible to persons who are non-ambulatory or use a wheelchair).
Prog #
Day
Program Time
Photo by Antonio Perez
Dates
Location
Fee
-01
Mondays
6:15-6:55 PM
Advanced swimmers only - Must swim 1 length of pool
Sept 27 - Nov 22
(No program Oct 11)
OPRFHS
$35.50
(8 weeks)
-02
Mondays
All Ages
6:25-6:55 PM
Sept 27 - Nov 22
(No program Oct 11)
OPRFHS
$29.75
(8 weeks)
-03
Wednesdays
0-6 Years
5:00-5:35 PM
Sept 29 - Nov 17
(Not accessible)
$32.60
(8 weeks)
-04
Wednesdays
7 Years & Up
5:45-6:20 PM
Sept 29 - Nov 17
(Not accessible)
$32.60
(8 weeks)
-05
Thursdays
All Ages
6:30-7:05 PM
Sept 30-Nov 18
Morton East HS
(Not accessible)
$32.60
(8 weeks)
-06
Thursdays
All Ages
7:10-7:45 PM
Sept 30-Nov 18
Morton East HS
(Not accessible)
$32.60
(8 weeks)
-07
Fridays
6 yrs & under
3:45-4:15 PM
Oct 1 - Nov 19
PAV YMCA
$29.75
(8 weeks)
-08
Fridays
All Ages
4:20-4:50 PM
Oct 1 - Nov 19
PAV YMCA
$29.75
(8 weeks)
-09
Fridays
7 yrs & older
4:55-5:25 PM
Oct 1 - Nov 19
PAV YMCA
$29.75
(8 weeks)
-10
Fridays
6 yrs & Under
5:30-6:00 PM
Oct 1 - Nov 19
PAV YMCA
$29.75
(8 weeks)
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405 SENSATIONAL SATURDAYS
406 SUPER SATURDAYS
ALL ABILITIES-7-11 Years
Participants will enjoy Saturdays filled with
music, games, exercises, a field trip and much
more.
Participants will enjoy Saturdays filled with music,
games, exercises, a field trip and much more.
Participants will enjoy Saturdays filled with
music, games, exercises, and much more.
Saturdays, 9:00-11:30 AM
Carroll Recreation Center
Fee: $10.10 week / $80.80 season
Saturdays, 9:00-11:30 AM
Norridge Park District
Saturdays, 12:15-2:45 PM
Carroll Recreation Center
Register for one or all 6 weeks. An activity schedule will be sent the first week of program.
Dress for indoor & outdoor play.
Dates
October
October
October
October
2
9
16
23
October 30
November 6
November 13
November 20
Saturday Fun Club
404-01
404-02
404-03
404-04
Sensational Saturdays
405-01
405-02
405-03
405-04
Super Saturdays
406-01
406-02
406-03
406-04
404-05
404-06
404-07
404-08
405-05
405-06
405-07
405-08
406-05
406-06
406-07
406-08
409 YOGA FOR ALL
ALL ABILITIES - 6-12 Years
Participants will be introduced to simple yoga positions, meditative practice
& stretching exercises in a fun, playful environment. . The program’s
focus will be on:
♦ body control
♦ gaining flexibility
♦ gaining strength
Tuesdays, 3:30-4:10 PM
Barrie Recreation Center, Oak Park
Fee: $19.20
411 CREATIVE MOVEMENT & TUMBLING
TOO! - All Abilities, 3 - 7 Years
Don’t miss this opportunity to have your child enjoy some fun with
friends after school. Participants will have the opportunity to run, jump
and tumble to music, games and activities.
This program is offered to Elmwood Park & LASEC students
only. The program will begin immediately following your child’s school
day. Transportation is available to the program only. Upon the
conclusion of the program parents will pick-up their children at the
Franklin Park Community Center.
Fee: $16.20 Trans to Program: $11.20
Playing It Safe -
Due to new legislation, car seats or booster seats may need to be
provided for children ages seven & under. For more information contact Bob Foster.
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Put your fitness skills to the test. Learn to:
♦ Work as a team & problem-solve team activities.
♦ Refine your sports skills
♦ Develop a fitness routine you can continue on your own.
♦ Enjoy a healthy snack.
437 TACTILIANS
Jumping, crawling, smelling, touching & exploring is what we’ll do. Each
week we will have sensory stations set up for your child to explore &
enjoy.
Participants can develop their self-confidence, decision making skills and
learn how to rely on oneself. Transportation home is available. Participation
numbers are limited.
Irving School, Oak Park
September 27 - November 22, 2010 (No program Oct 11)
Fee: $30.45
Trans: $42.35
Wednesdays, 3:15-4:30 PM
Havlicek School, Berwyn
415 Fall Session
Fee: $12.10
Trans:
115-00 Winter Session
Fee: $12.10
Trans:
215-00 Spring Session
Fee: $8.10
Trans:
407 EXPLORE THE ARTS
(No program Oct 27, Nov 24)
$12.00
February 2 - March 23, 2011
(No program Feb 9, Mar 16)
$12.00
April 13 - May 11, 2011
(No program Apr 27, May 18)
$8.00
Grab a brush, sponge or even use your fingers to paint, build a pot with
clay, or move through space in imaginary substances. Add some music
and we’ll be dancing. There’s no limit to the elements we will explore
including art, music & dance.
Barrie Recreation Center, Oak Park
Fee: $23.50
Trans: $54.45
413 TAE KWON DO
This introductory class is designed to captivate the interest of our youngest student. Karate for Kids teaches the American Tae Kwon Do Association
curriculum. It is based on the concepts of Positive mental attitude and high goal setting. Building blocks for this system include the following:
♦Goals
♦Friendship
♦Perseverance
♦Self-control
♦Confidence
♦Self Improvement
♦Courtesy
♦Self-awareness
♦Respect
♦Integrity
♦Self-Esteem
♦Dedication
A uniform is required by all new students.
Tuesdays, 7:15-8:00pm
Karate for Kids, 10125 W. Grand Avenue, Franklin Park
Pick up Point: North Berwyn Park District: Drop off: 6:30 PM, Pick up: 8:30 PM
Fee: $60.00 (Additional one time fee of $40 for uniform)
Pick up Point Trans: $24.75
435 FALL ZEBRA SPORTS
Come join WSSRA’s rookie athletes, the “Zebras”, as they develop athletic
skills and learn a variety of games & sports. Skills to be developed during
this program are:
429 SUPER BOWLERS
Enjoy an afternoon of bowling fun! Participants will:
♦ be taught bowling skills in a progression
♦ learn safe & correct techniques
♦ learn basic scoring
♦ receive a progress report each week & at the end of the program.
♦ eye/hand coordination
♦ running
♦ fielding
♦ eye/foot coordination
♦ ball handling
♦ learning to work as a team
Come join the fun!
Thursdays, 3:45-5:15 PM
Circle Lanes, Forest Park
Fee: $54.00
Trans: $48.40
Irving School, Oak Park
Fee: $21.00
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These programs are open to anyone with a physical disability who is ambulatory or uses a wheelchair. All players must play from a sports chair for
games and practices. WSSRA has plenty of sports chairs available for use. Check out these exciting opportunities:
453 JR Bulls Preparatory – Wheelchair Basketball, 12 Years & Under
454 JR Bulls JV – Wheelchair Basketball, 13 Years & Older
Basketball season is back and the Jr. Bulls Prep team is the perfect answer for newcomers to this sport.
Practices will review basic skills, learn the rules of the game and develop team play. Games are played
throughout the Midwest.
JR Bulls JV – is for the seasoned player. They begin with practices and then play games throughout the
Midwest.
Saturdays, Noon - 2:00 PM
September 18 - March 26, 2010 (No program Nov 27, Dec 25, Jan 1)
NEDSRA Office, 1770 W Centennial Place, Addison
Fee: $300.00 (Includes tournaments) Payment plan available.
436 JR BOBCATS - ALL ABILITIES
9 Years & Older
Come join the Jr. Bobcats basketball practice team. Participants will learn the basic rules of the game:
♦
ball handling
♦ passing
♦ dribbling
♦ shooting
♦ sportsmanship
This program is only offered during the fall season. WSSRA will emphasize teamwork, good sportsmanship, and giving one’s best in a safe & healthy
environment. WSSRA encourages parents and families to attend games and cheer the teens/young adults on! We expect coaches, players and parents
to demonstrate good sportsmanship during these events. This includes respect and support of coaching staff and officials who are working on behalf
of your player. Any person not demonstrating good sportsmanship including behavior outbursts towards a player or coaching staff and/or officials, that
is deemed threatening, will not be tolerated. You may be asked to leave and your future participation and attendance at events will be in jeopardy. By
registering your son/daughter/dependent for this program you are agreeing to follow these guidelines as written. Please refer any concerns or questions
to ths Superintendent of Recreation. We look forward to a safe and successful season. Facility is not accessible.
Location to be announced.
Fee: $28.00
450 SPORTS-N-MORE - PI 6-22 Years
Have you considered playing sports like:
♦ Power Soccer? ♦ Bocce Ball? ♦ Basketball?
Then join Sports-N-More for your first Paralymic experience! Individuals with physical challenges
are given the opportunity to try new sporting experiences and compete in the Paralympic arena
at regional games, tournaments and even state competitions. Come out and meet new friends
while challenging yourself. This program is partially funded by Thumbuddy Special. Limited
transportation is available - call for details.
Saturdays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location varies weekly
Fee: $18.00
Trans: $36.30
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WSSRA is teaming up with NEDSRA to offer adapted sports opportunities for anyone with a physical disability. WSSRA will provide the needed staffing
for these programs but you must provide your own transportation to and from the program. If you have questions call WSSRA’s April Ryan at
847.455.2100 ext 240 or email her at [email protected].
school age 8-22
WEIRD SCIENCE
TMI, AUT, MI, DD, 7-22 Years
WE’VE GOT TALENT!
CICERO STUDENTS-Dismissed by 2:00 PM
The WSSRA Talent search has begun! Come join us for some fun learning
new dance moves, enjoying karaoke & creating through improvisation. A
light snack will be provided. Door to door transportation available home
only.
Oct 4 - Nov 29, 2010 (No prog Oct 11)
Trans: $16.00
Jan 31 - Mar 21, 2011 (No prog Feb 21, Mar 7)
Trans: $12.00
April 11 - May 16, 2011
Trans: $12.00
Oct 7 - Dec 2, 2010 (No prog Nov 25)
Feb 3 - Mar 24, 2011
Apr 14 - May 19, 2011
WEDNESDAY EXPLORERS CLUB
HI, Deaf, Hard of Hearing
STRIKE OUT BOWLERS - ALL ABILITIES
For Cicero Students
Enjoy an afternoon of bowling fun! Participants will:
♦ be taught bowling skills in a progression
♦ learn safe and correct techniques
♦ learn basic scoring
♦ bumpers and adaptive equipment will be available if needed.
♦ receive a progress report at the conclusion of the program.
Transportation to the program provided by District #99. Transportation
home provided by the Town of Cicero Paratransit Program.
Thursdays, 3:00-4:30 PM Town Hall Bowl, Cicero
427 Fall
Oct 7 - Dec 2, 2010 (No prog Nov 25)
Fee: $40.00
127 Winter
Feb 3 - Mar 24, 2011
Fee: $40.00
227 Spring
Apr 14 - May 19, 2011
Fee: $30.00
Join us for an afternoon of fun & games. Participants will have opportunities
to:
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be challenged in team building activities
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learn rules to games and about good sportsmanship
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enjoy expressing themselves through drama & art activities.
This program is partially funded by a grant from the Town of Cicero.
Hawthorne Park District, Cicero
425 Fall
Fee: $12.10
125 Winter
Fee: $12.10
225 Spring
Fee: $8.10
Oct 6 - Dec 1, 2010 (No prog Oct 20, Nov 10,24)
Feb 2 - Mar 23, 2011 (No prog Feb 9, Mar 16)
Apr 13 - May 11, 2011 (No prog Apr 27 )
GOAL! - LD, BD, VI, PI
GOODWIN VARIETY SPORTS
MEETS MAD SCIENTISTS - LD, BD
Jump start your afternoon with all things gooey, icky & fun to create. Then
put your fitness skills to the test. Learn to:
♦ Problem-solve team activities.
♦ Develop & refine your sports skills
♦ Develop a fitness routine all your own.
Don’t miss this one! Students will be bussed home by District 99 at 4:00 PM.
Participation numbers are limited. Call for registration information.
Tuesday, 2:50-4:00
426 Fall
Fee: $16.20
126 Winter
Fee: $14.15
226 Spring
Fee: $12.10
Thursdays, 2:50-4:00 PM Cicero West, Cicero
423 Fall
Fee: $16.20
123 Winter
Fee: $16.20
223 Spring
Fee: $12.10
Morton West High School
416 Fall
Fee: $16.20
116 Winter
Fee: $12.10
216 Spring
Fee: $12.10
Explore all things gooey, icky and fun to create! Students will be
transported home by Cicero School District #99 at the end of the program.
If you plan to pick up your child, please notify WSSRA staff in advance.
PM Goodwin School, Cicero
Oct 5 - Nov 30, 2010 (No prog Nov 2)
Feb 1 - Mar 22, 2011 (No prog Feb 22)
Put your fitness skills to the test. Learn how to:
♦ Work as a team and problem-solve team activities.
♦ Develop & refine a variety of sport skills
♦ Develop a fitness routine you can continue on your own.
♦ Enjoy a healthy snack.
Develop self-confidence, decision making skills and learn how to rely
on oneself. WSSRA will bus students to Unity. Transportation home is
available. Participation numbers are limited. Call for registration
information.
Unity East, Cicero
419 Fall
Oct 6 - Dec 1, 2010 (No prog Oct 20, Nov 10,24)
Fee: $12.10
Trans: $12.00
119 Winter
Feb 2 - March 23, 2011 (No prog Feb 9, Mar 16)
Fee: $12.10
Trans: $12.00
219 Spring
Apr13 - May 11, 2011 (No prog Apr 27, May 18)
Fee: $8.10
Trans: $8.00
April 12 - May 17, 2011
DANCE MANIA
Columbus West Students Only - MI, AUT, DD
Come join us after a long day at school as we get up and DANCE! We’ll
learn new moves and play games. Come prepared for crafts & dancing.
A light snack will be provided. This program is partially funded by a grant
from the Town of Cicero. Students will be transported home by District 99
at 4:00 PM
Columbus West School, Cicero
420 Fall
Oct 4 - Nov 29, 2010 (No prog Oct 11)
Fee: $16.20
120 Winter
Jan 31 - Mar 21, 2011 (No prog Feb 21, Mar 7)
Fee: $12.10
220 Spring
April 11 - May 16, 2011
Fee: $12.10
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TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Healthy Start
10:00-11:30 AM
Bobcats Basketball
6:30-8:00 PM
Stay in the Game
6:15-7:15 PM
WSSRA Stingray
Swim Team
7:00-8:10 PM
Weekly Workout
7:00-8:15 PM
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
International Passport
7:00-8:30 PM
Food Critics
6:30-9:15 PM
Outdoor Adventures
9:30-12:30 PM
Makin’ Tracks
Saturday, Oct 2
Friday Show Time
Saturday Bowling League
1:00-3:00 PM
WSSRF Bowl-A-Thon
Sunday, Nov 21
Social Clubs
7:00-10:00 PM
Saturday, Dec 4
Teen & Adult
Aqua Athletics
8:15-9:00 PM
Winter Escape
Jan 14-16, 2011
410 SATURDAY BOWLING LEAGUE
MI, AUT, DD, SP, MH 13 Years & older
447 WEEKLY WORKOUT
MI, AUT, DD, MLH 13 Years & older
Spend your Saturdays with friends while sharpening your bowling skills
through practice and instruction. An adaptive ball and bowling ramp will
be available. Please note: Pick up points available as listed below:
Let’s work out! It’s a great way to end your day and improve your physical
condition through:
♦exercise stations ♦ light weight lifting
♦low impact aerobics
Location
WSSRA Office, Franklin Park
Harwood Heights Village Halll
Elmwood Park Community Center
McDonalds, 5500 Cermak, Cicero
WSSRA will provide door to door transportation.
Fee: $39.20 Trans: $54.45
Drop off
3:55 PM
3:45 PM
3:20 PM
3:20 PM
Saturdays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Fee: $68.50
Pick up Point Trans: $22.00
460 SHOW TIME
MI, AUT, DD, 15 Years & Older
Enjoy a night at the movies with friends. Participants need to bring $20.00
to pay for the show and snacks. Meeting time will be based on local show
schedule. Call the office the Wednesday before program for information on
show time. Participants need to be able to focus on a movie 2
hours in length with limited breaks. This is to minimize the
disturbance to other audience members. Registration is limited
448 TEEN & ADULT AQUA ATHLETICS
MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 Years & Older
Enjoy one of the greatest modes of exercise. Through water, participants
can increase their:
♦ cardiovascular system
♦ strength
♦ flexibility
♦ mobility
♦ range of motion
All while having fun in the pool with friends.
Carroll Recreation Center, Oak Park
Pick up Points available:
WSSRA Office
Cicero McDonalds
460-01 Friday,
Fee $12.15
460-02 Friday,
Fee: $12:15
460-03 Friday,
Fee: $12:15
460-04 Friday,
Fee: $12:15
Pick Up
11:55 AM
12:10 PM
12:30 PM
12:30 PM
October 1, 2010
Trans: $2.75
October 15, 2010
Trans: $2.75
October 29, 2010
Trans: $2.75
November 12, 2010
Trans: $2.75
OPRFHS, Oak Park
Fee: $37.00
Trans: $48.40
461 FOOD CRITICS - MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 Years & Older
Want to explore some exciting new social hot spots? Come with us and compare the tastes and surroundings of 4 local restaurants as you become a
Food Critic. Lively discussions about what we liked best each week will be part of the fun. Sign up for the week(s) that appeal to you. WSSRA will send
out detailed restaurant information 2 weeks before the program begins. Bring $11-$20 to cover what you choose to eat and your share of the tip.
Participants need to be able to sit for a meal with minimal interuptions to others. Registration is limited.
WSSRA Office: 5:45 PM, 10:00 PM
Cicero McDonalds: 6:15 PM, 9:45 PM
Carroll Center, Oak Park
Pick up point Transportation $2.75 per week/ $11 for 4 weeks
Program #
Date
Activity
Fee
461-01
Oct 8
Buon Appetito - Italian Style Cuisine
$12.00
461-02
Oct 22
Buen Apetito - Mexican Cuisine
$12.00
461-03
Nov 5
Manman Chi - Chinese Cuisine
$12.00
461-04
Nov 19
Bon Appetit - American Cuisine
$12.00
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MONDAY
Saturday Social
Pr
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Carrroll Center
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*If you sign up for transporation, you will be called for drop off time/location*
Socialites @ Carroll
Hot Shots @ Carroll
472-01
October 2
473-01
$12.00
October 2
$18.00
4th Annual Movie Night - We’ll make, direct & star in
our own movie!
Location: Carroll Center, Oak Park Time: 7.00-10:00 PM
Local Surprise Event - More information to be
announced.
Location: TBA
Time: TBA
472-02
473-02
October 9
$18.00
October 9
$12.00
announced.
Location: TBA
Time: TBA
our own movie!
Location: Carroll Center, Oak Park Time: 7.00-10:00 PM
472-03
473-03
October 16
$12.00
Chocolatiers - Tonight we’ll make everything chocolate
covered in the kitchen!
Location: Carroll Center, Oak Park Time: 7:00-10:00 PM
472-04
October 23
$12.00
Safely Spooky - Take a walk through the spooky trails
and warm up at the bonfire.
Location: Proksa Park, Berwyn
Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
472-05
October 30
$12.00
Halloween Party - Dress up in your best costume for a
night of spooky competitions.
Location: Barrie Center, Oak Park Time: 7:00-10:00 PM
472-06
November 6
$18.00
MagiQuest - Interact with live characters & attractions
with your wand!
Location: MagicQuest, Lombard
Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
472-07
November 13 $12.00
BINGO! Enjoy a night of board games, card games &
good conversation at game night.
472-08
November 20 $12.00
473-04
$12.00
October 23
$12.00
473-05
October 30
$18.00
Sonny Acres - Hayrides, haunted houses & more to
celebrate Halloween!
Location:Sonny Acres, W. Chicago Time: 7:00-10:00 PM
473-06
November 6
$12.00
473-07
November 13 $18.00
with your wand!
Location: MagicQuest, Lombard Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
473-08
Fall Bash - Hot Shots, City Slickers, Socialites and
Moonlighters Dance!
Location: Meet at Park District of Forest Park
Time:7:00-10:00 PM
October 16
Gameworks - Challenge your skills with interactive
games, simulators & attractions.
Location: Gameworks, Schaumburg Time: 7:00-10:00
PM
November 20 $12.00
Moonlighters Dance!
Time:7:00-10:00 PM
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Clubs
Pick up Point Transportation: $2.75 per week
WSSRA Office, 2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park or
McDonalds, 5500 Cermak (West of Laramie), Cicero
New to Social Club? Please call the office for a group placement!
Participants must be 15 years or older.
Pr
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Location:
Barrie
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City Slickers @ Barrie
474-01
October 2
Moonlighters @ Barrie
$12.00
475-01
our own movie!
Location: Barrie Center, Oak Park Time: 7.00-10:00 PM
474-02
October 9
October 16
$18.00
475-02
October 23
October 9
$12.00
our own movie!
Location: Barrie Center, Oak Park Time: 7.00-10:00 PM
$12.00
475-03
474-04
$18.00
announced.
Location: TBA
Time: TBA
with your wand!
Location: MagicQuest, Lombard Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
474-03
October 2
October 16
$18.00
with your wand!
Location: MagicQuest, Lombard
Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
$12.00
475-04
October 23
$12.00
Safely Spooky - Take a walk through the spooky trails
and warm up at the bonfire.
Location: Proksa Park, Berwyn
Time: 6:30-10:00 PM
474-05
475-05
October 30
$12.00
October 30
$18.00
Halloween Party - Dress up in your best costume for a
night of spooky competitions.
Sonny Acres - Hayrides, haunted houses & more to
celebrate Halloween!
Location:Sonny Acres, W. Chicago Time: 7:00-10:00 PM
474-06
475-06
November 6
$18.00
announced.
Location: TBA
Time: TBA
474-07
$12.00
November 13 $12.00
475-07
474-08
November 6
November 13 $12.00
Gameworks - Challenge your skills with interactive
games, simulators & attractions.
Location: Gameworks, Schaumburg Time: 7:00-10:00
PM
November 20 $12.00
475-08
Moonlighters Dance!
Time:7:00-10:00 PM
November 20 $12.00
Moonlighters Dance!
Location:
Meet at Park District of Forest Park
Time:7:00-10:00 PM
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445 HEALTHY START - ALL ABILITIES
21 Years & older
Get your week off to a great start with a healthy exercise class on Monday mornings! If you need a special type of exercise, this program is for you.
We’ll emphasize:
♦ stretching and flexibility exercises
♦ moderate aerobics
♦ use of exercise equipment.
All exercise routines will be closely monitored by staff to meet your individual needs. Transportation is available.
Mondays, 10:00-11:30 AM,
Fee: $41.75
Trans: $48.40
146 WINTER ESCAPE - MI, DD, 13 Years & Older
Plan ahead and register for a lively winter overnight experience shared with our friends from
NISRA. Weather permitting, participants will:
434 INTERNATIONAL
PASSPORT
MLH, MI, DD, 19 Years
& Older
Join your friends for evenings
filled with excitement of imaginary
travels around the world. Learn
about customs, art, dress, and
cuisines of many countries!
Field Center, Oak Park
September 30 - November 18,
2010
Fee: $36.55
Trans: $42.35
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
Enjoy a winter horseback ride
Cross Country Ski
Hike & Sled
Play Snow Volleyball
Enjoy A Camp Fire.
Participants must be:
♦ Toilet Trained.
♦ Responsible for independent personal care
including feeding, dressing & toileting.
♦ Devoid of emotional outbursts that require 1:1
staffing.
♦ Participant is successful socially within 1
staff person per 4 participants staffing
ratio.
More information will be sent upon registration.
January 14, 15, 16, 2011
Depart & return from WSSRA Office
White Pines Ranch, Oregon, Illinois
Fee: $220.00
431 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES - MI, DD, LD, VI- 12-22 Years
Saturdays, 9:30-12:30 PM
Park District of Forest Park Building #4
Fee: $13.30 per event
Join us for a Saturday morning of thrills and excitement as we explore our
communities with a special focus on our environment! Register for one or
all 8 exciting events. Van will not wait longer than 5 minutes past start time
for traveling programs.
Program
#
Date
Drop off
Activity
Special Notes
Activity Destination
Fee
431-01
Oct 2
9:30-12:30
Steelroot Exploration - Visit Morton Arboretum &
explore 14 abstract steelroot sculptures.
Dress for weather.
Morton Arboretum,
Lisle
$13.30
431-02
Oct 9
9:30-12:30
I-Spy - Travel to Scoville Park to complete a scavenger
hunt & have a fall picnic.
Dress for weather.
Scoville Park,
Oak Park
$13.30
431-03
Oct 16
9:30-12:30
Pancake Bar - Gather around the griddle to help cook
pancakes. Top off with your favorite toppings.
Light snack served.
Park Dist. Forest
Park, Bldg. #4
$13.30
431-04
Oct 23
9:30-12:30
Magi Quest - Journey to Yorktown Center to Magi
Quest. Use a magic wand to interact with attractions.
Bring $ to buy
wand (optional).
Magi Quest,
Lombard
$13.30
431-05
Oct 30
9:30-12:30
Pick-A-Pumpkin - Trek to Oak Park’s Farmer’s Market.
Bring $10 for
Choose a pumpkin & enjoy homemade donuts!
pumpkin & donuts.
Farmer’s Market,
Oak Park
$13.30
431-06
Nov 6
9:30-12:30
Support Our Troops - Join us as we make gifts
& thank you letters to send to our troops.
Park Dist. Forest
Park, Bldg. #4
$13.30
431-07
Nov 13
9:30-12:30
Book Works - Take a stroll to the local library to read
some books & take part in crafts.
Dress for weather
Forest Park Library,
Forest Park
$13.30
431-08
Nov 20
9:30-12:30
Let’s Give Thanks - Gather with friends to celebrate
Thanksgiving & learn to cook some favorite foods.
Light snack served.
Park District Forest
Park, Bldg. #4
$13.30
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The Chicago District Golfing Foundation, CDGF is sponsoring this
opportunity to keep your golf game in check. Participants will continue to
work with the OPCC golf pros to focus on: Stance, swing and hitting the
ball. We will enjoy this practice time under the Bushwood Golf dome in
Maywood. Participants must have completed Intro to Golf or Advance
golf to participate in this program.
Bushwood Golf Dome, Maywood
November 10, 17, December 1, 8, 15, 2010
Fee: $25.00
Trans: $30.25
499 BOBCATS PRESEASON BASKETBALL
MI, AUT, DD - 15 Years & Older
All teens and adults who are interested in joining the WSSRA Bobcats
Basketball Team, register now! Practices and games will be held on Tuesday
evenings. During the fall season participants will practice and prepare for
the game season which begins at the end of December and goes through
the end of March. All participants must participate in the practice season in
order to be a part of the game season.
♦ Practice & develop ball handling, dribbling & shooting.
♦ Learn about play development.
♦ Be a part of a team and learn the importance of teamwork.
♦ Learn and play different positions.
More information about the game schedule and locations will be available
upon registration. NOTE: YOU MUST BE IN THE 1ST SESSION TO BE ABLE
TO JOIN AND COMPETE IN GAMES IN THE 2ND SESSION.
New players must purchase a uniform before being able to compete on the
Bobcats basketball team
499 Practice Session I :
199 Session II:
September 28 - December 14, 2010
January 4 - March 15, 2011
Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 PM (Time may vary based on location)
Location to be announced
Fee: $120.00 for Session I & II
Uniform Fee $45.00
Warm-up Fee: $67.00 (optional)
441 WSSRA STINGRAY SWIM TEAM
This is a training program for participants who are comfortable in the water.
Participants will be expected to swim consecutive laps throughout a majority
of the program. Those wishing to compete in Special Olympics can receive
their training in the program but are not obligated to compete with WSSRA.
Bring a suit and towel. Transportation is available on a limited basis.
Please Note: Due to the limited swim lessons available, swim
team members are not eligible for swim lessons.
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September 27 - November 22, 2010 (No program October 11)
Fee: $50.00
Trans: $48.40
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463 STAY IN THE GAME EMH,TMH,AUT,DD, 12 Years & Up
adults 22 y
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Healthy Start
10:00-11:30 AM
Walk-N-Dine
9:30-12:30 PM
Wild Card Wednesdays
9:30-12:30 PM
Winner Takes All
6:00-9:00 PM
City Tours
10:00-2:00 PM
Saturday
Specials
Makin’ Tracks
Saturday, Oct 2
WSSRF Bowl-A-Thon
Sunday, Nov 21
Teen & Adult
Aqua Athletics
8:15-9:00 PM
Saturday, Dec 4
467 WALK-N-DINE - HI, VI, PI, MLH
Join the WSSRA Walking Club and get walking to a healthier heart while enjoying friends too! The group will walk or wheel at different locations.
Afterwards, join us for an enjoyable, light, healthy lunch together at different local restaurants. Participants will be responsible for buying their
own lunch. Participants must be independent in mobility. Sign up for the weeks that fit your schedule!
Tuesday, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Location Varies
Fee: $10.70 week/ $96.30 all
Trans: $6.05 week / $54.45
Prog #
Date
Indoor Location
Outdoor Location
467-01
Fee
Sept 28
North Riverside Mall
Proksa Park, Berwyn
$10.70
467-02
Oct 5
Scoville Park, Oak Park
$10.70
467-03
Oct 12
Commons Park, North Riverside
$10.70
467-04
Oct 19
Harlem Irving Plaza
Lindberg Park, Oak Park
$10.70
467-05
Oct 26
Harlem Irving Plaza
Redman Park, Bensenville
$10.70
467-06
Nov 2
Proksa Park, Berwyn
$10.70
467-07
Nov 9
Harlem Irving Plaza
Lindberg Park, Oak Park
$10.70
467-08
Nov 16
Commons Park, North Riverside
$10.70
467-09
Nov 23
Golf Mills Mall
$10.70
462 WINNER TAKES ALL
HI, VI, PI, MLH
Join us for a night of socializing, laughter & games. Each week we will learn a different game as well as play some old favorites. Each week we will order
dinner “take-out” from a local favorite. Bring $10 for dinner.
462-01
462-02
462-03
462-04
462-05
462-06
September 30
October 14
October 21
October 28
November 4
November 11
WSSRA Office, Franklin Park
(No program Oct 1, Nov 18)
Fee: $7.25 per week / $43.50 6 weeks
Trans $6.05 per week / $30.25 6 weeks
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465 WILD CARD WEDNESDAYS
HI, VI, PI, MLH
Join us for an early morning of socializing and card shuffling fun! Light & healthy refreshments will be served. This
program will alternate weeks with the traveling program entitled “DINER’S CLUB”. Particpants can register for one or all
of the weeks.
465-01 October 27
Wednesdays, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
465-02 November 3
465-03 November 10
Fee: $52.25 / 5 weeks ($10.45 per week)
465-04 November 17
Trans: $30.25 / 5 weeks ($6.05 per week)
465-05 November 24
448 TEEN & ADULT AQUA ATHLETICS
VI, PI, MLH, MI, AUT, DD, 15 Years & Older
Enjoy this water exercise program & increase your:
♦ cardivascular system
♦ strength
♦ flexibility
♦ mobility
♦ range of motion
All while having fun in the pool with friends. Pool is accessible & assistance available in locker room if needed.
Oak Park River Forest High School, Oak Park
Sept 27 - November 22, 2010 (No program Oct 11)
Fee: $37.00
Trans: $48.40
471 CITY TOURS - HI, VI, PI, MLH
Join us Friday mornings! Select the week(s) that are of your interest and meet your budget. Each program is separate. Please share your ideas for future
events. Admission costs to activities are covered in the fee. Due to tour time schedules, there may not be a planned lunch stop. Door to door
transportation is available.
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Wednesday, September 22; Friday, October 5;
Friday, November 19; Friday, December 3, 2010
Fee: See each event Trans: $6.05 per week
Program
Drop Off/Pick Up
#
Date
Times
Activity
Special Notes
471-01
Sept 22
Wed
10:00-2:00
Morton Arboretum - Explore the steel roots exhibit. Dress for weather.
We’ll hit the Museum store & lunch at Ginko Cafe.
Bring $10 for lunch.
471-02
Oct 8
Fri
10:00-2:00
Navy Pier - Visit the stained glass exhibit & lunch at
Billy Goat Tavern & Grill.
471-03
Nov 19
Fri
10:00-2:00
Christmas Shopping - Get a head start on shopping Bring $ to shop &
& we’ll grab lunch at a local hot spot.
for lunch.
471-04
Dec 3
Fri
10:00-2:00
Christmas Tea! - A holiday party with Franklin Towers, Wear your
where we’ll enjoy tea & biscuits!
holiday attire.
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Bring $15 for lunch.
Activity
Destination
Fee
Morton Arboretum,
Lisle
$15.00
Navy Pier,
Chicago
$15.00
The Quarry,
Hodgkins
$12.15
Franklin Towers,
Franklin Park
$8.00
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490-00 HOLIDAY HULLABALOO 2010
Enjoy fun-filled days of holiday festivities with WSSRA. Participants will be grouped according to age and ability levels. Your child will need to bring a sack
lunch each day. WSSRA will provide a drink. Due to the great demand for these events, program availability is limited but not guaranteed to 3 events per
individual. A lottery will be drawn after Friday, October 22nd.
TO REGISTER FOR HOLIDAY HULLABALOO PROGRAMS:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
Determine the events that are appropriate for your child.
Be sure to register for all events that you are interested in. If space is available, your child may be added to more than three events.
All completed registrations must be received by 4:30 PM October 22, 2010 in order to be included in the lottery.
FAX, walk-in, or mail your registration as soon as possible. FAX 847.455.2157. Remember you can FAX from your local park district.
Be sure to call WSSRA and confirm we received your FAX.
Phone-in registration begins Wednesday, August 16th and will be accepted from 9:00 to 4:30 PM daily.
Registrations will be accepted in the order received until 4:30 PM on Friday, October 22, 2010
WSSRA staff will contact you by November 5, 2010, after the lottery drawing, to confirm the actual events your child can attend.
PICK UP/DROP OFF POINT:
PARTICIPANTS ELIGIBLE:
FEES:
Carroll Recreation Center, Kenilworth & Filmore, Oak Park
WSSRA Office, 2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park
All Abilities
See each event
TRANS: $6.05 each event
490-01 Pump, Pump, Pump It Up! - 3-22 Years
490-04 Animalpalooza - 3-22 Years
Tuesday, December 21, 2010- 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
We’re heading to an inflatable, jumping wonderland at Pump It Up in Elmhurst.
We’ll jump our way through inflatable slides, bounce houses & obstacle
courses.
Lions, tigers & bears! Oh my! Enjoy a wintery day with the animals at
Brookfield Zoo. Dress for the outdoors.
Brookfield Zoo, Brookfield
Fee: $21.00
Trans: $6.05
Pump It Up, Elmhurst
Fee: $26.00
Trans: $6.05
490-05 Splashtastic - 3-22 Years
490-02 Mrs. Claus, The Musical - 6-22 Years
Wednesday, December 22, 2010- 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
See the Chicago Kids Company’s production of Mrs. Claus, The Musical.
Participants must be able to sit for a 75 minute performance with limited
breaks. This is to minimize the disturbance to other audience members.
Chicago Kids Company, Chicago
Fee: $26.00
Trans: $6.05
Grab your suit & towel & get ready to for a day of water park craziness!
We’re heading to the Water Works Indoor Water Park.
Water Works, Schaumburg
Fee: $28.00
Trans: $6.05
490-06 Dusty Trails - 6-22 Years
490-03 Magical Mystery Tour 6-22 Years
Thursday, December 23, 2010- 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Spend a magical morning exploring MagiQuest. After lunch we’ll go on a
scavenger hunt in the Yorktown Mall.
Yorktown Shopping Center, Lombard
Fee: $26.00
Trans: $6.05
Thursday, December 30, 2010- 9:00AM-3:00 PM
Eeeeha! We’re heading to Equestrian Connection for a fun day of
horseback riding & art therapy.
Equestrian Connection, Lake Forest
Fee: $28.00
Trans: $6.05
491 SANTA’S POLAR EXPRESS FOR WSSRA FAMILIES
Join us for our third annual “Santa’s Polar Express” train ride. The train ride will follow the popular book “Polar Express” by Chris Van Allsburg. This
delightful story will be read on our journey. WSSRA’s “Polar Express” will leave the Berwyn train station and travel to the North Pole (Aurora train station).
Upon our arrival, Santa Claus will join us and accompany us on our ride home. This event is co-sponsored by Thumbuddy Special.
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All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Light refreshments will be served.
Seating for wheelchairs is available.
Limited tickets are available (5 per family)
Saturday, December 4, 2010
2:15-5:45 PM
Train Departs at 2:45 PM
Train Returns at 5:30 PM
All ages are welcome.
Berwyn Metra Train Station (Oak Park Ave. & Windsor)
Fee: $8.00 per child 11 years & under
$15.00 per adult 12 years & older
photo by Jim White
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Families
489 WSSRA MAKIN’ TRACKS WALKERS
All WSSRA families are welcome to join us for the Makin’ Tracks Walkers!
WSSRA participants and family members will have the opportunity to
enjoy the change of seasons and get fit at the same time. Meet with us
weekly to prepare for the upcoming Makin’ Tracks 5K on Saturday,
October 2, 2010. WSSRA staff will meet with WSSRA participants and
their families and walk together in the neighborhood. Participants must be
supervised by parents/family members. Call 847.455.2100 for more
information & to register. Register & walk in this program & get a free
WSSRA t-shirt.
September 8, 15, 22, 29, 2010
Corcordia University Track (North end), River Forest
Fee: Free
MAKIN’ TRACKS - 5K FUN WALK/RUN
WSSRA invites all of our families to run/walk the scenic tree-lined streets
of River Forest. T-Shirts & goody bags for all.
Last year this event raised $10,000 to support WSSRA!
Register at www.rfparks.com or at www.signmeup.com/69106
WSSRF
“BOWL-A-THON’
YOU’RE INVITED TO A
AR-TEE” FUNDRAISER
GOLF “P
“PAR-TEE”
WSSRF is once again hosting its annual Bowlathon.
Be sure to join the fun while raising funds for WSSRA!
Bring your family and friends for an afternoon of
kid-friendly bowling plus snacks and a raffle.
Watch for further details this fall and call for a
Bowl-A-Thon packet!
Sunday November 21, 2010
2:30-4:30 PM
Enjoy 3 hours of golf fun: driving range,
swing evaluation, longest drive competition, virtual golf,
drinks, refreshments & tips from a pro.
January 2011
Check our web site, www.wssra.net for updates.
White Pines Golf Dome at the White Pines Golf Course
500 W Jefferson Street, Bensenville
(Funds raised support WSSRA programs)
Call 847.455.2100 to RSVP
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On July 17, 2010 WSSRA, along with the
Berwyn Park District, hosted the
12th annual Wacky Quacky Duck Splash.
583 persons attended the event.
$7,600 was raised.
We would like to thank the following sponsors:
Premiere Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Children’s Dentistry, Dr. Jerry Udelson
Kiwanis Club of Berwyn
Adolf Funeral Home
Amaro Family
Berwyn Development Corporation
C L O Technical Sales
Commissioners Amaro & Manfredini
Firestone Complete Auto Care
I.A.C.O.B.
Ms Eve Kelly
Ms Mary McCabe
McCarthy Family
Mr & Mrs Joe Milburn
Nuwireless
Kathy & Christine O’Connor
Friends of Michael O’Connor
Shanahan Family
Ms Susan Stall
Robert R Andreas & Sons Inc
Donald J Swiatek DDS
Media Sponsor
The Mark News Online
Brochure Printer
Northwest Mailing Services Inc
Gold Sponsors
Bugles Across America
Mr Steven Fruth
Hawthorne Park District
R A James Construction
photos by: essison
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NON-RESIDENT POLICY
WSSRA programs are limited to people who live
in the WSSRA member districts and village. If you
live outside the WSSRA communities and are
interested in participating in a special recreation
program, call your park district or village
recreation department. Call the WSSRA Outreach
Specialists for more information.
CLOSED PROGRAMS
If a program closes because we have reached
maximum enrollment, you will be put on a waiting
list and contacted if additional space is available.
CANCELLED PROGRAMS
A.
B.
C.
If four participants or less register, a program
may be cancelled. A program reimbursement
or credit will be issued.
If a program is cancelled because of
unforeseen circumstances you will be
contacted at the soonest possible time.
A program credit will not be issued for
weather related cancellations. No programs
will be made up unless otherwise specified.
REFUNDS
Refunds will only be issued when the registrant
cannot participate for extended medical reasons
and/or hospitalization verified by a physician. For
the majority of the season the refund/credit will
be prorated. Call for more information.
847.455.2100.
NON-DISCRIMINATION
The West Suburban Special Recreation
Association (WSSRA) is aware of the Americans
with Disability Act (ADA) which prohibits
discrimination on the basis of disability. If you have
any questions about WSSRA’s policy regarding
ADA, or believe you have been unfairly
discriminated against by WSSRA, please call
Sandra Gbur at 847.455.2100. A procedure is
available to you for the resolution of complaints.
WSSRA
SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Due to popular demand, we have selected
specific programs that will focus on progressive
development of specific skills. Each skill will be
gradually introduced, based upon the participant’s
ability level. At the end of each session, each
participant will receive a progress report. WSSRA
will keep these reports on file for our use in
planning additional programs. In keeping with our
overall philosophy, we will stress enjoyment of
the program by participants. Recreation for the
fun of it remains our number one objective!
PARTICIPANT ILLNESS
PAYMENT POLICY
Payment of program fees is due upon registration
unless other arrangements are made. Statements
are mailed out the first week of the program
season (4 times per year). If changes are made
in the registration (adding programs, cancelling
programs) please call the office for your account
balance as no other statement will be sent.Call
the Finance Manager to arrange a payment plan,
Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM to noon. A
participant cannot register for the next
season until balance from previous season
is paid.
For the protection of all the participants in
programs, you/your child must be kept at home or
will be sent home if he/she shows any of the
following symptoms:
♦ A temperature of over 100.3.
♦ Stomach ache accompanied by diarrhea
or vomiting.
♦ Any undiagnosed rash.
♦ Sore or discharging eyes or ears.
♦ Profuse nasal discharge (green or yellow).
Please keep children with active colds
home.
♦ Have a highly contagious condition such
as chicken pox, measles, lice, etc.
PARTICIPANT ABSENCE
RETURNED CHECK POLICY
A $20.00 fee will be charged for any checks
returned to WSSRA. The $20.00 fee, as well as
the balance, will need to be paid before registering
for future programs.
If you or your child are not going to attend a
recreation program that you are registered for,
please notify WSSRA office 847.455.2100 AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE! Please leave a message on
Voice Mail after hours.
MEDICATION
I t is the parent/guardian and participant’s
SCHOLARSHIP REQUEST
WSSRA is in a position to offer scholarships to
WSSRA residents for a percentage of fees for
two programs each season. Persons requesting
a scholarship must complete a scholarship
application, which will be mailed to you upon
request. Scholarship applications need to be filled
out once a year. If you are interested in a
scholarship, check the box on the registration
form: Request Scholarship. All scholarship
applications must be completed and in the WSSRA
office by September 13, 2010
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Some participants in WSSRA programs and
special events may be carriers of infectious
disease(s). Staff and volunteers have been
provided inservice training concerning proper
hygienic procedures. WSSRA seeks to provide a
safe environment for all of our participants, staff
volunteers and the public. If you have any specific
questions, please call the WSSRA Executive
Director or Superintendent of Safety &
Operations at 847.455.2100.
responsibility to inform WSSRA of any medication
a participant is taking. This information is very
important in case of an emergency. Medication
information should be noted on the registration
forms, as well as the Annual Information Form.
Any changes in medication should be
communicated to WSSRA.
INSURANCE
The Association takes every reasonable
precaution to prevent injuries and accidents from
occurring. However, if an accident does occur
or if you or your child is injured, you are solely
responsible for any costs incurred or caused by
an injury that happens in an Association program.
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photo by Jim White
GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
WSSRA encourages parents and families to
attend games and tournaments and cheer the
teens/young adults on! We expect coaches,
players and parents to demonstrate good
sportsmanship during these events. This includes
respect and support of coaching staff and
officials who are working on behalf of your
player. Any person not demonstrating good
sportsmanship including behavior outbursts
towards a player or coaching staff and/or
officials, that is deemed threatening, will not be
tolerated. You may be asked to leave and your
future participation and attendance at events will
be in jeopardy. By registering your son/daughter/
dependent for these programs you are agreeing
to follow these guidelines as written. Please refer
any concerns or questions to the Superintendent
of Recreation. We look forward to a safe and
successful season.
REVISED
LATE PICK-UP/DROP-OFF POLICY
In order to be fair to our participants, program
staff and drivers, WSSRA has enacted a Late
Pick-up/Drop-off Policy. Many of our program staff
and drivers need to get to a program immediately
after the program your child is in. We ask that
you make sure you are on time picking up your
child from program, as well as home to greet
your child when the WSSRA van drops them off.
A $10.00 fee will be charged for every 15 minutes
or portion thereof, a participant is picked up late,
or a van is delayed, after a 10 minute grace period.
A notice will be sent to you indicating the fee
being charged to your account.
Also, participants must be dropped off on time
for programs that are traveling, including over
night trips. Vans will not wait more than 5 minutes
for participants who are late for the program.
Saturday morning programs - Parents
must drop off their child by 9:30 AM or call the
emergency phone. If the program is traveling, the
van will not wait longer than 5 minutes past the
program start time.
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REGISTRATION
Any cancellations for fall programs will be
accepted through September 13, 2010 and
credit will be issued. Any cancellations after
September 13, 2010 participants will be
charged full program fee. Any unpaid balance
will restrict participation in
future
programs.
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WSSRA TRANSPORTATION
Door to door transportation is available for all programs noted with the
transportation symbol. This extra service is available if you pay a
$6.05 per round trip fee, for each day the program meets.
Transportation to programs from designated pick up points is available
for a fee of $2.75 per round trip, for each day the program meets. You
must pay at time of registration.
All participants being transported in WSSRA vehicles must abide by
WSSRA guidelines. Failure to do so will result in suspension from
transportation. Repeat offenders will not be transported by WSSRA.
Parents or participants must notify the Association in regard
to any change in transportation.
If an Association vehicle cannot complete a route and family members
must pick up riders, a credit will be issued for the participant’s later
use.
Any registration received after September 13, 2010 may result in a
late program start or no transportation.
Parents are requested to notify their child’s school on days students
are being picked up by a WSSRA van.
A participant under the age of 16 must be taken off the van by a
responsible person over 12 years old.
WALK-IN OR MAIL-IN OR FAXED
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
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3.
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9.
PLAYING IT SAFE
Due to new state legislation, carseats or booster seats must be provided
for all children ages seven and under. For more information contact Bob
Foster.
WAIVER OF LIABILITY
The national liability crisis the past few years has been severe for agencies
like WSSRA. Our insurance premiums used to be $800 a year and now
exceed $17,000 a year. To help keep the price of insurance low and to
better manage our risks, we have joined a self-insurance pool with other
special recreation associations and park districts.
Our pool is known as the Park District Risk Management Agency (PDRMA).
As a loss prevention measure, PDRMA is requiring participants to execute
a release of liability for programs. The reverse side of the registration
forms contains the WSSRA waiver release form. This must be signed and
returned to the WSSRA office before participants can be in programs.
Since we do not carry medical or accident insurance for program
participants, the release of liability is necessary. The cost of such coverage
would make our program fees too high for most to afford. Please review
your personal health plan to be certain that you and your family have
coverage in instances like these.
Our objective is to offer a high quality program at a reasonable cost. The
use of a release of liability when appropriate is but one way we are trying
to meet that objective. If you have any questions, call Sandra Gbur at
847.455.2100. We appreciate your continued involvement and support.
Complete the enclosed registration form with correct program selection,
day, program fee, transportation and payment option.
Contact your local park district or village for use of their fax
machine to fax your registration.
All signed registration forms received by September 13, 2010 will
be processed by the WSSRA Registrar and approved for program
and transportation information.
All registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first served basis
until we reach our maximum enrollment for each program.
Mail-in or walk-in registrations received AFTER 5:00 PM
September 13, 2010 may result in a late program start and
transportation may not be available.
If a program closes, you will be put on a waiting list and contacted if
openings are available.
Recreation Specialists MAY NOT accept program payment or
registration forms at programs. This must be done by mail or at the
office only.
Anyone registering MUST have a working phone number.
A participant cannot register for the next season until balance
from previous season is paid.
PHONE-IN
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES ONLY
1.
Phone-in registration begins August 16, 2010 and will be accepted
until September 13, 2010 Any mail-in and faxed registrations received
prior to August 16, 2010 will be processed in the order they are
received).
2. Calls will be accepted Monday through Friday from 9:00 until 4:30 PM.
3. The WSSRA Registrar will assist you in completing the registration
form. She will be sure the programs selected are age and ability
appropriate.
4. A confirmation letter will be sent to you. Sign the attached waiver form
and return to WSSRA by September 13, 2010.
5. The registration will be on hold until we receive the signed registration
form. No participation can take place without this signature.
6. Phone-in registration
WILL NOT BE
ACCEPTED
after
September 13, 2010.
7. Faxed, mail-in or walk-in registrations will be accepted after
September 13, 2010
but may result in a late program start and
transportation may not be available.
8. All registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis
until we reach our maximum enrollment for each program.
9. If a program closes, you will be put on a waiting list and contacted if
openings are available.
10. Recreation Specialists MAY NOT accept program payment or
registration forms at programs. This must be done by mail or at the
office only. We can accept credit card payments over the phone
during business hours.
11. Anyone registering MUST have a working phone number.
12. A participant cannot register for the next season until balance
from previous season is paid.
* EMERGENCY
PHONE *
The purpose of this phone number is to allow access to WSSRA for emergencies only during
non-office hours.
1. The phone may be called Monday through Friday, from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, Saturday,
7:00 AM to 11:00 PM when programs are in session only.
2. Leave a message with your phone number at 847.833.9611 and a WSSRA staff will return
your call.
3. The emergency phone should not be a substitute for calling the office for non-emergency
questions, such as pick up times.
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PARTICIPANT’S
NAME:
PARENT OR
GUARDIAN NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY/STATE:
WHO SHOULD WE CONTACT
IF PARENT/GUARDIAN IS UNAVAILABLE?
ZIP:
PARK DISTRICT/
VILLAGE:
PARENT/GUARDIAN WORK PHONE:
PARENT/GUARDIAN CELL PHONE:
NAME:
E-MAIL
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
DOCTOR’S NAME:
DOCTOR’S PHONE:
PRESENT SCHOOL/
WORKSHOP/OTHER:
TEACHER/SUPERVISOR
NAME:
PARTICIPANT’S
DISABILITY:
DOES PARTICIPANT USE
WHEELCHAIR/WALKER? SPECIFY
DISMISSAL TIME:
CAN PARTICIPANT TRANSFER?
YES NO
IS PARTICIPANT
LIST ANY
IS MEDICATION TAKEN
SUBJECT TO SEIZURES?:
YES
NO
MEDICATION:
AT PROGRAM? YES
IF YES, COMPLETE SEIZURE ACTION PLAN, CALL FOR FORM OR GO TO WEB SITE WSSRA.NET:
LIST ANY ALLERGIES:
DOES PARTICIPANT HAVE A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE? YES NO
IF YES, PLEASE EXPLAIN
NO
fall 2010
HOME PHONE:
PARTICIPANT’S
BIRTHDATE:
PHOTO PERMISSION ¡ YES ¡ NO TRANSPORTATION PERMISSION: We the parents of (I) _________________ do hereby grant
permission for transportation of our child (myself) as part of weekly or special event activities.
Registration will be accepted by mail or fax. You may mail your form to WSSRA, 2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park, IL 60131 or send by
facsimile transmission to 847.455.2157. 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 SIGN ON REVERSE
Program #
Program Name
Day
Fee
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Program #
Program Name
Day
Total
FEE PAYMENT OPTION - CHECK ONE
Due
q Total Payment Enclosed
q Total Payment to Follow (if FAXED)
q Request Scholarship
Staff Ratio
HW
q Payment Plan – Arranged with Finance Manager
q Credit Card: Please circle
VISA/Mastercard/Discover ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
Signed registration must be received by September 13, 2010
Fee
SC
TRANS
Trans
FINC
Exp ___ ___ ___ ___
Return registration to:
WSSRA, 2915 Maple Street, Franklin Park, IL 60131 or FAX both sides of form to 847.455.2157
Comments:
West Suburban Special Recreation Association
WAIVER RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
Read Carefully
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing
up and participating in West Suburban Special Recreation
Association programs, you will be waiving and releasing all
claims for injuries arising out of these programs that you or
the named participant might sustain. The terms “I”, “me”
and “my” also refer to parents or guardians as well as
participants in the programs. In registering for these
programs, you are agreeing as follows:
As a participant in these programs, 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 loss which I may sustain
as a result of participating in any manner, in any and all activities
connected with or associated with such activities and involve
substantial risks of injury.
I agree to waive and relinquish any and all claims I may have as a
result of participating in these programs against the West
Suburban Special Recreation Association, any and all participating
governmental units, any and all independent contractors, officers,
agents, servants and employees of the governmental bodies and
independent contractors, and any and all other persons and
entities of whatever nature that might be directly or indirectly liable
for any injuries, that I might sustain while participating in these
programs.
I do hereby fully release and discharge the West Suburban Special
Recreation Association and the other released parties from any
and all claims for injuries, damages or loss, which I may have or
which may accrue to me on account of my participation in these
programs.
I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend, the West
Suburban Special Recreation Association and any and all other
parties from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages
and losses sustained by anyone, and arising out of, connected
with, or in any way associated with my conduct and the activities
of these programs.
I further understand and agree that the terms such as
“participation”, and “activities”, referred to in this Agreement,
include all exercises and physical movements of any nature while
I am participating in these programs and further include the
provision, of or failure to provide proper instructions or supervision,
the use and adjustment of any and all machinery, equipment, and
apparatus, and anything related to my use of the services, facilities,
or premises, involved in these programs, and transportation to
and from events.
I understand the nature of these programs for which I am
registering, and have read and fully understand this Waiver,
Release and Hold Harmless Agreement. I further understand
that any advisement or warnings of the particular risks of these
programs that I subsequently receive will be incorporated by
reference into and become a part of this Agreement.
In case of emergency, I give my permission for the participant to
receive any first aid, transportation or medical attention that may
be required.
You may return this waiver and release of all claims by mail or
fax. You may mail this release to 2915 Maple St., Franklin park, IL
60131 or send by facsimile transmission to 847.455.2157. When
forwarding by fax, it is mutually understood that the facsimile
document shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as
the original form.
Parent/Participant/Guardian
Signature
Date
West Suburban Special Recreation Association
2915 Maple Street
Franklin Park, Illinois 60131
847.455.2100
FAX 847.455.2157
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