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Spring 2011 Recreation Brochure SPRING 2011 SCHILLER PARK RECREATION DEPARTMENT General Information Table of Contents Activity Center ................................. 11 Adult Programs ................................ 14 Day Camp ..................................... 7, 8 Easter ............................... Back Cover Fitness Information ....................... 5,15 General Information....................... 2, 3 General Interest ................................. 4 Leagues, Adult ................................ 16 Library ............................................ 18 Administrative Staff NEDSRA ......................................... 12 John C. Bealer, CPRP Anna Montana Water Park/Memorial Director of Parks & Recreation Pool................................................... 9 [email protected] Registration Form & Waiver ................ 6 Dave Lemar, CPSI Renee Klug Schiller Bark Preschool .................... 10 Superintendent of Parks Asst. Preschool Instructor Seniors/Information .......................... 17 [email protected] Judy Biondo Renee is a graduate of East Trips ................................................ 19 Recreation/Athletic Supervisor Leyden High School and Youth/Teens ................................ 13-14 [email protected] currently works part-time at Renee Wutke Schiller Park Recreation Departmental Secretary Department Preschool. Renee Thank you . [email protected] loves working with the children, Bernadette Panzica one of which is her 5 year old son The Schiller Park Recreation Department expresses a very special Head Preschool/Day Camp Instructor Rusty. Aside from working at the [email protected] thank you to School District No. 81 Schiller Park Recreation for the use of their facilities. Because Mark Dreher Department Preschool, Renee Anna Montana Water Park/Memorial of their cooperation, we are able to has worked for the DuPage offer quality recreation programs. Pool Manager County Forest Preserve for the past 19 years. She also spends a lot of time chauffeuring her older son Dominick, who is a freshman The Village of Schiller Park Recreation Department at East Leyden High School, to 9526 W. Irving Park Road Office Hours his multiple sporting events. Schiller Park, Illinois 60176 The Recreation Department Administrative Renee is married to Russ Jr. who 847-678-2550 Offices are located at the Edward E. grew up in Schiller Park and Bluthardt Recreation Center, 9638 West currently works for the Village of President: Irving Park Road, Schiller Park, 60176. Franklin Park. Anna Montana Monday/Friday Clerk: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Claudia L. Irsuto Administrative Office Trustees: Need More Information? Lawrence Fritz 847-671-8580 Try out our new email address. Anthony Clementi Richard Desecki Registration Hours Just email your questions to: 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Angelo Passialis [email protected] Catherine Gorzynski Rodney Tole Recreation Board Members Pat Inendino President Facilities & Philip Fanselow Commissioner Robert Gorzynski Commissioner Parks Parking Baseball Softball Playground Rec. Center Swimming Pool Fountain Richard Peterson Commissioner ADDRESS PHONE Basketball Racquetball Cathy Russ Commissioner Activity Center 9630 Irving Park 671-8580 Bluthardt Recreation Center 9638 Irving Park 671-8580 • • • • • Anna Montana Water Park/Memorial Pool 4001 Scott St. 671-8585 • • • Recreation Board Dog Park Ruby • Meetings Fairview Park 5200 Michigan • Board meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday Kennedy Park 4001 Scott St. •••• • • of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Stalica Park 9200 Irving Park •••• • • Recreation Center, 9638 West Irving Park Wm. M. Dooley Memorial Park 4536 Scott St. • • Road. Recreation Board meetings are North Village Park 4800 Forster • • open to the Public. 2 General Information Individuals With Disabilities Schiller Park Recreation Dept. services, programs and activities are subject to all applicable laws regarding non-discrimination, including the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). If you or a family member or friend has a disability and are interested in participating in Photo Policy or attending any of the programs or activities, the Recreation Dept. The Schiller Park Recreation Department periodically will make reasonable accommodations to hire qualified personnel takes photographs or video during a class, event or at and make reasonable accommodations to facilitate that opportunity. facilities or parks. Please be aware that these photos/ To assist us in making appropriate accommodations, we urge you to video are for use by the Village and may be used in contact us in advance of program participation and discuss the necessary Village publications. Please call the Recreation accommodation. Your ideas are welcome. Department for additional information. Dial-A-Ride Bus transportation from your door to anywhere in Leyden Township or to a bus stop for transfer to a Pace bus. To schedule a ride, call Valley Transit, Inc. at 888-699-6999 the day before you need service. CPR Learn the lifesaving techniques of Cardio Pulmonary Brochure Changes/Error Disclaimer Resuscitation (CPR). This class could help you save a Due to the large amount of information offered in Schiller loved one’s life. Park Recreation Department brochures, errors and Age: 14 - Adult changes may occur. We apologize for any errors and will Dates: Call for schedule make every effort to advise participants of any program Location: Community Center at 4501 N. 25th Ave. changes and corrections as quickly and efficiently as Fee: FREE possible. Thank you for your patience and Call Rick Nosek 847-678-2550 to register. understanding. Instructor: American Heart Assn. Certified Instructors Program Cancellations The Schiller Park Recreation Department reserves the Take Time For Fun is the statewide public aware- right to cancel any program, activity or event which does ness program set in motion by the Illinois Park not meet minimum enrollment goals. Participants are and Recreation Association, Illinois Association strongly urged to register for programs, activities and of Park Districts and many park and recreation events as soon as possible to avoid the disappointment agencies throughout the State of Illinois. The of a cancelled program. Should a program be cancelled Schiller Park Recreation Department has become Schiller Park by the Schiller Park Recreation Department, a full refund an active participant in this worthwhile program. Recreation Department will be issued. So, c’mon, join a park program today and . Take Time For Fun! Registration • Residents mail in and walk in registration begins today. • Mail received will be randomly processed each morning. • Beginning and ending dates vary depending on classes. • Certain classes with back to back sessions may have started, however, patrons can still register for these classes. Registration Policies 1. All programs have a minimum and maximum enrollment 5. Persons enrolling after the start of a program will be required and will be filled on a first come, first serve basis. Waiting to pay the total program fee. lists will be formed when programs are filled and every attempt 6. Only persons residing within the boundaries of the Village of will be made to accommodate persons on these lists. Schiller Park are considered residents. Proof of residency is 2. The Recreation Department may alter the schedule, cancel required. or add programs when enrollment warrants. 7. Senior Citizens (ages 60+) will be allowed to register for certain 3. The Recreation Department assumes no liability for personal programs at a reduced rate. injuries or for loss of personal property while attending 8. A $10.00 service fee will be charged for checks returned “Non- Recreation Department activities. It is recommended that Sufficient Funds”. participants review their personal policies for coverage during 9. Confirmation of a registration will be mailed only to those leisure activities. who include a self addressed, stamped envelope with their 4. Refunds will not be made once a program has begun, unless registration forms. the program is cancelled or a physician’s excuse is presented. A $5.00 service fee will be charged on all refunds except Credit Cards . where a program is cancelled. For your convenience, we now accept credit cards. 3 General Interest Facility Rental at Recreation Center Open Gym The gymnasium is available for rental at the Recreation Center, Play pick up basketball during scheduled Open Gym hours at the 9638 West Irving Park Road, during non-program hours. Recreation Center. Basketballs are available for checkout. Applications for the use of facilities will be taken at the Recreation Youth and Adults share gymnasium on Saturdays. Center. Fee: Membership card or $2.00 Residents Accident Coverage $4.00 Non-Resident The Schiller Park Recreation Department does not cover participants in recreation programs with accident insurance. Participants are encouraged to carry their own insurance policies SCHILLER PARK RECREATION CENTER during participation in our programs. SPRING OPEN GYM BASKETBALL HOURS Outdoor Picnic Pack Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. The Recreation Department can provide you with quality Grades 1-8 3-5PM 3-5PM 3-5PM 3-5PM 3-5PM equipment for any outdoor occasion. Rent a party kit at a HS 5-6PM 5-6PM 5-6PM 5-7PM 7-10PM 7-10PM reasonable cost. Call 671-8580 to make your reservation. First Adult 6-8PM 7-9PM 5-7PM 1-3PM come, first serve basis. Kit includes: softball bats, balls, bases, HS/Adult 12-12:50PM
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