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Bedford Park District FALL/HOLIDAY 2017 BEDFORD PARK DISTRICT NEWS GENERAL INFORMATION – AKA “The Fine Print” PROOF OF RESIDENCY The Bedford Park District reserves the right to request proof of residency from any and all participants requesting resident rates for all park programs and facility rentals. REFUND POLICY Refunds will be issued for programs providing the minimum number of participants has been met or when a program is cancelled due to low enrollment. HAPPY FALL! TRIP CANCELLATIONS If you choose not to attend a trip that has prepaid tickets, please contact the Administration Office so a patron on the wait list can attend. Also, please do not sell or give your ticket to another person, as we offer those tickets to patrons The kids are back at school and before you know it, the leaves on the wait list. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. will change colors providing an awe-inspiring feast for everyone. ADOPT-A-PARK It is a beautiful time of year for a walk through the parks and Your neighborhood park is available for adoption! If you are a walker or a jogger, pulling a wagon or pushing a playgrounds to embrace all that Autumn has to offer. stroller, alone or in a group, become involved in the beautification of your park. Every little bit helps, from picking up stray papers and cans to informing the Park Office of vandalism or needed repairs. Help us keep your park beautiful! Call us today at 708-458-2265 to notify us if any of our facilities need attention. After an action-packed summer, the park district comes alive in September with the return of after-school programs and Movie AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT in the Park. The fun continues through the Fall/Holiday season, The Bedford Park District prohibits discrimination in the provision of services, programs or facilities to individuals with disabilities in accordance with the law. culminating with our Grand Finale – the Luminaria Lighting on Christmas Eve. With that said, on behalf of the Board of BEHAVIOR STANDARDS Commissioners and Staff of the Bedford Park District, we proudly The following standards are set to ensure that all participants have an enjoyable time while participating in park present the Fall/Holiday program book for 2017. It is packed programs. “It is unacceptable behavior to use profanity or other inappropriate language; or to be disrespectful or show non-compliant behavior; or cause intentional damage or deface park property; or cause continuous disruptive with great opportunities for fun and recreation to satisfy all behavior; or exhibit any aggressive act (hitting, kicking, biting, etc.) either initiated or in retaliation.” ages. We look forward to seeing you at some of the community favorite events including the Halloween Bash and Turkey Bingo! CLEAN AIR ACT Most importantly, as promised, sleigh rides will return this In compliance with the Clean Air Act of 1990, smoking is prohibited in all Park District buildings. If smoking outside, you must be a minimum of 15’ away from any entrance door. holiday season at our Merry Grinchmas Event that takes place on December 7th in the Community Building. FAMILY DISCOUNTS The Bedford Park District strives to offer affordable programs for all resident and non-resident participants. Therefore, family discounts for more than one child enrolled in any park program is not available. Additionally, we are very excited about several programs new to the park district this year including Fantasy Football, Batfest, INSURANCE Cardmaking, and GIRL POWER 101. Please take some time to The Bedford Park District carries no medical insurance and assumes NO liabilities for personal injuries or for loss of review the programs and register for those that are of interest to personal property while attending recreational activities. A participant’s family policy must cover any medical cost incurred. you and your family. LIGHTNING WARNING Finally, we thank you for your continued support. We encourage Lightning is a severe hazard that must be viewed seriously. Park users should STOP PLAY and SEEK SHELTER immediately your input and ideas for improving the facilities and enhancing when lightning threatens them. All park users must comply with the requests of the Security Staff regarding vacating park property when lightning is present. the programs offered by the Bedford Park District. STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION The Bedford Park District prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities based on race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital or family status. WE CARE ABOUT YOUR SAFETY As a Park District Risk Management Association (PDRMA) accredited agency, the Bedford Park District strives to ensure that playground equipment, park grounds, and facilities remain in excellent condition. Please help us in this effort! Follow posted safety rules, and note age designations for appropriate use of playground equipment. Please call 708 - 458 - 2265 to report any concerns. AT A GLANCE FALL/HOLIDAY 2017 AUGUST 27 – Fantasy Football Draft 28 – Playschool Open House 30 – Introduction to Essential Oils SEPTEMBER 5 – National Cheese Pizza Day 8 – Movie in the Park Featuring Moana 10 – GIRL POWER 101 Orientation Meeting 15 – MMA Cage Fights at the Swanson Center 16 – Brady Cross Country Invitational & ACHS Homecoming Parade 18 – Inner Artist 22 – Popcorn Matinee 23 – GIRL POWER 101 Rummage Sale 25 – Cardmaking Monday OCTOBER 1 – “Batfest” 6 – Konow’s Corn Maze 9 – Dodgeball Tournament 14 – Fright Fest Six Flags 16 – Cardmaking Monday 19 – Inner Artist 20 – Popcorn Matinee 26 – Pumpkin Carving 28 – Make a Difference Day to benefit Animal Welfare League 30 – National Candy Corn Day 31 – Halloween Party NOVEMBER 2 – National Men Cook Dinner Day 5 – Argo-Summit Bedford Park Women’s Club Fashion Show 7 – Inner Artist 13 – Cardmaking Monday 14 – Thanksgiving Bingo 16 – Playschool Families Thanksgiving Feast 17 – Ladies Night Out Bunco Party 17 – Popcorn Matinee 24 – Youth Thanksgiving Leftovers DECEMBER 1 – MMA Cage Fights at the Swanson Center 4 – Strings of the Valley 4 – Cardmaking Monday 7 – Merry Grinchmas Family Christmas Party & Sleigh Ride 8 – Popcorn Matinee 11 – Inner Artist 15 – National Lemon Cupcake Day 15 – Playschool Christmas Show – Twas the Night Before Christmas 21 – Ladies Night Out Cookie Exchange 24 – Luminaria Lighting 27 – Illumination Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum BEDFORD PARK DISTRICT Fall/Holiday Phone 708-458-2265 • Fax 708-458-2279 1 BEDFORD PARK DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Jack Edwards, President Mike Sawka, Vice President Emily Croucher, Treasurer Nathan Holdman, Commissioner Mike Porfirio, Commissioner PARK BOARD MEETINGS – PUBLIC INVITED The Board of Commissioners meet on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:30PM in the Executive Board Room. Any member of the public interested in addressing the Board must contact the Board Secretary no later than noon on the Friday prior to the board meeting with the topic they wish to discuss to be included on the agenda. If time permits, discussion from the public will be allowed, with a three minute per person allotted time. Unused time cannot be rendered to other guests. Please be advised that personnel, pending litigation, and the sale or acquisition of property are discussed in Executive Session with the Board Members and Executive Director only. Public requests to join Executive Session will not be granted. ** Anonymous letters written by groups without an individual name attached and/or legitimate return address will not be included in correspondence. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Executive Director Kathleen Taloff MS, CPRP Director of Safety & Operations Kathryn McMullin Director of Special Events Patti Wilson Superintendent of Parks Rich Spuck Project Manager John Rosier Facility Manager Scotty Taloff Business Manager & FOIA Officer Stephanie Rosier Program Director Gigi Tiffin Athletic Director Phil Calderon Administrative Assistant Cindy Rago MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Fred Karlovsky, Brian McClure, Viola Suski, Jonathan Thurston ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS Monday through Friday 8:00AM until 4:30PM FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT OFFICE HOURS Per the Illinois Freedom of Information Act 5 ILCS 140/3 (h) (i); Each public body may promulgate rules and regulation in conformity with the provisions of this Section pertaining to the availability of records and procedures to be followed, including the times and placed where such records will be made available. Mondays: 9:00AM until 3:00PM Tuesdays & Thursdays: 1:00PM until 3:00PM Wednesdays & Fridays: 9:00AM until Noon 2 Phone 708-458-2265 • Fax 708-458-2279 Fall/Holiday BEDFORD PARK DISTRICT CRAZY NATIONAL HOLIDAYS Each season the recreation staff picks a few crazy holidays to celebrate. The Fall ’17 holidays selected are: September 5 – National Cheese Pizza Day Our Fall programs are in full swing beginning today! All participants in our after-school programs will be treated to a Cheese Pizza Party. October 30 – National Candy Corn Day Stop by the Community Building and take a guess at how many candy corns are in the jar. The closest without going over wins a $25 Target Gift Card. November 2 – National Men Make Dinner Day! Men, it’s time to don your aprons and get in the kitchen! Capture a picture of you in your apron, holding the meal you prepared. Our panel of judges will determine a winner based on the apron selected, meal selection, presentation, and a few other interesting criteria. Winner will receive a $25 Jewel Gift Card which they can use to purchase food to cook again. Text pictures to Patti at 630-215- 7269 by November 6th at 4:00PM. Winner to be announced at Thanksgiving Bingo. December 15 – National Lemon Cupcake Day It’s a great day to celebrate one of our favorite flavors: LEMON! The first 36 guests to stop by the Swanson Center will be treated to a lemon cupcake. BEDFORD PARK DISTRICT Fall/Holiday Phone 708-458-2265 • Fax 708-458-2279 3 FAMILY PROGRAMS MOVIE IN THE PARK Back by popular demand! Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and make yourself comfortable while you watch MOANA.
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