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SENIOR PROGRAM GUIDE

NAPERVILLEPARKS.ORG

S P R I N G R E G I S T R A T I O N B E G I N S M A R C H 5S U M M E R P R O G R A M G U I D E – D E L I V E R Y B E G I N S A P R I L 2 5

GENERAL INFORMATION

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MissionWe provide recreation and park experiences that promote healthy lives, healthy minds and

a healthy community.

VisionTo be a national leader in parks and recreation providing and promoting high quality experiences and facilities at a great value to

our community.

Unless specified, all programs are held on the upper level of the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center (ARRCC), 305 W. Jackson Ave. Day trips depart from the Warming House parking lot on the Riverwalk. To access the ARRCC, enter on the upper level from Mill or Eagle Streets. Building hours are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday as scheduled. Registration hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The Game Room, which contains a ping pong table, billiard table, a television, four computers, paperback/hard cover book exchange, large table for drop-in board game play, bean bag toss game and coffee service, is available to those ages 50 and over. The hours for the game room are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

A 20% discount is offered for individuals age 60 and over for most programs not listed in the Active Adults & Seniors section of every Program Guide (excluding trips or externally ticketed events).Because this discount is not available online, it must be requested in person or noted on your registration form. Please call 630-848-5000 to make sure your birthdate is listed in our computer system to take advantage of the 20% discount. Important Phone NumbersARRCC Main Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .630-848-3615Volunteer Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .630-848-3613Ecumenical Adult Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .630-357-8166Ride DuPage/Pace Reservations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800-713-7445Ride DuPage/Pace Complaints & Comments . . . . . .847-364-7223

CALL 630-848-3615 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR VISIT US AT NAPERVILLEPARKS.ORG

SENIOR RESOURCES ARE ONLY A PHONE CALL OR MOUSE CLICK AWAY!As people age, it can be tricky to navigate the wide variety of questions and concerns that go hand-in-hand with the aging process. Senior citizens and their loved ones have many resources available to assist them with day-to-day life all the way from the national level to right here at home. Naperville is a community that warmly embraces seniors and “baby boomers” and wants to help con-nect them to information about these available services.

The City of Naperville and Naperville Park District have joined together to provide seniors with a convenient way to access this information. The City of Naperville recently launched a comprehensive webpage at www.naperville.il.us/seniorservices.aspx that provides relevant phone numbers, webpages and descriptions of services offered to seniors by category. Where appropriate, the pages guide a visitor to the appropriate provider of the service, be it the City, township, county or state. Categories include:

• care options• education• elder rights• emergency preparedness• employment

• financial assistance and taxes

• food assistance• general information• health benefits

• household maintenance assistance

• housing• legal assistance• life safety

• recreation• transportation• utility assistance• veterans assistance• volunteerism

Along with the webpage, the Naperville Park District will have volunteers and staff available to help seniors navigate the website or provide resource contact information. For assistance, or if you have any suggestions or feedback regarding additional services to be listed on the webpage, please call (630) 848-3613 or stop by the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center at 305 W. Jackson Ave.

TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral Information ...................................2-5Senior Programs ........................................6-8Day Trips .................................................. 9-13More Programs for Seniors ..................... 14-20Calendars .............................................. 21-22Registration Form ........................................23

DAY TRIPS

http://www.naperville.il.us/seniorservices.aspx

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Book ClubYou’re invited to a lively discussion of books. Participants choose a list of books and discuss one each month. Come prepared with your suggestions. If you like to read and share your thoughts on chosen books, this group is for you.

LOCATION DATE DAY TIME

ARRCC-Room 201 April 19, May 17 Thu 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Book ExchangeAre you looking for a good book to read? Have you read a good book lately? We are always happy to receive your donations of books at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center. Books are located in the Game Room.

Bunco ClubBunco is an old parlor dice game. Please join us on the first Wednesday of the month from 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Canasta ClubOur Canasta Club plays from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. every Monday.

Dominoes ClubThe Dominoes Club meets the second and fourth Friday of every month from 9:00-11:30 a.m. They play Mexican Train Dominoes.

Drop-in Painting GroupThe drop-in group is for those who do not need instruction. Join us on Tuesday mornings from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. to draw, paint and socialize.

Drop-in WoodcarvingIf you like to work with your hands and you like working with wood, you will enjoy this group. Bring your own materials and tools. Volunteer leader is Shelly Weiser, 773-405-2229. The fun is in the creation. This program meets every Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 pm.

Duplicate BridgeDuplicate Bridge meets on Tuesdays from 8:30 a.m.- noon at the Fort Hill Activity Center. For more information, contact Larry Lucas at 630-420-7513.

Mah Jong ClubMahjong, a Chinese game with tiles, is played on Fridays from 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Please bring your Mahjong set, if you have one, and join this exciting club! Free beginner lessons are avail-able most Thursdays from 12:00-2:30 pm by appointment only. To make an appointment, send an email request to [email protected]. Phone appointments will not be accepted.

PinochleIf you enjoy playing Pinochle and would like to meet some new people, you can become a part of the group. They meet on Tuesdays from 12:30-3:00 p.m.

Pool (Billiards)Pool is available Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Reservations are not required; just bring a friend.

Social BridgeSocial Bridge is held every Thursday from 12:00 pm-3:00 p.m. Come and join this exciting club.

Table TennisCalling all table tennis fans! A table is available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. in the game room. Find a partner and join us for some fun and exercise.

Walking ClubEach Monday at 9:00 a.m., the walking group will gather at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center upstairs lobby to take a refreshing walk in our surrounding parks and neighborhoods or along the Riverwalk. When the sidewalks and paths are icy, the group meets at an indoor location such as a mall. The group leaders will make that determination and contact members when the group will begin to walk indoors. If you are new, please con-tact them first to confirm the departure location. Ron and Sandra Lehner will escort the group. For more information, contact them at 630-904-0288.

The following activities take place at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, at 305 W. Jackson Avenue unless otherwise noted. For information, call 630-848-3613 if contact phone number is not listed.

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GENERAL INFORMATION


Ecumenical Adult Care of NapervilleEcumenical Adult Care, located in the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, offers a full day of activities for older adults in need of companionship or who are at risk when left home alone.

A professional eldercare staff, including nurses, activity coordi-nators and assistants, provides purposeful daytime activities and outings for participants.

After completing an evaluation, older adults may attend this pro-gram on a scheduled basis. A fee is charged. A physical examina-tion is required prior to attendance. Hours are 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Volunteers are always welcome! For more information, contact Laura Milligan at 630-357-8166.

Free Legal AidPrairie State Legal Service Inc. provides free representation in civil legal matters for anyone who is “60 and better.” You may request assistance in the following areas:

1. Housing, eviction, tenant problems, subsidized, low-income housing, unsafe or unsanitary conditions, FHA or VA foreclo-sures and nursing home rights.

2. Public benefits/income maintenance: unemployment com-pensation, social security, social security insurance, public aid, Aid for Dependent Children, Aid for the Aged, Blind and Disabled, food stamps and general assistance.

3. Health care: Medicare, Medicaid, Hill-Burton and hospital collection defense.

4. Domestic abuse and related family-law issues.5. Consumer law/miscellaneous, repossession, exemption rights

and utility shut-offs.

Services for wills and real estate problems are NOT provided by Prairie State through this program. Call 630-690-2130 for your appointment.

SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program)Free “One On One” Counseling for Seniors. Counselors can pro-vide a broad range of information on health insurance coverage for seniors including:

• Medicare A & B (hospital/doctor)• Medicare C (Medicare Advantage Plans/HMO – PPO – PFFS)• Medicare D (Prescription Drug Plans)• Medicare Supplemental Policies (Medigap)• Long Term Care Insurance• Medicaid Programs

Counselors are trained and sponsored by State of Illinois Department on Aging. Call the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center at 630-848-3613 to arrange an appointment with a SHIP counselor. (lmo)

Appointments are available between 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

RTA Reduced-Fare CardNaperville Township seniors can obtain a Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Card by contacting Jenny Dawley, 630-355-2786 ext. 4403, at the Naperville Township offices. She is in the office Monday through Friday each week. The Township office is located at 139 Water Street, Naperville. The RTA Card also is available, for Lisle Township residents, at the Lisle Township Office, 4721 Indiana, Lisle 630-968-2087.

The RTA Card provides a discount to persons 65 years of age and older on the CTA buses and rapid transit, PACE buses and Metra trains in the six county area served by the RTA.

Rules of the RoadThe Secretary of State, in cooperation with the Naperville Park District, offers Rules of the Road classes for anyone who is 50 and over.

These free classes are designed to help you pass your Illinois driv-er’s license renewal examination. The classes update you on the current rules of the road and prepare you for the general written and road sign examinations. To register call 630-848-3613. (lmo)

LOCATION DATE DAY TIME

ARRCC-Room 206 July 26 Thu 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

AARP Smart Driver CourseCo-sponsored by the AARP and Naperville Park District, this pro-gram (formerly known as the AARP Driver Safety Program) is a comprehensive driver-retraining course geared to the specific needs of older motorists.You will learn the effects of aging and medications on driving, basic driving rules, license renewal procedures, local traffic hazards and more.Designed to improve your driving abilities through additional train-ing, attention and practice, this two-day course helps you drive more safely and keep your driver’s license longer.Most insurance companies offer a discount for people who attend this class. Discounts may vary, so check your auto insurance policy.The fee is $20 ($15 if member of AARP with card). Make checks payable to AARP. Please register in advance at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 W. Jackson Avenue, or by calling 630-848-3613. (lmo)LOCATION DATES DAYS TIME

ARRCC-Room 206 May 9 and 10 Wed & Thu 12:30-4:30 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATION


COD ClassesThe Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center is a satellite for College of DuPage classes that emphasize learning as an enjoy-able experience. You may receive grades for each course or opt for pass/fail grading.

Anyone age 55 and over may participate for a minimum fee per credit hour. People under age 55 may register for the same class-es at the regular college fee. People interested in the COD classes must register at least two weeks before a class begins. If a class has not reached its minimum enrollment by this time, it will be canceled. (lmo)

How to Register for COD ClassesTo register for any of the COD classes please call the College of DuPage at 630-942-2208.

WatercolorWatercolor is an art form that is fun and easy to do. Begin by painting simple still-life shapes and progress to more complex shapes. Experiment with wet-on-wet and wet paper/dry brush techniques. This class may be taken more than once. A supply list will be mailed before the first class.

CODE DATE DAY TIME FEE/AGE

Instructor: Pam Keller • ARRCC Craft Room 205 • 320 W. Jackson Ave.

art-0002-007 Apr 10-May 29 Tu 12:30-2:30 p.m. $185/age 55+ $129/under age 55

CATCH A MOVIE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!There is no charge and reservations are not needed.

Apr. 2, 3 & 4 .................. Spider-Man: Homecoming – PG-13Apr. 9, 10 & 11 ................Dunkirk – PG-13Apr. 16, 17 & 18 ..............Home Again – PG-13Apr. 23, 24 & 25 ............The Hitman’s Bodyguard – RApr. 30, May 1 & 2 .........All Saints – PGMay 7, 8 & 9 .................. Battle of the Sexes – PG-13May 14, 15 & 16 ............. The Kingsman: The Golden Circle – RMay 21, 22 & 23 ............The Commuter – PG-13May 28 ..........................CLOSED – Memorial DayMay 29 & 30 .................Only the Brave – PG-13

Mon.: Noon Tue.: 1:00 p.m. Wed.: 11:00 a.m.Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 W. Jackson Ave.

SENIOR PROGRAMS


Ageless Grace®: Timeless Fit for the Body and Mind • Ages: 50+Welcome to Ageless Grace®: Timeless Fit for the Body and Mind, a unique program that works for all ages and all fitness levels and abilities. This fun movement and exercise program provides tools for lifelong comfort and ease. Learn the 21 Tools that focus on different anti-aging techniques like Shake It Up Baby, Dance Party, Spaghetti Spine and more, all to lively and familiar music. Just imagine all of this plus tons of laughter while seated in a chair. Stretch, bend and strengthen your core muscles while adding the twist of cognitive learning to build those brain cells. This new program works by providing increased stability while seated in a chair! It’s time to add fun to exercise and experience the newest way to move both mind and body. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N

ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24499 Apr 5-May 24 Th 9:30-10:30 am $42/$50

Bingo • Ages: 50+Bring your friends and let the fun and games begin! Event includes lunch, 12 games of regular Bingo, friendship and, if you’re lucky, prizes! Take advantage of early bird pricing! Early bird pricing is good until the Monday before each Bingo. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.Apr 523941 Early Bird Price until Apr. 2 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $4/$523945 Regular Price Begins Apr. 3 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $9/$11

Apr 1923940 Early Bird Price until Apr. 16 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $4/$523944 Regular Price Begins Apr. 17 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $9/$11

May 323942 Early Bird Price until Apr. 30 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $4/$523947 Regular Price Begins May 1 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $9/$11

May 1723943 Early Bird Price until May 14 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $4/$523946 Regular Price Begins May 15 Th 1:00-2:30 pm $9/$11

Bridge 1 • Ages: 40+Learn the fundamentals of Bridge including point count, opening bids, responses and rebids. Also learn about overcalls, leads and basic play of a Bridge hand. Little or no experience required. (lmo)


ARRCC Classroom 202 • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24497 Apr 9-May 21 M 7:00-9:00 pm $48/$58

Bridge Practice • Ages: 40+Here’s your chance to play Bridge under the watchful eye of an instruc-tor. If you have taken Bridge 1 or Bridge 2 and want to continue to build your skills, this program is perfect for you! No class Apr. 17. (lmo)


ARRCC Classroom 202 • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24498 Apr 10-May 29 Tu 7:00-9:00 pm $48/$58

Classic Movie • Ages: 50+Enjoy classic movies from the ‘30s, ‘40s, ‘50s and ‘60s in the com-fortably decorated lounge. Reminisce about movies that made you laugh, cry and want to escape your everyday life. Enjoy snacks and beverages with each movie. The run time for each movie varies, but each shouldn’t last more than two hours and fifteen minutes. Classic movies differ from the weekly senior movies; registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Lounge • 305 W. Jackson Ave.‘60s-A Man for All Seasons (Registration in Progress)22031 Mar 21 W 1:05-2:50 pm Free

‘40s-The Man Who Came to Dinner23936 Apr 18 W 12:50-2:45 pm Free

‘50s-Rear Window23937 May 23 W 12:55-2:50 pm Free

Eye Health • Ages: 50+They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. Having excellent vision and clear eyes, free of pain or other symptoms, are crucial to your health and well-being. The good news is that it is easy to learn more about eye problems, symptoms, and the treatments that will keep you in tip-top shape. About 21 million Americans have some type of vision problem. While many of these problems are relatively benign, some eye conditions like glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration can trigger vision loss and even blindness. Learn the many ways to keep your eyes healthy. Presentation and refreshments provided by Dr. Connie Copeland. Although this program is free, registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Craft Room 205 • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24530 Apr 12 Th 12:45-2:00 pm Free

Triad is a partnership of Law Enforcement, Senior Citizens, and Community Groups. The mis-sion of our local Triad is to enrich

the lives and safety of all senior citizens in Lisle and Naperville Townships. Events for senior citizens presented by the Triad are posted on www.naperville-lisle-triad.org

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SENIOR PROGRAMS


Inflammation: The Enemy Within • Ages: 50+Inflammation is the hidden culprit behind dozens of health prob-lems. It is a quick, natural response designed to help the body heal. But when inflammation simmers at chronic levels, it has been linked to a wide range of illnesses including dementia, heart disease, cancer, diabetes and depression. Find out how to reduce and/or eliminate the chronic inflammation in your body. Refreshments and presentation provided by Monarch Landing. Although this program is free, registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24531 May 10 Th 1:00-2:15 pm Free

New Horizons Band DuPage • Ages: 50+New Horizons Band DuPage provides an entry point to music mak-ing for active adults and seniors including those with no musical experience at all. Learn how to read music and play a musical instru-ment. Every person has musical potential that can be developed to a level that will be personally rewarding. Each participant must pur-chase, rent or borrow the band instrument that he or she chooses to play. New Horizons Band DuPage has some instruments that can be rented or can suggest locations where instruments can be rent-ed or purchased. Payment of $10 for a music instruction book will be collected at the first class. Please make checks payable to New Horizons Band. It’s never too late to toot your own horn! (lmo)


Naperville Community Concert Center • Central Park, 104 E. Benton Ave.Advanced Beginner24528 Apr 2-May 7 M 3:30-4:15 pm $50/$60Beginning/Intermediate Combo24529 May 14-Jun 18 M 4:30-5:15 pm $50/$60

Community United Methodist Church Room 102 • 20 N. Center St.Intermediate24527 Apr 5-May 10 Th 5:30-6:15 pm $50/$60

Perspectives on Senior Wellness and Care • Ages: 40+This panel discussion offers a closer look at choices, options and changes in healthcare for seniors, with an emphasis on maintain-ing wellness as we age. Panel members include a licensed dieti-tian, physical therapist, DuPage County representative for senior services and a registered nurse. Topics include health changes affecting diet, importance of maintaining strength through exercise, home delivered meals, financial assistance programs, changes in hospital care and therapy services. Presentation and refreshments provided by Tabor Hills Senior Community. Although this program is free, registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24533 May 31 Th 12:45-2:00 pm Free

Fall Prevention (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 50+The need for helping seniors stay safe from falls is high, verifiable and increasing. Each year one in every three adults ages 65 and older, falls. Many people who fall, even if they are not injured, develop a fear of falling. This fear may cause them to limit their activities which leads to reduced mobility and loss of physical fitness and, in turn, increases the actual risk of falling. Learn the importance of fall prevention. Presentation and refreshments provided by Fyzical Therapy. Although this is a free presentation, registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.23058 Apr 23 M 1:00-2:00 pm Free

Hearing Screening • Ages: 50+Hearing screenings are available the first Friday of every month by appointment only. A Hearing Instrument Specialist from Connect Hearing looks in your ears to check for wax, provides education about hearing loss and performs a baseline screening. There is no cost for the screening but you must be registered. (lmo)


ARRCC Craft Room 205 • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24501 Apr 6 F 9:30-9:45 am Free24502 Apr 6 F 9:50-10:05 am Free24503 Apr 6 F 10:10-10:25 am Free24504 Apr 6 F 10:30-10:45 am Free24505 Apr 6 F 10:50-11:05 am Free24509 May 4 F 9:30-9:45 am Free24510 May 4 F 9:50-10:05 am Free24511 May 4 F 10:10-10:25 am Free24512 May 4 F 10:30-10:45 am Free24513 May 4 F 10:50-11:05 am Free

Hip and Knee Replacement Fundamentals (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 50+Learn from a surgeon about hip and knee osteoarthritis, non-surgical interventions to overcome osteoarthritis, surgical interventions and the specific technologies and techniques used for each approach. Presentation and refreshments provided by ATI Home Health. Although this is a free presentation, registration is required. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.23057 Mar 22 Th 12:45-2:00 pm Free

SPRING 2018 REGISTRATION DATESMON., MAR. 5 Resident online, phone-in- walk-in and form input registration begins at 8:30 a.m.

THU., MAR. 8 Nonresident online, phone-in, walk-in and form input registration begins at 8:30 a.m.








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Tai Chi for Health: Senior Level 2 • Ages: 50+Further develop the ability and understanding of the breath/energy exercises begun in Level 1. In addition, learn the first half of the tra-ditional sequence of flowing movements also known as the Form. Also begin exploration of the alternating arm circles with a partner. Completion of Level 1 and instructor approval is a prerequisite before participating in Level 2. (lmo)CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N

ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24521 Apr 4-May 16 W 10:20-11:20 am $55/$66

Tai Chi for Health: Senior Level 3 • Ages: 50+Continue to higher levels of ability and understanding of the breath/energy and neuroplasticity exercises that began in Level 1 and 2 by further exploring the alternating arm circles that lead to the second half of the traditional sequence of flowing movements known as the Form. With a partner, further study and test the alternating arm circles as they apply in the Form. These movements deepen health benefits and are a lot of fun! Completion of both Level 1 and Level 2 and instructor approval are prerequisites before participating in Level 3. (lmo)CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N


WellFit Better Balance and Core • Ages: 50+WellFit Better Balance and Core is designed to increase overall body strength, range of motion, agility, core strength and balance, primarily from a standing position with the option to use a chair for support when needed. Activities include standing low-impact choreography with upper and lower body work through the use of hand held weights, therabands, therapeutic balls and other fitness equipment. Please bring a water bottle for hydrating during class. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24516 Apr 2-May 21 M 10:05-10:45 am $33/$40

WellFit Seated Strength Training • Ages: 50+WellFit Seated Strength Training exercises assist with muscle strength, flexibility, balance and posture. Activities include seated and/or standing aerobic positions, light weights, bands, therapeu-tic balls, core strengthening and balance training. Please bring a water bottle for hydrating during class. (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24517 Apr 2-May 21 M 9:15-9:55 am $33/$40

Senior Kung Fu • Ages: 50+Senior Kung Fu is designed for the active older adult looking for a fun way to improve balance, coordination and flexibility while learning traditional exercises and Chinese martial art routines and techniques in a relaxed atmosphere. Although self-defense may be discussed, the program is for personal enjoyment and is not intended to be competitive or aggressive. Take a break from your busy life and make Kung Fu your new hobby! (lmo)


ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24525 Apr 3-May 22 Tu 9:30-10:30 am $83/$100

Social Security Planning for Boomers • Ages: 40+After years of being told that Social Security is “going broke,” baby boomers are realizing that it will soon be their turn to collect. The decisions made now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits received over a lifetime. This informative seminar covers the basics of Social Security and reveals strategies for maximiz-ing benefits. Learn how to minimize taxes on Social Security benefits and how to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income. Presentation and refreshments provided by Pulse Financial Services. Although this is a free presentation, regis-tration is required. (lmo)CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N

ARRCC Craft Room 205 • 305 W. Jackson Ave.24534 May 16 W 12:45-2:15 pm Free

Tai Chi for Health: Senior Level 1 • Ages: 50+Tai Chi is a traditional Chinese health art. The focus of all Senior level classes is on improving balance and maintaining mobility and agility. This is done through mind-body awareness exercises of the Neigongs and Chi Gongs, the balance building footwork drills and the graceful, slow and round movements of the Circles and the Form. The gentle movements of Tai Chi make it a perfect exercise for those recovering from or working with a physical issue and offers lifelong enjoyment. The benefits of Tai Chi are found at all levels; students may remain at Level 1 indefinitely. Level 1 concentration is on foundation breath/ener-gy exercises such as Neigongs and Chi Gongs that work on achieving balance and stress reduction. All new students begin with Level 1. (lmo)CODE DATE DAY TIME R/N


GARDEN PLOTSWe recommend that you register in person. Please note that the new registration location, where you can see the available plots, will be at the front desk on the second floor at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center - 305 W. Jackson Ave. Registrations will no longer be accepted at the administra-tion building. Mailed in forms or phone requests will be assigned by staff.

MON., MAR. 19 Resident walk-in begins at 8:30 a.m. Walk-in is available only at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center. Form input begins at 12 p.m.

THU., MAR. 22Nonresident walk-in and second plot registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Walk-in is available only at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center. Form input begins at 12 p.m.








DAY TRIPS


In the interest of providing our trip participants with an improved level of service, the Naperville Park District has decided to contract out all transportation needs for day trip programs. We hope that contracting our transportation will add to the overall experience of our trips pro-gram and we look forward to your participation. Please arrive 15 min-utes prior to departure for each day trip.

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Cancellation PolicyRequests for Day Trip transfers or refunds, including refunds for medical reasons, will

not be approved unless your spot on the trip can be filled with another participant from

the waitlist.

Registration Is In Progress For The Following Day TripsPlease use a separate registration form for these trips.Chicago Flower and Garden Show ..............................Mar. 5Gold Pyramid House ....................................................Mar. 20Chicago’s Ukrainian Village and Wicker Park ..............Apr. 4Jay Leno .......................................................................Apr. 13Medieval Times Tournament and Dinner .....................Apr. 21

Physical Activity LevelsEach Day Trip is coded with a special icon to indicate the level of physical ability that is required from participants. Use this key as your guide to determine if a particular day trip is just right for you!

LIGHT ACTIVITY HEAVY ACTIVITYMODERATE ACTIVITY

Riverwalk Warming HouseAll trips leave and from and return to the Warming House unless otherwise specified.

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Cabaret (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 21+ • Paramount Theatre, AuroraLeave your troubles outside - in here, life is beautiful. The scene is the Kit Kat Club in 1930s Berlin where a mishchievous emcee invites us to join cabaret singer Sally Bowles and an American writer searching for inspiration in a world on the brink. Winner of eight Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Original Score, this timeless classic features memorable tunes such as “Maybe This Time,” “The Money Song,” “Wilkommen” and “Cabaret.” Enjoy lunch before the performance including lasagna, Italian sausage, Caesar salad, green beans, cannoli, rolls and beverage. Seats are on the main floor. Price includes transportation, lunch and theatre ticket. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/NWarming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court19313 Mar 7 W 10:45 am-4:15 pm $70/$77

Chicago’s Chinatown • Ages: 21+ • City VenturesTravel to the vibrant Chinatown neighborhood and explore one of Chicago’s favorite ethnic communities. Tour the Pui Tak Center on Wentworth, originally the On Leong Merchants Association Building. Visit the newly re-opened Chinese American Museum and explore their exhibits on Chinese immigration. While on Wentworth, admire the Chinatown Gate and visit the many shops, bakeries and local food markets. See Ping Tom Memorial Park and view the sculptures of the 12 Chinese Zodiac in Chinatown Square. Enjoy an authentic Chinese family style luncheon at Phoenix Restaurant and stop in at the Golden Dragon Cookie Factory. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court25089 Jun 26 Tu 8:30 am-4:30 pm $91/$98

Chicago Flower & Garden Show (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 21+ • Navy Pier, ChicagoDon’t miss this exciting coming of spring annual event! Enjoy all the colors, fragrances and beauty of thousands of flowers, trees and shrubs as well as landscaped yards, ponds, tropical settings and unique floral arrangements that are sure to inspire practical ideas for your home. You’ll have approximately 4 1/2 hours of free time at Navy Pier where you can attend the flower show, have lunch (your expense), do some shopping or simply sit and enjoy the view of Lake Michigan and the beautiful Chicago skyline. Price includes trans-portation and ticket to flower show. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/NWarming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court21414 Mar 15 Th 9:00 am-3:30 pm $44/$51

Volunteer with us all year!The Naperville Park District has year-round volunteer opportunities.

For more information or to see upcoming opportunities visit napervilleparks.org/volunteer.

SUPPORT THE NAPERVILLE PARKS FOUNDATIONTo learn more about the Foundation or to donate, visit napervilleparksfoundation.org.




DAY TRIPS


Chicago’s Ukrainian Village and Wicker Park (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 21+ • City VenturesExplore Ukrainian Village and the nearby neighborhood of Wicker Park. Discover how past and present have come together to form modern, vibrant present day communities. In Ukrainian Village, hear of the traditions and culture of the Ukrainian people and their immigration to Chicago. Tour the majestic St. Nicholas Cathedral, which stood in the heart of an emerging Ukrainian neighborhood. Built between 1913-1915, it emulated the Byzantine style of St. Sophia in Kiev. Visit the Ukrainian National Museum with its exten-sive collection of wood carvings, costume dolls and intricate and highly detailed Easter eggs. Stop in and admire SS. Volodymyr and Olha Church built between 1973-1975 with its splendid gold dome and mosaics. Wicker Park, originally a mix of wealthy and working class residents from different parts of the world, is now considered a “hip and trendy” neighborhood. Drive through the area, hear of its history and experience its present day vibe. Enjoy a traditional Ukrainian lunch at the Ukrainian Cultural Center. Lunch includes dessert and non-alcoholic beverage. Price includes transportation, lunch, museum entrance and guided tour. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/NWarming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court22589 Apr 4 W 8:30 am-4:30 pm $89/$96

CUBS Chicago Cubs • Ages: 21+ • Chicago, ILPlay ball! It’s time for Cubs fans to sign up for an outing to Wrigley Field. Game begins at 1:20 p.m. Fee includes transportation, parking and terrace-reserved seats. Police regula-tions may make it necessary to unload the vehicle farther from the entrance than desired. These rules are beyond our control. Please be aware that you may have to walk quite a distance. Our return time to Naperville varies as we stay until the end of each game. In case of extra innings or excessive rain delay, the escort and driver determine when we leave the game. Seats for the June 7 game are infield terrace reserved in Section 229 and 231, Rows 20-23 along the first base line. Seats for the Aug. 15 game are infield terrace reserved in Section 231, Rows 19-21 along the first base line. Price includes transportation, parking and game ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24802 Jun 7 Th 10:30 am-6:30 pm $71/$7824803 Aug 15 W 10:30 am-6:30 pm $71/$78

Forever Plaid • Ages: 10+ • Munster, INThis playful tribute to the “guy groups” of the 1950s is one of the most popular and beloved musical revues. “The Plaids” are a quirky quartet of high school chums in the spotlight for the biggest performance of their lives. Their spirited antics, comic banter and close harmonies weave together such hits as “Three Coins in a Fountain,” “Heart and Soul” and “Love is a Many Splendored Thing.” Enjoy a delicious Sunday brunch before the performance including breakfast items such as bacon and eggs, fresh fruit and Belgian waffles, lunch items including carving stations, pastas, vegetables and salad and assorted desserts. Price includes transportation, Sunday brunch including champagne, coffee, tea or iced tea and theatre ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24792 Jun 3 Su 11:30 am-6:30 pm $93/$100




DAY TRIPS


Gold Pyramid House (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 21+ • WadsworthA few words say it all: mysterious, powerful and gold! Those words were kept in mind when Jim and Linda Onan built one of the most ambitious works of art ever created as a private residence. This six-story high, 17,000 square foot pyramid home is surrounded by a moat and lavishly designed and decorated with Egyptian furnishings, artifacts and paintings and contains an exact replica of Tutankhamun. The property has a 55-foot high King Ramses II replica, the tallest in the world. After the tour, enjoy a Mediterranean buf-fet luncheon that includes Baba Ghannoush (charbroiled eggplant served as a cold dip with pita bread), Falafel (fried dough made from chick peas served in a pita pocket with lettuce, tomato and tahini sauce made from crushed sesame seed paste), chicken tenders (marinated Mediterranean style), beef Shish kebab (tender marinated beef), Kefta kebab (ground beef with onion and parsley), Mediterranean house salad, rice, Kanafeh (cheese pastry) for dessert and assorted sodas for beverage. After lunch, visit a tomb as well as the gift shop. Price includes transportation, lunch buffet and tour. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/NWarming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court21413 Mar 20 Tu 9:15 am-3:15 pm $67/$74

Jay Leno (Reg. in Progress) • Ages: 10+ • Paramount Theatre, Aurora America’s favorite late-night TV funny man is coming to the Paramount for an evening of non-stop laughter! For more than two decades Jay Leno dominated the airwaves, winning an Emmy and a slew of other awards, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His name is synonymous with quality entertainment that is fun for the whole family. From late night TV, to writing, to his voiceover work in TV and movies, Leno has done it all. Show starts at 8:00 p.m. Seats are on the main floor. Price includes transportation, parking and theatre ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court21222 Apr 13, 2018 F 6:30-10:30 pm $112/$119

Jesus Christ Superstar • Ages: 21+ • Lyric Opera, ChicagoOne of the greatest stories ever told comes to life in the groundbreaking, iconic rock opera that reinvented musical theater for the modern age. With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, this global blockbuster tells the story of the final weeks in the life of Jesus Christ, from the perspective of Judas Iscariot. As the followers of Christ grow more fervent, Judas must make his fateful choice between faith and betrayal. Filled with an exciting mix of musical styles that draw upon 1970s rock, gospel, folk and funk themes, this contemporary imagining of the biblical tale features high-energy dance and powerful storytelling. A must-see Broadway hit of the new Lyric Opera season! Seats are on the main floor. Price includes transportation and opera ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24744 May 17 Th 11:50 am-5:50 pm $95/$102

DIRECTIONS TO THE WARMING HOUSE PARKING LOT: Take Jackson Ave. west, go past Mill St., Ewing St. and West St. and proceed to the brown sign that says “To Riverwalk.” Take a left into the parking lot. Go to the stop sign at the end and take a right. You will see the Warming House on your left. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure.




DAY TRIPS


Medieval Times Tournament and Dinner (Reg. in Progress)• Ages: 8+ • Schaumburg, ILMedieval Times recreates an era when royalty gathered for tournaments and feasted while watching knights compete on horseback. Six armor-clad Knights on valiant horses seek the title of Champion amidst the clashing of lance and shield and heart-pounding combat. This dinner theatre experience takes you out of today’s world and back to 11th century Spain. Dine on a four-course meal, served by serfs and wenches, while watching a two-hour live show including jousting, sword fighting, falconry and equestrian dressage. All of this is set within a story of bravery and chivalry. Feast includes tomato bisque soup, toasted garlic bread, oven-roasted half chicken, sweet buttered corn-on-the-cob, herb-basted potato, pastry and beverage. For the true experience, eat your entire meal without silverware, but it is available upon request. If dropping off a form, mark your choice of standard meal, vegetarian meal or gluten-free meal. See website for complete description of vegetarian meal. Price includes transportation, plated lunch and show. (lmo)

CODE DATE DAY TIME R/NWarming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court23059 Apr 21 Sa 3:00-7:30 pm $69/$76

Once • Ages: 21+ • Paramount Theatre, AuroraHe was a singer about to give up his dream. She was a woman entranced by his music. A fateful meeting spurred by their shared passion for music and a song was all it took for them to fall in love. But as the story plays out, we are reminded that love is never simple. Hailed as “glorious and inspiring,” “gorgeous” and “complete magic,” Once is based on the Oscar-winning movie and is an eight-time Tony Award-winning musical, including Best Musical. Enjoy lunch before the performance including Lemon Oregano Chicken, Greek Salad, Vesuvio Potatoes, broccoli, rolls, Baklava and beverage. Seats are on the main floor. Price includes transportation, lunch and theatre ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24743 May 16 W 10:45 am-4:45 pm $72/$79

Shipshewana Flea Market • Ages: 10+ • Shipshewana, INSituated in northern Indiana in the heart of Amish Country sits the quaint little town of Shipshewana. See the Amish riding down the streets in their horse-drawn buggies or operating some of the wonderful little shops in town or at the huge flea market with close to 800 vendors. Bargain-hunt at the booths and explore the flea market and adjacent town. Get a head start on your holiday shopping. Enjoy lunch (your expense) at one of several restaurants within the flea market or enjoy an Amish meal just blocks away. Price includes transportation only in a motorcoach with restroom. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24905 Jun 5 Tu 7:00 am-7:00 pm $49/$56

South Pacific • Ages: 21+ • Drury Lane Theatre, Oakbrook TerraceSet in an island paradise during World War II, two parallel love stories are threatened by the dangers of prejudice and war. South Pacific is the winner of the 1950 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and ten Tony Awards including Best Musical. If dropping off a form, mark your choice of Lake Trout or Roast Turkey. Price includes transportation, lunch and theatre ticket. (lmo)


Warming House Parking Lot • 736 Sindt Court24844 May 10 Th 11:00 am-5:00 pm $79/$86





MORE PROGRAMS FOR SENIORS


Did you know that individuals age 60+ can receive a 20% discount on Naperville Park District adult programs? The following is just a sampling of some of our adult programs and events. To see the full offering of adult programs, please reference our quarterly Program Guide or visit us online at www.

napervilleparks.org and view our virtual Program Guide. The discount is not valid for trips or externally ticketed events. Please note that although the minimum age for some of these programs can be as young as 14, we’ve included these offerings based on the number of participants age 50+ who have previously registered.

In order to receive the discount, registrants must request it in person or note the request on their registra-tion form. The discount is not available for online registration.

If you have questions about the discount or any of our program offerings, please call the Naperville Park District at 630-848-5000 or send an e-mail to [email protected].

Proud Sponsor of Family Bingo & Pizza

Calling all parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles - join us for Family Bingo! Event includes 12 games of Bingo, a snack provided at the start, pizza and a drink at the halfway point, prizes for both adults and children and a consolation prize for all children at the end of the event. Registration closes Mar. 28. No walk-in registration. This is a per person event; every child and adult must register. (lmo)

Thursday, March 29 • 12:15 – 1:30 p.m.ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave. • Ages 6+

REGISTRATION IN PROGRESSEARLY BIRD price until Mar. 26 – $10(R)/$15(N) | Code: 19047REGULAR price begins Mar. 27 – $16(R)/$24(N) | Code: 19048

DANCEBallroom Dance: Beginner • Ages: 16 and upThis program begins with the basics and takes you through the most popular variations of the Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango and Rumba. In no time at all you will be gliding around the floor to whatever kind of music is being played. This is a great program for beginners and for dancing at weddings, parties and social events. Partners rotate during classes, but it is not necessary to register with a partner. (bm)


Sterba’s DanceSport Studio • 572 Weston Ridge Dr., Suite 12825245 Apr 2-23 M 8:00-9:00 pm $47/$7125246 Apr 30-May 21 M 8:00-9:00 pm $47/$71

ARTSPottery • Ages: 18 and upThe unique environment of a pottery studio is relaxing and con-ducive to creativity. Learn basic hand-building and surfacing tech-niques, the production stages of glazing and how to design and develop projects. All supplies are included. (bm)


Studio One • 604 Sindt Court25292 Apr 2-May 14 M 7:00-9:00 pm $110/$140

25294 Apr 3-May 15No class Apr. 24 Tu 9:00 am-12:00 pm $127/$157

25293 Apr 4-May 16 W 7:00-9:00 pm $110/$140

25295 Apr 4-May 16No class Apr. 25 W 9:00 am-12:00 pm $127/$157

25296 Apr 5-May 17No class Apr. 26 Th 11:00 am-1:00 pm $94/$124

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Tai Chi for Health: 30-minute Private Lesson • Ages: 18+Private lessons are available for students currently registered in one of the Adult or Senior Tai Chi for Health programs. This lesson is meant to be an addition to the regular program and to further refine or clarify a particular movement or to catch up/get ahead in the classroom instruction. A prior dis-cussion with the instructor regarding the topic to be covered is requested before registration so that the lesson can be tailored to the student’s individual needs. Registration for a private lesson closes the Monday before each lesson date. To inquire about additional dates and times, contact instruc-tor directly. (lmo)


Fort Hill Multipurpose Room 3 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.23658 Apr 9 M 10:10-10:40 am $31/$4623659 May 14 M 10:10-10:40 am $31/$4623660 Jun 18 M 10:10-10:40 am $31/$46

FITNESS AND WELLNESSTai Chi for Health: Adult • Ages: 18+

Tai Chi is a traditional Chinese health art and the focus of all Adult level programs is on reducing stress and maintaining health and vitality. Its numerous health benefits have been studied and confirmed by leading medical researchers. Tai Chi focuses on con-necting mind and body and bringing both into balance. The results enhance everything you do including other exercise choices or athletic pursuits as well as your everyday life. (lmo)

WHICH CLASS SHOULD I TAKE?The Adult Tai Chi program is divided into the following levels of instruction:

• Beginner to Intermediate (beg. – beg. inter. students) • Intermediate to Advanced (adv. inter. – adv. students) • Multi-Level (may contain beg., inter. and/or adv. students/content)

All beginning students, whether they have past Tai Chi experience or not, must start with a Beginner to Intermediate or Multi-Level class. Advancement to the next level must be approved by the instructor. The benefits of Tai Chi are found at all levels and there is no set timetable for a student to progress to the next level. A student may remain at any level for as long as they wish.

WHAT WILL I LEARN?Class content for all levels contains the following (note the excep-tion for the Form):1. Neigongs & Chi Gongs – A series of exercises developed

over centuries that bring in mind-body awareness; proven to enhance health and well-being.

2. Footwork Drills – The learning of stances and weight place-ment that promotes balance.

3. Circles – Discover your central equilibrium with unique and easy to learn circle movements.

4. Form – Each circle leads into another circle creating the Form (routine). The slow and graceful movements bring meditative quiet to the mind and body. • Part 1 of the Form-Beginner to Intermediate• Entire Form-Intermediate to Advanced and Multi-Level• A student must complete Part 1 of the Form in the

Beginner to Intermediate class before moving to an Intermediate to Advanced class.

5. Two Person Circle Tai Chi – Develop an increased understand-ing of your central equilibrium with a partner.

IN ADDITION, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED CLASSES MAY CONTAIN:1. Qinna – Tai Chi Qinna (Chin na) is a form of joint manipulation

that enhances blood flow around the joints.


Fort Hill Multipurpose Room 3 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.Adult Beginner to Intermediate23662 Apr 2-May 21 M 8:00-9:00 am $83/$113Adult Intermediate to Advanced23664 Apr 2-May 21 M 9:05-10:05 am $107/$137

95th Street Wood Floor Studio 208/209 • 2244 W. 95th St.Adult Multi-Level23666 Apr 3-May 22 Tu 8:00-9:00 am $107/$137

ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.Adult Beginner to Intermediate23668 Apr 3-May 22 Tu 10:35-11:35 am $83/$113

Fort Hill Multipurpose Room 2 & 3 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.Adult Beginner to Intermediate23670 Apr 3-May 22 Tu 6:00-7:00 pm $83/$11323672 Apr 3-May 22 Tu 7:00-8:00 pm $107/$137

Fort Hill Multipurpose Room 2 & 3 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.Adult Intermediate to Advanced23674 Apr 5-May 24 Th 8:00-9:00 am $107/$137Adult Beginner to Intermediate23676 Apr 5-May 24 Th 9:05-10:05 am $83/$113

ARRCC Community Hall • 305 W. Jackson Ave.Adult Intermediate to Advanced23678 Apr 5-May 24 Th 6:45-7:45 pm $107/$137

Fort Hill Multipurpose Room 2 & 3 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.Adult Multi-Level

23680 Apr 7-May 26No class May 5 Sa 11:05 am-12:05 pm $94/$124

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ATHLETICSCricket League: Adult Team Registration • Ages: 18 and upCricket league matches are scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays at Commissioners Park and Nike Sports Complex. Teams play weekly matches plus playoffs for the top teams in a 25-overs for-mat. The Park District provides umpires, balls and awards to top teams. Registration is by team only. Teams provide wickets, bats and white uniforms. Returning teams have registration priority. Individuals interested in playing may add their name to our inter-est list; their contact information is passed on to team managers who may be seeking additional players. There is an additional fee of $20 per nonresident player. For more information call 630-848-3536. (gf)


Commissioners Park Cricket Pitch • 3704 111th St.23745 May 5-Sep 30 Sa,Su 9:00 am-7:00 pm $1,460/$1,460

Pickleball • Ages: 18 and upPickleball is a fast-growing racket sport that is best described as a mix of badminton, tennis and ping-pong that can be played by nearly everyone. Program consists of instruction followed by actual game play. Players should wear athletic shoes and dress as for tennis. Equipment is provided, but bring your own Pickleball paddle if you have one. (gf)


BasicsFort Hill Gymnasium B2 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.23739 Apr 12-May 3 Th 9:00-10:00 am $46/$6923740 May 10-31 Th 9:00-10:00 am $46/$69

Skills and DrillsFort Hill Gymnasium B1 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.23742 Apr 12-May 3 Th 10:00-11:00 am $46/$69Fort Hill Gymnasium B2 • 20 Fort Hill Dr.23743 May 10-31 Th 10:00-11:00 am $46/$69

Softball: Men’s 50+ Senior League • Ages: 50 and upMen age 50 and over gather on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings for informal pick-up 12″ slow-pitch softball and social-ization. Bring your glove and a desire to have fun. Registration is required, but teams are changed every week; come when you can! Program will not meet on Memorial Day, July 4 or Labor Day. Play starts at 10:00 a.m. during the month of May due to cooler mornings. Fee includes a T-shirt. (gf)


Gartner Park Softball Fields • 524 W. Gartner Rd.23746 May 2-Oct 19 M,W,F 9:00-11:00 am $35/$53

Trapshooting Fundamentals • Ages: 13 and upLearn trapshooting range etiquette and proper gun handling tech-niques from Naperville Sportsman’s Club instructors. Then, shoot a round of trap under the supervision of an instructor. Fee includes ammunition, clay targets, use of a shotgun and eye/ear protective gear. Those ages 13-17 must register and attend with an adult. (gf)


Sportsman’s Park Clubhouse & Range • 735 S. West St.

21999Mar 18 — Registration in Progress

Su 9:00 am-1:00 pm $30/$45

23729 Apr 22 Su 9:00 am-1:00 pm $30/$45

Trapshooting: Open Shoot • Ages: 13 and upSportsman’s Park Trapshooting Range is open to all trapshooting enthusiasts! Sportsman’s Park offers three, lighted trap fields with single and double automatic traps. Guests must provide their own shotgun and FOID card. Fees are taken on site. Our facility is a steel shot only range. (gf)

DAY TIME R/N

Sportsman’s Park Clubhouse & Range • 735 S. West St.Thursday 6:00-10:00 pm See the Naperville Park District

website for feesSunday 12:00-6:00 pm

Tennis: Adult Drill & Play • Ages: 18 and upStart or re-start your tennis game! Advanced Beginner to Intermediate level players (NTRP ranking 2.5-3.5) focus on com-petitive drills, teamwork drills and match play. Players enrolled at the incorrect level may be removed. If classes are cancelled due to weather, up to two makeups are scheduled. (gf)


Knoch Park Tennis Courts 1-6 • 724 S. West St.24539 Apr 17-May 17 Tu,Th 8:00-8:55 pm $135/$165

Nike S.C. Tennis Courts 5-8 • 288 W. Diehl Rd.24540 Apr 7-May 19 Sa 9:15-10:25 am $135/$165

NOT TO WORRYIf you’re 50 or over and worried about

keeping up with younger participants in our fitness programs, our instructors are more

than happy to accommodate your desire for a more leisurely pace.

JUST ASK!


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Fort Hill Activity Center is a participating SilverSneakers® location!

Visit us at 20 Fort Hill Dr. in Naperville!For details visit silversneakers.com

Garden PlotsREGISTRATIONS ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED AT THE

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.

If you have an interest in vegetable gardening but you don’t have the space, sign up for a Park District garden plot. Our plots are open from mid-April to mid-October. Hand-held watering contain-ers will be necessary; no hoses are permitted. New gardeners are assigned a plot based on availability. We recommend registering in person at the front desk on the second floor of the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 W. Jackson Ave. Mailed in forms and phone registrations will be assigned by staff however pick-up of a parking permit must be done in person. Please see the registration schedule for details.

GARDEN PLOT FEES FULL (18’ X 29) HALF (18’ X 14.5’)

Garden Plot Parking Lot Resident $46 $26Nonresident $66 $37

Senior Resident $38 $21Senior Nonresident $54 $30

If you’re interested in being a Garden Plot Ambassador (volunteer) for the 2018 Garden Plot season, contact [email protected]

Tune in to ParkTalk at napervilleparks.org/podcasts or at soundcloud.com/naperparks

ParkTalk Podcast shares stories of people passionate about health, nature, sports,

community and everything related to parks and recreation.

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20 FORT HILL DR. • NAPERVILLEPARKS.ORG/FHAC • 630-995-8900

FORT HILLACTIVITY CENTER

THATIS A LIFESTYLEHealthy

fits everybodyFitness Center

Gymnasium

A Sliver Sneakers location

Indoor track

Dance and group exercise studios

Locker rooms

Café

Room rentals for meetings and events

Visit napervilleparks.org/fhac for regular and holiday hours of operation.

Start YOUR SPRING FITNESS ROUTINE ON OURindoor track

With April showers comes muddy trails and inconsistent spring weather. Stop in to use the track on those rainy spring days and stay dry!

FeesDaily $2 Resident

$3 Nonresident

Pickleball

Naperbrook Golf Course18-hole, links-style course

Driving range tees

Short game practice areas

Clubhouse with food service and outdoor patios

Golf shops with brand-name apparel and equipment

GOLF THE BROOKSSPRINGBROOK & NAPERBROOK GOLF COURSES

Springbrook Golf Course18-hole, parkland-style course

AMENITIES

PROGRAMS

Course

Course ✓ Private and group lessons for youth and

adult golfers

✓ Adult leagues

✓ Season Reserved Tee Time program

✓ PGA Junior League, golf camps and clinics for youth

✓ Brooks Links Memberships

✓ Brooks Advantage Card

✓ Family golf

✓ Golf tournaments

For hours of operation and our best rates visit golfnaperville.org

Springbrook Golf Course2220 W. 83rd StreetNaperville, IL 60564630-848-5060

Naperbrook Golf Course22204 W. 111th StreetPlainfield, IL 60585630-378-4215

NAPERVILLE PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES • GOLFNAPERVILLE.ORG

2018Swim Schedule

For hours of operation visit centennialbeach.org

CENTENNIALBEACH

In the event of inclement weather, poor conditions, low attendance or insufficient staffing, the manager may close the Beach or certain sections of the Beach. Beginning mid-August, the Beach will close earlier due to the earlier darkness. See closing information at centennialbeach.org

May 26 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Open SwimMay 27 & 28 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open SwimMay 29 – Aug. 14

Weekdays 11:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m Open SwimWeekends 9:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. Adult Float (Visit centennialbeach.org for detailed Float Schedule)Saturdays 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Open SwimSundays 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open Swim

Jul. 4 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open SwimAug. 15 CLOSEDAug. 16 & 17 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Open SwimAug. 18 9:00 a.m. -10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – Dusk Open SwimAug. 19 9:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open SwimAug. 20 & 21 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Open SwimAug. 22 – 24 CLOSEDAug. 25 9:00 a.m. -10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – Dusk Open SwimAug. 26 9:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open SwimAug. 27 – 31 CLOSEDSept. 1 9:00 a.m. -10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – Dusk Open SwimSept. 2 9:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. Adult Float 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open SwimSept. 3 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open Swim

Centennial Beach Members – Early entry Mon. – Fri. 11:00 am

Membershipson sale

500 W. JACKSON AVE • CENTENNIALBEACH.ORG • 630-864-5092

CENTENNIAL BEACH’SExplore

amenitiesHistoric bathhouse with coin-operated lockers or bring your own locks

Six acres of open grass areas, shade trees and plenty of space for picnicking

Lap swimming lanes and floating rafts and piers

Adirondack chairs, picnic tables and umbrellas

Shallow-end slide, water play features and ADA lift

Centennial GrillFamily changing rooms

Deep water N.C.A.A./U.S.S.-approved 1-meter and 3-meter diving board complex

Sand volleyball court and bag toss areas

Sand beach

ChangeIN HOURS

New EARLY WEEKDAY ENTRY AT 11:00 A.M. FOR MEMBERS ONLY! (MON - FRI)

GENERAL PUBLIC: 11:30 A.M.

APRIL 2018

2• Walking Club: 9:00 am,

RCC lobby• Canasta: 11:30 am-2:30 pm,

Rm. 202• Movie: 12:00 pm, Lounge


RCC lobby• Canasta: 11:30 am-

2:30 pm, Rm. 202• Movie: 12:00 pm, Lounge


RCC lobby• Canasta: 11:30 am-2:30 pm,




2:30 pm, Rm. 202• Movie: 12:00 pm, Lounge• Fall Prevention: 1:00-

2:00 pm, Community Hall




4• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• Bunco: 1:00-3:00 pm,

Rm. 202

18• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• Classic Movie: The Man

Who Came to Dinner: 12:50-2:45 pm, Lounge

11• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge

25• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge

6• Hearing Screenings:

9:30 am-11:30 am, Rm. 205• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm.201

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13• Dominoes: 9:00-11:30 am,

Rm. 201• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm.201

27• Dominoes: 9:00-11:30 am,

Rm. 201• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm.201

3• Duplicate Bridge:

8:30-12:00 pm., FHAC*• Drop-In Painting:

9:00-11:30 am, Rm. 205• Drop-in Woodcarving:

9:00 am-12:00 pm, Rm. 201• Pinochle: 12:30-3:00 pm,


17• Duplicate Bridge: 8:30-

12:00 pm, FHAC*• Drop-In Painting: 9:00-

11:30 am, Rm. 205• Drop-in Woodcarving:



10 • Duplicate Bridge:

8:30-12:00 pm, FHAC*• Drop-In Painting:









5• Social Bridge: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Bingo: 1:00-2:30 pm,

Community Hall

19• Book Club: 10:30 am-

12:00 pm, Rm. 201• Social Bridge: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Bingo: 1:00-2:30 pm,

Community Hall


3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Eye Health: 12:45-1:45 pm,

Rm. 205


3:00 pm, Rm. 202

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14

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT./SUN

Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center305 W. Jackson Ave., Naperville, IL 60540630-848-3615

*Fort Hill Activity Center, 20 Fort Hill Drive, Naperville










28Memorial DayCLOSED

2• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• Bunco: 1:00-3:00 pm,

Rm. 202

16• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• Social Security Planning

for Boomers: 12:45-2:15 pm, Rm. 205

9• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• AARP Smart Driver Course:

12:30-4:30 pm, Room 206

23• Movie: 11:00 am, Lounge• Classic Movie: Rear

Window: 12:55-2:45 pm, Lounge

30• Movie: 11:00 a.m., Lounge

4• Hearing Screenings:

9:30 am-12:30 pm, Rm. 205• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 201

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20

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18• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 201

11• Dominoes: 9:00-11:30 am,

Rm. 201• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 201

25• Dominoes: 9:00-11:30 am,

Rm. 201• Mah Jong: 11:30 am-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Pinochle: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 201



























3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Bingo: 1:00-2:30 pm,

Community Hall

17• Book Club: 10:30 am-

12:00 pm, Rm. 201• Social Bridge: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Bingo: 1:00-2:30 pm,

Community Hall

10• AARP Smart Driver Course:

12:30-4:30 pm, Room 206• Social Bridge: 12:00 pm-

3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Inflamtion: The Enemy

Within: 1:00-2:00 pm, Community Hall


3:00 pm, Rm. 202


3:00 pm, Rm. 202• Perspectives on Senior

Wellness: 12:45-2:00 pm, Community Hall

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MAY 2018MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT./SUN

Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center305 W. Jackson Ave., Naperville, IL 60540630-848-3615

*Fort Hill Activity Center, 20 Fort Hill Drive, Naperville

PROGRAM WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK

I have read and fully understand the above, warning of risk, assumption of risk, waiver and release of all claims, and photo/video policy and warning. If registering online, my online signature will be substituted for and have the same legal effect as an original hard copy signature. PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED if the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date are not included.

Aquatics: I specifically recognize and acknowledge that there are certain inherent risks of physical injury to patrons of aquatic facilities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities and programs connected with or associated with use of aquatic facilities. I further recognize and agree that lifeguards and other aquatic staff are not responsible for supervising my activities or the activities of my minor child(ren) and I agree that I am solely responsible for supervising my minor children and/or assessing whether my children are physically fit and/or adequately skilled for aquatic activities. I additionally agree to supervise any children ages 7 and under at all times.

Release: I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Naperville Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages or loss that my minor child/ward or I may have or which may accrue to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with this program.

Photo/Video Policy and Warning: Photos and video footage are periodically taken of people participating in a Park District program or activity, attending a class or event, or using District facilities or property. Please be aware that by registering for a program or class, participating in an activity, attending an event, or using District facilities or property, you authorize the District to use these photos and video footage for promo-tional purposes in District publications, advertising, marketing materials, brochures, event flyers, social media (including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and other social media sites operated by the District), and the District’s website without additional prior notice or permission and without any compensation to you. All photos and videos are property of the District.

Warning of Risk: Recreational programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental, and emotional resources of each partici-pant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning, and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangers, and injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defect, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances inherent to indoor, outdoor, and water related recreational programs exists. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Naperville Park District to guarantee absolute safety.

Waiver and Release and Assumption of Risk: Please read this information carefully and be aware that in registering for and participating in this program, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program (including transportation services, when provided). I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program against the Naperville Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers, and employees (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Naperville Park District”).

NAPERVILLE PARK DISTRICT REGISTRATION FORMRegistration forms may be dropped off during regular business hours at the Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 W. Jackson Ave., or the 95th Street Center, 2244 W. 95th St., or the Fort Hill Activity Center at 20 Fort Hill Drive.

Note change of address Check this box if registrant has special needs. See below.

Main Contact - Please Print

Last Name: ___________________________________________________ First Name: ______________________________________________________ DOB: ____________________ M F

Address _______________________________________________________ City ____________________________________________ State ______________________ Zip _________________________

Phone: Home ( ) ______________________________________ Work ( ) ________________________________ Cell ( ) __________________________________________

E-mail address: _______________________________________________________________________ I do not wish to receive e-mail communications from the Naperville Park District and its partners.

CLIENT

Last Name, First Name

BIRTH DATE

GRADE for 2017-2018

school year

SEX M/F

CHOICE CODE NUMBER

COURSE NAME FEE EXTRA FEE

TOTAL

1st Choice

2nd Choice

1st Choice

2nd Choice

1st Choice

2nd Choice

1st Choice

2nd Choice

I want to contribute this amount to the Naperville Parks Foundation: $1 $5To donate a different amount, visit www.napervilleparksfoundation.org.

The Naperville Parks Foundation is an advocate of parks and open spaces and receives funds to support those venues in our community. Your gift is tax deductible, as allowed by law. Thank you for your support.

TOTAL

www.napervilleparksfoundation.org

OFFICE USEArea: Paid:Date: Initials:

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: Must complete when using DISCOVER, VISA, MASTER CARD, or AMERICAN EXPRESS. Please make checks payable to the Naperville Park District.

Card #:________________________________________________________________________ Expiration Date: ___________________

Rev. 03/17

If registrant has special needs, please describe any accommodation needed for the en joy ment of this program.

________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________ Signature of adult participant, parent or guardian Date

_________________________________________________ Signature of adult participant, parent or guardian Date


REGISTRATION FORM

http://www.napervilleparksfoundation.org/

http://www.napervilleparksfoundation.org/

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