Summer Program Guide

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R E C R E AT I O N , C O M M U N I T Y &
P R O F E S S I O N A L S E RV I C E S G U I D E
NONPROFIT FOR 70 YEARS
415 WEST EIGHTH STREET | HINSDALE, ILLINOIS 60521 | 630.323.7500 | WWW.THECOMMUNITYHOUSE.ORG
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C R E AT E M E M O R I E S W I T H T H E C O M M U N I T Y H O U S E . . .
F R EE lunc h
F ri day! Summer Day Camp
Incoming 1st-8th graders will enjoy games, activities,
field trips, crafts, sports, music, swiming and much more!
Camp is 10-weeks from June 13-August 19

9:00 am-3:00 pm (extended hours available from 7:45 am-6:00 pm)
DAILY RATES AVAILABLE!

Past Weekly Field Trips Included:
• Brookfield Zoo • Joliet Jackhammers Baseball Game
• Enchanted Castle • DuPage County Fair
(with special animal guests) • Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
• Morton Arboretum • Fabulous Water Park
Sw i mmi n • Hidden Lakes Fishing & Nature Trip • Legoland Discovery Center
tw i c e p g
er w eek .
Not Old Enough for Summer Day Camp?
No
Kidd Camp is perfect for 3-5 year olds looking for fun and
Kiddie
enri
ichment this summer! (Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
enrichment
Forr more details visit www.thecommunityhouse.org.
Registration begins in March!
West Eighth Street • Hinsdale, IL 60521 • (630) 323-7500 • www.thecommunityhouse.org

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CONTENTS
Table of Contents
PROGRAMS
Summer Camp 2
Staff Directory 4
Community Partners 5
Special Events 6-8
Theatre 8-11
Birthday Parties 12
Preschool Programs 13,14
Preschools 15
Summer Camps 16-19
Youth Programs 20-22
Youth Athletics 23-24
Youth Center 25-28
Adults/Active Adults 29-30
Adult Computer Classes 31
Adult Fitness 33-34
P RO F E S S I O N A L S E RV I C E S
Charlie’s Gift 35-37
Counseling 38
C O M M U N I T Y S E RV I C E S
Willowbrook Corner 39
Executive Function Seminar 40
Volunteer Services 40
COMMUNITY HOUSE
I N F O R M AT I O N
Jordan Crist Scholarship Fund Membership Information 41
The Community House strives to make all programs available to all people.
Through the generous donations and efforts of family and friends, the Facility Rental Information 42
Jordan Crist Scholarship Fund was created to provide assistance to Online Registration 43
those in need. Please stop by the front desk for a scholarship application. Support The Community House 44
To make a donation to the J.C.S.F. please call The Community House,
(630) 323-7500 ext 254 Legacy Society 45
Registration Form 46
Registration Information 47
Share Your Soles
Become a Fan of
We collect shoes for Share Your Soles, a not for profit organization sharing
The Community House

shoes with the world. Children’s shoes are most needed! A drop off
on Facebook
box is located at the front desk of The Community House. To volunteer
contact O.J. at (630) 654-8637
415 West Eighth Street | Hinsdale, Illinois 60521 | 630.323.7500

www.thecommunityhouse.org
NONPROFIT FOR 70 YEARS
The Community House is one of the only nonprofit (501C3) organizations

that delivers both quality recreation and social services that are deeply rooted
in the community. We make a difference in the lives of thousands of families
Staff Phone: (630) 323-7500 and individuals that need local opportunities for culture, athletics, counseling,
therapy, learning, and building friendships and community connections.
Interim Executive Director Based in Hinsdale and serving the surrounding communities, The Community
Dan Janowick - ext 254
House staff is dedicated to offering a welcoming, warm environment and
Administrative Staff programs to improve the social, physical, and emotional well-being of our users.
Trevor Sisk, Financial Director - ext 236
Judy Tittelbach, Administrative Assistant - ext 241 Our Mission: Building community through excellence and innovation in
Sue Wojnowski, Office Manager - ext 0 socially relevant programs.
Front Desk - ext 0
How are we funded? The Community House does not receive tax support
Program Department
Chad Griffin, Program Coordinator - ext 247
and depends upon generous support from the United Way, charitable gifts,
Jenna Volpi, Program Coordinator - ext 237 program and rental fees, and volunteer efforts to underwrite services and
Kate Vogts, Active Adult Director - ext 225 defray operation costs.
Development Department The Community House is grateful to the many generous community volunteers
Heather Graves, Development Director - ext 255
and contributors who share their time, talent and financial gifts each year!
Sarah Conrad, Coordinator - ext 222
Social Services
Tracy Boucher, Director, ext 224
Willowbrook Corner Initiative

Board of Trustees
Rebecca Perkaus, Harriet Luebchow, Chairman Christine N. Schwartz Ann E. Grube
Willowbrook Corner Program Coordinator Michael R. Ascher Michael J. Sessa Kenneth W. Hadland
Willowbrook Corner Office (630) 325-1389
David A. Bradley Chris D. Stansbury Ly Hotchkin, Honorary
Charlie’s Gift Thomas M. Carmazzi Roy C. Thygesen Dennis J. Keller
Diana DeLeon, Office Manager Jennifer Sherman Cherry Sam J. Valeo Fred A. Krehbiel
Downers Grove Office (630) 810-1200
Walter H. Clark Braden N. Waverley Jay W. McGreevy
Counseling Department Robert C. Early James D. Parsons
Intake - ext 239 Amy Gaber LIFE TRUSTEES Sally Porter
Kari Moore, LCSW, Director - ext 232
Victor J. Galati Ardie Baroni Phillip B. Rooney
Paul Quanbeck, LCSW, Therapist - ext 229
Debora Dale Romeo, MSW, LCSW - ext 250 Jerry R. Gerami Henry G. Bates John L. Rose
Tracy Steinmetz, MSW, LSW - ext 234 William F. Kaczynski, Jr. Winston C. Black, Jr. Edward F. Ryan
Damon Krohn, M.A., QMHP - ext 233 Jim Krillenberger Kevin R. Burke Samuel C. Stout, Jr.
Jenifer Geiter, B.A., Graduate Intern - ext 231
Timothy G. Lyne Michael P. Connelly Frank W. Swan
Volunteer Services Michael Naimo Howard M. Dean Katharine V. Sylvester
Marcie B. McGonagle, Director - ext 228 Joan Walsh Purcell Richard K. Decker George S. Trees, Jr.
Linda A. Riordan David W. Fox James G. Tuthill, Jr.
Facility Staff
Patricia Stachorek, Facility Coordinator - ext 235 Eileen L. Sachanda William S. Gray Robert E. Wangard
T.J. Koester, Maintenance Supervisor - ext 226
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COMMUNITY
PA R T N E R S
The Community Partners Program
recognizes businesses and other
2011 Community Partners

organizations that provide major,
charitable support to The Community
House on an annual basis. Community
Partners share a common bond of
stewardship and an understanding that
private philanthropy is a necessary
component of the organization’s
current and future financial viability.
If your business would like more
information on becoming a Community
Partner, please contact Heather
Graves at extension 255.
Don’t forget . . .
to visit us online to
view upcoming special
events and programs.
You can also register
Classic Cuisines The Framemakers
online at . . .
Carl Buddig & Co. Kramer Foods
thecommunityhouse.org Community Bank of

Willowbrook
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Special Events
Ralph and his band will take you on a journey that uses imagination, fun
and amazing music. Their style of Rock n Roll for the whole family has been imitated
but has never been duplicated. Come out and see why Ralph’s World is a place
we all wish we could stay. Tickets required for all ages. Maximum 300 per show.
APRIL 17, 2011 • 11AM & 4PM SHOW TIMES

Fee: $18 per ticket • Family 4-Pack $60 for 4 tickets
EASTER EGG HUNT

Bring your baskets, hunt for eggs and visit with
the Bunny. Family entertainment will make this
event fun for the whole family! This event will be
held rain or shine. Areas will be divided by age
group. Please be prompt. This event is coordinated
by the Community House, Hinsdale Center for the
Arts and the Village of Hinsdale Recreation &
Parks Department. Pre-registration is not required.
Date: Saturday, April 23
Time: promptly at 10:30 am
Where: Katherine Legge Memorial Park
Age: 11 & under
Fee: FREE
Join us for some easter

egg hunting fun!
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1 6 T H A N N UA L
Daddy Daughter Date Night

It’s time again to take your little girl out for a special
evening with dad. The night will include a DJ spinning
your favorite tunes, dancing, an ice cream bar and a
special entertainer! Each daughter will leave with a special
gift and all couples will go home with a complimentary
Special Events
professional photograph.
Age: 5 -10 years
Min/Max: 50/200 guests
Location: The Community House, Kettering Hall
Code Date Day Time Member/Non Fee

5143201 5/7 Saturday 6:30 – 8:30 pm $25/$38 (per person)
5TH ANNUAL
Ultimate
Frisbee
Tournament
Grab your frisbee and compete in the 5th
Annual Ultimate Frisbee Tournament to raise
money for the Jordan Crist Scholarship Fund
at The Community House. Divisions for
Recreational and Competitive Teams!
July 23 - First Games at 9:00am - Cash Prizes

Register your team at
Code: 5441122
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For more information or to reserve a table, please call Sarah Conrad (630) 323-7500 ext. 222
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Theatre
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What's My Line?
This fun interactive improv class introduces the
student to the basics of acting. Students are
taught to express their emotions and to communicate
by using their bodies, gestures and facial expressions.
Through games and improv scenes the students
will gain the confidence and skills to move on in
our more structured acting program. The last class
Broadway Babies will be open for family participation. This class is
Broadway sets the stage for this unique required to participate in future Stage Door Fine
mommy & me class. Children and Arts acting classes.
adults are introduced to a different Location: The Community House
Broadway show every week. As the teachers Instructors: Don Smith/Paula Taylor
begin to share what the show is about, children Min/Max: 6/20
and moms are invited to participate. Our curricu-
Theatre
Dates: April 14-June 2

lum weaves educational activities such as pre-K
Day: Thursday
development of motor skills, color and letter
Member/Non Member Fee: $150/$195
recognition, counting numbers and socialization,
through the stories and songs of each musical.
Come share the magic of Broadway with us! Code: 5143414-5
Age: 1-3 years (With Parent or Nanny) Grades: 1st- 3rd
Location: The Community House Time: 3:30pm-4:30pm
Instructors: Don Smith/Paula Taylor
Min/Max: 6/20 Code: 5143414-6
Code: 5143414-1 Grades: 4th-6th
Dates: April 13-June 1 Time: 4:30pm-5:30pm
Day: Wednesday
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm Code: 5143414-7
Code: 5143414-2 Grades: 7th-High School
Time: 8:15pm-9:15pm
Day: Thursday
Time: 1:00pm-2:00pm
Beginning Acting- A
This class introduces the student to stage direction,
Broadway Kids body positions, beginning theatre vocabulary
This interactive learning experience will encourage and games that help the actor experience early
your child to participate in a class-setting, while characterization. The class will work on a project
playing theatrical games, singing songs, and learning in preparation for a presentation to be given the
new dance moves. Each class incorporates a different last week of class. Prerequisite for this class is
Broadway musical with improvisation, acting "What's My Line?" or previous acting classes.
games, singing, and dance moves directly related Please ask the instructors before registering if
to the story and characters from that show. The
this class would be appropriate. Future seasons
class will also work as a cast throughout the semester
on a couple of staged production numbers. At the will include Beginning Acting B, Intermediate, and
last class we give them the chance to perform in Advanced level classes as our acting program
front of a real audience. grows at The Community House.
Ages: 4-6 Ages: 3rd grade and up
Location: The Community House Code: 5143414-8
Instructors: Don Smith/Paula Taylor Location: The Community House
Min/Max: 6/20 Instructors: Don Smith / Paula Taylor
Code: 5143414-3 Dates: April 14-June 2
Dates: April 14-June 2 Day: Thursday
Day: Thursday Time: 7:15pm-8:15pm
Time: 2:00pm-3:00pm Min/Max: 6/20
Code: 5143414-4 Member/Non Member Fee: $150/$195
Day: Friday
Time: 3:30pm-4:30pm For detailed information visit
www.StageDoorFineArts.com
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Makeup Design for the Stage
The Stage Makeup class will focus on different
makeup techniques and designs for actors.
Participants in this class will receive a professional
makeup kit, and learn how to apply different
styles of makeup including - Old Age, Animals,
Specific Time Periods, Horror, Fantasy, Clown, Children’s Theatre Company
and many more. This class is perfect for an actor Children's Theatre Company offers a fun and
who wants to learn to apply makeup or the parent entertaining way for students to learn discipline,
who wants to help out backstage for a performance. responsibility, teamwork, and dedication. Children’s
Ages: 5th grade-Adult Theatre Company sparks imagination and trains
Code: 5143414-9 children to think creatively and intuitively. Our
Location: The Community House classes improve communication skills, self-esteem
Instructor: Don Smith
Theatre
and respect for others and encourages students
Dates: April 14-June 2 to explore their own creative voices. Most of all
Day: Thursday Children’s Theatre Company inspires a love for
Time: 5:45pm-7:15pm
the performing arts.
Min/Max: 6/15
Member/Non-Member: $170/$225
(an additional $50 will be due the first class for ACTORS AND ACTRESSES WANTED!!
the makeup kit)
S H O W S T O P P E R S
HINSDALE CENTER FOR THE ARTS Summer Musical Theatre Camp
The Singing-Actor Camp Be a star, perform on stage in a real musical theatre
During this multi-day workshop, participants will production this summer! Everyone enrolled in
explore singing and acting with a focus on this class will have a role in the final performance.
improving audition skills for musical theatre. Showstoppers is a fabulous way to experience
Students will have the opportunity to learn two the performing arts this summer. Class days
16-bar excerpts that they can use for musical consist of learning various aspects of dance,
theatre auditions as well as working on and drama, and vocal technique. All of the participants
preparing a monologue. Students will be exposed will work together towards the final goal of performing
to vocal warm-ups, proper body movement, in a musical theatre production. The show for the
character development, improv exercises and session will be the musical Cinderella Goes Disco.
cold-readings of scripts.
The performance will be held at The Community
Ages: 11-14
Code: 5143511 House at the end of the 6 week session. The cost
Time: 10:00am- 12:00pm includes professional instruction, script, practice
Dates: June 20-24 CD, and costumes.This session is for children entering
Day: M-F grades 2-6 for the upcoming 2011-2012 school year.
Min/Max: 6/10 Location: The Community House
Member/Non-member Fee: $140/$190 Min/Max: 10/20
Code: 5143246
Grades: 2nd-6th
Photography Intensive Dates: 7/12-8/16
Over this two week intensive, students will learn Day: Tuesday
about composition, lighting, and sequencing for
Time: 2:00-4:30pm
digital street photography. Students will document
their lives and surroundings through photography Fee (M/N): $210/$275
assignments, just like the professionals. During *Please note – there is a performance at the end
this camp students will look at the works of professional of class on August 16. The performance will begin
photographers such as Cartier-Bresson and Garry at 5:30pm.
Winogrand as well as critique their own work.
Camp will culminate in a final project or exhibition.
Students must bring a digital camera to class.
Ages: 11-14 Don’t forget . . .
Code: 5143512
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm to visit us online at . . .
Dates: July 11 – July 22 www.thecommunityhouse.org
Day: M-F
Min/Max: 6/15
Member/Non-member Fee: $160/$210
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Birthday Parties
Virtual Sports Party Sports Party!
Your child will face-off against their friends If your child loves sports, this is the party for
in organized tournaments on the Wii, Guitar him or her! Our instructor will lead children
Hero, and driving arcade! They’ll also have in sporting activities such as basketball,
free time to shoot pool and play foosball and dodge ball, soccer, tag, and more. Birthday
air hockey.Your two hour rental also includes parties include instructor to implement and
pizza and pop for up to 12 people. run activities, all sports equipment, pizza,
Birthday Parties
Code: 5543412-1 pop, and party room.

Fee (M/N): $200/$275 Code: 5343512-1
Max: 12 people ($7 per additional child) Fee (M/N): $200/$275
Age: 10 years and up Max: 12 ($7 per additional child)
Location: The youth center (229 Symonds Drive) Age: Boys and Girls 6 years & up
Location: The Community House
Dance Divas Party
This unique birthday party is sure to be a Arts & Crafts Party
sure hit! Our awesome party starts out with If your child loves to display their creativity
each guest getting a transformation into a then this party is sure to add some new decorations
star with shimmer dust eye shadows and to your home! Our fun party starts with each
sparkle lip glosses. During the makeovers guest getting the supplies needed to create
the girls will be making their own glass their craft. Then during arts and crafts music
beaded bracelets and designing a super of your choice will be playing while each
memory autograph album with assorted girl child is uniquely creating their masterpiece.
power stamps & inks. For the last duration of When the crafts are done it is time for pizza,
this way-cool party the girls will be dancing, your own cake, and presents! The crafts will
singing & having a blast! After working up vary based on age and gender. Don’t miss
an appetite on the dance floor, celebrate out on this memorable party!
with pizza and your own cake, refreshments, Code: 5343512-2
and presents. This one-of-a-kind party is Fee (M/N): $200/$275
sure to be a hit! Max: 12 people ($7 for each additional child)
Code: 5543412-2 Age: 7-12
Fee (M/N): $200/$275
Max: 12 people ($7 for each additional child) Parties can also be customized to fit your
Ages: 10 years and up needs and your child’s interests—just ask!
NEW! Scales and Tales Animal Show Birthday Party

Beth Wagner and her wild and exotic animals have created the best animal show
around and it has come to The Community House to celebrate your birthday! Beth and her
human and animal crew make even the most timid person comfortable enough to
encounter her menagerie. When the show is done it is time for pizza, your own cake, and
presents! This party is sure to be a hit. *Be sure to book early so the animals have enough
time to prepare for your special day.
Code: 5343512-3
Fee (M/N): $450/$550
Max: 15 people ($7 for each additional child)
Age: Boys and Girls 5 years & up
Please schedule your party at least four weeks in advance.

Call 630-323-7500 ext. 237 for more information and availability.
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CLASSES ARE ALSO OFFERED
AT THE HINSDALE CENTER
FOR THE ARTS, VISIT
WWW.HINSDALEARTS.ORG.
Kindermusik is an early childhood music and movement program that nurtures cognitive, emotional,
social, language and physical development. This internationally renowned program is recognized for its
ability to develop literacy, language, listening, problem solving, social, self-esteem and musical skills.
Adventures “Village” Busy Days
Preschool Programs
Set your baby's day to classical music. With a little more Tchaikovsky in your "Twinkle, Twinkle"
repertoire discover new ways baby benefits from the classics as you develop an appreciation for the
world's most respected music. Each lesson features new activities and songs that the parent can
sing for all the places baby and mom go together—the store, the playground, the doctor, and more.
Home Kits: $30 additional fee due to instructor on the first day of class; sibling kits available for $20.
Age: newborn to 1.5 years
Instructor: Karen Burris
Min/Max: 6/14
Code Dates Day Time Member/Non Fee
5143501-1 6/8-7/27 Wednesday 9:30-10:15am $110/$155
Adventures "Our Time" Creatures at the Ocean

Sing sailor songs and make the ocean count. "Five little seashells lying on the shore: Swish! Went
the waves and then there were four." Make homemade kites and more!!
Home Kits: $30 additional fee due to instructor on the first day of class; sibling kits available for $20.
Age: 1.5 years to 3 years
Instructor: Karen Burris
Min/Max: 6/10
5143501-2 6/8-7/27 Wednesday 10:30-11:15am $110/$155
My First Art Class

Your little artist will love this unique art class! Bring Mommy or Daddy to discover and explore our
creativity. Dress for a mess—bring a smock. There will be new activities and techniques every week!
Sign up early for this popular class.
Age: 1 1/2-4 yrs with parent
Instructor: Barb Spakausky
Min/Max: 6/20
5243303 5/5-6/2 Thursday 9:15-10:00am $95/$135
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Sp rts R Us NEW
PROGRAMS
Our philosophy is to build a foundation in athletics through quality instruction and to improve physical
and mental well-being by teaching sportsmanship, teamwork, and especially 'how to have fun' in
athletics. We stress fun and the recreational side of sports and help encourage socialization and
other aspects needed in life.
Soccer/T-Ball Combo Camp

This program is perfect for toddlers who are full of energy and parents who are looking for an introduction
to soccer and t-ball. We will be working with the children on developing socialization, teamwork,
direction following, and key motor skills. The first weeks of class will focus on soccer, while the later
weeks will focus on t-ball. The last week of class will include a combination of both sports. Games
will be played at the end of each class.
Preschool Programs
Ages: 3-4 years

Instructor: Sports R Us
Min/Max: 6/20
5343321-1 6/7-7/5 Tuesday 10:30-11:15am $80/$115
5343321-2 7/26-8/23 Tuesday 10:30-11:15am $80/$115
All Star Sports Camp

We have found this exciting class to be just what parents need to introduce your child to the world
of sports. We play a different sport each week, including soccer, baseball, hockey, basketball, and
football. Participants will start developing socialization, teamwork, direction following, and key motor
skills. Games will be played at the end of each class.
Ages: 3-4 years
Min/Max: 6/20

5343321-3 6/9-7/7 Thursday 10:30-11:15am $80/$115
5343321-4 7/28-8/25 Thursday 10:30-11:15am $80/$115
Go Girl Go! Sports Camp

This class is designed to help girls feel more comfortable in the world of sports. We will introduce
a variety of sports like soccer, baseball, hockey, basketball, and much more in this all-girl environment.
Basic skills in all sports are taught, and games are played at the end of each class.
Ages: 4-7 years
Min/Max: 6/20
5343321-5 6/9-7/7 Thursday 11:30-12:15pm $80/$115
5343321-6 7/28-8/25 Thursday 11:30-12:15pm $80/$115
Don’t forget . . . to visit us online at . . .

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Discovery Kids Preschool (4-5 years)
Friday pm*
This program utilizes project-based activities in
small groups with a focus on geography, science,
music, drama and art. The class is designed to
foster kindergarten readiness and is the perfect
complement to a 4-day/week schedule.
NEW! Preschool Program - Pre-K

Register today for the 2011/12 school year! 5 day/week
Join the HCP community and enrich your child’s
Ideal for children who turn 5 by December 31,
education with outstanding programs for preschoolers
and kindergartners! And now HCP also offers a HCP’s Pre-K class prepares your child to enter
5-day/week Pre-K class! kindergarten with self-confidence, developmentally
appropriate social skills, and the necessary academic
Preschool
BookWorms tools for a successful transition to elementary
Tuesday or Wednesday pm* or Friday am* school! The curriculum utilizes Kindergarten
Our most popular program! Increase your child’s Phonemic Awareness, Everyday Math, and
inherent interest in reading while enriching their Handwriting Without Tears programs.
language arts skills. This class complements
District 181 Literacy programs with a focus on HCP preschool programs: Parent and Me (2
age-appropriate authors and illustrators.
yrs), Just for Me (2 1/2 yrs), Juniors (3 yrs),
Spanish - Tuesday or Thursday pm* Seniors (4 yrs) and Pre-K (5 yrs by Dec. 31)
This program will focus on teaching Spanish language, * pm enrichment class times are 12:30-2:45pm;
culture and art through developmentally appropriate am enrichment class times are 8:45-11:00am.
play-based activities.
NEW! Discovery Kids Kindergarten …Where Children Love Learning!

Thursday pm*
Our popular Discovery Kids preschool program For more information on HCP’s play-based
engineered for the kindergarten student. Each philosophy, curriculum and experienced teaching
week students delve into geography, science,
staff, visit www.HinsdaleCommunityPreschool.org
music, drama and art with literacy activities
woven into each lesson. or call 630-325-7484.
Children’s MONTESSORI
Language Academy
Birth-Three Program for children ages six weeks to 3 years old with a parent. This program is
designed for the parent and child to get to know each other in a new way. This class will be offered
Mondays from 9:30 -11:00 am.
Toddler Program for children ages 2-3 years old. This program will help your child learn to work
with others as well as independently. Incorporated into each class will be music, movement and a
snack. The class is taught in English however we will also teach Spanish to the children.
3, 4 or 5 days a week from 8:45-11:15 am at The Community House.
Half Day Classes for children ages 3-6. Using the Montessori method to help the children learn a second
language, we teach both French and Spanish as part of our half day program. Also part of our program
are math, reading, science, geography and practical life activities.
5 days a week morning classes from 8:30-11:30 am

3 to 4 days a week afternoon class from 1:30-4:00 pm.
Spanish Immersion Extended Day class. This class can be added to either morning or afternoon
programs from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Monday - Thursday.
Limited space available. For information or to register, please contact us at 630.468.5089.

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SUMMER DAY CAMP
The COHO Globetrotters
Put on those hiking boots because it’s time to take a trip around the world! This summer,
we will be traveling the globe visiting and learning about new countries all in the comfort of
The Community House! Each week will include discovering many different cultures through
games, craft projects, cooking activities and more! We will wrap up the summer with a
“choose your own adventure” week allowing all of you to pick your favorite country or countries
and have activities planned around those choices. Each camp session will offer the children
an array of fun and creative learning experiences including sports, drama, environmental
awareness, games, music, crafts, and swimming all centered on a different weekly camp
theme. Every week also features swimming at Hinsdale pool on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
weekly field trips, and free lunch on Fridays. Each camper will also receive a camp t-shirt (one per
Summper Camps
child). Extended hours are available from 7:45am-6:00pm.

Age: Entering 1st through 8th grades in the fall.
Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
Min/Max: 20/70 Weekly Daily
Code Dates Days Member/Non Fee Member/Non Fee
5143307 6/13-8/19* Monday-Friday $150/$215 $55/$80
*No camp on Monday, July 4th.
Family Rate Family Rate Members Family Rate Non-Members

5143307-F $120/week $170/week
(Family rate applies to siblings only!! The first child pays the regular weekly rate, and then each additional
child receives the discounted family rate)
Summer Day Camp Weekly Themes 2011

Week 1 Week 5 Week 9
USA Eastern Europe Australia
(Fleetwood Skating Rink) (Water Park) (Safari Land)
Week 2 Week 6 Week 10

Central America & the Caribbean Africa Choose Your Own Adventure
Swimming on (Shedd Aquarium) (Windy City Thunderbolts (Chicago Shakespeare
baseball game) Theater play)
Tuesdays and Week 3
Thursdays! South America Week 7 Swimming Tuesday and
(Eli’s Cheesecake Factory Tour) Northern Asia Thursdays at the Hinsdale
(Dupage County Fair) Pool *Weather Permitting*
Week 4
Western Europe Week 8
(MagiQuest) Southern Asia
Weekly (Lincoln Park Zoo)
Field Trips!
Before Camp & After Camp Care
Before Camp Care is available from 7:45 am-9:00 am Monday through Friday during each session
of Summer Day Camp. After Camp Care is available from 3:00pm to 6:00 pm, Monday through
Friday during each session of Summer Day Camp.These services are only available to persons registered
in the corresponding Day Camp Session.
Free Lunch Age: Entering 1st through 8th grades in the fall.
Fridays! Location: The Community House
Min/Max: 5/30
Code: 5143308 - Before Camp Care
Time: 7:45am-9:00am
Fee: $30 members/$45 non-members per week • $10 members/$15 non-members per day
Code: 5143309 - After Camp Care
Time: 3:00pm-6:00pm
Fee: $75 members/$110 non-members per week • $25 members/$40 non-members per day
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Kiddie Camp
Does your child need something fun and educational to do over the summer? If so, then Kiddie
Camp is a great place for your child!! Kiddie Camp will offer your child an exciting first camp experience.
During each week, campers will be exposed to a variety of fun and creative experiences including:
sports, drama, music, crafts, nature and games. Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt (one per
child). Children must be the appropriate age by the first day of the session they are registered to
attend. All children who attend Kiddie Camp must be potty trained! All participants must bring their
lunch or a snack with them every day. A snack will not be provided.
Age: 3-5 years
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
Min/Max: 10/15 Weekly Daily
Code Dates Days Member/Non Fee Member/Non Fee
Summer Camps
5243302 6/13-8/18* Mon-Thur $60/$85 $23/$33
*No camp on 7/4
BACK AGAIN THIS YEAR—KIDDIE CAMP WEEK RUNS MONDAY-THURSDAY!
Art-rageous Sports Camp

We are excited to collaborate with Hinsdale Center for the Arts to bring you this special program.
Expand your skills on the field, while developing your artistic talents in this all-in-one camp. Campers
will spend half the morning playing a variety of sports and games while learning the importance of
sportsmanship with the sports staff. Then, campers will work with HCA’s Visual Arts faculty to create
cool sport-related art projects. At the end of camp, each camper will see themselves as a “champion”!
All supplies are included, this class will meet at The Community House. *Registration for this class
is taken at the Hinsdale Center for the Arts - please call, 630-887-0203 for more information.
Min/Max: 10/30
Age Dates Day Time Member/Non Fee
7-11 6/20-6/24 M-F 9am-12pm $160/$210
7-11 8/1-8/5 M-F 9am-12pm $160/$210
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Flag Football Camp
Get ready for Flag Football this fall by learning from athletes who have played football at the
collegiate and/or professional level. This high energy non-contact football camp teaches the
fundamentals of the sport including passing, receiving, blocking, routes, and more. Classes
will also include scrimmages and occasional guest speakers from current and former NFL
and college teams.
Age: 1st-6th grades (age divisions will be separated at camp)
Location: Robins Park/TCH Field House
Instructor: On-the-Go Sports
Min/Max: 20/100
5343284-1 4/11-5/16 Monday 6:00pm-7:00pm $115/$150
5343284-2 6/13-6/17 M-F 10:00am-12:00pm $165/$200
5343284-3 7/11-7/15 M-F 10:00am-12:00pm $165/$200
Summper Camps
Dodge ball and Kickball Camp

We want you to be part of our summer fun! In this exciting sports camp, participants will learn the
basic fundamentals of dodge ball and kickball in a non-contact environment. Camps will be staffed
by athletes who have excelled at sports in the collegiate and/or professional level.
Age: 1st-6th grade (age divisions will be separated at camp)
Location: Robbins Park/TCH Field House
Instructor: On the Go Sports
Min/Max: 12/40
5343261 7/18-7/22 M-F 11:00am-12:00pm $105/$135
Basketball Camp
Get a head start for Jodie Harrison Basketball this winter! Former collegiate and professional players
will instruct participants and work on improving skills like dribbling, shooting, ball handling, and passing
skills. Younger participants will learn the basic fundaments of basketball, while also being exposed
to the basic rules, offensive and defensive principles of the game.
Age: 1st-6th grades (age divisions will be separated at camp)
Instructor: On the Go Sports
Location: The Community House Fieldhouse
Min/Max: 12/40
5343211-1 5/3-6/7 Tuesday 5:30-6:30pm $115/$150
5343211-2 6/20-6/24 M-F 3:00-5:00pm $165/$200
5343211-3 7/18-7/22 M-F 3:00-5:00pm $165/$200
5343211-4 8/15-8/19 M-F 2:00-4:00pm $165/$200
Chess Camp
Campers will receive master chess instruction from U.S. Chess Federation and World Chess
Federation (FIDE) Masters, all of whom have vast experience in teaching chess to children. Our
instructors will lead students through various activities, including tournaments, blitz chess, lectures,
bughouse chess, and game analysis. The instructors will cover openings, endgames, tactics, and
strategies. Games of the masters and the games of the campers will be analyzed. Campers will be
placed in groups according to age and ability level. We will have physical activity, including soccer
and basketball every day. Campers must bring a bag lunch daily. Please indicate t-shirt size and your
ability level on the registration form.
Age: 6-14
Min/Max: 10/30
5143210-1 6/13-6/17 M-F 9:00-3:00pm $280/$350
5143210-2 6/13-6/17 M-F 9:00-12:00pm $150/$190
5143210-3 6/13-6/17 M-F 12:00-3:00pm $150/$190
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Volunteer Camp
Back by popular demand and better than ever! Volunteer Camp is being offered for 3
weeks; participants may sign up for the entire 3 week camp or individual weeks. Following
an orientation to volunteering, campers will travel by van from The Community House to a
different location each morning. Participants will receive a t-shirt.
Age: Entering 7th through 9th grades in the Fall.
Min/Max: 4/13
Location: The Community House and other locations
G I V E BACK LO C ALLY ! GATHE R YOUR F RI E NDS AND HAV E F UN!
Summer Camps
WEEK 1 Schedule
Code: 1041130-1
Member/Non Fee: $55/$65
Monday, June 13: 9:00am-Noon

West Suburban Humane Society- Clean cages
or kennels and interact with cats or dogs.
Tuesday, June 14: 9:00am-Noon

Willowbrook Corner - Interact with children from
a low income, ethnically diverse neighborhood
who are participating in a summer day camp
program.
Wednesday, June 15: 9:00am-Noon

HCS Family Services - Volunteer at a food pantry
distributing food to low income families.
Thursday, June 16: 9:00am-Noon

Graue Mill and Museum - clean and inventory WEEK 3 Schedule
artifacts. Code: 1041130-3
WEEK 2 Schedule Monday, June 27: 9:00am-Noon

Code:1041130-2 West Suburban Humane Society - Clean cages
Member/Non Fee: $55/$65 or kennels and interact with cats or dogs.
Monday, June 20: 9:00am-Noon Tuesday, June 28: 9:00am-Noon

Hanson Center - Provide help as needed in the Willowbrook Corner - Interact with children from
horse barn. a low income, ethnically diverse neighborhood
who are participating in a summer day camp
Tuesday, June 21: 9:00am-Noon program.
Willowbrook Corner - Interact with children from
a low income, ethnically diverse neighborhood Wednesday, June 29: 9:00am-Noon
who are participating in a summer day camp HCS Family Services - Volunteer at a food pantry
program. distributing food to low income families.
Wednesday, June 22: 9:00am-Noon Thursday, June 30: 9:00am-Noon

HCS Family Services - Volunteer at a food pantry The Community House - play games with pre-
distributing food to low income families. schoolers during Kiddie Camp.
Thursday, June 23: 9:00am-Noon Become a Fan of

Mayslake Peabody Estate - Do indoor and out- The Community House
on Facebook
door cleaning and gardening.
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C O M P U T E R E X P L O R E R S
Fun-Gineering with Simple Machines
Using Lego™ Educational kits, budding engineers will learn about simple machines by building
models of real-life devices such as a motorized car, a drawbridge, a motorized crane and a conveyor
belt. They will learn about the concepts of pulleys, levers, wheels and axles, and gears and bring
their projects to life using battery-operated motors. Through the building of realistic motorized models,
students will develop an understanding of mechanical principles. They will explore, investigate, and
solve problems in a fun group environment. 2 children per LEGO ® kit.
Age: 8-12 years
Instructor: Computer Explorers
Youth Programs
Min/Max: 4/8
5143232-1 4/4-4/25 Monday 4:00-5:30pm $100/$145
NEW!
Razzle Dazzle Robotics
Move over, Hermione and Harry! Build a magic wand that makes amazing things happen on the
computer: one shake of the wand and the computer does your bidding! Build your own robot puppet
that makes an animal dance on the screen. This special course uses the most innovative tools available
to build robots with sensors that communicate and control the computers. Dazzle your friends with
what you create and what you learn! 2 students will work in a team.
Age: 8-12 years
Min/Max: 4/12
5143232-2 5/2-5/23 Monday 4:00-5:30pm $100/$145
Video Game Animation

Students can enter the world of video game animation by creating characters that dance, sing and
interact with one another. Add sound effects and music clips to create a dynamic video animation
game using an innovative programming language created just for kids. Receive a copy of your game
after class ends. You can even post your game online so that your friends, your parents, even your
grandmother can play your video game! Creativity rules in this fun version of video game design!
Students will work in teams of 2.
Age: 8-12 years
Min/Max: 4/8
5143232-3 6/20-6/23 Mon-Thur 10:00-11:30am $100/$145

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Lights, Camera, Action – Making Your Own Star Wars™ movie
Do you want to be the next George Lucas? We will create our very own Star Wars™ movie using
special digital movie making cameras and software. As directors and producers we will work in
teams to create our own story and script, build various Star Wars™ Lego ® scenes and film our own
movie. We will use graphic editing techniques and stop motion animation, add background noise
and music, and show our movie at a private screening on the last day of class. All students will get
a copy of their movie after class is complete.
Age: 8-12 years
Min/Max: 4/8
5143232-4 7/25-7/28 Mon-Thur 10:00-11:30am $100/$145
Youth Programs
NEW!
3D Video Worlds
Learn the fundamentals involved in creating your own 3D video game world! With a simple click
and roll of a mouse wheel you can modify your world however you want. You will develop and storyboard
your game design and learn to place animals, trees, characters, and other items in your own virtual
world! You will also learn the basic subsystems and scripting entailed in a 3D game system. If
you like 2-D, you will love 3-D!!
Age: 8-12 years
Min/Max: 4 / 8
5143232-5 8/8-8/11 Mon-Thur 10:00-11:30am $100/$145
Computer Typing for Beginners

Computer Typing for Beginners will teach your child to type using the correct finger positions and
proper typing procedures. No more hunt-and-pecking. The class will consist of teacher-taught repetitive
drills, practice, and timings. Children will not be placed at a machine with headsets. This is typing
the old-fashioned way, probably the way you were taught. Give your child a skill they will use forever.
Grades: 3rd-8th
Instructor: Lucy Oleski
Min/Max: 4/10
5143480-1 4/12-5/31 Tuesday 4:00-5:15pm $99/$130
5143480-2 6/14-7/7 Tues & Thur 10:00-11:15am $99/$130
NEW!
Typing for Speed and Accuracy (Typing 2)
This class is designed to enhance and improve touch typing skills by analyzing typing mistakes and
correcting them with specific drills geared towards correcting those weaknesses. By overcoming the
problem areas, typing speed can be acquired. Students who have completed the Computer Typing
for Beginner’s Class and/or students who are proficient at touch typing without looking at their keys
can sign up for this class. We will only review the keyboard during the first session. Interested students
must know the location of all the alphabetic keys.
Grades: 3rd-8th
Instructor: Lucy Oleski
Min/Max: 4/10
5143480-3 4/12-5/31 Tuesday 5:30-6:45pm $99/$130
5143480-4 6/14-7/7 Tues & Thur 1:00-2:15pm $99/$130
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High School 101 Workshop
INCOMING FRESHMEN – Are you wondering what to expect from high school and how it works?
PARENTS – As your child enters high school, are you concerned he/she may have trouble with
organization, planning, time management or understanding the expectations? High School 101 is a
2 hour high school preparation workshop which will provide realistic examples and take-home tools
to help students master the basics and have a successful freshman year. High School 101 is taught
by Lisa Marsicano, M.A.T., an executive function skills specialist, private tutor and former high school
teacher. For more information please contact Lisa at 847.927.6300 or marsicano@sbcglobal.net.
**Please bring your class schedule with you to the workshop.
Age: Incoming Freshmen
Instructor: Lisa Marsicano, Solutions for Student Success, LLC
Min/Max: 4/12
5543454-1 8/9 Tuesday 4:00-6:00pm $70/$90
5543454-2 8/15 Monday 4:00-6:00pm $70/$90
Youth Programs
Stranger Danger
The focus of this program is to teach children about the potential dangers of strangers through the
explanation of numerous safety tips by Hinsdale Police Officers. McGruff, the crime-fighting dog,
will make a special guest appearance. An adult must accompany children.
Age: 4-8 years, with parents
Instructors: Hinsdale Police Department & McGruff
Min/Max: 5/25
5143401 6/23 Thursday 4-4:45pm $12/$17
Junior Firefighters
Hinsdale Firefighters explain and demonstrate important fire safety practices. Children will tour the
Fire Safety house. Firefighters will show participants how to exit a home in the event of a fire and
how to recognize potential fire hazards. Children must be accompanied by and adult.
Age: 4-8 years, with parent
Location: Hinsdale Fire Department
Instructors: Hinsdale Fire Department
Min/Max: 5/25
5143402 6/21 Tuesday 4-4:45pm $12/$17
The Reading Ladies…

The Reading Ladies offer one-on-one tutoring in multi-sensory, research-based approaches to reading,
spelling, comprehension, fluency and math. These include, but are not limited to, Lindamood-Bell©,
RAVE-O©, Wilson Language©, Great Leaps Fluency© and Developing Metacognitive Skills©.
For information, go to www.thereadingladies.com, or contact Suzanne Petree at (708) 927-0187
or Suzanne.petree@gmail.com.
Obtain Optimal Outcomes!

Study/organizational tutoring sessions improve executive function skills. Study strategies, test-taking
strategies, time and homework management, goal setting and prioritizing are addressed. Create a system
to stay organized! A step-by-step approach optimizes academic success.
Contact Suzanne Petree Suzanne.petree@gmail.com, Mary Kiser marypkiser@yahoo.com or
Andrea Moen nanmoen@comcast.net.
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Parent-Tot Gymnastics
Enroll your toddler in this action-packed gymnastics class. Activities are designed to help each child
develop balance, coordination, beginning social skills, and have fun! The instructor will introduce
skills pertaining to vault, bars, beam, and floor where parents will help assist their child through the
various activities. Each class session will have its own theme which will be handed out in advance.
Come to the first class wearing your favorite color! We ask that there please be one parent per child.
Age: 18 months-3 years
Min/Max: 5/15
Instructor: Jenna Volpi
5343142-1 May 5-June 23* Thursday 1:00pm-2:00pm $80/$105
5343142-2 July 11-August 15 Monday 12:00pm-1:00pm $80/$105
*No class May 26
Youth Athletics
Preschool Gymnastics
This class will help to improve coordination, strength, balance, flexibility, and build self confidence,
all in an exciting and fun environment. Preschool gymnastics is for children who have never taken
gymnastics classes before or have taken one to two classes in the past. The instructor will teach
your child to learn and experiment with skills pertaining to vault, bars, beam, and floor.
Age: 4-5 years
Min/Max: 4/8
Instructor: Jenna Volpi
5343142-3 May 5-June 23* Thursday 12:00pm-1:00pm $80/$105
5343142-4 July 11-August 15 Monday 1:00pm-2:00pm $80/$105
*No class May 26
EZ Tennis
Come see what all the excitement is about! Learn to play tennis quickly and easier than on a regular
court! With EZ Tennis kids can learn the basics of the game; technique, form, strategy, without the
frustration of playing on a full-size court. EZ Tennis uses a smaller, more manageable racquet; a
larger, nerf-like ball; and an undersized court and net system that allow kids to succeed at the game
of tennis while serving as a platform to learning the game on a full-size court.
Min/Max: 5/8
Age: 3-6 years
5343302-1 4/12-5/31 Tuesday 1:30-2:30pm $110/$150
5343302-2 4/13-6/1 Wednesday 1:30-2:30pm $110/$150
5343302-5 6/21-8/9 Tuesday 1:00-1:55pm $110/$150
5343302-6 6/22-8/10 Wednesday 1:00-1:55pm $110/$150
Age: 6-8 years
5343302-3 4/12-5/31 Tuesday 3:30-4:30pm $110/$150
5343302-4 4/13-6/1 Wednesday 3:30-4:30pm $110/$150
5343302-7 6/21-8/9 Tuesday 2:00-2:55pm $110/$150
5343302-8 6/22-8/9 Wednesday 2:00-2:55pm $110/$150
Don’t forget . . . to visit us online to view upcoming special

events and programs. You can also register online at . . .
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The Community House Flag Football League
Open Registration begins April 2
Get the total football experience without the contact. Flag football is a sport where the
emphasis is good speed, agility, teamwork, and precision. It is the perfect forum for players
who love playing football, are just starting out or do not want to get into pads just yet. A limited
number of spots are available for each grade division. *Late registration will be taken upon
availability. The Program Director will determine team selection. Team placement
requests will not be honored. All efforts will be made to place players with schoolmates,
however, it is not guaranteed. Volunteer coaches are needed at all grade levels. Please
sign up at the front desk or call the Program Director for more information. All games are
played at Robbins Park.
Code Grade Min/Max Date(s) Day Time

Youth Athletics
5343230-1 2nd-3rd 104/156 9/10-10/29 Saturday 9:00-3:00pm

5343230-2 4th- 5th 104/156 9/10-10/29 Saturday 9:00-3:00pm
5343230-3 6th,7th,8th 78/104 9/11-10/30 Sunday 12:00-2:00pm
* No games Columbus Day Weekend, October 8-9

* Practice begins the week of August 29.
Early Bird Fee: Members Only

3/21-4/1 $105
Regular Registration Fee: Members Non-Members
4/2-7/31 $115 $135 ONLINE
Last Minute Registration Fee: Members Non-Members REGISTRATION
8/1 or later $135 $155
* No refunds after August 29th
SAVE THE DATE - A coaches’ meeting will be held on August 18, 7:00pm, at The Community House
Windy City Fencing

Looking for a new, educational, exciting sport camp for your child? Chicago’s premier fencing club,
Windy City Fencing, has the largest youth fencing program in the Chicago area. This beginner class
includes training in epee, one of the weapons of modern fencing and the weapon used in the modern
pentathlon. The WCF philosophy is to use fencing to teach respect, self-control, good sportsmanship,
and teamwork. This class allows youth fencers to participate, progress, and compete at their pace,
with the strongest coaching support possible. Coaches include former Olympic, World Championship,
and NCAA competitors.
Min/Max: 10/15
Code Age Dates Day Time Member/Non Fee
5543445 8 & up 7/11-7/14 M-TH 9:30am-12:00pm $280/$360
Mulhern Irish Dancing School

Come out and get stepping in one of the fastest growing dance forms anywhere! Irish step dancing
is catching on wherever you go, and our class focuses on the fundamentals of rhythm, feet placement and
body position. Irish dancing also promotes coordination, balance and healthy physical activity.
Age: Girls 4-16 years
Min/Max: 5/25
Instructors: Coleen Malloy & Eileen O’Kane
Introductory Irish Dance Lessons (3-5 years)

This is a fun filled class for kids who would like to learn about Irish Dance. The class is designed
for those who have not had any previous Irish Dance instructions.
5143403-1 5/27-8/19* Friday 4:00-4:45 pm $175/$230
Irish Dance Lessons (5 years & up)

This class is for those who may have participated in the Intro class and would like to learn more
about Irish Dance. It is also for kids who are just starting out, but fulfill the age requirements.
5143403-2 5/27-8/19* Friday 5:00-5:45 pm $175/$230
*No class on 7/1 and 7/22
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American Red Cross
Babysitter’s Certification
If you’re 11 to 15 years old, you
can get the knowledge, skill, and
confidence to care for infants
and school-age children. This
training will help participants
develop skills in leadership and
professionalism; safety and safe
play; and first aid. The course will
combine video, activities, hands-on
skills training and discussion for
a complete learning experience.
Youth Center
Please bring a sack lunch.
Age: 11-15
Min/Max: 7/16
Location: The youth center,
229 Symonds Drive
Date: June 21
Day: Tuesday
Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
Code: 5543410-1
Session II
Date: August 2
Day: Tuesday
Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
Code: 5543410-2
YOUTH CENTER
We want YOU to
Located at 229 Symonds Drive, the Youth Center provides middle
tell us what to do! school students with a place to hang out, relax, and have fun.
If you don’t see the types of programs,
activities, trips, volunteer opportunities Enjoy unlimited video, arcade, and recreational games, or just
you want, then tell us! Give us grab a snack, watch TV, and check your email. The youth center
ideas for things you and your friends offers a variety of special events like Friday night parties, movie
want to do. nights, and numerous trips throughout the year, including: Great
America, paintballing, skiing, shopping, and more. In addition, the
Call 630-323-7500 x 237 or email
youth center offers opportunities for teens to get involved with
Jvolpi@ thecommunityhouse.org.
service projects and volunteering. Membership is $65/year and
is included in your membership with The Community House.
RENT THE YOUTH CENTER!

Spice up your next party or event by holding it at the youth center!
The youth center is perfect for any gathering, from a small graduation
party to a big birthday bash. Hold your next business meeting
downstairs in the multi-purpose room, or treat your youth group to
Become a Fan of a fun evening of games and movies upstairs. See the Birthday Party
The Community House section for special packages! Contact Chad Griffin at 630-323-7500
on Facebook ext. 247 for details.
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YC SPECIAL EVENTS WHATEVER WEDNESDAYS
Facing another summer in front of the TV? Break
5th Grade “Graduation” Parties the monotony every Wednesday by spending
The youth center is the place to be for middle the day taking fun trips with your friends! From
school students, and we’d like to welcome all amusement parks, to baseball games…“whatever”
incoming 6th graders to join in on the fun! Enjoy your interests – we’ve got you covered! All trips
a DJ playing all the latest hits, dancing, pizza, leave from and return to The Community House.
Participants will be responsible for purchasing
video games, and more. Come hang out with old
their own lunch. All trips are ages 11-16.
friends and meet your future classmates! What
better way to end your 5th grade year than at the
youth center spring party? Great America
Location: The youth center, 229 Symonds Drive Looking for thrills? Well, you've found them.
Date: May 6: Future HMS Students (Elm, Oak,
Youth Center
Experience some of the fastest, tallest, wildest,

Madison, St. Issac’s, The Lane) most gut-wrenching, rides in the country - including
May 13: Future CHMS Students (Monroe, a few record-breakers. If roller coasters aren’t
Prospect, Walker) your thing, check out hundreds of classic rides,
Time: 6:00-8:00pm games, and top-shelf entertainment. Such a
Fee: $5 ($1 ea. for pizza, pop, and concessions) popular trip - Don’t miss it! Please bring money
for lunch.
Min/Max: 10/50
Flashlight Egg Hunt Code: 5543413-1
Get your flashlights ready and don’t miss out on Dates: June 22
the best egg hunt in Chicago. Come out and try Time: 9:00am-6:30pm
your luck! Eggs will be stuffed with candy, gift Member/Non Fee: $65/$80
cards and one lucky winner will win an iPod shuffle!
After the egg hunt, we will head back into the
Challenge Park Xtreme Paintball
youth center for pizza, pop, and some rocking
Please register early!
music! The actual egg hunt will start at 7:30PM Challenge Park Xtreme has created the ultimate
SHARP! Pre-registration is highly encouraged. experience in paintball excitement with 5 major
Grades: 6th grade and up theme fields, 17 wooded fields, and a target range
Code: 5543450 for warming up. Fee includes 500 paintballs and
Location: The Youth Center lunch; please bring money for additional paintballs.
Date: April 15 Participants should wear pants and a long-sleeved
Day: Friday t-shirt (even if the weather is nice) and bring quarters
Time: 7:00-9:00pm if they wish to keep their belongings in lockers.
Fee: $7 Min/Max: 10/28
Code: 5543426-2
Dates: August 10
Back to School BASH - Time: 9:00am-4:00pm
Battle of the Bands Member/Non Fee: $70/$85
Summer may be over, but the fun doesn’t have
to end yet! On Friday, August 19, The Community
House will transform into a hangout for you and
all your friends. This back-to-school party will
feature live music in a Battle of the Bands competition,
contests, food, and more! Open to students
entering 6th-10th grades. Parent chaperones
are needed - contact Jenna at 630-323-7500 ext
237 if you are interested in helping.
Age: 6th-10th graders
Date: August 19
Day: Friday
Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Fee: $10 at the door
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WHATEVER WEDNESDAYS
Chicago Cubs vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Spending a day out watching baseball with your
friends will definitely be one you won’t forget!
Remember to bring money for delicious ball park
hot-dogs and souvenirs. A limited number of
seats are available; make sure you register early
before this trip is full! The Cubs are gonna win today!
Min/Max: 8/13
Location: Meet at The Community House
Code: 5543423-1
Date: July 20
Youth Center
Time: 11:30am-6:00pm
NEW!
Blue Man Group
Home to Briar Street Theater, Blue Man Group is Whirlyball
best known for its widely popular shows and concerts This exciting game is right in our backyard!
that combine music, comedy, and multimedia Lombard is home to one of only three whirlyball
theatrics to produce an absolutely exceptional courts in Illinois! Whirlyball is a sport that combines
form of entertainment.Their unique music is created elements of lacrosse with the players riding
through the use of drums, strings, airpoles, Whirlybugs, small electric vehicles similar to
tubes, gyro shots, and shaker gongs. It is sure to bumper cars.This game is becoming a phenomenon
be a terrific performance. Do not miss this trip! and we want you to experience it first-hand. If
*The show is 1 hour and forty-five minutes. Attire you choose to accept the challenge, you will use
is casual. hand-held scoops to propel whiffle balls at your
Code: 5543459 scoring target. With a maximum of 5 on a team,
Location: Meet at The Community House you will have a bang-up time trying to outscore
Date: July 13 the competition.
Time: 12:30pm-5:30pm Age: 11-16
Min/Max: 10/30 Location: meet at The Community House
Member/Non Fee: $65/$85 Min/Max: 6/20
Code: 5543426
Date: June 15
Raging Waves Waterpark Time: 11:00 am-3:00 pm
Grab your friends and have a blast at Illinois’ Member/Non Fee: $40/$55
largest waterpark! Ranked as Illinois’ top summer
destination by USA Today, Raging Waves has
boomerang, cyclone, speed, tube rides, a lazy Starved Rock State Park
river, wave pool, and much more. Register early During our visit we will seek out the awesome
before this trip is full! Please bring money for wood carvings on the Lodge grounds and in the
lunch. Park. From Indian carvings and Animal carvings
Min/Max: 10/28 to totems and functional carved art; you will have
Code: 5543430 fun finding all the art the park has to offer. The
Date: August 3 waterfalls and canyons are unexpected wonders,
Time: 9:00am-5:00pm nestled within 2,630 acres of forests with a backdrop
Member/Non Fee: $35/$45 for activities of 18 canyons formed by glacial
meltwater and stream erosion. Don’t miss this
beautiful experience! *Please bring money for lunch.
Don’t forget . . . Age: 11-16
to visit us online to view upcoming Location: meet at The Community House
special events and programs. Min/Max: 10/28
Code: 5543454
Date: June 29
You can also register online at . . .
Time: 9:00 am-2:00 pm
www.thecommunityhouse.org Member/Non Fee: $15/$25
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Aurora Premium Outlet Mall Centennial Beach – DJ on Deck
Get your back to school shopping done at the Swim to your favorite music played courtesy of
Aurora Premium Outlet Mall! Everything that you Naperville's radio station 95.9 The River. Great
need for the 2011-2012 school year is at one music, games and giveaways will make for lots
destination. From Lucky Band to Coach this mall of swimming fun. Whether you want to make a
has it all. Don’t miss out on these great deals. splash jumping off the diving board, swim with
friends, or lay out on the beach – Centennial has
*Please bring money for lunch.
it all! *Please bring money for food.
Age: 11-16
Age: 11-16
Location: Meet at The Community House Code: 5543456
Code: 5543457 Location: Meet at The Community House
Date: August 17 Date: August 8
Time: 10:00am-3:00pm Day: Monday
Youth Center
Min/Max: 8/28 Time: 4:00pm-8:30pm

Member/Non-member Fee: $15/$25 Min/Max: 8/28
Member/non-member Fee: $20/$30
Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers

Spending a day out watching baseball with your SCHOOL’S OUT TRIPS
friends will definitely be one you won’t forget!
Challenge Park Xtreme Paintball
Remember to bring money for delicious ball park
Please register early!
hot-dogs and souvenirs. A limited number of
Challenge Park Xtreme has created the ultimate
seats are available; make sure you register early experience in paintball excitement with 5 major
before this trip is full! Go-go White Sox! theme fields, 17 wooded fields, and a target range
Min/Max: 8/13 for warming up. Fee includes 500 paintballs and
Code: 5543423-2 lunch; please bring money for additional paintballs.
Location: Meet at The Community House Participants should wear pants and a long-
Date: July 27 sleeved t-shirt (even if the weather is nice) and
Time: 11:30am-6:00pm bring quarters if you wish to keep your belongings
Member/Non Fee: $60/$75 in lockers.
Age: 11-15
Location: meet at The Community House
Min/Max: 10/28
YC TRIPS Code: 5543426-1
Date: April 22
Chicago Fire vs. Day: Friday
New York Red Bulls Soccer Game Time: 9:00am-4:00pm
Throughout their first 12 seasons, the Chicago Member/Non Fee: $70/$85
Fire have proven to be a force in Major League
Soccer.The Fire have always given fans something
to cheer about and we want you to be a part of ESPN Zone
the action at Toyota Park. With international players Enter into the ESPN Zone in downtown Chicago,
from around the globe, including USA, Poland, where you will find 10,000 square feet of interactive
Colombia, Mexico, and Costa Rica this is sure to sports oriented video games and150 TVs. Hang
be an event that you will not want to miss! *Please out with your friends, eat, watch sports, and play
games. Bring money for lunch and for extra
bring money for lunch.
gaming points.
Age: 11-16
Code: 5543417
Code: 5543458 Age: 10-15
Location: Meet at The Community House Min/Max: 5/14
Date: June 26 Location: meet at The Community House
Day: Sunday Date: May 20
Time: 11:30am-4:00pm Day: Friday
Min/Max: 8/28 Time: 10:30am-3:00pm
Member/Non member Fee: $45/$60 Member/Non Fee: $20/$35
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A+ Active Adults
Tired of the same old routine, looking for something new and fun to do? The Active Adults program
has it all!! Whether you like to play cards, exercise or take a computer class, the Active Adults
Program is for you. We welcome everyone, from moms looking for fun while the kids are in school,
to empty-nesters, to retirees. Check out some of these activities and call the office for a current
listing of day trips and special events. For more information or to become a member, call
(630) 323-7500 ext. 225.
Now Showing Movies Twice a Month Book Discussion Group

Videos of current films are shown on the 2nd The A+ Active Adults Book Discussion Group
Adult/Active Adult Programs

and 4th Thursday of each month at 12:30pm. meets the first Monday of each month at 10:30
Come check out our new wall - mounted HDTV!! a.m. in the A+ Room at The Community House.
Movies are $1 per person. Please see the latest This is a small and friendly group that welcomes
Active Adults Brochure for a current listing of the newcomers! Please come by and join us for some
interesting discussion about some great books.
movies.
Retired Men’s Roundtable Computer Groups

A group of retired business and professional Indian Prairie Computer Club - Meets on the
2nd Wednesday of each month at 9:30am. This
men from Hinsdale and the surrounding communities
group offers periodic presentations by guest
meets monthly on the 4th Wednesday of the
speakers or club members, as well as general
month, starting at 9:30 a.m. to hear a stimulating question and answer sessions.
speaker on a subject of current or local interest. Computer Users Group - This group meets the
Coffee and donuts provided. Fee: $3 at the door. 3rd Friday of each month at 9:30 am. The meeting
Ask about our smaller specialty groups for is an open forum and everyone is welcome. Bring
Investments, and Finance. us your computer questions.
Card Groups:
Bridge – Tuesday, 9:00 am – Intermediate Level
Relaxed Bridge – Friday, 12:30 pm – Soliciting advice is permitted
Men’s Bridge – Tuesday, 12:00 pm – Call Wes Whittington for more information (708) 246-9279
Women’s Canasta – Wednesday, 1:00 pm – Fun and lively group
NEW! Mah Jongg – Tuesday, 1:00 pm – All are welcome to this fun, new group
CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation)

Heartsaver class – The Heartsaver AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) class is intended for people
who need or desire certification in CPR but are not healthcare professionals. Classes include a pocket
mask and training on Automatic External Defibrillators.
Location: Hinsdale Fire Department
Code Date Day Time Member Fee
3049152-1 4/16/11 Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm $30
3049152-2 5/21/11 Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm $30
3049152-3 6/18/11 Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm $30
3049152-4 7/16/11 Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm $30
3049152-5 8/20/11 Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm $30
A+ Active Adults
generously supported by
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Trips and Events
Please see the Active Adults Brochure for more information about other trips and events.
Lifeline Screening - The Community House – Friday, April 1, 2011 • 9:00am-4:00pm

Screenings are fast and painless and take about 90 minutes to complete. The complete Wellness
package includes the Stroke/Carotid Artery, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm, Ankle Brachial Index
(hardening of the arteries, which is Peripheral Arterial Disease) and the Osteoporosis bone mass
density screening. The package costs $129.00.
Sign up for the Atrial Fibrillation screening (an EKG for an irregular heartbeat) and pay $149. Pre-
registration is required. Call toll free 1-888-653-6441 to register.
Hinsdale and Burr Ridge Aging Well Action Team Present:

Ask the Expert – Clean House Declutter Workshop
The Community House –Tuesday, April 12, 2011, 9:30am-12:00pm
Join us for this workshop with professional organizer Kim Cosentino of the De-Clutter Box. Topics
will include decluttering to downsize, how to get started, what to sell to make space and flat surface
disease. Outcome is to learn how to make a system work for you and how to design workable
spaces. Our second speaker from Goodwill will speak about the benefits of giving away your unwanted
items and how they’re used to benefit others.Lunch is included.You must pre-register by calling The Community
House at (630) 323-7500 ext. 0 by Thursday, April 7th. Fee: $7 per person, payable at the door.
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum and lunch - Tuesday, May 3, 2011 • 9:00 am-2:30 pm
Join us for a tour of the Jane Addams Hull-house museum, a dynamic memorial to social reformer
and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Jane Addams and other resident social reformers whose work
influenced the lives of their immigrant neighbors as well as national and international public policy.
After our tour, we’ll have lunch at the Greek Islands restaurant. Members: $60; Guests: $75.
The Outgoing Tide - Northlight Theatre – Wednesday, May 18, 2011 • 10:30am-4:30pm
You won’t want to miss this world premiere featuring John Mahoney. In a summer cottage on
Chesapeake Bay, Gunner has hatched an unorthodox plan to secure his family's future but meets
with resistance from his wife and son, who have plans of their own. As winter approaches, the three
must quickly find common ground and come to an understanding-before the tide goes out. This
new drama hums with dark humor and powerful emotion. We’ll enjoy lunch at Maggiano’s in Old
Orchard before the play. Members $80; Guests $95
The Madness of George III - Chicago’s Shakespeare Theatre

Wednesday, June 1, 2011 • 12:00pm-5:00pm
Tony Award-winning British playwright Alan Bennett has garnered worldwide acclaim as "arguably
the best playwright in England" (The New York Times). This sharply witty, surprisingly heartfelt story
chronicles the palace intrigue surrounding King George III's struggle to maintain political power,
aided by the love of his devoted queen. The monarch's endearing exultations and fiery rage evoke
an 18th-century King Lear. Members $75; Guests $90
Anderson Japanese Garden & Tinker Swiss Cottage

Tuesday, June 14, 2011 • 9:00 am-5:00 pm
We will travel to the Rockford area to tour the #1 rated Japanese Garden in North America. The
garden features a 50-foot waterfall, Tea House, Gazebo, lanterns and much more. After our guided
tour of these magnificent gardens, we’ll enjoy lunch at Cliffbreaker’s situated on the bluffs, high
above the Rock River in Rockford. Our tour will continue with a visit to the stunning 20-room Tinker Swiss
Cottage, one of a handful of Swiss-style homes from the 1800’s remaining in the United States.
Members $75; Guests $90
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A+ Computing-Adult Computer Classes
Spring Class Schedule – Session 43
Registration for Session 43 will take place on Monday, March 28, 2011 from 9:00am-11:00am at The Community
House. Beginner’s classes and Photoshop Elements classes will start the week of April 11, 2011
and all other classes start the week of April 25, 2011. Please call Kate Vogts (630) 323-7500 ext. 225
for more information or if you would be interested in working as a coach for one of the computer classes.
Our computer classes offer a low-cost, friendly introduction to using computers in classes specifically
designed for adults 40 and older. Our small class sizes, coaching assistance and volunteer adult
teachers make these classes an enriching and learning experience.
Computers for Beginners

This 4-session course is for those who have no knowledge of computers, but would like to get an

idea of what everyone is talking about. Hands-on instruction emphasizes use of the mouse and
keyboard. Included in the course is an explanation of the main parts of the computer, developing
mouse skills and learning some of the features of word processing. This course can be a good lead-in
to Introduction to Computers.
Introduction to Computers
How will you use your computer? This 4-session course builds on the Beginners course to help you
see what computers can do for you. You will learn to organize your data files on your computer,
compose letters, send and receive e-mail, use search engines and other on-line resources. You will
not become an expert in any of these fields in 4 weeks, but you will find the possibilities and decide
what areas you want to pursue. Important Note: Introduction to Computers is the foundation for the
following courses:
Word Processing
Using OpenOffice.org Writer as a no-cost stand-in for MS Word, this 4-session course will teach you
to create basic documents such as memos, faxes, letters, resumes and merge documents, as well
as complex or multi-part documents, complete with bibliographies, reference tables and indexes. You
will also learn how to use features such as spellchecker, a thesaurus, AutoCorrect, and hyphenation as
well as a variety of templates for almost every purpose. You can also create your own templates
using the wizards. You will also learn to design and produce text documents that include graphics,
tables or charts. Those documents can then be saved in a variety of formats, including the
OpenDocument format(ODF), Microsoft Word.doc format or HTML. You can also easily export your
document to the Portable Document Format (PDF).
Introduction to Photoshop Elements -- 7

This 8-session course is for students who have little or no experience with any digital imaging program.
Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0 is the program used to teach the basic skills needed to fix and
enhance photos. This FUN course is structured as a hands-on workshop. Topics include organizing
and enhancing your photos, emailing photos, creating greeting cards, wall calendars, scrapbook
albums, slideshows (complete with background music) and much, much more. The prerequisites for
the course are completion of the Introduction to Computers course and familiarity with Windows.
Photoshop Elements version 7.0 and up requires Windows XP or Vista. It is not necessary to own a
digital camera or a scanner. Word Graphics is a good lead-in for this course.
Internet
This 4-session course introduces the three most important aspects of using the Internet, information,
transactions and communications. It will show how to go “on-line” using either a dial-up or broadband
connection. It will cover how to choose an ISP, and how to “surf the Net” using a web browser and
a search engine. Students will learn Internet terminology and netiquette, and become familiar with
FAQ’s, Cookies, Viruses and Spam. In short, this course will change you from a Newbie to a Knowbie.
E Mail
This 4-session course explores all aspects of email and introduces instant messaging. It will show
you how to read, reply, forward and compose email messages. Alternative means of accessing email
while traveling or on vacation will be demonstrated.You will learn how to exchange family photos and
links to Internet sites. The prerequisite for the course is completion of the Introduction to Computers
course and moderate keyboarding skills are desirable.
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Prime Time A+
This is an easy to follow on-going class that welcomes new members. Enjoy a low-impact
workout designed to improve your cardiovascular fitness, strength, balance and flexibility.
We are dedicated to enhancing your fitness by promoting health and well being through
exercise. Purchase a 10-class punch card for $40 (Members) $60 (Guests).
Age: 18 and up
Instructor: Cathy McAndrews
Code Dates Day Time
3049110 On-going T,Th 8:45-9:45am
Adult Fitness Programs
Power Aerobics
This is a total body-conditioning program, designed for the person who selects a workout because
they love it! The cardiovascular conditioning portion of this one-hour class rotates weeks of high-low
aerobics, step, and interval training. Each class will include muscle strengthening and flexibility
training. Explore the limitless possibilities for maximal training in this high-energy class. Take fitness
to that next unexpected level of pleasure.
Age: 18 and up
Instructor: Cathy McAndrews
3049150-1 5/2-7/1* M, W, F 9:15-10:15am $104/$128
3049150-2 7/6-9/2 M, W, F 9:15-10:15am $104/$128
*No class 5/30 and 7/4
Power Aerobics Childcare Code: 3049151

Interested in registering for Morning Power Aerobics, but no one to watch the kids? Childcare is
available for your child (Ages: 6 months and up). Purchase a Childcare Punch Card (good for 12
classes) Members: $30; Non-Members $40. Or Members pay $7 per class, Non-Members $10 per
class based upon availability.
Pilates-Plus Mat Class

Experience working from the inside out and develop a better understanding of how your body
works. Increase core strength, flexibility of the spine. Improve posture, body alignment and the
mind-body connection. Learn how to use the stability ball, weights, resistance tubing and bands
and “gliding” to take your workout to the next level. The result will be a healthy body, inside and
out, that will last a lifetime. Please bring a mat to each class. For greater flexibility you now have
the option of signing up for one or two days a week. If you sign up for one day a week you may
attend either class.
Age: 18 and up
Min/Max: 6/15
Instructor: Cathy McAndrews and Shanna Otto (Th)
Mornings
3049145-1 5/2-6/29* M&W 10:30-11:30am $128/$150
3049145-2 once per week M or W $77/$97
3049145-5 7/6-8/31 M&W 10:30-11:30am $128/$150
3049145-6 once per week M or W $77/$97
*No class 5/30 and 7/4
Evenings
3049145-3 5/3-6/30 T & TH 7:30-8:30pm $135/$160
3049145-4 once per week T or TH $77/$97
3049145-7 7/5-9/1 T & TH 7:30-8:30pm $135/$160
3049145-8 once per week T or TH $77/$97
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Attention Older Adults – Seated Exercise!
For older adults and individuals with physical limitations or injuries, it can be difficult to participate
in an intense, standing exercise class. Our seated classes are for people who want to stay active
and mobile but want something gentle on the body and easy to do. You’ll be amazed what you can
do while seated in a chair! Our goal is to leave you feeling energized, empowered and smiling, so
you look forward to coming back All classes finish with time to socialize and share a healthy snack.
Sit and Get Fit

Mondays and Wednesdays 1-2 pm
Work on increasing range of motion, circulation, flexibility, balance and strength with easy to follow
moves. We sometimes use light weights or toning bands to improve strength.
Age: 18 and up

Instructor: Shanna Otto
Purchase a 10-class punch card for $50 (Members) $65 (Guests)
Code Dates Day Time
3049146 On-going* M&W 1:00-2:00pm
Fitness Flow Yoga

Practice the centuries old art of yoga to improve strength, flexibility and the mind-body connection.
In Fitness Flow Yoga, traditional yoga poses are linked together to provide a fluid, dynamic class.
See how overcoming physical challenges opens your mind to believing in your own potential. Find
peace through concentration.
Age: 18 and up
Instructor: Alice Gallagher and Sue Chilton
3049142-1 5/3-6/9 T & TH 9:00-10:00am $90/$110
3049142-2 once per week T or TH 9:00-10:00am $52/$72
3049142-3 6/14-7/28* T & TH 9:00-10:00am $90/$110
3049142-4 once per week* T or TH 9:00-10:00am $52/$72
* No class 7/5 and 7/7
Mother/Daughter Yoga Classes

Moms, are you looking for ways to spend quality time with your tweenage daughter? Please join us
for special Mother/Daughter Basic Yoga this spring/summer. Class is open to daughters age 10 and
up with their Moms (or other special woman in their life) and will include both individual and partner
Yoga poses. Each participant should bring a mat and wear comfortable clothing.
Age: 10 and up
Instructor: Sue Chilton
3049142-5 5/9, 6/13, 7/11 Monday 6:00-7:00pm $30/$50 per person
(includes all three classes)
Don’t forget . . . to visit us online to view upcoming special

events and programs. You can also register online at . . .
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Schedule-at-a-Glance
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
8:45-9:45am 8:45-9:45am
Prime Time Aerobics Prime Time Aerobics
w/Cathy w/Cathy
9:15-10:15am 9:00-10:00am 9:15-10:15am 9:00-10:00am 9:15-10:15am

Power Aerobics Fitness Yoga Power Aerobics Fitness Yoga Power Aerobics
w/Cathy w/Sue w/Cathy w/Alice w/Cathy
10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am
Pilates Plus Pilates Plus
w/Cathy or Shanna w/Cathy or Shanna
1:00-2:00pm 1:00-2:00pm
Sit, and Get Fit Sit, and Get Fit
w/Shanna w/Shanna
6:00-7:00pm 7:30-8:30pm 7:30-8:30pm

Mother/Daughter Yoga Pilates Plus Pilates Plus
5/9, 6/13, 7/11 w/Cathy or Shanna w/Cathy or Shanna
w/Sue
American Contract Bridge League -- the Defense

Defense is generally considered to be one of the most challenging parts of the game and half of
the hands you play will be on defense. Come and learn how to sharpen your skills in this key aspect
of the game. Each week includes several hands played by the students.
Instructor: Bob Meixner
Day: Mondays
Dates: March 28-May 16 (8 weeks)
Time: 9-11 am
Fee: $68 (Students will also need to purchase the textbook for $20)
Code: 2041205-A
Online You're First IN-LINE!

Create your new online account TODAY and begin registering online TODAY!*
User-friendly viewing and registration of all programs!

Manage and view your account transactions online!
Registration is quick and easy!
Visit www.thecommunityhouse.org and click

"Create An Online Account Today"
*Members’ ONLY registration begins March 21, non-member March 30
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Charlie’s Gift
Charlie’s Gift
C a l l C h a r l i e ’s G i f t f o r g r o u p a v a i l a b i l i t y ( 6 3 0 ) 8 1 0 - 1 2 0 0 .
Let’s Play
Map
MAIN STREET
Ages 3-5 and 5-7
TAG YOUR IT! Many children with special need
DOWNERS GROVE
struggle with the subtleties of playing and interacting

OGDEN AVENUE
with other children. Parents are often concerned

about going on play dates because they are
uncertain about how their child may or may not
TRACKS
respond. Let’s Play will focus on enhancing

MADISON STREET
reciprocal play skills to enrich each child’s
social development. Our Licensed Clinical
MADISON STREET
Professional Counselor will facilitate positive
interactions between each child so that they
OGDEN AVENUE
EIGHTH
HINSDALE
can practice new skills related to cooperation,

GARFIELD following directions, sharing, taking turns, and
SYMONDS
developing social/emotional language in a safe

and supportive environment. Therapy strategies
will include the use of interactive games, role
playing, modeling and using effective communication
Let's Play in the Park strategies and expressing feelings/emotions
Ages 3-5 and 5-7 appropriately.
Children learn in their natural environments with
their peers. Come join us while we play and
explore a new local playground/park in the “Let’s Hang Out!” Club
Downers Grove area. Small group activities will Ages 7-10, 10-13 and 14-17
focus on play skills, social language and using Being a kid is supposed to be a fun time. Yet,
effective coping strategies in a child's natural there are challenges as our kids learn all the
environment such as a playground or park. subtle social rules necessary to have relationships.
Their days are filled with opportunities to practice
Become a Fan of
these skills; however, they struggle to understand
Charlie’s Gift
them. Our Licensed Professional Counselor will
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work with the participants on understanding
and practicing social interactions such as taking
turns, making eye contact, emotional regulation,
and conversational skills. Children will practice
their skills in the context of fun, age-appropriate
activities and life skills. Our goal is for these kids
to develop and practice these skills and generalize
them to their everyday life.
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Go Girls! 'Tween and Teen
Ages 10-13 Social Communication Groups
Being a girl can be tons of fun! It can also offer Ages 10 -12 and 13-16
many challenges as our girls get older. Go Girls! Are you looking to build your child's social skills?
Is a group designed for girls to get together and Social communication groups combine the best
talk, play games, and practice some of those of both structured skill lessons and natural
subtle social cues that can be so difficult to interactions with peers in a relaxed setting. A
learn. It is a chance for our girls to be themselves licensed speech/language therapist will help
and just “hang out”. Our licensed Professional children problem solve their own difficulties
Counselor will work with the group on understanding while providing them with a new skill base for
and role playing social interactions, specifically social interactions. A small group might include
having conversations. We will focus on initiating conversation development, friendship building,
conversation, staying on topic, having reciprocal sharing ideas and playing games. Each group is
conversations, and reading body language. The limited to three children.Sessions meet on Tuesdays
Charlie’s Gift
girls will practice these skills in a safe environment and Wednesdays.

and in the context of fun, age-appropriate activities.
The goal of the group is for the girls to develop these
skills and generalize them to their everyday life. Talk about It (Communication Group)
Ages 8-10
This fun and interactive group will help your
“Let’s Go Out” child use words to communicate more effectively
Ages 12-16 with others. Lead by a licensed speech/ language
This group will meet once a month in a different therapist, each session will begin with a structured
location in our community. We will do a variety lesson that will teach children important rules of
of activities such as bowling, going out for communication such as turn-taking, positive
pizza, and miniature golf to practice our social and negative talk, question and answering skills
skills. So many of our kids are not interested in and perspective-taking. Social scripting and
after school sports activities, but this is a great other follow-up activities will be used to help
way for our kids to be social and do things they children apply the skills they learn to real situations.
normally wouldn’t do. We will be focusing on Each group is limited to three children. Sessions
developing social skills such as reciprocal con- meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
versations, taking turns, knowing when it’s your
turn to talk, and listening skills. Our Licensed
Professional Counselor will facilitate the group
and coordinate the outing.
Picky Eaters
Are you at your wits end with your picky eater?
Are you wondering if he or she is "just being a
kid" or if there is more to it? Let a speech-language
pathologist with feeding experience help you.
Feeding groups available for children would
benefit or let individual sessions help you find
practical ways to broaden your child's food
choices!

www.charliesgift.org
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Charlie’s Gift
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Our Philosophy
We are committed to providing mental health services that simultaneously
meet the highest standards of clinical practice while also being
affordable to the whole community. We take seriously the responsibility
of staffing the Counseling Department with highly-trained and talented
psychotherapists who are dedicated to this mission.
How Counseling Helps

People from every walk of life seek out counseling services and
for a wide variety of reasons. One person might work with a psy-
chotherapist in order to overcome feelings of anxiety, irritability, or
depression. Another person might want to break problematic patterns
Counseling
THE COMMUNITY of behavior or begin to heal past injuries that are getting in the
HOUSE COUNSELING way of happiness at home and at work. Couples come in to improve
DEPARTMENT STAFF and deepen their relationships. Families find help understanding
and overcoming the problems that frequently occur at specific
points in the life cycle. Kids and adolescents often need assistance
DIRECTOR with peer problems, academic pressures, and self-esteem.
Kari Moore, M.A., LCSW
Services for Adults

Therapists work with clients for 45 minutes per session on a
THERAPISTS
Paul Quanbeck, MSW, LCSW
weekly basis. The frequency of sessions each week depends on
Debora Dale Romeo, MSW, LCSW the needs of each individual client. All client communications are
Tracy Steinmetz, MSW, LSW governed by a strict professional code of ethics and held completely
Damon Krohn, M.A., QMHP confidential.
Jenifer Geiter, B.A., Graduate Intern
• Individual Psychotherapy
• Couples and Marriage Counseling
CLINICAL CONSULTANT
• Family Therapy
Dr. Dennis McCaughan
Services for Children and Adolescents

Getting Started The Counseling Department staff is trained in child development
To receive more information or to set up an initial and experienced in dealing with a wide range of developmental
appointment, call our confidential Intake Line at (630) issues. As such, our therapists can help parents to develop additional
323-7500 Ext. 239. Messages will be promptly returned
strategies for dealing with their children’s particular problems.
by one of our licensed psychotherapists within 24 hours.
Intake calls are taken Mon-Thurs 9:00am to 8:00pm Helping empower parents is one of the ways that the Counseling
and Fri. 9:00am to 4:00pm. Department helps children and families.
The Counseling Department accepts a number of • Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

insurance plans (BCBS, Humana, Aetna, Cigna).
• Parent Support and Guidance
In addition, some individuals and families may be eligible
to pay a reduced fee. Your Intake Counselor will give • Family Therapy
you an estimate of your fee and answer any other questions
you might have during the initial phone contact. Professional Development & Clinical Training
The Counseling Department offers an excellent in-house
Professional Development Program through which both beginning
and seasoned clinicians may obtain affordable clinical supervision,
group consultation and seminars on the theory and practice of
psychotherapy. The Counseling Department staff also provides
consultation to local schools, organizations, and businesses.
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The Community House leads the Willowbrook Corner
Coalition, which is a group of approximately 21 agencies
who work together to provided services for the residents
of this neighborhood. The neighborhood, commonly
referred to as Willowbrook Corner, because of its location
in the far south east corner of DuPage County consists of four
apartment and condominium complexes. The residents are
primarily low income, minority, and most families consist of
single parent, female lead households.
The Community House has partnered with Burr Ridge

School District 180 to provide an Academic based and
Enriching After School Program for students in grades K-8
who reside in Willowbrook Corner. School District 180 provides
the program space at the local Elementary School, Anne
M. Jeans, which is located within walking distance to all the
Willowbrook Corner
apartment complexes in the neighborhood.The district provides
this space free of charge. The students rotate though a series
of enrichments activities, facilitated by The Community
House staff, and district 180 school teachers from 3-6pm,
Monday through Thursday and 3-5pm on Friday.The Community
House also provides day long programming, 8:30am-5:30pm
in the school location when school is not in session.
The Community House also provides an Open Recreational

Basketball program for the Middle and High School
Students in the neighborhood. The Basketball Program
operates two nights a week, during the winter months. The
program takes place in the gym of Anne M. Jeans, and is
facilitated by Community House staff and a DuPage
County Sherriff.
The Community House has been involved with and has provided programming
for the residents of Unincorporated Willowbrook for over 14 years.
The Community House is collaborating with Hinsdale

South High School (Hinsdale District 86) and will launch a
satellite pilot version of the High School’s Excel Program at
the Willowbrook Corner location in January 2011. The
Excel program teaches numeracy, literacy, and Executive
Function skills. The program will run 2 nights weeks until
the end of the 2010-2011 school year at the Willowbrook
location, and be facilitated by two Hinsdale South staff
members as well as one Community House staff member.
The space for this program is generously donated by the
property management of Hinsdale Lake Terrace.
Programs like this, which exist to meet a specific need in

this neighborhood, would not be possible without the continued
collaborations between The Community House, Burr Ridge
CCSD 180 and Hinsdale District 86. In addition, while nominal
fees are charged for the programs, based on family size and
income, these programs rely on and are primary sustained
Be sure to check out through generous donations from individuals, private foundations,
and county funding.
our new website!!
www.wccoalition.org For more information on the Willowbrook Corner
Initiative, please contact, Tracy Boucher, Director of
Social Services tboucher@thecommunityhouse.org or
630-323-7500 Ext. 224.
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Executive Function Seminar/Volunteer Services
Volunteer
this Summer!
Whether you want to volunteer at The Community House or another agency
in the area, we can match you with a meaningful opportunity.
ANYONE CAN VOLUNTEER:

Students, professionals, stay-at-home parents, families and retirees.
Marcie McGonagle Director, Volunteer Services (630) 323-7500, ext. 228
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RENEW YOUR COMMUNITY
HOUSE MEMBERSHIP
TODAY!
B eing a member is more than just registering early for Jodie Harrison
Basketball. New this year, our members will receive special “Members Only”
perks. The biggest change you’ll see, from your suggestions, is the change in
our membership cycle to allow your membership to be valid for one year from
the date of your purchase. This way you can maximize your savings on programs MEMBERSHIP
you like each year!
BENEFITS
You will also see more “Members Only” events happening at The Community
• 25 – 30% discount on The
House. You will have access to free activities for all ages, free raffles, even Community House programs
some complimentary gifts! Watch our website and your email for all the exciting
things happening this year! • Early program registration (be one
of the first to register for Jodie Harrison
We hope you’ll find value in a membership with lots of exciting new programs B.B. and our flagfootball league.)
for every member of your family to enjoy!
• FUN! monthly members’ events
BECOMING A MEMBER BENEFITS YOU, • Special birthday party package

discounts
YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR COMMUNITY!
• Free use of Open Gym and walking
Membership Rates track – plus guest passes
Family $120
Membership now valid • Member newsletter providing inside
Individual $65 365 days from date information on events and activities
Senior couple $65 of purchase!* • Advance notice of special offers
Senior individual $45
Scholarships available upon request. • Membership in the Youth Center
included in your membership to The
* A valid membership required at start date of program for membership benefits. Community House.
Online You're First IN-LINE!

Create your new online account TODAY and begin registering online TODAY!*
User-friendly viewing and registration of all programs!

Manage and view your account transactions online!
Registration is quick and easy!
Visit www.thecommunityhouse.org and click

"Create An Online Account Today"
*Members’ ONLY registration begins March 21, non-member March 30

Facility Rental
“As you pass through the doors of The Community House you can feel the warmth and
charm of your own home. It is the perfect and unique location for your next event.”
Business Meetings or Presentations

Facility Rental Information
whether you are hosting a multi-media presentation, an executive

level board meeting or volunteers for a soccer group, we have
the meeting space for you. With a variety of rooms that seat
from 10 to 330 people, you can count on our staff to take care
of every detail.The 29 x 23 foot stage is perfect for panel discussions,
multi-media presentations, a guest speaker or entertainment.
Wedding Receptions or Gala Events

Kettering Hall is designed to host an elegant reception. The
well appointed room comfortably seats 220 for dinner. The
specially designed stage is a perfect setting for a head table, DJ
or band. Our community choice vendors will work within your
budget to take care of every detail, from flatware to flowers.
Special Occasions
From baby showers to birthdays, first communion to retirement
parties, anniversaries and reunions, The Community House
has the flexibility to customize its space to fit your needs.
Casual or formal, small group or large, the unique design of
The Community House offers an uncommon variety of special
gathering areas that cannot be matched anywhere else.
For more information or to make a reservation, please

call The Community House at (630) 323-7500, ext 235.
The newly renovated Youth Center is the perfect

location for parties, meetings and more. See page
24 for details.
Our staff and community choice vendors will

help you plan a simple meeting, or walk you
through all the details of a gala event.
If you don't see something you want, just ask!
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Online, You’re
First IN LINE!
What do I need to do?
If you have not registered online since March 15, 2009 you will need to create a NEW online account.
Online Registration
Creating an online account is easy and will take less than 5 minutes:
1) Go to www.thecommunityhouse.org and click on “Create My Online Account”
2) Enter your and/or your family’s details and create an online login, password and security question.
3) A confirmation will be sent to your email, click the link to confirm your account; then begin viewing
and registering for any programs offered at The Community House!
*Members ONLY registration begins March 21

Non-Member registration begins March 30
Don’t Ruin a Great Program

Nothing ruins a great program more than waiting
WE’RE EASY TO FIND!
until the last minute to register for a program or
class. Some classes are cancelled because people
wait until the day a program starts to sign-up.
Please register early! Some programs require “in
person” registration
Photo Policy
The Community House staff regularly photographs
or videotapes participants in The Community
House programs and events. These photos are
for The Community House use only and may be THE COMMUNITY HOUSE
used in publications, brochures, pamphlets, flyers 415 West Eighth Street | Hinsdale, Illinois 60521
or video productions. 630.323.7500
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Join The Community House
Legacy Society Today!
Legacy Society Benefits Include:
• Acknowledgement on The Community House Donor Wall
• A quarterly planned giving e-newsletter which will provide useful information such as deferred
giving programs and benefits
Legacy Society
• A Legacy Society lapel pin to wear proudly at special events: these are small and tasteful and
a great conversation starter!
• The pleasure of knowing that your dollars are leaving a legacy towards securing the future and
integrity of The Community House!
Legacy Society members invite you to explore the many opportunities for participation:
Gifts Through Your Estate

Bequests
• You can name The Community House as a beneficiary in
your Will or Trust.
• You retain control of your assets during your lifetime.
• You can modify your bequest if circumstances change.
• You may provide estate tax savings.
• You will be Funding the Future success of The
Community House
Retirement Assets
Our Mission • You can name The Community House as a beneficiary of
Building Community through excellence an IRA, 401(k) or other retirement plan.
and innovation in socially relevant programs. • You can retain control of your assets during your lifetime.
• You can modify your bequest if circumstances change.
Legacy Society members are those • You may avoid significant tax burdens for your heirs.
who make a life-income gift or remember • You may provide estate tax savings.
The Community House in their will or • You will be Funding the Future of The Community House
estate plan.They care deeply about The
Life Insurance
Community House and the hundreds
• You can name The Community House as a beneficiary of
of lives and families we serve each
your life insurance policy.
year.Their gifts impact future generations
• You may provide estate tax savings.
who will receive counseling services,program
• You will be Funding the Future of The Community House.
scholarships, attend the Willowbrook
Corner Initiative programs and receive For more information, please call Heather Graves, Director
services at Charlie’s Gift Autism Center. of Development (630) 323-7500 ext. 255.
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Support The Community House
SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY HOUSE GIFTS BY WILL
Each year The Community House benefits from A carefully prepared will is the best way to
the generosity of many people. For those of you ensure that your loved ones are provided for
considering a gift to The Community House, after death, and that your preferred charities
many gift options are available. The most popular
are supported as you intend. Once completed,
are listed below:
Support The Community House

it can be revised and updated as your wishes
and circumstances change. A simple addition
to a will — “I give, devise and bequeath the
MATCHING GIFTS
(sum/percentage of/residue of my estate) to The
Many employers will match the gifts of employees,
retirees and members of the corporate board Community House for such purposes as its
when their gifts are made to nonprofit organizations board of trustees shall determine” can provide
such as The Community House. The amount of long-term benefits for The Community House
your personal gift can be doubled, or even and reduce federal estate taxes.
tripled, at no additional cost to you if your company
has a matching gift program. Please contact
your company’s community affairs or human
GIFTS OF APPRECIATED SECURITIES
resources department to see if a matching gift
plan is available and if the The Community OR REAL ESTATE
House is eligible. Stocks (including mutual funds), many bonds,
other securities and property may make ideal
contributions. When considering the sale of a
GIFTS OF CASH particular holding, it is important to first check
A gift of cash is the most common form of charitable with a professional advisor to determine its suitability
giving. An outright gift to The Community as a charitable gift.
House qualifies as a federal tax deduction for
up to 50% of adjusted gross income. If that limit
is exceeded in any one year, the excess deduction
MEMORIAL AND TRIBUTE GIFTS
can be “carried over” into the next five years. A
More and more, it is customary for friends and
gift of cash is considered made on the date it is
mailed or hand delivered. Gifts delivered or family members to express their sympathy
mailed by December 31 qualify for tax through memorial giving as a meaningful way
deductibility for the calendar year. Please make to offer consolation on the loss of a friend or relative.
checks payable to: The Community House. At other times, marking a special occasion or an
achievement by honoring a person, couple or
family through a tribute gift may be appreciated
GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCE more than a material gift. The amount of your
A current life insurance policy can be changed
gift is kept confidential, and the friend or family
or a new policy can be written to name The
member is informed of your thoughtfulness
Community House as owner and beneficiary. A
gift of life insurance can provide both a substantial through an acknowledgement letter from The
charitable contribution and tax advantage. Community House.
If you would like gift planning assistance,

please call Heather Graves at (630) 323-7500, ext. 255.
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REGISTRATION FORM Today’s Date: ___________________
Please print and fill out this form completely
Family Last Name: ______________________ Parent Name: ____________________________
Address: ______________________________ City: _______________ Zip: ________________
Home Phone: ____________________________ Cell Phone: ___________________________
E-Mail Address: _________________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact: _______________________ Phone: _______________________________
be aware of? O Yes O No (if yes, please explain): ___________________________________

Registration Form
Do you have any allergies, medical conditions, medications or any other medical issue staff should
NEW ONLINE REGISTRATION! Join our online club and register anytime!
Login: ______________________________ Security Question: _______________________________
Password: ___________________________ Security Answer: ________________________________
(case sensitive)
* Save this information to register online. A valid email address is required for online registration.
Program Information
Code Class Name Participant Name DOB Gender Fee
School Grade
(The Community House receives no tax dollars)
Please accept my tax deductible gift of: O $5 O $10 O $20 Other: ___________________
T-Shirt Height
Total Payment Due: $___________________________________
Traveling Yrs. Exp.
Method of Payment (please check one)
O Cash O Credit Card O Check #:__________ O Other: __________ Staff Initials: ______
Exp.
This section must be completed if you are using a credit card for payment
Drop-off or Mail-in
Registration Cardholder’s Name: _____________________________________________________________
The Community House
Credit Card Number: ________________________________________ Exp Date: ____________
415 W. Eighth Street
Hinsdale, IL 60521
Signature
Participant/Parent Signature: ______________________________________________________
Fax Registration
The above agrees to indemnify and hold harmless The Community House, its directors, officers, board of trustees, and agents from any and
(630) 323-7510 all claims for injury from any cause whatsoever arising out of or in any way connected with the above programs. I give permission for The Community
House to use photographs or videos of those involved in the above programs for promotional materials. I have read and understand the specific
refund policy for the above programs.
Online Registration
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Online Registration
See Page 43 for easy to follow steps!
SOME TRANSACTIONS REQUIRE IN-PERSON VERIFICATION.
Fax-In Registration
Note: We now accept all credit cards on your fax-in registration.
For all Fax-In Registrations, please fill out the registration form included in the
brochure or obtained at the office and fax it to:
Registration Information
(630)323-7510
Mail & Drop-Off Registration

Note: Do not send cash through the mail.
For all Mail-In and Drop-Off Registrations, please fill out the registration form
included in the brochure or obtained at the office and return with payment to:
The Community House

415 W. Eighth Street Hinsdale, IL 60521
Office Hours
8am-8pm, Monday-Thursday; 8am-6pm, Friday
* Call for weekend hours
PLEASE NOTE: All registrations must be filled out completely and accompanied by payment in full in order
to be processed. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Registration Policy Refund requests processed as in-house credits

Register early to avoid being disappointed. will be charged a $5 processing fee and must be
used for a Community House activity within one year
Programs will be filled on a first come, first of issue date. In-house credits are non-refundable.
served basis. All programs have a minimum and
maximum enrollment. If a class is filled, waiting Ticketed events do not offer refunds.
lists will be formed and every attempt will be
made to accommodate persons on that list. All enrollment transfers will be charged a fee of
$5 per class/activity/ticket.
Non-Sufficient Fund Checks Policy A full refund is granted for any activity cancelled
A $15 fee will be charged to persons presenting by The Community House.
N.S.F. checks.
If The Community House cancels an individual
class, a make up class will be scheduled.
Transfer Policy
Participants may choose to transfer from one Memberships are non-refundable.
class to another. If this occurs a $5 transfer fee
must be paid before the transfer is processed. Individuals who withdraw from an Active Adult
class, program, or trip/event less than five business
Some classes do not allow transfers. days prior to the scheduled start date will be
charged a 75% processing fee.
Refund Policy
Refunds must be requested more than three All refund requests must be approved by the
business days prior to the activity start date. Program Coordinator and Program Director.
Refunds requested less than three business days Refunds are processed within 21 days after
from the activity start date will not be processed. approved by the Program Director.
Refund requests will be charged a $10 processing Please view each activity description as individual
fee per activity. Exception: In-house credit. programs may have specific refund policies.
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Camp is 10-weeks from June 13-August 19

DAILY RATES AVAILABLE!

Registration begins in March!

West Eighth Street • Hinsdale, IL 60521 • (630) 323-7500 • www.thecommunityhouse.org

The Community House

415 West Eighth Street | Hinsdale, Illinois 60521 | 630.323.7500

The Community House is one of the only nonprofit (501C3) organizations

Willowbrook Corner Initiative

The Community Partners Program

recognizes businesses and other

2011 Community Partners

charitable support to The Community

House on an annual basis. Community

Partners share a common bond of

stewardship and an understanding that

private philanthropy is a necessary

component of the organization’s

current and future financial viability.

If your business would like more

information on becoming a Community

Partner, please contact Heather

Graves at extension 255.

thecommunityhouse.org Community Bank of

APRIL 17, 2011 • 11AM & 4PM SHOW TIMES

EASTER EGG HUNT

Join us for some easter

Daddy Daughter Date Night

Code Date Day Time Member/Non Fee

July 23 - First Games at 9:00am - Cash Prizes

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2011

Dates: April 14-June 2

Code: 5543412-1 pop, and party room.

NEW! Scales and Tales Animal Show Birthday Party

Please schedule your party at least four weeks in advance.

Adventures “Village” Busy Days

Adventures "Our Time" Creatures at the Ocean

My First Art Class

Soccer/T-Ball Combo Camp

Ages: 3-4 years

All Star Sports Camp

Code Dates Day Time Member/Non Fee

Go Girl Go! Sports Camp

Don’t forget . . . to visit us online at . . .

NEW! Preschool Program - Pre-K

NEW! Discovery Kids Kindergarten …Where Children Love Learning!

3, 4 or 5 days a week from 8:45-11:15 am at The Community House.

5 days a week morning classes from 8:30-11:30 am

Limited space available. For information or to register, please contact us at 630.468.5089.

child). Extended hours are available from 7:45am-6:00pm.

Family Rate Family Rate Members Family Rate Non-Members

Summer Day Camp Weekly Themes 2011

Week 2 Week 6 Week 10

BACK AGAIN THIS YEAR—KIDDIE CAMP WEEK RUNS MONDAY-THURSDAY!

Art-rageous Sports Camp

Dodge ball and Kickball Camp

G I V E BACK LO C ALLY ! GATHE R YOUR F RI E NDS AND HAV E F UN!

Monday, June 13: 9:00am-Noon

Tuesday, June 14: 9:00am-Noon

Wednesday, June 15: 9:00am-Noon

Thursday, June 16: 9:00am-Noon

WEEK 2 Schedule Monday, June 27: 9:00am-Noon

Monday, June 20: 9:00am-Noon Tuesday, June 28: 9:00am-Noon