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Edition No 3896 June 11, 2016

Neighborhood Boys & Girls Club 2016 Calendar

Apr.9th-Aug.26th Fall Flag Football, Soccer & Cheer Registration

Jun. 6th-17th Summer Pre Camp 8am-6pm

Jun. 20th-Jul 29th Core Summer Camp 10am-3pm (8am-6pm)

Jul. 1st-2nd Leader Outing—Mountain Biking Kettle Moraine

Jul. 4th NBGC Programs Closed for Independence Day

Jul. 5th-6th Leader Outing—Rock Climbing/Caving Devils Lake

Jul. 10th NBGC Golf Outing at White Pines Golf Course

Jul.20th Board of Directors Meeting 7pm

Aug. 1st-26th Summer August Camp 8am-6pm (8/19 Private Option)

Aug. 9th-15th Leader Outing—Canoeing Boundary Waters (BWCA)

Aug. 12th-14th Volunteer Needed for Retro on Roscoe

Aug. 17th-21st Leader Outing—Backpacking Porcupine Mountains

Sept. 2nd-5th NBGC Programs Closed for the Labor Day Weekend

Sept. 12th-15th Volunteers Needed for Mail Project

Sept.21st Board of Directors Meeting 7pm

Oct 1st-31st Basketball Registration

Celebrate our 85th Anniversary And the 25th Anniversary of the

Girls Program at NBGC

Saturday, October 22nd At the White Eagle Banquets

in Niles, IL.

We will also be honoring the 2016 Hall of Fame Nominees

85 CELEBRATING

YEARS

The NBGC Annual Golf Outing will be held on Sunday, July 10th at White Pines Golf Club in Bensenville. Tee times begin at noon followed by dinner from Smoque BBQ, serving brisket, pulled pork, baby back ribs, mac

n cheese, beans, cole slaw and cobbler. There will be a cash bar. Individual golfers are $100, foursomes are $375. Registration Includes: green fee, cart, dinner and prizes. Registration forms are available on our website www.nbgc.org or at the Clubhouse.

Summer Has Arrived!

By: Bailey Giltner, Garrett Ward, Beatriz Jimenez and Heidy Torres

Pre-camp is off to a fun start! On Monday the theme was 'Beach Party' and our campers made great sand art. Tuesday was a trip to the movies where we saw the new Angry Birds movie. Our camper Hunter's favorite scene was when the birds snuck onto the pigs' ship and found thousands of green pigs and then warned their town, like Paul Revere. Wednesday we had a camping theme and made s'mores and hot dogs for everyone. Thursday will be a trip to the zoo and Friday we will play water games to keep cool in the summer heat!

Next week more friends are coming as the school year continues to come to a close. Monday is Space Race, Tuesday we are going to Jump Zone, Wednesday we have a Field Day, Thursday is a trip to Waveland Bowl and the last day of PreCamp is Flannel Friday.

Hanging at Lincoln Park Zoo! Our fearless leader… literally buried in summer!

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NBGC CLUBHOUSE HOURS

Monday—Friday 3:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Saturday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm

Sunday Closed Gameroom closes 30 minutes before the building.

June 11, 2016

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CHALLENGE LEAGUE COED SOCCER

Written by Sergio Arroyo

Playing this past Saturday were the Lynx VS the Foxes. The Foxes got the opening kick off and wasted no time in kicking the ball down the field. The starting goalkeepers for the game were Camille Fox-Raman for the Foxes and Liam Backofen for the Lynx. Both goalkeepers had a great time making countless saves that helped their team. Running around showing great hustle all over the field was Ade Arroyo and Lucy Flores. Making great plays on defense for the Foxes was Savanah, George Flaherty and Brooks Beeson. Playing strong on offense for the for the Lynx was Madeline Rich and Logan Martin. During the second half both teams played showed great passing and dribbling skills that were really helpful. Quinn Anderson from the Lynx made great plays while on defense while Charlie Logan-Reynolds from the Foxes showed great dribbling skills. Playing for the Lynx today were Quinn Anderson, Liam Backofen, Henry Gadiel, Carlton Murray, Truman Goldberg, Noah Hong, Freddie Koning, Logan Martin, Beatrice McIntyre, and Madeline Rich. Playing for the Foxes were Ade Arroyo, Brooks Beeson, George Flaherty, Lucy Flores, Camille Fox-Raman, Charlie Logan-Reynolds, Franco Pena-Lepe, Olivia Rosario, and Oliver Tocci. Playing in the second game of the day were the Rhinos VS the Cosmos. Both teams came out ready for a great game of soccer on a nice Saturday morning. Starting with the ball for the first half were the Rhinos. They were quick to pass the ball to their teammates to get it down the field. The starting goalies for the Cosmos was Jillian Katz, watching the net for the Rhinos was Giovanni Poirier. Showing great hustle on defense for the Rhinos was Xavier Badagliacco, running hard on defense for the Cosmos was Cash Reese. Throughout the first half both teams showed great passing skills and great dribbling skills. Showing great dribbling for the Cosmos was Teddy Escudier, showing off great skills for the Rhinos was Jordan Ayala along with Chris Garza. During the second half both teams played a hard fought game that left everyone tiered. Playing for the Rhinos was Jordan Ayala, Xavier Badagliacco, Luis Cuzco, Chris Garza, Javier Gomez, Brielle Heitz, Isabella Osorio, Giovanni Poirier, and Alyssa Sanchez. Playing for the Cosmos was Teddy Escudier, Sadie Gibbons, Catherine Haskell, Hudson Katz, James Knowles, Callie Possinger, Tommy Queroz, Cash Reese, Samantha Reuter, and Jillian Katz. Playing in the third game of the day were Silverbacks VS the Riverhounds. Starting with the ball first were the Silverbacks. They were quick in taking the ball down the field to get a shot on goal. Playing a strong defense for the Silverbacks was Phoenix Arroyo along with the help of Johanna Weiss. Making quick moves on offense for the Riverhounds was Mason James and Andres Adduci. During most of the game everyone used great passes to get the ball to their teammates. Making great passes for the teams was Ainsley Carter from the Riverhounds and Genevieve Gutekanst, from the Silverbacks. Playing for the Riverhounds were Andres Adduci, Julia Brizzolara, Ainsley Carter, Christian Gallardo, Mason James, Savanah Spencer, Scarlett Spencer, and Cresencio Teodoro. Playing for the Silverbacks were, Phoenix Arroyo, Alexa Donlan, Frances Fairman, Genevieve Gutekanst, Stephen Gutekanst, Cooper Jacobsen, Callie Leonard, Senn Novak, Autumn Tolitano, and Johanna Weiss.

Sergio Arroyo, League Director Freshman at Northeastern University

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Dalia Arroyo, League Director Junior at Lane Tech College Prep

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K-1st Grade Challenge League Coed Soccer Schedule

Regular Season Games

Sat. Jun. 11th 9:00 Rhinos vs. Riverhounds

10:00 Silverbacks vs. Foxes

11:00 Cosmos vs. Lynx

Mon. Jun. 13th 4:30 Rhinos vs. Silverbacks

Wed. Jun. 15th 4:30 Foxes vs. Cosmos

4:30 Riverhounds vs. Lynx

Sat. Jun. 18th 9:00 Silverbacks vs. Cosmos

10:00 Foxes vs. Riverhounds

11:00 Lynx vs. Rhinos

Sat Jun. 25th 9:00 End of Season All-Star Day.

10:00 Parents vs. Kids match-ups TBA

11:00

CHAMPION LEAGUE COED SOCCER

The first game of the day took place between the Timbers and Galaxy. The Timbers had a great first half with one great goal scored by Max Pydych and two from Zion White. They also had a solid defense from Izzy Ide and goalie Max Szukala. The Galaxy also made some impressive goals from Fionn Gallagher and Sebastian Daraban. In the second half the Galaxy took the lead thanks to Matthew Brendel and Joshua Tallud. The Timbers responded as a team and displayed some nice passes by Devin Rosenfeld, and several impressive saves by Nathan Fagrelius. Playing hard for the Galaxy were Sebastian Wang, Andrew Brendel, Matthew Brendel, Charlie Fee, Joshua Tallud, Aiden Thomas, Sebastian Daraban, and Fionn Gallagher. Playing for the Timbers were Porter Smart, Max Szukala, Zion White, Max Pdych, Nathan Fagrelius, Tiago Mooney, Izzy Ide, and Devin Rosenfeld. The second game of the day was between the Impact and the Earthquakes. The Impact started off aggressive on the offensive side that resulted in a goal by Ben Espeseth. The Impact had amazing defense by Jacqueline Cywinski and Aaron Hyman. In the second half, the Earthquakes built their offensive aggression and Simone Grecius and Smith Beeson worked together to get many shots on goal. The Impact had a sense of urgency and started getting the ball on the opposing team's side of the field more with Henry Finn Backofen and Ariana Pantoja working together defensively to clear the ball. On the Earthquakes side, Steven Rene and Paulo Bombehad great possession and hustle to get passed their defend-ers throughout the game, which would give their team the upper hand. Overall, both teams played well and hustled until the last whistle. Playing for the Impact were: AJ Marshall, Aaron Hyman, Anabella Kraman, Jacqueline Cywinski, Georgia Gutierrez, Ariana Pantoja, Henry Timm, Anthony Kraman, Ben Espeseth, Henry Finn-Backofen, Alihan Aylmbaev, and Dylan Lopez. Playing for the Earthquakes were: Bruno Pena-Lepe, Smith Beeson, Steven Rene, Nathan Donald, Jayden Rosales, Alex Aranda, Paulo Bombe, Simone Grecius, Grace Renz, Elizabeth Brandon, Avra Fox-Raman, and Jesus Oliveros. Playing a nice game of soccer were the Dynamo and Sounders. The kids were happy playing with their teammates and friends. There was a lot of great passing , blocking and scoring but the one thing that caught everyone's eye from both teams were their teamwork and focus. During the game there were a lot of fast plays but both teams remained strong on defense as there were no goals. The Dynamo played fast and got back quickly on defense to keep the sounders from scoring. The Sounders also played strong as they worked hard to clear the ball on defense and had some strong shots on goal. Both teams had their opportunities but the goalies stepped up and kept the game tied. Playing for the Dynamo were James Cohen, Isaac Abarca, Liam Alegria, Trevor Jolls, Luke Possinger, Jett Reese, Jack Rich, Lynna Novak, Mikayla Westlund, and Ben Birnbaum. Playing for the sounders were Isaiah Rosario, Anthony Velazquez-Wright, Jaidan Ayala, Barsbek Ulanbekuulu, Ferdinand Torres, Patrice Culver, Svetlana Fager, and Alex Martinez.

Gabe Parra, League Director Junior at Wright College

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Lily Lebron, League Director Sophomore at Wright College

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2nd-3rd Grade Champion League Coed Soccer Schedule


Sat. Jun. 11th 9:00 Earthquakes vs. Impact

10:00 Sounders vs. Dynamo

11:00 Galaxy vs. Timbers

Tues. Jun. 14th 4:30 Sounders vs. Timbers

4:30 Impact Vs Dynamo

Thurs. Jun. 16th 4:30 Earthquakes vs. Dynamo

4:30 Galaxy vs. Impact

Sat. Jun. 18th 9:00 Dynamo vs. Impact

10:00 Sounders vs. Galaxy

11:00 Timbers vs. Earthquakes

End of Second Half/Regular Season

Tues. Jun. 21st 4:30 Playoffs If Needed

Thurs. Jun. 23rd 4:30 Playoffs If Needed

Sat Jun. 25th 9:00 All-Stars vs. League Champs

10:00 Parents vs. Kids Match-ups TBA

11:00

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NBGC Mission Statement The Neighborhood Boys & Girls Club is a non-profit independent organization founded in 1931 dedicated to youth development. Our mission is to enhance the well-being and develop the potential of our members, their families and the community.

Vision To build better men and women.

We believe these qualities build better men and women who carry these values into their adult lives.

Value We value a relevant, multi-faceted, year round program where “everyone plays” in a safe and supportive environment that promotes:

Honesty ~ Self reliance ~ Sportsmanship Teamwork ~ Leadership and Lasting friendships

The Neighborhood Boys & Girls Club is co-sponsored by the following:

City of Chicago Department of Family Support Services ~ Chicago Park District ~ Afterschool Matters~

June 11, 2016


PREMIER LEAGUE COED SOCCER

By: Carlos Leon, Laura Arroyo and Faith Ramos With the sun coming to a rise and as the heat intensifies on a Saturday morning, Chelsea and Fire start to make their way onto the field. As Chelsea goes down the field with the ball, they head straight for the net making it past the Fire defense. Antonio Bombe and Alex Cohen put a lot of pressure on the goalie with their offense. As the Fire were rushing for the ball, Anaiz Chorne and Lily Cohen would always set themselves up to get in their path, trying to take the ball away. However, Fire defense Ruby Castro always went for the ball to clear it towards the other side, as Josh Coronel and Ismael Mandujano went down on offense to attempt some scores on the opposing team. Yet, Henry Marshall blocked a ton of goals, defending the net for Chelsea. Giovanni Ariza and David Concepcion had awesome positioning, as they would go down the field with the ball in order to send that ball flying into the goal. As the second half came to a start, Chelsea was going for the defense as Fire took it down the field. Patrick and Colin McLaughlin made sure that the ball was always within their team's reach, passing it to assist their team by securing the ball for the team. Near the end of the game, Josh Coronel bypasses the other team and, with the ball, launched the ball into the net to win the game for his teammates. Playing for Chelsea was Henry Marshall, Anaiz Chorne, Antonio Bombe, Lily Cohen, Alex Cohen, Patrick McLaughlin, and Colin McLaughlin. Playing for Fire was Josh Coronel, Giovanni Ariza, Ismael Mandujano, David Mandujano, and Ruby Castro. As we get into the second and final match of the day, despite the hot weather everyone seemed ready to play a long game. Starting off the ball, Arsenal played with some really good ball movement. Jenna Palumbo and Edward Galino passed well along their half of the pitch with the ball to make sure that it stays in their possession. Eric Baltazar was a powerhouse for his team scoring to take the lead. However, the Rapids did not give up easily. With some beautiful footwork from Giovanni Ariza and Kade Kielnik, they were able to relentlessly go for the goal and tie the game. But Arsenal wasn't going to let them take shots as Miracle Culver and Tristan Garcia made sure the ball stayed cleared from their goal. A beautiful kick from Noah Kharouf lifted the ball upwards past the goalie and a defender towards Rosie Palacios as she kicked the ball into the net finishing the cross pass. The pair would later go on to score another goal each. With the Rapids in the lead, Arsenal persistently went for the ball and, once again, share their excellent ball movement. Leonardo Esparza would knock the ball over to the other side of the court while Justin Mayoral ran for the ball with vigor. As the game ended with the Rapids standing on top of the match, both teams made a big impression on Saturday. Playing for the Rapids were Noah Kharouf, Rosie Palacios, Kade Kielnik, David Concepcion, and Giovanni Ariza. Playing for Arsenal is Jenna Palumbo, Miracle Culver, Tristan Garcia, Edward Galino, Justin Mayoral, Eric Baltazar, and Leonardo Esparza. On a sunny and hot Tuesday afternoon, the Fire and Arsenal went face to face on a very intense game of soccer. Starting as goalie for Arsenal was Leonardo Esparza and across the field, the Fire had Aiden Heinrich in goal. Arsenal won the kick off and the game had begun. Just minutes into the game, Ismael Mandujano had the ball and with good control of it, he then kicked the ball right between the goalie's legs for the goal and the early lead. The Fire had the lead but Arsenal didn't give up, Eric Baltazar and Miracle Culver both were great at following the ball and making sure the ball wasn't on their side of the field. The first half came to an end and the Fire still had the lead 1-0. The second half started and Arsenal had Eric Baltazar as goalie and Fire had Ismael Mandujano in goal. The second half was electrifying, Justin Mayoral and Tristan Garcia from Arsenal showed great moves on the field and had quality chances but Alani Perez. From the Fire did not allow their moves get pass her, she as well showed great moves on clearing the ball while on defense. About half way in the second half David Mandujano from the Fire received an amazing pass from his teammate Aiden Heinrich that led to another Fire goal. With Fire having the lead, Arsenal kept pushing and pushing but the final whistle blew giving the Fire a 2-0 win. Playing hard for Arsenal was Eric Baltazar, Miracle Culver, Tristan Garcia, Leonardo Esparza, and Justin Mayoral. Playing great for the Fire was Joshua Coronel, Alani Perez, Ismael Mandujano, David Mandujano, Aiden Heinrich, Ruby Castro, and Emani DeShon.

Gabe Bikoma, League Director Junior at Northeastern University

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Cassie Kielnik, League Director Senior at DePaul University

[email protected]

4th-5th Grade Premier League Coed Soccer Program


Sat. Jun. 11th 11:00 Fire vs. Rapids

12:00 Chelsea vs. Arsenal

Tues. Jun. 14th 4:30 Rapids vs. Arsenal

Thurs. Jun. 16th 4:30 Fire vs. Chelsea

Sat. Jun. 18th 11:00 Arsenal vs. Fire

12:00 Chelsea vs. Rapids


Tues. Jun. 21st 4:30 Playoffs If Needed

Thurs. Jun. 23rd 4:30 Playoffs If Needed


12:00 Parents vs. All Premier Players

UNIFORMS ARE NEEDED TO PLAY

Youth Sports Teach Responsibility

Replacement Costs Jersey $20.00 Shorts

$10.00 Socks $7.00

This past Thursday Premier Arsenal and Chelsea went head to head for a very intense game of soccer. For the first half Henry Marshall was goalie for Chelsea, and Miracle Culver was in the net for Arsenal. Chelsea started off with the ball and took it down the field. But within minutes of the game Lilly Cohen was able to score two goals from her team, with the assist from Antonio Bombe. But it wasn't easy with Erick Baltazar always being close behind stealing the ball when they least expect it. Arsenal did a great job with passing the ball around, especially Edward Galino who was always keeping track of the ball. Late during the half Leonardo Esparza was able to score two goals and match up to Chelsea's score. Going into the second half both teams were determined to be the first to take the lead. Patrick McLaughlin took the net for Chelsea and Edward Galino for Arsenal. Henry Marshall was giving it all he had and was showing great hustle. On the other side, Justin Mayoral did a great job at helping out the goalie and defending the net. Leonardo Esparza was able to score two more goals, but minutes later Antonio Bombe had tied the game back up with two goals taking the ball up the field with Colin McLaughlin to find the open shot. Both teams went all out up until Antonio scored that last goal of the game before the final whistle. Playing for Chelsea was Antonio Bombe, Henry Marshall, Patrick McLaughlin, Colin McLaughlin, Lilly Cohen, Anaiz Chorne, and Alex Cohen. Playing for Arsenal was Leonardo Esparza, Erick Baltazar, Justin Mayoral, Edward Galino, and Miracle Culver.


June 11, 2016

WORLD LEAGUE COED SOCCER

By: Karlie Kielnik Starting off Saturday morning, Chelsea and Arsenal took to the field to play a fantastic game. Playing for Chelsea was Elyssa Palumbo, Adriana Pantoja, Angel Soto, Justin Soto, Krystal Martinez, Viviana Santos, Alejandro Almaraz, and Ajrian Velasquez-Wright. Playing on the other side of the field for Arsenal was Sofia Juarbe, Joseph Juarbe, Luke McLeod, Alison McLeod, Liam Brown, George Kharouf, and Dylan Rangel. Starting on goal for Chelsea was Elyssa Palumbo. In goal for Arsenal was Joseph Juarbe. Chelsea won kickoff, allowing for Adriana Pantoja to kick the ball towards Arsenal's net. From there, Angel Soto received the pass and took a shot at the net, but no goal was made. This allowed for Dylan Rangel to pass the ball to Luke McLeod. The two teammates worked together to get the ball to the other side of the field, and another shot attempt was made. George Kharouf was defense for Arsenal, and had no problems clearing the ball away from the goal. This enabled Alison McLeod and Sofia Juarbe to attempt numerous shots at Chelsea's net. But, defensive players Ajrian Velasquez-Wright and Krystal Martinez were quick on their feet to keep the ball from entering their teams net, before the half was over. Starting in the second half, Alejandro Almaraz was in goal for Chelsea. Joseph Juarbe remained in the goalie position for Arsenal during the second half. With Arsenal taking possession of the ball, Sofia Juarbe used a power kick to advance the ball down the field to the opposing teams net. Both teams were determined to score at least one goal for this game, and they hustled to the ball to try and gain possession of the ball. As the second half began to come to a close, Chelsea picked up their pace, and the offensive players became more aggressive and eager to score goals. Chelsea player Justin Soto was able to make a goal from the left side of the net. After that, with only ten seconds left in the game, Adriana Pantoja was also able to score a goal for her team. The game came to a close, with a score of 2-0, Chelsea taking the win. Both teams played a great game! This past Saturday, Barcelona and Manchester United took the field to play an exciting and eventful game. Playing for Barcelona was: Ivan Avila, Sean Micubo, Laura Arroyo, Ashley Lopez, Kevin Rodriguez, Adriel Rodriguez, Kevin Hernandez, and Anthony Castro. Playing for Manchester United was Carlos Leon, Gaven Leon, Eddy Perez, Aidan Perez, Sandro Santos, and Sarai Valencia. For the first half, Anthony Castro was in the net for Barcelona. Protecting Manchester United's net was Carlos Leon. Manchester United won kickoff to start the game. Sandro Santos and Gaven Leon passed the ball to one another, advancing towards Barcelona's net. With help from Kevin Rodriguez and Laura Arroyo on defense, the ball didn't make it to the goal. But, Aidan Perez was quick to re-gain possession of the ball and get back on Barcelona's side of the field. Defensive player Ashley Lopez was able to play the ball back to her teammates, where Adriel Rodriguez was able to receive the pass. From there he worked with Kevin Hernandez to maneuver through Manchester United's defense, where Kevin Hernandez attempted a shot at the net. Goalie Carlos Leon was quick on his feet to block the ball from ever crossing his goal line. Sandro Santos was waiting by the Barcelona goal, where Aidan Perez quickly used his ball control skills to bounce the ball between players to get the ball to Sandro. From there he was able to score a goal off the left side of the net before the halftime whistle blew, making the score 1-0 Manchester United. Starting the second half, Barcelona had possession of the ball. In the net fro Manchester United was Carlos Leon. In goal for Barcelona was Kevin Rodriguez. Ivan Avila and Anthony Castro worked together to get the ball down the field towards Manchester United's net. Sarai Valencia was quick to react, and she was able to clear the ball back to the other side of the field. Determined to score a goal, Eddy Perez received the pass from Sarai, and began to maneuver through Barcelona's defense. The ball was passed between Sandro and Eddy, and they were able to get the ball past the goalie and score a goal for their team. Ready to bounce back, Adriel Rodriguez kicked the ball to-wards Manchester United's net. He followed the ball and was able to score a quick goal for Barcelona, with the help from Sean Micubo. After that, both teams became even more competitive, determined to score as many goal as they possibly could before the half was over. Manchester United had all players on the defensive side, trying to keep the ball from going past their net. But, Adriel Rodriguez used his quick feet and ball control to weave past the players and score two more goals, with only 10 seconds left in the half. The game concluded with a score of 3-2, Barcelona taking the win. Both teams played an awesome game!

Aric Werstein, League Director Sophomore at Oakton College

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Cassie Kielnik, League Director Senior at DePaul University

[email protected]

6th-8th Grade World League Coed Soccer Schedule


Sat. Jun. 11th 9:00 Manchester United vs. Chelsea

10:00 Barcelona vs. Arsenal

Mon. Jun. 13th 4:30 Chelsea vs. Arsenal

Wed. Jun. 15th 4:30 Manchester United vs. Barcelona

Sat. Jun. 18th 9:00 Arsenal vs. Manchester United

10:00 Barcelona vs. Chelsea


Mon. Jun. 20th 4:30 Playoffs If Needed

Wed. Jun. 22nd 4:30 Playoffs If Needed


10:00 Parents vs. All World Players

NBGC’s Newest Leaders!!

SUMMER CAMP WISH LIST

Clear nail polish

Cardboard

Buttons

Pom poms

Beads

340 Toilet paper rolls

Many, many Popsicle sticks

Yarn

200 water bottles

2000 Greeting cards

(used or not we only need the front)

300 Small crocodile clips

Googly eyes

140 Cans from canned food

Clear shipping tape

Masking tape

140 White ceramic tiles

Small Spray bottles

Black, red, yellow, and green card stock

Egg cartons

Cotton balls

All items can be dropped off in the

NBGC office. Just let the staff know

it is for SANDY! Thank you!


June 11, 2016

Attention Drivers!

Summer Driving Rules! 1. We have 1 entrance and exit to the parking lot. It is the same!

2. All drivers should follow the arrows when entering and exiting the parking lot. It keeps everyone moving and creates a safer environment for our families.

3. We only have 35 parking spots in the lot - always assume you will not get one!

4. We have parking available on both sides of Irving Park Rd.

5. Never drive past the RED LINE! This is where the children walk, play, enter and exit the building. It is not a place for cars. The only cars allowed past the red line are the Revere Park employees driving to their parking area.

6. NEVER double park! Your excuse of I’m just running in to get my child is not valid. Find a Legal Parking Spot and then pick up or drop off your child. All of our children are important and their safety is at risk when YOU do not follow the rules.

7. NEVER park in the Fire Lane. The lane must be open at all times in case of an emergency (see #4 about excuses, legal parking and following rules)

8. NEVER park at the end of the middle rows next to the playground. (see #2 & #4 the turn is needed to allow for all cars to exit safely and blocking this row will cause cars to backup, possibly cause an accident and probably hurt a child.)

9. If you are NOT handicapped - Do Not Park In the Handicapped Spots! And the excuse of “well if they come, I will move..” - REALLY! They already found a legal spot and are struggling to make their way to the building. Shame on you!! ALSO parking in between the Handicapped spots is NOT LEGAL!

10. Dropping off your child - DROP AND GO! If you “need to see that they got in the building safely - this option is NOT FOR YOU. Find a Legal Spot and walk them in. Besides we have summer morning drop off in the front of the building on Irving Park 8:00 am-9:30 am.

NBGC 8:00 –9:30 am NBGC Summer Drop Off for Morning Care 9:50 am The earliest a child can arrive for Core Camp without getting charged for morning care. 3:00 –3:10 pm Core Camp Pick Up - after 3:10 you will be charged a late pick up 6:00 pm End of After Care—All children MUST be pick up by 6:00 PM or you will be charged a late pick up

REVERE PARK 9:00 am Revere Day Camp Begins 9:30 am Revere Play Camp Begins 12:30 pm Revere Play Camp Ends 3:00 pm Revere Day Camp Ends 4:30 pm Revere Art Camp Ends 6:00 pm Revere After Hours - Permitted programs on all fields begins


May 14, 2016

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