WPRF Winter/Spring Activity Guide 2019

• Branching Out - 4 • Tumbling - 7 • Youth Basketball - 8 • T-Ball, Softball, Baseball - 10-11 • Waukesha JanBoree Center Spread

On the Cover: (from left) Elijah Morin, Essence Lark, and Gianna Burgos play Broom Ball at Lowell Park Ice Rink.

Welcome to the winter season! Now is the time to review and register for some of the

fun and challenging activities provided by our award winning Parks, Recreation

and Forestry Department. These activities will keep you and your family active all

Winter and Spring.

In addition to signing up for activities, please mark your calendars for Waukesha’s

wonderful Winter JanBoree. This year, the JanBoree’s theme is “Carnival” and it will

occur January 25 – 27. Please check out the wacky Carnival of Curiosities at Waukesha

North High School. Free tickets for this show will be available starting January 2.

Afterwards, head over to the opening ceremonies at Lowell Park for Toboggan and skating fun, Winter Beer Garden, music, food, and a sparkling finale of Fireworks that will light up the winter sky. I hope to see you during Janboree!

More fun winter activity information, like hockey, skating and toboggan runs can be found on page 5.

Parents, it’s also time to think Spring! Sign the kids up for t-ball, softball, and baseball (see page 10) on or before April 21.

The deadline for signing up for soccer is February 11.

The 55+ members may want to try Dartball, a new offering that is fun, social and open to all abilities.

(See page 29) Runners will want to start training for the 27th annual Running of the Trailbreaker Marathon, to be held on April 6, 2019. (See back cover) Challenge yourself! Decide whether to sign up for the full or half marathon, or the 10K or 5K. There is a race for every ability.

Hope to see you at our JanBoree. Until then, get outside and play in our beautiful and wonderful parks.

Enjoy the season!

Sincerely, Shawn Reilly Mayor City of Waukesha

2019 Winter/Spring Public Events in the parks!

Waukesha JanBoree “Carnival” January 25-27, at various locations throughout Waukesha (see brochure center) 1st Call - 5K Run, March 31, EB Shurts, 7:00 am Trailbreaker Marathon, April 6, Schuetze Rec Center, (See ad back cover)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome to our Winter/Spring Activity Guide!

Basketball, p. 8

Soccer, p. 9

Winter/Spring EVENTS Waukesha JanBoree. . . . . . . . . . . . Center Spread-Brochure Winter Events.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 New Offerings Baseball/Softball, T-Ball Youth League Procedures..............1 0 Dartball.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 9 JanBoree Bags Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Mug Meals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Pre-School Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Fox Tale Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 PRESCHOOL Music Maker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Tumbling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

TEENS

Teen Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19 Babysitters Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Leading Forward. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lifeguard Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Youth Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12, 14-15 Homeschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 YOUTH Summer Playgrounds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12 Baseball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11 Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 FAMILY Trips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Tae Kwon Do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 12

2019 JanBoree brochure can be found inside this guide at the center spread. Please detach and keep to plan your JanBoree weekend fun!

Baseball, Softball & T-Ball, p. 10-11

Helping Hands, p. 31

Adults Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-26 Enrichment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21 Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-24 Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-26 Golf Lessons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 ADULT Kickball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Pickleball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Softball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 55 Plus Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-33 Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-33 Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-29 55+ Second Monday of the Month Events . . . . . . 29

Branching Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Community Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Facilities Listing/Locations Map . . . . . . . . . . . 38-39 Friends of PRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Helpful Phone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 MISC Library Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17, 19 PFW (The Park Foundation of Waukesha) . . . . . 30 Policies & Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37 R & R Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Rental Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35 Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Registration Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Seasonal Employment Opportunities . . . . . . . . . 19 Sponsorship Thank you . . . . . . . . Inside Back Cover Volunteer Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

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BRANCHING OUT

It’s all about the Trees!

The Community Roots Program

Wow! I guess winter is here! As I am writing this the low temperature for tonight is supposed to dip down to 14 degrees and it’s only the middle of November. The forestry division is busy planting the last few trees for the year and is still plugging away at removing targeted ash trees to help control the invasive emerald ash borer as well as gearing up for some winter tree pruning.

We have just completed our 40th Tree City USA application recognizing the hard-work and commitment that our community has for trees within our beautiful city.

When completing this application, it’s a time for reflection on all the work that has been completed throughout the year and the changes and growth to our urban forest which has occurred throughout the last 40. I have been here for 32 of those 40 years and have personally witnessed many of these changes. Remembering large park trees lost to past storms or disease, planting their replacements, and wondering how these small trees (in comparison) could ever take their place. Witnessing the development of new subdivisions and parks, void of any vegetation, and envisioning what the new street and park tree plantings would create in future years.

When looking back, it’s sometimes hard to remember those large trees of past or the barrenness of those new subdivisions and parks because now I see trees (though not mature by any means) that have grown significantly to a size that reflects an urban forest that is not only beautiful and appreciated but benefits our community as well. Trees that fill a void in a landscape that nothing else can. Trees that support a healthy environment not only for us but for the wildlife they attract.

As Abraham Lincoln said, “He who plants a tree, plants a hope.”

The City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department has a tree planting program called The Community Roots Program. This is a program where individuals, families, groups or organizations can make a monetary contribution to have a tree planted to honor, commemorate or memorialize individuals or events in one of our 49 parks throughout the city.

The forestry staff will assist with the site selection and the appropriate tree for the occasion. Once the tree is planted the names of those honored will be inscribed on a Recognition Leaf which is placed on the Recognition Tree displayed at the EB Shurts Environmental Education Center at the Fox River Sanctuary located at 810 W. College Ave. The current cost for sponsorship is $220.00 which is set by the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Board annually.

So please consider supporting our community by enhancing our environmental-quality by having a tree planted in honor of someone or important event that will live on for generations. “When you plant a tree, you plant a legacy.”

David Rauterberg, Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry City Forester

Planting trees is a way to support and enhance a healthy environmental-quality for our present community and for generations to come. It is a way to remember and honor events and people that have affected our lives.

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

WINTER ACTIVITIES

Toboggan Run at Lowell Park If you enjoy thrills, chills and speed, you will not want to miss the 350 foot lighted toboggan runs at Lowell Park, 2201 Michigan Avenue. Targeted opening date is Dec. 26 For up-to-date conditions, please call WPRF Information Line at 262-522-9356.

Toboggan Party!

General Public Hours of Operation

Saturdays 1:00-4:00 pm Sundays 1:00-4:00 pm Holiday hours to be announced.

Toboggan Fees* aily Chute Pass: $9 per day (cash only accepted) D

For people who bring own toboggan.

Toboggan Rental: $10 per hour (cash only accepted) Valid Driver’s License or $60 deposit required.

Daily Chute Pass included with rental. *A Participant Waiver must be signed by all toboggan run users. All users under the age of 18 years of age must have waiver signed by parent or guardian, prior to toboggan run usage. Waiver is available at Lowell Park Shelter during toboggan run hours of operation or at the WPRF website at: waukesha-wi.gov Public Ice Skating Rink

If weather permits, WPRF will have an unsupervised, public ice skating rink at Lowell Park. For up-to-date conditions, please call WPRF Information Line at 262-522-9356.

Learn to Skate This six week class will help youth to develop confidence on the ice by learning forward and backward skating, turns, stops, falling and recovery. It is suggested that young children bring helmets (bike or other helmet) to the class. Dress warm and come early to allow time to get skates on before class. This class is offered in conjunction with Waukesha County Parks & Land Use and offered to other Waukesha County communities.

AGE

4-6 7-12

DAY

Sa Sa

DATES

1/5-2/9 1/5-2/9

TIME

1:45-2:15 pm 2:15-2:45 pm

R/NR FEE

Looking for an exciting activity to do for a birthday party, scout activity or church group event?

A Toboggan Party is the perfect winter event to make the snowiest weather seem fun.

Toboggan Party Includes: A two hour party includes use of toboggans, toboggan run, warming shelter and hot chocolate.

Reservations must be made 7 business days in advance.

Parties available during the following hours: One run available: Saturday and Sunday, 4:30-6:30 pm Party Fees: One Toboggan Run (1-40 people) $115 Lowell Park Warming Shelter, 2201 Michigan Avenue, Waukesha, 53188 All Toboggan Parties are weather dependent.

For more registration information call Sheryl Emanuel at 262-524-3737.

CODE

$69/$89 1500.180 $69/$89 1500.181

Naga-waukee Ice Arena, 2946 Golf Road, Delafield Instructor: Waukesha County Staff 4-6 Min: 1 Max: 6 NOTE: Fee includes skate rental.

7-12 Min: 1 Max: 7

Hockey Player Initiation

Registration taken at the rink or online only: www.waukeshacountyparks.com OR contact Nick or Erik at Naga-Waukee Ice Arena, 262-646-7072

Learn to Skate - Hockey This is a 6-week course designed to teach your child how to skate for hockey.

AGE DAY DATES

4-10

TIME

Sa 1/5-2/9 1:00-1:45 pm

FEE

Learn to Play Hockey This is a six week course to introduce your child to the basics of shooting, passing, stick handling and game play.

(Must have completed learn to skate hockey class.)

AGE

4-10

DAY DATES

Sa

1/5-2/9

TIME

1:00-1:45 pm

FEE

$75

Naga-Waukee Ice Arena, 2946 Golf Road, Delafield

$75

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PRESCHOOL

WPRF offers 3-year-old preschool. Information will be in the Summer 2019 Activity Guide, scheduled to be available early April 2019. Children must be 3 by 9/1/19.

4 Year Old Kindergarten at Fox Tale Preschool Fox Tale Preschool is a community partner site with the School District of Waukesha for 4-Year-Old Kindergarten. The 4K class is held three days per week (M, W, Th) at the Schuetze Recreation Center, 9:00 am-1:15 pm. For more information on this program, please contact Mark Thompson at 262-524-3737.

Mini Master Art Studio (Parent & Child Program) Come explore several different art stations each day!

Printing, painting, drawing, sculpting, and gluing! This class is all about the process toddler style!! Something new every day, so join us for both sessions! Please dress for mess and working outside, weather permitting.

AGE

2.5-5 2.5-5

DAY

DATES

TIME

Tu 1/15-2/12 9:45-10:30 am Tu 2/19-3/19 9:45-10:30 am

R/NR FEE

$33/$50 $33/$50

CODE

1000.120 1000.121

Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room Min: 10 Max: 15 Instructor: Sara Geuder

Music Maker and More Early Childhood Music Classes (Parent & Child Program) This sing along musical activity group is designed for children and their parents or caregivers. The class incorporates traditional children’s songs, finger plays, rhythm instruments and dance movements as well as puppets that help tell a story within the songs. Our goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds of music.

Bring your dancing feet and join us for a fun family class!

AGE

DAY DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

9 mnths-4 yrs Tu 1/22-2/12 10:30-11:00 am $34/$51 1000.189 9 mnths-4 yrs Tu 2/26-3/26 10:30-11:00 am $43/$63 1000.190 9 mnths-4 yrs Tu 4/9-5/7 10:30-11:00 am $43/$63 1000.191

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Min: 6 Max: 15 Instructor: Music Maker NOTE: Price per child not per family.

NOTE: Ages are recommendations not restrictions, children who are younger or older may register.

Ballet

Encourage your little one to embrace their inner dancer! Students will have fun learning ballet while practicing balance, poise and grace. Family members are invited to attend the last class and watch the students display their hard work. Students must wear LEATHER ballet shoes, tights, and a leotard (no skirts).

Supplies may be purchased through the studio (cash or check only).

AGE

DAY DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

BEGINNING PRE-BALLET 3 Th 1/24-3/21 5:15-5:45 pm $60/$79 (no class 2/28) 3 Th 4/4-5/30 5:15-5:45 pm $60/$79 (no class 4/18) BEGINNING BALLET

4+ Th 1/24-3/21 5:45-6:15 pm $60/$79

( no class 2/28) 4+ Th 4/4-5/30 5:45-6:15 pm $60/$79 (no class 4/18) *CONTINUING BALLET 1

3+ Th 1/24-3/21 6:15-6:45 pm $60/$79

( no class 2/28) 3+ Th 4/4-5/30 6:15-6:45 pm $60/$79 (no class 4/18) *CONTINUING BALLET 2 4+ Th 1/24-3/21 6:45-7:15 pm $60/$79

( no class 2/28) 4+ Th 4/4-5/30 6:45-7:15 pm $60/$79 (no class 4/18)

CODE

7800.130 7800.131 7800.132 7800.133 7800.134 7800.135 7800.136 7800.137

Olde Metropolitan Bldg. 250 West Broadway Min: 6 Max: 20 Instructor: Sandy Kellar, Kellar Dance Studio NOTE: Phone: 262-542-8224 (for supply information only, registration is through WPRF). *Prerequisite for Continuing Ballet 1: must have taken our Beginning Pre-Ballet or Beginning Ballet class.

Continuing Ballet 2: must have instructor recommendation.

Students MUST be 3 years of age by the start of the first class for Beginning Pre-Ballet.

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PRESCHOOL

Tumbling Tykes (Parent & Child Program) In this program, children will be introduced to basic locomotor skills. Children will creatively explore different skills using hoops, bean bags, rhythm sticks, gymnastic equipment and more.

Tumbling - Beginner I Students will learn new skills on the balance beam and junior swing bar. During floor exercise, forward and backward rolls, cartwheels and handstands are skills that will be developed.

AGE

6+ Sa 1/5-2/9 9:20-10:05 am 6+ Tu 1/8-2/12 6:45-7:30 pm 6+ Sa 2/23-3/23 9:20-10:05 am 6+ Tu 2/26-4/9 6:45-7:30 pm (no class 3/26, 4/2) 6+ Sa 4/13-5/18 9:20-10:05 am 6+ Tu 4/16-5/21 6:45-7:30 pm

DAY DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

14-24 mnths Th 1/10-2/14 5:30-6:00 pm $33/$50 1000.140 14-24 mnths Th 2/28-4/11 5:30-6:00 pm $33/$50 1000.141 (no class 3/28) 14-24 months Th 4/18-5/23 5:30-6:00 pm $33/$50 1000.142

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Instructor: Robin Bickler and Sarina Vigo

Min: 6 Max: 12

Tumbling Tots (Parent & Child Program) Students will work on body awareness, balance, locomotion, special relationships and rhythm. Movement activities - tumbling, balance beam skills and other activities will be used that are designed to foster success and enhance self esteem.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

2-3 Tu 1/8-2/12 5:30-6:00 pm 2-3 Tu 1/8-2/12 6:10-6:40 pm 2-3 Th 1/10-2/14 6:10-6:40 pm 2-3 Tu 2/26-4/9 5:30-6:00 pm

(no class 3/26, 4/2) 2-3 Tu 2/26-4/9 6:10-6:40 pm (no class 3/26, 4/2) 2-3 Th 2/28-4/11 6:10-6:40 am

( no class 3/28) 2-3 Tu 4/16-5/21 5:30-6:00 pm 2-3 Tu 4/16-5/21 6:10-6:40 pm 2-3 Th 4/18-5/23 6:10-6:40 pm

R/NR FEE

$33/$50 $33/$50 $33/$50 $28/$43

CODE

1000.143 1000.144 1000.145 1000.146

$28/$43 1000.147 $33/$50 1000.148 $33/$50 1000.149 $33/$50 1000.150 $33/$50 1000.151

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Instructor: Robin Bickler and Sarina Vigo

Min: 6 Max: 12

Rolly Polly Students will learn basic tumbling skills (forward roll, backward roll and cartwheels). They will also be introduced to the junior swing bar, beam and trampoline.

AGE DAY

DATES

TIME

4-6 Th 1/10-2/14 6:45-7:30 pm 4-6 Sa 1/5-2/9 8:30-9:15 am 4-6 Th 2/28-4/11 6:45-7:30 pm (no class 3/28) 4-6 Sa 2/23-3/23 8:30-9:15 am 4-6 Th 4/18-5/23 6:45-7:30 pm 4-6 Sa 4/13-5/18 8:30-9:15 am

R/NR FEE

CODE

$33/$50 $33/$50 $33/$50

1000.112 1000.113 1000.114

$28/$43 $33/$50 $33/$50

1000.115 1000.116 1000.117

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Instructor: Robin Bickler and Sarina Vigo

Min: 6 Max: 12

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

$33/$50 $33/$50 $28/$43 $28/$43

1000.131 1000.132 1000.133 1000.134

$33/$50 $33/$50

1000.135 1000.136

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Min: 6 Max: 12 Instructor: Robin Bickler and Sarina Vigo

Tumbling - Beginner II to Intermediate All skills will continue to be perfected with an emphasis on form, increased flexibility and strength. When students are physically ready, they will continue to learn new skills such as handstands, backbends, round off rebounds and back walkovers.

AGE

7+ 7+ 7+

DAY

DATES

TIME

Sa 1/5-2/9 10:15-11:00 am Sa 2/23-3/23 10:15-11:00 am Sa 4/13-5/18 10:15-11:00 am

R/NR FEE

$33/$50 $28/$43 $33/$50

CODE

1000.137 1000.138 1000.139

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Min: 6 Max: 12 Instructor: Robin Bickler and Sarina Vigo NOTE: *Successful Completion of Tumbling - Beginner I

Lil’ Dragons Tae Kwon Do Moms….Dads….This is an exciting and fun-filled six week course for boys and girls, ages 4 to 6 years old. The Lil’ Dragons curriculum consists of developing major skills that are necessary for participation in any sport or activity, and also contains eight Lil’ Dragon Personal Development skills used to reinforce family values. Upon completion of our Lil Dragons program, your child will be focused and motivated to achieve any goal they set in life. In order to thoroughly develop your child’s training, fun and motivation, the Lil’ Dragons curriculum focuses on one skill per class. Uniform is needed for class and is available through the instructor for $35.00.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

4-6 Th 1/10-2/14 5:15-6:00 pm 4-6 Th 2/21-4/4 5:15-6:00 pm (no class 3/28)

R/NR FEE

$45/$65 $45/$65

CODE

1500.120 1500.121

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview & Meeting Rooms Instructor: David Galewski Min: 10 Max: 30 NOTE: Testing will be held on 2/14 and 4/4

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YOUTH SPORTS

Hooper Hands Basketball Academy is an organization that emphasizes the importance of developing youth athletic minds in the field of basketball. We also hope to inspire them to challenge themselves through on-the-court-awareness, fundamentals, sportsmanship, and perfecting their youth skills.

Fundamentals of Basketball This class is designed to give your child an overview of basic basketball skills. During the class, participants will be introduced to dribbling, shooting, rebounding and passing.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

4-5 Sa 1/12-2/9 1:00-1:45 pm (no class 1/26) 6-8 Sa 1/12-2/9 1:50-2:35 pm (no class 1/26)

R/NR FEE

CODE

$54/$74

2500.113

$54/$74

2500.114

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Dribble Dribble 101 This class will build upon the fundamentals learned in Fundamentals of Basketball. Participants will compete in different ball handling drills, games and stations that will develop their Hooper Hands.

AGE

4-5 6-8

DAY

DATES

Sa 2/16-3/9 Sa 2/16-3/9

TIME

1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

R /NR FEE

$54/$74 $54/$74

CODE

2500.115 2500.116

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Basketball 201 This class is designed to develop the basic fundamentals of the game of basketball. Participants will be introduced to various ball handling, shooting, passing and rebounding drills. To showcase skills learned in class, the Hoopers will perform team play at the end of some classes.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

Dribble Dribble 102 This class will build upon the fundamentals learned in Dribble Dribble 101. Participants will learn advanced ball handling through a variety of drills, fun games and scrimmages.

AGE

This class will build upon the enhanced skills learned in Basketball 201. Participants will continue to work on numerous dribbling drills, skill stations, and one-on-one moves to improve those Hooper Hands.

DAY

DATES

TIME

4-5 Sa 3/16-4/13 1:00-1:45 pm (no class 4/6) 6-8 Sa 3/16-4/13 1:50-2:35 pm (no class 4/6)

R/NR FEE

CODE

$54/$74 2500.117

$54/$74 2500.118

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Pass-Shoot-Score This is a mini basketball league class. In the beginning of class, participants will complete a series of different basketball fundamental drills and skills. We will conclude class with players being divided into teams and competing against each other.

AGE

4-5 6-8 9-11

DAY

DATES

Sa 4/20-5/11 Sa 4/20-5/11 Sa 4/20-5/11

TIME

1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 2:40-3:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$54/$74 $54/$74 $54/$74

CODE

2500.119 2500.120 2500.124

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

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$54/$74

CODE

9-11 Sa 1/12-2/9 2:40-3:30 pm (no class 1/26)

2500.121

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Dribble Dribble 201

AGE

9 -11

DAY

Sa

DATES

2/16-3/9

TIME

2:40-3:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$54/$74

CODE

2500.122

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Dribble Dribble 202 Participants are highly encouraged to have taken both Basketball 201 and Dribble Dribble 201. We will increase ball handling techniques with one-onone moves to the basket along with more repetitious dribbling.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

9-11 Sa 3/16-4/13 2:40-3:30 pm (no class 4/6)

R/NR FEE

$54/$74

CODE

2500.123

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 5 Max: 20 Instructor: John Leavell, Hooper Hands Basketball Academy

Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

Youth Soccer Leagues - Spring WPRF Soccer Leagues promote skill development, teamwork, good sportsmanship, equal participation & fun! The volunteer coach will schedule their practice day, time and location. All teams practice at local parks. All league games will be played on Saturdays, April 6-May18.

Registration deadline is Thursday, February 21 What you need to know…

1. Returning players from Fall 2018 that register by the registration deadline of February 21st will be placed on the same teams as in the fall.

Teams are organized according to elementary school areas. Participants should be registered for the grade level they are in during the CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR. Any player returning from the Fall 2018 season wishing not to return to same team please request new team.

2. Players are registered on a first come, first serve basis. Players registered after a school’s team limit has been reached will be assigned to a team who needs players. Our primary focus is to ensure quality organization of teams.

3. Wisconsin State Law requires a Parent or Guardian sign a Concussion Information & Release Form annually prior to your child playing.

4. Players missing the registration deadline will be placed on a waiting list.To give the child the opportunity to play, team assignments are made to any team throughout the city with the greatest need of players. No request accepted.

5. Participants will be notified by coaches following the Soccer Coaches Meeting.

6. All teams are coached by volunteer coaches & assistants. Please indicate your interest in coaching on the registration form. Coaches’ training will be offered at no charge and all volunteers will be encouraged to attend. All volunteer coaches will be subject to Background Checks prior to the season. Please complete volunteer application when signing up your child (found at www.waukesha-wi.gov). If a team lacks a volunteer coach all parents from that team will be notified asking if they are interested in coaching. If no coach is found the team will be coached by all parents.

YOUTH SPORTS

7.1. League T-Shirts: New players (Spring 2019) MUST purchase a t-shirt. Returning players (Fall 2018) may purchase a shirt if needed.

Players returning from the Fall 2018 League requesting a new team must purchase a shirt.

Limited number of extra shirts are ordered.

Sizes YS = youth small,YM = youth medium, YL = youth large, AS = adult small, AM = adult medium, AL = adult large, AXL = adult extra large.

NOTE: Spring 2019 League T-shirt: CODE: 2800.191 FEE: $8

Coed Kindergarten League GRADE

4K-K

DAY

Sa

DATES

4/6-5/18

R/NR FEE

CODE

$70/$90

Mindiola Park

2800.110

Min: 25 Max: 144

Girls Soccer League GRADE

1st-2nd 3rd-4th 5th-6th

DAY

DATES

R/NR FEE

CODE

Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90 Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90 Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90

Mindiola Park

2800.100 2800.101 2800.102

Min: 25 Max: 120

Boys Soccer League GRADE

DAY

DATES

R/NR FEE

1st-2nd Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90 3rd-4th Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90 5th-6th Sa 4/6-5/18 $70/$90

Mindiola Park

CODE

2800.103 2800.104 2800.105

Min: 25 Max: 120

Coed Soccer League GRADE

7th-9th

DAY

Sa

DATES

4/6-5/18

Mindiola Park

R/NR FEE

CODE

$70/$90

2800.106

Min: 25 Max: 75

Leagues may be combined to maximize enrollment numbers.

Photo by Pat Toicen-Dycee

Think Spring!

NOTE: Spring 2019 League T-shirt: CODE: 2800.191 WPRF Essential to “Community Quality of Life”

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YOUTH SPORTS

Think Spring!

Baseball, Softball, T-Ball Youth Leagues

WPRF Baseball, Softball & T-Ball leagues promote skill development, teamwork, good sportsmanship, equal participation & fun! Registration includes team shirt and hat. All teams practice at local parks. Teams are coached by Park and Recreation staff and volunteers. Rain-outs will be scheduled during the week following the season, if needed. Game time will be between 5:15-7:30 pm.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS THURSDAY, APRIL 11

What you need to know…

1. Teams are organized by practice location. Participants should be registered for the grade level they are in during the CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR (18/19).

2. Wisconsin State Law requires a Parent or Guardian to sign a Concussion Information & Release Form annually prior to your child playing ball.

3. Players missing the registration period will be placed on a waiting list.To give the child the opportunity to play, team assignments are made to any team throughout the city with the greatest need of players. No request accepted.

4. All teams are coached by Park and Recreation staff and volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering to help with your child’s team please indicate your interest on the registration form. A training session will be held and all staff/volunteers must attend. All staff/volunteers will be subject to Background Checks prior to the season. Volunteers please fill out a volunteer application when signing up your child, found at www.waukesha-wi.gov.

5. Please indicate participant’s shirt size on the registration form: YS = youth small,YM = youth medium,YL = youth large, AS = adult small, AM = adult medium, AL = adult large, AXL = adult extra large.

6. Waitlist: If the location is full, you may choose another location or place your child on a general wait list.

Once registration has ended spots on open teams will be offered to the waitlist.

4K-K T-Ball Co-Ed

T-Ball is a non-competitive program focused on fun, fitness, and fundamentals of basic baseball and softball.

Game Day/Dates: Thursday, 6/6-7/25 (no game 7/4) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

Game Day/Dates: Monday, 6/3-7/22 (no game 7/1) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

PRACTICE PARK DAY TIME CODE BANTING Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.110 BANTING Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.111 DAVIDS Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.120 DAVIDS Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.121 DOPP #1 Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.130 DOPP #1 Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.131 LOWELL Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.140 LOWELL Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.141 MERRILL CREST Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.150 MERRILL CREST Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.151 PRAIRIE Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.160 PRAIRIE Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.161 ROBERTA #1 Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.170 ROBERTA #1 Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.171 GRANDVIEW Tu 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.190 GRANDVIEW Tu 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.191

PRACTICE PARK DAY TIME CODE BANTING W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.112 DAVIDS W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.122 LOWELL W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.142 MERRILL CREST W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.152 PRAIRIE W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.162 ROBERTA #1 W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.172 GRANDVIEW W 6:15-7:15 pm 2000.192 GRANDVIEW W 7:15-8:15 pm 2000.193

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

Min: 8 Max: 12

YOUTH SPORTS

1. REGISTER FOR THE GRADE LEVEL THEY ARE IN DURING THE CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR (18/19).

1st-2nd Grade Girls *Friendly Pitch Softball Game Day/Dates: Wednesday, 6/5-7/24 (no game 7/3) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

1st-2nd Grade Boys *Friendly Pitch Baseball Game Day/Dates: Tuesday, 6/4-7/23 (no game 7/2) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

PRACTICE PARK

PRACTICE PARK

BANTING DAVIDS DOPP #1 ROBERTA #1

DAY

TIME

CODE

M 6:15-7:15 pm 2100.113 M 6:15-7:15 pm 2100.123 M 6:15-7:15 pm 2100.132 M 6:15-7:15 pm 2100.173

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex *Park & Recreation Staff will pitch

Min: 8 Max: 14

BANTING DAVIDS DOPP #1 LOWELL MERRILL CREST PRAIRIE

DAY

TIME

CODE

Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.116 Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.125 Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.134 Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.146 Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.153 Th 6:15-7:15 pm 2200.166

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

Min: 8 Max: 14

3rd-4th Grade Girls Modified Fastpitch Softball Game Day/Dates: Wednesday, 6/5-7/24 (no game 7/3) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

3rd-4th Grade Boys Baseball Game Day/Dates: Monday, 6/3-7/22 (no game 7/1) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

PRACTICE PARK

PRACTICE PARK

BANTING DOPP #1 PRAIRIE ROBERTA #1

DAY

TIME

CODE

M 7:15-8:15 pm 2100.114 M 7:15-8:15 pm 2100.133 M 6:15-7:15 pm 2100.163 M 7:15-8:15 pm 2100.174

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

Min: 8 Max: 14

BANTING DAVIDS MERRILL CREST PRAIRIE

DAY

TIME

CODE

W 7:15-8:15 pm 2200.117 W 7:15-8:15 pm 2200.126 W 7:15-8:15 pm 2200.154 W 7:15-8:15 pm 2200.167

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

Min: 8 Max: 14

5th-6th Grade Girls **Modified Fastpitch Softball Game Day/Dates: Wednesday, 6/5-7/24 (no game 7/3) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

5th-6th Grade ** Baseball Game Day/Dates: Tuesday, 6/4-7/23 (no game 7/2) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

PRACTICE PARK

PRACTICE PARK

DAVIDS LOWELL LOWELL PRAIRIE

DAY

TIME

CODE

DAVIDS M 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.124 DOPP #1 M 6:15-7:30 pm 2100.143 MERRILL CREST M 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.144 ROBERTA #1 M 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.164

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

Min: 8 Max: 14

DAY

TIME

CODE

Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2200.127 Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2200.135 Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2200.155 Th 6:15-7:30 pm 2200.176

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

Min: 8 Max: 14

7th-8th Grade Girls ** Fastpitch Softball Game Day/Dates: Tuesday 6/4-7/23 (no game 7/2) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

7th-8th Grade Boys ** Baseball Game Day/Dates: Monday, 6/3-7/22 (no game 7/1) Practice starts week of 5/13 R/NR FEE: $75/$95

PRACTICE PARK

PRACTICE PARK

BANTING LOWELL PRAIRIE ROBERTA #1

DAY

TIME

CODE

Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.115 Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.145 Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.165 Th 7:15-8:30 pm 2100.175

GAMES: W.R.O.Youth Complex

**May have some local travel games.

Min: 8 Max: 14

BANTING BANTING PRAIRIE PRAIRIE

DAY

TIME

CODE

W 6:30-8:00 pm 2200.118 Th 6:30-8:00 pm 2200.119 W 6:30-8:00 pm 2200.168 Th 6:30-8:00 pm 2200.169

GAMES: Banting, Prairie, Grandview and Frame Min: 8 Max: 14

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YOUTH SPORTS SEE LIL’ DRAGONS ON PAGE 7

Baseball/Softball Skills Class STiKS Academy & Sports Training of Waukesha will be offering a five-week youth baseball/softball class. This class is intended to teach the basic fundamentals of the game such as fielding, pitching and hitting. During each class session, the STiKS staff will set up drills and skills stations to help these young athletes learn the game the correct way.

AGE

DAY

4K-K M 1st-2nd M

DATES

4/1-4/29 4/1-4/29

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

5:30-7:00 pm $100/$120 2100.108 5:30-7:00 pm $100/$120 2100.109

STiKS Academy S5197 W240 Kuenzi Ln, Waukesha

Min:10 Max: 24 Instructors: Former professional players, college players and current local high school players.

NOTE:To find us via GPS use: S52 W24082 Glendale Rd. Waukesha, WI Contact: 262-875-5337

info@stiksacademy.com

www.stiksacademy.com

Beginning Archery

Beginning Archery is a four-week course where beginners, or those wanting to improve their skills, will learn the concepts of proper safety, equipment inspection and maintenance, and steps to successful archery. Children must have a parent or guardian present throughout the class period. Rental equipment and park entrance fees are included in the registration fee.

AGE

7-17

DAY

DATES

W 4/10-5/1

TIME

R/NR FEE

4:30-6:00 pm $48/$68

CODE

1500.125

Minooka Park, Waukesha (Meet at Picnic Area #2) Instructor: Sashie Ehlke Min: 5 Max: 15 NOTE: If you bring your own equipment, it must be inspected by the instructor prior to class starting.

NOTE: Rain Date is 5/8

Youth and Adult Novice Tae Kwon Do White – Green Belts Learn the Ancient Korean art of self-defense. This action packed 14-week class teaches the basic levels of Tae Kwon Do, for ages 7 and up. Martial arts for the whole family! While building on each level, the student will progress in rank through testing. Please note there is a separate fee for testing.You will learn self-defense, basic forms and hapkido, while developing your body and mind through mental and physical discipline. Participants will also learn the basic techniques of Tae Kwon Do, such as sparring & board breaking. Students will have the opportunity to compete for trophies and medals at local and national events. A uniform is required and is available through the instructor for $35.00. Any returning students from previous classes will retain their rank, ITF forms and WTF forms styles. This class fills fast, register today!

AGE

12

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

$182/$202 1500.122

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview & Meeting Rooms Instructor: David Galewski Min: 10 Max: 25 NOTE: White Belt – Orange Stripe Skill Level Testing for this class will be announced

Youth and Adult Intermediate/Advanced Tae Kwon Do (Hi Green Belts – Black Belts) This 14-week class will focus on the advanced movements of Tae Kwon Do, for ages 7 and up.

In this class students learn the complex movements of Tae Kwon Do, while building confidence toward their goal of becoming a Black Belt! Students will progress in rank just as the novice belt class, but with more attention to detail through testing. Please note, there is a separate fee for testing.You will learn advanced self-defense, competition and upper belt forms, hapkido, and street survival tactics! Participants will also learn the dynamic kicking, sparring & board breaking techniques of the sport of Tae Kwon Do. Students will have the opportunity to compete for trophies and medals at local and national events.

A uniform is required and is available through the instructor for $35.00. Any returning students from previous classes will retain their rank, ITF forms and WTF forms styles. This class fills fast, register today!!

AGE

Save the date!

COMING SUMMER GUIDE 2019 (AUGUST 12-16, 2019)

DAY

7+ Th 1/10-4/18 7:10-8:10 pm (no class 3/28)

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

7+ Th 1/10-4/18 6:10-7:10 pm $182/$202 1500.123 (no class 3/28)

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview & Meeting Rooms Instructor: David Galewski Min: 10 Max: 25 NOTE: Orange Belt - Black Belt Skill Level Testing for this class will be announced

Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

FAMILY

Family Trips Traveling with a group is more fun. Everyone is welcome! Family trips are held rain or shine and an adult must accompany children 6-17 years. Deluxe motorcoaches are used for the tours. Any cancellations/ refunds must be requested two (2) days prior to the trip; all theater tickets are non-refundable. Refunds may be given for trips if a replacement is found. Alcohol is prohibited on the motorcoaches.

New Musical - Come From Away “This Story Touched the World and celebrates the best that we can all be” Tom Brokaw, NBC. The true story of the small town that welcomed the world. Broadway’s COME FROM AWAY has won Best Musical all across North America! The New York Times Critics’ pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared into the night, and gratitude grew into enduring friendships. Don’t miss this breathtaking new musical written by Tony nominates Irene Sankoff and David Hein and helmed by this year’s Tony-winning Best Director, Christopher Ashley, Newsweek cheers, “It takes you to a place you never want to leave!” On 9/11, the world stopped. On 9/12, their stories moved us all.

CHICAGO CHINATOWN

AGE

6+

DAY

Th

DATES

5/9

TIME

6:30-10:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$59

CODE

8900.101

Bus will depart from WPRF Office, 1900 Aviation Drive Instructor: Marge Reuteman Min: 35 Max: 52 NOTE: Registration deadline for this trip is Monday, April 8, 2019

Chicago Chinatown Tour II – Back by popular demand

WPRF invites you on a New and Old Chinatown Chicago tour. Our morning attraction includes a docentlead tour of the Chinese-American Museum of Chicago.

Next, Guides from the Chicago Chinese Cultural Institute will lead our Motorcoach through the third largest Chinatown in the country.

This exclusive tour provides an interesting look at Chinatown’s greatest treasures, some of which include: Nine Dragon Wall, Chinatown Gate, Pui Tak Center, Chinese Buddist Temple (if available), St. Therese Church, Chinatown Square, Chinatown Mural and more. Tour includes Chinese lunch, and optional walking portions.

AGE

6+

DAY

F

DATES

3/22

TIME

7:30 am-5:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$74

CODE

8900.102

Bus will depart from: WPRF Office, 1900 Aviation Dr. Instructor: Marge Reuteman Min: 35 Max: 48 NOTE: Registration deadline for this trip is Friday, March 1, 2019.

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SPECIALTY

R & R Club

Homeschool/Virtual School Physical Education and Art Age as of September 1, 2018 Art Through the Ages: Join us as we venture through time in art! From ancient times to middle ages to renaissance into modern art, we will explore many different mediums and art processes.

Physical Education: In this program, participants will increase core stabilization, flexibility, strength and cardiovascular fitness. They will also learn skills, rules, and game strategies in several sports and activities with an emphasis on self improvement and teamwork.

ART ONLY AGE

4.5-6 7-10 11-18

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

Tu 1/15-3/26 11:15-11:55 am $36/$54 Tu 1/15-3/26 Noon-12:40 pm $36/$54 Tu 1/15-3/26 12:45-1:40 pm $50/$70

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ONLY

AGE

4.5-6 7-10 11-18

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

Tu 1/15-3/26 Noon-12:40 pm $36/$54 Tu 1/15-3/26 12:45-1:40 pm $36/$54 Tu 1/15-3/26 1:45-2:40 pm $50/$70

ART AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

AGE

4.5-6 7-10 11-18

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

1300.100 1300.101 1300.110 CODE

1300.170 1300.171 1300.180 CODE

Tu 1/15-3/26 11:15 am-12:40 pm $64/$84 1300.131 Tu 1/15-3/26 Noon-1:40 pm $64/$84 1300.132 Tu 1/15-3/26 12:45-2:40 pm $86/$106 1300.133

R & R Club is a drop-off evening of fun for any child that has a disability from birth to age 21 and any siblings. This is a chance for parents to enjoy an evening out. The R & R Clubs are run by Broadscope staff (who are present during all Club events) and volunteers from the area.

There will be a respite provider to assist the children with any toileting or personal care needs. Children are divided into the following groups: birth-7 years, 8-12 years, 13-21 years, and siblings. Each group participates in arts & crafts, fun, games and group activities. A snack will be provided, please let staff know of any food restrictions. Group participation is encouraged, but children are not required to attend any specific activities. It’s just a night to have fun and relax! One-onone supervision is available if your child has any specific needs. Registration must be received at least two (2) days prior to the class date.

AGE

0-21 0-21 0-21

DAY

F F F

DATES

2/15 3/22 4/12

TIME

5:30-8:30 pm 5:30-8:30 pm 5:30-8:30 pm

R/NR FEE

CODE

$9/$13 9500.100 $9/$13 9500.101 $9/$13 9500.102

Schuetze Recreation Center Min: 10 Max: 30 Instructor: Sara Barron, Broadscope Disability Services, sbarron@ broadscope.org DIRECT (414) 329-4512 NOTE: Registration for this program is through WPRF. This program is assisted by CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) funding.

Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room and Gym Instructor: Sara Geuder and Irene Schuder Min: 8 Max: 15 Note: Celebration Day on Tuesday, 4/2.

WPRF Provides a Before and Afterschool program, in conjunction with the School District of Waukesha!

The Cool Before School and Cool Afterschool programs offer a healthy balance of academics, recreation and social activities outside of regular school hours. Each day, students can complete their homework, participate in games and activities that promote social-emotional growth and take part in academic enrichment classes which provide unique, hands-on learning experiences that complement the traditional school day.

Our Before and Afterschool programs are offered at the following schools on all teaching days:

Banting Elementary School* Heyer Elementary School

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Bethesda Elementary School Lowell Elementary School Blair Elementary School Prairie Elementary School Hawthorne LAB School STEM Academy - Randall Campus Hillcrest Elementary School Rose Glen Elementary School Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

YOUTH SUMMER

Youth Development Summer Day Camp Opportunities

Grab your sunscreen and lace up your tennis shoes because your summer fun will begin at one of the City of Waukesha’s great parks!

Let our staff engage your child in fun, innovative games, crafts and friends all summer long. Day campers will enjoy crafts, games, field trips, making new friends and trying new activities! ages 6-12 years (must be age 6 by 6/7/19, no exceptions) These programs are designed for elementary students. Please understand our age requirements are to preserve the quality of our school-age programming.

DATES TIME

R/NR FEE

BANTING PARK 2101 Butler Dr.

LOWELL PARK 2201 Michigan Ave.

Session A: 6/10-6/14 (5 day program)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$135/$155

3500.201

3500.210

Session B: 6/17-6/28 (10 day program)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$270/$290

3500.202

3500.211

Session C: 7/1-7/12 (9 day program) ( no program 7/4)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$243/$263

3500.203

3500.212

Session D: 7/15-7/26 (10 day program)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$270/$290

3500.204

3500.213

Session E: 7/29-8/9 (10 day program)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$270/$290

3500.205

3500.214

Session F: 8/12-8/23 (10 day program)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$270/$290

3500.206

3500.215

Session G: 8/26-8/28 (3 day program) ( no program 8/29-8/30)

7:30 am-6:00 pm

$81/$101

3500.207

Not Offered

Summer School Wrap Around Care M-F 7:30 am-6:00 pm ages 5-12 years This program is in partnership with the School District of Waukesha and available at most elementary summer school sites.

Information for these programs will be available on our Website by April 2019.

More Great Summer Programs Available Summer 2019!

Times, location, fees and registration information will be available in our 2019 Summer Activity guide!

Traditional Playgrounds M-Th Noon-5:00 pm ages 7-12 years

Wee Friends M, W 9:30 am-10:15 am ages 2-3 years Summer Friends Tu, Th 9:30 am-11:00 am ages 4-6 years Afternoon Friends M-Th Noon-5:00 pm ages 4-6 years Leaders in Training Program M-F Various Times ages 12-17 years

Merrill Crest, Rivers C rossing, Saratoga, Sentinel David’s Park David’s Park Saratoga Park Various Parks

There is a Parent Handbook each school year which contains program information.

The Parent Handbook, Registration Forms, Child Information Form, and Medication Authorization Form are all available on our website.

NOTE: All students living in Waukesha School District zoning for Banting School are eligible to attend the program regardless of the school they attend.

Students eligible for the free lunch program do not pay a fee for the CLC program. Students eligible for reduced lunch pay a minimal fee and students who do not need assistance can attend for a reasonable fee.

We offer financial assistance to City of Waukesha residents. Please contact the main office for more information. * The Banting Before and Afterschool site is a 21st Century Community Learning Center site. The programming provided is developed to encourage students’ efforts to improve academic achievement and enhance their physical, mental and social wellbeing through a variety of academic enrichment activities and family engagement programs.

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Programs for Children & Families WINTER/SPRING 2019

321 Wisconsin Ave., Waukesha, WI • 262-524-3692

www.waukeshapubliclibrary.org

Drop-in Storytimes, Playgroup & Programs for Pre-schoolers

Registered Storytimes & Preschool Programs

Baby & Me

Preschool FUN Day

Babies and toddlers not yet 2 years old with an accompanying adult.

Ages 3-4 years with an accompanying adult.

Registration begins January 2 for all classes.

Mondays, 9:30-10 a.m. OR 10:30-11 a.m.

March 4 – April 15

Baby & Me is a special storytime for our youngest “readers.” Infants and toddlers and their caregivers are invited to join us for stories, music, rhymes, fingerplays — and other fun and age-appropriate activities that help foster a love of reading.

PajamaRama!

Wednesdays, 6:30-7 p.m.

January 23 – March 27 Bedtime stories with Miss Kathy and her lovable puppet friends. PJs, pillows and fuzzy slippers optional.

Playgroup

Fridays, Drop-in between 10 a.m.-noon January 4 – April 26

Babies and preschoolers with an accompanying adult.

Informal gathering for families. Simply drop-in and enjoy a room filled with toys, music, and of course, books.

Stories Alive

Tuesdays, 9:30-10 a.m. OR 10:30-11 a.m.

January 22 – April 9 Stories come alive in this fun and active drop-in storytime for children of all ages. Storytellers encourage children to use their imaginations through the use of puppets, songs, fingerplays and a variety of creative activities.

Children’s Services: (262) 524-3692 Adult & Teen Reference: (262) 524-3682 HOURS: M-TH: 9 a.m.-9 p.m., F: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat.: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat.: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (Summer) Sunday: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (October – April)

TO REGISTER: ONLINE – Go to the Library’s event calendar, www.waukeshapubliclibrary. org and click on the day of the event.

OR come to the Library OR call the Children’s Reference Desk, 262-524-3692.

Wednesdays, 9:30-10:15 a.m.

January 16 – March 20

Enjoy a fun-filled morning of stories and early literacy activities with your child. Focus is on the five key early literacy skills: READ! TALK! SING! WRITE! PLAY!

Rhythm & Rhymes for 2’s & 3’s

Thursdays, 9:30-10 a.m. OR 10:30-11 a.m.

January 24 – April 11

Registration begins January 2.

(Sweetheart Dance replaces both storytimes on Feb. 14)

Enjoy a fun-filled morning with your 2 or 3 year old.

Imaginative stories, singing, dancing & more!

1000 Books before Kindergarten Reading Program

For children who have not yet entered 5K

Reading with your child will build a solid foundation of pre-reading skills that will ensure your child enters 5K ready to succeed in school. Babies and children not yet enrolled in Kindergarten are encouraged to sign up for the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Reading Program. Stop by the library to receive your reading log and learn more about the exciting early literacy activities that we have planned for you and your child. For more information, inquire at the Children’s Reference Desk.

Friends of the Waukesha Public Library – Many of the programs offered in this brochure are made possible through the generous support of the Friends of Waukesha Public Library. Friends receive funds through membership dues, merchandise sales and donations. If you are interested in joining the Friends, pick up a brochure at the library or visit the library website.

WPL is committed to providing the highest degree of accessibility within its means.

Please call 262-524-3692 at least two weeks prior to an event with any disabilityrelated accommodation requests. Every attempt will be made to honor all requests.

MLK Day

Monday, January 21 Saturday, January 26

The library is joining in the fun! No registration required. Programs will be held at the Waukesha Public Library in the children’s program room.

Miller & Mike ~ Interactive Comedy Juggling Show Three performances to choose from: 10:00/10:45/11:30 a.m.

Former Ringling Brothers circus clowns Miller and Mike bring their “carnival” act to the Waukesha Public Library for three performances! This high energy, fast paced comedy show will please the entire family!

Library Carnival (Drop in anytime between 1:30-3:30 p.m.)

Join us for an afternoon of games and activities as the children’s program room is turned into a Carnival for children and their families. Try your hand at Ring Toss, Picka-Duck, and other traditional Carnival games! Create a clown craft or carnival animal, and be sure to bring your camera or phone! We’ll have photo props available.

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Join us for an all day, library-wide celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy.

Enjoy activities and help create a unifying art project to be displayed in the library!

Storytime (9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 6:30 p.m.)

All ages. No registration. Join us for a half hour storytime about the heroes of the Civil Rights movement.

Movie Screening (Noon-2:00 p.m.)

All ages. No registration. Bring your own lunch and watch a movie (TV-PG) about a heroic young girl who faces hate when she attends a public elementary school during the Civil Rights Movement.

4th-6th Grade Book Discussion – Multiple Titles (3:15-4:15 p.m.)

Registration begins Wednesday, January 2.

In this discussion we’ll explore and discuss some of the wonderful books written about Martin Luther King Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and Dr. King’s impact today. We’ll have a list available to help you choose and check out a book to discuss when you register at the Children’s Desk!

READING WITHOUT WALLS

“Reading is a fantastic way to open your minds and hearts to new people, places, and ideas. I’ve met new friends, learned new facts, and become a better person.” –Gene Luen Yang, former National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Following Yang’s philosophy, we invite you to take the “Reading Without Walls challenge!”

1. Read a book about a character who doesn’t look like you or live like you.

2. Read a book about a topic you don’t know much about.

3. Read a book in a format that you don’t normally read for fun — a chapter book, a graphic novel, a book in verse, or an audio book.

Register for this simple, but rewarding reading challenge! Each time you complete the three challenges listed above, enter your name into a monthly prize drawing thru May 2019.

Fun for All Ages

Activities for all ages. No registration required.

Art Sundays

Sundays, drop-in between 1:30-3:30 p.m.

March 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 Drop in for informal art exploration and activities for the entire family! Come for 30 minutes or stay for two hours. Each week we will focus on a different art style. All supplies provided.

Bunny Hop Family Dance Party

Tuesday, April 16, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Get out of the house and get hopping to groovy tunes! Kids of all ages, bring your family for a morning of dancing and fun. Refreshments served.

Card Game Saturday

Saturdays, 2:00-3:00 p.m.

January 12, February 9, March 30 Bring your deck for Pokemon or your favorite trading card game and play.

El Día de los Niños

Saturday, April 27, 10:00 a.m.-noon Día de los Niños is a national initiative that emphasizes the importance of literacy for children from all backgrounds. It is a daily commitment to linking children and their families to diverse books, languages, and cultures.

Help us celebrate this annual event with fun stories, activities, entertainment, and foods that highlight Hispanic culture!

Game Days

Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m.

January 10 & 24, February 28, March 14 & 28 We’ve got the board games and Wiis…you come for the fun! Twenty iPads with the pocket edition of Minecraft available to children on a first-come, first-served basis.

Homeschool Hangout

Mondays, 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

January 7, February 4, March 4, April 1, May 6 Connect with other homeschooling families while participating in activities ranging from art history to technology to library services!

Little Sweetheart Dance

Thursday, February 14 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Dance the morning away with your little sweetheart at this special event in the children’s program room. Learn family-friendly dances and enjoy light refreshments. Be sure to bring your camera or phone! We’ll have photo props available.

Valentine Marshmallow Pops Thursday, February 14 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Ages 7-12. Registration begins Jan. 28.

Make and enjoy a tasty treat! Decorate your chocolate-covered marshmallow pop with red, pink and white candy sprinkles. All supplies provided..

LOL! Improv Comedy & Theatre Games Mondays, 6:30-7:30 p.m.

February 4, 11, 18, 25

Ages 8-12 years. Registration begins January 14.

Improvisation is all about having fun and learning to think on your feet! It is the coolest way to develop Creativity (writing and thinking), Community (team, listening and respect) and Leadership (public speaking, self-confidence, eye contact). No experience is needed, just a willingness to have fun and laugh a lot, too!

Make Your Own Fairy House

Wednesday, March 27, 10:30-11:30 a.m.

Ages 5-12. Registration begins March 11.

Do you have fairies living nearby? Come and listen to magical stories and learn the rules of the forest, and then build a fairy house fit for a queen, elf or gnome. Recycled and natural materials provided, plus a little sparkle.

Open WIDE! What’s Inside?

Trinity Irish Dancers

Saturday, March 16, 10:00 a.m.

Come enjoy the art of Irish dance with the Trinity Academy of Irish Dancers, complete with colorful costumes and festive dances. Enjoy a traditional Irish Jig, rhythmic, and traditional dances.

School Age Programs Book Discussions for Grades 1, 2 & 3

Wednesday, February 27, 4:15-5:15 p.m.

(Registration begins February 4)

SPRING BREAK: Wed., March 27, 2-3 p.m.

(Registration begins February 27)

We’ll explore a different topic/genre each month.

A list of titles is available to help you choose and check out a book to discuss when you register at the Children’s Desk!

Book Discussions for Grades 4, 5 & 6

Wednesdays, 4:15-5:15 p.m.

February 20 (Registration begins January 28) March 27 (Registration begins February 20) The books are generously provided by the Friends of the Library and are yours to keep after you join us for the discussion. Pick up your book at the time of registration.

Chess Club/Open Play

Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m., April 2-30 Ages 5-12. No registration required.

Emphasis is on fun rather than competition.

Boards and pieces will be provided.

LEGO™ Club

Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m.

Jan. 3 & 17, Feb. 7 & 21, March 7 & 21, April 4 & 18 Age 5 and up. No registration required.

Meet in the children’s program room to create, build and make new LEGO-loving friends.

LEGO™ Mindstorms Robotics – Build A Robot!

Mondays, 4:30-5:30 p.m., March 4 – April 1 3rd-6th grade. No registration required.

Join us to learn the basics of robotics in a non-competitive, team environment using LEGO Mindstorms kits provided by the Library.

Saturday, February 16, 10:00-11:00 a.m.

Ages 7-12 years. Registration begins January 28.

How do everyday things work? Take apart computers, small appliances and other electronics to peek inside! Bring your own screwdrivers.

What the Tech?!

Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Jan. 29 – March 19 School’s Out: 2-3 p.m., Jan. 22, March 26 & 29

Ages 7-12 years. No registration required. Each class is different…come when you can!

Each week we will give kids an opportunity to explore a different type of technology including 3D printing, Ozobots, littleBits, Scratch Jr., Stop Motion Animation & More!

Youth Art Month – March

Student art from the Waukesha School District will be featured in the library during the month of March. Help us celebrate the creativity of these young artists and their teachers at a special reception on: Wednesday, March 13, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Enjoy music and refreshments during the reception. Those attending the reception will also have an opportunity to create an art piece to take home.

Parents and Educators Bright Beginnings – Books Too Good to Miss!

Saturday, March 2, 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Registration begins February 18 Online: www.waukeshapubliclibrary.org (go to the calendar and click on March 2) or call 262-524-3692.

Continuing education hours available.

Early childhood care and education providers have a tremendous impact on children’s language and literacy development. The Waukesha Public Library children’s staff will share innovative and practical ideas to use with this year’s best children’s books.

The presentation will be geared toward teachers, early childhood educators, and parents who are interested in encouraging life-long reading skills in children.

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TEEN

TY! I TEEN R O OPP

Leading Forward: Leadership Training for Teens (Ages 12-17) This active and engaging leadership program will inspire and motivate teens to become leaders within the community. We will focus on building character, college/career readiness and how to play and teach classic park and rec games. Through interactive activities and exercises, this training will teach teens how to gain greater control over their lives and how to recognize and harness the power of their own leadership skills. Topics of discussion and learning include: happiness and gratitude, self-confidence, professionalism, communication, commitment, goal-setting and more!

AGE

12-17

DAY

Sa

DATES

5/11

TIME

R/NR FEE

9:00 am-3:00 pm $55/$75

CODE

3000.161

WPRF Office, 1900 Aviation Dr. Waukesha Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Min: 8 Max: 20 Instructor: Jeff Patzer & Dakota Berg, DPI Certified Teachers NOTE: Please dress for active participation (gym shoes and athletic clothing). Participants should bring a bag lunch and snacks. This course is a REQUIRED PREREQUISITE for the Leaders in Training Volunteer program in the summer.

Our Leaders in Training Program is offered at many of our parks programs throughout Waukesha. Please note that space is limited and not all Leaders In Training will receive their first choice.

Babysitters Training The American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training class, designed for today’s 11-15 year olds, features an exciting activity-based format. The class addresses safety issues, preventing injuries, basic childcare, first aid, decisionmaking skills, age-appropriate behavior and play. Students must attend the full class to successfully pass the course.

AGE

11+ 11+ 11+ 11+

DAY

Sa Sa Sa Sa

DATES

2/23 3/16 4/27 5/18

TIME

9:00 am-3:30 pm 9:00 am-3:30 pm 9:00 am-3:30 pm 9:00 am-3:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$64/$84 $64/$84 $64/$84 $64/$84

CODE

3800.100 3800.101 3800.102 3800.103

WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Min: 8 Max: 12 Instructor: Sue Stadler, Certified American Red Cross Babysitting NOTE: Please bring a snack, lunch and drink to class.

Lifeguarding If you’re 15 years or older and looking for a great summer job or challenging career, the American Red Cross Lifeguarding program is the place to start.

Through videos, group discussion and hands-on practice, you will learn patron rescue and surveillance skills, first aid and CPR/AED. Our program will focus on a variety of environments including pools and shallow water attractions.

Pre-requisites: Students must be 15 years of age by the last day of the class, complete a 300-yard continuous swim, tread water for two minutes just using their legs and retrieve a 10-pound brick from a depth of 10 feet and swim 20 yards with both hands on the brick.

• Must attend all classes for the entire session (all dates listed below).

• Participation does not guarantee certification.

• Written requests for refunds will only be accepted prior to 1st day of class.

• Bring a suit, towel, sweats, water, swim goggles, highlighter and pen.

AGE DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

15+ Sa, Su 3/23-24, 3/30 8 :00 am-1:00 pm $225/$245 4500.199

M-F 3/25-3/29 5:00-7:30 pm Participants that successfully complete the program will be considered for City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department Summer Lifeguard Employment Carroll University,Van Male Natatorium Min: 3 Max: 10 Instructor: Jeff Valleskey, ARC Lifeguard Instructor Parking: On street parking where allowed. P9 and P10 parking lots off of Barstow are available.

Attire: Must wear aqua shoes with non-slip tread.

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

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2019 WPRF Seasonal Employment Opportunities

Accepting applications for seasonal positions listed below. Apply online at WPRF website/forms. Apply early!

WINTER Toboggan Run Attendant: 18 yrs. & older

Adult Softball/Umpire Officials: 18 yrs. & older

Youth Soccer League Officials: 14 yrs. & older

Adult Basketball Officials: 18 yrs. & older

Youth Soccer League Site Supervisor: 18 yrs. & older

Adult Touch Football Officials: 18 yrs. & older

Saratoga Softball Supervisor: 21 yrs. & older; ASA Umpire Certification Preferred.

Recreation Assistants: 18 yrs. & older

Must be available to work Saturday and Sunday, Noon-4:00. Additional hours for rentals/parties. Starting in December.

Must be available to work Saturday, starting at 9:00 am, early April-May and early September through October. Soccer knowledge is required.

Must be available to work Saturday, starting at 8:30 am, early April through May and early September through October. Soccer knowledge is required.

Must be available to work Monday-Friday, 6:00-11:00 pm, Mid-April-August.

Saratoga Softball Scorekeepers: 16 yrs. & older

Games are played Monday-Friday, 6:15-10:30 pm, late April through August.

Scorekeepers will also need to announce games.

Buchner Supervisor/Scorekeeper: 18 yrs. & older

Must be available to work Monday-Thursday, 6:00-11:00 pm, mid-April-July.

Youth Baseball, Softball Officials: 16 yrs. & older

Training (May), games will start the week of mid-June and be completed by the beginning of August. Knowledge of baseball and/or softball is required.

Hours available Monday-Friday, late April through the beginning of October.

Previous experience helpful.

Hours available Tuesday or Wednesday evenings, January through March.

Previous experience helpful.

Hours available Wednesday evenings, September through October. Previous experience helpful.

Working a variety of special events including Movies in the Park, concerts, and beer gardens. Must be available to work nights, Saturdays and Sundays, Hours vary according to event. Primarily Summer however additional hours available in the Fall/Winter.

Volunteer Youth Coaches and Paid Youth Coaches: 18 yrs. & older

Coaches in soccer, baseball, softball and T-ball. A background check required & must be completed prior to a team being assigned. Soccer mid-March through the end of May and early Sept.-Oct.Youth baseball, softball & T-ball mid-May -beginning of Aug.

Youth Gymnastics Instructors/Assistants: 16 yrs. & older

Instructor/Assistants needed Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Knowledge of gymnastics/tumbling is required-WPRF will train.

Teen Events

Group Fitness Instructors (Substitutes): 18 yrs. & older

National Certification required. Substitutes needed for morning and evenings.

Facility Attendants: 18 yrs. & older

WINTER/SPRING 2019 Teens in grades 7-12 are invited.

Summer weekend attendants needed for buildings, park areas, and gardens.

All events will be held in the Teen Zone, unless otherwise noted.

Snacks will be provided at all events and club meetings.

Parks & Facilities Maintenance Workers: 18 yrs. & older Maintenance workers needed weekdays, weekends, 1st & 2nd shifts. Athletic field prep, grass mowing & trimming, building maintenance with an emphasis on janitorial duties and painting, park maintenance, flower bed maintenance, building or parks/landscape maintenance experience preferred.

Before & Afterschool Instructors: 18 yrs. & older

Work with children, weekdays, during before/afterschool hours, Sept.-June.

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Playground Leaders: 18 yrs. & older

Work with children in park setting, must be available weekdays, June-August.

Lifeguards, Swim Lesson Instructor, Concession Workers: 16 yrs. & older

Must be available to work throughout the outdoor pool season, June-August.

Lifeguards and Swim Instructors must be certified through the American Red Cross. Interested parties who are not certified but strong swimmer are encouraged to apply as WPRF is willing to train/certify.

Front Desk Attendants: 18 yrs. & older

Must be available to work throughout the outdoor pool season, June-August.

Temporary Office Help: 18 yrs. & older

Approximately 8 weeks of work at WPRF office, May-June.

Internships: 18 yrs. & older

Internships are available throughout the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department, including areas such as Recreation Management, Forestry, Grounds Maintenance, Marketing & Special Events.

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December 11: Cookie Decorating @ 3:30 p.m. in the Community Room January 8: Felt Plushies @ 3:30 p.m.

January 21: MLK Day Event: Unity Circles @ 3:00 p.m.

January 21: MLK Day Event: The Blood is at the Doorstep Viewing and Discussion* @ 6:30 p.m. at Waukesha Civic Theatre (*This program is open to teens and adults.)

February 12: Anti-Valentine’s Day Party @ 3:30 p.m. in the Community Room March 12: Wii U Game Day @ 3:30 p.m.

March 14: Pocket Green Screens @ 3:30 p.m.

April 9: DIY Book Bags @ 3:30 p.m.

May 4: Teen Manga Festival @ 1 p.m. in the Community Room May 14: Wii U Game Day @ 3:30 p.m.

Teen CLUBS Teen Manga and Anime Club

(All clubs meet in the Community Room.)

Third Tuesday of every month @ 5 p.m.

Teen Advisory Group Last Tuesday of every month (Jan.-Nov.) @ 6 p.m.

Teen Book Club

Last Tuesday of every month (Jan.-Nov.) @ 7 p.m.

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ADULT ENRICHMENT

Knitting - Beginning In this class you will learn to cast, knit, bind off, read patterns and more. After learning the basics you will begin a project of your choice.Your confidence will grow in this fun and caring learning environment.

Supplies will be loaned to participants on the first night.

AGE

16+

DAY

DATES

Tu 1/22-3/26

TIME

7:00-9:00 pm

R/NR FEE

$38/$57

CODE

6000.122

WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Instructor: Michele Steinbacher Min: 8 Max: 20 NOTE: Class will be held in the WPRF Office, Large Conference Room on 2/19

Knitting - Continuing Join the resurgence of knitting. Beginner and Advanced knitters are wanted. Learn the basics of this useful craft or work on the project of your choice. Come and join us! We’ll keep you in stitches!

AGE

16+

DAY

DATES

M 1/21-3/25

TIME

7:00-9:00 pm

R/NR FEE

$38/$57

CODE

6000.120

Schuetze Recreation Center, Conference Room Instructor: Michele Steinbacher Min: 8 Max: 20 NOTE: Must have good knitting skills.

Old Family Photos & the Digital Age Working on your old family photo prints and slides is a perfect Cabin Fever project. This two-hour seminar covers your options for scanning photo prints and slides into digital picture files - whether you have a computer or not - for a multitude of uses and sharing. Topics include creating a workflow, how to scan, how to get and stay organized, and how to backup your pictures onto other storage devices.

AGE

16+

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

16+ Tu 4/9 6 :00-7:30 pm $22/$33 6000.130

(10+ with adult) Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room Min: 6 Max: 18 Instructor: Julie Toman, DPI Home Economics Teacher

DATES

1/16

TIME

6:30-8:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$20/$30

CODE

6000.178

Min: 4 Max: 20

You have Pictures in Your Camera – Now What?

We have hundreds – if not thousands – of pictures in our cameras, smartphones and computers. Now what…? This two-hour seminar teaches techniques to save pictures from your cameras and smartphone to your computer and “the Cloud,” how to organize and view your pictures from any device, how to archive your pictures for the decades to come, and best printing options.

16+

AGE

W

WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Instructor: C.T. Kruger

AGE

Mug Meals When you like to eat but don’t want a lot of dishes to clean up this is perfect for you. We will explore single serving meal options that are just what you need. Breakfast, lunch or desserts that can be microwaved right in a cup! Easy and tasty. Real food meals for that can help navigate busy schedules, and they don’t heat up the kitchen on hot days. An assortment of recipes like French toast, meatloaf, eggs, brownies, peach cobbler, and more will be provided.You will have a chance to try one of the recipes for yourself during this demonstration class.

Parents are encouraged to sign up and register their children 10+.

DAY

DAY

W

DATES

1/23

TIME

6:30-8:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$20/$30

WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Instructor: C.T. Kruger

CODE

6000.179

Min: 4 Max: 20

Ballroom Basics for Balance™ Challenge and improve your balance with basic moves of ballroom dance! A different dance will be introduced each week. Dances include: Waltz, Merengue, Cha Cha, Rumba, East Coast Swing, Fox Trot and Tango. This class is ideal for all participants (those who have a fear of falls, those who want to improve balance/safety mobility or those who feel that have good balance but simply want to learn to dance and learn preventative balance skills through dance movement). On 1/16 and 2/13, participants will have the opportunity to complete pre and post balance testing after class.

No experience or partner needed! Dances will be taught in line formation with options to dance with a partner.

Please bring a 1” three ring binder to class and wear shoes that don’t easily slip off your feet.

AGE

18+

DAY

DATES

W 1/9-2/13

TIME

5:30-6:30 pm

R/NR FEE

CODE

$33/$50 7000.106

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Mary Berg, Ballroom Basics Instructors Min: 10 Max: 20

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

Order in the Court Series Power of Attorney for Health Care – What You Need to Know About Advance Directives Creating an advance directive is key to ensuring that your voice is heard. An advance directive is a legal document that allows you to express your decisions about end-of-life care and share that information with family, friends and health care professionals. Despite knowing how valuable these documents are many people don’t take the time to create them because they feel the process is intimidating. This workshop will allay those fears.

Join ProHealth Care’s, Jillian Witkowski, MSW, for a step-by step guide to understanding, creating and using these crucial documents. This workshop will examine the purpose and legal standing of advance directives.

Workshop participants will have the opportunity to leave the session with a completed document.

AGE

16+

DAY

Tu

DATES

1/15

TIME

5:00-5:45 pm

R/NR FEE

CODE

*No Fee 6000.125

*Pre-registration required

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Min: 8 Max: 60 Instructor: Jillian Witkowski, Pro Health Care Advance Care Planning Coordinator

Estate Planning (Trust, Wills, Pay or Transfer on Death Designations, Joint Tenancies, and More) No matter how large or modest, everyone has an estate.

Your estate is comprised of everything you own – your car, home, real estate, checking and savings accounts, investments, life insurance, retirement funds, furniture and personal possessions. Estate planning also includes planning for your most important assets: underage children, pets or other loved ones. There are many vehicles that you can use to plan your estate. Plans can vary from simple to complex depending on your assets and goals. Planning your estate is not a “one size fits all” approach and Estate Planning Attorney, Melissa Robe, will discuss the many aspects involved including the distribution of assets upon your death, tax minimization, funeral planning and avoiding probate/court proceeding.

This workshop is designed to give you an overview of Estate Planning. After the presentation, Attorney Robe will be available to schedule an individual consultation to review your personal estate planning options. The best benefit is peace of mind knowing you have a properly prepared plan in place.

AGE

16+

DAY

Tu

DATES

2/5

TIME

5:00-7:00 pm

R/NR FEE

$27/$41

CODE

6000.128

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Melissa Robe, Estate Planning Attorney Min: 15 Max: 60

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Power of Attorney for Finance Don’t delay any longer – complete this document in this two night program! We encourage you to bring your spouse or other appointed person to the presentation.

A durable power of attorney (aka Power of Attorney for Finance) for finances is a simple and reliable way to arrange for someone to manage your finances if you become incapacitated or otherwise unable to manage them. A financial power of attorney is a good document not only to protect yourself, but it can also be a great blessing for your family. If you become unable to make decisions for yourself and you haven’t prepared a durable power of attorney, a court proceeding is probably inescapable. Your loved ones will have to ask a court for authority over at least some of your financial affairs. Having a Power of Attorney for Finance in place that has the correct language in many cases is also the difference between being able to protect assets in the case of a nursing home/disability situation or having to spend them down.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

16+ Tu 1/22 & 1/29* 5:00-5:45 pm $60/$80 6000.126 Single 16+ Tu 1/22 & 1/29* 5:00-5:45 pm $100/$120 6000.127 For a Couple

(Please put both names on registration form)

*1/22 Group presentation/discussion, 1/29 pick up completed document – Please note: Melissa Robe will be available to answer questions between 1/22 and 1/29 Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Melissa Robe, Estate Planning Attorney Min: 15 Max: 60

Making “Cents” Out of Government Budgets and Taxes Would you like to learn more about the city budget process, tax levies and tax rates? And, most importantly, how they impact your tax bill? This presentation will take you on an interesting journey through the process.

You’ll walk away with a better understanding about how city budgets are balanced, managed and what services are funded through property taxes. You’ll see how the tax rate is calculated and what things can impact it, through easy to follow examples. This session will conclude with a simple dissection of a real property tax bill, including information about your eligibility for property tax credits. Please join Denise Vandenbush, CPA, MST, Special Projects Accountant for the City of Waukesha, for insight into this important process. Ms. Vandenbush has more than 20 years of experience in municipal finance and local government, including previously serving as Finance Director for the Village of Shorewood and the City of Oak Creek, as well as the Finance Manager for the City of Brookfield.

AGE

16+

DAY

W

DATES

1/23

TIME

3:30-4:30 pm

R/NR FEE

Free

CODE

6000.129

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Denise Vandenbush, CPA, MST, Special Projects Accountant-City of Waukesha Min: 15 Max: 60

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ADULT FITNESS

Evening Classes ABC - Arms, Butt, Core

Daytime Classes Super Fit This high-energy exercise class will include Hi/Low aerobics, boot camp, circuit, interval training, cardio dance, toning, strength and more. Never a dull moment!

Workouts are designed for all fitness levels and structured so no one is left behind. A great way to meet people, increase your energy level and improve your physical and social well being. Bring a water bottle and mat, no other equipment needed!

NOTE: Childcare service is available for this class.

HALF SESSION AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

Want variety in your workout? Want to concentrate on Arms, Butt and Core? Join ABC. This class will focus on exercises to give you rock solid abs, tight buns and better balance. Strengthen and tone from head to toe. Use of balls, bands, tubes, and other “toys” will add variety and new dimensions to your workout.

Please bring a water bottle and mat to class. All other equipment will be provided.

TWO DAYS A WEEK AGE

16+ 16+

DAY

M, W M, W

DATES

1/7-3/6 3/18-5/22

5:30-6:15 pm $50/$70 5:30-6:15 pm $55/$75

TIME

R/NR FEE

7000.109 7000.110

CODE

5:30-6:15 pm 5:30-6:15 pm 5:30-6:15 pm 5:30-6:15 pm

$24/$36 $26/$39 $24/$36 $26/$39

7000.111 7000.112 7000.113 7000.114

ONE DAY A WEEK

16+ 16+ 16+ 16+

M M W W

1/7-3/4 3/18-5/20 1/9-3/6 3/20-5/22

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 12 Max: 35 Instructor: Sue Peterson, Certified NETA Instructor

16+ M, W, F 1/7-3/8 9:00-10:10 am $71/$91 7000.120 16+ M, W, F 3/11-5/17 9:00-10:10 am $71/$91 7000.121 (no class 3/25, 3/27, 3/29) FULL SESSION 16+ M, W, F 1/7-5/17 9:00-10:10 am $142/$162 7000.122 (no class 3/25, 3/27, 3/29)

Core Conditioning Improve your posture and build core muscles with a variety of exercises designed to strengthen your abdomen and back muscles. Walk taller, feel stronger!

Participants are asked to bring a water bottle and mat, no other equipment needed!

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 12 Max: 35 Instructor: Erin Krizizke, Certified NETA Instructor

AGE

Super Fit Babysitting Service

16+ 16+

DAY

Th Th

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

1/10-3/7 5:30-6:00 pm $24/$36 7000.184 3/14-5/16 5:30-6:00 pm $27/$41 7000.185

Your child will enjoy spending time playing with other children while you stay healthy participating in class.

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: Pam Treder, Certified NETA Instructor

HALF SESSION

Fit Mix This high-energy exercise class will include Hi/Low aerobics, boot camp, circuit, interval training, cardio dance, toning, strength and more. Never a dull moment!

Workouts are designed for all fitness levels and structured so no one is left behind. Great way to meet people, increase your energy level and improve your physical and social well-being. Bring a water bottle and mat, no other equipment needed!

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

0+ M, W, F 1/7-3/8 9:00-10:10 am $48/$68 7000.170 0+ M, W, F 3/11-5/17 9:00-10:10 am $48/$68 7000.171 (no class 3/25, 3/27, 3/29) Each additional child $20 FULL SESSION

0+ M, W, F 1/7-5/17 9:00-10:10 am $95/$115 7000.172 (no class 3/25, 3/27, 3/29) Each additional child $40 Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Min: 8 Max: 16 Instructor: Lisa Morris

Min: 12 Max: 35

TWO DAYS A WEEK AGE

16+ 16+

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

6:15-7:15 pm 6:15-7:15 pm 6:15-7:15 pm 6:15-7:15 pm

$24/$36 $27/$41 $24/$36 $27/$41

Tu, Th 1/8-3/7 6:15-7:15 pm $48/$68 Tu, Th 3/12-5/16 6:15-7:15 pm $53/$73

ONE DAY A WEEK 16+ Tu 1/8-3/5 16+ Tu 3/12-5/14 16+ Th 1/10-3/7 16+ Th 3/14-5/16

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: Pam Treder, Certified NETA Instructor

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CODE

7000.100 7000.101 7000.102 7000.103 7000.104 7000.105

Min: 12 Max: 35

Boot Camp Boot camp combines the major fitness components for a challenging, well-balanced workout including cardiovascular exercise, resistance training, sports conditioning and teamwork. Options are provided for everyone, whether you need less or more intensity, it’s your workout and no one is left behind. Bring a water bottle, no other equipment needed!

AGE

16+

16+

Tu Tu

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

1/8-3/5 5:30-6:15 pm $27/$41 7000.180 3/19-5/21 5:30-6:15 pm $30/$45 7000.181

Schuetze Recreation Center, Activity Room Min: 12 Max: 35 Instructor: Sue Peterson, Certified NETA Instructor

Zumba Zumba is the fusion of Latin and International music dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective workout! Routines will feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. It is a mixture of body sculpting movement with easy to follow dance steps.

AGE

16+ 16+ 16+

DAY

M M M

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

1/7-2/11 6:00-7:00 pm $33/$50 2/18-3/25 6:00-7:00 pm $33/$50 4/8-5/13 6:00-7:00 pm $33/$50

CODE

7000.154 7000.155 7000.156

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Min: 9 Max: 20 Instructor: Genelle Beyer, Certified Zumba Instructor AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

16+ Tu 1/8-2/12 6:40-7:40 pm (no class 1/22) 16+ Tu 2/19-3/19 6:40-7:40 pm 16+ Tu 4/2-5/7 6:40-7:40 pm 16+ Th 1/10-2/14 6:40-7:40 pm (no class 1/17) 16+ Th 2/21-3/21 6:40-7:40 pm 16+ Th 4/4-5/9 6:40-7:40 pm

R/NR FEE

CODE

$28/$42

7000.160

$28/$42 $33/$50 $28/$42

7000.161 7000.162 7000.163

$28/$42 $33/$50

7000.164 7000.165

Schuetze Recreation Center, Activity Room Min: 9 Max: 20 Instructor: Amy Sadenwasser, Certified Zumba Instructor

Zumba Gold – Dance Your Way to Health

For Beginners to Older, Active Adults Zumba Gold improves balance, flexibility and cardiovascular strength with its unique program. Zumba Gold is designed to teach the basic dance steps to anyone.

Difference between Zumba Basic and Zumba Gold – speed and intensity of the dance moves and length of warm up and cool down.

AGE

16+ 16+

Tai Chi - For Beginners to Older, Active Adults This class will improve balance, reduce stress and anxiety while increasing your energy and endurance with a moderately aerobic exercise. Create an enhanced mental and physical relaxation, stronger posture and muscle mass. This is truly a complete body exercise, inside and out.

AGE

DAY

DAY

Th Th

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

3/21-4/25 5:30-6:30 pm $33/$50 5/16-6/6 5:30-6:30 pm $22/$33

ADULT FITNESS ADULT SPORTS

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

16+ Tu 1/8-2/12 6:00-7:00 pm $33/$50 (no class 2/5, 2/12) 16+ Tu 3/12-4/9 6:00-7:00 pm $28/$42 16+ Tu 4/23-5/21 6:00-7:00 pm $28/$42

CODE

7000.141 7000.142 7000.143

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Min: 9 Max: 15 AGE

16+ 16+

DAY

Th Tu

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

1/10-2/14 10:15-11:15 am $33/$50 7000.144 3/14-4/11 10:15-11:15 am $28/$42 7000.145

Rotary Building Min: 9 Max: 20 Instructor: Ginny Mathias, Certified SFA Instructor

Tai Chi – Continuing Young Adults to Older, Active Adults This class is for those who have a Tai Chi practice in place. Going deeper into your journey we will take the principles of Tai Chi and apply them deeper, creating an enhanced mental and physical relaxation, stronger posture and muscle mass.

AGE

16+ 16+ 16+

DAY

Th Th Th

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

1/10-2/14 8:45-9:45 am $33/$50 3/14-4/11 8:45-9:45 am $28/$42 4/23-5/23 8:45-9:45 am $28/$42

Rotary Building Instructor: Ginny Mathias, Certified SFA Instructor

CODE

7000.146 7000.147 7000.148

Min: 9 Max: 15

Tai Chi Private Lessons Private lessons are a great way to get individualized attention to expand your skills. The fee listed is for EACH private lesson scheduled with the instructor. This opportunity compliments the weekly Tai Chi class.

AGE

16+

DAY

Tu, Th

TIME

*

R/NR FEE

$20/$30

CODE

7000.149

*½ hour individual lesson – before or after class*

Instructor will contact registered participants to set up a time to meet

Rotary Building Instructor: Ginny Mathias, Certified SFA Instructor

CODE

7000.168 7000.169

Schuetze Recreation Center, Activity Room Min: 9 Max: 20 Instructor: Joan Bohte, Certified Zumba Instructor

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ADULT FITNESS / SPORTS

Saturday Class 20/20/20 Strength Gain total body strength and definition with this dynamic and creative group strength-training class. The class uses a combination of power tubing, free weights and body weight exercises for an effective one hour class - 20 minutes upper body, 20 minutes lower body and 20 minutes of core conditioning. Perfect for men and women of all ages and abilities. No experience necessary! Bring a mat and a water bottle.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

16+ Sa 1/12-3/9 7:45-8:45 am $22/$33 (no class 1/26) 16+ Sa 3/16-5/18 7:45-8:45 am $24/$36 (no class 4/6)

Gentle Yoga for Beginners Yoga is a wonderful way to stay fit as you learn to breathe deeply and relax more fully. It’s numerous health benefits help you to feel your best as you become stronger and more flexible. This is a slower paced, gentle class geared towards the beginner and those with physical limitations.

Modifications and props are used so that the movements can be adapted to accommodate students of all ages and abilities. Each class finishes with a guided meditation and relaxation. Bring a yoga mat to class.

AGE

16+ 16+ 16+

DAY

M M M

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

1/7-2/11 5:30-6:45 pm $53/$73 2/25-4/8 5:30-6:45 pm $62/$82 4/15-5/20 5:30-6:45 pm $53/$73

Rotary Building Instructor: Marie Coakley, RYT

CODE

7000.137 7000.138 7000.139

Min: 5 Max: 27

Yoga for Health and Fitness Yoga is a great low impact form of exercise that uses self awareness and focus on the breath to connect Mind, Body & Spirit. This is a multi-level course designed to meet the health and fitness needs of class participants. With regular practice, yoga can help relieve the symptoms of many medical conditions including arthritis, back problems, muscle soreness and tightness due to sports or inactivity.

Modifications are taught with props to meet individual needs of students so they can find balance between strength and flexibility as they are building stamina and focus. Each class finishes with guided meditation and relaxation. Bring a yoga mat.

AGE

16+ 16+ 16+

DAY

W W W

DATES

TIME

Rotary Building Instructor: Marie Coakley, RYT

24

R/NR FEE

CODE

1/9-2/13 5:30-6:45 pm $53/$73 7000.134 2/27-4/10 5:30-6:45 pm $62/$82 7000.135 4/17-5/29 5:30-6:45 pm $62/$82 7000.136

Min: 9 Max: 27

CODE

7000.132 7000.133

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 12 Max: 35 Instructor: Pam Treder, Certified NETA Instructor and Sue Peterson, Certified NETA Instructor

PTball (Progressive Tennis) Using low compression tennis balls and short rackets, PTball combines elements of tennis and pickleball.

The game is like tennis, played on a Pickleball court, so there’s less stress on your joints. This innovative game is fun, easy to learn and a great workout! All skill levels are welcome. Instruction and equipment will be provided for beginners.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

16+ Su 1/13-5/12 6:30-8:30 pm $10/$15 8000.199

(no class 1/27, 4/7, 4/21) Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: WPRF Volunteers

Min: 10 Max: 35

Golf Lessons for Adults A perfect way to start the week; Monday night Golf with friends! If you have never played before, or are looking for a refresher, these lessons are ideal. We will cover the fundamentals of the game, course etiquette, and basic rules. When complete you will have everything you need to hit the links and have some fun! Please bring the following clubs to class: putter, pitching wedge, 7, 8, and 9.

AGE

16+

DAY

M

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

4/29-5/20 5:30-6:30 pm $63/$83

CODE

5900.144

Moor Downs Golf Course – meet at the clubhouse on first day.

Instructor: TBD Min: 4 Max: 8

JanBoree Beer & Bags Tournament Pick a partner and play! Register your team at JanBoree.org, Saturday events. $40 per 2-person team, age 21+. Includes food, a beer, and handwarmers. Winners receive custom bags boards from Tim’s Handy Works. Register until 1/19.

Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

ADULT SPORTS Adult Softball Leagues (16+) League begins the week of 5/6-8/16.

(No games 5/27 and the week of 7/1) INFORMATIONAL MEETING - ALL TEAMS WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Room Wednesday, 2/6 at 6:30 pm Team and player registration procedures, requirements, and season dates will be discussed. Contracts & roster sheets will be available.

LEAGUES • Men’s Leagues – New Format* (M,Tu, W, F) Saratoga Complex • Men’s League 50+ (Th) – Saratoga Complex • Women’s Leagues (M) - Saratoga Complex • Co-ed Leagues (W) - Buchner Park Games are scheduled at 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm based on an eight-team schedule. *Men’s League New Format: Register for choice night.

Once registration has ended team managers will have a league meeting the week of 4/1 to create divisions that foster greater competition and balance.

LEAGUE FORMAT MEETINGS - MEN’S LEAGUE ONLY WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Room Monday and Friday League: 4/1, 6:30 pm Tuesday League: 4/2, 6:30 pm Wednesday League: 4/3, 6:30 pm Note: A team manager or representative is required to attend this meeting.

REGISTRATION DATES Team Contract & Team Entry Fee Due: Returning & Transferring* Teams: 2/18-3/29

Kickball Leagues - Co-Ed (16+) Remember when you were in elementary school and it was time for recess and the big kickball game? Why not get a team together and relive that fun time? League play beginning the week of 5/6-8/16.

(No games the week of 7/1) Co-ed Leagues: (TU or TH) nights - Buchner Park

Games are scheduled at 6:15 pm, 7:05 pm, 7:55 pm,

8:45 pm and 9:30 pm based on a ten-team schedule.

REGISTRATION DATES Team Contracts & Team Entry Fee Due:

Returning & Transferring* Teams: 2/18-3/29

*Transferring of teams is done in order of transfer

requests received. Register early for transfers.

New Teams: 2/25-3/29

New teams taken until leagues are filled.

REGISTRATION ENDS 3/29.

Team Entry Fee: $200 (tax included) Due at time of registration – Accepted at WPRF Office only.

Roster and Player Fees: (Max. 20 players)

100% City of Waukesha Resident Teams: $232

Non-City Resident Teams: $252

*Players added to roster after the start of the season are $20/player.

*Transferring of teams is done in order of transfer requests received. Register early for transfers.

New Teams: 2/25-3/29 REGISTRATION ENDS 3/29.

Team Entry Fee: $200 (tax included) Due at time of registration – accepted at WPRF Office only.

Rosters and Player Fees: (Max. 20 players) Due 4/12 100% City of Waukesha Resident Teams: $318 Non-City Resident Teams: $418 *Players added to roster after due date are $20/player MEN’S CITY TOURNAMENT: Three guaranteed games, pool play followed by tournament play August 19-25

Adult Softball Free Agent Interest List: Don’t have a team and would like to play on one.

Register to be a free agent on Team Sidelines www.teamsidelines.com/waukesha.

Click on join a team.

WPRF will provide your information to team managers or form a new team based on interest level.

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PICKLEBALL

Pickleball Classes The winter/spring class offerings are designed to allow people with similar abilities to play together, with consideration towards wait times and number of participants registered. Please be considerate to others and place yourself in a group which matches your ability.

Pickleball – Social This class is structured for players who have completed the beginner class or know the rules of pickleball (No instruction will be provided). Players will improve their skills while having fun! In this social group players will be working towards consistency in serving, returning serves, and sustaining a rally of volley. This play is considered “social play”, while providing a competitive edge. Tennis shoes are required and eye protection is encouraged.

AGE

16+

16+

DAY

DATES

TIME

M 1/7-4/22 12:45-3:45 pm Th 1/10-4/25 12:45-3:45 pm

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: WPRF Volunteers NOTE: Paddles and balls will be provided.

R/NR FEE

$10/$15 $10/$15

CODE

8000.172 8000.173

Min: 24 Max: 65

Pickleball – Competitive This class is structured for players who know the game and are practicing towards tournament play. Players should display consistent and dependable strokes for competitive rallies. Players should be using positional strategies with 3rd drop shots and dinking by the non-volley zone. Tennis shoes are required and eye protection is encouraged.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

16+ W 1/9-4/24 12:45-3:45 pm 16+ F 1/11-4/26 12:45-3:45 pm (no class 1/25, 4/5) Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: WPRF Volunteers NOTE: Paddles and balls will be provided.

R/NR FEE

$10/$15 $10/$15

CODE

8000.174 8000.175

Min: 24 Max: 65

Pickleball – Saturdays Come and play Pickleball - a blend of tennis and ping pong played on a badminton-size court. This weekend option is ideal for “working” players. Court play will be divided by ability levels. Please note there will be no formal instruction in this class. Tennis shoes are required and eye protection is encouraged. Basic instruction will be provided at no additional cost on 1/12 and 1/19.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

16+ Sa 1/12-4/27 9:00-11:45 am (no class 1/26, 4/6, 4/20) Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor/Coordinator: WPRF Volunteers Note: Paddles and balls will be provided.

R/NR FEE

$10/$15

CODE

8000.176

Min: 24 Max: 65

Pickleball – Advanced Are you looking for advanced competitive play? Players in this class should display consistent and dependable strokes, including directional control and depth on both forehand and backhand shots. Players should display reliable serves, lobs, overheads, approach shots and volleys, as well as spin shots with some success. Players should demonstrate positional strategies with 3rd shot drops and dinking by the non-volley zone. Fast-paced intense fun will be enjoyed by all! Tennis shoes are required and eye protection is encouraged. **Please Note:This session is for ADVANCED players only! This class is for higher intensity play. Novice or Intermediate players should sign up for other offerings** AGE

16+

DAY

M

DATES

1/7-4/22

TIME

6:30-9:00 pm

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: WPRF Volunteers

R/NR FEE

$15/$23

CODE

8000.177

Min: 12 Max: 28

Pickleball – Beginners Have you heard about the game but never played? Has it been years since you picked up a tennis racquet or ping pong paddle? Beginning Pickleball will give you the game basics and allow you to learn at your pace.Volunteers will provide instruction and assist with games. Pickleball provides plenty of exercise, eye-hand coordination and you don’t have to be “super-athletic” to play. Men and women of all ages are welcome! For more information on Pickleball, visit: www.USAPA.org. Tennis shoes are required and eye protection is encouraged. Attendance is Mandatory on 3/14 as rules will be discussed in detail.

AGE

16+

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

Th 3/14-4/18 10:30 am-12:25 pm $10/$15 8000.178

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: WPRF Volunteers NOTE: Paddles and balls will be provided

Min: 10 Max: 24

Pickleball – Drills and Skill Workshop

Do you want to play pickleball better? Are you trying to improve your pickleball rating? Most players agree, you can’t improve your ability playing games alone.

Come sharpen your skills with additional drills! Join other competitive and advanced players and engage in repetitive drills to raise your level of play. Drills will include both forehand and backhand: dinks, drops, drives, serves, lobs and overhead shots.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

Social Players 16+ Tu 1/8-1/29 3:00-5:00 pm Competitive & Advanced 16+ Tu 2/12-3/12 3:00-5:00 pm (no class 2/26) 16+ Tu 3/19-4/9 3:00-5:00 pm

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor/Coordinator: WPRF Volunteers

R/NR FEE

CODE

$8/$12 8000.170 $8/$12 8000.171 $8/$12 8000.179

Min: 8 Max: 16

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SENIOR FITNESS Senior Strength: Total Body Workout Join us for a fun energetic class that will improve your strength, balance, stability, core, flexibility, agility and endurance. A combination of Hi/Low aerobics, barre, boot camp, circuit, intervals, toning, strength and more will challenge your muscles in different ways and keep you motivated all session long. Participants should bring water bottles and mat to class. Men and Women of all fitness levels are welcome.

Yoga Experience the gentle yet invigorating powers of a Yoga based workouts. Benefits include; improved strength, flexibility, balance and coordination as well as reduced stress and muscle tension. Seated, standing and lying positions are included and modifications for movements and poses are available. Please bring a mat and small towel to class.

TWO DAY OPTION:

55+ M, W 1/7-3/6 11:20 am-12:05 pm $38/$57 8000.109 55+ M, W 3/11-5/22 11:20 am-12:05 pm $40/$60 8000.110 (no class 3/25, 3/27)

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

55+ M, W 1/7-3/6 10:15-11:15 am 55+ M, W 3/11-5/22 10:15-11:15 am (no class 3/25, 3/27) One Day Option: 55+ M 1/7-3/4 10:15-11:15 am 55+ M 3/11-5/20 10:15-11:15 am (no class 3/25) 55+ W 1/9-3/6 10:15-11:15 am 55+ W 3/13-5/22 10:15-11:15 am (no class 3/27)

R/NR FEE

CODE

$32/$48 $34/$51

8000.111 8000.112

$15/$23 $17/$26

8000.113 8000.114

$15/$23 $17/$26

8000.115 8000.116

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 12 Max: 50 Instructor: Jessica LaBeree-Patt, Certified NETA Instructor

Movers & Shakers Experience an unforgettable and inspirational workout that will increase your fitness level, your circle of friends and keep you motivated to reach your fitness goals.

Cardio dance, intervals, strength training (weights and band) and balance exercises will provide a great total body workout. Participants should bring a water bottle to class. All abilities welcome.

AGE

55+ 55+ 55+ 55+

DAY

Tu, Th Tu, Th Tu, Th Tu, Th

DATES

1/8-2/28 1/8-2/28 3/5-5/9 3/5-5/9

TIME

8:30-9:15 am 9:30-10:15 am 8:30-9:15 am 9:30-10:15 am

R/NR FEE

$26/$39 $26/$39 $30/$45 $30/$45

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: Chris Yehle, Certified NETA Instructor

CODE

8000.103 8000.104 8000.105 8000.106

Min: 12 Max: 50

Cardio Dance Discover the joy and health benefits of Cardio Dance!

In this class, you will learn easy to follow steps with flair from different styles of dance including but not limited to swing, Latin, Broadway, hip hop, line dancing, ballroom and strength moves. This program is suitable for all fitness levels and is appropriate for men and women.

Participants should bring a water bottle to class.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

55+ F 1/11-3/8 10:15-11:00 am $15/$23 55+ F 3/15-5/24 10:15-11:00 am $15/$23 (no class 3/29, 4/19) Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: Anne Ansley

CODE

8000.107 8000.108

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 20 Max: 50 Instructor: Jessica LaBeree-Patt, Certified NETA Instructor

55+ 55+

F 1/11-3/8 11:20 am-12:05 pm $18/$27 8000.119 F 3/15-5/24 11:20 am-12:05 pm $20/$30 8000.120 (no class 3/29)

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Instructor: Shawna Muren, RYT

Min: 20 Max: 50

Chair Yoga Chair yoga helps stretch the body in a gentle way, while seated in a chair. Class will include a warm up, gentle movement for stretching and moving the body, and a resting pose. Modifications will be given, as this session is body-kind and gentle. No previous yoga experience is necessary.

AGE

55+ 55+

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

Th 1/10-3/7 11:15 am-Noon $19/$29 Th 3/14-5/23 11:15 am-Noon $23/$35

CODE

8000.117 8000.118

Schuetze Recreation Center, Gym Min: 20 Max: 50 Instructor: Shawna Muren, RYT NOTE: Class will be held in the Meeting Room 3/14-4/18

Zumba Gold – Dance Your Way to Health For Beginners to Older, Active Adults Zumba Gold improves balance, flexibility and cardiovascular strength with its unique program. Zumba Gold is designed to teach the basic dance steps to anyone.

Difference between Zumba Basic and Zumba Gold – speed and intensity of the dance moves and length of warm up and cool down.

AGE

16+ 16+

DAY

DATES

Th 3/21-4/25 Th 5/16-6/6

TIME

5:30-6:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm

R/NR FEE

$33/$50 $22/$33

Schuetze Recreation Center, Activity Room Instructor: Joan Bohte, Certified Zumba Instructor

CODE

7000.168 7000.169

Min: 9 Max: 20

Min: 20 Max: 50

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55+ FITNESS Golf Lessons for Sr. Adults This series of lessons is perfect for an introduction to the game of golf. We will cover the fundamentals of the game, course etiquette, and basic rules. Once complete you will have all the tools you need to get out on the course and have some fun! Please bring the following clubs to class: putter, pitching wedge, 7, 8, and 9.

AGE

55+

DAY

Tu

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

5/7-5/28 10:00-11:00 am $63/$83

CODE

5900.180

Moor Downs Golf Course – meet at the clubhouse on first day.

Min: 4 Max: 8 Instructor: Todd Halverson

CHECK OUT THIS CLASS ON PAGE 20 Ballroom Basics for Balance™

Aquasize These classes are designed to improve your strength, flexibility, range of motion and cardiovascular endurance.

Participants will begin with warm up exercises, followed by a strength and endurance phase, and conclude with a relaxing cool down period. No prior aqua workout experience or swimming ability is necessary to enjoy the program. The Open Swim is lap swimming (pool width).

Pool Temperature: The water temperature is 80 to 82 degrees. To some, this will be cold.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

55+ Tu, Th 1/8-3/7 9:00-9:55 am 55+ Tu, Th 3/19-5/16 9:00-9:55 am

R/NR FEE

$36/$54 $36/$54

CODE

8000.142 8000.145

Carroll University,Van Male Natatorium Min: 25 Max: 40 Instructor: Irene Schuder Parking: On street parking where allowed. P9 and P10 parking lots off of Barstow are available.

Attire: Must wear aqua shoes with non-slip tread.

2019 Winter / Spring Volunteer Opportunities Befriend a Park or Trail – once a month commitment for individuals, families or groups Share your talent & instruct a children’s, adult or senior enrichment class – volunteer based on your schedule Coach a youth sports team – soccer, youth baseball, softball & T-Ball Assist with Upcoming Special Events: Volunteer Sign up links are located on our web page: waukesha-wi.gov/581/Upcoming-Events • Waukesha J anBoree (1/25-1/27, 2019) • 27th Trailbreaker Marathon (4/6/2019)

• 2019 Earth Day City Wide Cleanup & 40th Tree City USA Tree Planting (4/27/2019) in honor of The Friends of WPRF and all WPRF Volunteers!

Celebrate National Volunteer Week! April 7-13, 2019

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” - Aesop Thank you to all WPRF Volunteers!

28 Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

Dartball Looking for a great way to socialize? Dartball is a game in which darts are thrown at a large board that resembles a baseball field with colored areas which denote bases. Dartball uses baseball-like rules and scoring. Anyone can play - Come learn and socialize with the group!

AGE

DAYS/DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

55+ 2nd and 4th Fridays 9:00-11:00 am $10/$15 8500.118

E.B. Shurts, Women’s Club Room Instructor: Irene Schuder

Min: 10 Max: 36

Second Monday of the Month - Special Events Dick Strauss

Swing on down to the Schuetze Recreation Center for an afternoon of musical entertainment. Dick Strauss has been playing Big Band arrangement in our area for over 40 years. Join us and tap your foot to some of your favorite big band hits!

AGE

DAY

55+ M

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

2/11 1:00-2:30 pm *No Fee 8500.102 * Pre-registration required

Sham “Rock” Evan and Tom Leahy Concert You asked for it, we’re going to bring it! The Evan and Tom Leahy Band is back for their Sham “Rock” St. Patrick’s Day Concert. The Leahy’s have been performing lively Irish Pub music for over 20 years. This father and son duo, also founding members of the Irish Folk group Leahy’s Luck, will get you in the spirit of the St. Paddy’s season! Be sure to be wearin’ the green! Refreshments will be served.

AGE

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

55+ M

3/11 1:00-2:00 pm *No Fee 8500.103

* Pre-registration required

Bingo Bingo! Gift Cards will be up for winning and light refreshments will be served.

AGE

55+

DAY

M

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

1/14, 4/8, 1:00-2:00 pm *No Fee 8500.104 5/13 *Pre-registration required

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room

55+ ENRICHMENT

Schuetze Recreation Center Gym Open Walking AGE DATE/DAYS TIME

55+

M, Tu, W, Th, F 7:45-8:30 am (no open walking 12/17-1/4 and 5/27)

YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN THE FRIENDS OF WPRF! The Friends of WPRF is a non-profit group.

You can choose to become an active member or monetary contributor only.

All support is appreciated and funds go back to fund WPRF projects.

Some of the projects Friends have supported: • Sponsorship of youth sports • Information kiosk at Rivers Crossing Park Bridge Trail • Adopt-A-Park recognition signs • JanBoree sponsorship • Educational seminars Visit our page: waukesha-wi.gov/452/Friends-of-WPRF Friend us at Facebook: Search Friends of WPRF For more information please call 262-524-3737 Join the Friends during the JanBoree for the Friends of WPRF Pancake Breakfast!

Saturday, January 26, 7:30 - 11:00 am Starting 1/2/19 advance tickets available at Aviation/SRC offices: Adults $7, Adults 55+ $6, Children ages 1-12 $5, Children Under 1 free.

At the Door: Adults $8, Adults 55+ $7, Children ages 1-12 $6.

Order in the Court Series SEE THESE IMPORTANT CLASSES ON PAGE 21

• Power of Attorney for Health Care – What You Need to Know About Advance Directives • Estate Planning (Trust, Wills, Pay or Transfer on Death Designations, Joint Tenancies, and More)

• Power of Attorney for Finance • Making “Cents” Out of Government Budgets and Taxes

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55+ ENRICHMENT

Painting Open Studio This Open Studio format is designed for painters with some experience, who would like to share their love of this art with others. The Open Studio is intended to encourage experimentation in an atmosphere of exchange, conversation, encouragement and freedom of expression. Painters must bring their own supplies but plenty of work space and light are available. Come when you can, leave when you must!

AGE

55+

DAY DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

Tu 1/22-4/23 9:30 am-2:30 pm $15/$22 8500.156 ( no painting 2/19 and 4/2)

WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Min: 8 Max: 22 Volunteer Facilitator: Julia Pekarske

American Mah Jongg Class Mah Jongg is a tile game that involves skill, strategy, calculation and chance (similar to the card game Rummy). No Mah Jongg experience or knowledge is required and a practice Mah Jongg set will be provided for the duration of this class. Students will learn the basic moves, tiles will be explained and shown in detail.

Practice games will take you step-by-step through the opening moves, the middle strategies, combinations and the end game.

AGE

55+ 55+

DAY DATES

TIME

Th 2/7-2/28 Th 5/2-5/23

2 :00-4:00 pm 2 :00-4:00 pm

R/NR FEE

American Mah Jongg Meet Ups Play Mah Jongg and meet other people. This meet up is designed for players with a basic knowledge of the game (American Mah Jongg Class recommended). Players are encouraged to bring their own Mah Jongg set.

55+

DAY DATES

Th 1/10-5/30

TIME

1:00-3:00 pm

R/NR FEE

AGE

55+

DAY DATES

M 1/21-3/25

TIME

1:00-3:00 pm

R/NR FEE

CODE

$38/$57 8500.120

Schuetze Recreation Center, Conference Room Instructor: Michele Steinbacher Min: 8 Max: 20

Needlework for Everyone Perfect for the beginner or experienced crafter wishing to improve their skills in various needlework. This class is designed to assist people in the areas of needlepoint, crewel, counted cross stitch, knitting and crocheting.

All levels and projects are welcome.You may bring your own work or the instructor will assist you in choosing new works.

AGE

55+

DAY DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

Tu 1/22-3/26 10:00 am-Noon $38/$57 8500.121

Schuetze Recreation Center, Conference Room Instructor: Michele Steinbacher Min: 8 Max: 20

CODE

$20/$30 8500.122 $20/$30 8500.123

Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room Instructor: Char Haack Min: 8 Max 12

AGE

Knitting Wanted: Beginner and advanced knitters looking for a good time and helpful instruction. Learn the basics of this useful craft or work on the projects of your choice.

Come join us! We’ll keep you in stitches.

CODE

$10/$15 8500.133

Schuetze Recreation Center, Conference Room

Min: 8 Max 20

The Park Foundation of Waukesha, Inc. Join the Park Foundation of Waukesha, Inc. (PFW) at each Tribute Tuesday Concert this summer where we’ll be selling beverages to support our mission to promote quality of life through the enhancement of City parks, trails, recreation programs, and the urban forest.

Thanks to community support, PFW has recently provided funding

for the following projects and events: Schuetze Recreation Playground & Rain Garden Les Paul Performance Center Renovations Rivers Crossing Bridge/Trail Project Waukesha JanBoree • Tribute Tuesday Concert Series Volunteer Trailer and more To learn more about contributing or volunteering, please contact: Park Foundation President David Burch at: burdavp@gmail.com The Park Foundation of Waukesha, Inc., P.O. Box 2006, Waukesha, WI 53187-2006 The Park Foundation of Waukesha, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization.

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

History Club When you join the history club, you will join others with a passion for history. We aim to learn from each other’s historic interests, experiences, and stories, which will be distributed through our e-Mail. We will meet on the Third Thursday of the month at the Waukesha County Historical Society & Museum for an afternoon History club! Each meeting will focus on a different history topic and be led by a discussion leader, but is open for everyone to contribute and share knowledge.

AGE DAY/DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

CODE

55+ 3rd Thursday of Month 2:00-3:00 pm No Fee 8500.916

Waukesha County Historical Society and Museum Instructor: WPRF volunteers & WCHSM Min: 4 Max: 15

Gardening Group Do you have an interest in gardening? Seniors are wanted to help with our community gardens. Help preschool children plant seeds inside (outside in spring), water, transplant and weed our raised garden beds at Schuetze Recreation Center. Interested volunteers will pick a couple days to help preschoolers plant and transplant seeds. Please register and our pre-school teachers will be in contact to setup volunteer days.

AGE DAYS DATES

TIME

55+ Tu, Th, F Late Feb 10:45-11:45 am

& Late May

CODE

8500.117

Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room Instructor: WPRF Staff Min: 2 Max: 5

55+ ENRICHMENT

Pay by e-check for a $1.50 fee or pay by credit card for additional fees.

Did you know you can pay your real estate taxes at any Waukesha State Bank branch?

*You do not need to have an account at the bank. *Present your payment stub from the tax bill. *Escrow checks must be signed by all parties.

Real Estate Tax Payment Due Dates OPTION 1  Due in full by January 31, 2019 OPTION 2  *Installment Plan (Due dates: 1/31, 3/31 & 5/31) *See the tax insert included with your tax bill for more information.

Regular Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am to 4pm December Tax Collection Hours at City Hall Monday 12/17 - Friday 12/21 Monday 12/24 & Tuesday 12/25 Wednesday 12/26 - Friday 12/28 Monday 12/31 & Tuesday 1/1

8am to 4pm *City Hall Closed 8am to 4pm *City Hall Closed

*Pay online or at Waukesha State Bank

Additional Payment Methods

City Drop Box located on south wall of City Hall accessed from lower level Mail Payment to: City Hall - 201 Delafield St., Waukesha WI 53188

Call the Treasurer’s Office at (262) 524-3850 with any questions.

Helping Hands (Volunteers) The City of Waukesha is looking for dependable Donate your time by getting involved in volunteer individuals to make serveaas poll workers! opportunities that will difference in your community. Projects are completed in a social environment • Give back toDrop your in anytime. at the Schuetze Recreation Center.

AGE

DATE/DAY

community and ensure that elections areTIME successful CODE

55+ 2 nd & 4th Friday of the month Noon-2:00 pm 8500.911 • Positions work a full day or

split shift from 6am to 9pm Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Irene Schuder Activity Coordinator • This can be a paid position or count as volunteer hours

Senior Newsletter For your convenience, you may receive the senior newsletter by mail. Please send payment to:

Contact Sandee at (262) 524-3853 or email ClerkTreas@waukesha-wi.gov for more info.

WPRF Department 1900 Aviation Drive Waukesha, WI 53188 AGE DATES R/NR FEE 55+ Mailing Fee (Jan.-Dec.) $8/$12

CODE 8500.110

If you wish to receive a FREE e-newsletter, call the WPRF Office to sign up.

The City of Waukesha requires all dogs & cats, 5 months & older, to be licensed every year and to have a current rabies vaccine. $10 per pet if spayed/neutered $15 per pet if not spayed/neutered

For more information contact the Clerk’s Office at (262) 524-3550 or visit www.waukesha-wi.gov

TOP REASONS TO LICENSE YOUR ANIMAL:  It greatly improves chance of getting your animal back if it goes missing.

WPRF Essential to “Community Quality ofyour Life” 31  It lets law enforcement know your animal is up to date on its rabies vaccine.  Animal license fees fund animal cruelty, abuse and neglect investigations.  State Law & City Ordinance requires dogs and cats to be licensed.

*Pay online or at Waukesha State Bank

Additional Payment Methods

City Drop Box located on south wall of City Hall accessed from lower level Mail Payment to: City Hall - 201 Delafield St., Waukesha WI 53188

55+ ENRICHMENT

Call the Treasurer’s Office at (262) 524-3850 with any questions.

The City of Waukesha is looking for dependable individuals to serve as poll workers!

• Give back to your

community and ensure that elections are successful

• Positions work a full day or split shift from 6am to 9pm

• This can be a paid position or count as volunteer hours

Contact Sandee at (262) 524-3853 or email ClerkTreas@waukesha-wi.gov for more info.

Open Cards Primarily sheepshead and Bridge are played, but other games welcome. Games are self directed and players are encouraged to bring partners.

AGE

DAY

TIME

The City of Waukesha requires 55+ M 6:00-8:00 pm all dogs & cats, 5 months & older, to be licensed every (no program 12/17, 12/24, year12/31, and to5/27) have a current rabies vaccine. $10 per pet if spayed/neutered

Schuetze Recreation Center, Meeting Room $15 per pet if not spayed/neutered NOTE: No fee or registration required. For more information contact the Clerk’s Office at

524-3550 or visit Golden Agers/Open Cards (262) www.waukesha-wi.gov A card and game playing social club for adults 55 TOP REASONS TO LICENSE YOUR ANIMAL: years andimproves better.  It greatly yourGames chance ofinclude: getting yourSheepshead, animal back if it Canasta, goes missing.  It lets law enforcement know yourTrain/Dominoes. animal is up to date on Other its rabies vaccine.

Rummikub and Mexican games  Animal license fees fund animal cruelty, abuse and neglect investigations. such Cribbage, hundred, Euchre  Stateas LawScrabble, & City Ordinance requires Five dogs and cats to beor licensed. are welcome. No experience is required for any of the games other than Sheepshead. Participants playing Sheepshead should have a working knowledge of the game.

AGE

DAY

TIME

R/NR FEE

55+

W 11:30 am-3:00 pm *Members pay monthly (no program 12/19, 12/26, 1/2) *dues ($3.00) to cover the cost of refreshments/club activities.

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room NOTE: Membership is required to participate.

Bunco Looking for a great way to socialize? Looking for fun and laughter? Join us for an afternoon of Bunco, a very easy fast paced dice game. Everyone Welcome! No experience necessary.

AGE

DATE/DAY

TIME

55+ 4th Mondays 1:00-3:30 pm (no program 12/24, 5/27)

CODE

8500.900

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Instructor: Judy Flak, National Certified Activity Professional

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Brown Bag Conversations Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about your community! Join us for informal interactive discussions with local officials, business leaders and organization directors in a relaxed environment. Bring your lunch (coffee will be provided), your thoughts, questions and ideas.

If you have a suggestion for a future conversationalist please submit your written ideas to the Senior Advisory Board, 1900 Aviation Dr., Waukesha, WI 53188 AGE

55+

DATE/DAY

TIME

R /NR FEE

Third Wednesdays Noon-1:00 pm No Fee

January 16 – Dr. Steven Merkow, Orthopedic Surgeon, will speak with the group and answer questions pertaining to his field February 20 – The Friends of Waukesha, Parks, Recreation and Forestry will present on how they impact the park system and what you can do to help our parks!

March 20 – Detective Micklitz, from the Waukesha Police Department, will speak on home safety, crime prevention, computer safeguards and theft protection.

Come prepared with your questions!

April 17 – Looking for a new hobby? Alen Parker Ph.D, will share his expertise on common wild mushrooms of Wisconsin. Dr. Parker will discuss the difference between edible Vs. poison mushrooms.

May 15 – Dave Rauterberg, WPRF Forestry Supervisor, will give an overview of the Forestry divisions operations. 2019 will be Waukesha’s 40th year as a Tree City USA and Dave will share some history, challenges and the importance of an urban forest within our community.

Rotary Building NOTE: No fee or registration required.

Waukesha Senior Calendar A website created to help seniors (ages 55+) in Waukesha County find out what’s going on in their community! www.WaukeshaSeniorCalendar.org The website is designed and maintained by staff and volunteers of Interfaith Senior Programs, Inc. to benefit seniors throughout Waukesha County. www.

InterfaithWaukesha.org for more information.

Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

55+ ENRICHMENT Book Circle, Tuesdays at Two Join us on Tuesday afternoons at the Schuetze Recreation Center for an afternoon book club!

Please read the book prior to the first meeting of Pay by e-check for a $1.50 fee or pay by credit card for additional fees. the month. A new book will be read every month; come mingle and answer some thought provoking questions! Come one month or every month. Book you know you can pay your club will read the Did following books: real estate taxes at any January - CaminoWaukesha Island by John Grisham State Bank branch?

February - Roanoke: Mystery of the Lost Colony *You doSolving not needthe to have an account at the bank. your payment stub from the tax bill.

by Lee Miller *Present *Escrow checks must be signed by all parties.

March - Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie Taxby Payment Dates April -Real AngelEstate of Repose Wallace Due Stegner OPTION  Due in full byto January May - The 1Butler: A Witness History31,by2019 Wil Haywood OPTION 2  *Installment Plan (Due dates: 1/31, 3/31 & 5/31) *See the tax insert included with your tax bill for more information.

AGE DAY DATES TIME CODE

Regular - Friday, 8am to 4pm 55+ Tu Hours: 1/8-5/21 Monday 2:00-3:00 pm 8500.915 (group

will not meet on 4/2) December Tax Collection Hours at City Hall Monday 12/17 - FridayCenter, 12/21 Conference 8am to 4pm Schuetze Recreation Room Monday 12/24 & Tuesday 12/25 *City Hall Closed Instructor: WPRF Volunteer Min:to44pm Max: 20 Wednesday 12/26 - Friday 12/28 8am Monday 12/31 & Tuesday 1/1

*City Hall Closed

*Pay online or at Waukesha State Bank

Additional Payment Methods AARP Smart Driver Course

City Drop Box located on south wall of City Hall accessed from lower level The AARP Smart valuable Mail Payment to: CityDriver Hall - 201course Delafield teaches St., Waukesha WI 53188 defensive driving skills and provides a refresher of the Call the Treasurer’s Office at (262) 524-3850 with any questions. rules of the road. Since 1979, the course has helped over 14 million drivers learn proven safety strategies andThe tipsCity for how to adapt one’s drivingfor todependable compensate of Waukesha is looking for physical and cognitive changes that may come with individuals to serve as poll workers! aging. Plus, you may qualify for an automobile insurance discount by completing the course should • Give back(participants to your check with their auto insurance agentand forensure details). community that

AGE DAY DATE

50+ Th

3/28

elections are successful R/NR FEE CODE 8:30 am-12:30 pm $15.00 8500.101 • Positions workAARP a full day or split shift from 6am to 9pm Members* TIME

BBAD – Bridge is Fun Club

Duplicate Bridge Game sanctioned by American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). Master points awarded. Need not be a member of ACBL to play. If you need a partner or have questions, call Lynette at 262-370-9578.

AGE DAY

55+

The City of Waukesha requires all dogs & cats, 5 months & older, to be licensed every year and to have a current rabies vaccine. $10 per pet if spayed/neutered $15 per pet if not spayed/neutered

For more information contact the Clerk’s Office at (262) 524-3550 or visit www.waukesha-wi.gov

TOP REASONS TO LICENSE YOUR ANIMAL:

 It greatly improves your chance of getting your animal back if it goes missing.  It lets law enforcement know your animal is up to date on its rabies vaccine.  Animal license fees fund animal cruelty, abuse and neglect investigations.  State Law & City Ordinance requires dogs and cats to be licensed.

TIME

10:00 am

Open Bridge Duplicate Bridge Game sanctioned by American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). Master points awarded. Need not be member of ACBL to play. If you need a partner or have questions, call Scot or Pat Rutherford at 262-781-6008.

AGE

DAYS

DATES

55+ Tu, Th & 1st and 3rd F (no program 1/1, 1/3, 1/4, 4/5)

TIME

January-May

11:30 am

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Coordinators: Scot and Pat Rutherford

Senior Fun Bridge Group All abilities welcome! Bridge will be played

on the first and third Monday of each month. Play six hands and pivot three times (24 hands) giving you a chance to mingle and make new friends. (Marathon only) AGE

55+

count as volunteer hours

ClerkTreas@waukesha-wi.gov for more info.

DATES

January-May

E.B. Shurts Building, Women’s Club Room Coordinator: Lynette Koski

$20 Non-AARP Members* • This can be a paid position or WPRF Office, Kathryn Muehl Meeting Room Min: 10 Max: 25 Instructor: AARP Staff Contact Sandee at (262) 524-3853 or email NOTE: *Check Payable to AARP at the class

W

DAY

DATES

TIME

R/NR FEE

1st & 3rd M January-May Noon * (no program 5/27) *Yearly dues ($5.00) are paid to the group to cover activities.

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room NOTE: No registration required.

Friday Nite Bridge Bring your partner for a fun evening of duplicate bridge! Sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). Master points will be awarded. Need not be member of ACBL to play. Questions? Please call Scot or Pat Rutherford at 262-781-6008.

AGE

55+

DAY

DATES

TIME

F 1/11-5/31 6:30-10:00 pm (no program 1/25, 2/15, 3/22, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19)

Schuetze Recreation Center, Riverview Room Coordinators: Scot and Pat Rutherford

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RENTALS

P R I V A T E R E N T A L

Rotary Building Interior

E.B. SHURTS

Schuetze Recreation Center: Gym, Activity Room

BUILDING RENTALS Rental application, building fees, policies and procedures can be found on WPRF website (Facilities).

ROOM DIMENSIONS

CAPACITY

HOURLY FEE

SCHUETZE RECREATION CENTER (SRC) 1120 Baxter Street - Located on the south end of beautiful Frame Park, the Schuetze Recreation Center offers several rooms with various sites and amenities. Fee is doubled (100% surcharge for more than 120 people in attendance. )

Minimum 3 hours

54 x 33.5 ft

$45/hour $90/hour $35/hour

17.5 x 23.5 ft

25 Persons

$25/hour

Up to120 Persons 121-250 Persons 25 Persons

$45/hour $90/hour $25/hour

120 Persons

$60/hour Minimum 3 hours

72 x 96.5 ft

RIVERVIEW ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM

77.5 x 38 ft

ACTIVITY ROOM

20 x 10/20.5 x 28 ft

KITCHEN/MEETING ROOM

Up to 120 Person 121-500 Persons 60 Persons

GYM (Athletic use only)

E.B. SHURTS BUILDING 810 W. College Avenue - Located in the tranquil Fox River Sanctuary surrounded by landscaped park that includes a garden-arboretum. It is bordered by the Fox River Trail and the Fox River.

Amenities include Caterer’s kitchen, 95-ft. attached outdoor deck, free ample parking, air conditioning, use of tables and chairs.

29 x 47 ft Room 12 x 13 Kitchen 95 ft attached deck

ROTARY BUILDING

I N F O

1150 Baxter Street - Located along the Fox River in beautiful Frame Park, this pictureque setting is a perfect place for receptions, parties and meetings. A vast array of landscape plantings surround the building.

A 1.7 mile mulit-use trail loops around the river right to the front door. Amenities include Caterer’s kitchen, bocce ball court, fireplace, air conditioning, piano, tables and chairs, free parking and beautiful view of the Fox River.

Please Note: Any rental at SRC with attendance over 120, having an alcohol permit issued, and scheduled beyond 8:00 pm, will require additional contracted security. Additional fees and paperwork will need to be completed.

“L” Shaped Room is 1618 sq/ft or 22.5 x 24 + 40 x 25.5 ft

120 Persons

$80/hour Minimum $60/hour 3 hours

* Advance Payment All building rentals require a $200 deposit. Full payment of room rental is

due at time of application. Upon approval, deposits will be refunded 2-3 weeks following the event.

Cleaning Fee A cleaning fee of $150 is automatically assessed for all rentals 7+ hours and rentals over 120 in attendance. It is optional for rentals 0-7 hours. If groups choose WPRF to clean, this fee must be paid at time of application.

Holiday Rentals Buildings are rented on Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day, based on staff availability. A $25 holiday surcharge will be charged for holiday rentals.

Listed fees are for private events only. Contact office for all public events.

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

RENTALS LES PAUL PERFORMANCE CENTER

Park Shelter

FORMAL GARDENS

SHELTERS Rental application, additional fees, policies and procedures can be found on WPRF website PICNIC SHELTERS WITH 15 TABLES & ELECTRICITY Bethesda Park, Buchner Park, Frame Park, Horeb Park, Rivers Crossing Park 6 hour rental (or less)

61-200 people

60 people or less

$150 / 6 Hours $35

$80 / 6 Hours $15

Each Additional Hour

201+ people

$280 / 6 hours $70

PICNIC SHELTERS WITH 5 TABLES & ELECTRICITY Fox River Parkway North, River Valley Park, Roberta Park, Heyer, Lowell Park, Grandview, Merrill Crest, Dopp, Banting, David’s Park Each Additional Hour

60 people or less

61-200 people

$65 for up to 6 Hours $120 for up to 6 hours $13 $25

PICNIC SHELTERS WITH 5 TABLES (NO ELECTRICITY) Fox River Parkway South, Pebble Valley Park, Prairie Park, Priedeman Park, Waukesha Springs Park, Woodfield Park

60 people or less

61-200 people

$55 for up to 6 hours $100 for up to 6 hours $10

Each Additional Hour

$20

PICNIC SHELTERS WITH 2 TABLES (NO RESTROOMS/ELECTRICITY) Moorewood Park, Sentinel Park, River Hills $35 / 6 hours Each Additional Hour $10

SPECIAL AREAS SPECIAL AREAS FORMAL GARDENS - FRAME PARK 20 People or less $60 per hour

21-50 People $120 per hour

$75 (see conditons, availability left)

N/A

200 People or less

201+ People

Formal Gathering (2 Hour Maximum) Reserved A “Walk-In” permit may be obtained on Saturday (Noon to 6:00 pm only) while Garden Attendant is on duty. A special service fee of $75 to be paid on site (one hour time limit). Available on a first come, first serve basis. Permit holders always take priority over walk-ins. On Saturdays (Noon - 6:00 pm) all group photographs require a permit.

AMPHITHEATER - FRAME PARK (Up to) Three Hour (add’l $50 deposit required if using electricity) Each Additional Hour

$85 $25

$150 $45

LES PAUL PERFORMANCE CENTER Contact Mary Palmer at 262-522-2953 for more information.

NON-RESIDENT SURCHARGE

OPTIONAL USER SERVICE FEES

*A non-resident is defined as a person who does not reside or own property within the corporate limits of the City of Waukesha.

(In general does not contribute to the City of Waukesha property taxes).

PLEASE BE ADVISED Reminder - “Alcohol in Parks” Ordinance in effect

• Non-residents must pay an additional $50 per application as established by the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Board. *

Listed fees are for private events only.

Contact office for all public events.

P R I V A T E R E N T A L I N F O

• Additional Picnic Tables (up to 4) $80 (includes tax) • Additional Trash Barrels (up to 10) $40 (includes tax) • Tent Permit (100 sq.ft. or larger) Contact PRF for fees & policies.

(Common Council Approval 4/5/01) If you would like to receive a complete copy of the related ordinance, please feel free to contact the WPRF Office at 524-3737 during regular business hours or visit the City of Waukesha website at waukesha-wi.gov - click Municipal Code and locate Ordinance #11.27 (4).

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POLICIES

1. Activity Guides WPRF directly mails three seasonal activity guides per year to City of Waukesha residents. The Activity Guides become available within the following months: • Winter/Spring – Early December • Summer – Mid April • Fall – Mid August * Copies of the Activity Guide can be obtained at these locations: • Parks, Recreation & Forestry Office • Waukesha Public Library • Schuetze Recreation Center • City Hall – Mayor’s Office • City Hall – Clerk’s Office *Non-residents of Waukesha may subscribe to our “Activity Guide” and have the next three guides mailed directly to your home.

Indicate the following information on your registration form: 2018 Subscription - $9 9800.100W/S 2. Payment All program fees must be paid in full at the time of registration.

All registrations are processed on a first come, first served basis.

Registration forms without proper payment will not be processed.

Faxed registration forms can not be processed without credit card information. WPRF is not responsible for delayed mail delivery, unreadable or improperly transmitted faxes.

3. NSF Checks A $25 service charge is assessed on all checks returned due to insufficient funds.

4. Accepted Payments Cash Check Visa Mastercard

Gift Certificates

5. No On-Site Registration Instructors will NOT accept registration at the program site. Fees must be paid at the office prior to participation; your registration receipt may be required at the program site.

6. One Household ONLY In order to help assure that the registration process is fair to all, people may only register for their immediate household. It will not be acceptable for one person to register neighbors/friends/extended relatives along with their own registrations. Only parents/legal guardians may register youth participants. An exception is made for Group Pool Passes.

7. Waiting List Procedure If program(s) chosen have reached the maximum enrollment, your name will automatically be placed on a waiting list. Our department will make every effort to accommodate those on waiting lists (adding more programs, etc.).You will be notified by phone of any openings and payment is expected within three business days of the phone notification of program openings. Waiting lists are kept for the current program season only.

8. Missed Program Policy Programs missed for individual absences (i.e. schedule conflict, vacation, etc.) are not “made up” nor may participants attend programs other than for the one they are registered.

9. Late Registration Policy There will be no pro-rating of program fees for late registration after program(s) have begun. Exceptions for Before/After school and other special circumstances are considered. There may be a $15 late charge assessed for Before/After School programs.

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10. Non-resident Policy Definition: In the case of non-resident participation, it is generally accepted that non-residents users should contribute an additional fee to offset their non-tax status. A non-resident is defined as a person who does not reside or own property in the corporate limits of the City of Waukesha (in general, does not directly contribute to City of Waukesha property taxes). User Fee Surcharge: Persons defined as a non-resident of the City of Waukesha are required to pay an additional surcharge established by the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Board. WPRF reserves the right to remove anyone falsifying information from our programs and retain any related fees collected (no refunds given).

Exception to non-resident user fee/surcharge: Non-residents who reside within the City of Waukesha School District will not be assessed a non-resident surcharge when registering for any specific program or league that utilizes City of Waukesha School District facilities. Please call our office at 262-524-3737 if you have any questions regarding residency.

11. Residency Verification WPRF may require residency verification for first time registrants that have relocated to the city. (Driver’s License or Utility Bill).

12. Age Eligibility Verification All participants must meet the minimum age requirement before the last day of the program. Please do not request to have your child put in a program where they do not belong. The ages are set to ensure the safety and benefit of the participants as well as the program leaders.

Therefore, WPRF reserves the right to ask for a legal document of age (Birth Certificate or Baptismal Record) for all program registration involving youth up to sixteen years old to verify age if necessary.

13. Program Maximum Student ratios are set to benefit the student. Please do not ask us to exceed program limits.

14. Registration Receipt Confirmations Your registration receipt is your confirmation of enrollment. If you do not receive a receipt within one week of registering for a program, it is your responsibility to contact WPRF. Refunds will not be given for missed programs if you do not receive a receipt. Be sure to read your receipt to make sure you are enrolled in the proper program/session.

Also, any program changes and supplies will be listed on the receipt.

15. Program Changes/Schedules Due to circumstances beyond our control, some programs may require time or location changes. All participants will be notified, when possible if a change or cancellation does occur.

16. Program Transfers All participant requested program transfers need to be in writing and received at the WPRF Administration Office at 1900 Aviation Drive.

Program transfers will be processed within 24 hours of receipt of the request. If the requested program is NOT available, we will notify the individual and a credit will be applied to the payee’s account.You may email your request to prf@waukesha-wi.gov 17. Sales Tax Programs (non-instructional) and admissions include State of Wisconsin, & Baseball Stadium sales tax.

18. Program Satisfaction Guaranteed!

WPRF is constantly striving to provide you with high quality public recreation programming. We guarantee it! When you are not satisfied with the quality of a program, we want to hear your ideas or suggestions on how we can improve our services. If requested, a 100% refund or credit will be issued by simply contacting the WPRF Office. (Established credit/ refund exclusions apply).

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POLICIES 19. Credit/Refund Policy • A program that does not meet its minimum registration require ments will be cancelled within two (2) working days prior to beginning. You will be notified accordingly by phone and/or email. Any fees paid will automatically be credited to the payee’s account unless otherwise notified by payee.

• A credit will be given unconditionally when requested in writing within five (5) business days of program completion.You may email your request to prf@waukesha-wi.gov • If a refund is desired, please notify the office by written request.

You will receive a full refund for the full program fee as a credit on the payee’s account. If a check/credit card refund is desired, please notify the office on your written request and note that a $10 service charge will apply. This fee may be waived due to medical reasons.

Please allow 2-3 weeks for the refund to be processed.

• Refunds under $10 will automatically be credited to payee’s account and may be used towards future registrations.

• Partial class credits/refunds may be given on a case by case basis due to medical reasons.

• If the payee and participant are not the same and a refund for the program is desired to go to the participant, please inform us of the desire in writing.

• The credit will be available for use up to two (2) years of date of issue as permitted by law.

• For Adult Sports credit/refund policy please refer to Policies of Adult Sports 3.08.

• Pool passes, daily admissions and Splash Cash are not refundable.

• Class supplies are not refundable.

20. Round Up Program Rounding up your program fee helps us to provide financial assistance to individuals & families in need.

21. Annual Recreation Financial Assistance Program Financial assistance is available for City of Waukesha resident individuals or families that meet Federal Income Guidelines. Details on who is eligible and how to apply are available by calling or visiting the WPRF Office. Applications need to be renewed each year, and are available at the WPRF Office, Schuetze Recreation Center and on the website.

22. Insurance/Liability WPRF does not provide medical/hospital insurance coverage for persons participating in sponsored activities and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any participants in its recreation programs.

23. Americans with Disabilities Act WPRF complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability. We will make reasonable accommodations to support inclusive recreation participation.

Individuals with disabilities are strongly encouraged to contact WPRF at 262-524-3737 in advance of participation regarding special accommodation needs.

24. Code of Conduct/Participant Guidelines Equal Access: No participant shall, on the basis of race, sex, creed, national origin or disability, be denied equal access to programs, activities, services or benefits, or be limited in the exercise of any right, privilege, advantage, or opportunity.

Behavior: Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. The following guidelines have been developed to make recreation department programs safe and enjoyable for all participants.

Additional rules may be developed for particular programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff and/or PRF Board.

Participants shall: • show respect to all participants and staff • any form of harassment will not be tolerated • refrain from using foul language • refrain from causing bodily harm to other participants or staff • show respect for equipment, supplies and facilities Discipline: A positive approach will be used. WPRF reserves the right to dismiss a participant. Each situation will be evaluated on its own merit.

25. Lost and Found If you have lost or misplaced an item in one of our parks or program facilities, please contact the WPRF Office. Articles that are found and turned into the office are kept for 60 days. After that period of time, the items are donated to local charitable organizations. WPRF is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.

26. Weather Cancellations Program cancellations due to inclement weather will be announced on our Information Line 262-522-9356, on Facebook and posted on our website’s Twitter feed. A decision regarding evening programs will be made at approximately 4:00 pm. In the event of school closings announced prior to 8:00 am, all WPRF evening activities scheduled at a school site will automatically be cancelled.

27. New to the Area?

WPRF invites you to come in and find out what we have to offer. We have programs and facilities for all ages. Want to learn more? Give us a call at 262-524-3737. We will be happy to make an appointment at your convenience to show you around and explain any program that is of interest to you.

28. New Program Ideas WPRF invites people who wish to share their skills and talents to consider teaching youth and adult programs with us. This is an opportunity for people with specific expertise to expand their personal interest and experiences and facilitate growth for others.

If you have an innovative idea for a program, or wish to expand on what we already offer, please fill out our “Course Proposal Form” found on our website and email to mberg@waukesha-wi.gov, fax or mail to: WPRF, 1900 Aviation Drive, Waukesha, WI 53188.

29. Photographs Please be aware that WPRF program and special event participants may be photographed or videotaped for promotional purposes (i.e. Activity Guide, Channel 25, website, newspaper ads, etc.).

30. Typo, We Goofed, Human Errors….

Occasionally there may be an error in days, times, registration requirements, or fees in the Activity Guide. If so, the staff will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. Thank you for your patience and understanding should these situations arise.

31. No Smoking/Alcohol Use • A reminder to program participants: The use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverages on premises owned by the Waukesha School District is prohibited.

• WPRF programs, buildings, Oliver Youth Complex & Saratoga Complex are smoke-free. Alcohol beverages are prohibited dur ing WPRF programs, however, permitted at designated facilities with proper permit or by ordinance (i.e. Saratoga Complex).

• Smoking is prohibited in posted “Smoke Free” areas.

32. Safety Concerns WPRF is committed to conducting programs in the safest manner possible and holds the safety of its participants in the highest regard. Participants and parents registering their children in recreation programs must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities. The department continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions. If you find a real or potential safety hazard in one of our parks or facilities, please call the office. If desired, please email: prf@waukesha-wi.gov Thank you.

33. Cell Phone Use in Locker Room All cell phone usage is prohibited in locker rooms with the exception of an emergency situation.

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PARK BOARD / AWARDS

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President Vice President Secretary Alderman Wayne Merchle Joan E.Vehlow Mike Volpano Steve Johnson

Alderman Jack Wells

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Your Parks Recreation & Forestry Board is composed of 6 citizen members and two members of the Common Council all appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Common Council. The Board governs and manages the public parks, parkways, recreational property, recreation activities and urban forestry program (ie. street trees) that reflect the needs and interests of all residents.

The board typically meets once a month at 6:00 pm at the WPRF Administration & Service Center at 1900 Aviation Drive. Please feel welcome to attend any other upcoming meeting dates found on the website.

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___ 2011 Gold Medal AwardRecreation Winner, 2018, 2010 & 2008 Medal Finalist ___Gold NRPA - National Recreation andNRPA Park Association 2011, 2010 & 2008 Gold Medal Finalist2010 - National and Park Association 2011, & 2008 Gold Medal Finalist

WPRA –WISCONSIN ___ PARK & RECREATION ASSOCIATION WPRA - Wisconsin Park &IS Recreation Association 2006 ProfessionalAssociation Award DEPARTMENT THE PROUD RECIPIENT OF of. Merit .___. – Professional Award of Merit WPRA - Wisconsin Park & Recreation Program Excellence Award “Silver Stars” 2006

2010 George Wilson Service Award City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry 2010 George Wilson Service Award 2016 (1), 2015 (2), 2014 (2), 2013 (1), 2011 (1), 2010 (1), 2009 (1), 2008(2), 2007 (1), 2006 (1), 2005 (4), 2004 (2) Program Excellence Awards Stars”:ExcellenceFinalist Department is the2010 proud recipient of . “Silver .Award .Program Awards “Silver Stars”: 2011, George Wilson Service Finalist 2011, 2010 & 2008 2010 & 2008 2006 Park Award of Merit, Mindiola Park 2010 (1),and 2009 2008 Design (2), 2007 (1),(1), 2006 2005 (4)(2), , 2004 (2) ___2010 2009 (1), 2008 2007 (1), 2006 (1), 2005 (4) , 2004 (2) NRPA - National Recreation Park(1), Association 2011, 2010 &(1), 2008 Gold Medal Finalist 2006 Professional Award of Merit 2006 - Park Design Award of Merit Park Award of Merit - Mindiola Park 2006- Mindiola - Park Design ___ Outstanding Aquatics Program, Horeb SpringsAward Aquatic Center Grand Opening WPRA -2005 Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association 2006 Professional of Merit 2005 - Outstanding 2005 Aquatics Program Horeb Springs Aquatic Center Grand Opening 2005 Outstanding Aquatics Program Horeb Springs AquaticDome Center Grand Opening Park Design Award of Merit, Neumann Lighted Water 2010 George Wilson Service Award 2005 - Aquatics Design - Renovation for Design Horeb Springs Aquatic Center 2005 Award -Program Aquatics Renovation Award for Horeb Springs Aquatic Center Awards “Silver Stars”: 2010 WPRF Forester,Excellence Lifetime Achievement Award Finalist 2011, 2005 - Park Design Award of Merit Neumann Lighted Water Dome & 2008 2005 Park Design Award of - Award Neumann 2010 Lighted Water Dome 2010 Wisconsin Urban Forestry Project Partner 2010 (1), 2009 (1), 2008 (2), 2007 -(1), 2006 (1), 2005 (4) , Merit 2004 (2) 2010 WPRF Forester, Lifetime Achievement Award Lifetime Achievement Award 2010 WPRF Forester, 2006 - Park Design Award Merit - Mindiola Park Forestry Award Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council 2005ofInnovations Urban in with Johnson’s Nursery 20102005 Wisconsin Urban Forestry Project Partner Award - Outstanding Aquatics2010 Program -partnership Horeb Springs Aquatic Center Grand Opening Wisconsin Urban Forestry Project Partner Award Recipient of 5 ISA Gold Leaf Awards forForestry Outstanding Arbor Day Programming Wisconsin Urban 2005 Innovations Urban Forestry Award Wisconsin Urban Innovations Urban Forestry(most Awardrecently 2016).

2005 Forestry - AquaticsCouncil Design - Renovation Award forCouncil Horeb2005 Springs Aquatic Center in partnership with Johnson’s Nursery in partnership with Johnson’s Nursery City USA - 39 years 2005 - Park Design AwardTree of Merit - Neumann Lighted Water Dome International Society of Arboriculture — 2005Society Gold Leaf Award for Outstanding International of Arboriculture — 2005 Gold Leaf Award for Outstanding 2010 WPRF Forester, Lifetime Achievement Award Growth Award Commmunity - 6 years in partnership withProgramming WE Energies in partnership with WE Energies Arbor Day Elementary School Educational Arbor Day Programming Elementary School Educational 2005 Tennis in the Park Community, USTA 2010City Wisconsin Urban Project Award Tree USA - 31 yearsForestry Tree City Partner USA - 31 years Wisconsin UrbanCommunity Forestry Council 2005 Innovations Urban Forestry -Growth Award - 6 -Gr years o wth Award Community - 6 yearsAward in partnership with Johnson’s Nursery 2005 Tennis in the Park Community, USTA 2005 Tennis in the Park Community, USTA International Society of Arboriculture — 2005 Gold Leaf Award for Outstanding with WE Energies Arbor Day Elementary School Educational Programming in partnershipOTHER AREA ORGANIZATIONS WAUKESHA CITY GOVERNMENT Big Brothers, Big Sisters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414-258-4778 Tree City USA - 31 years Main Number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

524-3500 Brookfield Parks, Rec & Forestry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 796-6675 Assessor’s Office. . .-Gr . .o. wth . . . Award . . . . . . Community . . . . . . . . . . -. 6. .years . . . . . . . . 524-3510 Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 542-4249 Cemetery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3540 Civic Theater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-4911 Clerk/Treasurer. . 2005 . . . . Tennis . . . . . .in. .the . . .Park . . . .Community, . . . . . . . . . .USTA . . . . . . 524-3550 Downtown Business Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-1060 Community Development High Roller Fun Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-4008 Building Inspection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3530 La Casa de Esperanza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-0887 Planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3750 Pewaukee Park & Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 691-7275 Engineering/Public Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3600 SC Waukesha Soccer Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 544-4569 Large Trash Pick-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3600 Visitor’s Bureau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 542-0330 Equal Opportunities Commission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3645 YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 542-2557 Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3651 Waukesha Tennis Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414-322-7391 Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1-1 Waukesha Youth Football Organization (5th-8th grades) Human Resources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3745 Mike Radojicic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 549-5903 Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3680 Waukesha County Government Mayors Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3700 Department of Senior Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 548-7828 Metro Transit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3636 Parks System Division. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 548-7801 Municipal Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3705 Expo Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 548-7200 Parks, Recreation & Forestry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3737 U.W. Extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 548-7770 Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-3831 Waukesha County Museum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 521-2859 Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1-1 Website Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.waukesha-wi.gov/427

Helpful Phone #’s (262 Area Code)

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Registration Form pg. 42 / WPRF: 262.524.3737 / www.waukesha-wi.gov

REGISTRATION INFO

5 Easy Ways to Register

You may begin registering as soon as you receive this activity guide.

1. Online Registration

Beginning December 7 at Noon, you may register online for classes at www.waukesha-wi.gov Classes you cannot register for online include: Adult Sports Leagues Online procedures available at www.waukesha-wi.gov

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2. Mail-In Please complete the registration form on page 42.

Include payment and mail to:

3. 24-Hour Drop-Off Box

WPRF 1900 Aviation Drive, Waukesha, WI 53188

Please complete the registration form on page 42, include payment and drop-off in the box located at 1900 Aviation Drive, near the flagpole.

All resident registrations will be processed daily when received.

The drop-off box is available 24-hours for your convenience.

Non-resident registrations will be processed beginning December 11

Drop-off registrations will be processed the same as Mail-in Registrations (see left).

4. Fax-In: 262-524-3713

Please complete the registration form on page 42 including payment and Fax to: 262-524-3713 Fax-in registrations will be processed the same as Mail-in and Drop-off (please see left).

5. Walk-In

1900 Aviation Dr. You may register in person as soon as you receive your activity guide during business hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.

Your transaction will be completed and you will be given a receipt.

A receipt/confirmation will be emailed to you for Mail-In, Drop-Off or Fax-in

Note: Additional registration forms are available on-line.

Subscribe to get text alerts for program cancellations, event information and important updates.

Subscribe on our website at waukesha-wi.gov/427 or text “WPRF” to 74574 (message & data rates apply). Closings are also on the info line: 262-522-9356.

VISION: “Gold Medal” services . . . exceptional quality of life!

HOW TO REACH US

WPRF Department/MAIN OFFICE

MISSION: To be responsive and committed in providing 1900 Aviation Drive essential park, recreation and urban forestry services making Waukesha, WI 53188 our community a desirable place to live, work and play.

WPRF Administrative Staff Ron Grall Melissa Lipska Ryan Fisk Keith Johnson Dave Rauterberg Mary Berg Joanna Adamicki Gala Crosno Sheryl Emanuel Mary Palmer Karen Richards Mark Thompson Mona Bauer Brooke Adams Sara Liszewski Melissa Rebholz Emily Whitstone Annette Wilkinson Tina Zagorski

Director Parks & Forestry Operations Manager Buildings/Facilities Maintenance Supervisor Grounds Maintenance Supervisor Forestry Supervisor Recreation Services Manager Special Events Coordinator Recreation Programmer Sports Coordinator Recreation Facilities Coordinator SPARS Coordinator Recreation Supervisor Customer & Administrative Services Manager Administrative Assistant Marketing Coordinator Customer Service Specialist Account Clerk Administrative Assistant Customer Service Specialist

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:30 pm Phone 262-524-3737 Fax: 262-524-3713 Website: www.waukesha-wi.gov Follow us on Facebook & Twitter Information Line: 262-522-9356 Schuetze Recreation Center 1120 Baxter Street, Waukesha, WI 53186

Building Open: 8:00 am-9:00 pm Mon.-Thur.

Hours vary throughout the year.

Phone: 262-524-3714 Fax: 262-524-3713

Office Service Hours 9:00 am – 1:30 pm Monday,Tuesday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Wednesday, Friday 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Thursday

WPRF Essential to “Community Quality of Life”

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Basic Pass

Rounding up your activity fee helps us provide financial assistance to individuals and families in need.

* Round Up Program

7 I wish to receive an emailed quarterly WPRF Newsletter.

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6 Any Service Improvement Suggestions?

Coaching Assistant Coaching Other: _______________________ Name: __________________________ Relationship: _____________________

4 Volunteer Information I am willing to volunteer: (please circle)

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Cash

5 Payment Information: Make checks payable to WPRF

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Credit From Account “Round Up” *

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3 Authorization to participate and for Emergency Medical Treatment I, as participant or parent/legal guardian of the above named child, hereby give permission for his/her/my participation in the above listed activity(ies). I further authorize, without my prior approval, the rendering of any emergency medical treatment that may be necessary due to his/her/my participation in the activity(ies).

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Grade Gender M/F ‘ 8 - ’19

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(Last name, first name)

Participant Name(s)

Date of Birth

Special Considerations (medications, disabilities, etc.) _______________________________________________________________

Please check if special accomodations are required.

If more than one parental home or other special circumstance, give name, address, home/work phone : _______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(Month, Day,Year)

Date of Birth_____________ Gender: M F Emergency Contact & Relationship____________________________ Emergency Contact Phone_________________________

Home Phone ______________________ Work/Day Phone _____________________ Cell-Phone _________________________ E-mail___________________________

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Single & S Payee Name____________________________________Address____________________________________City_____________________State_______Zip Code_________

Registering Adult (Parent or Guardian)

2 Fill in programs for each participant in your immediate household ONLY!

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Please print and fill out form completely.

Fax to: (262) 524-3713 – Must use credit card as payment. (Make additional copies of this form as needed)

REGISTRATION FORM – MAIL/DROP-OFF/FAX

Thank You to our 2018 WPRF Community Heroes!

________________________________ Community Superheroes ____________________________________

EMPLOYEE OWNED

Able Distributing Advanced Disposal American DoJo Anonymous Donors BMO Harris Bank Bosco’s Social Club Central Machine Citizens Bank Civic Band Patrons Clear Channel Outdoor Clearwing Productions Country Financial Culver’s Custom Brush Signs Davies Orthodontics Educators Credit Union Edward Jones Waukesha offices Edward Jones-Chip Tinder Elite Sport & Spine First Federal Bank First Student Bus Company

Ford Construction Friends of WPRF Generac Glen & Sally Lunde Greater Milwaukee Foundation Greeley & Hansen Hippenmeyer, Reilly, Blum, Schmitzer, Fabian & English S.C. House of Guinness Hy-Tec Powder Coating International Porsche Judy Dollhopf, Shorewest Realtor Kwik Trip LEM Machine Shed Max Health Chiropractic Meijer Mercedes-Benz of Elmbrook MetalTek International Midwest Industries, Inc. Milwaukee Barbarians Rugby Miro Manufacturing Murf’s Frozen Custard

Nev’s Ink The MKTG Guy Oberlin Filter Thomas Press, Inc. Pop’s on Broadway Tim’s Handy Works ProHealth Care Tofte’s Table R&R Insurance Tom Stevens Family Ragnar Events Tomchek Ace Hardware Raised Grain Brewing Co. Toppers Pizza Randy Hopf Underground Specialists, Inc. Roberts’ Specialty Meats U.S. Tennis Association Sam’s Club Urethane Systems Plus, Inc. Silver Circle Sports Events VéloCity Cycling Sobelmans Pub-n-Grill Walmart Sprecher Brewing Co. Waterstone Bank Spring City Garden Club Waukesha Bike Alliance Sprint Waukesha Elks Club St. John Neumann Waukesha Floral & Greenhouse Congregation Waukesha Iron & Metal Steaming Cup Waukesha Kiwanis Early Risers Sunrise Rotary Waukesha State Bank Sweet Perfections Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club Bake Shoppe We Energies Foundation Texas Roadhouse Weldall Mfg. The Freeman *We apologize if anyone has been inadvertently not recognized.

Please make us aware of the overlook so it can be corrected. Thank you.

Available to Rent!

WPRF Athletic Facilities • Team Practices • Games • Tournaments • Clinics and More

Variety of Facilities Available • Four-Plex Softball Diamonds • Hardball and Softball Diamonds • Soccer Fields • Pickleball Courts • Tennis Courts • Football Fields • Open Playfields

Public Special Events • Fundraisers • Runs/Walks • Camps • Concerts • Church Services • Festivals • Car Shows and more ...

Variety of Facilities Available

• Rooms • Shelters • Parks • Open Spaces

Apply Today!

2019 Athletic Allocation Process applications due by Monday, December 3, 2018 For Athletic Facility or Public Event information and reservation procedures, please contact WPRF 1900 Aviation Dr. (M-F, 8 am - 4:30 pm), 262-524-3737 www.waukesha-wi.gov/430

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The 27th Running of the

Trailbreaker Marathon

Photo by Jim Kurovsky

Photo by Robb Shaffer

Photo by Jim Kurovsky

Photo by Rick Petersohn

Saturday, April 6, 2019 Register Online: runthetrailbreaker.com

The marathon, half marathon and 5K

are certified USATF courses.

All races begin at the Schuetze

Recreation Center in Frame Park.

Medals for all race finishers!