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2013 BudgetRefuse/Recycling Calendar

CommunicationsTax Bill Info

Winter Parking, Plowing

Parks & Recreation Dept.Activity Guide

262-679-4108 Office 262-679-5645 Hot-line www.cityofmuskego.org

News Brief--City of Muskego Winter 2012/13

Detailed Newsletter available at www.ci.muskego.wi.us

GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE

This past year has been a busy one with many elections and high voter turnout here in Muskego. It’s good to seeMuskego residents taking a strong interest in its right to vote. We’ve also been busy building new roads and trails, im-proving travels and community appearance. Pride in one’s community is important and it could be argued thatMuskego’s pride is stronger than most.

After the passage of ACTS 10 & 32, employee bargaining units, outside police employees, have decertified. We are nowworking on developing an employee handbook and new merit pay program for former represented employees.

As we approach the holidays, please remember the families in need whether it be through the Muskego Food Pantry oranother worthy program. And please also remember those that have sacrificed for our freedom and those that continueto serve today while they are away from their families during the holidays. Best wishes to you and your families this holi-day season.

Mayor Kathy Chiaverotti

PAYING TAX BILLS: Avoid long lines, interest and penalty with one of the payment op-tions outlined on your tax bill as well as noted on the city’s website.

WINTER PARKING RESTRICTIONS: Muskego Police Department reminds residents thatwinter parking restrictions will take effect soon. Restrictions prohibit the parking of any vehicle on any public street orhighway in the city between 3:00 AM-7:00 AM beginning December 1 through April 1 unless temporary parking is au-thorized by the police department. There are fines for a parking violation of this ordinance. Trucks are prohibited fromovernight street parking throughout the entire year.

WINTER PLOWING REMINDERS: Per Ordinance 452, no person shall plow snow on his driveway or sidewalk orroad in such a way as to interfere with his neighbor’s customary use and enjoyment of his property. And, no personshall put snow by any means onto any public street, roadway, or thoroughfare. Additional snow plowing policy on thecity’s website.

2013 BUDGET: The 2013 budget reflects a 1 cent decrease in the tax rate with a slight increase to the taxlevy. A home valued at $300,000 will see a $2 tax reduction. Capital investments for 2013 Budget involve noborrowing. The utilization of landfill funds and other special revenue funds will be used in lieu of borrowingfor 2013 capital investments. Full budget available on website.

COMMUNICATIONS: A new website will be live by the end of this year for more ease in locating information anddoing business. Also aiding with improved communications will be the replacement of our antiquated phone systemwith an upgraded system for better service. Communications are an important part of life as well as doing business.

PARK UPGRADES: The 2013 Budget includes various park upgrades. The Park Arthur archery range is now open andthe sledding hill will be opening this winter. Bring on the snow!

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 2013 Budget also includes a new position allowing the Community Development Direc-tor to oversee the implementation of the marketing plan. The plan takes a proactive approach to increase the commer-cial tax base while creating new job opportunities.

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Muskego Parks and Recreation

YYou’re Invited!Parks & Recreation Board Meetings

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department is a governmentalagency established for the purpose of providing parks, facilities, andrecreation programs for the community. The Parks and Recreation De-partment is governed by appointed commissioners who set policy forthe operation of the department. Regular Parks and Recreation Boardmeetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m.in the Alderman’s Room, Muskego City Hall, W182 S8200 Racine Av-enue. Residents are invited to attend and are welcome to make sug-gestions or constructive comments to improve programs or facilities thatare offered to you.

GENERAL INFORMATION

OFFICE HOURSMonday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

W182S8200 Racine Avenue

PHONE NUMBERSAdministration and Registration

1-262-679-4108FAX: 1-262-679-5637

Parks Garage1-262-679-5669

W180S7732 Pioneer DriveFAX: 1-262-679-5671

Information Hot Line1-262-679-5645

At your convenience 24 HOURS a day!Information regarding class cancellations,

program dates, weather decisions and much more.

Horn Park....................... 1-262-679-4125Old Town Hall................ 1-262-679-4027

Holiday Closings-Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Friday,

December 24, December 25, December 31, January 1, Afternoon on March 29

Memorial DayParks and Recreation Board

Toby Whipple............................................................President“Butch” LeDoux................................................Vice-PresidentBrett Hyde...............................................................School Rep.Jerald Hulbert................................... Plan Commission Rep.Ald. Dan Soltysiak...............................................Council Rep.Paul Peardon.....................................................CommissionerKelly Koble...................................................................Secretary

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFCraig Anderson.......... Parks & Recreation DirectorPete Theis............................................Parks SupervisorTammy Dunn.................................Program Manager

SUPPORT STAFFStella Dunahee, CPS...................................... SecretaryEric Zillgitt................................ Building Maintenance

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department would liketo thank the following organizations for their generous sup-port!

Bay Lane Middle SchoolFranklin Community Education & Recreation Department

Lake Denoon Middle SchoolMill Valley Elementary School, Muskego Elementary School

Muskego High SchoolNew Berlin Parks & Recreation Department

Tess Corners Elementary SchoolThe Muskego/Norway School District

InPro Corporation, Kiwanis Club

Mission Statement for the Parks and Recreation Departmentfor the City of MuskegoThe Muskego Parks and Recreation Department is committed to meet-ing current and future community needs by offering quality, safe, andaffordable programs and facilities, while stressing cooperation and col-laboration within Muskego and surrounding communities, and by pro-viding safe, multiple use, and aesthetically pleasing parks, open spaces,related facilities, and natural resource preservation.

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Internet Registrationwww.cityofmuskego.org\ezrecreg

E-mail [email protected]

To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website atwww.cityofmuskego.org/ezrecreg for on-line registration.

Credit Card Refund PolicyYour credit card security is important to us. The department has become PCI compliant and indoing so; we no longer store credit card numbers. As soon as a transaction is processed, thecredit card numbers are urged. This gives us the most restrictive security for handling our creditcard transacions. Anyone paying by credit card and cancelling out of a class or having their classcancelled, that amount will be placed on credit for future use unless otherwise requested. If a re-fund is requested to be placed on the credit card, the credit card number will need to be given tothe department in order to process. All other refund/cancellation policies are still in effect.

Table of Contents___________________________ . . . .PageGeneral Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8

CHICAGO SHOPPING TRIP . .43

ADULT LEAGUESMen’s/Women’s Softball . . . . . . . . . .44Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

PARK INFORMATIONIdle Isle Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45Stop the Vandalism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45Park Building/Shelter Rentals . . . . . . . .45Parks and Facilities Chart . . . . . . . . . . . .46

Muskego Facilities Map . . . . . . . . . . . . .47Muskego Recreation Trail . . . . . . . . . . .47

AQUATICSRegistration Information . . . . . . . . . . . .48Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49-53Franklin Registration Form . . . . . . . . . .54

Community Happenings . . . . . . . . .55-58

INFANT/TODDLERABC, Look at Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10All About Shapes and Colors . . . . . . . .10Art Explosion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Bippity, Boppity Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Family Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Hippity Hoppity Fun . . . . . . . . . . . .9Love Bugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Mother’s Day Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . .9Music Makers & More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Number Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11One-Day Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11One-Day Wonders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Shake It Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

PRE-SCHOOL/YOUTHBaton Tiny Twirlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Cheerleading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Drawing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Games, Games, Games . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Jump Start/Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . .13Kids on Stage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Lil Brewers Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Lil Bucks Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Lil Packers Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Little Birdies Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Little Learners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13MiKro-soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Pee Wee Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Pre-school Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Astronauts, Dinosaurs, Down on the Farm, Explorers,Princess, Pirates, Super Heroes, Under ConstructionPre-school Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Tumble Bees (Gym) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Wiggle Worms (Gym) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15YOUTHBaton Twirling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Cheerleading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Gymnastics for Beginners . . . . . . . . . . .15Ice Fishing Academy . . . . . . . . . . .18Junk Box Wars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Kids Sports Mania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Kids Yoga is Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Make-N-Take Plastic Modeling . . . . . . 19

Pom Dance Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17School’s Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Winter BB League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

YOUTH/TEENArt w/Promising Picassos . . . . . . . . . . .22Baby-sitting Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Back Handspring Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Baton Twirling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Cartwheels/Backbends/Roundoffs . .21Cheer/Stunts Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Golf, Junior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Gymnastics Level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Gymnastics Level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Karate/Self-Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Kids Fishing Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Pom/Dance Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Speed, Agility, Etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Tennis Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Track & Field (Top Flight’s) . . . . . . . . . . . . .Volleyball, Intro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

YOUTH/TEEN/ADULTArchery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Boating Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Jazzercise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Karate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Ski Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Snowboard Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

TEEN/ADULTGolf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Tennis Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Yoga Begin Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

ADULT/SENIORSArts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33Ballroom Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Beautify Your Outdoors . . . . . . . . . . . . .34Beginning Meditation Class . . . . . . . . .29Belly Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Boot Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Cake Decorating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36Cardio Kickboxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Clutter Coach Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34Compost Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . .42Computer Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40-41Cooking Demonstrations..Joers . . . . . .35Country Line Dancing, Intro . . . . . . . . .28CPR, AED, First-aid, BBP . . . . . . . .31Define . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Digital Camera Workshops . . . . . . . . . .38Food Allergies, Baking for . . . . . .31Getting Money for College . . . . . . . . . .39Investing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . .42Jazzercize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Money Saving Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33Painting, Acrylics & Oils . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Painting, Water Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Parenting w/Love & Logic . . . . . . . . . .38Polar Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Retirement Workshop . . . . . . . . .42Ripped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Sculpt, Strength & Stretch . . . . . . . . . . .27Silver Sneakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39Special Needs Child/Sibling Planning .39Tai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Tai Chi White Crane Fist . . . . . . . .29Tap and Jazz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Transform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Yarn Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Yoga. Beg. & Int. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Yoga, Prenatal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30You’re on the Air . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31Zumba Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Zumba Gold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Activities Offered

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Registration

What if...The Program You Chose is Filled?You will be notified and given your second-time choice.

Both Of Your Choices Are Filled?You will be notified and you may choose to be put on awaiting list. The department will make every effort to ac-commodate those on waiting lists (adding classes, etc.)If additional class openings become available, we willthen go to the waiting list to fill the class. Once you havebeen notified that the department can place you in aclass, a date will be given to you as to when the class feemust be paid. If payment is not received by the re-quested date, the opening will be offered to another per-son on the waiting list.

Your Class Has Been Cancelled Or Changed?This means that the program has not met its minimumregistration requirements by four (4) full working daysprior to its beginning. You will be notified accordingly.

How to RegisterStep 1*Review this program brochure. Select the activities desired.

*Complete a registration form found on page 6.

*Please fill out all information CAREFULLY ANDCLEARLY. Be sure to include the CLASS NUMBER foreach program registered. The class number will as-sist us when processing your registration request.

*Be sure to list your second choice for a program if you pre-fer one. You will only be notified if your first choice is not available.

Step 2Make checks payable to:“City of Muskego”or “Parks and Recreation Department”

RETURNED CHECK POLICY: There will be a service chargeof $30.00 assessed for all returned checks..

Step 3Mail-in, Drop Off, Counter Internet starts No-vember 16Simply fill out the registration form and mail your check,money order, or credit card number (Do not send cash!) to:

Muskego Parks and Recreation DepartmentPO Box 749, Muskego WI 53150-0749

A 24-hour drop box is located outside the main entrance ofCity Hall. Another drop box is located at the Parks and Recre-ation Department in Muskego City Hall. You may place yourregistration form with check , money order or credit card num-ber (Do not send cash!) in either of these boxes. The boxesare checked every morning Monday-Friday. Registration formsand envelopes are available at the Parks and Recreation De-partment window. Counter registration hours are 8:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Telephone Credit Card Registration startsNovember 27 for ResidentsReceipts are not mailed.

Non-resident Registration starts December 3*Non-resident registration will be accepted in person or by tele-phone with a credit card. Registration hours are 8:15 a.m.-4:15p.m., Monday-Friday.

*If a class listed starts prior to the above dates, registration willbe taken for that class only.

CONFIRMATIONSThe Muskego Parks and Recreation Department will senda confirmation only if a registrant includes a self-addressed,stamped envelope when registering by mail or drop box.If no self-addressed, stamped envelope is enclosed, NOCONFIRMATION WILL BE SENT. You will be contactedby phone only if classes are cancelled or filled. If you arenot notified by phone, assume your class will continue asscheduled and attend the first class.

Don’t Forget

Department does not provide receipts for mail-in/drop-off/registration nor with telephone regis-trations.

You need to include a stamped, self-addressed en-velope to have a receipt mailed to you.

When To Register RESIDENTS (residing within the Muskego/Norway School Dis-trict) may drop off, counter, mail in, or register over the Internetstarting November 16. Registration by credit card (Mastercardor Visa) for residents over the phone will be available starting No-vember 27. Registration is ongoing through the start of the pro-gram.

NON-RESIDENTS registration will be accepted starting Decem-ber 3 and will be ongoing until classes begin or deadline for class.

All registration received will be timed and date stamped when re-ceived at the Parks and Recreation Department. Registration willbe processed according to the time and date received.

LATE REGISTRATION POLICYThere will be no pro-rating of program fees for late registration.

NO ON-SITE REGISTRATIONInstructors will not accept registration/payment at class location.All registration transactions must be completed at the departmentoffice prior to scheduled class, unless otherwise noted.

5To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website atwww.cityofmuskego.org/ezrecreg for on-line registration.

REGISTRATION FORMFamily Name:_______________________________________ Name (Father/Guardian):_____________________________Address:_________________________________________ Cell/Work Phone:__________________________________City:_______________________ State:_____ Zip:________ Name (Mother/Guardian):____________________________Home Phone:________________ Work Phone:__________ Cell/Work Phone:___________________________________Emergency Contact/Phone:__________________________ Additional Emergency Contact/Phone___________________Email address:____________________________________

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMSPlease read this carefully and be aware that registering and participating in the programs of the Muskego Parks and Recreation Department, which youhave listed on the registration application, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you might sustain arising out of these programs.

“As a participant in programs, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk of any injuries,including death, damages or loss which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such programs.I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in programs against the Parks & Recreation Department and its officers,agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully release and discharge the City of Muskego and its officers, agents, servants and employees from anyand all claims from injuries, including death, damage or loss which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation in programs.I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the City of Muskego and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claimsresulting for injuries, including death, damages and losses sustained by me and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activitiesof the programs.”

I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE PROGRAM DETAILS AND WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALLCLAIMS.

Please read over the policies on pages 7-8 before registering for any classes. Please note the cancellation and refund policies.You will be responsible to know the policies. Also, please make a note of all the classes you are signing up for as confirmationswill not be sent. Note: Registration will not be processed without payment. Classes will be confirmed only whenplaced in your second-choice class.

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $_________

Check payable to : City of MuskegoMail to: Parks & Recreation Depart-

mentPO Box 749

W182S8200 Racine Avenue

Credit Card Information (Please print clearly!): ____Mastercard ____VISA Card Holder Name (print)_____________________

Exp. Date ____/____/____ Card #___________________________________ Signature X_____________________________________

Please note any special considerations we should be aware of: (medication, disabili-ties, behavior problems, etc.)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

T-shirts will be ordered for some programs, please fill in name and size. Youth: S (6-8) M (10-12) L (14-16) Adult: AS, AM, AL, AXL, AXXL

NAME SIZE

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Choice Class # Program Title Day(s)Starting

Date Time Fee Participant’s Name Sex Birth DateGrade/School

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2nd

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2nd

1st

2nd

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2nd

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2nd

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Policies

Program ExcellenceThe Muskego Parks and Recreation Department works with avariety of individuals and agencies to ensure that recreation pro-grams and services are available and accessible to all persons.Please contact us to let us know how we can make your recre-ational experience a safe, successful, and enjoyable one.

Fees and ChargesThe policy of the department is that those who participateshould help defray the overall costs of that activity. Fees andcharges are therefore assessed according to the needs of theprograms such as extra leadership, skilled instructors and specialequipment.

SPECIAL NOTE: The department, however, does not want toexclude any adult or child who is unable to pay these fees dueto unemployment, illness, or other unfortunate situations thatmight occur. The family unable to pay all or part of the chargesfor the above reasons, should contact the department officeprior to registration.

Refund PolicyOnce you have registered for a program, you are responsiblefor payment whether you attend or not. ALL REGISTRA-TIONS are final with these exceptions only:

1. A program is cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department prior to its scheduled starting date. No fee assessed for this type of cancellation.

2. Prior to the start of the program and three full working days’ notice is given to the Parks and Recreation De- partment. A $4.00 cancellation charge will be assessed for this type of cancellation. 3. A refund will be given during the duration of the pro gram only if a conflict, injury or illness arises. The $4.00 cancellation charge as well as a pro-ration of the class fee for each class held will be deducted from the re- maining refund.

**Some charges and cancellation dates may vary with special noted classes.

Non-resident PolicyFees charged for programs will be 50% more (to the nearest halfdollar) than the resident rate for those wishing to participate inMuskego recreation programs (unless otherwise stated).

NOTE: Non-residents may pay the resident fee only in thefollowing situation:

(1) Those non-residents residing within the Muskego/Norway School District. (2) If it is a community cooperative program.

Cancellations1. If you have a question concerning the status of a

program (inclement weather, school closed, etc.) CALL THE 24-HOUR INFORMATION LINEFIRST AT (262) 679-5645.

2. If you have not been informed through the information hotline or contacted by the Parks and Recreation Department, assume your activity has not been cancelled. 3. If poor weather conditions develop within 1-1/2 hours of the activity/event, report to the site if in doubt. Remember, all sites are unique and activities may be conducted or modified. 4. Once at a program site, decisions concerning the cancellation or discontinuation of the activity will be in the judgement of the site supervisor/leader or game official.

*There may be times when classes may be cancelled due toweather, facility shut down, etc. Every attempt will be made toreschedule a cancelled activity and participants will be notified.However, if we are unable to make up the class, there will beno refund arranged in this case.

Americans With Disabilities ActThe Muskego Parks and Recreation Department intends to fullycomply with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). This leg-islation ensures that recreational programs and services areavailable and accessible to all persons, regardless of level ofphysical or mental ability. If you or your family member is dis-abled and would like to participate in a Muskego Parks andRecreation Department program, please call us at (262) 679-4108 so that we can try to make reasonable accommodationsto make this recreational experience fun and rewarding.

EmploymentPersons interested in working for the Muskego Parks and Recre-ation Department should contact the department office and re-quest an employment application. Openings for instructors forvarious instructional programs are usually filled from current ap-plications on file at the department. Qualified applicants will becontacted for an interview as openings become available.

Open RecordsAs a government entity, the Parks & Recreation Departmentmust abide by the open records law. Some documents may fallinto this public records category and we would have to providethem to the requesting party. Wis. Stat. 19.31-19.39

REMINDER!The Parks and Recreation Department has a limitedamount of program brochures available for publicdistribution. Please remember to hang on to your

book, you may want to look at it again! Thank You!

Class T-shirtsParticipants who register less than 5 days before a class startsthat includes a T-shirt may not be guaranteed a class T-shirt.The Parks and Recreation Department will make every effort totry to secure a T-shirt, but sometimes shirts are not in stockwhen placing the second order or the cost for making one T-shirt prohibits the department from ordering. Thank you foryour understanding.


Policies

PhotographyOn occasion the Parks & Recreation Staff may take pictures ofparticipants in our programs. Please be aware that these pic-tures are only for Parks & Recreation Department use for futureprogram brochures. By registering for any Parks and RecreationDepartment program, you agree to allow publication of anyphotos taken at any program, event or facility of the City ofMuskego Parks and Recreation Department.

Hospital/Medical InsuranceThe Muskego Parks & Recreation Department does not providehospital/medical insurance coverage for people participatingin sponsored activities.

Lesson ObservationThe purposes of these classes is to help your child have a funopportunity with their peers. Parents are welcome to observeon the first and the last day only unless a special observationday is set up. Total concentration on the part of your child iscrucial. For the best instructional atmosphere, health and safetyof your child, observation of other class sessions is not permit-ted. Please feel free to discuss your child’s progress before andafter class with the instructor.

Minimum/MaximumThis designation is for the number of students needed to holda program (min.) and the number to fill the program (max.).These guidelines are necessary to insure the best possible in-struction for each class member. The department may increaseor reduce program size if necessary.

No Smoking/Alcohol Use PolicyThe use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic bever-ages on premises owned by the Muskego/Norway School Dis-trict is prohibited by State law.

Non Discrimination PolicyThe Muskego Parks & Recreation Department does not discrim-inate based on religion, sex, race, national origin, ancestry,creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientationor physical, mental, or emotional or learning disability.

Recreation Information Line(262-679-5645)At your convenience 24 hours a day, information regardingclass cancellations, program updates, weather decisions andmore. A decision regarding evening programs will be made atapproximately 4:00 p.m. In the event of school closings, allevening activities scheduled at a school site will automaticallybe cancelled.

Age/Grade AppropriateFor all programs, age/grade requirements will be as of the firstday of the program, unless otherwise specified. These require-ments are set to make instruction more consistent, and in mostcases to insure safety, enjoyment and accomplishment.

Fair Share PolicyThe Parks and Recreation Board has adopted a fair-share policyof nonresident user fees for recreation programs. The City ofMuskego resident and Muskego/Norway School District resi-dent contributes financially to the operation of the Parks andRecreation Department via property taxes and school taxes.The fair-share concept is intended to apportion part of the over-all financing of the Parks and Recreation Department to non-resident participants on an equitable basis with the resident.The nonresident fee for each program is printed along with theresident fee throughout the program guide.

Sales TaxPrograms (non-instructional) and admissions include State ofWisconsin, Waukesha County Stadium Tax sales tax.

Waiting List ProcedureWaiting lists are a source of contact and do not guarantee you’llreceive a call back. You’ll receive a call back only if space be-comes available. If you ask to add your name to a waiting listfor a closed class, it:

•provides us with a name and phone number in the event of a cancellation;•supplies us with names and phone numbers in casea new class is added;•does not limit you from registering for any other open class.

Thanks!!!To all those who have volunteered their time, made donations and helped in the past. We could not run programs without this sup-port.

Alpine Lanes MHS Student Council Kiwanis MUSKEGO NOWMuskego Lion’s Club Muskego Woman’s Club Thursday Craft Ladies MUSKEGO PATCH

To all those who participate in our recreational programs. To our employees and presenters for making these programs available toour customers.

The Muskego Parks & Recreation Department will mail the program brochure to non-residents on a subscription basis.

NON-RESIDENT SUBSCRIBER

YES! Deliver the program brochure directly to my home!Indicate the following information on your registration form and include payment:

• 5000-1 1 year (3 issues) for just $6 • 5000-2 2 years (6 issues) for just $12

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Hippity, Hoppity FunThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.

(Ages 30 mos.-5 years w/Parent )

This is a parent-child participation class. Here comes PeterCotton Tail and he is leaving a mess in his wake. Join usas we decorate an egg, have an egg hunt, make our ownbunny decorations and have a carrot race. Don't miss outon this egg-citing class.

Instructor: April Kovara

Location: Horn Park Building, ClassroomS79W18200 Horn Park Dr.

12756 Thursday March 21 6:00-6:45 PM

Cost: Resident $8.00/ Non-resident $12.00 Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10

LovebugsThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.


This is a parent-child participation class. Come get bit bythe lovebug! Join us in this lovely class as we share valen-tine stories, make one of a kind valentines and other cutecrafts, enjoy yummy treats and more! Join us for a funfilled, heart-warming good time!


Location: Horn Park Building, Classroom S79W18200 Horn Park Dr.

12755 Thursday Feb. 7 6:00-6:45 PM

Cost: Resident $8.00/ Non-resident $12.00Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10

Mother’s Day CelebrationThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.


This is a parent-child participation class. Come join us as wemake a beautiful gift for your mom, grandmother or otherimportant person who means a lot to you on Mother's day!We can tell this special woman how much we love herwith the surprise made and wrapped with love by YOU!


Location: Horn Park Building, ClassroomS79W18200 Horn Park Dr.

12757 Thursday May 9 6:00-6:45 PM

Cost: Resident $8.00/ Non-resident $12.00Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10

Infant/Toddler

Shake It Up(Ages 18 months - 3 years w/Parent )

This is a parent and child class. This class will engage chil-dren in the three main areas of music: listening, creatingand performing. This class is designed for the child wholoves to run, jump, dance and tumble. Children will listento music, use instruments, sing and use movement to learnabout rhythm and coordination. Children should bedressed in comfortable unrestrictive clothing and tennisshoes as they will be moving around a lot. No classMarch 14, 29 and April 1-5.

Instructors: Gymnastic Staff

Location: Wed. -Bay Lane Middle School, Auxiliary Gym, S75W16399 Hilltop DriveFri. - Jensen Park, Upper LevelW185S6599 Agate Drive

12686 Wednesdays Mar. 13-May 22 6:15-6:45 PM12834 Fridays Feb. 22-May 10 9:00-9:30 AM

Cost: Resident $45.00/Non-resident $67.50Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10

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Class # Days Dates TimeClass # Days Dates Time

Music Makers & MoreThis is a collaborative program with Greenfield & Green-dale

(Ages 1-4 years w/Parent )

This sing along musical activity group is designed for chil-dren and their parents or caregivers. The class incorpo-rates traditional children's songs, finger plays, rhythminstruments, and dance movements as well as puppetsthat help tell a story within the songs. Our goal is to givechildren and interest and love for all kinds of music. Bringyour dancing feet for a fun family class!

Instructor: Sarah Kirschling, of Music Makers & Mor-

Location: Greenfield Community Center, Studio7215 W Coldspring Road

12845 Wednesdays Jan. 23-Feb. 20 11:10-11:40 AM12846 Wednesdays Feb. 27-Mar. 27 11:10-11:40 AM 12847 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 8 11:10-11:40 AM

Cost/session: Resident $37.00/ Non-resident $55.50Enrollment: Minimum 8, Maximum 15


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Addition arts & crafts one time classes can be foundon pages 11, 16

Additional pre-gymnastic programs can be found on page 15


Infant/Toddler

Art Explosion(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent)

This is a parent-child participation class. Join us for this artclass that is an explosion of fun! We will make several proj-ects during each class as they will be guaranteed to bemessy and fun. Be prepared to use all different types ofmaterials and try things that you can't at home. You bringthe T.N.T. (Two’s-N-Three’s) and we'll bring the fun!!


Location: Old Town Hall, Old Settlement CentreW184S8074 Racine Ave.

12516 Wednesdays Jan. 16-Feb. 6 10:30-11:15 AM

Cost: Resident $28.00 /Non-resident $42.00 Enrollment: Minimum 6 , Maximum 10

All About Shapes and Colors(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent )

This is a parent-child participation class. Join us in this excit-ing class that is all about the shapes and colors around us.Each class will focus on learning shapes and color throughgames, art, movement and song.


Location: Old Town Hall, Old Settlement Centre W184S8074 Racine Ave.

12513 Wednesdays Apr. 17-May 8 9:30-10:15 AM

Cost: Resident $28.00 / Non-resident $42.00 Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10


ABC, Look At Me(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent )

This is a parent-child participation class. Come and join usfor some fun and learning! Follow the alphabet trail in thissocialization and learning experience. Explore the worldof letters through art, movement, songs and finger play.



12507 Wednesdays Jan. 16-Feb. 6 9:30-10:15 AM


Family Fun(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent )

This is a parent-child participation class. Rain, snow, or sleetwon't stop our play! Come and enjoy activities with yourchild in a warm, fun environment. We will provide all thesupplies needed for large motor activities, arts and crafts,songs, and stories in a safe structured environment. Makesure to come dressed for active play and messy crafts.



12590 Wednesdays Apr. 17-May 8 10:30-11:15 AM




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Find a class on Parent-ing with Love and Logicon page 38.

Find a class on cookingfor your child with foodallergies on page 31.

One Day Arts & Craft Holiday Themed Classes (Ages 2 1/2 - 5 years w/Parent )



Cost Per Class: Resident $8.00/Non-resident $12.00Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10

Positively PenguinsYou will postively love these Valentined themed penquinprojects. We will have valentine stories and snacks as well.Join us as we create cute projects with the most dappercreature of the animal kingdom.

12772 Wednesday February 13 9:30-10:15 AM

Crafty CottontailsHop on by for Easter stories, crafts and fun! This is the per-fect holiday class for your special little somebunny! Makesure to dress for messy projects and active play!

12577 Wednesday March 27 9:30-10:15 AM

Spring Has SprungSpring is in the air. Come celebrate with crafts stories andsongs. We'll be focusing on flowers, birds, butterflies, rainand all the signs of this beautiful season. We will make sev-eral projects to take home so come dressed for arts andcrafts.

12701 Wednesday May 15 9:30-10:15 AM

Class # Day Date Time

Number Adventures(Ages 2 -4 years w/Parent)

This is a parent-child participation class. Children enjoylearning numbers while experimenting with objects andpictures, counting through songs, games and writing ac-tivities.



12653 Wednesdays Feb. 27-Mar. 20 9:30-10:15 AM


To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website at www.city-ofmuskego.org/ezrecreg for on-line registration.



Bippity, Boppity Books(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent )

This is a parent-child participation class. This class bringsour favorite books to life! From Dr. Seuss to Mother Gooseand lots of favorites in between. We will begin each classwith a storybook, and then continue the story with musicand song, active and quiet games and even a tasty treat orcraft to take home.



12551 Wednesdays Feb. 27-Mar. 20 10:30-11:15 AM

Cost: Resident $28.00 / Non-resident $42.00 Enrollment: Minimum 5 , Maximum 10

Infant/Toddler

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Preschool

Themed Pre-school CampsThis is a collaborative program with Franklin

(For children ages 3-6)The following camps are designed to allow your pre-schooler the opportunity to try new things, learn more

information about some of their favorite things, to make new friends and provide them a chance to learn in a structured setting similar to what they will find in school. Each themed class has different activities which include

time for learning, arts and crafts, snacks, and games. So make sure to sign up for several weeks of fun!

Princess CampWe all know every girl is a princess and this class givesthem a chance to show off their royal qualities. Girls willspend time making new friends, creating princess inspiredcrafts and snacks, singing, dancing and acting like aprincess. Girls can come to class in their princess attire.Your little princess won't want to miss out on this royallygrand class!

12667 Thursdays Jan. 24-31 6:00-6:45 PM12773 Thursdays May 16-23 6:00-6:45 PM

Pirates Passage CampAhoy Matey! Shiver me timbers and come aboard for acamp of pure pirating pandemonium. Come test your pi-rating skills with treasure hunts and pirate ship races. Makeyour own treasure chest, pirate ship flag and eye patch,plus hear pirate stories and eat pirate snacks. Make sure towalk the plank into a class of fun!

12658 Thursdays Jan. 24-31 7:00-7:45 PM12774 Thursdays May 16-23 7:00-7:45 PM

Astronauts, Planets and StarsTake a closer look at the sky above as you learn aboutspace including astronauts, planets, stars and rockets. Youwill even get the chance to try make some space snacksand build your own rocket.

12518 Thursdays Feb. 21-28 6:00-6:45 PM

Super Hero CampIs your child super excited about super heroes? We willvisit with our friends Batman, Spiderman, the Incredibles,Wonder Woman and so many more! This camp’s activitieswill include stories, videos, physical games and skills, an artsand crafts project and a healthy snack. Don't worry therewill be plenty of time to save the planet too!! Children areencouraged to wear their superhero attire to class.

12705 Thursdays Feb. 21-28 7:00-7:45 PM

Deep Sea ExplorersAn ocean of adventures awaits your child as they learnabout the animals and environment of the lakes andoceans around us. Through arts & crafts, stories, educa-tional worksheets and more, we will explore the habitat ofsome of the most fascinating creatures on this earth.

12583 Thursdays Mar.7-14 6:00-6:45 PM

Under Construction CampJoin us for this camp where the focus will be everythingconstruction. Children will use Legos, Lincoln Logs and somuch more to design, engineer and construct all kinds ofitems. Children will also make a wood craft project whichthey will be able to bring home at the end of camp. Pleasemake sure to come in clothes that can get messy and beready to work hard.

12719 Thursdays Mar. 7-14 7:00-7:45 PM

Diggin’ Up DinosaursKids will learn about dinosaurs, as well as other prehistoricanimals such as the saber tooth tiger and the woolly mam-moth. They will create dinosaur crafts, sing dinosaursongs, do a dinosaur dig and much more. Bring your fa-vorite dinosaur from home to share with the class.

12586 Thursdays Apr. 18-25 6:00-6:45 PM

Down on the FarmCalling out all animal lovers. Join us as we explore theawesome world of barnyard animals. We will spend timelooking at the different animals found on a farm and thenlearn a little bit about how they impact our world. Campwill include stories, activities and games, arts and craft proj-ects and we will even make our own ice cream. Childrencan bring along their favorite stuffed animals to share atcamp.

12587 Thursdays Apr. 18-25 7:00-7:45 PM

Program will be instructed by April Kovara All classes held at Horn Park, S79W18200 Horn Park Dr.

Cost of each camp is $18.00 for residents, $27.00 for non-residents. Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10.








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Little Learners Ready toGrow(Ages 3 and Potty-trained)

Program is offered with an option of one or two day pro-gram. Child may register for either Tuesday OR Thursdaymorning and, if interested may register for the optional 2ndday which is a Monday afternoon class.No class Dec 24-Jan. 3, March 13-14, April 9-12.

Winter12312 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 9:00-11:30 AM12313 Thursdays Dec. 6-Feb. 28 9:00-11:30 AM12314 Mondays Dec. 10-Feb. 25 12:30-3:00 PM

(Must be enrolled in Tue. or Thur. to take Monday classes.)

Spring12640 Tuesdays Mar. 5-May 14 9:00-11:30 AM12641 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 9:00-11:30 AM12642 Mondays Mar. 4-May 13 12:30-3:00 PM

Cost/Class: Resident $85.00 / Non-resident $127.50

Pre-school


Jump Start to Kindergarten(Ages 4 to Pre- Kindergarten )

Program is a two-day program with an optional third day.Child may register for either Monday & Wednesday morn-ings OR Tuesday & Wednesday afernoon. If interested,child may be registered for a third day on Thursday after-noon.No class Dec 24-Jan. 3, March 13-14, April 9-12.

Winter12292 Mon. & Wed. Dec. 10-Feb. 27 9:00-11:30 AM12293 Tue. & Wed. Dec. 11-Feb. 27 12:30-3:00 PM12294 Thursday Dec. 6-Feb. 28 12:30-3:00 PM

(Must be enrolled in MW or TW to take Thursday classes.)

Spring12618 Mon. & Wed. Mar. 4-May 20 9:00-11:30 AM12619 Tue. & Wed. Mar. 5-May 21 12:30-3:00 PM12620 Thursday Mar. 7-May 23 12:30-3:00 PM

Cost/2Days: Resident $170.00 / Non-resident $255.00Cost/1Day : Resident $85.00 / Non-resident $127.50


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Preschool Aged School-Year Program(For children ages 3 to Pre-K)

The Parks and Recreation Department offers this dynamic educational and socialization program which is offered inthe fall, winter and spring sessions. Children must be the required age by September 1 to enroll.

While in class, your child will be engaged in developmentally appropriate activities that will stimulateeach child’s social/emotion, physical, creative and cognitive development. This program will introduce

students to basic skills such as color, shape, number and letter recognition and encourage languageand thinking skills. Children will have fun while learning through play, exploration, stories, crafts andmusic. Guest speakers each session and an option of attending a field trip each session is also offered.

There are two program opportunities; Little Learners for children who are ages 3 & 4 and Jump Start to Kinder-garten for children ages 4 1/2 to Pre-K. These programs are designed for children to start in one class and continue inthe same class for all three sessions which will allow them the opportunity to complete all educational materials beforethey move on to the next session. New children can join at any time, but for the most positive learning experience, werequest that you not move your child when they turn 4, but rather keep them in the same program until the next fall.

Each 10-week session provides new and exciting educational opportunities. Fall session starts in September, winter ses-sion starts in December and the spring session starts in March.

With these classes, we also utilize the parents as classroom helpers. This allows you the chance to participate with yourchild in their classroom experience. We ask that you volunteer at least one time per session. We also request that the

children bring a snack once per session. Because we do provide snacks, please inform us of any allergies when register-ing your child. Please also note that we are not able to administer any medicines to children other than inhalers and Epi-

pens. Children who attend these classes must also be potty trained and able to use the washroom with minimalassistance.

These classes are held in our preschool building located at Horn Park, S79W18200 Horn Park Drive.

Enrollment: Minimum/class is 5, Maximum/class is 10

Program is instructed by Jennifer Anderson

Ms. Anderson graduated from Alverno College with a Bachelors Degree in Elementary/Early Childhood Educa-tion. She has taught in the Shorewood School District and has taught courses at Alverno College. She joined our staff in September 2011 and has brought some new and exciting ideas to this class.


Pre-School/Youth

Games, Games, Games(Ages 3-5)

This program is designed so your preschooler can enjoylarge-muscle activities while they learn to understand andfollow rules and directions. Your child will learn many dif-ferent games such as “Simon Says,” “Red Light, GreenLight,” “Freeze Tag” and more. We will learn a new gameevery week!. Come dressed to very active play and pleasebring a water bottle with child's name. No class Decem-ber 24-Jan. 3, March 14, 29 and April 1-5.

Instructors: Gymnastic Staff

Location: Bay Lane Middle School, Auxiliary GymS75W16399 Hilltop Drive

12262 Wednesdays Dec. 12-Feb. 27 6:50-7:20 PM12592 Wednesdays Mar.13-May 22 6:50-7:20 PM



Baton- Tiny TwirlersThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 3-5, not yet in kindergarten)

This introductory class is for youth to learn and enjoy basicbaton twirling. The teacher will provide batons to borrowduring the duration of the program. There is an additionalcostume fee for performances throughout the spring andsummer. Class will include Spring Recital, marching in theIndependence Day Parade, and Memorial Day Parade.No class April 4.

Instructor: Jenny Tetting & Staff

Location: Hickory Grove, Upstairs, Door #12600 S. Sunnyslope Rd., New Berlin

12542 Thursdays Jan. 10-Apr. 18 5:00-5:30 PM

Cost: Resident $40.00 / Non-resident $60.00

Enrollment: Minimum 2 , Maximum 4


CheerleadingThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 4-9)

Come cheer with us. in this program, participants will learnthe basic fundamentals of cheerleading; motions, jumps,techniques, rhythm, and crowd leading skills. In Level 2, wewill also include learning proper stunting techniques asso-ciated with cheerleading. No class February 12 andApril 2.

Instructor: Miss Becky’s Dance Staff

Location: Hickory Grove, Door #12600 S. Sunnyslope Road, New Berlin

12566 L1 (4-6yr) Tues. Feb. 5-Apr. 16 6:05-6:50 PM12567 L2 (7-9yr) Tues. Feb. 5-Apr. 16 5:15-6:00 PM




MiKro-Soccer Program(Ages 3-6)

MiKro Soccer is a collaborative program between the Mil-waukee Kickers Soccer club and the Muskego Parks &Recreation Department that introduces children to thegame of soccer in a friendly, positive environment. Yourchild will be engaged in six, one-hour classes that incorpo-rate techniques, motor skills and fun games to introducebasic soccer skills and get them moving with the ball. Par-ents are encouraged to join in their child's experience byparticipating in the program. If your 3-6-year-old wants tointeract with other children, play games and learn the fun-damentals of soccer, sign up for MiKro Soccer today.Groups are formed according to age.

To purchase soccer ball (#3) online - once student is selectedfor class, click on Details to bring up soccer ball screen and se-lect the correct fee for resident or non-resident. Fee will beadded to course total before checkout.

Instructor: Michelle Thode, Developmental Pro-grams Coordinator, Milwaukee Kickers

Location: Moorland Park, Soccer FieldW154S7105 Moorland Rd

12645 Tuesdays Apr. 30-June 4 4:30-5:30 PM 12646 Tuesdays Apr. 30-June 4 5:30-6:30 PM

Cost: Resident $55.00 / Non-resident $82.50Price includes a T-shirt.Soccer balls (#3) can be ordered at time of registration for $10 or bring soccer ball from home.

Enrollment: Minimum 15, Maximum 40


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Tumble Bees(Age 4 years w/Parent, must be 4 by startdate)

Class is designed for 4-year-olds with no experience. 4-year-olds with previous gymnastics experience may takeGymnastics for Beginners.

Tumble Bees is a movement exploration class. Introduceyour preschool age child to the fun of organized activities.The special focus is on physical and social developmentthrough various activities, including basic tumbling andbalance skills. We will focus on floor activities, low and midbalance beam, bar work and vault. Activities will be re-peated in each session.

Winter Session12484 Fridays Dec.7-Feb. 15 10:45-11:15 AM12381 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 6:50-7:20 PM

Spring Session12717 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 6:50-7:20 PM12718 Fridays Feb. 22-May 10 10:45-11:15 AM


Pre-School/Youth


Wiggle Worms(Ages 2.5-3 years w/Parent. Must be 2.5by start date.)

Moms/Dads this is your chance to introduce your little oneto the fun of organized activities. Children will learn someessential skills that will get them ready for pre-school like,listening, waiting their turn, sharing, and classroom man-ners.

The program will specifically focus on physical and socialdevelopment through songs, parachute activities, andsome very basic tumbling skills that will help them learnhow to use their core muscles. We will only focus on flooractivities, low balance beam and bar work to increasestrength. Activities will be repeated in each session.

Winter Session12483 Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 10:10-10:40 AM12395 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 6:15-6:45 PM

Spring Session12730 Thursdays Mar.7-May 23 6:15-6:45 PM12731 Fridays Feb. 22-May 10 10:10-10:40 AM


Gymnastics for Beginners(Ages 5-7 without Parent)

PLEASE NOTE - This program is a beginners gymnastics class forchildren ages 5 -7 without their parents. 4-year- olds with previ-ous gymnastics experience welcome.

Participants are encouraged to learn new physical skills onthe various gymnastic apparatus and beginning tumblingskills to develop self-confidence along with coordination,strength and balance. We will focus on low, mid and highbalance beam, bar work, vault, and floor activities such asforward roll, straddle roll and work on backwards roll andcartwheel which are skills needed to advance to Level 1Gymnastics.

Winter Session12272 Mondays Dec. 10-Feb. 25 6:15-7:00 PM 12414 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 7:25-8:10 PM12415 Thursdays Dec. 13-Feb. 28 6:15-7:00 PM

Spring Session12602 Mondays Mar. 11-May 20 6:15-7:00 PM12603 Tuesdays Mar. 12-May 21 6:15-7:00 PM12604 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 7:25-8:10 PM

Cost/Winter: Resident $50.00 / Non-resident $75.00Cost/Spring: Resident $52.00 / Non-resident $78.00



IMPORTANT GYMNASTICS PROGRAM INFORMATION - PLEASE READ

As always, the first night of each session, parents are welcome to observe. The last class of the session will be Par-ent’s Night where children will show off what they have learned. For all other class meetings, parents are not

allowed to observe unless your child is in a parent and child participation class.Participants should wear nonrestrictive clothing such as a body suit or T-shirt and shorts and bare feet. (NO tights,

nylon or cotton socks, clothing with zippers or belt buckles, or jewelry). Long hair should be tied up.

No class dates for ALL Gymnastic classes are December 24-Jan. 3, March 14, 29 and April 1-5.

Enrollment for each class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12

Lauren Anderson is the head gymnastics instructor.Nicole Mueller will instruct the Friday morning classes

Evening classes held at Bay Lane Middle School in the Auxiliary GymS75W16399 Hilltop Drive (please enter through Country Meadows Doors)

Friday morning classes held at Jensen Park (Upper Level), W185S6599 Agate Drive


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Kids on Stage Drama This is a collaborative program with New Berlin and Franklin.(Grade 4K-12)

These classes are a fun and exciting way to learn drama.These classes will help build confidence, creativity, self-es-teem, concentration and team building skills in your child.Please understand that due to the size of the class, the in-structor reserves the right to move children between thedifferent classes to ensure that the class is a good fit for thechild as well as other participants. In order to fully partici-pate in these classes, children need to be able to sit and lis-ten and should be able to participate in the program at thelast class.

Instructor: Patti BowenLocation: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town Hall

W184S8074 Racine AvenueEnrollment: Minimum 6 , Maximum 15

4K- 1st Grade Kids on StageAllow your child the opportunity to go to imaginary fasci-nating destinations where children use their imaginationto act and explore. Early participation in drama developsconfidence, speaking skills, and serves as a wonderful in-troduction to acting which begins a life-long enjoyment ofcreative arts. This class is an excellent way to introduce thelong-term benefits of dramatic arts participation to chil-dren attending 4K, Kindergarten and 1st grade and I wantto make sure all students feel comfortable and recognizedso they will stretch and grow in a very positive environ-ment. Each of my sessions are new and different so thatyour child can continue to come session after session. Thelast class we will have a small program for the parents toshow what we have learned.

12628 Saturdays Feb. 2-Mar. 9 9:00-9:45 AM 12752 Saturdays Apr. 13- May 18 9:00-9:45 AM


2nd-6th Grade Kids on Stage - BeginnersAllow your child the opportunity to go to imaginary fasci-nating destinations where children use their imaginationto act and explore. We will engage in theatre games, act-ing exercises and improvisation. This class will help buildconfidence, creativity, self-esteem, concentration and teambuilding skills. Your child will learn drama terms, costum-ing, set-design, and acting. We will do a small productionfor parents in the last class. (Please be sure your child cansit and listen and is willing to participate in a small produc-tion.) No previous experienced necessary but must beable to read well.

12750 Saturdays Feb 2-Mar. 9 10:00-11:00 AM 12753 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 10:00-11:00 AM


2nd-6th Grade Kids on Stage - AdvancedActing and Puppetry- Allow your child to continue learn-ing as we learn new skills in addition to reviewing whatwe have already learned. You already know the fun wehave in this class so let's continue to learn more and havemore fun doing so. This session I am adding Puppetry toour class which I think will be a blast. (Please be sure yourchild can sit and listen and is excited to participate in asmall production.) This class is for previous drama studentsonly.

12751 Saturdays Feb. 2-Mar. 9 11:15 AM-12:30 PM12754 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 11:15 AM-12:30 PMCost: Resident $65.00 / Non-resident $97.50

Patti has taught children in many aspects. Sheworked at a nature center - learning and develop-ing her own nature programs. She also was a sub-stitute teacher for several years for a privateschool teaching science and many other subjects.She has been a drama director for school andchurch for many years. Patti loves children andloves teaching and having fun with her students.She especially enjoys watching children grow intheir confidence and creativity as they learn.




Drawingpresented by Promising Picassos(Ages 4-6 years)

Younger children will work on fine motor developmentand organizational skills, while older children receive train-ing in fundamental drawing techniques and creative ex-pression. Each session has new lessons, so sign up formore than just one!

Instructor: Staff,Promising Picassos

Location: Lions Den, Muskego City HallW182S8200 Racine Ave.

12778 Wednesdays Mar. 20-Apr. 10 4:00-4:45 PM

Cost: Resident $35.00 /Non-resident $52.50 Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10


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Preschool Crafts...presented by Promising Picassos(Ages 4-6)

In this preschool arts and craft class, we will use a varietyof supplies...including paints, glue, concrete, scissors,bead...and much more. Please send your child ready toget messy in this hands on craft class.

Instructor: Promising Picassos Staff

Location: Muskego City Hall, Lions Den (lower level)W182S8200 Racine Avenue

12770 Wednesdays Feb. 6-27 4:00-4:45 PM

Cost: Resident $35.00 / Non-resident $52.50Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10


Lil’ Brewers Baseball(Ages 5-7 )

Batter Up!! Children will learn the fundamentals of base-ball including throwing, catching, hitting, positions andgame rules. Children should bring their own glove, shouldbe dressed for active play, must be wearing tennis shoesand should bring a water bottle marked with their name.Fee includes T-shirt so please indicate size on registrationform. Last day to register and still receive a T-shirt is April 5.

Instructor: Austin Esser & Assistants

Location: Mill Valley Elementary School GymnasiumW192S6445 Hillendale Road

12633 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 6:30-7:15 PM


Pre-School/Youth

Pee Wee Tennis Lessons(Ages 5-7)

Start your child out on the right foot. Great introduction totennis class designed for children. If you have a racquet,please bring to class, otherwise racquets will be provided.Children should dress for the weather and bring a waterbottle well marked with their names to each class.

In case of rain, call hot-line at 262-679-5645 to verify ifclass will be cancelled. No class May 27.

Instructor: Recreational Program Staff

Location: Kurth Park, Tennis CourtsS70W14415 Belmont Dr.

12713 Mon. & Wed. May 13-Jun. 3 5:15-5:45 PM12714 Tue. & Thu. May 14-30 5:15-5:45 PM


Little Birdies Golf(Ages 4-6 )

The 'Little Birdies' program is designed to introduce young-sters to the game of golf. Students will have fun whilelearning the basics of the golf swing, the short game, eti-quette, and how the game is played. All equipment includ-ing golf balls will be provided.

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instructor

Location: Moorland Road Golf Course5800 S. Moorland Road, New Berlin

12636 Mondays Apr. 29-May 20 4:30-5:15 PM12637 Tuesdays Apr. 30-May 21 4:30-5:15 PM12638 Wednesdays May 1-22 4:30-5:15 PM




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Lil’ Bucks Basketball(Ages 5-7)

Nothing but net!! Children will learn the fundamentals ofthe game including dribbling, passing, shooting and posi-tions. Children should be dressed for active play and mustbe wearing tennis shoes. Please also bring a water bottlemarked with your child's name. Fee includes T-shirt soplease indicate size on registration form. Last day to regis-ter and still receive a T-shirt is April 8.


Location: Muskego Elementary School GymnasiumS75W17476 Janesville Road

12634 Tuesdays Apr. 9-May 14 6:30-7:15 PM


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Pom Dance ClassThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 5-7)

Come Pom it up with this fun and energetic class. Learnthe proper skills and techniques used for poms and learn aroutine to show off all your new skills. Participants wishingto perform in New Berlin's Spring Recital will be asked topurchase a costume (approximately $18). No class Feb-ruary 12 and April 2.

Instructors: Miss Katie, Miss Becky Dance Studio Staff

Location: Hickory Grove Center, North Wing2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd., New Berlin

12663 Tuesdays Feb. 5-Apr. 16 5:00-5:45 PM



The winter/spring session of our dance pro-gram at Jensen Park with Miss Nikki waspublished in the Fall Program Guide. The

winter/spring session of dance classesbegin the week of December 4. Partici-

pants in the winter/spring session will beparticipating in the spring dance recital in

May.

There is still limited space in a few classes.To find out more information on these

classes, please visit our EzRecReg websiteor call the office.

Pom Dance Clinic for Ages 8-11 canbe found on page 23. Baton for

Ages 3-5 on page 15.

Youth

Kids Sports Mania (Ages 5-7 Years )

In this class, your child will be introduced to a new sport ineach week’s class. We will cover only the basics, how to dosome of the skills and work on coordination and teamwork. Sports to include basketball, soccer, baseball, foot-ball, kickball and other group games. Children should bedressed in gym clothes and wear tennis shoes. Pleasebring a water bottle, labeled with child's name to eachclass. Children will receive a T-shirt. Last day to registerand still receive a shirt is April 5.


Location: Tess Corners Elementary SchoolW147S6800 Durham Pl.

12629 Mondays Apr. 8-May13 6:30-7:15 PM


Lil’ Packers Football(Ages 5-7 Years )

Does the next Aaron Rodgers live in your house? Or doesyour child's blood run green and gold? If you answeredyes, then this is the class for you. Children will be intro-duced to the sport of football. Children will learn posi-tions, rules, fundamentals and some of the skills needed tobe a future star. Children should be dressed for activeplay and must be wearing tennis shoes. Please also bringa water bottle marked with your child's name. There willbe no tackling in this class. Children receive a T-shirt in thisclass. Last day to register and still receive a shirt is April 5.


Location: Veterans’ Memorial Park, Open SpaceW182S8200 Racine Ave.

12635 Thursdays Apr. 11-May 16 6:30-7:15 PM





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Kids Yoga is Here!(Ages 5-9)

We all know that Yoga is very beneficial in keepingour bodies strong and flexible as well as calming and centeringour minds. These same benefits can be enjoyed by children ofall ages and abilities. We will begin with some fun focusingtechniques including mudras(hand gestures) and mantras(ver-bal affirmations). Breathing techniques are introduced with ex-amples like 'balloon breath' and 'breath of joy'. And then weexplore the amazing library of asanas or poses that includenames such as 'Brave Warrior' and 'Tree' and 'Downward Dog'.We may even make up a pose or two! After we have had somefun with the poses, we will begin to calm down and enjoy afinal rest which is also called 'Do Nothing Pose'. Sometimes myfavorite!

Instructor: Michelle Kreiter, Registered yoga teacher,kids and adults

Location: Westwood Centre, YogAsana StudioS75W17317 Janesville Rd.

12806 Wednesdays Jan. 9-Feb. 13 4:30-5:30 PM12809 Wednesdays Jan. 9-Feb. 13 5:45-6:45 PM12807 Wednesdays Feb.20-Mar. 27 4:30-5:30 PM 12810 Wednesdays Feb. 20-Mar. 27 5:45-6:45 PM12808 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 4:30-5:30 PM12811 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 5:45-6:45 PM

Cost: Resident $57.50/ Non-resident $86.25



Hooked Up101Ice Fishing Academy presented by HookedUp101 Fishing Acad-emy in conjunction with Waukesha CountyPark(Ages 5-13 Years )

Come discover the world below the ice and enjoy theoutdoors this winter! Join us as we provide anglers a 2-hour, hands-on instructional session. Anglers will embarkon the ice to receive cutting edge instruction on how tosafely and properly use a variety of essential ice fishingtools to target a variety of fish species. All materials (jigrods, tip-ups, bait, Vexilar flasher units, underwater cam-eras, etc.) will be provided. Clam insulated and heatedice shelters will serve as mobile classrooms to enable acomfortable learning atmosphere in any weather condi-tion.

Appropriate outdoor attire is highly recommended: hat,gloves, long underwear, heavy coat, snowpants, boots,wool socks.

Instructors: Staff, HookedUp 101 Academy

Location: Muskego County Park S83W20370 Janesville Rd

12767 Saturday February 2 10:30 AM-12:30 PM



Waukesha County Parks FishingClinic held at Muskego County Parkon April 13. More information can

be found on page 26.

Youth School’s Out Activities(Ages 5-12 )

Are you looking for things to do with your kids when thereis no school? Well, we have the answer -- join us at the OldTown Hall for supervised activities for your children on thenon-school days of the Muskego/Norway School District (ex-cluding holidays). We will provide lots of structured and funactivities for your kids, enough to fill the whole day! Kids willlearn new things, make new friends but most of all have fun.Make sure to come dressed for outdoor fun. Bring a lunchand a drink, we will provide snacks. You can register for eachday as you go for $25/date. We must have 10 children reg-istered at least 2 days before each date in order to hold theprogram.

Instructors: Recreational Program Staff

Location: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town HallW184S8074 Racine Ave.

12344 Wednesday December 26 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12345 Thursday December 27 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12346 Friday December 28 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12669 Friday January 25 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12670 Friday February 22 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12671 Thursday March 14 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12672 Friday March 15 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12673 Friday March 29 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12674 Monday April 1 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12675 Tuesday April 2 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12676 Wednesday April 3 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12677 Thursday April 4 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12678 Friday April 5 7:30 AM-5:30 PM12840 Friday May 3 7:30 AM-5:30 PM



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Junk Box WarsThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Grades 2-5)

You've seen 'Junkyard Wars' on TV, now experience thefun in New Berlin. Participants are placed on teams, givena box full of junk and a task to complete using the items.Your task is a secret for now! You will be inventing, build-ing, and testing a project as a team. Teams will be formedat the class. There will be a battle at the end of class to seewhich team completed their task the best! IF you took thisclass before, don't worry, we have a brand new challengein this Junk Box War. (All materials provided)

Facilitator: Stu Bell

Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #12600 S. Sunnyslope Rd., New Berlin

12621 Wednesday February 20 6:00-8:00 PM


Make-N-Take Plastic ModelingThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 6-12)

Using SNAP-Tite from Revell Monogram, your model snapstogether without glue. Building model kits is a hobby kidscan enjoy for a lifetime. It's fun, it's creative and it's con-structive! It helps kids develop life skills, such as patience,attention to detail, following instructions, and it providesthem with a strong sense of accomplishment. In this classyou will assemble a plastic car model and take home a fin-ished product. (All materials included)

Facilitator: Stu Bell

Location: New Berlin Community Center, Classroom14750 Cleveland Ave., New Berlin






Youth/Teen

Gymnastics Level 2(Ages 8-14)

Participants must be 8 or have instructor’s permis-sion. Must be able to do with no assistance back-wards roll, forward roll, straddle roll and cart-wheel. If not, please consider the Level 1 class.

Class will work on balance, coordination, flexibility andstrength through more extensive training such as roundoffs, running round offs, running cartwheels and more ad-vanced vault and beam skills.

Winter Session12280 Wednesdays Dec.12-Feb. 27 7:25-8:25 PM

Spring Session12607 Mondays Mar. 11-May 20 7:05-8:05 PM12608 Wednesdays Mar. 13-May 22 7:25-8:25 PM


Gymnastics Level 1(Ages 6-14 )

Participants must be 6 by session start and must beable to do a forward roll, straddle roll and cart-wheel If not, please register for the Gymnastics for Begin-ners, a program which is for 5 -7 year olds.

Boys and girls will develop balance on the beam, poweron the vault, and strength, coordination, and flexibilitythrough tumbling.

Winter Session12276 Wednesdays Dec. 12-Feb. 27 7:25-8:25 PM

Spring Session12605 Mondays Mar. 11-May 20 7:05-8:05 PM12606 Wednesdays Mar. 13-May 22 7:25-8:25 PM


Class # Days Dates Time Class # Days Dates Time

IMPORTANT GYMNASTICS PROGRAM INFORMATION - PLEASE READ

As always, the first night of each session, parents are welcome to observe. The last class of the session will be Par-ent’s Night where children will show off what they have learned. For all other class meetings, parents are

not allowed to observe unless your child is in a parent and child participation class.Participants should wear nonrestrictive clothing such as a body suit or T-shirt and shorts and bare feet. (NOtights, nylon or cotton socks, clothing with zippers or belt buckles, or jewelry). Long hair should be tied up.

No class dates for ALL Gymnastic classes are December 24-Jan. 3, March 14 and April 1-4.Enrollment for each gymnastics class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12

Lauren Anderson is the head gymnastics instructor.

The classes on this page and the next are held at Bay Lane Middle School in the Auxiliary GymS75W16399 Hilltop Drive (please enter through Country Meadows Doors)

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Introduction to gymnasticclasses for children ages 2 1/2 to7 can be found on page16.

There are also classes designedto get your toddler and pre-schooler prepared for gymnasticclasses and are taught by ourgymnastic staff. Look for ShakeIt Up and Games,Games, Games.These classes use many of thecore muscle groups used in gy-manstics and are designed tohelp children begin to preparefor gymnastic classes.

Youth/Teen

Cheer/Stunts Clinic(Ages 8-11)

We will start with working on basic motion technique,hand positions, beginning jumps, beginning tumbles, sim-ple sidelines and beginning dance--no counts. As weprogress through camp we will work on combining handposition and basic motions into advanced motions, inter-mediate jumps and tumbling cheers and sidelines, 8-countdance and some basic stunting. At the last class we will doa routine for family and friends. Students should wear:shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes and should have hair pulledback from face. No class December 24-Jan. 3, March14, 29 and April 1-5.

Location: Bay Lane Middle School, Auxiliary Gym S75W16399 Hilltop Dr.

Winter Session12240 Thursdays Dec. 13-Jan. 24 7:05-7:50 PM

Spring Session12565 Tuesdays Apr. 23-May 21 7:05-7:50 PM


Back Handspring Clinic(Ages 8-14)

Participants must be able to do back bend, hand-stand & cartwheel. In this class, we will work only onback handsprings. Lots of drills will be provided to help.This class is for the beginner as well as the advancedcheerleaders. Everyone will have fun while improvingtheir skills. No class March 14, 29 and April 1-5.


12526 Tuesdays Mar. 12-Apr. 16 7:55-8:25 PM


Cartwheels/Backbends/Round-offs(Ages 8-14)

In this class we will work only on cartwheels, backbendsand the round-offs. Lots of drills will be provided to help.This class is designed for beginner and intermediate stu-dents and can be beneficial to help them move betweenleveled classes and as they prepare for cheer and pom.No class December 24-Jan. 3.


Winter Session12238 Thursdays Dec. 13-Jan. 24 7:55-8:25 PM

Spring Session12564 Tuesdays Apr. 23-May 21 7:55-8:25 PM

Cost/Winter: Resident $22.50 / Non-resident $33.75 Cost/Spring: Resident $30.00 / Non-resident $45.00

Pom/Dance Clinic(Ages 8-11)

Join us for this clinic on pom/dance skills. Participants willlearn an overview of fundamental dance and pom tech-nique. Basic skills introduced include rhythm and move-ment, group dance skills, jazz kicks, simple yet safewarm-ups, an aerobic experience and a pom-pon routinewhich we will perform for family and friends at the lastclass. Students should wear: shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoesand should have hair pulled back from face. No classMarch 14, 29 and April 1-5.


12664 Tuesdays Mar. 12-Apr. 16 7:05-7:50 PM



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We are currently accepting appli-cations for gymnastic program as-sistants. We are looking for thoseages 15+ with level 3 or above ex-perience. If interested, please pickup an employment application at

Muskego City Hall.


Karate/Self-Defense(Grade K-8 ) W.I.S.E. K.I.D.S.

W.I.S.E. stands for Working for Individual Student Excel-lence, followed by the word, K.I.D.S. which representsKarate, Integrity, Determination, Service. Some of theprogram’s goals are to increase confidence and self-es-teem, develop a greater respect for self and others, im-prove academic performance and communication skillswhile learning self-defense skills. (10 weeks) No classesDecember 28, March 29, April 5.

Prerequisite for Advanced is two sessions ofBeginner.

Instructor: Sean Corbett, 4th Degree Black Belt Kenpo Karate, Combat

Location: Muskego High School, Auxiliary GymW183S8750 Racine Ave.(Please enter throught North door #10)

12622 Beg Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 5:30-6:30 PM12624 Beg Fridays Mar.1-May 17 5:30-6:30 PM

12626 Adv Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 7:00-8:00 PM12627 Adv Fridays Mar.1-May 17 7:00-8:00 PM

Cost: Resident $72.00/ Non-resident $108.00Participants who own a black uniform (gi)

*Resident $102.00/ Non-resident $138.00Beginners needing a black uniform (gi)

Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 15/BeginnerMaximum 25/Advanced

The fee includes the cost of lessons, (*) the black gi, printed mate-rial and the various patches earned in the program.To purchase gi online - once student is selected for class, clickon Details to bring up gi screen.

Parents Karate Class(Adult)

This class is designed to help parents learn the same karateskills right after their child's karate class. Children can ei-ther participate with their parent during this half-hour ses-sion or sit and rest and watch their parent. This is a greatway to help your child at home with their karate skill de-velopment by learning the same skills taught. (10 weeks)No classes December 28, March 29, April 5

Note: Child must be enrolled in karate class for parent toparticipate.

Instructor: Sean Corbett, 4th Degree Black Belt Kenpo Karate, Combat

Location: Muskego High School, Auxiliary GymW183S8750 Racine Ave.(Please enter throught North door #10)

12623 Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 6:30-7:00 PM12625 Fridays Mar.1-May 17 6:30-7:00 PM

Cost: Resident $40.00/ Non-resident $60.00


Child must be enrolled in karate class for parent to partici-pate.

Youth/Teen

Class # Level Days Dates Time


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Art with Promising Picassos..presented by Promising PicassosThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 7-12)

These are art classes unlike any other!!! Work on finemotor development and organizational skills while you re-ceive training in fundamental drawing techniques andcreative expression. All art materials provided. Try eachtheme for extra experience and extra fun!

Location: Muskego City Hall, Lions DenW182S8200 Racine Avenue

Cost/class: Resident $38.00/ Non-resident $57.00

Enrollment/Class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12

School Age Creative SculptingExperience art in 3-dimensional form using a variety ofmaterials ranging from newspapers to your mom's old ny-lons. Sound interesting? Discover how to transform your

ordinary art piece into something truly extraordinary withpaint and other embellishments. Mold your ideas into cre-ations of art in this Creative Sculpting class.

12776 Wednesdays Feb. 6-27 5:00-6:00 PM

Nature’s TreasuresIn this class we will explore all the beauty that Mother Na-ture shares with us. We will go in search of the tiniest in-sects on the ground to the grandest birds that soarthrough the sky. Markers, crayons and colored pencils willbe used to bring these Natures Treasures to life.

12777 Wednesdays Mar. 20-Apr. 10 5:00-5:45 PM



Youth /Teen Youth Winter Basketball League(Grades1-6/ Boys & Girls )Back by popular demand is our 1st-6th grade winter league for boys and girls! Join us for our winter basketball league. Childrenwill play real games with practices once a week and games on Saturdays. All teams will be compiled by a lottery and coachedby parent volunteers. Consideration for picking teams will only be given to parents coaching their children. Each team willhave 2 coaches. Play will begin at 11:30 AM for 1st-2nd graders and at 2:30 PM for 3rd-4th graders and at 5:30 PM for 5th-6thgraders. It is mandatory that children be in at least 1st grade; kindergartners are not eligible to play.

When registering, please indicate if you are willing to coach, and if coaching who will be your co-coach. Also all participantsneed to list at least one night of the week that they CANNOT practice. Teams will be compiled based on that factor.

There will be a MANDATORY parents and players meeting on Saturday, January 12, at 2:30 p.m. at the Muskego High SchoolSalentine gym. Teams will begin practices the week of January 14th.

Grades 1-2 will be a recreational league that will focus on skill development and sportsmanship. No scores will be kept.In this league, referees will stop play to explain rules and fundamentals for the first few weeks of play. Boys and girls will playtogether. We will use a lowered rim to enhance the children's playing experience. Grades 3-6 will still be a recreational league,but with rules more strictly followed. Scores will be kept and the referees will not stop play to explain rules after the 3rd week.Boys and girls will play together in grades 3-4 and will play separate in grades 5-6.

Registration deadline is Friday, December 21. No registrations will be taken after that date. Those registering after thedeadline will be put on a wait list and will only be accommodated if space becomes available on a team. No “new” teams willbe added. Players will be notified of their teams the week of January 7. League fees include a numbered jersey, please indicatesize when registering.

Location of Games: Lake Denoon Middle School, Gymnasium , W216S10586 Crowbar Dr.

12538 1 - 2 Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.16 12540 5 - 6 girls Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.1612539 3- 4 Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar. 16 12541 5 - 6 boys Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.16

COST: Resident $72.00/Non-resident $108.00

ENROLLMENT: Minimum 40/Class, Maximum Taken Up to Friday, December 21, 11:59 PM

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Baton TwirlingThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Ages 5-18; Class is for 5-year-olds who arein kindergarten or older.)

It's Twirling Time! Learn fun baton tricks including tosses,spins, rolls, kicks and leaps. The instructor will have infor-mation on purchasing a baton at the first class. There is anadditional fee for performances throughout the spring andsummer. Class will include a spring recital, marching in theNew Berlin Independence Day Parade and Memorial DayParade along with performing in a local baton competi-tion. No classes April 4.

Advanced must have at least THREE seasons/semesters oftwirling instruction and have instructor’s approval.

Instructor: Jenny Tetting & Staff

Location: Hickory Grove Center, North Wing2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd., New Berlin

12771 Beg. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 6:30-7:15 PM12554 Inter. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 5:45-6:30 PM12545 Adv. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 5:00-5:45 PM


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Introduction to Volleyball(Ages 10-14)

Boys and girls, ages 10 to 14, don't miss out on the fun!!Class instruction is designed to allow for skill building andteam play each week. We will work on basic volleyballskills, practice drills and game concept/strategy. All skilllevels of boys and girls are encouraged to join. Classes willbe broken down to allow for beginners to learn the gameand intermediate players to improve their skills.

Instructor: Recreation Program Staff

Location: Lake Denoon Middle SchoolW216S10586 Crowbar Drive

12722 Mondays Apr. 8-May 13 6:00-7:30 PM



Junior Golf(Ages 7-15)

Our junior golf program teaches kids the fundamentalsnecessary to play and enjoy the game of golf. These fun-damentals include grip, set-up, full-swing, putting, chip-ping, pitching, and etiquette, to name a few. Our juniorgolf classes now include playing a lesson on our 'practicejunior golf course.' Golf balls are included.

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instruction

Location: Moorland Road Golf Course5800 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin

12599 7-10 Mondays Apr. 29-May 20 5:30-6:30 PM12600 11-15 Tuesdays Apr. 30-May 21 5:30-6:30 PM 12601 7-10 Wednesdays May 1-May 22 5:30-6:30 PM


Youth/Teen/Adult

Class # Ages Days Dates Time

Archery(Ages 8-Adult)

Beginner/casual archery is a five-week course where in-struction will be given to beginners and those wanting toimprove their archery skills. Students will learn the sport ofarchery. All safety rules will be explained and enforcedthroughout classes. Children under 16 must have a parentor guardian present. Registrants should have their ownequipment including bow, arrows, tab/release and armguard. No crossbows or broad head arrows are permitted.Those without equipment will be charged an additionalfee for provided equipment usage and will be sharingequipment with others in class.

For more information and map location, visit www.schultz-gunclub.com

Instructor: Archery Staff, Schultz Gun Club

Location: Schultz Rod and Gun ClubW145S8016 Schultz Lane


Cost w/Equipment: Res. $40.00 / Non-Res. $60.00Cost w/o Equipment: Res. $50.00 / Non-Res. $75.00Enrollment: Minimum 1, Maximum 7


Golf for ages 16 and up can be found on page 27.

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Tennis Lessons Beginner(Ages 7-17)

No previous tennis experience required. We will work onbasic tennis skills to help build hand-to-eye coordination.Bring your tennis racquet to class, if you have one. In caseof rain, please call the Hotline # at 1-262-679-5645. Noclass May 27.

Instructor: Recreation Program Staff

Location: Kurth Park, Tennis CourtsS70W14415 Belmont Dr.

12711 Mon. & Wed. May 13-Jun. 3 5:50-6:40 PM12712 Tue. & Thur. May 14-May 30 5:50-6:40 PM


Baby-sitting Course(Ages 11-16)

This class provides useful information for anyone caring forsmall children and especially so for young people who arebeginning their careers in baby-sitting. The program con-tent focuses on the responsibilities of the baby-sitter dur-ing child care. This program will increase your child careskills and your knowledge of safety, emergency proce-dures and accident prevention in the home. The programis certified by the American Red Cross. Bring a snack orlight lunch and a drink to each class. It is mandatory thatyou attend all dates listed for the class number. Due tosupplies purchased there are no refunds for thisprogram if participant cancels. Recommended tobring a sweater as the classroom temperature varies.There is no required age for certification in the Baby-sitter'sTraining course; however, it is recommended that childrenbe at least 11 to participate in the course.

Instructor: Julie Behm

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill RoomW182S8200 Racine Avenue

12521 Mondays Jan. 7-14 4:00 PM-7:00 PM12522 Mondays Feb 4-11 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 12523 Mondays Mar. 4-11 4:00 PM-7:00 PM12524 Mondays Apr. 8-15 4:00 PM-7:00 PM12525 Mondays May 6-13 4:00 PM-7:00 PM



Youth/Teen/Adult

Ski and Snowboard Lessonsat The Rock(Ages 10-Adult)

Ski lesson for ages 10 through adults. Snowboard lessonfor ages 12 through adults. A great gift idea for thewhole family! Enjoy the winter snow together in the greatoutdoors. Lessons meet for 3 weeks at The Rock (formerlyCrystal Ridge Ski Hill). Class fee covers your lift, lesson andrental of equipment. Class sign in begins at 6 p.m. Lessonsbegin promptly at 6:30 p.m.

In case of weather conditions, call The Rock hotline414-529-SNOW.

Instructors: The Rock Ski/Snowboard Instructors

Location: The Rock (formerly Crystal Ridge)7900 Crystal Ridge Drive, Franklin

Ski Lessons (Ages 10+)THE ROCK IS FIRM ON THE AGES. MUST BE 10 AT START OF CLASS ORVERY SHORTLY AFTER.12693 Mondays January 7-21 6:00-8:00 PM12694 Wednesdays January 9-23 6:00-8:00 PM

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Snowboard Lessons (Ages 12+)THE ROCK IS FIRM ON THE AGES. MUST BE 12 AT START OF CLASS ORVERY SHORTLY AFTER.12695 Mondays January 7-21 6:00-8:00 PM12696 Wednesdays January 9-23 6:00-8:00 PM

Cost: Ski Lessons Resident $85.00 /Non-resident $127.50 Snowboard Resident $105.00/Non-resident $157.50

Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10 SnowboardMaximum 20 Ski

Speed, Agility, QuicknessImprovement for Young Athletes(Grades 6-8)

This program will be a fun and positive experience that willhelp you become a more agile, quicker and faster athlete!

Each 75-minute session will include:-A fast paced warm-up-A weekly test which will help identify current strengths andweaknesses-Speed-Agility-Quickness-Power drills that are specific to theneeds of young athletes-Core strength development-A fun and competitive game will end each session.

Participants must be able to follow instructions.

Instructors: Coach Mike Nitka - Director of Strength and Conditioning Muskego High SchoolCoach Nitka - [email protected]

Location: Muskego High School, North GymW183S8750 Racine Avenue(please enter through door # 10)

12700 Saturdays Jan. 12 - Feb. 9 12:30-1:45 PM





Boating Safety DNR Course(*Ages 12-Adult)Ship Ahoy! Have the self-assurance and skills you need be-fore casting off. This boating safety program is designedto meet the needs of the average boater. You will learnthe tips on boat handling and safety, trailering, navigationrules, and much more! Attendance at all dates ismandatory for certification. When registering, pleaseinclude middle initial and birth date. Prior to class, studentsare to call WDNR @ 1-888-936-7463 to get a Customer ID#to give to the instructor.

(*) Parents are encouraged to register for the program with theirchildren.

Instructor: Muskego Police Department Instructors

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room to be PostedS73W16663 Janesville Rd.

12552 Tue.-Fri. April 9-12 5:00-7:30 PM12553 Tue.-Fri. June 25-28 5:00-7:30 PM

Cost: Resident $10.00 / Non-resident $10.00Enrollment: Minimum 10 , Maximum 30


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Please see the WDNR web site for currenthunter safety class offerings at:https://hfwolf.centraltechnology.net/wdnr/laam.nsf/publicHSClasses?OpenForm&Seq=7


Youth/Teen/Adult

Golf Lessons(Ages 16-Adult )

Classes are for beginners. Participants will learn propergrip, stance, set up, chipping, sand play, equipment, basicrules and golf etiquette. Dress for the weather. Bringclubs if you have them; some clubs are available.

Golf balls are not included. You can rent a bucket ofgolf balls on site (small bucket $5/lesson, medium $7/les-son, large $9/lesson).

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instructor

Location: Moorland Road Golf Course5900 S. Moorland Road, New Berlin

12598 Tuesdays Apr. 30-May 21 5:00-6:00 PM




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Top Flight Track & Field Pre-season Camp...brought to you by Top Flight Training.(Grades 9-12, S/Y 2012-13 )

Become quicker and faster at the Top Flight Sport SpeedCamp. Emphasis will be placed on sprinting form andsprints timed with the Freelap timing system. Partici-pants/parents will sign a waiver the first day of class forpermission to videotape them. Camp staff will use Coach-MyVideo to help athletes to correct their form.

Instructor: Coach Olaniyan is a three-time nationalchampion and seven-time All-American in the triple jump.

Location: Muskego High School, North Gym(enter through door #5)W183S8750 Racine Ave.

12841 Thursdays Jan. 3-Feb. 7 7:30-9:00 PM12842 Saturdays Jan. 5-Feb. 9 9:00-10:30 AM



Kid’s Fishing ClinicAges 15 and Under

Muskego ParkInstructor: Women’s Hunting & Shooting Association

Day: Saturday, April 13, 2013Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Don’t let the big one get away! Introduce fishingto your minnow in a safe, controlled and fun at-mosphere. Equipment and bait will be availablefor use and instruction will be provided on knottying, safe use of equipment, proper techniques,and safety issues. All instructors teaching at theclinic have completed the DNR Angler Certifica-tion Couse and have been certified. Registration inadvance is not necessary. The daily park entrancefee is included with clinic participation so no parkentrance fee will be charged. Parking passes willbe distributed the day of the clinic by clinic organ-izers. We do prefer that if groups of 10 or moreare interested in attending, that they please callahead to the Waukesha County Park System(262)896-8074.

Jazzercise(Ages 12-Adult)

Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective60-minute total body workout. Every Jazzercise group fitnessclass combines dance-based cardio with strength training andstretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximumfat burn. Choreographed to today's hottest music, Jazzerciseis a fusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, andkickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit and change the shape ofyour body today! Participants can attend any number ofclasses.

Class times and locations subject to temporary change. Callinstructor with any questions before sign up - Lisa @ 414-573-5903.

Instructor: Lisa Neutgens

Location: Jazzercise Fitness CenterW231S7680 Big Bend Dr., Big Bend

12616 Daily Jan. 9-Mar. 19 see below12617 Daily Mar. 19-May 27 see below

Cost/Ages12-17: Resident $80.00/Non-resident $120.00Cost/Ages18-54: Resident $85.00/Non-resident $127.50Cost/Ages 55+: Resident $80.00/Non-resident $120.00


Class times- M-F, 8:45-9:45 AM MW, 4:40-5:40 PMM-Tu-Th, 5:50-6:50 PMSaturdays, 7:35-8:35 AM AND 8:45-9:45 AMSundays, 8;45-9:45 PM


Try the new class presented byHookedUp101 on Ice Fishing at

Muskego County Park. More informa-tion on this class on page 18.

Teen/Adult

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Transform!(Adult )Program designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. &National Certifications, I.D.E.A. Members since 1985. Perfect for menand women!

Transform! is a non-aerobic 55-minute workout for busy peo-ple with no time to waste. Since muscle is more metabolicallyactive than fat, you will be burning calories as you Transform!your body one muscle at a time. The use of props such aslarge and small body balls, rubber bands and weights willprovide the variety needed to improve your stabilization,strength, power, endurance and balance. Standing, seatedand floor weight training as well as kettlebell routines withweights will ensure the diversity needed to provide a chal-lenging and efficient workout for your muscles. Upbeatmusic will keep you movin' and motivated and ready formore. If you want to Transform! your body composition thisclass is for you! Bring a mat, water bottle and hand-heldweights. All other props provided. (13 classes) No classesApril 2 & 4.

Instructor: Mary Jo Garinger

Location: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town HallW184S8074 Racine Avenue

12715 Tues. Feb.19-May 21 6:30-7:20 PM12716 Thurs. Feb. 21-May 23 6:30-7:20 PM


Polar Express(Adult)Programs designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. &National Certifications, I.D.E.A. Members since 1985. Perfect for menand women!

Join us for a mini-session that will be sure to keep you inshape after the holidays. This combination class will show-case a little bit of everything that we have to offer. We will in-corporate circuit training, sculpting, Pilates, bodyball andabdominal work! Each class will ease you back into shape. (4weeks)

Instructor: Jane Grober

Location: Old Settlement Center, Old Town HallW184S8074 Racine Ave.

12662 Wednesdays Jan. 9-30 6:30-7:30 PM12661 Mondays Jan. 7-28 6:30-7:30 PM




Zumba Fitness(Adult )

Zumba combines high energy and motivating music withunique moves and combinations that allow the Zumba partic-ipants to dance away their worries. It is based on the princi-ple that a workout should be “FUN AND EASY TO DO.”Zumba is not only great for the body, but is also great for themind. It is a “feel-happy” workout. ZUMBA is a fusion of Latinand International music--dance themes creating a dynamic,exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aero-bic/fitness interval training and resistance training to maxi-mize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is amixture of body sculpting movements with easy to followdance steps. Come and give it a try, you have nothing to losebut calories. (9 weeks) No classes April 2 & 4.

Instructor: Connie Bakker

Location: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town HallW184S8074 Racine Avenue

12735 Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 8- Mar. 7 5:30-6:15 PM12736 Tues. & Thurs. Mar.12-May 16 5:30-6:15 PM



Sculpt, Strength & Stretch(Adult)Programs designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. &National Certifications, I.D.E.A. Members since 1985. Perfect for menand women!

During this class, you will improve your body compositionstrength, endurance and flexibility. Emphais is on sculptingthe muscles of the arms, back, chest, abdominals, glutealsand legs. De-stress with a relaxing stretch at the end of class.Appropriate music will keep you motivated throughout theclass. Perfect for all ages and abilities. No previous experi-ence necessary. (13 classes) No class April 1 and 3.

Instructor: Jane Grober

Location: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town HallW184S8074 Racine Ave.

12848 Mon. Feb. 18-May 20 6:00-6:50 PM12849 Wed. Feb. 20-May 22 6:00-6:50 PM




Fitness Note...Before you start any fitness program, you should consult withyour physician, especially if you are over 35 years of age, are tak-ing any form of medicine, have not exercised regularly, or if youhave had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illnessthat might affect your ability to exercise.

Ballroom DanceThis is a cooperative program with Franklin and East Troy

(Adult...High School students may be accepted withapproval)

Instructor: Louis Calicchio, over 30 years teaching experience

Location: Lake Denoon Middle School, CafeteriaW216S10586 Crowbar Drive

(please enter through set of 4 glass doors in back of building.)

Cost/Couple: Resident $50.00/Non-resident $75.00

Enrollment: Minimum 10 couples, Maximum 28 couples

Basic Ballroom DanceAre you left out when the music starts playing? Are you thenext Ginger Rogers or Fred Astaire? Come learn the basics ofballroom dancing and enjoy the music from this era. Get offthe couch, turn the T. V. off and bring your partner anddance the night away. No class April 1.

12529 Mondays Feb.4-Apr. 15 8:30-9:30 PM

Ballroom Dance IIParticipants must have had Basic Ballroom instruction. Thisclass will be a continuation of Basic Ballroom I with newdances being taught. No class April 1.

12530 Mondays Feb. 4-Apr. 15 6:30-7:30 PM

Intermediate Ballroom DanceParticipants must have completed Ballroom II. Participantswill receive a higher level of dance instruction. A variety ofdances will be taught. No class April 1.

12531 Mondays Feb. 4-Apr. 15 7:30-8:30 PM

Teen/Adult


Introduction to CountryLine DancingThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

We will be introducing you to one of the first line dancestaught in the Milwaukee Area and is still very popular today atmany weddings and festivals; known as the Electric Slide'. Wewill also be learning the Country Boogie, Tender Moments,Stray Cat, Skip, Smooth and many more. No experience isnecessary, just a willingness to learn and have a good time.Each week we will be giving out information sheets on all thedances for you to take. No class April 2.

Instructor: Allen HorwathLocation: New Berlin Community Center

14750 W. Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin

12615 Tuesdays Mar. 12-May 21 6:30-7:30 PM





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Tap and JazzThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult )

No experience necessary - just willingness to have fun. Danc-ing is a great way to exercise and a fun way to meet people!Classes will include a light jazz warm-up, tap dance, and acool down. Wear loose clothing that will allow easy move-ment. Tap shoes required at the first class. Tap shoes can bepurchased at Trep Art in Brookfield.

Instructor: Miss Becky’s Dance Studio, LLC

Location: Hickory Grove (use door #1)2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd, New Berlin

12709 Mondays Jan. 7- Mar. 25 7:45-8:30 PM



Belly Dance...BeginnerThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(16-Adult)

Belly dancing with Stefanie Masters D.F.T.S. is a different wayto do fitness; you will improve posture, strength, cardio, andflexibility as you stretch and work muscles normally neg-lected. This class is FUN and can be taken by any experiencelevel. Yes, this means no rhythm, past dance, or fitness expe-rience. You need only a willingness to try your best and letthe instructor modify when needed. This class is great formothers and daughters, sisters, and friends; but is open toall and there is no dance partner needed. No class May 15& 22

Instructor: Stefani Masters D.F.T.S. is a certified and ex-perienced Middle Eastern dance and fitness instructor. Mainstyles include Turkish, American Cabaret, and the HolisticMasters Method TM for healing in dance. Please see websitefor frequently asked questions. www.SpiritFilledDancer.com

Location: Hickory Grove, Upstairs Door #12600 S. Sunnyslope Rd, New Berlin

12547 Wednesdays Feb. 6-Mar. 27 6:30-7:30 PM12548 Wednesdays Apr. 10-Jun. 12 6:30-7:30 PM



To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website atwww.ci.muskego.wi.us/ezrecreg for on-line registration.


Tai ChiThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.(Adult)

An exercise for all ages. Tai Chi movements are soft, graceful,and flowing and do not put stress on joints or muscles. It canbe learned by anyone, regardless of age or physical limita-tions. It fosters an inner quiet that relieves stress, tension, andbody aches. Tai Chi is a totally unique form of exercise duringwhich the student will experience a marvelous sense of wellbeing as the physical body is slowly and gently healed and in-tegrated with the mind and spirit. Participants should wearloose-fitting clothes and tennis shoes/soft-soled shoes.

Continuing for Intermediate and Advanced students: For stu-dents previously enrolled in Tai Chi continuing the 13 pos-tures. No classes April 1, April 3.

Instructor: Mark Fedran, B. A. Mark studied and taught Tai Chi in Taiwan, Republic of Chinafor 7 years.

Location: Forest Park Middle SchoolMulti-Purpose Room 8255 West Forest Hill Avenue, Franklin

12706 Beg. Mon. Jan. 7-Apr. 29 6:30-8:00 PM12707 Cont. Wed. Jan. 9-May1 6:30-8:00 PM

Cost: Resident $85.00 / Non-resident $128.00 Enrollment: Minimum 10 , Maximum 15

Note: Continuing Tai Chi is for Intermediate and Advancedstudents.

White Crane FistThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.(Adult)

White Crane Fist is similar to Tai Chi Fist in terms of practic-ing in a relaxed fashion. The style is based heavily on breathwork in association with the hand and foot movement.Footwork and the five element hand strikes are first intro-duced along with the first form that is an entire gi gung ex-ercise. Loose comfortable clothes should be worn. Noclass April 2.

Instructor: Mark Fedran

Location: Forest Park Middle SchoolMulti-Purpose Room 8255 West Forest Hill Avenue, Franklin

12749 Tuesdays Jan. 8-Apr. 30 6:30-8:00 PM



Teen/Adult/Seniors



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Beginning Meditation Class(Adult)

Numerous studies are proving the amazing benefits ofmeditation: lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressurelevels, reversal of arteriosclerosis, lower levels of stress hor-mones in the blood, fewer accidents, less depression, in-creased confidence, awareness, and general health.Meditation can also help in healing and managing pain.Meditation teaches how to de-clutter the mind with a sin-gular focus and brings mind, body and spirit into balance.One gains a heightened sense of awareness and connect-edness. This class is for everyone-people of all faiths as wellas those with no specific belief system. Meditation is highlypersonal. This class will introduce you to a variety ofbreathing and meditation techniques so you can find yourown way and continue your own personal meditationpractice.

Instructor: Shelley Carpenter, Physical Therapist, Regis-tered Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master/Teacher

Location: Westwood Centre, YogAsana StudioS75W17317 Janesville Rd

12549 Saturdays Jan. 12--Feb. 16 10:00-10:45 AM

Cost: Resident $50.00/Non-resident $75.00


Beginner/IntermediateYoga(Adult)

Are you looking for stress relief, flexibility, strength and bal-ance? This class is for you. Yoga is an amazing way to startyour day. You will leave this class refreshed, clear-headedand energized for the day ahead. Shelley Carpenter, anexperienced Physical Therapist and Registered YogaTeacher, will lead the class. Class consists of breathingtechniques, asanas (specific yoga poses), ending with deeprelaxation. Emphasis is on proper alignment and breathingfor safe practice. Beat the winter blues as you build flexi-bility, strength and balance in your body and your life!

Instructor: Shelley Carpenter, Physical Therapist, Reg-istered Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master/Teacher

Location: Westwood Centre, YogAsana StudioS75W17317 Janesville Rd

12546 Saturdays Jan. 12-Feb. 16 8:30-9:30 AM


Class # Level Days Dates TimeClass # Day Date Time


Adult/Seniors

Prenatal YogaThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin and Elm Grove.(Adult)

This class is specifically designed for the prenatalmom to help find comfort during pregnancy andto build strength and confidence for labor andbirth. Students will be guided through exercises in bodyawareness, breath work, gentle yoga movements, andmindful meditations, all to strengthen their mind, body, spiritand baby connection. Open to women in their 1st, 2nd or3rd trimester. No previous yoga experience required. Bringa yoga mat and 2 pillows.

Instructor: Jessica Imig

Location: New Berlin Community Center14750 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin

12803 Saturdays Jan. 5-Feb. 9 9:45-11:00 AM12804 Saturdays Feb.23-Mar. 30 9:45-11:00 AM12805 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 9:45-11:00 AM




Yoga--Begin Here!(Ages 13-Adult)

Yoga - To yoke or bind mind, body and spirit. Hatha yogaclasses welcome all levels of practitioners, first-timers to life-timers. Strengthen and tone the body through posturessuch as forward folds, backbends, twists, balance and stand-ing postures. Calm and focus the mind through pranayama-yogic breathing exercises. The practice concludes withsavasana- time to refresh with stillness for five minutes. Wecue, assist and adjust if you allow. Modifications will be madeas needed. Bring a mat, strap and block if you have them.Best not to eat one hour before class. No previous experi-ence required.

FREE class on Thursdays, January 10 & February 21 from7:15-8:15PM and on Fridays, January 11 & February 22 form8:15-9:15AM.

Instructors: Registered Yoga Teachers Gail Levin (TH& FR) and Heather Hodach (MON)

Location: Westwood Centre, YogAsana StudioS75W17317 Janesville Road

Enrollment/class: Minimum 6, Maximum 15

4 Weeks12788 Mondays Jan.7-28 7:15-8:30 PM12792 Thursdays Jan. 17-Feb. 7 7:15-8:15 PM12795 Fridays Jan. 18-Feb. 8 8:15-9:15 AM

12789 Mondays Feb. 11-Mar. 4 7:15-8:30 PM12793 Thursdays Feb. 28-Mar. 21 7:15-8:15 PM

12796 Fridays Mar. 1-22 8:15-9:15 AM


Cost /class : Resident $38.50 / Non-resident $57.75

6 Weeks12794 Thursdays Apr. 11-May 16 7:15-8:15 PM12797 Fridays Apr. 12-May 17 8:15-9:15 AMCost /class : Resident $57.50 / Non-resident $86.25

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Zumba GoldThis is a collaborative with Tudor Oaks.(Adults 62+)

This dance/fitness class will get you moving to Latin/Inter-national music and rhythms like Salsa, Meringue, Cumbiaand more! ZUMBA is considered endurance training, whichkeeps the heart healthy and the circulatory system strong.ZUMBA Gold develops coordination and burns calories tostave off the weight gain that often accompanies aging. Ifneeded, you can participate while seated in a chair. Most ofall, ZUMBA Gold is FUN!! Please wear loose fitting, com-fortable clothing and athletic shoes. We encourage you tobring water. There is a free demo of the class (January 7and February 25).

Instructor: Barb Labisch, BS.Ed, TYT and ZUMBA Instructor

Location: Tudor Oaks Retirement CommunityActivity RoomS77W12929 McShane Rd.

12779 Mondays Jan. 14-Feb. 18 9:45-10:30 AM12780 Mondays Mar. 4-Apr. 8 9:45-10:30 AM12781 Mondays Apr. 15-May 20 9:45-10:30 AM





Adult/Seniors

American Heart Asso-ciation Certification(Adult)

These classes are available to anyone who needs or wouldlike ot learn lifesaving skills. You will experience an informa-tional yet fun class experience and you will leave the classesconfident, and prepared.

Instructor: Shannon Rohner

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 3S73W16663 Janesville Rd.


CPR, AED, First Aid and BBP Certification for HealthCare Providers and the general public.

12835 Saturday February 9 9:00 AM-1:00 PM12836 Monday April 1 5:15 PM-8:45 PMCost: Resident $65.00 / Non-resident $97.50

CPR, BLS, AED Certification class

12837 Monday February 18 6:00-8:30 PM12838 Saturday April 13 9:00-11:30 AM12839 Tuesday May 21 6:00-8:30 PMCost: Resident $50.00 / Non-resident $75.00

Baking for Kids with FoodAllergiesThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.

(Adult)

Providing homemade treats and meals for kids with food al-lergies can be difficult. It can be hard to know how to confi-dently find ingredients that are safe for them to eat as well asto find adequate replacements for those ingredients that arenot safe. Join Amy Schwabe, the mother of an eight-yearold girl with severe food allergies, and blogger at www.mil-waukeeallergymom.com, as she shares her experiences inbaking homemade allergy-friendly food for her family. Atthis class, Amy will share her favorite recipes for allergy-friendly baked treats. She will demonstrate how to bakeitems that are naturally free of peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, milk,and wheat. She will also share tips on how to use replace-ments for peanuts, eggs, milk, and wheat in recipes that in-clude those common allergens.

ALLERGY WARNING: This class is for adults who want tolearn how to cook safe food for kids with allergies. Whilethose adults without allergies are invited to taste the resultsof Amy's cooking demonstrations, those with allergies shouldnot sample the food as she cannot guarantee against cross-contamination since she will not be using a dedicatedkitchen.

Instructor: Amy Schwabe

Location: Muskego City Hall, Muskego RoomW182S8200 Racine Ave.





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You’re On The Air...How toReally Make It In Voice-Overs!This is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

Voice-overs are hot today! You don't have to be an actor toget voice-over work, but it certainly doesn't hurt! With suchnotable talent as James Earl Jones, Linda Hunt, and DonaldSutherland lending their voices to commercials, films, andvideos, one would think that it would be next to impossible tobreak into this field. Not so! In this class, you'll learn about anexciting new way to get around the competition and actuallyturn voice-overs into a thriving full or part-time business! Fur-ther training opportunities will be offered, if wanted, afterclass ends.

Faith Coons brings it all to the table when it comes to voiceovers! Not only is Faith Coons a Voice Actor herself, she alsohas a strong background in career coaching and executivecoaching leadership development. Faith started doing voicework when she was nine years old, first recording with "ElVerbo de Dios.” Since then, Faith has successfully continuedto do voice over work part-time and some of her happy clientsinclude SmartPeople, Video Eyes, Healthcare Solutions Teamand Diverse Insurance.

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 4S73W16663 Janesville Road

12734 Saturday March 9 9:30-11:30 AM




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Boot Camp(Adult)

This eight-week class is a fun, yet challenging, full bodyworkout. Your workout will be efficient because you workyour entire body-- heart and muscles--by going from oneexercise to another, using drills, steps, calisthenics, weightsand all the fun tools to make it fun! You will work, sweat,burn calories and have fun. A great way to start your day!

12554 Fridays Jan. 18 - Mar. 8 5:00-6:00 AM12555 Fridays Mar. 29-May 17 5:00-6:00 AM


Adult/Seniors


The following fitness classes are being offered in collaboration with Preferred Fitness.

Instructors: Preferred Fitness Staff

Location: Preferred Fitness, Group Xercise Area, S74W17009 Janesville Road

Notes: A temporary membership card will be issued first day of class. Bring water. Sweat towels and locks will be provided. No classes April 2, 5,7, 9.

Enrollment for all classes: Minimum 1, Maximum 12

RIPPED(Adult)

RIPPED-is a total body high intensity program utilizing freeweights, resistance and body weight. It’s effective Toughyet doable and will challenge your fitness levels. Achieveresults and burn up to 1000 calories in just 50 minutes.Let’s get ripped.

12760 Mondays Jan. 14 - Mar. 4 4:30-5:30 PM12761 Wednesdays Jan. 16-Mar. 6 6:30-7:30 PM12762 Mondays Mar. 25-May 13 4:30-5:30 PM12763 Wednesdays Mar. 27-May 15 6:30-7:30 PM


Define(Adult)

Want to condition your whole body? This non-aerobic fit-ness program class is geared to turn loose muscle intostrong and hard muscle. Come and feel the burn. Thiscombines balance work, stretching, and strength trainingto give your body a total workout. Start the day off right!

12585 Tuesdays Jan. 15-Mar. 5 9:30-10:30 AM12584 Wednesdays Jan. 16 - Mar. 6 5:00-6:00 AM12765 Tuesdays Mar. 26-May 14 9:30-10:30 AM12764 Wednesdays Mar. 27-May 15 5:00-6:00 AM


Zumba (Adult)

This Latin-inspired workout combines easy to do Latindance steps with a mixture of body sculpting movements.Zumba features aerobic/fitness interval training to maxi-mize caloric output to increase fat burning with total bodytoning. Zumba is a “feel happy” workout that is great forboth the body and the mind.

12739 Wednesdays Jan. 16 - Mar. 6 9:30-10:30 AM12740 Mondays Jan. 14-Mar. 4 12:00-1:00 PM12758 Saturdays Jan. 19-Mar. 16 9:00-10:00 AM12741 Wednesdays Mar. 27-May 15 9:30-10:30 AM12742 Mondays Mar. 25-May 13 12:00-1:00 PM12766 Saturdays Mar. 30-May 1 9:00-10:00 AM




Silver Sneakers (Adult)

Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exer-cises designed to increase muscular strength, endurance,range of movement, and activity for daily living skills.Handheld weights, elastic tubing, with handles, and ballsare offered for resistance; a chair issued for seated exer-cises and/or standing support.

12689 Wed. & Fri. Jan. 16 - Mar. 8 10:30-11:15 AM12690 Wed. & Fri. Mar. 27-May 17 10:30-11:15 AM



Cardio Kickboxing(Adult)

Mix up your routine with the balance, coordination andstrength building moves of boxing or kick boxing whileburning 300-600* calories. This medium to high-intensityclass is a great full body workout, incorporating a broadrange of punches and athletic drills. Training like this willphysically prepare you for whatever punches life throwsyour way!

12562 Tuesdays Jan. 15 - Mar. 5 6:30-7:30 PM12563 Tuesdays Mar. 26-May 14 6:30-7:30 PM



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Adult/Seniors

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Money Saving ClassesThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin& Elm Grove(Adult) Join us for a set of classes designed to help you savemoney through some of todays popular methods. Tryeach class for a variety of different money saving options.

Instructor: Angela HoagLocation: New Berlin Community Center

14750 W. Cleveland Ave., New BerlinCost/class: Resident $15.00 / Non-resident $22.50Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10

CouponingThis topic discusses how to use coupons legally. We willlearn how to prevent spam from overwhelming your e-mail box when you request coupons, how to stockpileand stack. I will show you how to use the couponbinder, file and other systems to find what works for you.We will also talk about Double Coupons, RR’s, Max Perksand IVC’s? We will go over all this and more!

12828 Thursday February 7 6:00-8:00 PM

FreebiesThis topic discusses all the Freebie options out there, andhow to make the most of the freebies out there. How to doit safely. What about filing a BBB complaint when you get aproduct that doesn't do as promised. What about dumpsterdiving? What are the best Internet freebies? We go over In-ternet safety and how to make the most of freebies in class.


Point ProgramDid you know there are lots of Point Programs that alloy youto get points and use those points for gift cards and othermerchandise? I will show you how one Christmas I usedpoints to purchase ALL my Christmas gifts. What are thebest point programs how to do it safely.

12830 Thursday April 11 6:00-8:00 PM

Extreme CouponingDo you really want to extreme coupon? Learn about on-line coupons, mobile coupons and coupon doubling. Ex-treme couponing has become an interesting situationbecause of TV shows and coupon classes that don't showthe whole story! We will discuss what you can and can'tdo, what is real and what isn’t!

12831 Thursday May 16 6:00-8:00 PMClass # Days Dates Time


Angela Hoag has been couponing for 18 years. She runs a blogfor frugal ideas (www.frugalmommie.blogspo. com) and moneysaving deals. She has been on the radio, seen in All You Maga-zine, and several newspapers. She enjoys helping people learnhow to save money and also loves learning from YOU!! She hasgrown up in WI, been married for 10 years and has 2 children.She will share with you ideas of what she has learned; some mayapply to your family, some may not. That is how we ALL Learn.



Adult Arts & CraftsThis is a collaborative program with Franklin(Adult)

Please visit Fiber-Play’s website at www.Fiber-play.com for project photos, project kits, projectdetails and project supply lists. Dress very casualor bring an apron, please also bring along alunch.

There will be a kit fee for every class to be paid toFiber-Play's Coach at class.

Instructor: Fiber-Play Coach, Tricia AndersonLocation: Franklin High School, Room 256

8222 S. 51st St., Franklin(Enter lower north doors)

Cost/class: Resident $35.00 / Non-resident $52.50


Needle Felted LandscapeIt is easy and fun. Learn the techniques and products usedwhile needle felting a landscape or a floral wall hanging.

12850 Saturday February 16 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

Kit Fee $22.00

Painted Denim Shirt or JacketTake that basic denim shirt or jacket and turn it into some-thing special. No art experience required.

12851 Saturday March 16 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

Kit Fee $12.00

Create a Collage PictureYou would like a wall hanging of a certain color, way andtheme but cannot find one. Learn how easy it is to makethem for your home and as a gift.

12852 Saturday April 20 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

Kit Fee $20.00

Painted ScarvesYou will be amazed how great your scarves turn out with-out having an artist’s background. You pick the colors youlike and we have you creating beautiful scarves.

12853 Saturday May 18 9:00 AM-3:00 PMKit Fee $25.00





Adult/Seniors

The Clutter Coach CoursesThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

Instructor: Kathi Miller, combines her background in edu-cation and business to help her clients achieve the clutter-freelife. She does on-site consulting for homes and businessesand is the author of the Clutter Coach Success Secrets, amonthly email newsletter.

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill Room (DH)W182S8200 Racine Avenue ORNew Berlin Community Center, (NBCC)14750 W. Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin

Cost/Class: Resident $15.00 / Non-resident $22.50Enrollment: Minimum 8, Maximum 15

Garages and BasementsLearn how to decide what to keep, discard, or donate andhow to organize what's left. Be able to find what you own.Turn your basement and garage into useful storage! *Thiscourse is especially good for spouses who think they don'tneed to get rid of anything! It is also a good introductoryclass to help anyone rethink how much stuff they really needin their lives. Invite reluctant family members to attend alongwith you.

12569 DH Tues. January 29 6:30-8:30 PM

Home OfficesLearn an easy system for managing all your paperwork,whether you run a business from your home or are just try-ing to keep track of your mail. Reduce stress and increaseyour productivity! This course is especially good for anyonewho tends to make piles of papers to deal with “later.” Thecourse information applies to the home and to the work-place.

12570 NBCC Tues. March 5 6:30-8:30 PM

Closets and DrawersLearn how to declutter and organize your closets and draw-ers. Discover how using the concept of 'Magic Numbers'can simplify your life. This class will empower you to takecharge of your belongings once and for all, by providing thetools to create and maintain a clutter-free life!

12568 NBCC Tues. April 23 6:30-8:30 PM

Kitchen and Pantry Do you think you need a bigger kitchen with more cup-boards and counter space? Maybe you just need to take thisclass, which provides the tools to identify what truly servesyou and the motivation to purge the excess. A clutter-freespace is easier to use and to keep clean. Learn how to setup your kitchen for maximum efficiency so you can easilyprepare your own meals. Transform your kitchen and pantryfrom cluttered chaos into usable, functional spaces!

12571 DH Tues. May 21 6:30-8:30 PM

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Seminars to Help You Beautify Your Outside AreasThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

We are delighted to have Master Gardeners from theSoutheast Wisconsin Master Gardeners Inc. present thetopics listed below. Our objective is to help you becomeinspired, motivated and knowledgeable to prepare youroutside areas for a beautiful appearance.

Location: New Berlin Community Center, 14750 W. Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin

Instructors: Susan Willey or Arborist Paul FlissCost/Class: Resident $13.00 / Non-resident $19.50


Gardening with HerbsWe have long been fascinated by herbs, and folklore is fullof stories about them. This seminar explores the history ofgarden herbs. It will also teach you how to plan, plant anduse a beutiful herb garden. You'll leave this session withideas about how you can include herbs in both yourkitchen and ornamental gardens.

12679 Tuesday March 5 6:30-8:00 PM

Gardening with Native PlantsExplore some of the lore about our native plants and learnhow you can incorporate native plants into your exsistinggarden beds. Learn why planting native plants not onlyadds beauty to your garden, it is also good for the environ-ment. You'll leave this seminar with a new perspective onnative plants.


Container GardeningContainers everywhere! So many choices. Containers pro-vide creative options for both vegetable and ornamentalgardeners. Containers not only work for those who havelimited space; they also work to add color and accentsthroughout your landscape. Learn how to plant and carefor container gardens, and take away some great ideasthat you can use to plant your garden.


PruningNot sure how to prune your trees and shrubs, or when todo it? This workshop will give you the basics on what toprune, when to prune and how to prune. Bring specificquestions about your trimming needs.

12682 Wednesday March 27 6:30-8:00 PM





To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website atwww.ci.muskego.wi.us/ezrecreg for on-line registration.




Cooking with Class...FoodDemonstrations by Staci JoersThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.

(Adult)

Staci graduated with an associate's degree in restaurantand hotel cookery from MATC in 1988 and has worked forsuch prestigious places as Hubbard Park Lodge andBrubakers. Staci has been teaching demonstration cook-ing classes since 1992. These classes are designed fornovices as well as seasoned veterans. Please bring bever-age, note pad and pen to class.

Location: Franklin High School, Room 2658222 S. 51 Street, Franklin WI

Cost/Class: Resident $24.00 /Non-resident $36.00


Meatballs from Around the WorldThe word meatball usually conjures up visions of ground beefspheres seasoned with garlic and herbs and simmered in zesty,Italian-style tomato sauce. But cultures around the world, in-cluding China, Sweden, and Germany, have their own versionsof this satisfying meat-centric dish. The varieties are infinite andno matter the type of meatball, they are simple to prepare andjust the perfect comfort food. You'll sample: Mexican Meatballsin Spicy Chipotle Sauce, Swedish Meatballs, Chinese Pearl Balls,Grandma's Finnish Meatballs served with Lingonberries,Königsberger Klopse (German Meatballs with capers and an-chovies) also includes recipes for Mom's porcupine meatballsand more.

12572 Wednesday January 16 6:30-8:30 PM

Hearty Winter Meal w/Risotto &Braised Beef Short RibsLearn two valuable techniques in one cooking class! I'll showyou how to prepare an Italian classic, Risotto that will rival any5-star restaurant. Plus, you'll learn how to braise meats and sam-ple a rich and savory Chianti Braised Beef Short Ribs along withArancini di Riso (fried risotto fritters), Risotto alla Milanese &Sautéed Grape Tomatoes, and Coconut Dessert Risotto. Lots ofextra Risotto recipes, too!!

12573 Thursday February 14 6:30-8:30 PM

Restaurant-style FusionCooking...Tex meets Mex andmore!Love to try the fusion tastes that many restaurants today offer?Think it's too complicated for your home kitchen? Well, I'm hereto show you that fusion is fun, simple, full of flavor and much

less expensive than dining out at your local eateries. So, goahead, add a little spice to your life with some fun and interest-ing new recipes! You'll sample: Southwestern Egg Rolls withChipotle Dunk, Fish Tacos with Jicama slaw, Quesadilla Pie withFresh Pico de Gallo, Double Chocolate & Chipotle Chile Cook-ies.


Bacon-festFor all of us bacon-lovers, it is hard to imagine the world with-out bacon. Bacon is recorded as far back as 1500BC when theChinese cured pork belly with salt. Its uses are so diverse froma simple pan-fry on a Sunday morning to sandwiches, stewsand even desserts. And, bacon's popularity has boomed in thelast few years as famous chefs have begun using it in earnestin their boutiquey-foods. Tonight, I'm going to incorporatebacon in a variety of recipes and showcase its multi-dimensionalflavor in new and fun ways. You'll sample: Spinach Salad withHot Bacon Dressing, BBQ Shrimp BLT's with Peppered Cous-cous, Bacon-Infused Caramel Sundae, and Bacon Upside-downCake. Includes a recipe for a Bacon-tini using Homemade BaconVodka.

12575 Wednesday April 10 6:30-8:30 PM

Cupcakes Cupcakes are the "in" thing right now; from wars on TV to thelatest little bakery, they are everywhere! And they're not just forkids anymore! Don't spend a fortune buying these treats-makethem at home. It's easy, inexpensive and fun. I've gathered lotsof my favorite recipes to share with you and you'll be sampling:Maple Cupcakes with Milk Chocolate Frosting & Sugar-PepperBacon Bits, Tequila Sunrise Cupcakes, Red Wine Cupcakes withCream Cheese Frosting.

12576 Wednesday May 15 6:30-8:30 PM

Adult/Seniors







Find Cake Decorating classes on page 36. Find Baking with Kids for Allergies on page 31.

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Facility directional maps can befound on the City of Muskego’s webpage www.cityofmuskego.org. Clickon Parks and Recreation Depart-ment, then click on Recreation.

Credit Card Refund Policy is locatedon page 4.

Cake DecoratingThis is a collaborative program with Franklin & New Berlin.(Adult)

Learn or improve your cake decorating skills in theseclasses offered by April Kovaram, a professional cake deco-rator with Sam's Club. Participants will leave each of theseclasses with completed projects to take home and sharewith your family and friends.

Participants will need to purchase and bring with them toeach class a decorating kit as they will be hands-on practic-ing and bringing home their projects. Suggested Ateco 14piece cake decorating set on Amazon.com for $12.00. Aswell, you will need 3-5 piping bags and a practice boardsuch as: a cutting board, cardboard, wax paper, etc.


Location: Muskego City Hall, Muskego Room (MR) or Luther Parker Room (LP)WS182S8200 Racine Ave

Cost/class: Resident $25.00 / Non-resident $37.50

Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10 .

Cookie Bouquets and Cake PopsGet ready to let your imagination run wild! In this class wewill demonstrate the creating and putting together of cookie& cupcake bouquets to create a unique and personalizedgift for any occasion. As well, we will be decorating cakepops. In additional to the supply list, you will need tobring along the following items to this class: a containerof your choosing as well as a chunk of floral foam to in-sert into container as your base for the cookie pop, cup-cake or cookie bouquet. Each student will leave the classwith their own small bouquet!

12782 LP Tuesday February 5 6:30-8:30 PM

Cake Decorating BasicsIn this 2 hour long class you will learn terminology, colormixing, icing types and consistency, crumb coating, easystarter decorating tips and tricks. Please join us as we teachyou the basics of cake decorating and ready you for moreadvanced technique.

12783 MR Tuesday March 19 6:30-8:30 PM

Advanced DecoratingThis class will be a 2 hour class devoted to looking at moreadvanced techniques of cake decorating such as: the basketweave, baby booties, roses, various border techniques, bal-loons and many more! Please join us as we explore the manydifferent looks that decorating has to offer.

12784 MR Tuesday April 16 6:30-8:30 PM

Advanced II Cake DecoratingJoin us for fondant fun! Experiment with fon-dant and learn how to apply it to cakes to makea beautiful smooth finish. We will also be working withgum paste to make unique creations. Please join us as weexplore more advanced decorating skills in this 1.5 hourclass.

12785 MR Tuesday May 21 6:30-8:30 PM

============================================= New Parent & Child Cake DecoratingClass-

Kids Cookie DecoratingJoin with your child as they learn the basic techniques ofdecorating, while decorating cookies. Let their creative sideflourish as they learn how use frosting and basic cake deco-rating techniques to decorate and create one of a kindtreats. Participants will be leaving with decorated cookies.Parents will be participating with the child.

12786 LP Tuesday April 2 6:30-7:30 PM

Please only register the child. EACH CHILD MUST BE AC-COMPANIED BY AN ADULT DUE TO THE ASSISTANCETHEY MUST PROVIDE THE CHILD


Class # Room Day Date Time

Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, March 10, 2013, 2:00 a.m.

Historical Note: Daylight saving time in the United States wasfirst observed in 1918. Most areas of the United States currentlyobserve daylight saving time, with the exceptions being thestates of Arizona and Hawaii along with Puerto Rico, American

Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and the UnitedStates Virgin Islands.





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Water Color Painting onCrinkled Masa PaperThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.(Adult)

This is a fun, spontaneous method of achieving delicate tex-tures, such as dense foliage or colorful gardens withoutpainting the details. The technique is wet into wet; the ricepaper practically does all the work for you. Rice paper is sup-plied. Upon registration a supply list will be emailed or sentvia US mail.

Instructor: Jean Curley

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 4S73W16663 Janesville Rd

12723 Wednesdays Apr. 17 5:30-7:30 PMWednesdays Apr. 24-May 8 6:30-8:30 PM



Yarn Play...Basic Crochet and KnittingThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.(Adult)

Are you a beginner or know a little bit about crochet andknitting and want to learn more? Do you worry you can'tlearn because you are left handed or right handed? Guesswhat? You can learn! Come create new crafts and/or honeyour skills.

Please call the instructor for supply list at least oneweek before class at 414-719-0760. No class on April2.

Instructor: Holly Leto

Location: Franklin High School, Room 2658222 S 51 Street, Franklin WI

12768 Tuesdays Jan.29-Mar. 5 6:30-8:30 PM12769 Tuesdays Mar. 19-Apr. 30 6:30-8:30 PM


Painting with Water ColorsThis is a collaborative program with Franklin & New Berlin.(Adult)

Learn to use the water color medium through controlledwashes, details plus special effects.

Participants must provide their own supplies which include:paper (140# cold pressed pad, block or sheet), brushes(round #6, ½ inch flat, any other you may want), paint (tubesof paint in colors red, yellow, blue, paynes gray and anyother of your choice), board to hold paper, masking tape,water container, paper towel, palette (paper or plastic plate,etc.) and enthusiasm (most important supply).

Instructor: Jean Curley

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 4S73W16663 Janesville Rd

12656 Wednesdays Jan. 23-Mar. 13 7:00-8:30 PM


Painting with Acrylics & OilsThis is a collaborative program with Franklin.(Adult )

Learn to paint using acrylics and oils. Participants will learnabout canvas selection, painting techniques and propercleaning of equipment. This class is for those with basicpainting knowledge to intermediate painters.

Participants must provide their own supplies: Liquetexartists studio set; set of six 2-oz. tubes or larger (brilliant yel-low, naphthrala crimson, ultramarine blue, phthalo green,mars black, titanium white), turpenoid, extender, all-pur-pose canvas board or painting tablet (if using single paperneed of a board to tape it to) , masking tape, small con-tainer for turpenoid and one for brushes, paper towelingand sponges, paint brushes (1 fine line, 1 medium and 1large) and a picture of what you want to paint.

Instructor: Valerie Ladewig, Local Artist

Location: Muskego City Hall, Luther Parker RoomW182S8200 Racine Avenue

12655 Mondays Jan. 14-Mar. 4 9:30-11:30 AM






See page 33 for additional Adult/Se-nior Arts & Craft classes offered by

Fiber-Play.

Adult/SeniorsDigital Camera WorkshopsThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)Instructor: C.T. Krueger

Location: New Berlin Community Center14750 W. Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin


You & Your Digital CameraBring your digital camera - and its instruction manual - tothis hands-on workshop on basic Digital Photography. Thisclass is for people who are new to digital photographyand will review: - How to overcome common photogra-phy problems - How to use some of the features and func-tions of your digital camera - Sure-fire tips and techniquesfor making better photos.

12732 Monday February 4 6:30-8:30 PMCost: Resident $21.00 / Non-resident $31.50

You Have Pictures In Your Camera -Now What?This two-hour seminar demonstrates how to save, archiveand print your photos whether you have a computer or not.The seminar will also show photo printing options, basicphoto editing, use of photos in Email, and use of photos inbooks and multi-media.


Old Family Photos and the DigitalAgeAlbums, boxes and drawers of old family photos and slidescan be converted to digital images for prints, scrapbooking,hardcover books and multimedia projects. This seminar cov-ers your options to copy old family photos - whether youhave a computer or not. techniques for making better pho-tos.

12654 Monday February 25 6:30-8:30 PM


Advanced Digital PhotographyTechniquesBring your camera and its instruction manual to this two-hour workshop designed to get you “out of automatic” anduse some of your camera's exposure modes and functionsin situations like Sports, Portraits, Low Light, and more. Thisclass is ideal for people who have purchased interchange-able lens (DSLR) cameras, or have an advanced digital cam-era with Program, Shutter / Aperture Priority, and Manualexposure modes.



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Parenting with Love andLogic(Adult)

Love and Logic has come out with a brand new curriculumcalled Parenting the Love and Logic Way ™. It is completewith all new videos, 6 new sessions and, of course, the sametried and true Love & Logic skills. This curriculum is designedfor you to have immediate success. The sessions are justwhat parents today are searching for.

The Love and Logic Institute has recommended Session 1 asa pre-requisite for Sessions 2-6. They have found that untilyou get a handle on the arguing, back-talk and begging,your success with the other modules is limited.

Please register for each session separately but you must takeSession 1 in order to take any of the others. There is also a$10 workbook that must be purchased at class.

Session 1: Putting an end to arguing, back talk & beggingSession 2: Teaching responsibility without losing their loveSession 3: Setting limits without waging warSession 4: Avoiding power strugglesSession 5: Guiding kids to own and solve their problemsSession 6: Teaching kids to complete chores w/o reminders/pay

Instructor: Lisa Reid

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill RoomW182S8200 Racine Ave.

#1 12657 Tuesday February 19 6:00-8:00 PM#2 12798 Tuesday February 26 6:00-8:00 PM#3 12799 Tuesday March 5 6:00-8:00 PM#4 12800 Tuesday March 12 6:00-8:00 PM#5 12801 Tuesday March 19 6:00-8:00 PM#6 12802 Tuesday March 26 6:00-8:00 PM

Cost/Couple:Resident $33.00 / Non-resident $49.50Cost/Single: Resident $22.00 / Non-resident $33.00Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 20

Session/Class # Day Date Time

Adult/Seniors

Getting Money for College(Adult)

Forgot to save $50k-$250k for your child's college educa-tion? Now college is just a few years away and you areafraid Financial Aid & Scholarships won't be enough? Don'tworry, this workshop is designed just for you. We introduceyou to new ideas and share old, time tested ways to planand get the money you need for college. This seminar is forparents with college-bound children in at least 9th gradelooking to do some “last minute” planning.

•Maximizing your eligibility for financial aid•Using your tax return to create “tax scholarships” •The American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning credits•Whether to use student or parent loans

It’s never too late to start planning or improve on what youhave already begun.

Instructor: Joe Roubik, Registered Representative MoneyWise Planning Group, LLC


12593 Tuesday January 15 7:00-8:30 PM12594 Monday February 11 7:00-8:30PM12595 Wednesday March 13 7:00-8:30 PM12596 Monday April 8 7:00-8:30 PM12597 Tuesday May 14 7:00-8:30 PM

Cost/Household: Resident $5.00 /Non-resident $7.50 Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 25


Planning for Your SpecialNeeds Child or SiblingThis is a collaborative programs with New Berlin.(Adult)

The key question I will be addressing is how you, as the par-ent or sibling of a special needs individual, can help ensurethat he/she has the financial foundation for a secure, com-fortable, and meaningful life, long after you are no longeralive. Repeats always welcome.

Instructor: Pamela E. Harris, Financial Services ProfessionalPamela E. Harris is a registered representative of and offers securi-ties through MML Investors Services, LLC. Member SIPC 525 Junc-tion Road, Suite 8100 North, Madison, WI 53717 (608) 829-0015.MassMutual Financial Group® is a marketing designation (or fleetname) for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (Mass-Mutual) and its affiliates and sales representatives.

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 3S73W16663 Janesville Rd.


Cost: Free, pre-registration required. Enrollment: Minimum 3, Maximum 20

Instructional SpanishThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

Spanish is everywhere! Wouldn't now be a great time foryou to learn this beautiful language? You could becomebilingual today. Come learn the beginning skills needed tolearn how to speak, read and write Spanish in this 6-weekcourse.

Instructor: Erynn Pratt

Location: Muskego City Hall, Lions DenW182S8200 Racine Avenue

Cost/class: Resident $50.00/ Non-resident $75.00


Basic Spanish for AdultsAre you just starting out in the world of Spanish? Did youtake a Spanish class a while ago and need a refresher of thelanguage? Either way, this is the class for you. In this classwe will be starting out from the beginning which includesthe alphabet, numbers, colors, shapes, etc. But, we will alsobe going over some basic conversation as well. Join us tolearn this beautiful language that nowadays seems to beeverywhere!

12612 Tue. & Thur. Mar. 5- Apr. 11 5:30-6:30 PM

Conversational Spanish 1Have you always wanted to learn Spanish? Do you work ina Spanish-speaking environment, or do you want to? Ormaybe you like to travel to Mexico on vacation and want tolearn some conversation starters? Whatever may be thecase; this is the class for you to begin your Spanish speakingskills. Come join us and start to discover the wonderful worldof Spanish!


Continuing Spanish 1Hola my returning students from either Basic Spanish orConversational Spanish! In this class we will be increasingour knowledge and vocabulary from one or the other of ourprevious classes. Here we will be learning about even morethings to talk about!! Come join us for even more Spanishfun! Hasta pronto!!!







Hot-Line 262-679-5645 for class updatesand class cancellations. When will aclass be cancelled? see Policies, page 7.

Adult/Seniors

Computer CoursesThis is a collaborative with Franklin(Adult)

INSTRUCTOR: Andrea Zweifel earned her Master’s Degreein Information Systems in 2009 and a Bachelor’s Degree in Busi-ness Management in 2007. She is certified as a Crucial Conver-sations Trainer, Six Sigma Green Belt for Office Operations,Trainer and Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS). Other continuingeducation training and professional certifications include Inter-action Management. She has provided training for the FranklinPublic School System’s Recreation Department, UW-Milwau-kee’s School of Continuing Education, & International Associa-tion of Administrative Professional’s (IAAP), DowntownMilwaukee Chapter. Andrea provides on-on-one classroom styletraining consultation, and coaching on computer applicationsand business skills. Additionally, she is the Vice-President ofIAAP’s Downtown Milwaukee Chapter the co-webmaster andnewsletter editor.

PLEASE NOTE: The price of these courses includes a CD withthe textbook on it.

Location: Franklin High School, Computer Lab-2458222 S. 51st Street, Franklin

Cost/course: Resident $35.00 / Non-resident $52.50Enrollment: Minimum 8, Maximum 12

Windows 7: IntroductionFamiliarize yourself with the basic components of personalcomputers, log onto Windows 7, explore the Windows 7 in-terface, manage files and folders, use the common tools andprograms available in Windows 7, customize the Windows7 desktop and browse the internet. This course is for partic-ipants who do not have any background, knowledge or ex-perience in computers and who need to use personalcomputers at home or the office. No prerequisites

12818 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 15-16 6:00-9:00 PM12819 Mon.-Tue. Jun. 3-4 6:00-9:00 PM

MS Excel 2010 Level 1You will create and edit basic Microsoft Office Excel 2010worksheets and workbooks. This course is designed for stu-dents who desire to gain the necessary skills to create, edit,format, and print basic Microsoft Office Excel 2010 work-sheets. Additional skills covered will be navigating and se-lecting cells in worksheets, create formulas, find and replacedata and insert functions in a worksheet Prerequisites: Fa-miliarity with Windows XP, using personal computers, amouse, and a keyboard is recommended.

12812 Mon.-Tue. Feb. 4-5 6:00-9:00 PM12813 Mon.-Tue. Feb. 18-19 6:00-9:00 PM

MS Excel 2010 Level 2You have a need to streamline repetitive tasks and displayspreadsheet data in more visually effective ways. In this-course, you will use Microsoft Office Excel 2010 to streamlineand enhance your spreadsheets with templates, charts,graphics, and formulas. You will apply visual elements to aworksheet and analyze data Using PivotTables and Piv-

otCharts to communicate your data in various formats. Ad-ditional skills covered will be organizing worksheets & pres-ent data using charts,analyzing data using PivotTables &PivotCharts and insert graphic objects, and customizingworkbooks. Prerequisites: Students should be familiar withExcel 1 content.

12814 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 4-5 6:00-9:00 PM12815 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 18-19 6:00-9:00 PM

MS Excel 2010 Level 3Automate common Excel tasks, apply advanced analysistechniques to more complex data sets, troubleshoot errors,collaborate on worksheets, and share Excel data with otherapplications. This class is for students desiring to gain theskills necessary to create macros, collaborate with others,audit and analyze worksheet data, incorporate multiple datasources, and import and export data. Prerequisites: Famil-iarity of Windows XP, Excel 2010 Level 1, and Excel 2010Level 2 or equivalent knowledge is recommended.

12816 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 8-9 6:00-9:00 PM12817 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 22-23 6:00-9:00 PM

Power Point 2010 Level 1Do you need help telling your story, explaining logistics ofyour project, making others understand your statistics, orputting a fun twist on your school project? Putting your in-formation into an electronic presentation using PowerPoint2010 will help you convey your message. PowerPoint 2010is designed to give you easy access to commands and fea-tures that will help you create visually appealing presenta-tions. You will learn to create new presentations, format textsand insert drawing objects, create and manage tables andmodify and proof presentations. Prerequisites: Familiaritywith Windows 7, using personal computers, a mouse, and akeyboard.

12820 Wed.-Thu. Mar. 27-28 6:00-9:00 PM

Power Point 2010 Level 2Now that you are familiar with creating basic presenta-tions, you can enhance your presentations with featuresthat will transform your presentations into a powerfulmeans of communication. In this class, you will be able tocustomize your presentations using dynamic and visuallyappealing features. You will also be able to secure yourpresentation to authenticate its validity. This class is for in-dividuals who want to gain the skills necessary to designtemplates, use special effects, and make custom slideshows. You will also learn how to customize a design tem-plate, add diagrams and special effects to your presenta-tion, use various options to customize slide shows and usePowerPoint to collaborate on a presentation. Prerequisites:Familiarity of Windows 7 and completion of PowerPoint2010 Level 1 or equivalent knowledge is recommended.

12821 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 29-30 6:00-9:00 PM





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Adult/SeniorsAAdult Computer Courses(Continued)This is a collaborative with Franklin

INSTRUCTOR: Andrea Zweifel

PLEASE NOTE: The price of these courses includes a CD withthe textbook on it. If you would like to purchase a hard copy ofthe textbook, you can do so at: http//elementkcourseware.comor http://amazon.com

Location: Franklin High School,Computer Lab – Room 2458222 S. 51st Street, Franklin

Cost/course: Resident $35.00 / Non-resident $52..00


Word 2010 Level 1Word 2010 is for participants who want to gain basic knowl-edge of working in Word. Create, revise, and save documentsusing Word for printing and future retrieval. With just a fewmouse clicks, you can add text, graphics, tables, and more.Prerequisites: Familiarity with Windows 7, using personalcomputers, a mouse, and a keyboard.

12822 Mon.-Tue. Feb.11-12 6:00-9:00 PM12823 Mon.-Tue. Feb. 25-26 6:00-9:00 PM

Word 2010 Level 2In Word 2010 Level 1, you gained the basic skills to create awide range of standardized documents. Your next step is toimprove your proficiency. In Word 2010 Level 2, you will beable to enhance your documents by creating complex doc-uments by automating tasks using macros. You'll also be ableto add lists, tables, charts, and graphics to make your docu-ments 'POP'. This class is for individuals who want to createdynamic word documents using Word's efficiency tools. Pre-requisites: Familiarity with Windows 7 and completion ofWord 2010 Level 1 or equivalent knowledge is recom-mended.

12824 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 11-12 6:00-9:00 PM12825 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 25-26 6:00-9:00 PM

Make Your Presentation !Zoomtastic!by Using PreziThink of your presentation as a canvas that's waiting for youto create something fantastic. Prezi takes your presentationsto the next level. Make your presentations speak through sto-rylines. Watch movies, view PowerPoint slides, and includepictures and files into your presentation. In the class we willcreate a FREE Prezi account then create a basic Prezi presen-tation. Please bring your own lunch. There will be half hourlunch break.

12826 Saturday June 1 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Computer Boot Camp for NewbiesLevel 1This class is for absolute beginners. You recognize what a per-sonal computer is, but you want to understand all the partsand functions? Do you want 'Hardware' and 'Software' clar-ified for you? You want to be able to find files, know whereto go to open the Internet, and where to store your pictures?Do you want to know how to watch movies on your com-puter? Do you want to know how to create your own emailaccount - for FREE? Do you want to know how to 'Surf' theInternet? Do you want to know how to buy products online?Do you want to know how to set up an Amazon.com ac-count - for FREE? If you answered 'Yes' to one or more ofthese questions, then this class is for you! For this class you'llbe using the Windows 7 operating system. Please bring yourown lunch. There will be half hour lunch break.

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Unlocking Social Security(Adult)

This workshop will unravel some of the mysteriesof Social Security and answer such questions as:

• Will Social Security be there for me?• When should I begin to receive my benefits?• How can I maximize my benefits?

Speaker: Joe Schultz Financial Advisor, ANNEX WEALTHMANAGEMENT, LLC, 12700 W. Bluemound Rd. Suite 200Elm Grove, WI 53122, 262-786-6363


12824 Monday April 22 6:30-8:00 PM

Cost: Free, pre-registration required.Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 25


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Hot-Line 262-679-5645 for classupdates and class cancellations.When will a class be cancelled?see Policies, page 7.

Preparing for RetirementWorkshop(Adult)

When it comes to planning for retirement income, we believethat there is no “one size fits all” approach. There may be anynumber of ways to create a strategy tht reflects your life andyour financial situation.•What’s your plan?•Will you have enough money to do the things I want?•How can you tell whether you’re making progress towardmy goals? And if you’re not, what can you do?

This workshop covers your financial journey and what youmay want to consider in preparing for your ideal retirement.

Speaker: Paul Serdynski, Certified Financial Planning Pro-fessional and Financial Advisor, Rozman Wealth Manage-ment, 675 N. Barker Road, Ste 220, Brookfield WI 53045Phone: 262-798-7979


12833 Tuesday January 29 6:00-7:00 PM


Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advi-sors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member SIPC. Rozman WealthManagement is a separate entity from WFAFN.


Fundamentals of InvestingWorkshop(Adult)

Whether you are an experienced investor or just starting out,you may find this workshop helpful in maintaining or buildinga solid financial foundation. With so many investment choicesavailable, it is important that you understand them and howyou can use them to help you pursue your long term financialgoals. This three-pronged workshop covers: Why invest? Whereto invest? And the how’s and why’s of a wide variety of invest-ment vehicles. Are you wondering what to do with your 401Krollover? Are you wondering how much you need to save forretirement?

Speaker: Paul Serdynski, Certified Financial Planning Pro-fessional and Financial Advisor, Rozman Wealth Manage-ment, 675 N. Barker Road, Ste 220, Brookfield WI 53045Phone: 262-798-7979




Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advi-sors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member SIPC. Rozman WealthManagement is a separate entity from WFAFN.

Compost WorkshopThis is a collaborative program with New Berlin.(Adult)

Learn how to create your own compost, how to use it,and different bin styles to build or buy. Find out the 'Top10 Reasons' to compost! Discover the secrets of healthysoil for beautiful lawns and gardens and the role com-post plays. Drawing will be held to win a FREE compostbin.

Instructor: Meribeth Sullivan Waukesha CountyGreen Team

Location: New Berlin Community Center14750 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin

12843 Tuesday April 23 6:30-7:30 PM



Equestrian UsageHorses are allowed on the Highway 36 recreationtrail between Highway OO and Racine CountyLine and also Woods Road to Big Bend village lim-its. Please follow these rules when using this dual-use trail.

•Be acutely aware of hikers and bikers.•Keep horses on the designated trails.•When possible, ride on the shoulder of the trails.•Horses should be ridden at a controlled speed at

all times.•Riders should follow the rules of the road--stayon the right side of the trails.•All pets accompanying horse and rider should beleashed and under control•Clean up after your horse/pet.

Check out page 34 forseminars for beautifying

our outdoor spaces.



Adult & Family Trip OpportunitiesCome join the fun, meet new friends and discover new places and adventures with us. Tripsare open to seniors, adults and families. These trips are open to Muskego residents and theirfriends. The fee for most trips includes, transportation, ticket and sometimes even meals. Formore information on the following trips, contact the Muskego Parks and Recreation office at262-679-4108.

Chicago Shopping and Navy Pier Bus TripSaturday, June 8, 2013(Ages 3-Adult)

Come join us for a Chicago getaway with your family or friends. Shop at the Water Tower Place, Macy's, American Girl,Vera Bradley and many others. Within walking distance, you will find North Michigan Avenue known as the Magnifi-cent Mile where many world famous stores, such as Saks, Crate and Barrel, Nike Town, Tiffany, Disney Store, Nordstromand more are located.

Or visit Navy Pier•Take a ride on Navy Pier's most visible attraction, the 150-foot-high Ferris Wheel, where you will see unparalleled viewsof the skyline and lake front.•Play miniature golf at the 18- hole Links Miniature Golf Course•Visit the Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze•Don't miss Chicago's Children's Museum•Biggest attraction: 400 seat Navy Pier IMAX Theater•See the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows•Shops, Restaurants and more!

Bus will drop off at the Magnificent Mile and Navy Pier. Bus will depart Chicago at 5:30 PM sharp at the Magnificent Mile.Deadline to register is Wednesday, May 22.

Location: Bus departs and returns to Parking Lot, Franklin High School, 8222 South 51 Street, Franklin Check in willbegin at 7:45 AM. Bus will leave promptly at 8:00 AM.

12508 Saturday June 8 8:00 AM/5:30 PM


Note: Due to bus scheduling, refunds for cancellations will not be approved. If you cannot attend, it isadvisable to find someone to take your place and provide us their name and phone number for ourrecords. Children are welcome with a parent. Alcohol is not permitted on the bus. Drivers tip is in-cluded.

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OPDMD Usage of MuskegoRecreation TrailsBecause of the high number of trail users (factorII) with multi-use activities occurring on our trailsystem and while allowing for safe passing (fac-tor IV) from both directions and overall safe us-ages on our 8’ wide asphalt/stone trails,allowable OPDMD’s (only for persons with mobi-ilty disabilities) should not be wider than 32” andfor the safety of all users, all trail users shall ob-serve a not to exceed a 5 miles per hour speedlimit (factor I) on all park trails. Also, per the

city’s trail agreement lease with WeEnergies,they have determined that for safety reasons(factor IV) there are “no motorized recreationalvehicles, including but not limited to snowmo-biles, motor bikes, mini-bikes, motor cycles,mopeds, go-carts, and all terrain vehicles will beused, operated, or permitted on the licensepremises. Licensee/Licensor (City/WeEnergies)shall have the right to use motorized vehicles forpatrol and maintennce of the right-of-way landsused for hiking, biking, and cross-country skitrails.”


Class # Day Date Departure Time/Return Time

Men’s Softball LeagueRecreational softball league for men, all players must be 18years or older.

League applications can be picked up at the Parks andRecreation Department office or you may register on-line.Completed applications and league fees must be re-turned by April 13. League fee this year is $300. Eachteam may play each other twice depending on number ofentries, with a guarantee of at least 10 games. Fifteenchampionship T-shirts will be given to regular season win-ners. Individuals looking for a team may also call and theirname will be given to the league chairman. This leaguehas a league chairman who will help coordinate the pro-gram.

Location: Fields at Mill Valley Elementary SchoolW191S6445 Hillendale Drive

12698 Wednesdays May 15 6:00 PM

Cost: Resident $300 /team

Enrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 12 teams

Adult Leagues

Class # Days Starts Games Start

Women’s Softball LeagueRecreational softball league for women, all players must be18 years or older.

League applications can be picked up at the Parks andRecreation Department office or you may register on-line.Completed applications and league fees must be re-turned by April 13 League fee this year is $300. Eachteam may play each other twice depending on number ofentries, with a guarantee of at least 10 games. Fifteenchampionship T-shirts will be given to regular season win-ners. Individuals looking for a team may also call and theirname will be given to the league chairman. This leaguehas a league chairman who will help coordinate the pro-gram.

Location: Fields at Mill Valley Elementary SchoolW191S6445 Hillendale Drive

12699 Thursdays May 16 6:00 PM

Cost: Resident $300 /teamEnrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 12 teams

Volleyball Leagues(Adult Co-ed)

This will is a recreational volleyball league for AB teams,for players 18 years or older. Anyone playing on a collegeor high school team is not eligible to play. Please remem-ber there are no spectators, only players allowed, atleague play.

League applications can be picked up at the Parks andRecreation Department office or you may register on-line.Completed applications and league fees must bereturned by January 6 for the winter session.League fee this year is $275. Ten championship T-shirtswill be given to the team with the best overall seasonrecord. Each team may play each other twice dependingon number of entries, with a guarantee of at least 10

games. Due to a change in school programming, leaguewill be held at Bay Lane Middle School to make sure wedon’t miss too many weeks of play

Location: Bay Lane Middle School, GymS75W13960 Hilltop Drive

12721 Co-Ed Thursdays Jan. 10 7:00 PM

Cost: $275/team

Enrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 8 teams

Class # League Days Start Games

Class # Days Starts Games Start

League materials can be found on the Parks and Recreationwebsite at: www.cityofmuskego.org/parksrecreation

From that site, you can print league applications and rosterforms, view league rules and check team standings.

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Park Information

Mill Valley Ball Diamond Lights$20/Night

Idle Isle Park(W182 S6666 Hardtke Dr.)

Picnicking, boat launch, (18) car/boat trailer parking facilities,handicap accessible fishing pier, swimming and other recre-ational features. Attendants on duty weekends MemorialWeekend through Labor Day. There will be no lifeguards onduty. Swim at your own risk.

PARK HOURS--5:00 AM-10:00 PM

PARKING: $1.00 Muskego Residents, $4.00 Non-residentLAUNCHING: $7.00 Daily Fee (per craft)

Launching fees must be paid at all times (weekends or week-day/all year round). Receipt envelopes available at park, orseason pass affixed to windshield to show notice of pay-ment. Failure to comply with payment will result in a cita-tion. Daily receipt stubs will no longer be accepted as creditwhen purchasing a season launch pass.

LAUNCH FEES FOR 2012-2013SEASON City Residents $42.00PASSES City Senior Citizen Resident, 60+ Years $14.00

Non-city Residents $63.00

NOTE: A second pass may be purchased at half-price forthe same boat/trailer/owner and must be purchased at thesame time the first pass is being purchased.

Stop the VandalismAbuse and vandalism of your community and neighborhoodparks and facilities is a serious problem. Problems concerningvandalism can be costly and time-consuming process to correct.If you witness acts of vandalism or the results of such acts, pleasecontact the Parks and Recreation Department at 1-262-679-4108 or 1-262-679-5635 or the Muskego Police Departmentat 1-262-679-4130. Have pride in your parks and facilities, andplease show community support to prevent vandalism!

Park Building and ShelterRentalsAll clubs/associations, groups or affiliations wishing to usea facility must complete the Application Form for Use of ParkBuildings/Shelters available at the Parks and Recreation De-partment.

JENSEN AND HORN PARKS$10/hour Residents, $20/hour Non-residents, $25.00 secu-rity for organized meetings, $75.00 security deposit for allother activities, $25.00 key deposit when custodian notavailable. (Note: Private parties are disallowed; i.e., wed-dings, anniversaries, birthdays.)

BLUHM PARK, DENOON PARK, MANCHESTER HILL PARKVETERANS MEMORIAL PARK**IDLE ISLE PARK**Adults/Families, 1-75 persons $75 Resident $100Non-resident

76-150 persons $100 Resident $125 Non-resident

151-200 persons $150 Resident $175 Non-residentYouth/Non-profit, 1-75 persons $50 Resident

$100 Non-resident76-150 persons $75 Resident

$125 Non-resident151-200 persons $125 Resident

$175 Non-residentKey Deposit- $25.00

(Bluhm/Veterans when staff not available.)**Available Monday-Thursday only, no holidays.

OLD TOWN HALL The Old Town Hall at the Old Settlement Centre is avail-able for rental. Rental availability is based on whether ornot programs are being held and only open for rental dur-ing the current program session (i.e. Jan.-May, Jun.-Aug.or Sep.-Dec.).

Old Town Hall Fees & Charges:Security Deposit (Required): $250.00 Cleaning Fee (Required): $50.00Beer Permit: $0.00 Resident; $10.00 Non-resident

Rental Rates for Maximum of 100 People:Resident: $100.00 for 4 hours (4 Hour Min.)

Non-Resident: $150.00 for 4 hours (4 Hour Min.) Additional Rental Beyond 4 Hours @ $25.00 per hour

Beer Permit PolicyCity ordinance 26.02 (d) stipulates that the consumption of beerwill be allowed in any city park by permit only. A permit must beobtained at the Parks and Recreation Department office duringregular office hours at least one complete week prior to the daterequested for usage. Permit applications must be filed in personas age must be verified by valid operator’s license, Wisconsin I.D.card, or birth certificate.

BEER PERMIT FEEResident: No charge Non-resident: $10.00

For more information on our parks, visit the city’s web site at www.cityofmuskego.org.\parkrecreation

Annual Park Operations Timetable-Docks are installed the first weekend in May. -Restrooms open May 1 with closure on September 30 for IdleIsle, Lions, Kurth, Bluhm Farm (south side) and Veterans Memo-rial Park.-Idle Isle staff on duty weekends and holidays only from thefirst Saturday in May until Labor Day. -Swimming lines at Idle Isle Park beach area are in by the Me-morial Day weekend.

Please remember not to feedor harass wildlife.Please re-spect our wildlife that are

present in our parks. Thankyou.

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1. Bluhm Farm ParkS77W13607 McShane Dr. 50.0 D • • • • • • • • • • •

2.. Boxhorn LaunchS90W13960 Boxhorn Dr. • • •

3. Denoon ParkW216S10798 Crowbar Dr.

53.0 D • • • • • • • • • • •4. Durham Launch

S82W13783 Durham Dr. D • • •5. Freedom Square

Parkland & Janesville.5 D •

6. Horn Field (Park)S79W18200 Horn Park Dr.

11.8 D • • • • • • • • • • •7. Idle Isle Park

W182S6666 Hardtke Dr.7.0 D • • • • • • • • •

8. Jensen/Lee Hubka ParkW185S6599 Agate Dr.

3.5 D • • • • • • • •9. Kurth Park

S70W14415 Belmont Dr.17.5 D • • • • • • • • • •

10. Lions ParkS77W18950 Lions Park Dr.

3.5 D • • • • • • •11. Manchester Hill Park

W167S7650 Parkland Dr.15.5 D • • • • • • • • •

12. Moorland ParkW154S7105 Moorland Rd.

37.0 U • • • • •13. Old Settlement Centre

W184S8074 Racine Ave.8.0 D • • • • • •

14. Park ArthurS63W17833 College Ave.

46.0 U • •15. Schmidt Park

S67W13660 Fleetwood Dr.6.5 D • • • • •

16. Veterans’ Memorial W182S8200 Racine Ave.

1.0 D • • • • • • • • • •

17. Bay Lane MiddleS75W16399 Hilltop Dr. 5.0 D • • • •

18. Lake Denoon MiddleW216S10586 Crowbar Dr. 18.0 D • •

19. Mill Valley ElementaryW191S6445 Hillendale Dr. 5.0 D • • • •

20. Muskego ElementaryS75W17476 Janesville Rd. 1.5 D • • • •

21. Muskego High SchoolW183S8750 Racine Ave. 8.0 D • • • • • • • •

22. Tess Corners ElementaryW147S6800 Durham Pl. 3.5 D • • • •

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Muskego MapThe table listed on page 46 details the park facilities at each of the existing park and school sites inMuskego. For more detailed identification of each location, please refer to the map.

Aquatics @ Franklin High School Pool

OPEN POOL(Open to All Ages)

Bring your suit and towel and take the BIG SPLASHParticipants are asked to remove band-aids and gum before en-tering the pool area. Showers are required prior to swimming.Rules and regulations are posted and must be followed.*Children should NOT be dropped off before the start ofopen pool and MUST be picked up NO later than 15 min-utes AFTER pool closes. There will be NO supervision pro-vided before or after these times.

LOCATION: Franklin High School Pool, 8222 S. 51 St., Franklin

ADMISSION FEES: Please Pay in the Pool AreaStudents (under 18)...............$2.00Adults.........................................$3.00Senior Citizens...........................FREE

PARENTS/GUARDIANS PLEASE NOTE: In order forchildren to be allowed in the diving well, ALL childrenMUST pass a swimming test conducted by the lifeguardstaff.

OPEN POOL POLICYPlease enjoy our facility. Parents, please remember: There is ab-solutely NO safe substitute for close parental supervision whenyour children come to Open Pool. Our lifeguards are there toenforce the pool rules and to respond to emergencies. Youare responsible for your children!

1. NO FLOTATION devices such as “swimmies,” inner tubes, etc. will be permitted in the pool. ONLY COAST GUARD APPROVED LIFE JACKETS WILL BE PERMITTED. If you have questions, please ask one of the lifeguards.

2. Non-swimmers, children age 6 years and younger and/or under 48” in height, MUST be accompanied in the pool byan adult, who must be within arms reach, providingtouch supervision AT ALL TIMES. This means adult must be in the water with their child(ren).

3. Children who are non-swimmers WILL NOT BE permitted in the diving well at any time even with parental supervision.

4. In case of pool evacuation, participants should have a towel and a clean pair of shoes on deck.

No shoes, boots or outdoor footware are wornon deck.

OPEN SWIM!!!Saturdays

Dates: April 20-May 18 Times: 12:00 – 1:30 PM

Attention!Please note the aquatic programs on the follow-ing pages are through the Franklin RecreationDepartment. This is their swim program beingoffered to Muskego residents at Franklin residentrates.

You must register with Franklin for these classes.Call 414-423-4646 for availability only, as theirdepartment does not accept phone registrationsat this time. Please mail the form on page 54 totheir office, stop by their office or register onlineat www.franklin.k12.wi.usRegistrations for Muskego residents be-gins December 18. The registration form is onpage 54.

Franklin High School Pool is located at

8222 S. 51 Street, Franklin.Please use the door marked Community

Ed./Athletics.

Pool temperature and maintenance is regulated by theHigh School Maintenance Department, not the FranklinCommunity Education and Recreation Department. Re-quests have been made for varying swim water and airtemperature. Due to limited capabilities of swimming poolequipment, the maintenance department makes every at-tempt to maintain a water temperature of 80-83 degreesand the air temperature of 84-87 degrees. These tempera-tures could be cold for some swimmers.

PLEASE FOLLOW THE POSTED SIGNS RE-GARDING THE POOL OBSERVATIONAREA.

ON DECK SWIM LESSON OBSERVATION AREA RULES•NO Food or Drink•Children must be supervised at all times.•No playing or climbing on the bleachers. Please remain

seated.•All observers must remain seated behind the yellow rope.

Please do not wander around the pool deck.•No street shoes can be worn into the pool area.•Please walk on the pool deck.

We ask that all participants help us keep the poolsafe by following the above rules. If these rulesare not followed, you will be asked to leave thepool area.

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Aquatics @ Franklin High School PoolBefore You Take The Plunge!The Franklin Recreation Department offers a diverse rangeof recreational and instructional programs. We offer theAmerican Red Cross Learn to Swim Program, which in-cludes lessons for infants, school age children and adults.This program focuses on having fun while keeping swim-mers safe in and around the water.

Locker Room AttendantsLocker room attendants are NOT on duty. However, lockerroom checks will be made periodically by pool staff. Youthwho are 5 years of age or older must use the appropriatelocker room. Prior to the start of the class and once dis-missed from the pool, participants are NOT supervised bythe swim staff. Staff members are preparing for classes orOpen Pool. Please plan accordingly.

During swim lessons, an area in the locker rooms will be des-ignated for moms and dads who have to assist children ages2-4 for changing purposes. Moms and dads are responsiblefor supervision of their child and are asked to be discrete.

What to Bring/Fire AlarmParticipants must furnish their own swim suits, locks andtowels. Patrons are allowed to bring towels and shoes on

the deck in case there is a fire drill. Please be aware that atsome time we may have to evacuate the pool area and gooutside. Children as well as adults should have a small bagwith their towel and shoes available on the deck at all times.

ShowersShowers MUST be taken before going into Open Swim,Aquatic Fitness Classes or Youth Swim Lessons. NOFOOD, DRINKS or GUM are permitted anywhere insidethe pool area.

New Class Procedures:Important Information for NEW Swim ParticipantsPlease read the following descriptions on entry level skills toenroll your child in the appropriate swim level. Age andheight requirements are set for the safety and welfare of thestudents. Please do not ask for an exception.

Swimming lessons are taught by Red Cross CertifiedInstructors or high school swim aides, under the su-pervision of certified instructors and are designed toteach and improve skills and to instill a positive andsafe attitude toward water.

(NEW) Shallow Water Basket-ball/Football

Ages (11 – 16)

Are you bored because you cannotget outside and play basketball orfootball with your friends? Tired ofthe cold weather and want to besomewhere warm? Come join us forvarious water basketball and football-games. Must be comfortable in thewater.

MEETS: Saturdays, January 5 – February 2

(5 sessions)

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM

FEE: Franklin Resident ………………... $18Non-Resident ……………………... $27

CODE: AQ150-1

LOCATION: Franklin High School –Pool

ENROLLMENT: Min. 6 Max. 12

INSTRUCTOR: Lifeguard Staff

(NEW) Competitive StartsWorkshop

Ages (10 – 16)Must have completed Level 6 or

Building Block 10

Did you know that how you startyour swim race will determine howyou do in the race? Come learn howto perform long shallow dives in thediving well and then progress to div-ing off a diving block. This course isdesigned for those who want tolearn competitive starts. This course isnot just designed for beginners. Moreadvanced swimmers can join, too.

MEETS: Saturday, February 9

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM

FEE: Franklin Resident ……...……….. $10Non-Resident ……………....……. $15

CODE: AQ151-1




(NEW) Turns WorkshopAges 10-16

Must have completed Level 6

Did you know how quickly you turnoff the wall will determine the out-come of your race? Come learn howto perform front and back flip turns,breaststroke open turn and butterflyopen turn. This courseis designed for those who want tolearn competitive turns.This course is not just designed forbeginners. More advancedswimmers can join too.

MEETS: Saturdays, February 16 & 23

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM

FEE: Franklin Resident...................... $18Non-Resident ........................... $27

CODE: AQ152-1




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Aquatics @ Franklin High School PoolLittle Dippers

Child & Parent1(6 months-18 months)

Children will swim and play with a parentor other adult. Class will include adjust-ment to the water, songs, games, basicswim movements and safety skills.Childneeds to wear a “huggies” swimmer dia-pers (no exceptions please).Session A Code AQ100-AX 8:00-8:30 AMSession B Code AQ100-AY 8:00-8:30 AMSession 4 Code AQ100-100 6:00-6:30 PMSession 6 Code AQ100-101 6:00-6:30 PMSession 7 Code AQ100-102 6:00-6:30 PMSession 8 Code AQ100-103 6:00-6:30 PMSession 9 Code AQ100-104 6:00-6:30 PMSession 10 Code AQ100-105 6:00-6:30 PMSession 11 Code AQ100-106 6:00-6:30 PMSession 13 Code AQ100-107 6:00-6:30 PM

ENROLLMENT: Min. 6, Max. 15

Little Dippers Child & Parent 2

(18 months-3 years)Children will learn the fundamentals witha parent or other adult. Class will includeadjustment to the water by singing,games, exploring, putting mouth and facein the water, basic swim movements andsafety skills. Child needs to wear a “hug-gies” swimmer diapers (no exceptionsplease).Session A Code AQ101-AX 8:00-8:30 AMSession B Code AQ101-AY 8:00-8:30 AMSession 4 Code AQ101-100 6:00-6:30 PMSession 6 Code AQ101-101 6:00-6:30 PMSession 7 Code AQ101-102 6:00-6:30 PMSession 8 Code AQ101-103 6:00-6:30 PMSession 9 Code AQ101-104 6:00-6:30 PMSession 9 Code AQ101-104 6:00-6:30 PMSession 10 Code AQ101-105 6:00-6:30 PMSession 11 Code AQ101-106 6:00-6:30 PMSession 13 Code AQ101-107 6:00-6:30 PM

ENROLLMENT: Min. 6/Max.15

Little Dippers Child & Parent 3(Ages 3 + years)

This course is similar to the PreschoolLevel 1 program and is for the begin-ner swimmer. Parent or other adult isrequired to be in the water during thisclass. Children learn to become com-fortable in the water. Skills include put-ting face in, bubbles, front and backfloats, front and back glides, kickingand arm strokes.Session A Code AQ102-AX 8:30-9:00 AMSession B Code AQ102-AY 8:30-9:00 AMSession 4 Code AQ102-87 6:00-6:30 PMSession 6 Code AQ102-88 6:30-7:00 PM

ENROLLMENT: Min. 6/Max. 15

Preschool Level 1(Ages 4-5 years)

For the beginner swimmer. Empha-sizes comfort in the water, safety andskills performed with the assistance ofan instructor. Skills include: puttingface in, bubbles, front and back floats,front and back glides, kicking and armstrokes.Session A Code AQ133-AU 9:00-9:30 AMSession B Code AQ133-AV 9:00-9:30 AMSession 1 Code AQ133-53 6:30-7:00 PMSession 2 Code AQ133-54 6:00-6:30 PMSession 3 Code AQ133-55 6:30-7:00 PMSession 4 Code AQ133-56 6:00-6:30 PMSession 5 Code AQ133-57 6:30-7:00 PMSession 6 Code AQ133-58 6:00-6:30 PM


Preschool Level 2(Ages 4-5 years)

For students who have passed pre-school level 1. Safety and skill per-formed with some assistance from aninstructor. Skills include: bobbing, bub-bles, front and back floats, front andback glides, kicking and arm strokes onfront and back, and treading in shallowwater.Session A Code AQ134-AA 8:30-9:00 AMSession B Code AQ134-AB 8:30-9:00 AMSession 1 Code AQ134-51 6:00-6:30 PMSession 2 Code AQ134-52 6:30-7:00 PMSession 3 Code AQ134-53 6:00-6:30 PMSession 4 Code AQ134-54 6:30-7:00 PMSession 5 Code AQ134-55 6:00-6:30 PMSession 6 Code AQ134-56 6:30-7:00 PM


Swim Session Dates:Saturday Mornings•Session A Jan. 5-Feb. 23

(8 classes)•Session B Mar. 2-May 18

(No swim Mar. 30, Apr. 6 & 13) (9 classes)

Monday and Wednesday •Session 1 Jan. 14 - Feb. 13

(No swim Feb. 4 & 6) (8 classes)

•Session 3 Feb. 25 - Mar. 27(10 classes)

•Session 5 Apr. 15 - May 15(8 classes)

Monday Only•Session 7 Jan. 14-Mar. 25

(No swim Feb. 4 & 18) (9 classes)

•Session 9 Apr. 15-May 13(5 classes)

Wednesday Only•Session 11 Jan. 16-Mar. 27

(No swim Feb. 6 & 20)(9 classes)

•Session 13 Apr. 17-May 15(5 classes)

Tuesday and Thursday •Session 2 Jan. 24 - Feb. 19

(8 classes)•Session 4 Feb. 26-Mar. 28

(10 classes)•Session 6 Apr. 16-May 16

(10 classes)Tuesday Only•Session 8 Jan. 29-Feb. 19

(4 classes)Thursday Only•Session 10 Jan. 24-Feb.14

(4 classes)

SWIM SESSION FEES: (4 classes)Franklin Resident....................$15Non-Resident............................$23(5 classes)Franklin Resident....................$19Non-Resident............................$29(8 classes)Franklin Resident....................$30Non-Resident............................$45(9 classes)Franklin Resident....................$33Non-Resident............................$50(10 classes)Franklin Resident....................$37Non-Resident............................$56

CLASS ENROLLMENTS LIMITED!

Mini FRATFor Any Swimmer Level 6

and AboveProgram is geared towards those whowish to learn competitive style swim-ming without competitive style training.We will teach all the drills necessary tobe on a competitive swim team.Session A Code AQ109-AU 10:00-10:50 AMSession B Code AQ109-AV 10:00-10:50 AMSession 1 Code AQ109-49 7:00-7:50 PMSession 3 Code AQ109-50 7:00-7:50 PMSession 5 Code AQ109-51 7:00-7:50 PM

ENROLLMENT: Min. 5/Max. 12 In the event the fire alarm issounded, all people in the pool will

evacuate and remain on the pooldeck until further instruction is

given.

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Aquatics @ Franklin High School PoolPreschool Level 3(Ages 4-5 years)

For students who have passed pre-school level 2. Safety and skills per-formed independently. Skills include:bobbing, front and back floats, front andback glides, combined stroke on frontand back, finning on back, and treadingin shallow water.

Session A Code AQ135-AA 9:30-10:00 AMSession B Code AQ135-AB 9:30-10:00 AMSession 1 Code AQ135-33 6:30-7:00 PMSession 3 Code AQ135-34 6:30-7:00 PMSession 5 Code AQ135-35 6:30-7:00 PM


Level 1 - Introduction toWater Skills

(Ages 6-14 years)For the beginning swimmer. Empha-sizes comfort in the water, safety andskills performed with the help of an in-structor. Skills include: putting face in,blowing bubbles, bobbing, front andback floats, front and back glides, kickingand arm strokes on front and back.

Session A Code AQ103-DA 8:30-9:00 AMSession B Code AQ103-DB 8:30-9:00 AMSession 1 Code AQ103-103 6:30-7:00 PMSession 3 Code AQ103-104 6:30-7:00 PMSession 5 Code AQ103-105 6:30-7:00 PM


Level 2Fundamental Aquatic Skills

(Ages 6-14 years)For students who have passed Level 1Introduction to Water Skills, and arecomfortable in the water. Emphasis willbe on performing skills independently.Skills include: bobbing with head fullysubmerged, front and tuck floats, backfloats, front and back glides, treading inshallow water, and combined stroke onfront and back.

Session A Code AQ104-CL 9:00-9:50 AMSession B Code AQ104-CM 9:00-9:50 AMSession 1 Code AQ104-85 6:00-6:50 PMSession 3 Code AQ104-86 6:00-6:50 PMSession 5 Code AQ104-87 6:00-6:50 PM


Level 3

Stroke Development(Ages 6-14 years)

For students who have passed Level 2.Will perform some skills in deep waterand also concentrate on learning newstrokes. Skills include: sitting and kneel-ing dives, rotary breathing, front crawland elementary backstroke. Will alsolearn the scissors, dolphin and breast-stroke kicks.

Session A Code AQ105-CP 10:00-10:50 AMSession B Code AQ105-CQ 10:00-10:50 AMSession 2 Code AQ105-82 6:00-6:50 PM Session 4 Code AQ105-83 6:00-6:50 PMSession 6 Code AQ105-84 6:00-6:50 PM


Level 4A - Stroke Improvement

(ages 6-14 years)For students who have passed Level 3.Will increase distance and technique onfront crawl and elementary backstroke,as well as improve scissors, dolphin, andbreaststroke kicks. New skills include:back crawl, compact dive, swim under-water, treading - 1 kick, dolphin kick onback, and open turn on front and back.Session A Code AQ106-CB 9:00-9:50 AMSession B Code AQ106-CC 9:00-9:50 AMSession 1 Code AQ106-61 7:00-7:50 PMSession 3 Code AQ106-62 7:00-7:50 PMSession 5 Code AQ106-63 7:00-7:50 PM


Level 4B - Stroke Improvement

(Ages 6-14 years)For students who have passed Level 4A.Will increase distance and technique onfront and back crawl, elementary back-stroke. New skills will include sidestroke,butterfly, breaststroke, treading water -2 kicks, stride and surface dive, and sur-vival swimming. ((If enrolling online,scroll down the page to find this course.It is not listed by 4A.)Session A Code AQ137-AA 10:00-10:50AMSession B Code AQ137-AB 10:00-10:50 AMSession 2 Code AQ137-26 7:00-7:50 PMSession 4 Code AQ137-27 7:00-7:50 PMSession 6 Code AQ137-28 7:00-7:50 PM


Level 5

Stroke Refinement(Ages 6-14 years)

For students who have passed Level 4B.Will increase distance and technique onfront crawl, back crawl, elementarybackstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, andbutterfly. New skills include flip turn onfront and back, shallow dive, surfacedives, and sculling.Session A Code AQ107-AX 9:00-9:50 AMSession B Code AQ107-AY 9:00-9:50 AMSession 1 Code AQ107-52 7:00-7:50 PMSession 3 Code AQ107-53 7:00-7:50 PMSession 5 Code AQ107-54 7:00-7:50 PM


Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Profi-ciency/Fitness Swimmer

(Ages 6-14 years)For students who have passed Level 5.Will increase stroke refinement and en-durance on all strokes learned in previ-ous levels. Will also use ace clock, finsand pull buoys and fitness principles. **Ifthere are less than 5 students enrolled inthis course, you will be combied withthe Level 5 class. Please note, that youwill work on Level 6 distances in thiscourse.**Session 1 Code AQ108-50 7:00-7:50 PMSession 3 Code AQ108-51 7:00-7:50 PMSession 5 Code AQ108-52 7:00-7:50 PM


(NEW) Shallow Water PoloAges (11 – 16)

Want to learn something new? Wish youhad a reason to be in the pool? This pro-gram introduces water polo team skills andgame concepts to youth ages 11+ yearsold and provides the opportunity for partici-pants to make new friends, set goals, andtake part in a developmental sports pro-gram. This is a co-ed recreational class dedi-cated to the fundamentals of water polo,rules, fun games. The shallow end of thepool will be used for this activity. Must becomfortable in the water and be able toswim 15 meters.

MEETS: Saturdays, March 2 - 23 (4 sessions)

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PMFEE: Franklin Resident ……………. $16

Non-Resident ………………… $24CODE: AQ153-1LOCATION: Franklin High School –PoolENROLLMENT: Min. 10 Max. 14INSTRUCTOR: Lifeguard Staff

Pool temperature and maintenance is regulated by the High School Mainte-nance Department, not the Franklin Community Education and RecreationDepartment. Requests have been made for varying swim water and air tem-perature. Due to limited capabilities of swimming pool equipment, the main-tenance department makes every attempt to maintain a water temperature of80-83 degrees and the air temperature of 84-87 degrees. These temperaturescould be cold for some swimmers.

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Aquatics @ Franklin High School PoolAdult Lap Swim

Adults 18+Adult Lap Swim is for adults 18 and over.No competitive swimmers will be al-lowed to swim at this time. Lap Swim isheld only on Youth Swim Days.Please check out our website forschedule.www.franklin.k12.wi.us, click onRec. Dept., click on Open Activi-ties and click on Open ActivitiesCalendar.

Dates: Monday-ThursdayTime: 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Admission: Please pay lifeguard inthe pool area. Exact change is appreci-ated.Adults.......$3.00 Senior Citizens.....Free

Shallow Water Exercise(Ages 17+)

Use the benefits of water to your advan-tage. Experience resistance without put-ting strain on your joints. This class willimprove your cardiovascular health andincrease your flexibility. All participantsare encouraged to work at their ownpace. No swimming skills are necessaryto participate in this class. NNot sure if thisclass is for you. Come and try it FREE onMonday, March 18 and/or Wednesday,March 20.

Session 1 - Code: AQ125-62Mondays, January 7 - March 4 (No class Feb. 4)7:00-7:50 PMFee: $27.00

Session 2 - Code: AQ125-63Wednesdays, January 9 - March 6 (No class February 6.)7:00-7:50 PMFee: $27.00Session 3 - Code: AQ125-64Mondays, March 25-May 6 (No classes April 1 & 8)7:00-7:50 PMFee: $17.00Session 4 - Code: AQ125-65Wednesdays, March 27-May 8 (No classes April 3 & 10)7:00-7:50 PMFee: $17.00

Enrollment: Min. 6/Max. 20

Adult Beginner Swim +TeenSwim Lessons

(Ages 11+)Adults and Teens, here is your chance tolose your fear of water and learn toswim. Come enjoy the health benefits ofswimming. Our patient and understand-ing staff will help create an individual-ized swim plan just for you. don’tdelay...NOW is the time to jump on in!Participants will work independently forportions of the course. **Please note, if more than 5 teen swim-mers are enrolled, we will create a sepa-rate class from the adult swimmers.Please list “Teen” in the comment sectionwhen you register.

Session 2 Code AQ110-54 7:00-7:50 PMSession 4 Code AQ110-55 7:00-7:50 PMSession 6 Code AQ110-56 7:00-7:50 PM


Adult Intermediate SwimAlready know the basic swim strokes?Feeling a bit rusty in your technique?This is definitely the course for you!Come work on your stroke refinementand endurance.

Session 1 Code AQ130-31 7:55-8:45 PMSession 3 Code AQ130-32 7:55-8:45 PM Session 5 Code AQ130-33 7:55-8:45 PM


Adult Triathlon Lap SwimAre you planning on doing a triathlon inthe near future? Use this time to in-crease your endurance and improveyour stroke technique.

Session 1 Code AQ142-17 7:55-8:45 PMSession 3 Code AQ142-18 7:55-8:45 PMSession 5 Code AQ142-19 7:55-8:45 PM


Swimming Badge(Junior Girl Scouts)

Learn how to perform basic reachingand throwing assists, use the buddy sys-tem, keep afloat with clothing, experi-ment with the various swim strokes andplay games in the water to have fun.Participants must have either completedthe American Red Cross Level 2 or beable to swim 25 yards on the front andback in good form. Participants need tobring a set of clothing to wear in thewater - blue jeans and a long-sleeveshirt, to complete one of the require-ments. Bridging Brownies are not per-mitted in this workshop. This workshopprovides the scouts the opportunity tocomplete the activities required for thebadge, but it does not include the actualbadge.

Meets: Saturday, March 9Time: 1:30-3:00 PMCode: AQ112-15Fee: Franklin Resident. $8.00 /

Non-resident $11.00Enrollment: Min. 10/Max. 20

Water Fun Badge(Junior Girl Scouts)

Learn how to use a lifejacket, performbasic reaching and throwing assists, usethe buddy system, learn about the pooland the job of a lifeguard, swim strokesto make progress in the water, playgames in the water and have fun whileearning this badge. Participants musthave either completed the AmericanRed Cross Level 2 or be comfortable indeep water and able to swim a stroke onfront and back without stopping. Bridg-ing Brownies may enroll in this work-shop. This workshop provides the scoutsthe opportunity to complete the activi-ties required for the badge, but it doesnot include the actual badge.

Meets: Saturday, April 27Time: 1:30-3:00 PMCode: AQ113-15Fee: Franklin Resident. $8.00 /


Aquanaut(Webelos Scouts)

Earn the Aquanaut Activity Badge. Learn how to surfacedive and racing dive, use a mask, use a lifejacket, perform areaching and throwing assist, use the buddy system, use thesafe swim defense and the basic rules for safe swimming.Participants must have either completed the American RedCross Level 2 or be able to submerge head completely andswim a stroke on front and back in the shallow and deepwater for one length of the pool. Participants may bringtheir own mask and fins if they have them. This workshop

provides scouts the opportunity to complete the activities re-quired for the badge, but it does not include the actualbadge.

Meets: Saturday, February 9Time: 1:30-3:00 PMCode: AQ114-13Fee: Franklin Resident. $8.00 /


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Coordinator: Tammie Bettinger

Aquatics @ Franklin High School PoolFranklin Recreation Aquatics Team (F.R.A.T.)For Any Swimmer Above Level 6

If you enjoy swimming, but don’t want to compete in swimmeets, this is the program for you. Join our swim team forfun and fitness in a positive environment of athletic encour-agement!! Our emphasis is not based on competition, butstriving to become the best that you can be. Swimmers willlearn competitive style drills, starts and turns from an experi-enced coach. Please bring athletic shoes for dry land activi-ties.

Location: Franklin High School - PoolTime: 6:30-8:30 PM

Instructor: Coach ColtonFee: Franklin Resident $90.00

Session 1 Code: AQ115-23Meets: Tuesday and Thursday

January 15-March 12 (No swim Jan. 22 & Feb. 21)

Session 2 Code: AQ115-24Meets: Tuesday and Thursday

March 14-May 16 (No swim April 2, 4, 9, 11)

Enrollment: Min. 20, Max. 40

Building Blocks of Swimming(Ages 4-16)

Has your child been stuck in the same level? In this class, your child will focus more on the key swimming skills needed tocomplete the American Red Cross swim program. On the first day, all swimmers will be tested to determine what block theyshould be in. At the end of the first day, the swimmers will be placed in the appropriate block. After they pass a block, theywill automatically move up to the next block the next time they come to class. The skills that must be mastered in each blockare listed below.

Block 1 Focuses on bobs and blowing bubbles. Each student needs to do 10 full, relaxed bobs.

Block 2 Focuses on front and back floats. Each student needs to hold both floats for 10 seconds each, unsupported.

Block 3 Focuses on front and back glides. Each student needs to do a front and back glide for 10 meters (2 widths).

Block 4 Focuses on the front crawl. Each student needs to be able to swim 15 meters (half of the pool), unsupported. (The basics ofARC level 2)

Block 5 Focuses on the front crawl with rotary breathing. Each student must swim 25 meters (one length of pool) unsupported withrotary breathing. (The basics of ARC level 3)

Block 6 Focuses on the front crawl and back crawl. Each student must swim 25 meters (one length of pool) of front and back crawl.

Block 7 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl breaststroke kick. Each student must swim 50 meters (two lengths of pool) front andback crawl, tread deep water for 30 seconds, and perform the proper breaststroke kick for 15 meters. (The basics of ARC Level 4).

Block 8 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke. Each student must swim 100 meters front crawl, 50 meters back crawl,25 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 1 minute.

Block 9 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke/butterfly kick. Each student must swim 100 meters front and back crawl,50 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 1 minute and 30 seconds, and perform butterfly kick for 25 meters. (The basics of ARCLevel 5).

Block 10 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke/ butterfly. Each student must swim 200 meters, 100 meters back crawl,100 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 2 minutes, and 50 meters butterfly.

Session A - AQ128-45 11:00-11:30 AM Session B - AQ128-46 11:00-11:30 AM

Price for 9 Sessions: Franklin resident $47.00 / Non-resident $71.00Price for 8 Sessions: Franklin resident $42.00/Non-resident $63.00Enrollment: Minimum 7, Maximum 30 Instructors: Franklin Swim Staff

Attention! Attention! Attention! Attention! Attention!Please note the aquatic programs on the previous pages are through the Franklin Recreation Department. This is

their swim program being offered to Muskego residents at Franklin resident rates. You must register with Franklin forthese classes. Call 414-423-4646 for availablity only, as their department does not accept phone registrations at thistime. Please mail the form on page 54 to their office, stop by their office or register online at www.Franklin.k12.wi.us

Registrations for Muskego residents begins December 18. The registration form is on page 54. The pool is located in the Franklin High School, located at 8222 South 51 Street.

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Community Happenings

Muskego Athletic Association, Inc. (M.A.A.) plans to startonline registration for the 2012 baseball/softball season inDecember at www.TheMAA.org . In person registrationwill be held in January. First-time registrants will need birthcertificates.

Registration DATES (subject to change)--check web site:

In person DATES:Saturday, January 5 @ Muskego Public Library,

9:00 AM-2:00 PM Wednesday, January 16 @ Muskego Public Library,

6:00 PM-8:00 PM

(Online registration planned to start early December. Date to be determined)

Registration will be for the following youth leagueswith ages as of September 1, 2012:

Co-ed T-Ball (5-6 Years)PeeWee Coach Pitch Baseball (7-8 Years)Jr. Coach Pitch Softball (7-9 Years) Int. Softball (10-12 Years)Sr. Softball (13-16 Years)Youth Baseball (9-10 Years)Jr. Baseball (11-12 Years)Int. Baseball (13-15 Years)Sr. Baseball (16-18 Years) If enough interest

Watch for detailed information in a citywide mailingto be sent in December! More information will alsobe available on the web at www.TheMAA.org

For more information, email: [email protected]

A non-profit volunteer organization providing theexperience and teaching of tackle football in direct

relation with the Muskego High School football pro-gram. Teams from 1st grade through 8th grade. The1st through 5th grade players play in Racine YouthSports (RYS) football league and 6th through 8th

grade play in the AAYFI league. For additional infor-mation, please email

[email protected] and see our web-site at www.muskegoyouthfootball.com

Linda Adams-Migliaccio – MSC PresidentE-mail: [email protected]: (414)803-9867

We use the Milwaukee Kickers secure on-line registrationsystem. To sign up please go to: www.mksc.org and clickon “2012-2013 registration.” Instructions are given. Inorder to play on a MSC team, you must sign up under theMuskego Region. With the online system you will pay bycredit card. Other options are available. If you have regis-tration questions or problems, please contact Sue Mersen-ski at [email protected] or (414)704-5964.

With the assistance of the Muskego Parks and Rec Depart-ment and the Milwaukee Kickers, we are able to offer soc-cer playing opportunities to all children (ages 4-16) at everyskill level. MSC is a non-profit volunteer operated organi-zation. Our programming includes: Recreational teams inboth the Kickers and Metro league; Select league teams;summer camps; Indoor academy and winter leagues. Allplayers in our rec leagues are guaranteed a minimum of50 percent playing time. We offer two 8-week seasons [falland spring]. Registration fees vary by age group. For moreinformation, please visit our website at www.muskegosoc-cer.com

Muskego Athletic AssociationM.A.A.

Muskego High School Student Council will sponsor its an-nual blood drive on February 13. The drive will begin at7:30 AM and go until 12:35 PM. Please contact Susan Lo-effler-Bell ([email protected]) toschedule an appointment. To get information regardingage, height and weight requirements, please go towww.bcw.edu

Muskego County Park is a member of the Waukesha CountyParks System. For additional information regarding MuskegoCounty Park activities, please call the Waukesha CountyPark office at 1-262-548-7801.

Camping: 2013 Season April-October

Beach Open: June-AugustWeekdays 11 AM-7 PMSaturdays/Sundays/Holidays 10 AM-7 PM

Hours: Sunrise to 10:00 PM Year-round

Park stickers can be purchased at any of the eight park en-trances, park offices, Retzer Nature Center or at the Parks andLand Use Department located in the Waukesha County CourtHouse at 515 W. Moreland Blvd., Room AC 230, Waukesha,WI 53188.

Muskego Kickers Soccer Club

Muskego Jr. WarriorsYouth Football Muskego High School

Annual Blood Drive

Muskego County Park

Muskego AFS

“Helping to change the world, one person at a time.”Step Up, Stand Out, Study Abroad with AFS,

Become a Citizen of the World

Live and go to high school in another country! Learn anew language and make new friends! Get the skills and ex-perience that colleges and employers seek! AFS has year,semester and summer programs in 44 countries aroundthe world. For more information, call 414-422-0863.


Want to meet new people or visit with old Friends?Join in on the fun with the craft group. There is noage requirements, anyone is welcome!

Thursdays 9:30 AM-2:00 PMMuskego Public Library

S73W16663 Janesville RoadIf you need help on a specific craft or wish to learn anew one--check this out! Coffee and tea is pro-vided. Spouses are welcome. Instruction is free, butyou must provide your own supplies. Don’t missthe fun!

Do you love the game of Sheepshead or Euchre?Here is a great opportunity to meet other peoplewho share your passion for the game!

Location: Muskego Public Library(S73W16663 Janesville Road)

Meets: Tuesdays 12:00 PM-4:00 PM

Cost: No charge for this program.

Come on out for a great meal and meet newfriends! Activities include films, bingo, crafts,and more!

Location: Muskego City HallW182S8200 Racine Ave.

Meets: Monday/Wednesday/Friday10:00 AM-12:30 PM

Cost: Personal donation, all donations go back into the program.

Contact: Department of Aging for reservations1-262-548-7828

One ice-skating rink is scheduled to be maintained for openpublic skating at the following location:

Manchester Hill Park/PondWeather permitting, the ice-skating season will run frommid-January through the end of February. The ice rink willbe open daily Monday-Sunday from 8:00 AM-9:00 PM.Lights at Manchester Hilll Park will be turned on in theevening and turned off at 9:00 PM. An open-air shelter is lo-cated near the ice.

Please Note:1. The preparation and maintenance of the ice rink is ten-tative due to weather conditions and the snowplowing responsibilities of the park maintenance crew when snow storms occur.2. Please be aware that there is no warming shelters or restroom facilities available at the rink site.3. Please be aware and obey the warning signs posted at the rink regarding ice conditions or closures.4. Call the Muskego Hotline at 262-679-5645 for updated reports on ice conditions.

The sledding hill located at Park Arthur (S63W17833 Col-lege Ave.) will be open in December 2012. This is the onlycity-approved sledding hill in Muskego.

Park Arthur Sledding HillChildren of all ages will enjoy this 50’ tall hill. The sled-ding hill is open during park hours, 9:00 AM-10:00 PM.Rules are posted on site. Parking is available. So, bringyour family and sleds and enjoy this wonderful sleddinghill.

Please note no skis, metal runner sleds, or bicycles al-lowed. Only approved sleds should be used.

Call the Muskego Hotline at 262-679-5645 for updated reports on sledding conditions.

This program is to provide trash clean up in a localpark twice a year on an ongoing basis. Individuals,groups, and companies interested in participating areinvited to call the Muskego Parks and Recreation De-partment at 1-262-679-4108. Signs are erected in theparks crediting involved citizens. Scouts, schools,youth groups, businesses, individuals....let’s get in-volved to keep Muskego’s city parks clean and green.

This program is being sponsored by the Parks andRecreation Board.

The City of Muskego has declared the month Mayas Green-up Muskego. The Green-up Muskegotheme emphasizes cleaning the city and countyright-of-ways and asks residents that they clean theright-of-way adjacent to their property.

Waukesha County Nutrition Program

Green-Up Muskego

Thursday Craft Group

Sheepshead & EuchreCard Game Groups

Community Ice Skating

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Adopt-A-Park Program


38th AnnualBreakfast with Santa

Sunday, December 98:00 AM-12:30 PM

Muskego High School Cafeteria(use Woods Road entrance)

$5 Adults/$2 Children Ages 4-12/Under 4 FreeWarm up your morning with some hot pancakes and

enjoy some christmas spirit at the Muskego Lion’s Club“Breakfast with Santa.” All-you-can-eat pancake breakfast.

Come and enjoy Muskego’s holiday tradition.

49th AnnualEaster Egg Hunt

The Muskego Lion’s Club is again sponsoring the annualMuskego Easter Egg Hunt FREE for all children up to eightyears of age. Hot dog lunch provided by Muskego LionsClub for a nominal cost. Bike raffles and Easter basket raf-fles. Hop on over for some Easter fun!

Saturday, March 30, 201310:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Lunch with the Easter bunny.Easter Egg Hunt at Noon Sharp, Raffles

Veterans Memorial Park(W182S8200 Racine Avenue)

Muskego Food Pantry W189 S8184 Mercury Dr. Muskego, WI 53150(262) 679-6448 www.muskegofoodpantry.org Located on the corner of Mercury Dr. and ApolloDr. in the Muskego Industrial Park

Food Distribution:Thursdays 9:00 am-6:00 pm First and third Saturday of each month: 9:00 am-12:00 pm

Donation Drop Off: Every Thursday 9:00 am-12:00 pm, or by ap-pointment.

Most-Needed Items:Canned meat (chicken, tuna, spam and hash)Boxed potatoes (mashed, scalloped, au gratin)Canned pastas (ravioli, Spaghetti-O’s)Creamed soups for cooking (chicken, mush-room, etc)Canned chiliCanned tomatoes (diced, sauce, paste)CerealShampoo / ConditionerToothpasteLaundry DetergentDiapers (All Sizes)

The business and purpose of the Muskego HistoricalSociety is the discovery, collection, preservation andpublication of historical records and data of and re-lating to Muskego, the surrounding area and theState of Wisconsin. A special emphasis is placed onpreserving Muskego’s agricultural heritage with themaintenance of an extensive farm museum. Severalother buildings, both authentic and reproductions,also capture the essence of every day life in earlyMuskego. The buildings and the surrounding prop-erty is referred to as the Muskego Settlement Centre.Several events throughout the year are planned tobring history alive to our community. Arts and Craftfair in September, agricultural demonstrations duringMuskego festival days in August, Ghost Walk Days inOctober and Country Christmas in November aresome of the events that have been planned by yourMuskego Historical Society. The Muskego HistoricalSociety is open to all people who have an interest inpreserving Muskego’s and the surrounding area’spast. Both members and volunteers are needed tohelp with activities, preserve and maintain buildingsand showcase the artifacts they contain. Meetingsare held on the third Wednesday of every month at6:30 p.m. at the Old Town Hall. We are located onRacine Avenue next to the Muskego Police Depart-ment. Membership dues are nominal. For more in-formation on the Muskego Historical Society ormembership, you may contact Jerry Hulbert at 262-679-1173, Laura Mishefske at 414-529-2694, the of-fices of the Muskego Chamber of Commerce at414-422-1155 or our website at www.muskegohis-tory.org .

MUSKEGO FOOD PANTRY

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Public Access Television allows you to become involved inactually making television programs for your community.We work on community events of all types, school activi-ties, musical and theatrical presentations, Council meet-ings, local Muskego news, vacation movies, andinformational tapes provided by our viewers. We can pro-duce shows about “anything of interest to the people ofour community”-and that covers practically anything!

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYWant to be a TV Talk Show Host? Be a Sports Announcer?Create your own show? We at Channels 14/25 will assistyou in operating studio equipment--or you can use a homecamcorder. As a member, you can learn video equipmentoperation, taping, editing and broadcasting; also, com-puter graphic art and special effects with the Amiga VideoToaster. You can learn through training workshops and“hands-on” experience. Channel 14/25 is your personal TVchannel.

Location: Muskego City Hall, Parks & Recreation Department, Channel 14/25 Studio

Trainings and work Meetings: Call 262-679--4108.

Copies of “Air” tapes produced by us are available for $10.Call 1-262-679-4108.

Location: Muskego Regency LodgeW181 S8540 Lodge Boulevard

For more information on programs, contact MuskegoRegency at 1-262-679-0888 and ask for Sue. Nocharge and open to the public.

Monday, January 7, 10:30 AM“Francis Scot Key” presented by David Weidenkeler,historical charactor actor and enthusiast. Learn thehistory and times as he presents Key, the writer of“The Star Spangled Banner.”

Monday, February 4, 1:30 PM“Hearth Math Presentation” presented by Susan Haas.Learn the benefits of The HearthMath Program andStress Management Techniques, a holistic lifestyle ap-proach to health and wellness practices. This pro-gram may be helpful to promote balance, fulfillmentand better communication in your life.

Monday, March 11, 1:30 PM “Road to Freedom” presented by Waukesha CountyMuseum on the Go. This program will explain and de-velop an understanding of the underground railroadand the history behind it.

Watch for Spring Open House at the Re-gency (Date/Time to be announced).For a personal tour of the campus, call 262-679-0888.

Senior Prom at the Regency...MuskegoFriday, April 19, 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Join the seniors from Muskego High School and theseniors from Regency Muskego as we celebrate theProm for this entertaining intergenerational event.Refreshments and music, dancing and good times!Come and see who is crowned this year’s King andQueen, it could be you.

Friday, May 10, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Hanging Basket Flower SalePurchase a variety of beautiful hanging plants orpatio containers for your summer gardens, perfectfor Mother’s Day. A large variety of flowers areavailable. Shop early for the best selection.

Blood Pressure Screening...Free to the public at the Health Service Office of Re-gency, W182S8540 Lodge Blvd., every Tuesday from1:00 PM-2:00 PM

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESVolunteer opportunities for students available at Re-gency Muskego. Please call Sue at 262-679-0888 formore information. Assist senior residents with craftprojects, greeting card club, bowling, bingo andmore. If you have a “gift” of time or talent that youwould like to share with others, please join us andoffer your skills to teach a new idea!

Muskego Public Access GroupChannels 14/25

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Log Cabin Quilters meeting the second Tuesday of everymonth. They bring various speakers in to speak on quiltingtopics.

President Joanne Gramins 1-262-786-4621Location Muskego Public Library

S73W16663 Janesville RoadTime 6:30 PM-9:00 PM

Muskego High School Musical “Thoroughly Modern Millie”

Thoroughly Modern Millie takes place in New York City in1922. It’s the story of a young lady who has just moved tothe city in search of a new life for herself during a timewhen women were entering the workforce. It is a high-spirited musical full of intrigue and jazz.

THU-SAT, FEB. 21-23, 7:00 PMSUN, FEB 24, 2:00 PM

$6.00 Adult Advance ($7.00 @ Door)$5.00 Senior Citizen (55+) and children (to age 12)All seating is reserved and tickets are non-refundable.Tickets available after January 21, 2013.All shows at MHS’s Performing Arts Center. For more information, call 262-972-1790, ext. 4545.You may bring a non-perishable item for the Muskego Food Pantry barrelin the PAC lobby whenever you attend a musical or band/choir concert.

MENOMONEE FALLSVeolia Environmental Serv-icesW124 N9451 BoundaryRoad (124th Street)Telephone: 262-255-6655Every Mon. and Wed. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

MUSKEGOJensen Environmental Man-agementW144 S6347 College Court1st & 3rd Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon

FRANKLINVeolia Environmental Serv-ices10518 South 124th StreetSaturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

WAUKESHACity Incinerator Building900 Sentry Drive(North of Sunset Drive, East of the Fox River)April - November2nd and 4th Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.3rd Wednesday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.December - March2nd Saturday 8 a.m. to 4p.m.

Sites are closed on holidays –check the holiday closingschedule atwww.waukeshacounty.gov/recycling

Household Hazardous WasteYear-round Collection Sites--

Open to any Waukesha County resident.WINE AND CHEESE TASTING BENEFIT

DATE: Saturday, May18, 2013TIME: 7:00 PM to 10:00 PMPLACE: Muskego Public Library

S73 W16663 Janesville Rd.Muskego, WI 53150

The entire library is transformedfor this event: many wines fromvarious regions, food from localrestaurants, chocolate, coffeetasting, music and raffles, allmake this a fun evening to re-member.

ADMISSION: $30 per person - on sale start ing Dec. 1, 2012

Purchase tickets at the library. Proceeds bene-fit the Friends of the Library

TICKETS MAKE A GREAT GIFT!

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MUSKEGO SENIOR TAXINow in Service !

262-679-4754

•Low cost rides for Muskego residents age 65and above, or for disabled adults receiving SSIor SSDI.

•Riders must be ambulatory (use of walkers orcanes acceptable).

•Taxi service available Monday through Fridayfrom 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

•24 hour advanced reservation requested.

•Fare is generally $3.50 each way withWaukesha County Subsidy. Help with applica-tions for the subsidy will be provided.

•Rides to Muskego dining program at City Hallare only $1.00 each way.

•Trips outside City of Muskego limits may havean additional cost based on availability of thevehicle.

•Coupon books for 10 subsidized trips can bepurchased in advance for $35 as a gift forfriends or relatives.

Muskego Parks & Recreation Phone NumbersParks and Recreation Department Hot Line Information

1-262-679-4108 1-262-679-5645

PPARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTW182 S8200 Racine Ave. • PO Box 749 •Muskego WI 53150

PRSRT STDU. S. Postage

PAIDMuskego WI

53150Permit No. 12CARRIER ROUTE PRESORTED

POSTAL CUSTOMER

MUSKEGO WI 53150Tear-out 2013 RefuseRecycling Calendar inthis issue.

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