fall 2011 recreator

The Greenfield community recently celebrated the opening of a newly renovated CommunityCenter on Saturday, July 9, 2011. The center, at 7215 W. Coldspirng Road, which was theformer library was built in 1985. After almost 5 months, the City’s Community Center renovation is complete.

The new renovations transformed the interier into a lighter, brighter, more open concept.Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but it’s also energy efficient. Spaces were designed toprovide a modern and inviting environment — featuring a warm color scheme, new blinds,lighting and flooring. Updates include new tile in the foyer and restrooms, a full kitchenwith plenty of counter space, cabinets and new appliances (two refrigerators, dishwasherand stove). To give the initial first look at the newly renovated center, refacing of the exteriorwas done, which prompted new landscaping at the site as well.

The Greenfield Community Center will play an important role in the community, providingvital affordable services, activities and programs for families in Greenfield offered by theCity of Greenfield Department of Parks & Recreation. The new space is so welcoming and isalready making a huge difference. We can be more versatile with the programs we offer,provide a better space environment for all ages, and offer a wider variety of activities.

Please keep in mind that all funding for the Greenfield Community Center must be self-sustaining...utilities, upkeep and furnishings relies solely on donations and the support ofthe community sponsors and through active participants and rentals.

The Community Center is now available for renting out the larger multi-purpose room‘Jansen Fest Hall”, and Activity Rooms A & B, which can be separated with a built in divider.Both areas, the muti-purpose room and Activity Room A has access to the ‘Sendiks’ kitchen.With the bigger parties you can open up and basically use the whole center. For rentalinformation see page 49.

Next time you're in the neighborhood, please take an opportunity to stop by theCommunity Center and check out the recently completed renovation project.

We hope you like the new look.

"Community Center Gift Form

Yes! I wish to be a supporter of the GreenfieldCommUnity Center

Name: _________________________________________

Address:________________________________________

City: ________________________ State ___ Zip ______

Phone : ( ) __ __ __ - __ __ __ __

Email: _________________________________________

enclosed is my gift of $_________

q Check payable to City of Greenfield CommUnityCenter Fund

q Charge my credit card for the amount of $_______Master Card / VISA / Discover Expiration Date __ / __ / __

Card Number __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __

______________________________________________Cardholder Name (print)

7_____________________________________________Cardholder Signature

Donations, Gifts and Sponsorships are tax deductible. Check details of tax deductionswith an accountant. Once payment is received, a receipt will be issued.

q I wish for my gift to remain anonymous.

Please send me information on the following...q Room Naming Rights q Giving Tree Leaf Gold $5,000 / Silver $2,500 / Bronze $1,000

q Keepsake ($500-$999)

q Legacy Gift (In honor of familiy member/friend)

Return to: City of Greenfield Parks & Recreation Dept. • 7325 W. Forest Home Ave. • Rm 200 • Greenfield, WI 53220

Greenfield

CommUnity Center

2 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008

YOU DID GOOD!Three cheers for the Greenfield CommunityCenter Ad Hoc members who have steppedup to volunteer their time, expertise andexperience, insights, and sometimes justlend a helping hand.

Your contributions and enthusiasm in serv-ing on this committee are appreciated.

Greenfield COMMUniTY CenTer

Ad HOC COMMiTTee MeMBerS

• Ald. Shirley Saryan, Common Council Representative

• Donald Almquist, Mayor’s Appointment

• Donald Carlson, Ald. District #1

• Donna Kordash, Ald. District #2

• John Haertel, Ald. District #3

• Robert Rantanen, Ald. District #4

• Irene Michaelis, Ald. District #5

• Scott Jaquish, Director

Dept. of Parks & Recreation

• Denise Collins, Park & Recreation Board Rep.

Greenfield Community Center

ITEMS NEEDED!If you are interested in donating to thisimportant community project, please contact the Parks and Recreation office orfill out CommUnity Center Gift Form below.Any donation is appreciated.

We are looking for new in-kind gifts or monetary donations to purchase the following new items:

• Big Screen TV • Round Tables• Portable Stage • LCD Projector• Sound System/Speakers

All donations are tax-deductible and areceipt will be provided. Thank you inadvance for your support!

Greenfield CommUnity Center

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CONTACTINFORMATION

GREENFIELD CITY HALL 2ND FLOOR, ROOM 2007325 W. Forest Home AvenueGreenfield, WI 53220-3356

OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM

TELEPHONE (414) 329-5370

FAX (414) 543-2369

24/7 INFORMATION LINE(414) 297-9008

Call the information line FIRST for cancellationnotices, program offerings and updates.

ONLINE www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

[email protected]

Facebookwww.facebook.com/gfwiparksrec

Twitterwww.twitter.com/gfwiparksrec

MISSION STATEMENT

The City of Greenfield Department ofParks and Recreation is committed to

enhancing the quality of life of all segments of the Greenfield communitythrough the promotion, development,and maintenance of public recreation

and enrichment opportunities, park lands and related facilities, and

preservation of natural areas.

PARK & RECREATION BOARD

PARK & RECREATION STAFF

Cheryl Bailey / Denise Collins, Chair / Patricia Forget / Marge Oelschlaeger, Vice Chair / Sue Stankus /Ald. Shirley Saryan / Nancy Zaborowski, WSD Rep. / David Ziebell

COMMON COUNCIL Mayor Michael Neitzke / Ald. Linda Lubotsky, Dist. 1 / Ald. Tom Pietrowski, Dist. 2 /

Ald. Karl Kastner, Dist. 3 / Ald.Pam Akers, Dist. 4 / Ald. Shirley Saryan, Dist. 5

The City of Greenfield Department of Parks & Recreation is a governmental agency established for thepurpose of providing and managing public recreation programs, facilities and park/open spaces for thecommunity. The Department is governed by appointed board members who serve as a policy makingbody. Regular Park and Recreation Board meetings are generally held on the LASTThursdayof eachmonth (exception: November and December regular meetings are held on the THIRD Thursday of the month)at 7:00 PM at the Greenfield City Hall, 7325 W Forest Home Avenue. Residents are invited to attendand are welcome to make suggestions or comments.

welcomeHave Fun. Feel Great. New Experiences. Live.

On the Cover

Photos from the Greenfield CommunityCenter Grand Opening

Scott JaquishDirector of

Parks & Recreation

Brian OstopowiczRecreation Supervisor

Sports, Teen Activities & Community Events

Renee VanselowRecreation SupervisorAquatics, Playgrounds, Fitness,Enrichment, Dance & Safety

Karen MaleckiOlder Adult & VolunteerServices Supervisor

Grant DawsonParks/Facilities Supervisor

Sharon MeierAdministrative

Assistant

Carol HimmelspachOffice Clerk

The Parks and Recreation Board and Department Staff welcome you and your family totake advantage of the wide variety of programs/opportunities contained in the Fall editionof the Recreator.

We are proud and very thankful for the recently completed Greenfield CommUnity Center.The CommUnity Center project would not have been possible without the dedication andsupport of the many individuals and businesses who have donated to the project. A hugeTHANK YOU goes out to them for their generosity.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the office, your input isalways welcomed.

enjoy every minute...


SOUTH EAST PARK RECREATION COUNCIL

WISCONSIN PARK AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION

National Recreation & Park AssociationMarketing & Communication’s Kudos Awards

2001 “Best Public Service Announcement”

2001 & 1998 “Best Recreation Catalogue”

2000 “Best Website Promoting Recreation”

2001 “Great Lakes Public ServiceAnnouncement Award”

1999 & 2000 CNI Newspapers “Best of the Burbs”Konkel Park Softball Fields

Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association“Silver Star”

1991 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2007

Wisconsin Park & Recreation AssociationAward of Excellence

Park Design 2004: Konkel Park Multi-Purpose Walkway& Trail System

Facility Design 2004: Parks Maintenance Facility inKonkel Park

Award of Merit 2005: Creekwood Park Playground &Trail Improvement Project

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Community Center / Welcome /Contact Information Details You Should Know...Before You Enroll

Gift Certificates (pg. 17), Non-Res, Subscriber (pg. 22)

Older Adults 55+Membership / Gatherings / Take the Plunge (WaterFitness) / Land Fitness / Enrichment / Travel / Bingo /Get Togethers / Cards /Book Club / Enrichment/ RedHat Society / Services / Stockbox / Holiday Party /New Years Eve @ Noon

EnrichmentTechnology / Safety / Babysitting / Creative Crafts /Cooking / Time Well Spent / Chicago Shopping

Let the Adventures Begin! (Preschool)Dance / Muic Maker / Cooking Up a Story /

Just 4 KidsS.E.A School Extension Activities / Princess TeaParty / Birthday Celebrations/ Friday Night Frenzy

AquaticsLearn to Swim / Private Swim Lessons / Open Swim / Water Safety Instructor

Dance / MovementBallet & Tap / Middle Eastern / Ballroom / Dance Party / Ballet Barre Exercise

Twist & TurnKidnastics / Tae Kwon Do / Baton

Forever FitLand Fitness (Yoga, Zumba, Walking, Pilates, Tai Chi, Heart Smart, Land Fitness Potpourri),Water Fitness (Deep Aqua Zumba, Lap Swim)

SPORTS Soccer / Volleyball /Flag Football / Tennis / T-Ball / Basketball /Ice Skating / Punt, Pass & Kick / Pee-Wee Football / Skiing &Snowboarding / Ice Skating / Non-League Sports / Adult Team Leagues

Just Teens Greenfield & Whitnall School Districts

Madden Bowl / Ultimate Frisbee / Friday Night Live/Packer Backer Tour / Fantasy Basketball / Teens for Kids

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY

Parks / RentalsPark Rentals / Partners of Parks & Recreation / Dedicate to Relocate Trees / Milwaukee County Park SystemCommunity Center Rental / Sponsorships

General Information / Facilities Chart & MapPolicies / Credits / Non-residents / Refunds / Insurance /Transfers / Cancellations / Waiting Lists / Map & Facilities Guide

How To Register / Registration Form

Bicentennial Park BricksDiscount Theme Park Tickets

Community / Special EventsWalk in the Park / Trick or Treat/ Brunch with Santa / HolidayTree Lighting / New Years Eve Family Fun

ProUd AwArd reCiPients

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CONTENTS

AffiliAtions

5www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec DETAILS

GENERAL POLICIES ABOUT PARTICIPATION IN PARKS & RECREATION PROGRAMS

AGES INDICATEDChildren must be the age indicated on orbefore the FIRST class session.

SELF-CAREIn classes where caregivers are notrequired, children must be able to provideself-care in a group setting (ie: able to washhands and use restroom facilities withoutassistance).

STARTING & ENDING CLASS TIMESOur instructors need time to open facilitiesand prepare for your class. Please provideproper supervision as children “droppedoff” before classes start will not be super-vised by our staff. Instructors will call theirclass and take attendance, parents shouldwait until this has taken place before leaving. Classes will end as scheduled.Instructors are either preparing for the next class or closing the facility; yourpromptness in picking up your child isnecessary.

Please do not arrive prior to 10 minutesbefore the start of your class as the lockerrooms or class room may not be openbefore this time. If your program involvesuse of locker rooms, plan to depart no laterthan 10 minutes after the scheduled con-clusion of your program.

SPECTATORSOne of the fundamental instructional pro-gram goals is to provide your child with afun and positive learning opportunity withtheir peers while developing separationskills. Parents are welcome to observe thelast scheduled class of the semester.(Exception: Swim lessons, spectators arepermitted on the first day also.) For thebest instructional atmosphere, observationof other class sessions is not permitted.Please feel free to discuss your child’sprogress before and after class with theinstructor.

• Parent/Child classes The spectator policy remains the same.Please make arrangements for siblings asthey will not be permitted in the pro-gram location and may not be left unsu-pervised in hallway or locker room areas.

• Adult classes Please make arrangements for your chil-dren as they will not be permitted in theprogram location and may not be leftunsupervised in hallways or locker roomareas.

WAITING AREAS Most facilities have a designated spotwhere parents may wait during classes.Please help us keep the privilege of use ofthese facilities by not wandering aroundthe buildings, no food or drink, and pleasekeep siblings under supervision.

MAKEUPSClasses missed for individual absences (ie: illness, vacations, etc.) are not “made up”nor may participants attend classes otherthan the one they are registered for.

ROUND UP SPONSORSHIPSThe Department does not wish to excludeany City of Greenfield youth from partici-pation on the basis of their ability to pay.There is an opportunity during registrationto donate to help this cause by “roundingup” your registration fee to provide finan-cial assistance for those unable to affordprogram fees for youth programs. A dona-tion line is included on the registrationform – you can donate any amount you seefit by adding the amount to your programfee total. Persons who feel they are unableto afford the cost of a youth activity mayapply for a reduction of fees utilizing the“Round Up” Sponsorship donations whichhelp fund these requests. City of Greenfieldresidents may apply for financial assistanceby contacting the Parks & RecreationDepartment office at least one week priorto registering for youth programs.

General Information & Department policies (pages 50/51)

• Lost & Found • Photographs• Insurance/Liability • Waiting Lists

Registration Information (page 55)

detAils yoU shoUld Know... before yoU enroll!

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Special Refund Note: Due to the purchasing of supplies,requests for refunds, credits or transfers after the “Time Out”date will only be honored if your spot can be filled.

A cooperative program agreement with other local recreation departments or agencies.

NEW —First time offered, give it a try!PleAse note

“time oUt” dAtes

This is the date our staff checks class enrollment status. If the minimum enrollment has not been met, the class may be cancelled. Yes, you can register in-person or by fax after the“time out” date ifopenings exist. To check class status call 329-5370 (M-F 9AM-6PM).Remember to bring your receipt to first class for verification.

6 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-900855+ OLDER ADULTS

older AdUlt membershiPJoin the Fun and SAVE $$! NEW members welcome…Membership is open to those age 55 and over and their spouse of any age.

The membership “Benefits are Endless”:

q3 PRIORITY RESERVATIONS TO SPECIAL EVENTSq3 free ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS SPECIAL EVENTS JUST FOR MEMBERS.

q3 25% disCoUnt ON CLASSES OFFERED IN THE OLDER ADULT PROGRAM (REGISTRATION # ABOVE 9100.000)

q3 to KeeP in toUCh... MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE THE “SENIOR FOCUS” A SEASONAL NEWSLETTER CONTAINING UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON THE EVENTS, CLASSES AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST.

membershiP fee: Resident $10 / Non-Resident $20Membership runs for ONE YEAR from date of sign up.

Two easy ways to sign-up: Simply fill out a registration form, found on page 54 or 56.

Registration # 9000.011

Mail to address noted on registration form along with a check payable to Cityof Greenfield. Membership card and receipt will be mailed to you.

Drop by the Greenfield Recreation Dept. Office, located in the Greenfield CityHall, Room 200, Monday-Friday 9AM-6PM (2nd floor, elevator available) andreceive your card immediately.

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OLDER ADULT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The purpose of the committee is to advise and make recommendations and imple-mentation of programming and matters that benefit older adults 55+ in Greenfield.Your opinion/ feedback is important. Please give us a call (329-5370) and let us knowhow we are doing or if you have any ideas/suggestions for future programs. AdvisoryCommittee meetings are held throughout the year—if you would like to attend, giveus a call and we will add your name to the mailing list. New members are welcome.

COMMITTEE MEMBERSBEV ALMQUIST / MARY GUIFFRE / LAFONDA KINNAMAN / BARB GOTTOWSKE /

JOSEPHINE MCMASTER / BEVERLY MYERS / PAT GERTSMANMARCEILE MUELLER / AUDREY HOESE / ALICE LORENZ

mAKe it the best time of yoUr life

55+ OLDER ADULTS FEEL LikE a kid aGaiN!

If you are looking for a GREAT place to socialize with active, exciting peopleyour own age? Become a part of the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Older

Adults—providing healthy activities for adults age 55 and over. Trips, special events, services, refreshments and laughter are all

part of the excitement that awaits you.

GAtherinGs—yoU’re invited!Gatherings include special events, themedactivities, guest speakers and/or entertainment.A good opportunity to socialize with friends...old and new. (Each event is limited to 76, unlessotherwise noted.)

Tickets available at the Greenfield Parks andRecreation office (City Hall, Room 200 M-F 9 AM-6 PM).

Gatherings are held in the Greenfield CommunityCenter (former library), unless otherwise stated.Please do not arrive any earlier than 15 minutes prior to scheduled event.

Upcoming Gatherings:

Chili DayThursday, September 22 12:00-1:30 PMGet ready to taste the best chili this side ofGreenfield. Includes bowl of chili, bread, bever-age and dessert. Following lunch, try your luckat bingo...you could go home with some greatprizes. $4 Members / $6 Non-members Tickets are NOW available 9911.CHI

Fall HarvestThursday, October 20 12:00-2:00 PMEnjoy a potluck lunch followed by a specialpresentation by Jessica Michna, presenting ariveting portrayal of our First Lady EleanorRoosevelt. Laugh along with her humorousanecdotes about life in the White House. To have a variety of food for the pot luck—bringa dish/ plate that corresponds with the first letter of your last name...A-F: Dessert (bars / cake / cookies / etc.G-J: Surprise UsK-P: Salad (pasta / fruit / potato / etc.)Q-S: Dessert (bars / cake / cookies / etc.T-Z: Relish / cheese / jello / veggies & dipWe will provide sloppyjoe sandwiches andbeverages. $5 Member / $7 Non-member Tickets are NOW available 9911.HAR

Home for the Holidays (11th Annual) Thursday, November 17 12:00-2:00 PMGobble-gobble! Are you going to be home forthe Thanksgiving holiday? If so, come join us for a festive feast, including sliced turkey, stuffing,mashed potatoes & gravy, vegetables, roll, cran-berry fluff, jello and pumpkin pie.$9 Member / $13 Non-memberTickets available beginning Oct. 1 9911.TKS

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rock’n Around the Christmas tree

16th Annual Holiday PartyThursday, December 15th 11:30 AM-2:00 PM

Meyer’s Restaurant (4200 S. 76 St., Greenfield)

Spend the holidays with a few friends at the 16th AnnualHoliday Party. Feast on a fabulous family-style meal (all-you-care-to-eat, served at your table). Menu will includesoup, bread, broasted chicken, roast beef served withmashed potatoes and gravy, vegetables, dressing, cranber-ry sauce, dessert and beverage (coffee, tea, milk). Then sitback and enjoy holiday entertainment by Alan Graveen,an Elvis impersonator that’s sure to rock your holidays.

Cost: $14 / person* (Limited to 200) 9911.HOL

(*) Tickets will be available at the Greenfield Department of Parks & Recreation (GreenfieldCity Hall, room 200) beginning November 1, members only (limit 2 tickets). Non-mem-bers starting November 7. If inclement weather please call 297-9008 after 10:00 AMday of event.

SPECIAL EVENTEddie Cash

New Years Eve @ NoonLuncheon, Show & Dance

Saturday, December 31, 201111:30-3:00 PM

Greenfield Community Center (7215 W. Cold Spring Road., Greenfield, WI)

The City of Greenfield is proud to host for the very firsttime, the Eddie Cash New Years Eve @ Noon Show andlunch. To be held at our newly remodeled GreenfieldCommunity Center, with plenty of parking, easy access allon one level.

Sit back, relax and ring in 2012 in style. Enjoy a threecourse buffet luncheon, followed by a special Eddie CashConcert and Show, as he performs and shares his story ofhis musical life adventures and actual encounters withmany popular, and well known singing performers fromthe 50’s and 60’s. Includes festive party favors and glass ofwine to toast Auld Lang Syne.

MenuSalad—Mixed greens with choice of dressings

Dinner rolls with butterTrio Entree—Roast Beef, Baked Chicken, Swedish Meatballs

Whipped Potatoes with Gravy, Seasonal VegetablesFruited Jello and Relishes

Dessert—Cheese Cake topped with CherriesBeverages—Freshly Brewed Coffee (regular or decaf )

Fruit Punch or milk

$35 per person (inclusive of service charges and taxes)Limited Tickets — First Come, First Serve

Tickets are now available at the City of Greenfield Department ofParks & Recreation Office, 7325 W. Forest Home Home Ave., M-F9AM-6PM, Rm 200 or register by mail using the registration formon page 54/56 code 9911.NYN with payment. Tickets will bemailed. Register by December 20, 2011.

55+ sPeCiAl event

heArt smArt Vickie Strachota, InstructorIf you want to add more activity to your lifeand improve your overall health, consider thisclass. It will help improve your cardiovascularefficiency without the high impact on yourjoints. This class involves steady steps (walk-ing), arm and leg movements with or withoutlight weights to build endurance, joint flexi-bility, balance and strength, as well as shapethe entire body inside and out. Please wearaerobic/fitness shoes, bring your towel and abottle of water.

Monday/ 6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 19, 26; October 3, 17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 9911.20 FJan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6, 13 9912.20W

FEE (per 6 session option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

Monday/ 5 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMNov. 14, 28; Dec. 5, 12, 19 (cancel Nov. 21) 9911.20GMember $15 / $33 Non-Res.Non-Member $20 / $40 Non-Res.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 9911.21FNov. 9, 16, 30; Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 9911.21GJan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8, 15 9912.21WFEE (per 6 session option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

Greenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest Hall

55+ fitness

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Arthritis foUndAtionexerCise ProGrAmVickie Strachota, Arthritis FoundationCertified Instructor

A group exercise program speciallydesigned for those with arthritis*.Incorporating a series of gentle movementsand proper exercise techniques to increasejoint flexibility, range of motion, and main-tain muscle strength. It also helps increaseoverall stamina. Through the recreation andpositive socializing aspects of this program,it can help reduce pain, stiffness and feel-ings of isolation and depression. Providesparticipants with a fun and beneficial exer-cise experience that can supplement, butdoes not replace exercises prescribed by adoctor or therapist.

(*) Adults with any type of arthritis or fibromyalgiaare eligible. Participants must be able to walkindependently, or if in a wheelchair, they mustbe able to transfer to a straightbacked chair.Before you start any exercise program, youshould consult with your physician.

Monday/6 sessions 12:00-1:00 PMSept. 19,26; Oct. 3,10,17,24 9911.23FNov. 7,14,21,28; Dec. 5,12 9911.23G

Clement Manor, Room 109FEE (per 6 session option):Member $15.75 / $31.50 Non-Res.Non-Member $21 / $42 Non-Res.

ZUmbA Gold Kay Kass, Zumba Certified Instructor A lower impact, easy to follow, Latin-inspireddance fitness-party™ that keeps you in thegroove of life.

Get hooked on this new fitness work outthat is healthy, beneficial, and FUN. Zumbafuses hypnotic latin rhythms and combina-tion fast and slow dance moves and resist-ance training to tone and sculpt your bodywhile burning fat.

Tuesday / 6 sessions 10:15-11:15 AMSept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25 9911.27FNov. 8,15,22,29; Dec. 6,13 9911.27GJan. 10, 17, 24,31; Feb 7, 14 9912.27W

Thursday / 6 sessions 10:15 -11:15 AMSept. 22,29; Oct. 6,13,20,27 9911.28FNov. 3, 10,17; Dec. 1,8,15 9911.28G(Cancel Nov. 24)Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb 2, 9, 16 9912.28WGreenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest HallFEE (per 6 session option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

Gentle yoGAFITNESS FOR YOUR MIND & BODYRenee Fuller, Kanyakumari Institute Certified

Relax your mind and body as you enhancecoordination and balance, increase flexibility,improve circulation, perk up your posture andreduce stress. Safe stretching techniques andrelaxation exercises make this an ideal classfor older adults of all fitness levels. Must be able to stand-up on your own from alying down position. Please provide yourown mat. Enrollment: Min. 7 / Max 15

Tuesday / 6 sessions 9:00 -10:00 AMSept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25 9911.25FNov. 8,15,22,29, Dec. 6,13 9911.25GJan. 10, 17, 24,31; Feb 7, 14 9912.25W

Thursday / 6 sessions 9:00 -10:00 AMSept. 22,29; Oct. 6,13,20,27 9911.26FNov. 3, 10,17; Dec. 1,8,15 9911.26G(Cancel Nov. 24)Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb 2, 9, 16 9912.26WGreenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest HallFEE (per 6 session option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

PilAtes fUsionVickie Strachota, NETA CertifiedInstructor

You’ve danced off the calories, now it’stime to strengthen and tone those mus-cles. This fusion class includes a mix ofPilates where it is all about energy, powerand rhythm to a non-traditional mind-body program with challenging anddynamic movements from Yoga. It is anintegrated way to work out your body,learn the focus of breathing, remainingfocused and in tune with your body whilestretching, toning and strengthening yourmuscles. Class includes work on the mats,use of Fitballs and bender balls.

Monday/ 6 sessions 8:00-8:50 AMSept. 19, 26; Oct. 3, 17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 9911.24FJan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6, 13 9911.24GFEE (per 6 session option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

Monday/ 5 sessions 8:00-8:50 AMNov. 14, 28; Dec. 5, 12, 19 (cancel Nov. 21) 9911.24WMember $15/ $30 Non-Res.Non-Member $20 / $40 Non-Res.

Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall

totAl body worKoUtAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)DiAnn Stasik, M.Ed.,CI-PTr and NETA Certified,Instructor

This is not an aerobic class. Rather it is a fitness program that incorporates musclestrengthening and conditioning withstretching to achieve a strong toned body.The use of Resist-A-Balls and a variety ofresistance equipment make this class funand challenging. Class culminates with a 5-7 minute of relaxation to make it a TotalBody Workout.

Friday/ 5 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21 9911.29FNov. 4, 18; Dec. 2, 9, 16 (cancel Nov. 11 & 25) 9911.29GGreenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest HallFEE (per 5 session option):Member $15/ $30 Non-Res.Non-Member $20 / $40 Non-Res.

Friday/6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMJan. 13, 20, 27; Feb. 3, 10, 17 9912.29WGreenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest HallFEE (per 6 session):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

tAi Chi (Gentle)Vickie Strachota, Tai Chi Arthritis Certified InstructorTai Chi is a traditional Chinese exercisepractice for health, relaxation, meditationand self-defense. It is a slow and continuousexercise designed to improve the quality of life including people with arthritis usingSun style Tai Chi, one of the four major recognized styles of Tai Chi. Improve yourmobility, breathing and relax .. no deepbending or squatting necessary. This programwas derived and adapted from the Tai Chifor Arthritis program.

Wednesday / 6 Sessions 8:00-8:50 AMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 9911.22FNov. 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 9911.22GJan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 9912.22W

Greenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest HallFEE (per 6 session option)Member $20 / $40 Non-Res.Non-Member $25.50/$51 Non-Res.


55+ FITNESS PASSThis is more “pay as you go” option. Fitness passes will be available for purchaseonly at the Greenfield Parks & Recreation office (no money is handled at the sites). One pass equals one admission to a Older Adult 55+ class (reg. #’s above 9000.000)of your choice. Call the office (329-5370) FIRST to be sure the class you have chosenis accepting passes and has not been cancelled. IF A CLASS reaches FULL ENROLLMENTWITH REGISTRATIONS, PASSES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED ON A SPACE AVAILABLEBASIS (instructor permission prior to class). Pass will be valid for one year and is nottransferable. (Be advised, no refunds or credits are given for passes)

REG. # 9999.001$4 resident / $8 Non-Res. (per pass)

tAKe thePlUnGe!water exercise Classes for men & women

Water fitness classes are a fun and enjoy-able way to get a great daily workout. Thewater is a truly unique environment, and hasthe potential to dramatically improve yourexercise regimen. Water’s natural buoyancyallows participants to exercise with very little impact on the joints and spine. It’s asafe, efficient workout in a dynamic socialenvironment. Each class is targeted for a different fitness level—participants areencouraged to work at their own pace. No swimming skills are required for these shallow water workouts. Locker room andshower facilities available. Please bring yourown towel, swim suit and lock. Water shoesare strongly recommended. Please consultyour health care professional about theamount and type of activity right for you.

Warm Water Pool—temperature variesbetween 88-90°.

Location:Clement Manor Retirement CommunityPool (9405 W. Howard Ave., Greenfield)

Enrollment: Min. 8 / Max. 11

AChey breAKy JointsLOW TO MODERATE INTENSITYInstructor: Vickie Strachota, A.E.A Certified,

Get those achey breaky joints moving withgentle range of motion movements usingthe warm water for resistance. The slowpace is perfect for arthritic joints, thoserecovering from surgery and those who arereturning to exercise after a long absence orhave never exercised.

Tuesday 10:00-11:00 AMSept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25 9911.04FNov. 8,15,22,29; Dec. 6,13 9911.04G

Fee (per 6 week option):Member $18 / $36 Non-Res.Non-Member $24 / $48 Non-Res.

wAter fitnessMODERATE INTENSITYMon.- Laura Haas, A.E.A., LG Certified, Tues.- Vickie Strachota, A.E.A Certified,

Make some waves and feel more invigorated than ever before. This is the per-fect environment to stretch your aching mus-cles and flex your joints. Geared to makingyou more fit without stressing your body.

Monday 12:00-1:00 PMSept. 19,26; Oct. 3,10,17,24 9911.02FNov. 7,14,21,28; Dec. 5,12 9911.02G

Tuesday 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25 9911.03FNov. 8,15,22,29; Dec. 6,13 9911.03G

Tuesday 11:00 AM-12:00 NoonSept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25 9911.05FNov. 8,15,22,29; Dec. 6,13 9911.05G


Arthritis foUndAtion AqUAtiC ProGrAmLOW INTENSITYMon. & Wed. - Laura Haas, A.E.A., LG CertifiedThurs. - Agnes Reinhard, A.E.A., LG Certified

Both are Arthritis Foundation Certified

Excellent low level, non-aerobic, stressfree exercise environment. Developed especially for those with arthritis and jointproblems. Class utilizes ArthritisFoundation approved exercises—designed to increase a full range ofmotion, relieve tension, plus reduce painand stiffness.

Monday 1:00-2:00 PMSept. 19,26; Oct. 3,10,17,24 9911.01FNov. 7,14,21,28; Dec. 5,12 9911.01G

Wednesday 12:00-1:00 PMSept. 21,28; Oct. 5,12,19,26 9911.06FNov. 9,16,23,30; Dec. 7,14 9911.06G

Thursday 10:00-11:00 AMSept. 22,29; Oct. 6,13,20,27 9911.10FNov. 3,10,17; Dec. 1,8,15(Cancel Nov. 24) 9911.10G


wet & sweAtMODERATE INTENSITYWed. - Laura Haas, A.E.A., LG CertifiedThurs. - Agnes Reinhard, A.E.A., LG CertifiedA complete fitness program incorporatingactivities that will increase your strength,flexibility, and cardiovascular endurancewhile toning your body.



Thursday 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 22,29; Oct. 6,13,20,27 9911.09FNov. 3,10,17; Dec. 1,8,15(Cancel Nov. 24) 9911.09G

Thursday 11:00 AM-12:00 NoonSept. 22,29; Oct. 6,13,20,27 9911.11FNov. 3,10,17; Dec. 1,8,15(Cancel Nov. 24) 9911.11G


If minimum enrollment has not beenmet five working days prior to startdate classes will be cancelled.


qUiltinG worKshoPVolunteer Staff

Quilters share, and this is a great place todo it. Whether a beginner or master quilter,working on your own quilting project or aproject selected by the group, you'llexpand your skills while sharing the socialatmosphere popularly known as a "quiltingbee." Bring your own sewing machine andquilting tools/supplies. Enrollment: Min 8 / Max 18

Tuesday / 12 sessions 9:00 AM-12:00 NoonSeptember 20-December 6 9911.75FGreenfield Community Center “A & B”(former Library-next to City Hall)Member $22.50 / $33.75 Non-Res.Non-Member $28 / $42 Non-Res.

oPen sewinGLove to sew? Want to learn? Just need to set aside time to sew? Enjoy the social environment of seamstressessharing ideas and techniques? Join us forOpen Sewing. Bring your own projects,from crafts to clothes to quilts, give and gethelp as needed, and create wonderfulitems. Open to seamstresses of all skill lev-els. Bring your own sewing machine andtools/supplies. Enrollment: Min 8 / Max 18

Tuesday / 12 sessions 12:30-3:30 PMSeptember 20-December 6 9911.76FGreenfield Community Center “A & B” (former Library-next to City Hall)Member $22.50 / $33.75 Non-Res.Non-Member $28 / $42 Non-Res.

55+ enriChment wAter Color sAmPlerteChniqUes, tiPs & triCKsEarlean Kurtin, Instructor

Brush up your strokes...and learn a varietyof painting styles/techniques to create sam-ple pages to be used as reference buildingblocks. Experiment with mixing colors,washes and dry brush effects to master thelook of bricks, stone, rocks, trees, water andsky. This course was created with thebeginner painter in mind, but is a nicerefresher course for all ability levels. A gen-eral supply list will be noted on yourreceipt. Enrollment: Min. 8 / Max 12

Wednesday/6 sessions 10:00 AM-12:00 PMSept. 21,28; Oct. 5,12,19,26 9911.77FNov. 9,16,23,30, Dec. 7,14 9911.77GGreenfield Community Center —ActivityRoom A (former Library-next to City Hall)


AdvAnCed wAter ColorEarlean Kurtin, Instructor

So...you’ve taken a few watercolors classesand you’re ready to take that next step. Thisclass will focus on painting from photos anddeveloping your style and techniques. A general supply list will be noted on your receipt. Enrollment: Min. 8 / Max 12

Wednesday / 6 sessions 1:00-3:00 PMSept. 21,28; Oct. 5,12,19,26 9911.78FNov. 9,16,23,30, Dec. 7,14 9911.78G

Greenfield Community Center —ActivityRoom A (former Library-next to City Hall)


ACryliC PAintinGJudith Murphy, Instructor

Open to beginner & continuing paintersMany people aspire to learn how to paint,but few know where to begin. This enjoy-able introductory class is aimed at folkswho've never painted before, or for thosewho would like to get started again.Acrylics are water based, very fast drying,easy to use and very forgiving. You'll learnabout color theory basics and composition,and how to paint using acrylics, includingmixing and blending colors, use of brushesand techniques. Even if you don't know anartist's brush from a toothbrush, you'll havefun, learn a lot, and get off to a good start.A general supply list will be noted on yourreceipt. Enrollment: Min. 8 / Max 16

Monday/6 sessions 10:00-12:00 NoonSept. 19,26; Oct. 3,10,17,24 9911.73FNov. 7,14,21,28, Dec. 5,12 9911.73GGreenfield Community Center ActivityRoom A (former Library-next to City Hall)


oPen Art stUdioJudith Murphy, Instructor

All levels welcomeRediscover your creative side—whether it’swatercolor, acrylic or oils. Get inspired andinteract with fellow artist who enjoy paint-ing. Our “Art Coach” will be on hand toprovide creative guidance and encourage-ment to help you enhance your paintingtechniques and individual projects. It iscompletely stress free, and FUN! Bringyour own supplies. Min. 10

Monday / 6 sessions 12:30-2:20 PMSept. 19,26; Oct. 3,10,17,24 9911.74FNov. 7,14,21,28, Dec. 5,12 9911.74GGreenfield Community Center ActivityRoom A (former Library-next to City Hall)

FEE (per 6 session option):Member $22.50 / $45 Non-Res.Non-Member $30 / $60 Non-Res.

wArm UP GreenfieldUse your left over yarn and your knitting or crochet skills to help make hats, mittens orafghans. All completed items will be distributed to those in need in the Greenfield area. It’s easy to get started... use your favorite patterns or stop by the office (City Hall, room200) to pick-up patterns. When your project(s) are complete, return to the Recreationoffice.

This is an on-going intergenerational project, you can join anytime. A great opportunityto share your talents.

Don’t Forget...Please donate your unused yarn so others can use to make Warm Up Greenfield projects. Drop-off yarn at the Greenfield City Hall, Room 200 (M-F 9AM-6PM).

www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec 55+ OLDER ADULTS 11

CroChet worKshoPLorraine Dutkiewicz, Volunteer Staff

Perfect for those who are skillful in the crochet craft. Bring your on-going proj-ect(s). This is a very social group with awillingness to share ideas, patterns, tech-niques and ideas. Enrollment: Max. 30

Thursdays 10:00 AM-12:00 PMSeptember 22-December 29(Cancel Nov. 24 ) 9911.80FGreenfield Community Center “B”(former Library-next to City Hall)Free to Members / Non-members $3

Get hooKed on CroChetleArn how to CroChetSue Hottinger, Volunteer Staff

We will begin with the basic crochet stitch-es and learn to craft with yarn because itsfun, relaxing and you can make great things.Once you feel that you are ready to begin aproject, we have some pattern suggestionsfor you as well. Projects may include makingsimple scarves, socks, hats or mittens. Noexperience necessary. Bring a skein of yarn,5mm crochet hook. Enrollment: Min. 5/Max. 8

Wednesday / 5 sessions 1:00-2:30 PMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19 9911.79FNov. 9, 16, 30-Dec. 7 & 14 9911.79G(Cancel Nov. 23)Greenfield Community Center “A”(former Library-next to City Hall)Member $19.50 / $39 Non-res.Non-Member $26 / $52 Non-res.

ComPUter bAsiCs Kathy Bertrandt, Instructor

The following morning computer classes aretailored to the older adults in mind. Classsize are small to keep a personal and warmatmosphere.

Participants will use a computer using aWindows XP operating system. The com-puter lab has been updated with newercomputers.

COMPUTER BASICS AND THE INTERNETGet the most out of your computer. Learnword processing for creating letters,resumes, newsletters and labels. Combinethose skills with "surfing the web". Usesearch engines effectively to make your lifeeasier. Become proficient at e-mail, findingtravel opportunities, updating health infor-mation, and many other areas of interest.This class is targeted at seniors who want todevelop a list of useful web sites and getinformation at the click of a touch.Min. 4., Max. 12

Wednesday / 4 sessionsOct. 12, 19, 26; Nov. 2 9911.50FNov. 9, 16, 30; Dec. 7 9911.50G9:00-10:30 AMGreenfield City Hall, Room 206 Fee (per 4 session option):Member $44 / $88 Non-Res.Non-Member $55 / $110 Non-Res.

DIGITAL PICTURES ON THE COMPUTERNow that you have your digital camera,wouldn't you like to be able to downloadthose pictures onto your computer, editand share those memories? This class isaimed at the beginner who wants to beable to organize, touch up and save thosephotos. Learn about the various ways toshare via the Internet or creating a photoscrapbook. It is necessary to bring to classthe camera, including downloading cablesand a removable flash drive. Min. 4, Max. 12

Wednesday / 4 sessionsOct. 12, 19, 26; Nov. 2 9911.51FNov. 9, 16, 30; Dec. 7 9911.51G10:45 AM-12:15 PMGreenfield City Hall, Room 206 Fee (per 4 session option):Member $44 / $88 Non-Res.Non-Member $55 / $110 Non-Res.

BEGINNING OR REFRESHER BRIDGEInstruction covers bidding and play, the twomain parts of bridge. Wednesday, September 28-October 2610:00-11:30 AM 9911.81F$27 / $37.50 Non-Res.

BRIDGE IIThis class is a continuation of the BeginningBridge class. Participants must have com-pleted the Beginning Bridge class to enroll.

Thursday, November 3-December 15(cancel November 24)1:00-2:30 PM 9911.82F$30 / $40 Non-Res.

INTERMEDIATE BRIDGEIf you know the basics of bridge and havecompleted Beginning/Refresher Bridge andBridge II, consider this class. Learn advancedbidding and play techniques while playingwith other bridge aficionados!

Thursday, September 29-October 27 1:00-2:30 PM 9911.83F$27.50 / $37.50 Non-Res.

Location:Greenfield Community Center, ActivityRoom B (former Library-next to City Hall)

line dAnCeCarol Chmielewski, Instructor

If you think cowboy boots and hats when-ever you hear the words "line dancing",then you're only partially right. Althoughcountry music has more than its fair shareof line dances, it is not limited to countrymusic. Line dancing is an excellent way tostay fit no matter what your age. No part-ner needed. Enrollment: Min. 7 / Max. 25

BEGINNING Learn the basic steps used in many linedances, while walking you through themore popular dances.

Tuesday / 10 sessions 3:00-3:30 PM Sept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25Nov. 8,15,22,29 9911.30F

Member $12 / $24 Non-Res.Non-Member $15 / $30 Non-Res.

CONTINUING (previous experience)If you are already in the groove of things,and are interested in learning more dancesand some new steps to your line up...comejoin the fun.

Tuesday / 10 sessions 2:00-3:00 PM Sept. 20,27; Oct. 4,11,18,25Nov. 8,15,22,29 9911.31FMember $22.50 / $45 Non-Res.Non-Member $30 / $60 Non-Res.

Greenfield Community Center Jansen Fest Hall (Multipurpose)(former Library-next to City Hall)

bridGeMichael Grimmer, Instructor

Bridge is by far the greatest card game of all, and it can provide immense challenge andcan be enjoyed at many skill levels. All instruction is through hands-on play.


red hAt soCiety GLAMOUR GIRLS—GREENFIELD CHAPTERHey, what’s with all the red hats? The RedHat Society is a social phenomenon thatbegan as a result of a few women decidingto greet middle age with verve, humor andelan. The sole purpose of this rather “wildand crazy” women’s group is to have funand enjoy everyday life with “gusto for living.” The only requirement of the RedHat Society is that all members wear thetelltale red hats and purple attire whenattending their Red Hat Society events.

Current members must register to renewmembership. New members welcome. To register, simply complete a registrationform and return to the Greenfield Parks &Recreation Dept. before December 30, 2011.

2012 Annual Membership Fee:$10 renewing members $15 new members 9912.HAT

A schedule of events will be mailed to registered participants in January.

Golden AGers GroUPCards & Bingo

The Golden Agers meet most Wednesdaysat the Oakley Fisher Center from 10:00 AMto 3:00 PM. This is a social group, playingcards, bingo and sharing snacks. Thecenter has its own kitchen and othercomforts of home. New comers welcome.

For further information, contact Don or Bev Almquist @ 282-4697.

55+ let’s Get toGether

B-I-N-G-OVolunteer Staff

Get out of your house and socialize withyour friends while enjoying a fun after-noon of BINGO. Low stakes here but highreturn on your fun factor. No registrationrequired.

Third WEDNESDAYof monthSept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Dec. 21

1:00-3:00 PMGreenfield Community Center

Jansen Fest Hall(former Library-next to City Hall)

Fee: 2 cards for $1 (Minimum purchase 2 cards. May purchase as

many as you please. All money collected on a givenday will be used for prizes).

low visionsUPPort GroUPThis group is designed for seniors who suffer vision loss resulting from cataracts,glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetesand other causes. Monthly meeting mayinclude educational programming, socialopportunities and helpful information onways to better cope with vision loss.

Meet on the Last Thursday of each month(or as noted)Sept. 29, Oct. 27, Nov. 17, Dec. 2910:15-11:15 AM Layton Terrace Retirement Community (9200 W. Layton Ave.)FREE—Join anytimeFor more information or to register, pleasecontact Kelly Gillman 425-5600

PAGe tUrners booK ClUbFacilitated by Henry Lex

If you enjoy reading, you certainly will enjoythis fun and dynamic group. Each month anew book is chosen for discussion in the fol-lowing month. Club size is limited to 15 peo-ple. Refreshments provided.

Meets 1st Tuesday of each month Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Dec. 610:15-11:15 AM Layton Terrace Retirement Community(9200 W. Layton Ave.)FREE—Join anytimeFor more information or to register, pleasecontact Kelly Gillman 425-5600

sheePsheAdVolunteer Staff If you enjoy playing sheepshead—but takea fun but less serious approach to thegames, this group is for you. We playbecause we enjoy the game... no hooting,chiding, or raising one’s voice.

Singles welcome. A great way to meet somenew friends with similar interests or bringyour existing group. No instruction provided.

Monday (year round)(cancel Sept. 5, Dec. 26, Jan 2 - holidays)11:30-3:00 PM 9911.85FGreenfield Community Center “B”FREE (must be a current member) New enrollees must pre-register.

mondAy binGoSponsored by Wendy’sVolunteer Staff

This bingo group has been gatheringtogether for over 20+ years and is open tothose 55+ years of age. Nickel bingo (pergame) — all money collected on a givenday will be used for prizes, limited to twobingo cards. Plus, Wendy’s provides a limit-ed number of gift certificates each Monday(Limited of 2 gift certificates winnings perperson). No registration required.

Monday (year round)(cancel Sept. 5, Dec. 26, Jan 2 - holidays)1:00-3:00 PMGreenfield Community CenterJansen Fest Hall(former Library-next to City Hall)

beCome A volUnteerVolunteers play a vital role in our daily efforts to provide quaility programs &

services to our community. It’s a great opportunity to share your skills and talents. Call 329-5370 and join our team.

CrUisin’ Green lAKe Green Lake & Dodge County, WI __Today, our first endeavor will be to Widmer’s Cheese Cellars. At Widmer’s we will tour thefactory and view the making of fresh cheese. Widmer’s first settled in Theresa, WI more than80 years ago, now carefully producing some of the finest Brick, Cheddar and Colby cheesesin the world. There will be a souvenir for you to take home with you! After a cheese filledmorning we will head over to the Heidel House Resort for an “Escapade” sightseeingcruise of Green Lake. Learn all about Green Lake and the beautiful estates that surround itfrom the Captain. Next, lunch is included in the Boat House at the Gray Rock Heidel HouseResort (Traditional Caesar Salad, Roasted Sliced Turkey in a Sauce served with MashedWhite Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Fresh Bakeries, and Chocolate Truffle Torte). This after-noon, we’ll visit Leroys Meats of Horicon, where we will get a guided tour of the facility,getting to see the process of sausage making. And, of course, there will be another souvenirfor you to take home with you.

Thursday, October 6 7011.010Bus Location: Greenfield City HallDeparts 8:00 AM / Return approx. 4:45 PM Cost Per Person: $72No refund for cancellations received on or after Sept, 19, 2011 unless a replacement can be found.

sCent-A-mentAl JoUrney Dane & Jefferson Counties, WI __Our first aromatic destination is Clausen’s Bakery in Middleton, where you’ll be able to sam-ple some coffee and pastry, and, of course, an opportunity to purchase some of their deli-cious baked goods. While in Middleton, we’ll have an interesting tour of Nonn’s DesignShowplace granite plant. Here they cut huge slabs of beautiful granite into counter tops,etc. It is such a unique place to have an opportunity to visit. Take a drive through the beau-tiful country scenery to Watertown. Here, you’ll experience the wonderful aromas of spicesand delicious food cooking – and it’s lunch time! We’ll be at the Augie’s Perkins for lunchwhere Augie will prepare a special lunch with a cooking demonstration in the dining room(Salad, Tomato Basil Herb Crusted Chicken Breast served with Rice Pilaf and Green Beans,non-alcoholic beverage and Chocolate Mousse). Augie is not only the owner of a couplerestaurants in Watertown, he also does cooking demonstrations throughout the area and has hisown televised cooking show. The scent of candles will greet you at Hat Creek CandleFactory. Watch as they prepare the wax and pour the many candles that they manufactureeach day. Much of the work is done by hand. Two ladies started the business in one of theirkitchens; but the scent of the candles mingling with food preparation was not desirable, sothey moved the business to the basement. Soon they outgrew the basement so they rent-ed a hangar at the airport – then another hanger – and another – and by that time wereable to purchase and renovate it into the business they now occupy. Before departingWatertown, we’re in for another aroma…coffee! We’ll stop at Berres Brothers Coffee andhave a chance to sample some coffee as well as take some home!

Thursday, November 3 7011.011Bus Location: Greenfield City HallDeparts 6:15 AM / Return approx. 5:15 PM Cost Per Person: $62No refund for cancellations received on or after Oct.18, 2011 unless a replacement can be found.

white ChristmAs fAntAsy At the Theater in the Pines, Sycamore, IL __Start the day by visiting the quaint shops found in Sycamore, IL. Right in the heart of Sycamoreyou’ll find great shopping at Ben Franklin Gifts, The Clock Shoppe, The Confectionary, DeEsseScent Shoppe & Boutique, Made Just for You Gifts, Sweet Earth, Sycamore Coin Gallery, Mr.G’s Music, Tim’s Sports Cards and much more. Looking for a unique last minute gift for your-self or someone else…you might just find it here. Next, enjoy a meal and performance ofWhite Christmas Fantasy at the new Theater in the Pines. This holiday show is a spectac-ular tribute to Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Santa, and the great sounds of the season.And what would the ultimate Christmas show be without those beloved holiday characters,singers and dancers. From Sleigh Ride to White Christmas, this new musical production willget you in the Holiday Mood.

Wednesday, December 7 7011.012Bus Location: Greenfield City HallDeparts 8:45 AM / Return approx. 5:30 PM Cost Per Person: $78No refund for cancellations received on or after October 7, 2011 unless a replacement can be found.


55+ on the roAd AGAin

dAy triPPers 55+trAvel ClUb Co-op with Badger Bus

Enjoy traveling but hate to drive alone? Do youenjoy exploring interesting places aroundWisconsin and surrounding area? Whether youare the adventurous-type, looking for anexciting day trip, or you’re interested inmeeting new friends over a cup of coffee,there is a trip for you! The Greenfield “DayTrippers” offers comfortable, carefree experi-ence one-day tours, traveling by restroomequipped motorcoach (unless otherwise noted) ina non-smoking environment . Enjoy your daysamongst friends and add value to your life!

Bus Location: Greenfield City Hall (west side near post office). Before loading the bus, we will meet inCommon Council Chambers inside City Hall(1st floor) before loading bus.

Cancellations & Waitlist All programs have a set minimum of 30 andmaximum 55 participants. If the minimumis not met, then the program may be can-celled, so please complete your registrationearly! If the maximum is exceeded, a waitlistwill be started and we will do our best tomake accommodations.

Trip RefundsWe understand that trip cancellations some-times cannot be avoided. Often times, tripsrequire early reservations or advanced ticketpurchases. Cancellations will be acceptedprior to the due deadline date. After that,refunds/ credits will be given only if you finda replacement or a participant on the wait-list takes your spot. REFUND requests(returned in approx. 5 weeks) will be assesseda $4 service charge. Credit requests willreceive a full refund on account.

Gratuities for the driver and tour directorare not included in the package price andare at the passengers discretion.

Accessibility We strive to provide trips and activities foreveryone. Most trips that are offered arehandicap accessible. If you have any ques-tions about how strenuous a trip may be,please use the Activity Key as a guide andcontact us for further information.

Activity KeyMinimal Activity _Moderate Activity __Extensive Activity ___

A water and snack will be provided if trans-portation to destination takes longer than two hours.


American Association of Retired Persons

FREETAX ASSISTANCEthrough the Internal Revenue Service

Tax Counseling for the Elderly

February 6-April 10*(*) Due to voting, no taxes will be prepared on

February 20, 21 or April 2, 3, 2012

Monday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM

Tuesday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM

Greenfield Library, Community Room5310 W. Layton Ave

The AARP/TaxAide Tax Service will be locat-ed at the held at Greenfield Library, 5310 W.Layton Ave. Tax counselors will be availableonly on Mondays from 10:00 AM-4:00 PMand Tuesdays from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM start-ing February 6th through April 10th. Taxservice will not be available on electiondays (as noted above). Appointments avail-able at the Library Tax Site on Mondays andTuesdays starting February 6th, 2012".

The Library or Parks & RecreationDepartment does NOT schedule appoint-

ments.

Come prepared! Please bring your currenttax records and a copy of last year’s

income tax return.

55+ serviCes AArP sAfe driver AN AARP SPONSORED CLASSROOMCOURSE FOR DRIVERS 50 YEARS OFAGE AND OVERDarlene Lightfuss, AARP Instructor

NEW— one day only! Four hours of classroom instruction that refines existingskills and develops safe, defensive drivingtechniques. Produced by the AmericanAssociation of Retired Persons (AARP) theSafe Driver program teaches preventive measures that save lives. Mayinclude a Car-Fit inspection (dependent on the weather). Some insurance companies offer discounts for completion of class—check with yourinsurance agent for details. We believestrongly in the individual and communitybenefits that come from this course.Enrollment: Min. 8 / Max. 15.

Thursday 12:30-Approx. 5:00 PMOctober 13 9911.86FFebruary 23 9912.86WGreenfield Community Center (former Library-next to City Hall)

$12 AARP Member (must show AARP membership card)

$14 Non-members(Pre-registration required —Bring a check payable to AARP and your AARP membership card to receive discount.

HEALTH CHECK Shoo the Flu...Flu Shot Clinics provided by the: Visiting Nurses Assoc. in October at the Greenfield City Hall. Those onMedicare must bring their cards. Noappointments necessary. Call the HealthDepartment 329-5275 for more details(dates & times).

Blood Pressure Screening...The Greenfield Health Department offersblood pressure screenings on the 1st and3rd Wednesday of each month from 2:00to 4:00 PM Appointments are necessary,simply call 329-5275.

Call-A-Nurse...The Greenfield Health Department staff isavailable to answer your health relatedquestions. We encourage you to call us329-5275Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

For more information call GreenfieldHealth Department at 329-5275.

Greenfield stoCKbox ProGrAmThe City of Greenfield is a pick-up site for the Hunger Task Force“Stockbox” program. This program is dedi-cated to the health of low-income seniors inMilwaukee County. The Stockbox programprovides a full box of nutritious foods everymonth. All foods are provided by theCommodity Supplemental Food Program ofthe U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

2011 SCHEDULEThursday (once a month) 1:00-2:00 PMSept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, Dec. 8

Greenfield City Hall, Common Council Chambers (7325 W. Forest Home Ave.)

Eligibility Requirements:• Must live in Milwaukee County• Be at least 60 years young• Meet income requirements (subject to change)

Household Size Monthly Gross Income

1 $1,1802 $1,593Add $414 for additional household members

Call 211 for more information.TEFAP is an equal opportunity program.

If you have conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, heart disease,chronic pain, asthma, or anxiety, the Living Well workshop can help you take charge ofyour life. Learn practical ways to deal with pain and fatigue, depression and otheremotions, set personal goals, problem-solve, discover better nutrition choices, developa suitable exercise program, manage your medications, and communicate with family,friends and health care professionals.

Tuesdays, September 27-November 8 (cancel October 11)10:30 AM-1:30 PM 9911.SMWSt. Luke’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall (upstairs)$5 per person

Please note that there will be a 30-minute lunch break…you may bring your own baglunch or have one of the lunches available through the Greendale Senior Social Club.If wanting to reserve one of their lunches, you must contact Marge at (414) 421-9530by 12:00 p.m. the Monday before your Tuesday class.

If interested, you may purchase the reference book used in the program for $20 (paydirectly for this at the class if you want one). It is not necessary to purchase to partici-pate in the program.

A self-mAnAGement worKshoP

livinG well with ChroniC ConditionsSally Lemke, Facilitator

This program is sponsored by the Milwaukee County Department on Aging.

AdvAnCed diGitAl PhotoGrAPhy Adults (Ages 18+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

Ready to take your digital photographyskills to the next level? After completingthe Basic Digital Photography class, learnhow to better utilize your camera’s built infeatures to gain speed, depth of field andall around better pictures. And, let’s notforget learning how to better use yourcomputer to do its part even better.

Wednesday/ 2 sessionsNovember 30 and December 76:00-9:00 PM 2791.901Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$54/ $64 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 22

downloAdinG And orGAniZinG yoUr diGitAl PhotosAdults (Ages 18+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

Got hundreds or even thousands of pic-tures on your camera’s memory card(s)?Let’s get started downloading, editing andsharing all those precious memories. Thisclass will cover the basics in downloadingand organizing, editing and sharing, as wellas the many printing options available.Bring your camera, memory cards, cardreaders, cables, etc to class.

Thursday, September 226:00-9:00 PM 2791.803Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$19/ $29 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 13

bAsiC PhotoshoP elementsAdults (Ages 16+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

Let’s take those pictures from good togreat! Photoshop Elements is a very impor-tant tool in digital imaging. We will coverbasic editing tools, common corrections forproblem photos, basic layering techniquesand basic retouching.

Computers used in class are version 8, ifyou have a version 6,7,8 or 9 you will begood with this class. Participants need tobring cameras and downloading equip-ment, or a cd with your photos.

Thursday, September 296:00-9:00 PM 2791.804Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$23/ $33 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

AdvAnCed PhotoshoP elements Adults (Ages 18+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

Ready to take the next step in yourPhotoshop Elements knowledge? This classwill take you through more complex toolsand tasks in Photoshop Elements. We willwork in the Full Editor covering theToolbox, Selections, Layers, andPhotomerge options, and more. Prior expe-rience or our Basic Photoshop Elementsclass is recommended. Please bring somepictures on a memory card, CD, DVD, orflash drive to edit.

Wednesday, December 14 6:00-9:00 PM 2791.902Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$24/ $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Dec. 6

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ebAy bUyinG And sellinG bAsiCsAdults (Ages 18+)Mike Boerschinger, eBay Certified EducationSpecialist and Nichole Pirolo, eBay EducationSpecialis, Instructorst

Today, tens of millions of people convergedaily at eBay.com to buy and sell millions ofdollars in new and used merchandise.Learn the tips, secrets and strategies usedby the eBay Pros to harness the incrediblebuying and selling power of eBay in thisfun and interactive workshop. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how tobuy and sell on the world’s largest onlineexchange! Class fee includes the “OfficialeBay Workbook”.

Saturday, October 228:30 AM – 3:30 PM *** 2791.801Greendale High School IMC/Library$65/ $70 Non-Res. (per person)Time Out: Tues, Oct. 11

*** There is a lunch break from 12:00-12:30 PMso you might want to bring somethingwith you or make a quick run (lunch is notincluded in the cost of this program).

enrichmentLearning NeverEnds, try something New, Be Creative

bAsiC diGitAl PhotoGrAPhyAdults (Ages 16+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

If you are a beginner or an experiencedfilm shooter, this is the class for you. Learnand review the basic operations of yourdigital camera including memory and batteries, exposure and scene modes, aut-ofocus and selective focus, camera careand tips, and basic downloading.

Wednesday, September 146:00-9:00 PM 2791.802Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$19/ $29 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 6


INTRO TO PERSONAL COMPUTERSDesigned for those who do not have acomputer or just obtained one but do notreally know how to turn it on or, moreimportantly, to use that “mouse”! If youhave the curiosity and willingness toexplore the world of the personal computerand are not comfortable or ready to take aregular computer instruction course, thenthis is the class for you!

Monday, September 266:00-9:00 PM 2791.807Greendale High SchoolComputer Lab 178$40/ $50 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

ORGANIZING YOUR COMPUTERLearn how to save, locate and organizefiles, folders and shortcuts in this one nightcourse.

Monday, October 36:00-9:00 PM 2791.808Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$40/ $50 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

INTRO TO WORDWhile prior computer experience andsome typing abilities are necessary, how todo word processing is not. This class willgive you a "hands on" experience withMicrosoft Word which can be the start tomany typing projects from creatingreports, agendas and letters. Althoughthere are several versions of Word currentlyin use, this class will give you the basics toknow how to get started using basic tem-plates and saving your work. This is abeginner level course although it is never abad thing to go back to the basics.

Monday, October 106:00-9:00 PM 2791.809Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$40/ $50 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4

INTRO TO EXCEL 9.0Learn the basic features of Excel, a spread-sheet software package, in this hands-onexperience. Previous Windows and PersonalComputer experience is required.


EXCEL 9.0 CONTINUINGWorking with large tables of data includingfiltering, sorting, grouping, summing andreferencing will be covered in this class.The creation and manipulation of Cross-Table Queries will enhance the learningenvironment. Registrants are required tohave prior experience with Excel Basicsprior to taking this class.


softwAre & moreAdults (Ages 18+)Tom Koller, Instructor

better trAvel PiCtUresAdults (Ages 18+)Christopher J. Jourdan, InstructorHeading out on your next great adventure?Or just looking to learn a few quick tips tostart getting better travel and vacation dig-ital pictures? This class will cover basic toadvanced topics including Composition,Exposure and Lighting, Selective Focus andDepth of Field, Lens or Zoom Choice, andmuch more. We will move you from takingsnapshots to creating great images of yourtravels close or far. Bring your digital cam-era and equipment to class.

Wednesday, October 56:00-9:00 PM 2791.805Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$24/ $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

Combo diGitAl PhotoGrAPhy ComPleteAdults (Ages 18+)Christopher J. Jourdan, Instructor

Learn how to use your digital camera andgain an understanding of the features andfunctions applied in digital photography.Learn about camera functions includingfocusing control, exposure control, flashoptions, ISO’s and much more. Classincludes computer skills review includingdownloading, basic editing and printing asnecessary for digital photography. Bringyour digital camera and any cables, etc.

Wednesday/ 3 sessionsOctober 26-November 96:00-9:00 PM 2791.806Greendale High School Computer Lab 178$80/ $90 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 18

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AMERICAN RED CROSSbAbysitter’s trAininG CoUrse

Youth (Ages 11-14)

Recently updated, the Babysitter’s Trainingcourse is fun and fast paced with hands-onactivities, exciting video, role plays and livelydiscussions. Learn child-care, first-aid, leader-ship and communication skills such as:

• Supervising children and infants• Performing basic child-care skills such as diapering, feeding and dressing• Choosing safe, age-appropriate games andtoys• Handling bedtime and discipline issues• Identifying safety hazards and preventinginjuries• Caring for common injuries such as burns,cuts and bee stings• Communicating effectively with parents• Finding and interviewing for babysitting jobs

Class includes a Babysitter’s Training Handbook, Emergency Reference Guide and CD-ROMfor babysitters to use in the class and on the job. Participants MUST be a minimum of 11years of age on or before the first class session and attend both sessions of the class theysign up for. No mix and match between the sessions is permitted. Bring a drink and snackfor break. Enrollment: Min. 7, Max 10.

SAFETY

sAfety first

Stephanie Walek, ARC Authorized InstructorTuesday & Thursday/ 2 sessionsOctober 4 & 66:00-9:00 PM 1211.635Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$58/ $88 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

Sue Stadler, ARC Authorized InstructorWednesday/ 2 sessionsOctober 12 & 196:00-9:00 PM 1211.615Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$58/ $88 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4

Sue Stadler, ARC Authorized InstructorThursday/ 2 sessionsNovember 3 & 106:00-9:00 PM 1211.616Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$58/ $88 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 25

Sue Stadler, ARC Authorized InstructorMonday/ 2 sessionsDecember 5 & 126:00-9:00 PM 1211.617Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$58/ $88 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

bAbysitters on the GoYouth (Ages 11-12)Sue Stadler, Instructor

Babysitters are you ready? The Babysitterson the Go workshop was created to helpyou prepare for your Babysitting job. Haveyou put together your BabysittersBackpack? This workshop will focus on ageappropriate games and activities so youhave a good start for that next job. Safetyconsiderations will also be reviewed. Asuggested list of items to include in yourbackpack will be discussed.

Thursday, November 176:30-8:30 PM 1211.630Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$15/ $25 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 8

Monday, December 196:30-8:30 PM 1211.631Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$15/ $25 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Dec. 13

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AmeriCAn red Cross

CPr+Aed And first AidAdults & Teens (Ages 14+)Marge Gaeth, ARC Authorized Instructor

Learn how to act in emergency situationsand to recognize and care for life-threaten-ing respiratory or cardiac emergencies.Learn the knowledge and skills necessary inan emergency to help sustain life and mini-mize pain and the consequences of suddenillness until professional medical helparrives and takes over. This course wasreleased in 2011 and includes Adult & ChildCPR w AED, Infant CPR and Standard FirstAid certifications (valid 2 years). Class feeincludes the American Red Cross providerfee ($27), skill cards and all materials. Anoptional first aid textbook ($8.50) will beavailable for purchase at class. Enrollment:Min. 4; Max. 8

Monday and Wednesday/ 2 sessionsSeptember 26 and 285:30-8:30 PM 1211.618Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$75/ $104 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

Monday and Wednesday/ 2 sessionsNovember 7 and 95:30-8:30 PM 1211.619Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$75/ $104 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 1

AmeriCAn red Cross

CPr/Aed for theProfessionAl resCUer AndheAlth CAre ProviderAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Marge Gaeth, ARC Authorized Instructor

This course will teach those who have aduty to act (professional rescuers andhealthcare providers) the knowledge andskills needed to respond effectively tobreathing and cardiac emergencies foradults, children and infants. The use of anAED is included. This course was released in2011 and includes the CPR Pro certification(valid 2 years). Class fee includes theAmerican Red Cross provider fee ($27), text-book, pocket mask and all materials.Enrollment: Min. 4; Max. 8

Monday and Tuesday/ 2 sessionsOctober 10 & 115:30-8:30 PM 1211.620Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$90/$119 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4

Tuesday and Wednesday/ 2 sessionsDecember 13 & 145:30-8:30 PM 1211.621Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$90/$119 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Dec. 6

AmeriCAn red Cross

CitiZen CPr Adults & Teens (Ages 14+)Sue Stadler, ARC Authorized Instructor

Citizens CPR is a non-certificated one-hourpresentation that teaches the untrainedbystander how to perform hands-only CPR.Citizens CPR is a potentially lifesaving tech-nique involving no mouth-to-mouth con-tact. It is best used in emergencies wheresomeone has seen an adult suddenly col-lapse. Enrollment: Min. 4; Max. 8

Wednesday, October 56:30-7:30 PM 1211.622Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$25/ $30 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

Tuesday, December 66:30-7:30 PM 1211.623Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$25/ $30 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

AmeriCAn red Cross

be red Cross reAdydisAster PrePArednessAdults & Teens (Ages 14+)Sue Stadler, ARC Authorized Instructor

If a disaster strikes, are you prepared? It isimportant to prepare for possible disastersand other emergencies. Natural and humancaused disasters can strike suddenly, at any-time and anywhere. This course will takeyou through the three steps you can do tobe prepared: creating a family disaster plan,having your emergency preparedness kitand knowing what possible emergenciesare more likely to occur in our community.

Wednesday, October 57:45-8:45 PM 1211.624Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$10/ $15 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

Tuesday, December 67:45-8:45 PM 1211.625Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$10/ $15 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

AmeriCAn red Cross

first-Aid/CPr/Aed instrUCtor CoUrseAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Renee Vanselow, ARC Authorized InstructorTrainer

Learn how to teach the American Red Crossbasic-level First-Aid, CPR and AED coursesjust released in 2011. Participants musthold current American Red Cross CPR andFirst Aid certifications to take this course.You will learn the knowledge and skills nec-essary to plan, organize and conduct cours-es following the respective outline and skillstandards. There are online componentsthat will need to be completed at home tocomplete this course. Successful comple-tion includes practice teaching assign-ments, skill evaluations and written exams.

Tuesday/ 3 sessionsNovember 8,15,225:30-9:00 PM 5373.812Greenfield City Hall, Room 206$ program fee TBDTime Out: Tues, Nov. 1

CRYSTAL AND COIN PEARL LARIATCoin pearls, fresh water pearls and crystalsare strung in such a way as to create a dazzling drop necklace. Learn stringingtechniques and how to make this necklacewithout a clasp….just “drop” over yourneck.

Monday, September 266:30-8:30 PM 2119.781Greendale Middle School Art Room$20/ $30 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

HANDCRAFTED WIRE FINDINGSWhy spend more for generic, impersonalwire jewelry elements when you can createyour own custom-cool components forless? A fabulous “finding” can transformjewelry and become the focal point of thedesign. This class will focus on learning tocraft your own clasps (hook and eye, tog-gles and “S-hook”) for your handmade jew-elry. Feel free to bring in a piece of yourown jewelry that needs that “clasp” to finishit. We would recommend if you bring inour own jewelry, that you bring in your ownwire to match it to your piece.

Monday, October 36:30-8:30 PM 2119.831Greendale Middle School Art Room$15/ $25 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

FLIRTY FUN RUFFLED RIBBON NECKLACEUsing basic hand sewing techniques (noexperience necessary), enhance a loopedsatin ribbon with acrylic blue beads. Thiscustom made, elegant necklace will be fit toyour preference.

Monday, October 106:30-8:00 PM 2119.711Greendale Middle School Art Room$15/ $25 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4

CRYSTAL HOOP EARRINGSLearn basic wire wrapping techniques tomake a pair of crystal, bejeweled, danglehoop earrings.


PEARL “HAND STRUNG” BRACELETUsing silk string and fresh water pearls,learn to knot and create your own pearlbracelet just like the professionals.


FABRIC ORNAMENTS FOR DECORATINGWorking with polar fleece and glitter, trans-form these materials into a pair of chocolatecovered strawberry ornaments for use aseither a table decoration or a hanging decora-tion. No sewing experience is necessary butthere will be some hand stitching involved.Please bring a fabric scissors to class.

Monday, November 286:30-8:30 PM 2119.841Greendale Middle School Art Room$14/ $24 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 22

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mAKe-it & tAKe-itAdults & Teens (Ages 15+) unless otherwise noted

Jodi Brzezinski, Instructor

Participants, ages 13-15, are welcome to sign up if accompanied by a parent/caregiver who is also taking the class.

Due to the purchasing of supplies, after the time out date, no refunds, credits or transfers unless your spot can be filled.

Get CreAtive!

CREATIVEwww.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

sCrAPbooK CroPAdults & Teens (ages 16+)

Sometimes described as a quilting bee ofthe 21st century, a scrapbook crop is agreat way to spend some quality time pre-serving memories in your scrapbooks. Ifyou are looking for an extended eveningto spread out your project across a table,sign up and join our group. This is a basiccrop as your fee is for your “spot” only.Bring your own snacks, drinks and dinner arefrigerator and microwave are availablefor your use. There are no product demo’sor make and takes planned. Children(Ages 8-15) who are cropping with a regis-tered adult are welcome to attend. If childis sharing a table there is no additionalcost. If a child needs their own table, theywould need to be registered and pay.Children would need to be scrapbooking.

Friday, October 144:00 PM-12:00 AM 5371.701

Friday, November 114:00 PM-12:00 AM 5371.702

Friday, December 94:00 PM- 12:00 AM 5371.703

Greenfield Community Center, Activity Rooms$10 Res. or Non-Res. (per option)

ALL CRAFT CLASSESPLEASE NOTE:

Due to the purchasing of supplies, nocredits or refunds

after the“Time Out” date.


desiGninG A fAshion oUtfitAroUnd bAsiC blACKAdultsMargo Kuehn, Owner

Looking for a way to stretch your dollars,looking at those approaching holiday par-ties and trying to just spruce up last year’soutfit, trying to pack for vacation or a busi-ness trip but need to keep it compact????Then this fashion show is for you! Using abasic black top and black pants, watch themodels as they create casual to higherfashion outfits by adding a styled garmentand accessory with a holiday/approachingwinter flair.

Watch how dressing up your existingwardrobe is easy with statement jewelry, afabulous new handbag or even an inex-pensive but dramatic scarf! Accessoriesfrom both Margo’s Village Boutique andMore Margo’s will be presented.

Fashion show will run from 6:00-6:30 p.m.followed by networking, questions andrefreshments.

Tuesday, November 16:00-7:00 PM 2790.901More Margo’s, 5620 Broad Street, Greendale$7.50 / $10 Non-ResidentTime Out: Tues., Oct. 25th

Good thinGs hAPPeninG in oUr neiGhborhood...

2011 mini-Golf invitAtionAl

On Saturday August 13th over 70 golfers representing various city departments, communi-ty organizations and vendors participated in the 13th Annual Greenfield Partners of Parksand Recreation Mini-Golf Invitational at River Falls Family Fun Center. This year's eventraised over $5,900 to benefit the Partners of Parks and Recreation. The Partners of Parksand Recreation’s mission is to assist the department in the beautification of green space,purchase of park amenities, and the development of park site activity areas to benefit theGreenfield Community.

We would like to thank all our golfers and contributors who participated in this year'sevent. The Event Sponsor was Dan Jansen Family Fest, our Event Co-Sponsors were Ehlersand Associates, Lee Recreation and Horizon Management as well as our Event PartnersGRaEF, R&R Insurance, Von Briesen & Roper Attorneys at Law and Verlo of Greenfield. Wewould also like to thank River Falls Family Fun Center for the use of the facilities.

holidAy shoPPinG ChiCAGo styleAdults(children may attend with a paying adult)

Love shopping in Chicago, or seeing the attractions and don’t want the hassle of drivingand parking? Then hop on board as we travel to Chicago and enjoy a day at your leisure!We arrive near Michigan Avenue (where there is always excitement) and you are on yourown until 5:30 PM when we board our bus and sit back and relax after a fun-filled day ofshopping or sightseeing!

Saturday, November 12 2791.HSC

Time: Motorcoach bus departs from Municipal Parking Lot (Parking Street) at 8:15 AM Busleaves from Chicago at 5:30 PM and is expected back at 7:30 PM (traffic dependent) at the Municipal Parking Lot.

Place: Bus will drop off/pick up at corner of Wabash Street (between Grand Avenue andIllinois Street)

$25 / $35 Non-ResidentDeadline to register: October 26th

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the mAGiC of seedsYouth (entering K5-4th Grade)UW-Extension Master Gardener Volunteers, Instructors

Do you know what a seed is and whatseeds do? Find out what you need to do tohelp a seed grow into a pretty flower, plantor something yummy to eat. Participantswill make their own seed pots and plantwheat grass seeds in them to take homeand grow inside. They will also create someseed art! Classes are taught by UW-Extension Master Gardener Volunteers.Enrollment: Min. 4; Max. 12

Tuesday, October 116:00-6:45 PM 5373.803Greenfield City Hall, Besson Community Room$12/ $19 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4

Grow it And eAt it Youth (entering K5-4th Grade)UW-Extension Master Gardener Volunteers, Instructors

Learn how to grow your own fresh veg-gies! Then get tips for how to turn thatproduce into delicious meals. Participantswill plant either carrots or lettuce in ashoebox to take home, and then will makea veggie pizza in class. Yum! (No nuts willbe used, but please let us know upon reg-istration if there are any other allergies.)Enrollment: Min. 4; Max. 12

Tuesday, October 256:00-6:45 PM 5373.804Greenfield City Hall, Besson Community Room$12/ $19 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 18

siGn lAnGUAGe for fAmiliesYouth (Ages 5-14) with parent/caregiver and adults

Shannon Haberer, Instructor

Make this your family fun night! Learn howto communicate using American SignLanguage. This class focuses on everydayvocabulary, including manners, commands,questions, hobbies, animals, colors, andmuch more.

This will be an active class including gamesso please wear comfortable shoes. Fee isper parent and child pair, additional familymembers may register at $10 per.

Tuesday/ 6 sessionsSeptember 27-November 16:30-7:30 PM 2114.171College Park Elementary School Music Room$35/$45 Non-Res. (per parent/child pair)Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

siGninG with yoUr bAbyInfants (up to 2 years) withparent/caregiverShannon Haberer, Instructor

Want to communicate with your baby, longbefore they can talk? Preverbal, hearingbabies can tell you what they want, longbefore they can talk! Learn how to use sim-ple sign language to engage your baby intwo-way communication. In this class youwill learn what signs to show your baby,when to start signing, how to make thesigns and how using signs can enhanceyour baby’s early language development.

Tuesday/ 5 sessionsSeptember 27-October 2510:00-11:00 AM 2114.011Greendale Village Education Center(5680 Broad Street)$30 / $40 Non-Res. (per couple)Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

mAKe the most of every momentAdults (Ages 18+)Ronni Pelk, Instructor

Do you ever feel overwhelmed and wishyou could add at least a couple morehours to each day? Maybe it isn’t theamount of time in the day that’s yourproblem; maybe it’s how you spend thattime that’s tripping you up. Acquire a hitlist as well as an overall strategy for elimi-nating distractions from your day, achievea greater sense of focus and tackle that to-do list once and for all.

Wednesday/ 2 sessionsSeptember 28 and October 56:30-8:30 PM 5373.810Greenfield Community Center, Activity Room B$30/ $35 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

hAvinG effeCtive ConversAtions ... with eAseAdults (Ages 18+)Ronni Pelk, Instructor

What do people who seem to have it all - agreat job, an active social life and a happyfamily life -have in common? They all haveexceptional conversation skills! While theymay come naturally for some people, it canbe extremely difficult for others. The goodnews is these critical skills can be learned!In this seminar, learn about a three-pronged approach to having conversa-tions with strangers, anywhere, anytime.

Wednesdays, November 2,9,166:30-8:30 PM 5373.811Greenfield Community Center, Activity Room B$45/ $60 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 25

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home CooKinG demonstrAtions Adults (Ages 18+)Staci Joers, Instructor

GRILLING WITH GEORGE IIYour George Foreman Grill, that is! Learntips and tricks plus fabulous new, healthyrecipes for your indoor grill. We will be sam-pling Grilled Tuna Steaks with AvocadoMayonnaise and George’d Potato Chips,Ham and Gruyere Panini’s with Fresh Basil,and Southwestern Pork Tenderloin withGrilled Veggies dressed in Orange Olive Oil.

Tuesday, September 276:30-8:30 PM 2110.121Greendale High School Room 135$22/ $32 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

CLASSIC ITALIAN SAUCESLearn how to make a variety of classicItalian sauces that will make your dinner gofrom plain old “noodles-n-sauce” to some-thing fabulous like “Fettucine allaCarbonara”! Enjoy sampling Marinara,Alfredo, Vodka, Arrabiatta and Carbonarawhich will be served with a variety of pas-tas. In addition, you will receive extrarecipes for lots of other sauces

Tuesday, October 256:30-8:30 PM 2110.131Greendale High School Room 135$22/ $32 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 18

CRANBERRIESEverything Cranberries…sampling hasnever been so tasty! Try a Cranberry & WildMushroom Tart served with Brussel Sproutswith Pancetta & Cranberries; CranberryChicken Sliders with Cranberry Aioli &Chunky Cranberry-Beer Chutney; and NewEngland Cranberry Pie for dessert. Receiverecipes for Cranberry Wassail, HomemadeCranberry Vodka & Gingered CranberryMartinis, Cranberry Monte Cristo Strata andmore! Class cooking will use cranberryjuice, fresh cranberries, dried cranberriesand cranberry sauce.

Tuesday, November 156:30-8:30 PM 2110.141Greendale High School Room 135$22/ $32 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 8

CULINARY CLASSICSAre you bored with the same old, same old?Want to learn a few great recipes that areperfect for dinner with the family but areelegant enough to entertain even the mostdiscerning guest? Well, this is the classyou’ve been waiting for! Learn to preparethese two great menus and taste every-thing prepared by Staci…(Menu 1):Chicken Cordon Bleu served with DuchessePotatoes and Asparagus with Hollandaise.(Menu 2): Italian Beef Spiedini Rolls servedwith Aglio, Olio ed Erbe (Pasta with garlic,olive oil & herbs) and Braised Green Beans.Oh so good!

Tuesday, December 66:30-8:30 PM 2110.151Greendale High School Room 135$22/ $32 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

bon APPetit!Jana Uebele, Instructor

Pint-Sized Cooks (Ages 5-8)Pots, pans and busy hands – children love to help out in the kitchen. In this class, childrenwill enjoy creating a variety of recipes for fun and most will be edible.

Young Chefs (Ages 8-12)Come learn how to make fun, simple, delicious recipes using conventional and microwaveovens. Proper use of kitchen appliances and utensils, along with learning how to followrecipes and measure ingredients is sure to be a highlight of these classes. We are adding a“healthier” theme to our selections this year…showing children that healthy foods can stilltaste “Oh So Good!”

Note: Indicate any food allergies at time of registration. Come dressed for being “busy” inthe kitchen. Some new and some “old favorite” recipes.

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HEALTHY BODY, HEALTHY MINDLet’s make food to fuel your body so youperform better in sports and in the class-room….Garden Veggie Sub or Spaghetti,Berry Smoothies, Easy Fruit Pocket Pies, and,possibly even, Sweet Potato Fries!

Thursday, September 29Pint Sized (Ages 5-8)5:00-6:00 PM 2220.271Young Chefs (Ages 8-12) 6:15-7:15 PM 2220.291

Time Out: Tues, Sept. 13

TRICKS OR TREATSEnjoy these “hauntingly” bewitching treats….Monster Munch, Monster Eyes, WitchesBrew and possibly Chocolate Spiders.

Monday, October 17Pint Sized (Ages 5-8)5:00-6:00 PM 2220.272Young Chefs (Ages 8-12)6:15-7:15 PM 2220.292

Time Out: Tues, Oct. 11

ON-THE-GO FOODSWe’ll make foods that are“portable”…Portable Pizza, Peanut ButterBanana Roll-ups, Bean Burrito, and FruitSundae Cones.

Thursday, November 17 Pint Sized (Ages 5-8)5:00-6:00 PM 2220.273Young Chefs (Ages 8-12)6:15-7:15 PM 2220.293

Time Out: Tues, Nov. 8

HOLIDAY TREATSFun foods to make and eat (and help makefor your holidays at home too)…YummyReindeer Snacks, Graham Cracker Santas,Cranberry Snow Punch, and possiblyRudolph Cookies.

Monday, December 5Pint Sized (Ages 5-8)5:00-6:00 PM 2220.274Young Chefs (Ages 8-12)6:15-7:15 PM 2220.294

Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

Greendale Middle School FACE Room (Home Econ)$13/ $23 Non- Res. (per option)Due to the purchasing of food supplies, no refunds, credits or transfers after the Time Out date.

CAndy mAKinG PArty Youth (Ages 5-12)The Chocolate House Staff, Instructors

Children can make and design their ownchocolate creations. This class is “handson” and participants will bring home (pro-viding they don’t eat it first!) everythingthey make-approximately 2 pounds ofchocolate! We supply everything neededfor the class including aprons, hats andbags for all the goodies. Once the candy-making portion of the party is done, weclean up and get ready to have some pizzaand beverage.

Saturday, November 511:30 AM-1:00 PM 2791.815The Chocolate House 4121 S. 35th, Greenfield$24 / $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues., Oct. 25

JAmmin’ for the holidAysAdults (Ages 18+)Jeanine Becker, InstructorMake great homemade gifts for the holidayseason. Our instructor is a life-long pre-server with a commercial food license andMaster Food Preserver certified. She ownsMadam J’s Sticky Finger Jams and Jellies.With that experience, she will provide youwith a hands-on experience in making anexotic jam to share with family and friends.Learn the basics of jam making, get recipes,tips and tricks and take home a jar to savor.(Included in the price of this hands-on classare all the supplies and handouts withinstructions, recipes and helpful tips.)

Thursday, October 136:30-8:30 PM 2113.481Greendale High School Room 135 $27/ $37 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 4


let the AdventUres beGin!PRESCHOOL

PRESCHOOL

mUsiC mAKer & moreYouth (Ages 1-4) with parent or caregiverMusic Maker & More, Instructors

This sing along musical activity group isdesigned for children and their parents orcaregivers. The class incorporates tradi-tional children’s songs, finger play, rhythminstruments, and dance movements aswell as puppets that help tell a story with-in the songs. Our goal is to give childrenan interest and love for all kinds of music.Bring your dancing feet for a fun familyclass! Min. 8; Max. 15

Wednesday/ 5 sessions 11:10-11:40 AM

October 5-November 2 5373.801Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

November 9-December 14 (cancel Nov. 23) 5373.901Time Out: Tues, Nov. 1

Greenfield Community Center, Studio$37/ $47 Non-Res. (per option)

tUtUs And tUmblinGYouth Ages 3-5 (without parent or guardian)

Ashley Jasinski and Erin Sirovina, Instructors

Join us for the best of both worlds! Thisclass is focused on having fun while partici-pating in both ballet and gymnastics! Eachweek ballet techniques and tumbling skillswill be presented along with a structuredwarm-up and cool-down. This class is perfect for those looking to have fun whilelearning what both disciplines have tooffer! Children should come dressed incomfortable clothing, easy to move in (leotards welcome…no large tutus please!)and socks (ballet shoes welcome but notrequired).

Friday/ 6 sessionsSeptember 30-November 410:00-10:45 AM 1685.421Greenfield Community Center – Studio$27/ $54 Non-Res.Time Out: Thurs., Sept. 20

tiny tots dAnCeYouth Ages 2-3 (with parent or guardian)Ashley Jasinski and Erin Sirovina, Instructors

This interactive program is great for youngchildren to learn the basics of dance! Thisclass focuses on creative movement usingvarious songs and props such as ribbons,scarves, and beanbags! Parents will helpguide their children through these move-ments. Get ready to move and groove inthis parent/tot class! Children should comedressed in comfortable clothing, easy tomove in, and socks (ballet shoes welcomebut not required).

Friday/ 6 sessionsSeptember 30-November 49:15-9:45 AM 1685.422Greenfield Community Center – Studio$27/ $54 Non-Res.Time Out: Thurs., Sept. 20

KooKy CooKsPreschool (Ages 2 & 31/2) with parent or caregiver

Lee Korsmo, Instructor

Hey all you little “sprouts”…bring yourfavorite adult for a great time! Show mom or dad how you can “measureup” to them in the kitchen! Join us for thishands-on cooking class with a storytimefor each session. We will read aboutWhat’s Cookin’?; The Bumpy LittlePumpkin; The King’s Taster; andGingerbread Friends …all while samplingyour creative concoctions each time.

Thursday/ 4 sessions Sept 22, Oct 20, Nov 10 and Dec 85:45-6:15 PM 2219.055Greendale Middle School FACE Room(Home Econ)$31/ $41 Non-Resident (per pair)Time Out: Thurs., Sept. 15

Note: Please indicate, at time of regis-tration, any food allergies the student may have.

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wheels on the bUs GREEN MEADOWS FARMPreschoolers (Ages 31/2- K5) accompanied by parent/ caregiverJoin us as we travel (by school bus) toGreen Meadows Farm. With more than 200animals, we will learn about pigs, cows,goats, sheep, chickens, turkeys, ducks, don-keys, llamas and more. Everyone can milk acow, take a tractor-drawn hayride and thechildren can have a pony ride. Enjoy thisup close, first-hand experience with farmanimals.

Bring a bag lunch and beverage, as afterour activities, we’ll stay and have lunch “onthe farm”.

Thursday, October 20 2790.801 Departure: School bus leaves Greendale

Municipal Parking Lot (Parking Street) at 9:15 AM

Destination: Green Meadows Farm inWaterford for 10:00 AM program

Return to: Municipal Parking Lot by 1:30 PM

$13/ $23 Non-Resident (per person)

Time Out: Mon., Oct. 10th

Note: Children must be accompaniedby a supervising adult to partici-pate in this field trip. (The adultand child must each register andpay the indicated fee-adults maysupervise more than one child.)Due to state law, children underthe age of 3 are not permitted toride on a school bus.

CooKinG UP A storyPreschooler (Age 31/2 - 6) with parent/caregiverLee Korsmo, Instructor

Hey all you little “sprouts”, bring your favorite adult for a great time!

whAt’s CooKin’? by nAnCy Coffelt In a sunny kitchen, the clock tick-tocks, the faucet drip-drops, and the cook grabs aspoon…but he’s not alone. One by one, ten roly-poly chefs arrive in the kitchen to bake abirthday surprise!

Thursday, September 22 2219.051Time Out: Thurs., Sept. 15

the bUmPy little PUmPKin by mArGery CUylerAll summer, Little Nell has tended the garden with BIG Mama, BIG Sarah, and BIG Lizzie, andfinally the pumpkins are ready for Halloween. Her sisters choose smooth, round pumpkinsto carve, but little Nell likes a bumpy little one best. This sweet tale shows that jack-o’-lanterns, like people, come in all shapes and sizes, and that BIG ideas and a BIG heartresound in even the smallest of us.

Thursday, October 20 2219.052Time Out: Thurs., Oct. 13

the KinG’s tAster by Kenneth oPPel Max is the cook’s dog. And because he is also the king’s taster, Max gets to feast on FrenchFries!, Rose Pudding!, Cheese Pie!, Pizza! No wonder Max loves his job. Who wouldn’t wantto dine on these delicious dishes? The new king, that’s who! And, if the new king has hisway, it won’t just be their job that the cook and Max lose!

Thursday, November 10 2219.053Time Out: Thurs., Nov. 3

GinGerbreAd friends by JAn brett Confident and cocky, the Gingerbread Baby sets out to find a friend just his size, but insteadhe has an adventure he’ll never forget. Not finding a friend early in his ventures, due to a boyMattie, a fantastic surprise awaits the discouraged Gingerbread Baby…one so perfect that italmost bursts out of the book!

Thursday, December 8 2219.054Time Out: Thurs., Dec. 1

6:30-7:05 PMGreendale Middle School FACE Room (Home Econ)$10/ $20 Non-Res. (per option/ per couple)

Please indicate, at time of registration, any food allergies the student may have.

No credits or refunds after the indicated time out date due to the purchasing of supplies.


Youth (K5-8 Grades)Parents are you looking for a fun, safe and educational setting during the School Districtof Greenfield’s early release days? The City of Greenfield Dept of Parks and Recreationwill be offering the SEA program in conjunction with the Greenfield School District tocombine structured learning activities and fun in a safe environment. SEA will bestaffed by certified educators and Greenfield Park and Recreation Department staff.

The program is available to all School District of Greenfield elementary and middleschool students in addition to all Greenfield residents who are of elementary and mid-dle school age. Depending on the grade level, featured activities may include computerlab, math enrichment, book club, homework help, study time, physical activity, and more.

Parents may pick their children up prior to 5:00 PM. If applicable, students will be busedfrom their home school to another school where the SEA program is being held. Parentsmust provide transportation home. No credits or refunds for non-attendance. Registernow for the 1st semester.

Wednesday/ 7 sessions 2:00-5:00 PMSeptember 14, 28, October 12, November 9, 30, December 14, January 11

Elm Dale Elementary 4ELM.SF5Aaron Hyatt, Site Supervisor

Maple Grove Elementary 4MGV.SF5Kelly Heisel, Site Supervisor

$56 ResidentTime Out: Monday, Sept. 12

s.e.A. Code of CondUCtTo ensure that the playground program experiences are positive for everyone involvedand that one child’s behavior does not limit or interfere with another child’s experience,the following “Code of Conduct”will be administered for the S.E.A. program.

• Children must be quiet and attentive when the playground supervisor or leaders are presenting instructions and/ or information.• Hitting, kicking, pushing, and other types of VERBAL and/or PHYSICAL behavior will not be acceptable among the children and will not be tolerated.• Weapon-like toys, including squirt guns will not be allowed.• Running is not allowed in the hallways.

It’s Great To Be A Kid!

S.E.A.School Extension Activities

Princess Tea

ParTyYouth (Ages 4-7)

Kidnastics Staff, Instructors

Once upon a time in a not so faraway land, young princesses fromnear and far came to meet. They gottogether to dance, share stories, docrafts, sing songs, and have a specialprincess treat. They thought it surewould be sweet if others joined inthe beat. Please come dressed inyour best princess attire! All suppliesincluded.

Saturday October 159:00-11:30 AM 1685.427Greenfield Community Center –Activity Room$17/ $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 11


birthday Celebrations

fridAy niGht frenZy: hAlloween edition Youth (Ages 4-10)Kidnastics Staff, Instructors

Movies, munchies and games galore! Bringyour friends for a night full of excitement,spooks, and adventure. We will kick off thenight with a pizza dinner followed by yourfavorite Halloween activities! The night willconclude with a snack and Halloweenmovie shown on the super-sized jumboscreen! *Wear your favorite costume anddon’t forget your pillow and sleeping bag!

Friday, October 215:30-10:00 PM 1675.425Greenfield Community Center—JansenFest Hall$17/ $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Oct. 18

fridAy niGht frenZy Youth (Ages 4-10)Kidnastics Staff, Instructors

Movies, munchies and games galore! Bringyour friends for a night full of excitementand adventure. We will kick off the nightwith a pizza dinner followed by yourfavorite activities, like the parachute andrelay races! The night will conclude with asnack and movie shown on the super-sizedjumbo screen! Wear your comfiest clothesand don’t forget your pillow and sleepingbag! *Parents: Enjoy a night of relax-ation...kid free! Drop your children off andhave a worry free night knowing they arehaving a great time.

Friday, December 2 5:30-10:00 PM 1685.426Greenfield Community Center – JansenFest Hall$17/ $34 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Nov. 29

For Youth (Ages 4-10 years)

A birthday is a milestone that memories are made of. Come celebrate yourchild’s next birthday with the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department. Weoffer three different party packages that are sure to to make your child's birth-day celebration truly special. No stress, no mess! Let our staff plan your child’snext party at the Greenfield Community Center (former library, next to CityHall). As a parent, you can sit back, relax and enjoy watching your child andtheir friends. Book your party today!

Party Package (1 hour of party activities and 1 hour party room) Only $160 (Greenfield residents) 3 week advance booking required

Includes:• Party Activity Leader(s) • Party Invitations • Age appropriate games & activities • Clean up • Birthday child receives a special gift• Party up to 16 participants including birthday child.—additional guests $5 each

Parents Supply:Cake, beveragesand paper products (plates,cups, napkins, utensils and tablecloth)Goody bags available for all guests (additional charge)

Choose your date and time:saturday 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM sunday 1-3 PM

Theme Packages: • Princess PartyIncludes a princess craft (make your own tiara), princess songs, dances, stories, andgames. Guests please come dressed in their favorite princess attire.

• Gymnastics PartyParty includes a structured warm-up, stretching, skill development on the floor, bal-ance beam, vault, and bar, and cool-down activities. NO GYMNASTICS EXPERIENCE NEC-ESSARY! Guests please come dressed in active wear.

• Active Games PartyParty includes active games that focus on teamwork and friendly competition. Gamesinclude, but are not limited to, parachute, relay races, and an obstacle course. Allgames will be age-appropriate. Guests please come dressed in active wear.

• Dance Party (New)Party includes a structured warm-up, stretching, dance techniques/steps, and cool-down activity. Guests will learn a short routine. NO DANCE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Guests please come dressed in active wear, socks, and tennis shoes. (Dance shoes are welcome but NOT necessary).DANCE OPTION 1: Classical (includes ballet and tap techniques)DANCE OPTION 2: Modern (includes jazz techniques and dance hits- Cha Cha Slide,

Cupid Shuffle, and more)

• Super Hero Party (Coming this Fall)Reservation form available on line @ www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

Birthday Parties and at the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department office, City Hall, room 200, M-F 9AM-6PM.

For more details/information call us @ (414) 329-5370.

Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008

AmeriCAn red CrossleArn to swim ProGrAm The swim lesson program follows the principles and

methods set by the nationally recognized American Red Cross.

before yoU tAKe the PlUnGe!GENERAL POLICIES REGARDING ALL AQUATIC PROGRAMS

WHAT TO BRINGParticipants must furnish their own suits, locks,and towels. Patrons are allowed to bring towels &bags on the deck. The Department of Parks &Recreation and School District are not responsiblefor any lost or damaged articles. Showers mustbe taken before swimming. NO FOOD OR DRINKSare permitted.

Locker Room Attendants are NOT on duty.However, locker room checks will be made periodi-cally by pool staff. Youth who are 5 years of age orolder must use the gender appropriate locker room.Prior to the start of the class and once dismissedfrom the pool, participants are not supervised by theswim staff. Plan accordingly.

POOL TEMPERATURES & MAINTENANCEWater and air temperature is regulated by theHigh School maintenance department, not theDepartment of Parks & Recreation. Due to limitedcapabilities of swimming pool equipment theyare making every attempt to maintain a watertemperature of 80°. This may be cold for someswimmers.

POOL LOCATION & LOCKER ROOMS• WHITNALL HIGH SCHOOL POOL Located at 5000 South 116th Street (116th Streetbetween Layton & Edgerton Aves). Use the newentrance to the far left when you face the build-ing. Enter, turn to your right and proceed downthe hall to the locker rooms. You may only enterthe pool through the locker rooms.

• GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL POOL Located at 4800 S 60th Street (S 60th & Layton Ave).Use door #11 located on the south side of the build-ing. Upon entering, turn to your left to walk towardsthe pool doors, the locker room entrances are also toyour left down a hallway. Please enter the pool fromthe locker rooms. Just opened in 2010, theGreenfield High School Pool does offer a Family locker room..

Congratulations! The staff earned the Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association’s SilverStar for Program Excellence as part ofthe Cooperative Aquatic Safety Teamin 1996, 1997, 1999 & 2003.

swim Pre-testNew to the swim instruction program? Has it been a few years since the last les-son? A Swim Pretest is an opportunity for:• One-on-one skill screening• Level placement• Introducing yourself and your child to the facility.

Please call the Parks & Recreation office 329-5370 to have your name placedon the list for the pre-test. Participants are taken on a first come, first servedbasis; however, if we have an idea of how many will be in attendance, staff canbe scheduled accordingly to serve you better. Sorry, staff will not be able to handle registrations at the pre-test.

Sunday, September 18Greenfield High School Pool

2:00-3:00 PM

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Make sure your child learns to swim from the most trusted name in Aquatic Training!The American Red Cross has been the nationally recognized leader for more than 90years. From Parent/Child through Adult Learn to Swim, the Greenfield Parks &Recreation Aquatics program follows the principles and methods set by the AmericanRed Cross to offer a year-round progressive program for your family.

LEVELS: Please refer to the chart on page 29. Participants start at either ourStarfish or Level One levels and as their skill level progress, they move up throughthe levels. It is not uncommon for participants to spend 2 semesters at a givenlevel to master all the skills before advancing. At the conclusion of each semester,each child will receive a skill sheet indicating their progress.

PROFESSIONAL STAFF:The Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department Aquatics staff consists of highly-trained,professional American Red Cross certified instructors. Water Safety Instructors (WSI)have completed a minimum 40 hours of course work. Also committed to your child’ssafety in classes, we also employ American Red Cross certified Lifeguards (LG) who havecompleted a minimum of 40 hours of course work. As we are continually trainingfuture staff, instructors may also be Water Safety Instructor Candidates (WSIC) meaningthey are currently in training to complete their certification.

SWIM STAFF (2011 Fall):Marissa Bakken (WSI, LG), Shaun Hibben (WSI, LG), Brittany Zellner (WSI, LG), Amy Blomberg (WSI, LG), Stephanie Ewert (WSI, LG), Kelly Harycki (WSI, LG), AngelaJob (WSI, LG), Kristen Schmalfeldt (LG), Katie Semrad (WSI,LG), Gabrela Skillings (WSI,LG), Angela Job (WSI, LG), Kristen Schmalfeldt (WSI, LG), Tina Witkowski (WSI, LG),Maddie Harycki (LG), Katie Reid (LG), Kathy Plowman (WSI, LG), Laura Janiszewski(WSI, LG), Holly Desjarden (LG), Nate Hinson (LG), Michael Brill (LG), Charles Seaks (LG),Samantha Zacher (LG), Amanda Hill (LG)

It is our goal to serve as many swimmers as possible within the resources available(pool time and instructors). Please register early... as the schedule will be adjustedas much as possible.


SWIMMING & WATER SAFETY LEVELSThe American Red Cross offers twelve comprehensive course levels that teach your child

how to swim skillfully and safely. Skills taught are progressive so children advance upon completion of all the skills in the previous level.

Levels Requirements Skills Taught

PARENT AND CHILD AQUATICS

Parent/Child A

Ratio 1:10

Ages 1-2 Years

An adult must accompany each child in the water for all classes.

Introduces basic skills to parents and children. Parents are taught to safely work with theirchild in the water, including how to appropriately support and hold their child in the water and how to prepare and encourage their child to participate fully and try the skills. Severalwater safety topics are also introduced and directed to parents. Children are introduced tobasic skills that lay a foundation to help them learn to swim in the future.

Parent/Child B

Ratio 1:10

Ages 2-3 Years

An adult must accompany each child in the water for all classes.

Builds on the skills introduced in Parent/Child A. Participants improve on these skills andlearn more advanced skills.

PRESCHOOL AQUATICS

Preschool Level 1(Starfish)

Ratio 1:6

Ages 4-6 YearsPrerequisite: Child must be

able to submerge head under water

Starfish helps children feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. In starfish, elementary aquatic skills are taught.

Preschool Level 2(Seahorse)

Ratio 1:6

Ages 4-7 Years

Prerequisite: Successfully completeStarfish or be able to demonstrate

skills

Seahorse builds on skills learned in Starfish. Participants learn to float without support and torecover to vertical position. Simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on front andback are also taught. *Formerly Seahorse A

Preschool Level 3(Goldfish)

Ratio 1:6

Ages 5-7 YearsPrerequisite: Successfully completeSeahorse or be able to demonstrate

skills

Goldfish further develops elementary skills and teaches participant to effectively coordinatecombined simultaneous and alternating arm and leg action. Goldfish prepares participants for successful transfer into Learn-to-Swim program Level 2.

LEARN-TO-SWIM

Level 1

Ratio 1:8

Ages 6-9 Years

There are no prerequisites for this level

Level 1 teaches basic personal water safety information and skills to help participants feel comfortable in the water. In Level 1, participants learn elementary aquatic skills.

Level 2

Ratio 1:8

Ages 6-9 YearsPrerequisite: Level 1, 7 years olds and

completed Seahorse, or be able todemonstrate skills

Level 2 gives participants success with fundamental skills such as floating and recover to vertical position. Participants continue to explore simultaneous and alternating arm action on front and back.

Level 3

Ratio 1:8

Ages 7-10 Years

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 2 or Golfish or be able to

demonstrate skills

Level 3 teaches the survival float, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, backstroke and coordination of front crawl. Participants are introduced to dolphin kick and diving.

Level 4

Ratio 1:10

Ages 7-10 YearsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Level 3 or be able to demonstrate

skills

Level 4 develops confidence in previously learned strokes and increases distance swimming. Backstroke and breaststroke are further developed. Participants are introduced to butterfly and taught sidestroke.

Level 5

Ratio 1:10

Ages 8-12 YearsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Level 4 or be able to demonstrate

skills

Level 5 refines strokes learned in Level 4 and increases distances of swimming. Participants are also introduced to front and back flip turns.

Level 6

Ratio 1:10

Ages 9-13 Years

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 5 or be able to demonstrate

skills

Level 6 is designed to give participants the ability to focus on and prepare for more advanced classes such as Water Safety Instructor, Lifeguarding, and competitive swimming and diving. The courses we offer are: Personal Water Safety and Fitness Swimmer.

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AQUATICS

GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL POOL

WHITNALL HIGH SCHOOL POOLMondays /8 sessions

September 26- November 14 Whitnall High School Pool

$32/ $64 Non-Res.*Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

LEVEL TIME REG# Parent ChildA & B 6:00-6:30 PM 3WHS.C01

Starfish & Seahorse 6:00-6:30 PM 3WHS.C02

Level 1 & 2 6:40-7:20 PM 3WHS.C03Level 3 & 4 6:40-7:20 PM 3WHS.C04

Saturdays /8 sessionsSeptember 24- November 19

(Cancel Oct. 29) Whitnall High School Pool

$32/ $64 Non-Res.*Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

LEVEL TIME REG# Parent ChildA & B 9:00-9:30 AM 3WHS.E01

Starfish & Seahorse 9:00-9:30 AM 3WHS.E02Goldfish 9:45-10:15 AM 3WHS.E03Level 1 & 2 9:45-10:25 AM 3WHS.E04Level 3 & 4 10:30-11:10 AM 3WHS.E05Level 5 & 6 10:30-11:10 AM 3WHS.E06

(*) Non-residents of Greenfield who are Whitnall School District residentsmay enroll in lessonsscheduled at the Whitnall High School Pool as a resident paying resident fees.

Tuesdays /8 sessionsSeptember 27- November 15 Greenfield High School Pool

$32/ $64 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

LEVEL TIME REG# Parent Child A 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.R01Starfish 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.R02Seahorse 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.R03Goldfish 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.R04Level 5 5:45-6:25 PM 3GHS.R05Parent Child B 6:30-7:00 PM 3GHS.R06Level 1 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.R07Level 2 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.R08Level 4 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.R09Level 6 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.R10Teen/Adult 7:40-8:20 PM 3GHS.R11

Thursdays /8 sessionsSeptember 29- December 1

(Cancel Oct. 27/Nov. 24)Greenfield High School Pool


LEVEL TIME REG# Parent Child B 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.T01Starfish 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.T02Seahorse 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.T03Goldfish 5:45-6:15 PM 3GHS.T04Level 5 5:45-6:25 PM 3GHS.T05Parent Child A 6:30-7:00 PM 3GHS.T06Level 1 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.T07Level 2 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.T08Level 3 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.T09Level 5 6:20-7:00 PM 3GHS.T10Teen/Adult 7:40-8:20 PM 3GHS.T11

Sundays /8 sessionsSeptember 25- November 20

(Cancel Oct. 30)Greenfield High School Pool


LEVEL TIME REG# Parent Child A & B 4:00-4:30 PM 3GHS.V01

Starfish 4:00-4:30 PM 3GHS.V02Seahorse 4:00-4:30 PM 3GHS.V03Level 3 4:00-4:40 PM 3GHS.V04Level 4 4:00-4:40 PM 3GHS.V05Goldfish 4:45-5:15 PM 3GHS.V06Seahorse 4:45-5:15 PM 3GHS.V07Level 1 4:50-5:30 PM 3GHS.V08Level 3 4:50-5:30 PM 3GHS.V09Level 5 4:50-5:30 PM 3GHS.V10Starfish 5:40-6:10 PM 3GHS.V11Level 1 5:40-6:20 PM 3GHS.V12Level 2 5:40-6:20 PM 3GHS.V13Level 6 5:40-6:20 PM 3GHS.V14

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Practice makes Perfect - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Swimming is a recreational activity that will last a lifetime. Learning to swim happens by spending time in both swim lessons and by water explo-ration through play. By enrolling your child in our Learn to Swim Program (swim lessons), you will automatically be enrolled, at no additional cost, inour Family Open Swim during the two week time period of class. You and your child can come to the pool during our Open Swim times this ses-sion to have fun while providing time for them to practice and develop their skills. We have seen many children only coming to the pool for swimlessons who are losing out on the enjoyment of just being at the pool and the water learning that comes from it. The swim staff hope that youwill take advantage of special deal to help your child while spending valuable family time together at the pool.

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teen/AdUlt beGinnerAdults & Teens (Ages 15+)

Become comfortable in the water and learn the basics in this class. Goals are set to meetthe needs of the participants. Getting comfortable in the water, floating, gliding, taking abreath and beginner strokes will be introduced. Enrollment: Min. 5; Max. 10

PrivAte lessonsYouth (Ages 6+) to Adult

Private swim lessons are designed to helpmeet the needs of participants who are seeking more individualized instruction.Teens and Adults seeking to improve their swim strokes are welcome. One of ourswim instructors will be assigned to workone on one with you or your child toaccomplish specific strokes or skills duringthe class.

Additional times may be available— call 329-5370 to inquire.

Please Note: After the time out date, due to thescheduling of staff, there are no credits or refunds.

Sundays /8 sessionsSeptember 25-December 10(Cancel Oct. 30/Nov. 27)Greenfield High School Pool6:30-7:00 PM 3GHS.V15$104/ $208 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

Tuesdays /8 sessionsSeptember 27- Nov. 15, Greenfield High School Pool7:05-7:35 PM 3GHS.R13$104/ $208 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

Thursdays /8 sessionsSeptember 29- December 1(Cancel Oct. 27/Nov. 24)Greenfield High School Pool7:05-7:35 PM 3GHS.T13$104/ $208 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

Wednesdays /8 sessionsSeptember 28- Nov. 16, Whitnall High School Pool6:10-6:40 PM 3WHS.W016:45-7:15 PM 3WHS.W02$104/ $208 Non-Res.*Time Out: Tues, Sept. 20

reCreAtionAl

oPen swim Staffed by American Red Cross Lifeguards

This extremely wet and fun “drop-in” programfor kids and adults is designed for supervised“free-time” use of the pool. For safety reasons,youth unable to stand in the shallow end of thepool (under age 6 and/or under 48” in height),MUST be accompanied by an adult who goesin the water with them. Use of flotation deviceswill be at the discretion of the head lifeguardon duty. Everyone entering the pool during theOpen Swim period must either pay the dailyadmission rate or have a season pass.

As the schedule is subject to changes and can-cellations due to the weather and school activ-ities, please call the 24 hour information line at(414) 297-9008 before coming to the pool.

Sunday 1:30-3:30 PMSeptember 18, 25October 2,9,16,23November 6,13,20December 4, 11

Greenfield High School Pool

ADMISSION (Collected when you enter thepool, so please bring EXACT CHANGE)

Daily: Youth $2 / Adults $3

Family: Daily $6 / Season Pass $25 (2 adults, 2 kids or 1 adult, 3 kids)— same household)

FAMILY SEASON PASS $25 3GHS.F1SLooking for a low cost and economical wayto enjoy the Recreational Open Swim timewith your family this semester? The FamilySeason Pass is for residents of the City ofGreenfield and/or the Whitnall Schoolmany times as you choose this season!

Tuesday / 8 sessionsSeptember 27-November 157:40-8:20 PM 3GHS.R11Greenfield High School Pool $32/ $64 Non-ResTime Out: Tuesday, Sept 20

Thursday / 8 sessionsSeptember 29-December 1 (cancel Oct. 27 & Nov. 24)7:40-8:20 PM 3GHS.T11Greenfield High School Pool $32/ $64 Non-ResTime Out: Tuesday, Sept 20

wAter sAfety instrUCtorTeens & Adults (Ages 16+)Tammie Bettinger, Instructor Trainer

If you’re at least 16 years old and a proficientswimmer, you can become an AmericanRed Cross Water Safety instructor. Learn toteach children and adults to swim, and givewater safety presentations to kids and theirparents. It’s a fun and meaningful job that’sin high demand. Plus, Red Cross certifica-tion is recognized nationwide so you canwork anywhere in the United States. Become certified to teach American RedCross Parent and Child, Preschool, Learn toSwim, Longfellow’s WHALE Tales and otherwater safety courses and presentations.Participants must complete a swim skillsscreening, attend all class sessions andcomplete various class assignments toobtain their certifications.

Sunday/ 9 sessionsOctober 2-December 18(cancel Oct. 16, 23 & Nov. 27)8:30 AM -12:30 PM 1WHS.WSIWhitnall High School Pool$250 Res or Non-Res.Time Out: Mon, Sept. 26

32 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008DANCE

middle eAstern dAnCe Adults (Ages 16+)Denise Lukasik-Sedmak, Instructor

Learn the basic techniques and spiritedessence of Middle Eastern Dance (MED)including snake arms, veil dances, belly rollsand much more. This ancient dance form iseasily adapted to all fitness levels and is agreat path to becoming more fit. It is a greatworkout while teaching muscle control,strength, isolation, grace, flexibility and stami-na. Traditional music and finger cymbals setthe mood while you gain greater body aware-ness. Enrollment: Max. 25

(This is an instructional class only—performances are not part of this program.)

Level 1: Little or no previous MED experience

Level 2: 1-2 years of MED experience

Level 2.5: 2-3 years of MED experience

Level 3: 3-4 years of MED experienceLevel 4: 4 or more years of MED experience

(must be approved by instructor)

Enrollment: Min. 10 / Max. 25

Tuesday / 12 SessionsSeptember 20-December 6Level 2 6:00-7:00PM 5370.526Level 2.5 & 3 7:05-8:05PM 5370.527Level 4 8:10-9:10 PM 5370.528Greenfield Community Center – Studio$42/ $84 Non-Res. (per option)

Wednesday / 11 SessionsSeptember 21-December 7 (cancel Nov. 23)Level 1 6:30-7:30 PM 5370.529Greenfield Community Center – Studio$38.50/ $77 Non-Res. (per option)Time Out: Tues., Sept. 13

PUt on yoUr dAnCinG shoesbAllet bArre exerCiseAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Denise Lukasik-Sedmak, Instructor

The ballet barre is usually associated withdance techniques, but it can also providean effective workout for non-dancers. Thistechnique will focus on core and abdomi-nal conditioning as well as extremity flexi-bility. No dance training is required.

Monday / 11 SessionsSeptember 19-December 5 (cancel Oct. 10)7:25-8:25 PM 2111.531Greenfield Community Center – Studio$38.50/ $77 Non-Res. (per option)

middle eAstern teChniqUe & moreAdults (Ages 18+)Denise Lukasik-Sedmak, Instructor

Improve your core and extremity MiddleEastern Dance techniques in this focusedworkshop. Drill and improve your condi-tioning, isolations, layering and dance tech-nique. Finger cymbals and coordination ofdance movements with music will beincorporated in his class. All levels ofMiddle Eastern Dance are welcomed.

Wednesday / 11 SessionsSeptember 21-December 7 (cancel Nov. 23)7:35-8:35 PM 2111.530Greenfield Community Center – Studio$38.50/ $77 Non-Res. Time Out: Tues., Sept. 13

bAllroom dAnCe wAltZ & fox trot Adult CouplesScott Lamster, Instructor

Are you left out when the music startsplaying on the wedding or cruise whenother couples take to the dance floor? You can learn the basics of Ballroom Danceeven if you have two left feet. Two levels of dance are offered. Continuing is for couples with at least two semesters ofprior dance experience. Please wear nonfloor marking shoes. Registration is bycouples only. If at least one person is a resident, the resident fee applies - pleasenote the online system may not allow this.

Tuesday/ 9 sessionsSeptember 20-November 15Beginner 7:00-7:50 PM 2790.808Intermediate 8:00-8:50 PM 2790.809Highland View School Gym, Greendale$90/ $100 Non-Res. (per couple, per option)Time Out: Tues., Sept. 13

PArty dAnCeworKshoPAdult CouplesScott Lamster, instructor

Learn the basics of Five Count, a beautifulslow dance. Dance can be performed in asmall space making it an excellent choicefor weddings and cruise ships, or anyvenue where the dance floor is small.Registration is by couples only. If at leastone person is a resident, the resident feeapplies - please note the online systemmay not allow this.

Friday, December 2 2790.9087:00-9:00 PMHighland View School Gym, Greendale$20/ $40 Non-Resident (per couple)Time Out: Tues., Nov. 29th

Adult & TeenbAllet & tAP(Ages 16+)Denise Lukasik-Sedmak, Instructor

Discover the benefits of ballet and/or tapinstruction from the strengthening, stretch-ing, flexibility and conditioning aspects.Ballet basics are an excellent way to enhanceperformance in other activities while toningand developing warm-up skills. ContinuingTap students must have 1 year prior classexperience in Tap with Denise. Enrollments: Min. 7

Monday / 11 SessionsSeptember 19-December 5 (cancel Oct. 10)Intermed/Adv Tap 5:50-6:30 PM 2111.532Ballet 6:35-7:20PM 2111.533

Wednesday / 11 SessionsSeptember 21-December 7 (cancel Nov. 23) Beg/Intermed Tap 5:50-6:30 PM 2111.534

Greenfield Community Center – Studio$38.50/ $77 Non-Res. (per option)Time Out: Tues., Sept. 13


bAllet, tAP & JAZZYouth (Ages 3-12)

Dance instruction increases strength, flexibility, physical awareness and gracefulness that can be carried into every day activities. The popular Ballet &Tap instruction classes are progressive levels so participants can learn the dance fundamentals appropriate to their age and ability level. Classes are planned sothat participants stay at the same level for between two or three semesters.“Continuing students,” for placement purposes, are participants who wereenrolled in both the Fall 2010 & Winter/Spring 2011.

Please refer to the General Policies on pages 50 & 51.

BALLET SLIPPERS OR TAP SHOES (Required)Check with your Instructor at the first class if you are unsure of where to purchase. Leather soled slippers may be worn in place of ballet slippers.

LOCATIONS• Greenfield Community Center – 7215 W. Coldspring Road (former library).The Studio is located to your right when you enter the building. Parents maywait in the entrance lobby area.

• Whitnall Middle School Auxiliary Gym is located on the second floor of theWhitnall Middle School. Parents may wait in the hallway immediately outsidethe gym during classes. Please, no food or beverages.

• Oakley Fisher Center is located in the Warner Cable Building. Entrance islocated on the west side of the building. Take Loomis Road between Grangeand Edgerton Avenues. Enter at the Kindercare building and take the accessroad immediately to the right.

CLASS DESCRIPTIONSTWINKLE TOES BALLET (New students - Ages 3 & 4)If your child loves to dance, he or she will love this beginning ballet class. Childrenwill learn what their bodies can do while developing coordination and an under-standing of rhythm. Participants must be a minimum of three years of age on orbefore the first day of class. Continuing class is for returning students. (30 min class)

PRE-BALLET (New students - Ages 5 & 6, continuing 4-year-olds)Learn to point your toes in the right direction. Pre-Ballet introduces the youngerchild to the basics of ballet while developing coordination and an understanding ofrhythms. Class includes gentle stretching, exercises in rhythm and basic ballet termi-nology. New students must be a minimum of 5 years of age on or before the firstday of class. Continuing 4-year-olds must have taken Twinkle Toes Ballet in Fall 2010& Winter/Spring 2011 to be eligible to enroll in this class. (30 min class)

PRE BALLET & TAP COMBO (NEW STUDENTS AGES 5 & 6, CONTINUING 4-YEAR-OLDS)This class combines the popular ballet & tap class into one! New students must be aminimum of 5 years of age on or before the first day of class. Continuing 4 year oldsmust have taken Twinkle Toes Ballet in Fall 2010 & Winter/Spring 2011 to be eligibleto enroll in this class. (45 min class)

BALLET & TAP COMBO (AGES 7-12)This class combines the popular ballet and tap instruction. Dancers will learn basicdance technique, terminology and movement with an emphasis on rhythms andstyles. Music choices and movements used in these classes are clean-cut and ageappropriate. Please inquire about dance shoes at first class.

MOM & DAUGHTER BALLET & TAP (Ages 5+) NEW CLASSMothers can join their daughters to learn basic ballet and tap terminology, technique and have fun together. Program fee is per person.

BALLET, TAP & JAZZ COMBO (Ages 7-12)Ballet, Jazz and Tap Dance can encompass a multitude of dance styles and concepts.When children learn the fundamentals of dance, ballet is established as the founda-tion for other styles of dance. Jazz is the stylistic incorporation of movement, and tapinvolves freedom of the feet and percussive rhythms. Please inquire about danceshoes at first class.

(*) PLEASE NOTE: Non-residents of Greenfield who are residents of the Whitnall School District mayenroll in the classes being held at the Whitnall Middle School as a resident, paying the resident fee.

SPRING REVIEWThe participants in our Youth Ballet & Tap classes are inthe Spring Dance Recital every other year. The nextshow they will be in will be in the Spring of 2013.

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Miss Susan Fink, InstructorMiss Becky Beaumont, Assistant

Monday/ 9 Sessions September 19-November 21(cancel Oct. 10)_____________________________________________

Twinkle Toes 5:45-6:15 PM 2111.705Pre-Ballet 6:25-6:55 PM 2111.706Twinkle Toes 7:05-7:35 PM 2111.707Whitnall Middle School Aux. Gym (2nd floor) $31.50/$63 Non-Res.* (30 min. class) per option

Miss Denise Sedmak, InstructorMiss Elizabeth Krakau, Assistant

Monday/ 9 Sessions September 19-November 21(cancel Oct. 10)_____________________________________________

Pre-Ballet & Tap Combo 5:00-5:45 PM 2111.701Greenfield Community Center – Studio$33.75/$67.50 Non-Res. (45 min class)

Miss Denise Sedmak, InstructorTuesday / 9 Sessions September 20-November 15Mom & Daughter Ballet & Tap Combo 5:00-5:45 PM 2111.702Greenfield Community Center – Studio$22.50/$45 Non-Res. (45 min class)

Miss Elizabeth Krakau, InstructorTuesday / 9 Sessions September 20-November 15Twinkle Toes 5:00-5:30 PM 2111.703Oakley Fisher Center $31.50/ $63 Non-Res. (30 min. class)

Ballet & Tap Combo 5:35-6:20 PM 2111.704Oakley Fisher Center $33.75/$67.50 Non-Res. (45 min class)

Miss Denise Sedmak, InstructorMiss Elizabeth Krakau, Assistant

Wednesday / 9 Sessions September 21-November 16Ballet, Tap & Jazz Combo 5:00-5:45 PM 2111.708Greenfield Community Center – Studio$33.75/$67.50 Non-Res. (45 min class)

Miss Michele Brunlinger, InstructorMiss Elizabeth Krakau, Assistant

Thursday / 9 Sessions September 22-November 17Twinkle Toes 5:25-5:55 PM 2111.709Oakley Fisher Center$31.50/ $63 Non-Res. (30 min. class)

Pre-Ballet & Tap Combo 6:05-6:50 PM 2111.710Oakley Fisher Center$33.75/$67.50 Non-Res. (45 min class)

Time Out: Tues., Sept. 13

34 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008TWIST & TURN

KidnAstiCsYouth (Ages 2-12)

Marissa Bittner, Lizz Hamm, Erin Sirovina, and Christine Stein, Instructors

Kidnastics is a basic movement skills program. Movement skills may seem basic butlearning the basics can be FUN. Skills such as rolling, balance, jumping and landing, hang-ing and vaulting will be taught dependent upon equipment availability and to the abilitylevel and skill progression of the participants. As abilities progress, the skills will becomeprogressively challenging. This is a combination tumbling and gymnastics program.

What to Wear...Children should wear body suits or t-shirts withshorts or warm-ups and cotton socks. Please, nonylon tights, jeans, or clothing with zippers, beltbuckles or jewelry to prevent injuries. Long hairmust be tied back.

LEVELS:TODDLING TYKES (Ages 14-23 months) with parent or caregiverPlay, learn and explore in this interactive class. Social interaction and gross motorskill development using various equipment, songs and games to encourage cre-ative exploration and have fun! Child must be able to walk without assistance ofparent/cargiver to enroll in this class.

PRESCHOOL MOVEMENT (Ages 2-3) with parent or caregiverYoung children express feelings, ideas and understanding through movement andplay. This class is structured around music and includes songs, finger plays andother activities. Parachutes, musical instruments, obstacle courses, hula hoops,balls, bean bags, scooters – each class session will focus on a different main activitywhile the songs may be similar. Each child must be accompanied by a parent orcaregiver as this is an interaction class. Arrangements must be made for siblingswho may not be left unattended in the class or hallway areas. Min. 10; Max. 18

TUMBLE TYKES 1 (Ages 2-3) with parent or caregiverThis is a play filled parent/child class centered around age appropriate tumbling move-ments with an emphasis on socialization and group involvement. Children must beable to walk without the assistance of a parent. Enrollment: Min. 8, Max. 16

TUMBLE TYKES 2 (Ages 2-3) with parent or caregiver with instructor’s recommedation This program is designed for children who have participated in Tumble Tykes andhave a great comfort level with all of the skills and activities presented. Childrenwill improve skills learned in Tumble Tykes and will be challenged with new move-ments and tumbling skills. There will be a continued emphasis on socialization andgroup involvement. Children must be able to walk without the assistance of a parent.Enrollment: Min.8, Max. 16

HEAD OVER HEELS (Ages 4-5 NOT entering Kindergarten in the Fall)From butterflies to bunnies, forward rolls to straddle, back rolls to bridges... participants will learn the basics with the focus on creativity, imagination and skillbuilding. Ratio: 1 to 6

KINDER-KIDNASTICS (Ages 5-6 entering Kindergarten in the Fall) Learn the basic gymnastic and tumbling movements on the floor, vault, balancebeam, and floor. Students will learn these beginning movements with an emphasison creativity, socialization, and listening skills. Ratio: 1 to 7

KIDNASTICS 1 (Entering 1st grade & up in the Fall) Learn the basic fundamentals of mat work taught from a variety of sequence activities.Ratio: 1 to 8

KIDNASTICS 2 (Completion of Kidnastics 1 with instructor’s permission) Working at the level of the participants, straddle rolls, backbends, round offs and one-handed cartwheels will be taught after the basics of flexibility and skill basics are mastered. Ratio: 1 to 8

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Tuesday / 6 sessionsSeptember 27-November 1Preschool Movement 9:15-9:45 AM 1685.402Tumble Tykes 1 10:00-10:30 AM 1685.403Toddling Tykes 10:40-11:10 AM 1685.404Greenfield Community Center – Studio$27/ $54 Non-Res.

Tuesday / 8 sessionsSeptember 27-November 15Kinder Kidnastics 5:15-5:55 PM 1685.405Tumble Tykes 1 6:00-6:30 PM 1685.406Kidnastics 1 6:35-7:15 PM 1685.407Kidnastics 2 7:20-8:00PM 1685.408Whitnall Middle School Aux Gym$36/ $72 Non-Res. (per option)

Thursday / 6 sessionsSeptember 29-November 3Toddling Tykes 5:15-5:45 PM 1685.409Greenfield Community Center – Studio$27/ $54 Non-Res.

Thursday / 8 sessionsSeptember 29 – November 17Head Over Heels 5:50-6:30 PM 1685.410Tumble Tykes 1 6:35-7:05 PM 1685.411Tumble Tykes 2 7:10-7:40 PM 1685.412Greenfield Community Center – Studio$36/ $72 Non-Res. (per option)

Friday / 6 sessionsSeptember 30-November 4Preschool Movement 11:00-11:30 AM 1685.423Greenfield Community Center – Studio$27/ $54 Non-Res.

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tAe Kwon do(Youth - Adult)

Classes will be conducted by Joe Peterson & Staff, Chosun Black Belt Academy

LITTLE NINJA’S Youth (Ages 3-5 years)Little Ninja’s is an easy-to understand class for the younger child to gain the benefits of TaeKwon Do. There will be emphasis placed on the physical techniques so the participant’s bodycan begin growing with the movements and burn up energy. The very basics will be taughtwith additions of important outside - aspects for children such as stranger self-defense andlost in the store safety.

CHILDREN Youth (ages 6-12 years)Children’s Tae Kwon Do is great for development of self-discipline and physical fitness.Children who learn Tae Kwon Do also benefit from increased self-esteem, more confidenceand assertiveness, more focus and concentration, better discipline and self-control, respect forauthority, self-defense and physical activity. Children who study this art will learn when it is okay to use it as the code. The martial artist forbids unfair assaults or unnecessary use offorce so it is for emergencies only.

TEEN/ADULT (Ages 13+)Tae Kwon Do is great for mental, physical and spiritual development. Become more flexi-ble, agile, and physically stronger while increasing balance. For a Tae Kwon Do practitioner,his entire body is his weapon, defending easily against all aggressors with their hands, fists,elbows, knees and feet.

NEW STUDENTS OPEN HOUSEMonday 8:15-8:45 PM September 12 or October 31

Take this opportunity to meet the instructor with your child and learn what takes place inthe classroom — activities, Korean customs, and rules of etiquette. Pick-up literature thatwill help your child feel more comfortable as he/she takes part in this exciting programdesigned to develop better children, stronger students and responsible citizens. This ishighly recommended for NEW participants.

Location: Chosun Black Belt Academy, 7123 S. 76th St (S 76th & Rawson - Franklin)$53 / $60 Non-Res. (per option)

Please note: This is an INTRODUCTORY program. Participants are not able to participate inthe various special members only events sponsored by Chosun during the year nor arethey able to test for rank advancement without becoming a regular member.

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Little Ninja’s (Ages 3-5)Thursday/ 6 sessions 6:00-6:30 PMSeptember 22-October 27 1830.503November 3-December 15 1830.603(cancel Nov. 24)

Children (Ages 6-12)Wednesday/ 6 sessions 6:20-7:00 PMSeptember 21- October 26 1830.502November 9-December 14 1830.602

Adults (Ages 13 and up)Tuesday/ 6 sessions 6:40-7:25 PMSeptember 20 –October 25 1830.501November 8-December 13 1830.601

September classes Time Out: Wed, Sept. 14November classes Time Out: Wed, Nov. 2

bAton twirlinGYouth (Ages 4-Teens)Sherry Daley Jung, Instructor

Come twirl with us! Have you ever wantedto lead the parade? Our baton twirlingclasses teach beginners the basics such asbaton rudiments and struts. The continuingclasses teach a dance twirl routine plus aseries of advanced tricks and struts.Instructor will have batons for sale ($20-$25 at class). New participants may use“play” batons. Enrollment: Min. 7; Max. 15

Wednesday / 10 sessionsSeptember 21- December 7 (cancel Oct. 26, Nov. 23)Beginning 5:45-6:30 PM 2111.801Continuing 6:45-7:30 PM 2111.802Whitnall Middle School Aux. Gym$30 / $60 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 13

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IMPORTANT FITNESS INFORMATION 1) Before you start any exercise program you should consult with your physician, especially if you

are over 35 years of age, are taking any form of medication, have not exercised regularly, or if youhave had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illness that might affect your ability toexercise. (If you have health restrictions, please indicate so on your registration form so yourinstructor(s) can be notified.)

2) Proper warm-up prevents injuries—please plan to arrive at start of class.

3) Child care is NOT provided—do not leave children unsupervised in hallways, deck areas, classroom or locker room areas.

4) Participants should wear proper attire: good aerobic shoes and clothing that permits move-ment for “land” classes, a swim suit (no t-shirts) for “water” classes. Water fitness shoes that havenot been worn outside the pool deck areas are permitted and encouraged.

5) Participants may want to bring a water bottle and a towel to class.

6) The Department of Parks & Recreation reserves the right to make schedule changes due to lowenrollment, lack of attendance or facility usage conflicts.

FITNESS STAFFA highly dedicated group, our instructional staff consists of participants who took the step forwardto become an instructor. After observing, participating and completing their respective certificationprogram, they each bring their own area of specialty to our variety of classes. It is our hope thattheir commitment to excellence will show in their classes.

Fitness passes are be available for purchase at the Parks & Recreation office (no money ishandled at the sites). One pass equals oneadmission to the class of your choice. Call 329-5370 FIRST to be sure the class youhave chosen is still accepting passes and isbeing held. IF A CLASS REACHES FULLENROLLMENT WITH REGISTRATIONS, PASSESWILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED ON A SPACE AVAIL-ABLE BASIS. THERE IS A LIMIT OF 5 PASSESPER PERSON PER SEASON. Passes may ONLYbe used by the person purchasing them.Passes expire one year after date of purchase(no refunds or credits).

FEE: (One Pass) $5 / $10 Non-Res. Reg. #1450.FIT

FITNESS PASSESGCC= Greenfield Community Center CM= Clement Manor CH= Greenfield City Hall

GFHS= Greenfield High School GMS= Greenfield Middle School WHS= Whitnall High School KP=Konkel Park

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Sept. 19 – Oct. 31(cancel Oct. 10)Nov. 14- Dec. 19(cancel Nov. 21)Jan. 9 – Feb.13

8:00-8:50 AMPilates Fusion (GCC)/

Vickie

9:00-10:00 AMHeart Smart (GCC)/

Vickie

12:00-1:00 PMArthritis (CM)/ Vickie

5:30-6:30 PMNIA (GCC)/ Carrie

5:30-6:30 PMGroup Personal Trng

(GFHS)/ Cilla

6:00-6:45 PMAqua Zumba (WHS)/

Vickie

6:00-7:00 PMWalk for Fitness(GMS)/ Julie

6:40- 7:40 PMPilates Fusion (GCC)/

Kaye

7:50-8:50 PMZumba (GCC)/ Kaye

Sept. 20 - Oct. 25Nov. 8 – Dec. 13Jan. 10 – Feb. 14

9:00-10:00 AMGentle Yoga (GCC)/

Renee

10:15-11:15 AMZumba Gold (GCC)/

Kaye

4:15-5:15 PMZumba (GCC)/ Kaye

5:40-6:40 PMYoga (GCC)/ Hannah

6:50-7:50 PMOne Stop Body (GCC)/

Cilla

7:05-8:05 PMDeep Water (GFHS)/

Janet

8:00-9:00 PMZesty Zumba (GCC)/

Cilla

Sept. 23 – Oct. 21Nov. 4 – Dec. 16

(cancel Nov. 11 & 25)Jan. 13 – Feb. 17

9:00-10:00 AMTotal Body (GCC)/

DiAnn

Sept. 22 – Oct. 27Nov. 10 – Dec. 15(cancel Nov. 24)Jan. 12 – Feb. 16

9:00-10:00 AMGentle Yoga (GCC)/

Renee

10:15-11:15 AMZumba Gold (GCC)/

Kaye

4:15-5:15 PMZumba (GCC)/ Cilla

5:30-6:30 PMOne Stop Body (GCC)/

Cilla

6:00-7:00 PMPole Walking (KP)/

Vickie

6:40-7:40 PMZesty Zumba (GCC)/

Cilla

7:05-8:05 PMDeep Water (GFHS)/

Janet

Sept. 21 –Oct. 26Nov. 9 – Dec. 21Jan. 11 – Feb. 15

8:00-8:50 AMGentle Tai Chi (GCC)/

Vickie

9:00-10:00 AMHeart Smart (GCC)/

Vickie

10:30-11:30 AMPole Walking (KP)/

Vickie

6:30-7:30 PMYoga (CH)/ Jennifer

6:40- 7:40 PMStrength & Length

(GCC)/ Kaye

Sept. 24 – Oct. 29Nov. 5 – Dec. 17(cancel Nov. 26)Jan. 14 – Feb. 18

8:30-9:30 AMZumba (GCC)/

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Classes starting week of September 19: Tues, Sept. 13Classes starting week of November 14: Tues, Nov. 8Classes starting week of January 9: Wed, Jan. 4

PilAtes fUsionAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)Vickie Strachota, NETA Certified Instructor

You’ve danced off the calories, now it’stime to strengthen and tone those mus-cles. This fusion class includes a mix ofPilates where it is all about energy, powerand rhythm to a non-traditional mind-body program with challenging anddynamic movements from Yoga. It is anintegrated way to work out your body,learn the focus of breathing, remainingfocused and in tune with your body whilestretching, toning and strengthening yourmuscles. Class includes work on the mats,use of Fitballs and bender balls.

Monday/ 6 sessions 8:00-8:50 AMSept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.801Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 1652.201Greenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest Hall$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

Monday/ 5 sessions 8:00-8:50 AMNov. 14, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19 (cancel Nov. 21) 1651.901Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$21.25/ $42.50 Non-Res.

PilAtes fUsion PlUsAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)Kaye Kass, Instructor

You’ve danced off the calories, now it’s timeto strengthen and tone those muscles. Thisfusion class includes a mix of Pilates where itis all about energy, power and rhythm to anon-traditional mind-body program withchallenging and dynamic movements. TheFusion Plus is the integration of light weightsto tone while focusing on breathing, remain-ing focused and in tune with your bodywhile strengthening your muscles.

Monday/6 sessions 6:40-7:40 PMSept. 19, 26, Oct. 3,17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.820Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19 1651.920Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 1652.220

Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

heArt smArtAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)Vickie Strachota, NETA Certified Instructor

If you want to add more activity to your lifeand improve your overall health, considerthis class. It will help you improve your cardiovascular efficiency without the highimpact on your joints. This class involvessteady steps (walking), arm and leg move-ments with or without light weights tobuild endurance, joint flexibility, balanceand strength as well as shape the entirebody inside and out. Please wearaerobic/fitness shoes, bring your towel anda bottle of water.

Monday/ 6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 19, 26, October 3, 17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.802Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 1652.202$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

Monday/ 5 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMNov. 14, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19 (cancel Nov. 21) 1651.902$21.25/ $42.50 Non-Res.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 1651.803Nov. 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 1651.903Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 1652.203$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

Greenfield Community Center,Jansen Fest Hall

Gentle tAi ChiAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)Vickie Strachota, NETA Certified Instructor

Tai Chi is a traditional Chinese exercisepractices for health, relaxation, meditationand self-defense. It is a slow and continu-ous exercise designed to improve the quali-ty of life including people with arthritisusing Sun style Tai Chi, one of the fourmajor recognized styles of Tai Chi. Improveyour mobility, breathing and relax .. nodeep bending or squatting necessary. Thisprogram was derived and adapted fromthe Tai Chi for Arthritis program.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 8:00-8:50 AMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 1651.804Nov. 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 1651.904Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 1652.204


niAAdults (Ages 18+)Carrie Zielinski, Instructor,Nia Blue Belt Teacher

Nia is a fun, cardiovascular, no-impact neuro-muscular fitness conditioning program thatintegrates nine different movement formswith a variety of music. Fusing the essentialenergies and movements of the martial arts(aikido, tae kwon do, and tai chi), the dancearts (jazz, modern, and Duncan dance) andthe healing/conditioning arts (yoga, theAlexander Technique, and the FeldenkraisMethod), Nia delivers somatic body learningand expressive whole-body conditioning,while emphasizing joy, fun, sensation, andpleasure. Did we mention that it's FUN?Classic Nia is done barefoot, but participantsmay wear dance or jazz shoes if needed. Fromage 8 to 88, anyone can do Nia!

Monday/ 6 sessions 5:30-6:30 PMSept. 19, 26, Oct. 3,17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.805Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19 1651.905Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 1652.205Greenfield City Hall, Besson Community Room$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

strenGthen And lenGthenAdults (Ages 18+)Kaye Kass, NETA Certified Instructor

If you believe that variety is the spice of lifethen this is the workout for you. Develop astrong, lean body with this fitness fusion ofpilates, yoga, weight training and fitnessstretching. Get fit and have fun.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 6:40-7:40 PMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 1651.823Nov. 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 1651.923Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 1652.223


38 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008FITNESS

bAllet bArre exerCiseAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Denise Lukasik-Sedmak, Instructor

The ballet barre is usually associated withdance techniques, but it can also providean effective workout for non-dancers. Thistechnique will focus on core and abdomi-nal conditioning as well as extremity flexi-bility. No dance training is required.

Monday / 11 Sessions 7:25-8:25 PMSeptember 19-December 5 (cancel Oct. 10) 2111.531Greenfield Community Center – Studio$38.50/ $77 Non-Res. (per option)

totAl body worKoUtAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)DiAnn Stasik, M.Ed.,CI-PTr and NETACertified, Instructor

This is not an aerobic class. Rather it is a fitness program that incorporates musclestrengthening and conditioning withstretching to achieve a strong toned body.The use of Resist-A-Balls and a variety ofresistance equipment make this class funand challenging. Class culminates with a 5-7 minute of relaxation to make it a TotalBody Workout.

Friday/ 5 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMSept. 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21 1651.813Nov. 4, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16 (cancel Nov. 11 & 25) 1651.913Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$21.25/ $42.50 Non-Res. (per option)

Friday/6 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMJan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17 1652.213Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$25.50/ $51 Non-Res.

ZUmbA®

Adults & Teens (Ages 16+)

ZUMBA - the international Fitness rage. ThisLatin inspired workout combines easy todo Latin dance steps with a mixture ofbody sculpting movements. Zumba fea-tures aerobic/ fitness interval training tomaximize caloric output to increase fatburning with total body toning. Zumba isa “feel happy” workout that is great forboth the body and the mind. Zumba nowincludes Zumba Toning.

Kaye Kass, Instructor

Monday/6 sessions 7:50-8:50 PMSept. 19, 26, Oct. 3,17, 24 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.821

Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19 1651.921Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 1652.221

Tuesday/ 6 sessions 4:15-5:15 PMSept. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 1651.822Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec. 6, 13 1651.922Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14 1652.222

Cilla Baker, Instructor

Thursday/ 6 sessions 4:15-5:15 PMSept. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 1651.810

Nov. 3, 10, 17, Dec. 1, 8, 15 (cancel Nov. 24) 1651.910Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16 1652.210

Noemi Voskuil, Instructor

Saturday/ 6 sessions 8:30-9:30 AMSept. 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 1651.814Nov. 5, 12, 19, Dec. 3, 10, 17 (cancel Nov. 26) 1651.914Jan. 14, 21, 28, Feb. 4, 11, 18 1652.214


Zesty ZUmbA®

Adults & Teens (Ages 16+)Cilla Baker, Zumba licensed Instructor

Zesty Zumba is just that … a traditionalZumba class that is kicked up a notch ortwo. From the moment class starts untilthe end, you will be experiencing the Latininspired workout that includes easy tolearn dance steps with a mixture of totalbody movements. This Zesty Zumba classoption will include Zumba toning as partof several routines. Intermediate level class.

Tuesday/ 6 sessions 8:00-9:00 PMSept. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 1651.808Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec. 6, 13 1651.908Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14 1652.208

Thursday/ 6 sessions 6:40-7:40 PMSept. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 1651.812Nov. 3, 10, 17, Dec. 1, 8, 15 (cancel Nov. 24) 1651.912Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16 1652.212


one stoP body shoPAdults (Ages 18+)Cilla Baker, SCW Certified Instructor

It’s everything you’re looking for to begin your fitness program or enhance your currentfitness level. This class consists of a warm-up,aerobic dance and cool-down. Plus, overallbody shaping, toning and stretching. Exercisesare simple and easy to follow with a moderateto high intensity level.

Tuesday/ 6 sessions 6:50-7:50 PMSept.20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 1651.807Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec. 6, 13 1651.907Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14 1652.207

Thursday/ 6 sessions 5:30-6:30 PMSept. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 1651.811Nov. 3, 10, 17, Dec. 1, 8, 15 (cancel Nov. 24) 1651.911Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16 1652.211

Greenfield Community Center, JansenFest Hall$25.50/ $51 Non-Res. (per option)

yoGAAdults & Seniors (Ages 18+)

Develop greater body awareness and sensi-tivity to your body and reduce stress. Eachweek you will stretch, breathe, learn yogapostures, relax, and have fun. Not recom-mended for pregnant women. This is a popu-lar class and fills quickly so register rightaway. Please bring a YOGA mat.

Hannah Straub, Yoga Fit Certified Instructor

Tuesday/ 5 sessions 5:40-6:40 PMSept 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 18 1651.806Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec. 6 1651.906Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7 1652.206Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$23.75/ $47.50 Non-Res. (per option)

Jennifer Pulvermacher, Yoga Alliance CertifiedInstructor

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 6:30-7:30 PMSept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 1651.809

Nov. 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 (cancel Nov. 23) 1651.909Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 1652.209

Greenfield City Hall, Besson Community Room$28.50/ $57 Non-Res. (per option)

lAnd fitness PotPoUrriAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)

Fitness Staff, Instructors

By popular demand, join us for this special holiday break “mix”. Stay fit while enjoying apotpourri of fitness classes and instructors. All classes will be taught with the beginnerin mind. For those who are no longer beginners, try a different class to spice up your fitness routine.

Here is how it works, sign up NOW for this program and pay one low fee. Attend asmany of the listed classes as your schedule allows. If you do not wish to participate inthe full potpourri land option, once the minimum enrollment of 15 is met, you may pur-chase a fitness pass ($5 resident/ $10 non-resident) which would allow you to attendjust 1 class session of your preference. Multiple passes can be purchased.

Thursday and Tuesday/ 20 sessions Dec. 22, 27, 29, Jan. 3, 5 1650.M12

Classes will alternate between: Tai Chi, Heart Smart,Yoga, Strength & Length, Pilates or One Stop BodyShop

9:00-10:00 AM and 5:30-6:30 PM

Zumba or Zesty Zumba will be held at 10:15-11:15 AM and 6:40-7:40 PM

Greenfield Community Center, Jansen Fest Hall$20/ $40 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Dec. 13

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Pole wAlKinG worKshoPAdults & Teens (Ages 14+)Vickie Strachota, Nordic Walk Now & AdvancedExerstrider Nordic Walking Certified Instructor

Turn a simple walk around the park into anefficient, effective, aerobic total body work-out. With pole walking you can increase yourenergy level and increase your cardio vascu-lar level on your own schedule. Pole Walkingburns up to 48% more calories than ordinarywalking, reduces tension in the neck andshoulders, lessens the impact on the kneesand joints and is suitable for all ages.

This is a “hands on” opportunity to learn theNorth America Low Impact Method of PoleWalking and try different poles to find whichwork best for you. Bring your own water bottleand wear good walking shoes. At the conclu-sion, participants will have the option to order apair of Nordic Poles at a greatly reduced price.

Wednesday, September 2111:00AM-1:00 PM 1651.815

Thursday, September 226:00-8:00 PM 1651.816Konkel Park Gazebo$20/ $30 Non-Res. (per option)

Pole wAlKinGAdults and Teens (Ages 16+)Vickie Strachota, Nordic Walk Now &Advanced Exerstrider Nordic Walking CertifiedInstructor

Pole walking is a great way to combinebeing outdoors with an ideal fitness activityfor all ages. After taking our Pole WalkingWorkshop, sign up to participate in thisweekly class to enjoy the summer season,be motivated to keep moving and refineyour technique. Walking is one of the easi-est ways to add exercise to your day, man-age your weight, decrease your health risksand have fun. If you have a good pair ofwalking shoes, a water bottle and a pair ofPoles this class is for you! Each participantwill be encouraged to walk at their ownpace.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 10:30-11:30 AMOctober 5-November 9 1651.817

Thursday/ 6 sessions 6:00-7:00 PMOctober 6-November 10 1651.818

Konkel Park (meet at Gazebo)$21/ $42 Non-Res. (per option)

wAlK for fitnessAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Julie Motz, NETA certified InstructorLooking for a fun but less strenuous formof exercise? You might enjoy this indoorclass. Learn about the benefits that walk-ing can offer for any body. Class includeswarm-up, proper stretching, a walk seg-ment using different techniques, cooldown and a final stretch. Great for all adultages - walk at a pace that’s best for you.

Monday/ 6 sessions 6:00-7:00 PMSept. 19-Oct. 31 (cancel Oct. 10) 1651.819

Nov. 14-Dec. 19 1651.919

Jan. 9-Feb.13 1652.219

Greenfield Middle School Lower hallway$21/ $42 Non-Res. (per option)

GroUP PersonAl trAininGBeginner & Intermediate LevelAdults (Ages 18+)Cilla Baker, Certified Personal TrainerTired of the same old workout? Ready to try something new? Our 8 week groupstrength-training program for adults offersthe same benefits of personal training at afraction of the price, with an added bonus ofcamaraderie. Class size will be limited to 6participants so that you will receive theadded attention and knowledge you seekfrom our certified personal trainer. Want tolose weight? Looking to improve yoursports performance? Enhance strength andappearance? Whatever your goals are let ushelp you reach them at the new state-of-the-art Greenfield School District FitnessCenter. Class fee includes the monthly mem-bership so you can work out between ses-sions. Instructor will work with you on set-ting goals and obtaining your membershipcard at the first session. Enrollment: Min. 4on or before the Time Out date! Max. 6

Monday/ 8 sessions 5:30-6:30 PMOct. 24, 31, Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12 1651.824Time Out: Tues, Oct. 18

Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27 1652.224Time Out: Tues, Jan. 2

Saturday/ 8 sessions 9:00-10:00 AMOct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19 1651.825Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

January 7, 14, 21, 28, February 4, 11, 18, 25 1652.225Time Out: Tues, Jan. 3

$185/$330 Non-Res. (per option)Greenfield High School Fitness Center

Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008FITNESS

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AqUA ZUmbASeniors, Adults & Teens (Ages 16+)Vickie Strachota, Aqua Zumba LicensedInstructor

Aqua Zumba is the “pool party” workout forall ages. Aqua Zumba incorporates safe,effective and challenging water-basedworkouts that integrates the Zumba for-mula, music and philosophy into traditionalaqua fitness, Aqua Zumba adapts themovements of Zumba dance rhythms tothe aquatic environment, creating a low-impact exercise program based on Zumbamoves and Latin/international music.

Monday/ 7 sessions 6:00-6:45 PMOctober 3-November 14 1670.801Whitnall High School Pool$29.75/ $59.50 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues, Sept. 27

lAP swimSeniors, Adults & Teens (Ages 16+)

This is a non-instructional program. Laplanes will be set up during our Adult WaterFitness time for lap swimmers to use thepool. Lap Swimmers must swim in thelanes. Come check in, and swim at yourown pace. Greenfield School DistrictFitness Center members can participate inthe Lap Swim program at the GreenfieldHigh School Pool at no additional cost byshowing their identification. Drop in’s arewelcome paying $3 per session at the pool.

Tuesday/ 8 sessions 8:05-9:00 PMSept. 27; Oct. 4,11,18,25; Nov. 1,8,15 1670.802

Thursday/ 8 sessions 8:05-9:00 PMSept. 29; Oct. 6,13,20; Nov. 3,10,17; Dec. 1 (cancel Oct. 27 & Nov. 24) 1670.803Greenfield High School Pool(60th & Layton, use entrance #11)$24/ $48 Non-Res. (per option)

Tuesday & Thursday/ 6 sessions 7:35-8:35 PMDec. 6,8,13,15,20,22 1670.902Dec. 27, 29; Jan. 3, 5, 10, 12 1670.903

Greenfield High School Pool(60th & Layton, use entrance #11)$18/ $36 Non-Res. (per option)

deeP wAter fitnessSeniors, Adults & Teens (Ages 16+)Janet Haefemeyer, AEA Certified Instructor Spice up your workout with a variety of fullbody movements. Burn calories, increasecardiovascular endurance and developoverall body strength. Enjoy the privacythat this completely submerged work outcan provide as you reap the benefits of adeep water workout. Swimming skills arenecessary – must be able to tread waterand float. Flotation belts and hand buoysare provided.

Tuesday/ 8 sessions 7:05-8:05 PMSept. 27,Oct. 4,11,18,25, Nov. 1,8,15 1670.804

Thursday/ 8 sessions 7:05-8:05 PMSept. 29, Oct. 6,13,20, Nov. 3,10,17, Dec. 1(cancel Oct. 27 & Nov. 24) 1670.805

Greenfield High School Pool (deep end)(60th & Layton, use entrance #11)$34/ $68 Non-Res. (per option)

Tuesday & Thursday/ 6 sessions 6:35-7:35 PMDec. 6,8,13,15,20,22 1670.904

Greenfield High School Pool (deep end)(60th & Layton, use entrance #11)$25.50/ $51 Non-Res.

Time Out: Sept classes: Tues, Sept 20. December class: Tues, Nov.29

holidAy breAKwAter fitness medleyAdults & Teens (Ages 16+)Looking to continue your water fitness rou-tine even during our typical holiday break?Our Water Fitness Medley will fit the bill.Come and try a variety of formats includingDeep Water, Shallow Water, Water Zumba,Interval. This is typically our semesterbreak. Sign up to attend all classes or use afitness pass to attend just the days thatwork for you using a Fitness Pass.

Tuesday & Thursday/ 6 sessions 6:35-7:35 PMDec. 27, 29; Jan. 3, 5, 10, 12 1670.905Greenfield High School Pool$24/ $48 Non-Res.

stAbility bAllTeens & Adults (Ages 16+)DiAnn Stasik, M. Ed, Cl-PTr & NETA Certified Instructor

Utilizing the stability ball, this workoutfocuses on the core-adominals and back inalmost every exercise. The ball provideschallenges to traditional exercises (crunchesand leg extensions) in the areas of balance,resistance and flexibility. This is a completebody workout for toning your upper andlower body along with your middle.Participants must provide their own stabili-ty ball for each class…no storage available.Bring an exercise mat to class. NOTE:Greenfield Park/Rec fitness passes will NOTbe accepted for this class.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 6:30-7:30 PMSeptember 21-October 26 2790.802Time Out: Wed., Sept. 14

November 2-December 14 (cancel Nov. 23) 2790.902Time Out: Wed., Oct. 26

Greendale Middle School multi-purpose room$37.50/ $47.50 Non-Res.(per option)

KiCKbox r siZeTeens & Adults (Ages 16+)DiAnn Stasik, M. Ed, Cl-PTr & NETA Certified Instructor

Even if you have never heard of Tae-Bo™,Combat Aerobics or kickboxing, you’ll lovethis program. It combines the wisdom ofEastern Self-Defense systems with theadvancements of Western aerobic technolo-gy. The results are an enjoyable aerobicworkout, toned muscles, self-defense skillsand good habits to use for a lifetime. NOTE:Greenfield Park/Rec fitness passes will NOTbe accepted for this class.

Wednesday/ 6 sessions 7:40-8:40 PMSeptember 21-October 26 2790.803Time Out: Wed., Sept. 14

November 2-December 14(cancel Nov. 23) 2790.903Time Out: Wed., Oct. 26

Greendale Middle School multi-purpose room$37.50/ $47.50 Non-Resident (per option)

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WHAT DO WE DO? Learn the fundamentals of team play with emphasisplaced on developing individual skills, good sports-manship, and most importantly, participation andFUN!

WHO MAY PARTICIPATE?Boys and girls (age/grade as of the first day of the program.)

Participants must be residents of Greenfield and/orenrolled in one of the four Greenfield School DistrictElementary Schools: Edgewood, Elm Dale, MapleGrove and Glenwood.

Special Note: Non Greenfield residents who reside in theWhitnall School District, may register and participate inthe program at the Edgerton Elementary play site.

TRANSPORTATION Sorry, transportation is not provided by theDepartment of Parks and Recreation nor the schooldistricts. Please plan accordingly.

UNIFORMSAll “league” program participants will receive a T-shirt made possible through the sponsorship fundsof local businesses and organizations. T-shirts andgame schedules will be handed out at practice onceteams have been formed.

COACHES/INSTRUCTORSAre hired staff of the department and are certified byour training program sanctioned by the WisconsinYouth Sports Coaches Organization (WYSCO).

TEAM SPONSOR Area businesses are encouraged to “get involved” byproviding funds to purchase the team t-shirts.Contact the Department office for details!

INCLEMENT WEATHER If you have questions regarding last minute cancella-tions due to poor weather conditions (rain, thunder-storms, heat, etc.), please call the 24 hour informa-tion line at 297-9008 prior to going to any youthsports practice or game.

miCro soCCer Youth (Grades K5, 1, 2 & 3 / Co-Rec Play)

Refer to the “Youth Sports General Information” column for further details.The “Micro Soccer” program uses appropriately sized fields, soccer balls, rulesand rosters to create more touches during the small sided games (4 on 4).

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!Practices / 10 sessions:Mondays, September 19, 26; October 3, 10, 17Wednesdays, September 21; October 5, 19Fridays, September 30; October 14

K5-Grade 1 4:00-5:00 PM Maple Grove 6211.S01Grades 2-3 5:00-6:00 PM Maple Grove 6211.S02

K5-Grade 1 3:30-4:30 PM Glenwood 6211.S05Grades 2-3 4:30-5:30 PM Glenwood 6211.S06

Mondays, September 19, 26; October 3, 10, 17Wednesdays, September 21, 28; October 5, 12, 19K5-Grade 1 3:30-4:30 PM Edgerton 6211.S03Grades 2-3 4:30-5:30 PM Edgerton 6211.S04

Tuesdays, September 20, 27; October 4, 11, 18 Thursdays, September 22, 29; October 6, 13, 20

K5-Grade 1 3:30-4:30 PM Edgewood 6211.S07Grades 2-3 4:30-5:30 PM Edgewood 6211.S08

K5-Grade 1 4:00-5:00 PM Elm Dale 6211.S09Grades 2-3 5:00-6:00 PM Elm Dale 6211.S10

GAMES: Each team will play 4 games - Saturday, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22GAME TIMES: Tentatively scheduled between 9:00 AM-2:00 PM.GAME SITE: Konkel Park (51st & Layton)PICTURE DAY (All Teams) Saturday, October 8TIME OUT: Friday, September 16FEE (residents only): $33

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AFTERSCHOOLvolleybAllYouth (Grades 4 & 5 / Co-Rec Play)Refer to the “Youth Sports GeneralInformation” column for further details

PRACTICES / 10 sessionsMARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Edgerton 6:15-7:15 PM 6210.V20Monday—Oct. 31; Nov. 14, 28; Dec. 5Wednesday—Nov. 2,9,16,30; Dec. 7, 14

Edgewood 3:30-4:30 PM 6210.V21Tuesday—Nov. 1, 8, 15, 29, 30; Dec. 6,13Thursday—Nov. 3, 10, 17; Dec. 1

Elm Dale 4:00-5:00 PM 6210.V22Monday—Oct. 31; Nov. 7, 14, 28; Dec. 5, 12Wednesday—Nov. 2; Dec. 16Friday—Nov 11; Dec. 9

Glenwood 3:30-4:30 PM 6210.V23Monday—Oct. 31; Nov. 7, 14, 28; Dec. 5, 12 Wednesday—Nov. 2; Dec. 16Friday—Nov. 11, Dec. 9

Maple Grove 4:00-5:00 PM 6210.V24Monday—Oct. 31; Nov. 7, 14, 28; Dec. 5, 12 Wednesday—Nov. 2; Dec. 16Friday—Nov. 11, Dec. 9

GAMES: Each team will play 4 games Saturday, Nov. 19; Dec. 2, 10, 17

PICTURE DAY (All Teams): Sat., December 2TIMES: Tentatively scheduled between

9:00-11:00 AMSITE: Greenfield Middle SchoolFEE (Residents only): $33TIME OUT: Friday, Oct. 21

AFTERSCHOOLflAG footbAllYouth (Grades 4 & 5 / Co-Rec Play)Refer to the “Youth Sports GeneralInformation” column for further details.

PRACTICES / 10 sessionsMondays, Sept. 19, 26; Oct. 3, 10, 17Wednesdays, Sept. 21; Oct. 5, 19Fridays, Sept. 30; Oct. 14 Edgewood 3:30-4:30 PM 6211.F01Elm Dale 4:00-5:00 PM 6211.F02

Tuesdays, Sept. 20, 27; Oct. 4, 11, 18 Thursdays, Sept. 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, 20Glenwood 3:30-4:30 PM 6211.F03Maple Grove 4:00-5:00 PM 6211.F04Edgerton 3:30-4:30 PM 6211.F05

GAMESSaturday, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22 TIMES: Tentatively scheduled between

9:00 AM-1:00 PMSITE: Konkel Park (51st and Layton)PICTURE DAY (All Teams): Sat., October 15ENROLLMENT: MIN. 8 PER TEAMPROGRAM FEE: $33

TIME OUT: Friday, September 16

UP-AND-COMING4th & 5th Grade

Afterschool Basketball information will be available

in January.

PEPSI PUNT, PASS & KICKCOMPETITIONOpen to Boys & Girls (Ages 8-15)Sunday, September 18, 2011

Konkel Park (5151 W. Layton Ave.)Registration 3:00-3:30 PMCompetition 3:30 PM

For complete competition information,please contact Greenfield Jaycees

(414) 367-4524

free

The American Sport Education Programhas been training coaches for more than25 years. Through its Volunteer CoachesEducation Program, ASEP provides themost comprehensive and affordablecoach training program for youth sportorganizations available anywhere in thecountry. Numerous national sport organ-izations, youth sport organizations, andpark districts have partnered with ASEPto bring education to their coaches, andnow ASEP is working with the City ofGreenfield.

"ASEP is committed to improving ama-teur sport by encouraging coaches, offi-cials, administrators, parents, and athletesto embrace the 'athletes first, winningsecond' philosophy and by providing theeducation to put the philosophy towork."

–Rainer Martens, PhD, ASEP founder

For more information, contact Brian 329-5370 at Greenfield

Parks & Recreation Department (M-F 9AM-6PM).

American Sport Education Program

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Site of Super Bowl XLVISaturday, February 4, 2012

The Greenfield Parks & Recreation Dept. iscurrently researching the possibility ofoffering a day-long family bus trip to TheNFL Experience fan attraction and Lucas Oil Stadium, site of Super Bowl XLVI inIndianapolis, Indiana on Saturday, February4, 2012, the day before the Super Bowl.Further details will be available at a laterdate if trip is offered. An interest list isbeing taken for those who may be interest-ed in possibly attending this trip. To be puton the mailing list for the trip flyer at a laterdate, please use registration number6911.IND on the registration form.Registration on the mailing list does notguarantee a spot on the trip.

soCCer ACAdemyAges 5-11Instructors: Alex Toth of Croatian Eagles &Scott Surpries of Puis HS & Croatian Eagles

From “Rec to Select” soccer players (boysand girls), here’s an opportunity to work onskills and drills of soccer. Through drib-bling, change of pace and direction, 1v1,2v1, 2v2 to small sided 4v4 games, technicaltraining involving heading, long balls, fastfootwork, fitness training, and speed of play,you will be ready for the spring season ofyour favorite sport. Participants shouldbring shin guards and wear indoor soccer/tennis shoes.Saturdays, January 7-March 10 (cancelled Jan. 28 & Feb. 4)Ages 5-7 4:00-5:00 PM 6211.SA1Ages 8-11 5:00-6:00 PM 6211.SA2$85 / $95 Non-Res

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Pee-wee footbAllinstrUCtionAl YOUTH (GRADES K5-3) A introductory non-contact football pro-gram for boys and girls which stresses funand basic fundamentals such as passing,receiving, positions, rules and team play.Scrimmages could be held as skill leveldevelops.

Saturday / 4 sessionsOctober 1, 8, 15, 22K-1 Grade 2:00-3:30 PM 6211.F502-3 Grade 2:00-3:15 PM 6211.F51Konkel Park$20 / $40 Non Res.Time Out: Tues., Sept. 27

Pee wee tennis iYouth (K5-1st Grade)Learn the basics of tennis including grip,stance and basic strokes. A special racketdesigned for the younger player will be utilized. Rackets and balls will be provided.Enrollment: Min 4/Max 6

Wednesday / 6 sessionsOctober 5-November 9 6:15-7:00 PM 6211.PW1Edgewood Elem. Gym$26 / $52 Non-Res. Time Out: Mon., Sept. 30

4 the lUv oftennis Adult (Ages 18+)

Dust off that tennis racquet and take a swingat tennis. These structured lessons empha-size individual attention and patience—which will surely make you an "ACE" in notime! Whether you’re new to the game orjust want to brush up on those tennisskills—we’ve got a court reserved for you.Lessons will focus on proper grip, strokes,volley, serve and scoring. Balls will be provided. Don’t forget your water bottle and racquet. Enrollment: Min. 4 / Max. 10

Monday & Wednesday / 3 weeksOctober 3-2011:00 AM-12:00 Noon 6211.TENZablocki Park Tennis Courts (5717 W. Howard Ave., Greenfield)$20 / $40 Non-Res.Time Out: Thurs., Sept. 22

fAll t-bAllYouth (Ages 3-5) “Coach Meri” Misko, Instructor

Looking for a way to get your childreninvolved in sports? This instructional program will combine fun with the basicfundamentals of baseball in a relaxed environment. New teams will be formedeach week. Please bring a water bottlelabeled with child’s name to each session.Max. 8

Monday & Wednesday September19-October 54:30-5:10 PM 6211.TB15:15-5:55 PM 6211.TB2Jaycee Park -grass area(Across the street from Greendale HS)$18 / $28 Non Res. (per option)

NOTE: Children should bring a water bottlemarked with their name each time.

sPorties for shortiesAges 2-3 WITH Parent/ CaregiverAges 4-5 WITHOUT Parent/ CaregiverRebbecca Omick, Instructor

This class will work on coordination, balance, and listening skills. Students willwork on the following activities: basketball,baseball, t-ball, soccer, gymnastics, football, and track. Parents are welcome to participate with their child. Max. 6

Wednesday / 7 sessionsOctober 19-December 7 (cancel Nov. 23)

Ages 2-3 4:45-5:15 PM 6211.SS1$25 / $35 Non Res.

Ages 4-5 5:20-6:00 PM 6211.SS2$35 / $45 Non Res.

Canterbury School, GreendaleTime Out: Wed. Oct. 12

Pee-wee tennis iiYouth (2nd-3rd Grade)Continued tennis instruction for older play-ers and those who participated in Pee-WeeTennis. Classes will teach proper tennismechanics using a variety of fun tennisgames and drills. As skills progress modifiedtennis matches will be played. Appropriatesized racquets will be supplied. Enrollment: Min 4/Max 6

Wednesday / 6 sessionsOctober 5-November 97:15-8:00 PM 6211.PW2Edgewood Elem. Gym$26 / $52 Non-Res.Time Out: Fri., Sept. 30

bowlinG instrUCtionYouth (Ages 5-9)

A great beginner bowling program. Participants willlearn about bowling etiquette, scoring, & mechanicsduring the instruction portion of each lesson. Followingthe instruction kids will take to the lanes to apply whatthey learned. Each lesson contains instruction, 2 gamesof bowling, and shoe rental.

Saturdays / 6 SessionsNovember 12- December 1712:15-1:45 PM 6211.BWLOlympic Lanes 4040 S. 27th St.$45 / $50 Non-Res.


wrestlinGYouth (Grades K5-8)UW-Parkside WrestlersCoordinator Gregg Lewis, Head Coach Parkside

This program will be educational in natureproviding students’ work on wrestling skillsand strategies while incorporating competi-tive games and activities. Participants areexpected to be on time and come preparedfor activity. Dress should be tennis shoes, t-shirts, and shorts or sweatpants (no zippersor jewelry.)

Monday & WednesdayNovember 28-January 30(Cancel Dec. 19, 26, 28)K5-4 Grade 6:30-7:45 PM 6211.W01

5-8 Grade 6:30-7:45 PM 6211.W02$35 / $45 Non-res.

Greendale Middle School Upper GymTime Out: Mon. Nov. 21

downhill sKi & snowboArdinGAdults & Youth Skiing (Ages 10+) / Snowboarding (Ages 12+)

Have you ever wanted to learn how to do“the downhill stuff”? Here is your chance tolearn downhill skiing at both a great groupdiscount and only 10 minutes away fromtown. Whether you are a first-time skier orwant to brush up on your technique, theselessons are for you! Beginning skiers learnthe basic techniques to feel comfortable andsafe. Advanced skiers learn parallel turns likethe pro’s do. Classes meet 3 times with thesame instructor, members of the ProfessionalSki Instructors of America.

Tuesday / 3 sessionsJanuary 3, 10, 17Skiing 6211.CR1Snowboarding 6211.CR2

Thursday / 3 sessionsJanuary 5, 12, 19Skiing 6211.CR3Snowboarding 6211.CR4

Check In Time: 6:00-6:30 PMLesson: 6:30-7:30 PMOpen Skiing: 7:30-10:00 PM

Crystal Ridge Ski School(76th & Rawson - Franklin)

FEE (per option): Skiing $85* / Snowboarding $105* (*) Includes lessons, lift tickets & rentals

NOTE: Non-Residentsmay enroll in this program paying an additional $5 tothe fee listed above.

instrUCtionAl bAsKetbAll leAGUeYouth (Grades 3 & 4)

Program structured around game playwith continued emphasis on learning anddeveloping the fundamentals. Instructorswill guide each participant through defen-sive and offensive drills. Rosters will belimited to 8-10 players.

The first two meetings will be used for general practices and formation of teams. 1:00-2:00 PM.

Prerequisite: Basketball Beginnings II orprior basketball experience.

Saturdays / 6 sessionsOctober 29-December 10(cancel November 26)2:00-3:00 PM 6211.IBLElm Dale Gym$30 / $60 Non-Res.Time Out: Mon., Oct. 31

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FIRST STEPYouth (Grades 1 & 2)

A beginning basketball program for boysand girls which stresses fun and basic fundamentals such as dribbling, passing,rebounding, shooting, rules and team play.Scrimmages will be played as skill leveldevelops. Enrollment: Min. 6; Max. 20

Tuesday / 5 sessionsNovember 1-November 296:15-7:00 PM 6211.BB1Maple Grove Elem. School Gym$25 / $50 Non-Res. Time Out: Wed. Oct. 25

SECOND STEPYouth (Grades 3-4)

Participants will be taught the inner work-ings of team play and game strategy, withcontinued emphasis on improving thebasic fundamentals such as dribbling, pass-ing, rebounding and shooting. Scrimmageswill be held as skill level develops.Enrollment: Min. 6; Max. 20.

Prerequisite: Basketball Beginnings I orprior basketball experience.

Tuesday / 5 sessionsNovember 1-November 297:00-7:45 PM 6211.BB2Maple Grove Elem. School Gym$25 / $50 Non-Res. Time Out: Wed. Oct. 25

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SPORTS

24/7 INFORMATION LINE(414) 297-9008

CALL THE INFORMATION LINEFIRST FOR CANCELLATION

NOTICES, PROGRAM OFFERINGS

AND UPDATES.

Greenfieldwalks the Plank

with the Admiralson

Friday, November 18Puck drops @ 7:00 PM

6211.MAK Kids 14 under $106211.MAA Adults $15

$3 a ticket supports Youth Sports in Greenfield

Tickets will be picked up at theLobby A before the game.

www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec 45SPORTS

iCe sKAtinG lessonsGreater Milwaukee Figure Skating ClubIce skating is one of the world’s greatest sports! Learning skating’s basic skills is fun, chal-lenging and rewarding. It can improve coordination and balance, stimulate your heartand circulation, relieve stress and build muscles. Regardless of age, it is a great sport foreveryone... children, teens, adults, and seniors.

Saturdays / 7 sessions 1:45-2:30 PM

Snowplow Sam (Ages 4-5)Introduces preliminary moves to preschool age skaters. Levels are designed to developpreliminary coordination and strength neccessary to maneuver on the ice.Sept. 10-Oct. 22 6211.SK1Nov. 5-Dec. 17 6211.SK2*$105 / $112 Non-Res. (per option)

Basic (Ages 6-15)Carefully planned levels to allow beginning skater to feel comfortable on ice while gaining basic knowledge needed to advance to specialized levels of skate lessons.

Sept. 10-Oct. 22 6211.SK3Nov. 5-Dec. 17 6211.SK4*$105 / $112 Non-Res. (per option)

Wilson Park Recreation Center (4001 S. 20th St. Milwaukee, WI 53221)

(*) Skate rental is NOT included. Rentals are available for an additional $21 (per 7 weekoption) or $3 per lesson at the Wilson Ice Center.

(*) If registered for both 7 week periods the second series is $95. Also family discount, 3rd person registered in same family recieves a $20 discount.

Turn off the TV and get out to enjoy an evening of "pick-up" basketball. Serve, bump, volley...just get it over the net! Get ready for FUN! This is NOT league play, rathernew teams are formed each night. Enjoy a night of friendly basketball or volleyball. This is not an instructional program.

PRE-REGISTRATION is encouraged and guarantees a play spot for every session date. Alsosaves you $$. WALK-INSwill be accepted only if play spots exist, and will be required to sign-in and submit required fees to site supervisor (be prepared to show proof of residency).

Walk-in/Drop-in Fee (per visit): Adults $2 / $1 Youths.

VOLLEYBALL (INDOOR) PRIME TIMEAdults & Teens (Ages 14+)Fridays / 10 sessionsOctober 7 -December 167:00-8:30 PM 6211.OVBGreenfield Middle School Gym$15 / $30 Non-Res.Enrollment: Min. 10 & Max. 20

BASKETBALLMen (Ages 18+)(All non-residents must PRE-REGISTER)Fridays / 10 sessionsOctober 7 -December 16Greenfield Middle School Gym7:00-8:30 PM 6211.MOB$15 / $30 Non-Res.Enrollment: Max. 30

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ADULT TEAM SPORTS LEAGUESADULTS (18+ YEARS)

The Department of Recreation offers a variety of organized adult sports leaguesthroughout the year. League play is open topersons 18 years of age and older (HighSchool students are not eligible).

TEAM SPORTS CALENDER

FALL (SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER)Co-Rec, Mens, Womens Volleyball(10 wks)Mens Softball League (5 wks)Information available: July

WINTER/SPRING (JANUARY-APRIL)Co-Rec, Mens, Womens Volleyball (10 wks)Mens Basketball (10 wks)Information available: November

SUMMER (MAY-AUGUST)Mens, Womens, and Co-Rec Softball (14 wks)Information available: January

Co-Rec, Mens, Womens Outdoor SandVolleyball (14 wks)Information available: March

REGISTRATION FOR TEAM SPORTS IS NOT ACCEPTED ON A GENERAL

REGISTRATION BASIS. INTERESTED TEAMSMUST SECURE A TEAM FRANCHISE FORM.

For league details (availability of franchiseforms, team entry fees, procedures, and policies) contact the Dept. of Parks andRecreation office.

46 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008TEENS

fAntAsy bAsKetbAllTeens (Grades 6-8)

Become a NBA basketball General Managerand create your own dream team. You willneed to be careful and not spend too muchand go over the salary cap. Get playerswhen their value is down and sell themwhen their value is up, so you will have thebiggest salary cap and can afford all theplayers you want. We will meet on Thursday,Oct. 13th to go over the rules and get all theteams drafted and set. Later meeting dateswill be set, but only the Oct. 13th meeting isMANDATORY. Various prizes will be distrib-uted at the end of season.

Thursday, October 134:00-6:00 PM 6211.FBBGreenfield City Hall Room 206$7 / $14 Non-Res.Time Out: Mon. October 10

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UltimAte frisbeeTeens (Grades 6-8 & 9-12) Co-Rec Play

Join your friends for this up and comingsport. All skill levels welcome to come andtry out this sport. You can sign up as anindividual or with a group of friends. Eachweek new teams will be formed.Participants must reside within Greenfieldor Whitnall School District.

Sunday / 5 SessionsSeptember 18-October 16 6211.UFB5:00-6:00 PM (Rotating Schedule)Konkel Park (First session —meet near concession/ restroom building)$15 per player fee

PACKer bACKer toUrTeens (Grades 6-8)Mike Seavert, Trip Coordinator

No plans for a dayoff from school?Ride our bandwag-on all the way toGreen Bay, home of theSuper Bowl XLVChampions! Our trip toLambeau Field will beginwith a visit to the Packer Hall of Fame andbrowse through highlights of champi-onship seasons gone by. We will eat lunchat Curly’s Pub followed by a guided stadi-um tour, with visits to the club level andthe tunnel the players walk through to thefield! Before heading home, we will visitthe Packers Pro Shop where souvenirs canbe bought and spend a few minutes at theplayer gate to seek autographs if the teamis done practicing (not guaranteed). Pleasebring extra money for lunch and shopping.Dress up in your favorite Packer clothingand don’t forget to bring your camera.Max. 35 on trip.

Friday, October 28 6911.PBTBUS DEPARTS: from Greenfield City Hall

at 7:30amBUS RETURNS: to Greenfield City Hall at

approx. 5:00pm$40 Greenfield & Whitnall SD Resident /$45 Non-ResidentRegister By: Thursday, October 6th

NOTE: 2-3 parent chaperones are neededand can be registered at a reduced rate. Ifinterested, contact the Parks & RecreationDept. at 329-5370 before registering to seeif chaperones are still needed.

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mAdden bowlTeens (Grades 5-8)

Show everyone who is the best Madden2012 player! Enjoy pizza and soda whileplaying Madden 2011 on X-Box 360.Choose your team and match wits with others to see who has the best game planto win the Madden Bowl. Multiple awardswill be given out including most yards rush-ing and passing in a game and the pres-tigous Madden Bowl Champion. Min. 4; Max 16.

Friday, October 75:00-9:30 PM 6211.MADGreenfield City Hall $15 / $20 Non-Res.Time Out: Mon. Oct. 3

Please indicate on registration form if you areable to bring your own copy of Madden 2012 orX-Box 360 gaming system. Discounts to regis-tration fee would be granted.

wednesdAy niGhtmAGiCGrades 4-8thInstructor: Ryan Heberlein We will be playing Magic: The GatheringCollectable card game on Wednesdayevenings. All abilities levels are welcome,beginners to experienced. There will bemultiple tables set up for many games totake place at once and pair up ability lev-els. The first week we will have starterdecks available and will play some examplegames for beginners to learn the veryaddictive game. Bring your Deck and meetyour friends for an entertaining evening.Tables can be made available for Yu-Gi-Oh& Pokemon games too. Fee Includessnacks and beverages.

Wednesdays, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Dec. 145:00-7:00 PM 6911.MGCGreenfield Community Center Activity Rooms A & B$12 / $17 Non-Res.

boArd GAme niGhtGrades 5-8

We all have a closet full of great games, butwe do not always have a room full of peo-ple to play the games. We got the all thebases covered, we can play classics likeMonopoly, Cranium, & Pictionary but alsointroduce some great award winninggames like Settlers of Catan & Ticket toRide. Each week the Park and Rec. will sup-ply drinks and snacks. Participants’ areencouraged to bring games from their owncollection to expand the group’s gameexperiences (please have prior knowledgeof rules before bringing game).

Mondays, Nov. 7-Nov. 215:00-7:30 PM 6911.BG1Greenfield Community CenterActivity Room A & B$12 / $17 Non-Res.

teen Advisory CommitteeGrades 6-8

Greenfield and Whitnall School Districts

The Teen Advisory Committee (TAC) is your chance to plan trips, activities, leagues, and gath-erings for you and your friends. You want to go skiing or to a skate park this is the place tohelp you organize. No school next week, why not plan a basketball tournament or a videogame tournament. We will utilize social networking sites to gather ideas and people. Bringa friend and let’s get planning. We will meet the 1st Monday of the month.

Oct 3; Nov. 7 Dec. 5 5:00-6:30PMGreenfield City Hall, Rm 204 Free 6111.TAC

fridAy niGht liveGrades 4, 5 & 6

Luke Eisner, DJ & Lighting

Come and enjoy the Greenfield Community Center like you have neverseen it before. Students from all over the area- Greenfield, Whitnall, andGreendale are invited to this Event. The night will include a DJ playing allthe newest music to listen to and dance. Other fun activities like Limbo,dance contests, and more, will keep you going all night. You won’t wantto miss out on this party. Entrance Fee includes: A slice of pizza and asoda. Additional concessions will be available for purchase.

Parent Chaperones are needed for this event! If interested please indicate on you registration form and Greenfield Park and Rec. Staff will contact you.

Friday, October 28th 6:30-8:30 PM 6911.FNLGreenfield Community Center$10 / $15 Non-Res.Time Out: Tues., Oct. 25

teens forKids INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PROGRAM (Ages 16-18 )

NEED A JOB? LIKE TO GAIN SOME GREAT WORK EXPERIENCE? ENJOY WORKING WITH KIDS?

IF YES... we have the perfect opportunity for you... become partof the Greenfield Parks and Recreation team through the "Teensfor Kids" program! Training and seasonal job opportunities areprovided for teens in the following areas:

YOUTH SPORTS (Coach) After School Sports—Basketball,Flag Football, Volleyball, and SoccerSummer Sports—T- Ball, Instructional Baseball & Softball

YOUTH ENRICHMENT (Leader) Year Round—Assist Instructorswith Arts & Crafts or Gymnastics

AQUATICS (Lifeguard) Year Round—Assist with Lessons, Open Swim, and Water Fitness (Water SafetyInstructor) Year Round—Teach Swim Lessons

REGISTRATION IN THE PROGRAM IS EASY:1) Complete a JOB APPLICATION at the Department of Parks &

Recreation2) Be sure to indicate desired position (very important) and

"Teens for Kids."3) Qualifications: Mature, responsible, and enthusiastic!

Employment will be contingent upon availability, and completionof required training and certifications (there are fees associatedwith certification). "Teens for Kids" program/job information isposted at both Greenfield and Whitnall High Schools periodically.The "Teens For Kids" program has been created in an effort to helpfoster greater "home grown" interest in working with communityrecreation programs.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY

• Beautification Commitee, Greenfield . Joan Stevens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545-3381

• Boy Scouts of Milw. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 774-1776

• Chamber of Commerce. (Voice Mail) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327-8500

• Dan Jansen Family Festival, Inc. . Kathy Doonan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281-2030

• Fire Dept. Auxiliary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 546-3868

• Football, Greenfield Youth. Greg Lang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281-6420

• Girl Scouts of Milw. Area . . . . . . . . . 476-1050

• Golden Agers. Don & Bev Almquist . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282-4697

• Greenfield Jaycees. Lori Heiman, Chairperson . . . . . . . . . 339-3004. www.greenfieldjaycees.org

• Greenfield Library Foundation. Ronald Tays. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421-0255

• Greenfield Lions Club. Ben Rucka, Pres. . . . . . . . . . . . . (262) 785-8151

• Greater Greenfield Lions Club, Inc. Bruce Gregory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 525-0061

• Greenfield Historical SocietyBob Roesler, Curator . . . . . . . (414) 763-2675

• Greenfield Little League. Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 545-9339www.eteamz.com/greenfieldlittleleague

• Kulwicki Park “Brooks Pavilion” . 525-0061

• Milwaukee Metro. Fair Housing Council . . . . . . . . . . . . 278-1240

• N.B. Synquettes Synchronized SwimJill Gretenhart . . . . . . . . . . . . . (262) 783-4299

• Partners of Parks & RecreationFrances Ziegler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 801-3612

• Southwest YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 546-9622• Southwest Aquatic Team (SWAT). Dale Schrank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 679-9929

• Southwest Toastmasters 4955. Ken Forbord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282-1244

• Special Olympics Wisconsin(Greater Milwaukee)

. Cindi Gutbrod . . . . . . . . . . . . . (262) 241-7786

. www.specialolympicswisconsin.org

• Whitnall Area Youth Sports. Football - Mike Roberts . . . . . . . . . . 327-0047. Baseball - Dave Sutton . . . . . . . . . . . 427-1185

• Womens Club, Greenfield. Lois Stanton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281-8536

• WIL-O-WAY Recreation CenterMike Bonk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278-3938

Milwaukee County offers year-round recreationservices for children and adults with physical,developmental, and emotional special needs.

INDEPENDENCE FIRST . . . . . . . . . . . 291-7520Resources for people with disabilities.

EASTER SEAL RECREATION CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . 482-01335151 S. 6th Street—Offering a wide range ofrecreational experiences to adults 18+ yearswith physical disabilities.

The City of Greenfield Department of Parks & Recreation does not directly plan or administer the following programs. Please contact the respective program providers for further information and how to get involved!

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48 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008PARKS

PArtners of PArKs &reCreAtionAre you concerned about the future of public recreation programming and facilities in Greenfield? If so, Partners ofParks & Recreation, Inc. is for you!

WHAT IS “PARTNERS OF PARKS & RECREATION”?A nonprofit community support group runin conjunction with the Department of Parks& Recreation.

WHY BECOME A “PARTNER”? To be part of a group that promotes the following mission statement: To assist the Department of Parks &Recreation in the beautification of greenspace, purchase of park amentities, anddevelopment of park site activity areas forthe benefit of the Greenfield community.

Partners of Greenfield Parks & Recreation,Inc. is an avenue for individuals tomake a positive difference in thepromotion of public recre-ation in our city.

HOW TO BECOME A “PARTNER”Contact the Department of Parks & Recreation for amembership application.

dediCAte to reloCAte PArK tree ProGrAm

*Co-sponsored by the Greenfield Partners of Parks and Recreation*In cooperation with the City Engineering Department

4Do you have a “right of way” tree that is scheduled for removal due to a street improvement project?

4 Are you considering removal of any trees on your private property?4 Or, would you like to just find a new home for your tree, where people of all ages can

enjoy it for many years come?

If you answered YES to any of the given questions, please consider our “Dedicate to Relocate”Park Tree Program. The program is simple: if you have a healthy tree, between 10’-25’ in height,that needs to be removed, or you desire to have removed, please call us first! We will evaluateif the tree(s) can be relocated and utilized within a city park. Relocation expenses will beassumed by the Department of Parks and Recreation; however, special recognition will be givento those persons who sponsor the entire or partial cost of tree relocation. So if tree removal isin your future... please consider “Dedicate to Relocate” and contact the Department office.

This program earned the 1995 Wisconsin Parks & Recreation Associations SilverStar Award.

City of GreenfieldPArK rentAlsA “good choice” for family picnics, birthdayparties, reunions, and most functionsaccommodating groups under 200 persons.

KONKEL PARK (S. 51st & W. Layton Ave)

• SHELTER AREA RENTALCovered shelter areas can accommodateup to (12) 8' picnic tables. Inside conces-sion area is also available upon request (additional fee). The shelter also providesexcellent restroom facilities and is locatednear the popular park playground.

• GAZEBOGazebo area can accommodate up to (5) round' picnic tables.

• SOFTBALL FIELD & SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT RENTALSKonkel Park also offers (2) “TournamentLevel” lighted softball fields with 300'fences and warning tracks and (4) competition level sand volleyball courtswith lights.

For detailed information regarding userpolicies, procedures and fees, please contact the Parks & RecreationDepartment office during regular businesshours (9:00 AM-6:00 PM / Monday thruFriday). Requests for reservations start onthe first regular business day of the year.

City of Greenfield PArKs...yoUrs to enJoy!

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

24 HR. PARK INFO. “HOT LINE . . . . . . . . . . . .257-5100

GOLF (Tee time reservation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .475-6222

BEACH & POOL INFO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .257-7230COOL WATERS AQUATIC CENTER (Greenfield Park) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .321-7530

WILSON PARK REC. CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-6289

PARK ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . . . . .257-PARK (7275)

PUBLIC SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .257-8005(Picnic Permits, Room Rental, Overnight Lodges)

ORGANIZED SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .257-8030

MITCHELL PARK (Domes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .649-9830

WHITNALL PARKBoerner Botanical Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . .525-5600Wehr Nature Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .425-8550

MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPT.(Non-Emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .278-4726

MILWAUKEE COUNTY Sports Complex . . . . .423-9267

KULWICKI PARK—Brooks Pavillion RentalGreater Greenfield Lions, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . .525-0061


need sPACe?Greenfield Community Center Rental Information

Welcome To Greenfield’s Beautiful, Newly Renovated Community Center! When the Greenfield Community Center is not being used for Recreational classes and Cityevents, it will be available for private rentals. The newly renovated Center features a large banquet area, studio, and meeting rooms specially designed to accommodate and serve as a place for the community to hold large and small celebrations/events—including weddings,birthdays, quinceañera, anniversaries, off-site business meetings or retreats, and classes, etc.

Location...Location...Location—Right In Your Backyard! The facility features a convenient location with easy access from I-894 and 76th Street (the business center of Greenfield), with plenty of free on-site, well-lit parking. Trees, turf and beautiful plants abound the area. The Center provides a relaxing setting along with professional, friendly service.

Rental Amenities:• Multipurpose Room(Large groups - 200 capacity)

Premier banquet area featuring high ceilingsand natual light, making for a warm and stylishspace to host large ceremonies and receptions,corporate events, or a private party, with accessto the outdoor patio and kitchen. Features: Access to kitchen / coat rack /

tables & chairs / big screen video /outdoor patio / Sound System

• Activity Room (Midsize/small groups - 80 capacity)

Perfect space to hold a meeting, class or training for local clubs, organizations and businesses, small to mid-size party. Features: Access to kitchen / tables & chairs / TV /

sink / retractable divider wall

• Studio(Midsize groups - 30 capacity)

Studio space for dance and fitness (group/practice) classes

Features: Special dance floor / mirrors / ballet bars

• Catering / Warming KitchenA kitchen is adjacent to Activity Room A andthe multi-purpose, features a refrigerator,microwave, dishwasher, sink and ample counter space.

For catering services you may select from ourpre-approved list of caterers or you may use acaterer of our choice.

• Tables and chairs are available at no extracharge for use with all rentals. Other equipment is available upon request.

• Fully handicap accessible

• Air-conditioned

• 10,000 square foot facility

All rooms have endless multiple functions, those notedare a sample of Parks & Recreation Department uses.

The Greenfield Community Center is operated and maintained by the City of Greenfield Department ofParks & Recreation

Take A TourSimply call (414) 329-5370 to schedule a tour.

How To Reserve Your Space

1) Call the City of Greenfield Department ofParks and Recreation (414) 329-5370 tocheck room availability.

2) Community Center Rental AgreementForms available at the Greenfield Parks &Recreation Department office, City Hall,Room 200, 7325 W. Forest Home Ave.,Greenfield, M-F 9AM-6PM or on-linewww.greenfieldwi.us/parkrec

Reservations are accepted on a first come,first serve basis. Groups may submit a facilityapplication up to 2 years in advance of theirrental date. Full payment and deposit is dueat time of reservation.

If your facility application is approved you willbe sent a facility rental contract (7 to 10 work-ing days after application submittal). If yourfacility request can not be accommodated, arecreation staff member will contact you byphone to see how we can help you further.

Our staff looks forward to assisting you. Please contact our office with any questions or concerns.

Catch the Action!

SponsorshipsSpecial Events

Special events are a great way foryour business to make a memorableimpact. Sponsorships are availablefor events like our Movies andConcerts in the Park, walks and special events held througout

the year.

Youth SportsJoin our Team! Greenfield RecreationYouth Sports Teams are the perfectvehicle to promote your business to

thousands of players, parents, neighbors and fans. We offer a

sponsorship package that will helpbuild your customer base and create goodwill within the community.

Advertising SponsorshipsAre you looking for a great way to

showcase your business? Our “Recreator” activity programguides are mailed to over 20,000households three times per year. The shelf life of the guide is longerthan newspapers or magazines. Alimited number of advertisements

are offered each season.

For more information go to www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

“sponsorship” or call (414) 329-5370.

Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008GENERAL INFORMATION

Program informationThe Department of Parks & Recreation directmails three seasonal “Recreators” activity guidesper year to Greenfield residents and businesses.Mailing schedule:

FALL (August)WINTER/SPRING (December)SUMMER (May)

In addition, specific programs flyers are periodically distributed to public and privateschools located within the corporate limits ofthe City of Greenfield. As a public service, time-ly program information can be found on a regular basis in the CNI Greenfield NOW,Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel “Neighbors”,Suburban and Sports sections, WarnerCommunity Access Channel, and the departmentweb site at www.greefieldwi.us/parksrec

Non-Residents of Greenfield may subscribe to receive the “Recreator”. Subscribers advantages: • Mailed directly to your home• Prompt delivery

See page 22 for more information.

nondiscrimination PolicyIt is the policy of the City of Greenfield Departmentof Parks and Recreation that no person shall, onthe basis of race, color or disability, be exclud-ed from participation in, be denied the benefitsof, or be subjected to discrimination under anysponsored program, activity or employment.Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act,the City of Greenfield will make every reasonableeffort to accommodate persons with disabilitiesin the provision of City services, programs oractivities. If you require special accommodationin order to participate, please inform us when youregister.

school district CooperationThe Department of Parks & Recreation wouldlike to thank both the Greenfield School Districtand the Whitnall School District for their supportand cooperation with facility scheduling.However, due to school athletic and educationprogramming, some recreation activities mayneed to be cancelled or rescheduled. The com-munity’s understanding during these times isappreciated.

insurance/liabilityThe City of Greenfield does not provide hospital/medical insurance coverage for persons participating in sponsored activitiesand cannot assume responsibility for injury toany participants in its recreation programs.Participants are encouraged to obtain theirown insurance coverage prior to the start ofthe program and to consult with a physicianbefore participating in any strenuous activity.

lesson observation/ visitors dayIn an effort to better promote a positive learn-ing environment for programs, only registeredparticipants are permitted in the classroomarea. Our instructors welcome the opportunityto discuss participant’s progress with parentsafter class. The final instructional class may beobserved by parents unless special dates arescheduled by the instructors.

Cooperative ProgrammingWhat does this mean? When yousee this symbol it means this pro-gram is being made available as part of a coop-erative programming agreement with otherlocal departments or agencies. Individually,each department or agency may not have thefacility or instructor or enrollment necessary tooffer the program. Working together the coop-erative departments are able to better serve theneeds of their residents by expanded programopportunities.

new Program ideas The Department of Parks & Recreation isalways receptive to suggestions for the devel-opment of “new” program offerings. Please feelfree to give us a call with your ideas.

lost and foundIf you have lost or misplaced an item in one ofour parks or program facilities, please contactthe Department office. Articles that are foundand turned into the office are kept for 60 days.After that period of time, the items are donatedto a local charitable organization. TheDepartment of Parks & Recreation and relatedfacility providers are not responsible for anylost or stolen items.

tyPo, we Goofed?Occasionally there may be an error in days, times,registration requirements, locations or fees. Whensuch errors occur, our staff will do everything pos-sible to correct the situation promptly. Thedepartment reserves the right to change pro-gram schedules as needed to accommodatedemand or school use conflicts. Read yourreceipt carefully as any changes since the printingof this RECREATOR will be noted there.

employment opportunitiesPersons interested in obtaining part-time/ seasonal employment with the Department of Parks & Recreation should complete anemployment application form at the depart-ment office. Openings for positions as life-guards, officials, program supervisors, andinstructors for various programs are usuallyfilled from current applications on file.Qualified applicants will be contacted for aninterview as openings become available.

Park & recreation board meetingsThe City of Greenfield Department of Parks &Recreation is a governmental agency establishedfor the purpose of providing and managing publicrecreation programs, facilities and park/openspaces for the community. The Department isgoverned by appointed board members whoserve as a policy making body. Regular Park andRecreation Board meetings are generally held onthe LASTThursdayof each month (exception:November and December regular meetings are heldon the THIRD Thursday of the month) at 7:00 PM atthe Greenfield City Hall, 7325 W Forest HomeAvenue. Agendas and minutes are available atwww.greenfieldwi.us. Click on “calendars/meet-ings/agendas” for information on meeting dates,times and location. Residents are invited to attendand are welcome to make suggestions or comments.

PhotographsFor program promotion purposes,from time to time photographswill be taken of participants. If youdo not wish to have your photo taken, pleasetell the photographer and/or class instructor.

non-resident PolicyDefinition: In the case of non-resident participa-tion it is generally accepted that non-residentsusers should contribute an additional fee to off-set their non-tax status. A non-resident isdefined as a person who does not reside or ownproperty within the corporate limits of the City ofGreenfield ( in general, does not directly contributeto City of Greenfield property taxes).

User Fee Surcharge: Persons defined as a non-resident of the City of Greenfield are required toremit doubled (100% surcharge) the adoptedresident program/service fee (i.e. resident fee of$10 = non-resident fee of $20). Non-residents whofalsely register, shall forfeit their privilege to par-ticipate and any related fees collected will beretained by the Department (no refund given).

Exception to non-resident user fee/surcharge:• Non-residents who reside within theWhitnall School Districtwill not be assessed anon-resident surcharge when registering forany specific program or league that utilizesWhitnall School District facilities.

• Non-residents employed by the City ofGreenfield (and spouse; children within imme-diate household) are exempt from any non-resident related surcharges.

• Persons who pay partial City of Greenfieldproperty taxes, are entitled to a prorated non-resident surcharge based on the percentage oftheir City of Greenfield tax contribution in rela-tion to their overall property tax bill (paymentto other City/Village/ Township entities). Inexample: If 20% of your overall property tax billis paid to the City of Greenfield, your non-resi-dent surcharge rate would be 80% (i.e., residentfee of $10 = adjusted non-resident fee of $18).

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Program fees A - It is the policy of the Parks

& Recreation Board that program participants helpdefray the direct costs related toan activity/program (i.e. leadership, equip-ment, park facilities, etc.) through the assess-ment of fees and charges. However, thedepartment does not wish to exclude anyCity of Greenfield youth from participationon the basis of ability to pay. Persons whofeel they are unable to afford the cost of ayouth activity (i.e. unemployment, long termillness or other hardships)may apply for areduction or waiver of fee and should con-tact the Parks & Recreation Office prior toprogram registration.

B - The City of Greenfield charges a $25 fee forchecks that are returned as un-collectableby our bank.

C - Program fees are not pro-rated. Pleaseplan to register prior to indicated first session dates.

sales taxPrograms (non-instructional) and admissionsinclude State of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeCounty, Baseball Stadium and ExpositionCenter District sales tax.

refund PolicyRefunds related to program fees will only bemade in the following cases:

A - Program is canceled by the department(100%).

B - Change in the published day/time scheduleof program by the department (100%)

C - Cancellation by applicant* Prior to start of the program, a full refundwill be given minus a $4 service fee. *Prior to second half of the class/program,a 50% refund will be given minus a $4service fee.

* After first half of the class/program, noREFUND CAN BE GIVEN. All refunds followthe City Finance Department bill payingschedule. There are no cash refunds given.All refunds are by city check and mailed tothe payee indicated on the original registra-tion form.

*Items listed in “C” (cancellation by appli-cant)WILL NOT APPLY in the case ofADULT TEAM SPORTS PROGRAMS. A com-plete refund minus a $4 service charge onTEAM/LEAGUE ENTRY FEES will only beissued if notification is received at theParks & Recreation office at least 25 daysprior to the announced start of the sea-son/league. Once beyond the stated peri-od, the amount of refund will be proratedon a daily basis.

registration exceptionsPrograms are designed according to ageand/or instructor/student ratios or level thatwill best benefit the student. Please do notask us to exceed class limits, or put your childin the wrong age or skill level.

Credit PolicyIf you desire or are forced (ie. injury) to dis-continue participation in a program, the useof “credit” toward future participation is high-ly encouraged. The following guidelines willapply:

A - The amount of applicable credit is based onthe date/time of request (received in office).

B - Credit transactions are not subject to serv-ice charges unless a future refund requestis received for a previously “credited” program fee(s).

C - Credit use is at the discretion of the payee.D - Credit can not be given for class/session

absences.

waiting listsIf you are unable to register for a program due tofull enrollment capacity, you may request to haveyour name placed on a waiting list. There are noguarantees for placement. If any openingsbecome available, we will refer to the waiting listsFIRST to fill programs. Waiting lists are kept forthe current program season only.

Cancellations1. If unanticipated school educational or athleticprogramming forces program cancellation, allregistered participants will be notified. (post-card, note on receipt, phone call, etc.)

2. If inclement weather potentially forces pro-gram cancellations, all participants shouldcall the 24 hour information line 297-9008to check on the status. (If the program isbeing held at a Greendale location, please callthe Greendale Park & Recreation 24 hour hotline at 297-9365.)

3. If you have not been informed through theinformation lines or contacted by theDepartment, assume your activity has notbeen cancelled.

4. If poor weather conditions develop within90 minutes of the activity/event, report tothe site if in doubt. Remember all sites areunique and activities may be conducted ormodified.

5.Once at a program site, decisions concern-ing the cancellation or discontinuation ofthe activity will be in the judgment of thesite supervisor/leader or game official.

6. Every attempt will be made to reschedule acanceled activity. Notification will be givento program participants.

Program satisfaction transfer PolicyThe department will do their best to accom-modate your transfer request (move from oneprogram or session to another). The followingpolicy guidelines will apply:A - Transfer request for persons 17 years of

age and under will only be accepted if initiated/authorized by parent or legalguardian.

B - Registrants will be charged for programsessions that have been held prior to dateof transfer request.

C - Phone transfer requests will be acceptedthrough “Time Out” dates.

D - After designated “Time Out” dates, only in-person transfer transactions will beaccepted at the Parks and Recreationoffice in order to ensure proper “new” program placement & confirmation.(Exception: swim lessons).

Guaranteed!The City of Greenfield Department of Parks &Recreation is constantly striving to provide ourcommunity residents with quality public recre-ation programming. Our staff is confident thatyou will enjoy the variety of activities affordedto you and are dedicated to providing the quality experience you expect. WE Guarantee it!

The staff guarantees programs will deliverthe published expectations as described inour GREENFIELD RECREATOR activity guide.When you are not satisfied with the qualityof a program, we want to hear your ideas orsuggestions on how we can improve ourservices. If requested, a 100% refund or cred-it will be issued by simply contacting theDepartment office.

Notes: 1) When applicable, requests made after the

fourth (4th) session of a program wouldentitle the registrant/participant to a pro-rated credit or refund. Proration will bebased on the number of sessions remain-ing as of the date your request is receivedin the office.

2) Sorry, no refunds on class materialsalready purchased.

TELL US. PLEASE

Let us hear from you. Tell us what you like, what you agree or disagree with, or want to know.

E-mail us at [email protected] or write to us at:

Greenfield Dept. of Parks & Recreation7325 W. Forest Home Ave., Room 200Greenfield, WI 53220

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52 Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-9008MAP

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53FACILITIES

CITY PARKS Acres

Bicentennial Park .71Brookside-Meadow Park Site 16.13Cooper’s Hawk Park 1.07 1Nature 1Creekwood Park 4.07 1Nature 1 1 Gazebo

Dan Jansen Park 3.40 0/1 0/1 1 1Falcon View Park/Trail Connection 1.61 1 Paved 1Haker Park 3.25 1 Nature 1 1 Gazebo

Honey Bear Park .72 1 1 Gazebo

Konkel Park 34.55 2/0* 5 1Ski1 Nature 2 4 21 PAVED

Lavies Park .60 1Norwich Trail Connection .20 1 PavedPondview Park 6.69 1 PAVED 1 Gazebo

Towering Woods Nature Area 3.58 1 Nature

Wildcat Creek Nature Corridor 9.50Jim Smrz Park .68 1

Greenfield WoodlandsPark & Trail Connection 3.97

COUNTY PARKSArmour Park 16.10 0/2 1Hill 4 1

Barnard Park 10.80 6 1 1PAR 3

Zablocki Park 47.40 0/1 0/1 1/0 0/3 1/2 1 2 1 1

Kulwicki Park 25.00 3/1 1 1

Root River Parkway 400+ 0/1 1 Bike

GREENFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTElmdale School 0/1 2 1

Edgewood School 0/1 4 1

Glenwood School 0/2 0/1 3 1Nature 1

Maple Grove School 0/1 2 1

Greenfield Middle School 0/4 1 0/3

Greenfield High School 0/1 0/1 10/1 1 0/1 1 1

Greenfield School Dist. Admin. 1/1 0/2

WHITNALL SCHOOL DISTRICT Whitnall Middle School 1/1 0/3 1Ski 2 1Nature 1

Whitnall High School 0/1 6/0 1 0/2 1 1

TOTALS 7/8 1/4 1/2 16/4 2 6 1/21 2 3 1 25 2 13 19 5 9

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* First number indicates the number of lighted facilities, the second number indicates the number of facilities without lights.** It should be noted that skinned softball fields are also highly utilized for youth baseball play.*** Indicates open maintained turf areas generally condusive for youth soccer/football activity; however, not designed or designated for a specific type of play.

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NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION 1. All Non-Resident registration will begin on

Thursday, September 8, 2011.

2. Registration received prior to the starting date will be held and processed on Thursday, September 8, 2011.

3. Please review General Information section for detailsregardingNon-Resident participation.

REGISTER FIRSTPersons MUST register PRIOR to participation in ANY program.Registrations and fees cannot be handled at the sites by instructors orany staff members. Please be prepared to show your receipt at thefirst class session. Instructors have the authority to disallow participation until proof is given.

ONE HOUSEHOLD ONLYIn order to help assure that the registration process is fair to all, a person may only register for their immediate household. It wil notbe acceptable for one person to register neighbors/friends/ extend-ed relatives along with their own registrations. Only parents/legal guardians may register youth participants.

PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARDThe Department of Parks & Recreationwill accept use of Mastercard, Discoverand Visa cards for all registrations/program payments.

TIME OUTPersons should register by the date indicated. If your class doesnot meet their minimum enrollment by date indicated, it may becancelled and/or combined. All registered participants will be notified by phone of changes. Class rosters are prepared and given to instructors. Registrations after this date will be acceptedonly if openings exist and transactions must be completed IN-PERSON, as you will receive a receipt to take to your first session(proof of registration).

REGISTRATION FORMS MUST BE SIGNEDTO BE VALID

READ YOUR RECEIPTAll registration transactions are completed with the printing of areceipt. Please read the receipt to verify that you are enrolled in thecorrect class/session. Also, any program changes in dates, times, etc.will be noted there.

543224 HOUR DROP BOX

At your convenience, drop-off your completed

registration form NOWwith payment in a sealed

envelope marked Parks &Recreation Registration.

The Drop Box is located at theCity Hall South Entrance Doors.

FAX (414) 543-2369Registrations by fax will beaccepted NOW on a 24-hour

basis with Mastercard,Discover or Visa

payments. Simply complete the

registration form and includeyour credit card information.

ON-LINE www.greenfieldwi.us/

parksrecSimply log on and follow

the step-by-step instructions. On-line registration for

starts NOWCharge cards only.

NOTE: There is an additional non-refundable on-line processing fee

The approval of your on-line transaction will serve as your confirmation

(please print-out for your records).OUR REGISTRATION MOTTO IS... WE’LL MAKE MORE!!Additional program sessions and classes that is... We’ll try our best to accommodate your program

needs through alternate placements or creation of additional sessions whenever possible. Please help us serve you by registering early!

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Day (# of sessions)Dates (cancellations if any)Time 0000.000Site$____ / $_____ Non-Res. Time Out: _________________

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The Greenfield Department of Parks & Recreation registration process was developed to permit fair access to recreation programs and services for all residents.FROM BROCHURE DELIVERY (NOW): GREENFIELD RESIDENT registrations received will be drawn at random and processed daily, giving equal access to all offerings(non-resident policy noted below) . Random registration is fair for today’s busy families, since you can mail or use the drop-box/fax/on-line anytime, even if theoffice is closed. No need to stand in long lines to register. Confirmations will be mailed, unless otherwise noted. Call (414) 329-5370 for more information.

Extra registration forms available online @ www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

1MAIL-INDon’t Delay...MailToday!

Mail completed registration form along

with payment to:

Parks & RecreationRegistration

7325 W. Forest Home Greenfield, WI 53220

DROP-OFFStarts NOW - a registration box

will be available in the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Office (City Hall, Room 200)Monday-Friday 9 AM-6 PM.

Registrations will be processed daily.

Confirmations will be mailed.- - -

IN-PERSON SERVICEStarts NOW for residents

Confirmations will be issued.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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MAIL TO: Greenfield Parks & Recreation, 7325 West Forest Hom

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200, Greenfield, Wl 53220-3356 OR FAX: 543-2369

QUESTIONS?? Call 329-5370 for assistance. Please check over form for com

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In 2006, Bi-Centennial Park (51st & Layton, near the Law Enforcement Center and NEW Library) officially became a Citypark. As part of our 50th Celebration Legacy Project, a fountain was placed in the park as a centerpiece. Other park features include flag-poles and a stone marker, all framed by a beautiful garden and landscaping. The outer area surrounding the fountain will be paved with bricks, providing you a unique opportunity to make a lasting mark to:

• Commemorate your family’s place in Greenfield History • Remember a loved one• Honor a family member, friend or associate • Recognize an achievement• Celebrate a special occasion/event • Promote your business

The bricks are engraved using a laser process that will penetrate, melt and crystallize the clay brick, resulting in a permanent engraving.

set instoneleave your mark on Greenfield history

Step 3: CREATE YOUR INSCRIPTION (Please print legibly)

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Note: Spaces and punctuation count as characters. All inscriptions willbe in uppercase only. Greek letters and other symbols not found on astandard keyboard may not be used. Each line of text will be automati-cally centered from left to right. Suggestion: In memory of (or) in honorof (no dates please)—this is not meant to be a memorial.

Step 4: IS A BRICK A GIFT?We will be happy to send the recipient an acknowledgementand the text of your inscription.

Yes, please q No, thank you q

Name: ______________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________

City: ________________________________________________

State/Zip: ___________________________________________

Bricks will be installed in the Spring of 2012...

if orders are placed before March 1, 2012

brick order formComplete the following information to purchase and dedicate your brick.

Return to: City of Greenfield 7325 W. Forest Home Ave., Greenfield, WI 53220

Call (414) 329-5370 for more information

Customized product—Sorry, NO refunds

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ORDER!

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Use these lines only

General Guidelines: No obscenities or profanities / No acronyms that could be construed as obscene or profane. No derogatory messages based onrace, color creed, religion, national origin or sexual orientation / No political messages / No derogatory messages regarding any individual or entity. The Cityreserves the right, in their sole discretion to deny sale of any brick with an inappropriate inscription.

STEP 1: Please complete the following information

Name: ______________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________

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City: ________________________________________________

State/Zip: ___________________________________________

Home Telephone: ( ) __ __ __ - __ __ __ __

Email:_______________________________________________

Payment Options:

q Check — Payable to City the Greenfield Parks & Recreation

q Master Card/Visa Please charge my credit card:

Card Number: ___________________________________

Expiration Date: ____ / ____ / ______

Signature: ___________________________________________(required for all credit card orders)

Step 2: SELECT A BRICK SIZE 3q

q Option One— 4” x 8” half-paver Brick — $50Up to 3 lines of text (14 characters/spaces per line)

q Option Two— 8” x 8” full-paver Brick — $100Up to 6 lines of text (14 characters/spaces per line)

q Option Three— 8” x 8” full-paver Brick — $150Business logo with up to 3 lines of text (14 characters/spaces per line) Clean black & white logo must be provided.

Greenfield Parks & Recreation (414) 329-5370 / 24 Hour Information Line (414) 297-900858 SPECIAL EVENTS

CommUnity events

COUNTRY SPRINGS WATER PARK (Indoor)Pewaukee, WI

Gate Price Our Price Savings

Weekday Water Park Pass

$15 $12 $3

Weekend Water Park Pass

$25 $19 $6

Season: Weekday water park passes valid Mon-Thur, Weekend passes valid Fri-Sun Hours posted on ticket; subject to park capacityChildren 23 months and under FREE Valid NOW – May 15, 2012

KALAHARI INDOOR WATER PARKWisconsin Dells

Gate Price Our Price Savings

Adult (ages 8 and up)$24.95 $17 $7.95

Child (ages 3-7 and under)$9.95 $9 $ .95

Season: Water passes valid NOW through May 25, 2012

Children 2 years and younger FREE

disCoUnt theme PArK tiCKets

Families and individuals are encouraged to walk for your health. Play and enter the “I Spy An Apple” drawing (details available at check-in).

• Choose from three routes:Short (Approx. 1 mile) / Medium (Approx. 2 miles) / Long (Approx. 3 miles)

• Parking available at Konkel Park • Rain or shine

Pre-registered participants will receive a t-shirt and a gift bag plus an apple, popcorn and water.

Strollers & wheelchairs welcome. Sorry —no pets, bikes, skateboards or roller blades.

How To Register... Special registration forms are available at the following locations: • City of Greenfield Parks & Recreation Office • Greenfield Library • Greenfield Health Deptartment • Or visit our website @ www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

Pre-registration is encouraged... by September 20 ensures a t-shirt— where as afterSeptember 20 or day of walk registration t-shirts are subject to availability or whilesupplies last. Day of walk registration will be held between 9:00-9:30 AM, in KonkelPark near pavilion.

Entry Fee: $5 Adults (Ages 18+) $3 Youth (under 18 year of age)

if pre-registration by Tuesday, September 20

$5 (all ages) day of event or after Wednesday, September 21

For more information call the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department (414) 329-5370 (M-F 9AM-6PM)

Hosted by the Greenfield Health Department & Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Saturday, October 1, 2011Konkel Park (51st & Layton)

Check-in between 9-9:30 AM by pavilion

walk in the Park!COMMUNITY WALK

SPONSORED BY THE GREENFIELD PARTNERS OF PARKS & RECREATION

The Department of Parks and Recreation will be par-ticipating in the WPRA Wisconsin Park & RecreationAssociations discount ticket program to providegreat ‘Family Fun’ opportunities at affordable prices.Besides receiving tickets at an excellent savings, youwill be contributing to Parks & Recreation inGreenfield as a percentage of each ticket sold will beplaced in the “Program Sponsorship Fund!”

Tickets will be available for purchase, during regularoffice hours (M-F 9 AM-6 PM),at the Parks & RecreationDepartment beginning september 12 throughFriday, May 31, 2012.

Cash or vIsA / Master Card / Discover Only(No Checks)

— special Notes —

1 - Once purchased, your tickets cannot be refundedor exchanged.

2 - Tickets MUST be used for the current season.

3 - Any other discount offers will not be applicable.

4 - Requests for tickets will only be mailed to inter-ested person if we receive a self-addressed,stamped envelope along with your request andpayment (charge card only) for desired tickets.

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Greenfield holidAy tree liGhtinGSaturday, December 10

12:00-1:00 PMGreenfield City Hall Rotunda Area

Brighten up your holidays by celebratingwith fellow neighbors at the Annual City ofGreenfield Tree Lighting Ceremony.

• Tree Lighting at 12:00 Noon

• Cookies & hot chocolate

• Festive Music

• Pictures with Mr. & Mrs. Claus

GREENFIELD CITY WIDE

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treAtSunday, October 301:00-4:00 PM

new yeArs evefAmily fUn AroUnd

the worldFamilies can ring in the New Year…a little bit early! It's always midnightsomewhere in the world, so we set theclocks to ring in the New Year in othertime zones.

The best part is there will be activitiesfor people of all ages in an alcohol-free, family friendly environment. So,grab your friends, family and neigh-bors and come join us for some bigtime fun (while still getting the kids tosleep at a decent hour).

Fun for all ages! All of the activities areinside the warm and cozy GreenfieldCommunity Center

• DJ, dancing, comedy and more • Photo opportunities with a themedbackdrop—bring your cameras! • Fun crafts: make party hats, masks andnoise-makers• Write your wish—New Year resolutionfor 2012 and add it to the "wishing chain"• Featuring New Years customs fromaround the globe

Includes: Pizza, snack and beverageEnjoy a Champagne CiderToast

Saturday, December 31, 20116:00-8:30 PM 6011.NYEGreenfield City Hall, GreenfieldCommunity Center (former Library)$7 per person (pre-registration required)Kids under 3 years of age FREE

All youth under 18 must be accompaniedby a parent or guardian

Sled your way in for a morning of activities, including a holiday story, music and a visit fromthe jolly guy himself. Brunch includes pancakeswith whipped cream and strawberries, sausage,applesauce, cookies and juice. Don’t forget yourcamera, photo opportunities with Santa by thegingerbread house. Stay for the GreenfieldHoliday Tree Lighting Ceremony at 12:00 noon. (Limited to 100 participants)

Saturday, December 10 10:00-11:30 AM 6011.BW1Greenfield City Hall, Greenfield CommunityCenter (former Library)$5 Youth (Ages 2-10) / $7 (Ages 11-adult)

FREEEVENT

brUnCh with sAntAFamily Event

Youth (Ages 2-10) w/parent or guardian

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SEPTEMBER17 Swim Pre-Test (Pg. 28)

18 Jaycees - Punt, Pass & Kick Competition (Pg. 42)

22 Chili Day 55+ (Pg. 6)

OCTOBER1 Walk in the Park (Pg. 58)

15 Princess Tea Party (Pg. 26)

20 Fall Harvest Gathering 55+ (Pg. 6)

21 Friday Night Frenzy Halloween (Pg. 59)

28 Teen Packer Backer Tour (Pg. 46)

28 Friday Night Live (Pg. 47)30 Trick-or-Treat 1-4 PM (Pg. 59)

NOVEMBER12 Holiday Shopping Chicago

Style (Pg. 20)

17 55+ Thanksgiving (Pg. 6)

18 Admirals Night (Pg. 44)

DECEMBER10 Brunch with Santa (Pg. 59)

10 Holiday Tree Lighting (Pg. 59)

15 55+ Holiday Party (Pg. 7)

31 55+ New Years @ Noon (Pg. 7)

31 Family New Years Eve( Pg. 58)

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7325 W. Forest Home Ave.Greenfield, WI 53220-3356

For More Information...Call the Greenfield Parks & Recreation Department (414) 329-5370

or visit our website www.greenfieldwi.us/parksrec

Fall City Newsletter “Greenfield Sheets” Enclosed

fall 2011 recreator

Documents

greenfield community

community center gift

renovated center

new space

thecommunity center

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new look

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