pages 3-5 Program Guide - City of Muskego

City 

News Inside 

2013 Budget 

Refuse/Recycling Calendar 

Communications 

Tax Bill Info 

Winter Parking, Plowing 

Parks & Recreation Dept. 

Activity Guide 

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

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Gymnastics - pages 15, 20 

Little Learners - page 13 

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Express Workouts - page 27 

School’s Out - page 19 

Winter/Spring 2013

News Brief--City of Muskego Winter 2012/13 

GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE 

Sign up for electronic newsletter 

Detailed Newsletter available cityinfo@cityofmuskego.org 

at www.ci.muskego.wi.us 

This past year has been a busy one with many elections and high voter turnout here in Muskego. It’s good to see 

Muskego residents taking a strong interest in its right to vote. We’ve also been busy building new roads and trails, improving 

travels and community appearance. Pride in one’s community is important and it could be argued that 

Muskego’s pride is stronger than most. 

After the passage of ACTS 10 & 32, employee bargaining units, outside police employees, have decertified. We are now 

working on developing an employee handbook and new merit pay program for former represented employees. 

As we approach the holidays, please remember the families in need whether it be through the Muskego Food Pantry or 

another worthy program. And please also remember those that have sacrificed for our freedom and those that continue 

to serve today while they are away from their families during the holidays. Best wishes to you and your families this holiday 

season. 

Mayor Kathy Chiaverotti 

Additional info on all of the following is available at www.cityofmuskego.org. 

PAYING TAX BILLS: Avoid long lines, interest and penalty with one of the payment options 

outlined on your tax bill as well as noted on the city’s website. 

WINTER PARKING RESTRICTIONS: Muskego Police Department reminds residents that 

winter parking restrictions will take effect soon. Restrictions prohibit the parking of any vehicle on any public street or 

highway in the city between 3:00 AM-7:00 AM beginning December 1 through April 1 unless temporary parking is authorized 

by the police department. There are fines for a parking violation of this ordinance. Trucks are prohibited from 

overnight street parking throughout the entire year. 

WINTER PLOWING REMINDERS: Per Ordinance 452, no person shall plow snow on his driveway or sidewalk or 

road in such a way as to interfere with his neighbor’s customary use and enjoyment of his property. And, no person 

shall put snow by any means onto any public street, roadway, or thoroughfare. Additional snow plowing policy on the 

city’s website. 

2013 BUDGET: The 2013 budget reflects a 1 cent decrease in the tax rate with a slight increase to the tax 

levy. A home valued at $300,000 will see a $2 tax reduction. Capital investments for 2013 Budget involve no 

borrowing. The utilization of landfill funds and other special revenue funds will be used in lieu of borrowing 

for 2013 capital investments. Full budget available on website. 

COMMUNICATIONS: A new website will be live by the end of this year for more ease in locating information and 

doing business. Also aiding with improved communications will be the replacement of our antiquated phone system 

with an upgraded system for better service. Communications are an important part of life as well as doing business. 

PARK UPGRADES: The 2013 Budget includes various park upgrades. The Park Arthur archery range is now open and 

the sledding hill will be opening this winter. Bring on the snow! 

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 2013 Budget also includes a new position allowing the Community Development Director 

to oversee the implementation of the marketing plan. The plan takes a proactive approach to increase the commercial 

tax base while creating new job opportunities. 

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Mission Statement for the 

Parks and Recreation Department 

for the City of Muskego 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department is committed to meeting 

current and future community needs by offering quality, safe, and 

affordable programs and facilities, while stressing cooperation and collaboration 

within Muskego and surrounding communities, and by providing 

safe, multiple use, and aesthetically pleasing parks, open spaces, 

related facilities, and natural resource preservation. 

You’re Invited! 

Parks & Recreation Board Meetings 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department is a governmental 

agency established for the purpose of providing parks, facilities, and 

recreation programs for the community. The Parks and Recreation Department 

is governed by appointed commissioners who set policy for 

the operation of the department. Regular Parks and Recreation Board 

meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. 

in the Alderman’s Room, Muskego City Hall, W182 S8200 Racine Avenue. 

Residents are invited to attend and are welcome to make suggestions 

or constructive comments to improve programs or facilities that 

are offered to you. 

Muskego Parks and Recreation 

Parks and Recreation Board 

Toby Whipple............................................................President 

“Butch” LeDoux................................................Vice-President 

Brett Hyde...............................................................School Rep. 

Jerald Hulbert................................... Plan Commission Rep. 

Ald. Dan Soltysiak...............................................Council Rep. 

Paul Peardon.....................................................Commissioner 

Kelly Koble...................................................................Secretary 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department would like 

to thank the following organizations for their generous support! 

Bay Lane Middle School 

Franklin Community Education & Recreation Department 

Lake Denoon Middle School 

Mill Valley Elementary School, Muskego Elementary School 

Muskego High School 

New Berlin Parks & Recreation Department 

Tess Corners Elementary School 

The Muskego/Norway School District 

InPro Corporation, Kiwanis Club 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

OFFICE HOURS 

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

W182S8200 Racine Avenue 

PHONE NUMBERS 

Administration and Registration 

1-262-679-4108 

FAX: 1-262-679-5637 

Parks Garage 

1-262-679-5669 

W180S7732 Pioneer Drive 

FAX: 1-262-679-5671 

Information Hot Line 

1-262-679-5645 

At your convenience 24 HOURS a day! 

Information regarding class cancellations, 

program dates, weather decisions 

and much more. 

Horn Park....................... 1-262-679-4125 

Old Town Hall................ 1-262-679-4027 

Holiday Closings- 

Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Friday, 

December 24, December 25, 

December 31, January 1, 

Afternoon on March 29 

Memorial Day 

Internet Registration 

www.cityofmuskego.org\ezrecreg 

E-mail address 

ezrecreg@cityofmuskego.org 

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 

Craig Anderson.......... Parks & Recreation Director 

Pete Theis............................................Parks Supervisor 

Tammy Dunn.................................Program Manager 

SUPPORT STAFF 

Stella Dunahee, CPS...................................... Secretary 

Eric Zillgitt................................ Building Maintenance 

To Register: Call 262-679-4108 OR complete registration form on page 6 OR visit our website at 

www.cityofmuskego.org/ezrecreg for on-line registration. 

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Table of Contents 

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General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 

Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 

Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8 

CHICAGO SHOPPING TRIP . .43 

INFANT/TODDLER 

ABC, Look at Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

All About Shapes and Colors . . . . . . . .10 

Art Explosion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

Bippity, Boppity Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

Family Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

Hippity Hoppity Fun . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Love Bugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Mother’s Day Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Music Makers & More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Number Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

One-Day Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

One-Day Wonders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

Shake It Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

PRE-SCHOOL/YOUTH 

Baton Tiny Twirlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Cheerleading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Drawing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

Games, Games, Games . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Jump Start/Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . .13 

Kids on Stage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

Lil Brewers Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

Lil Bucks Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

Lil Packers Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Little Birdies Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

Little Learners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 

MiKro-soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Pee Wee Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

Pre-school Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 

Astronauts, Dinosaurs, Down on the Farm, Explorers, 

Princess, Pirates, Super Heroes, Under Construction 

Pre-school Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

Tumble Bees (Gym) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 

Wiggle Worms (Gym) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 

YOUTH 

Baton Twirling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

Cheerleading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Gymnastics for Beginners . . . . . . . . . . .15 

Ice Fishing Academy . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Junk Box Wars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 

Kids Sports Mania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Kids Yoga is Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Make-N-Take Plastic Modeling . . . . . . 19 

ADULT LEAGUES 

Men’s/Women’s Softball . . . . . . . . . .44 

Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 

PARK INFORMATION 

Idle Isle Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 

Stop the Vandalism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 

Park Building/Shelter Rentals . . . . . . . .45 

Parks and Facilities Chart . . . . . . . . . . . .46 

Activities Offered 

Pom Dance Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 

School’s Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 

Winter BB League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

YOUTH/TEEN 

Art w/Promising Picassos . . . . . . . . . . .22 

Baby-sitting Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

Back Handspring Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

Baton Twirling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

Cartwheels/Backbends/Roundoffs . .21 

Cheer/Stunts Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

Golf, Junior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

Gymnastics Level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 

Gymnastics Level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 

Karate/Self-Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Kids Fishing Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 

Pom/Dance Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 

Speed, Agility, Etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

Tennis Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

Track & Field (Top Flight’s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Volleyball, Intro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

YOUTH/TEEN/ADULT 

Archery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

Boating Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

Jazzercise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 

Karate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 

Ski Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

Snowboard Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

TEEN/ADULT 

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 

Tennis Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

Yoga Begin Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 

ADULT/SENIORS 

Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 

Ballroom Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Beautify Your Outdoors . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 

Beginning Meditation Class . . . . . . . . .29 

Belly Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Boot Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

Cake Decorating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 

Cardio Kickboxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

Muskego Facilities Map . . . . . . . . . . . . .47 

Muskego Recreation Trail . . . . . . . . . . .47 

AQUATICS 

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . .48 

Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49-53 

Franklin Registration Form . . . . . . . . . .54 

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

Clutter Coach Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 

Compost Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . .42 

Computer Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40-41 

Cooking Demonstrations..Joers . . . . . .35 

Country Line Dancing, Intro . . . . . . . . .28 

CPR, AED, First-aid, BBP . . . . . . . .31 

Define . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

Digital Camera Workshops . . . . . . . . . .38 

Food Allergies, Baking for . . . . . .31 

Getting Money for College . . . . . . . . . .39 

Investing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . .42 

Jazzercize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 

Money Saving Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 

Painting, Acrylics & Oils . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 

Painting, Water Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 

Parenting w/Love & Logic . . . . . . . . . .38 

Polar Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Retirement Workshop . . . . . . . . .42 

Ripped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

Sculpt, Strength & Stretch . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Silver Sneakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 

Special Needs Child/Sibling Planning .39 

Tai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 

Tai Chi White Crane Fist . . . . . . . .29 

Tap and Jazz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Transform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Yarn Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 

Yoga. Beg. & Int. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 

Yoga, Prenatal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 

You’re on the Air . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 

Zumba Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Zumba Gold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 

Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 

Credit Card Refund Policy 

Your credit card security is important to us. The department has become PCI compliant and in 

doing so; we no longer store credit card numbers. As soon as a transaction is processed, the 

credit card numbers are urged. This gives us the most restrictive security for handling our credit 

card transacions. Anyone paying by credit card and cancelling out of a class or having their class 

cancelled, that amount will be placed on credit for future use unless otherwise requested. If a refund 

is requested to be placed on the credit card, the credit card number will need to be given to 

the department in order to process. All other refund/cancellation policies are still in effect. 

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When To Register 

RESIDENTS (residing within the Muskego/Norway School District) 

may drop off, counter, mail in, or register over the Internet 

starting November 16. Registration by credit card (Mastercard 

or Visa) for residents over the phone will be available starting November 

27. Registration is ongoing through the start of the program. 

NON-RESIDENTS registration will be accepted starting December 

3 and will be ongoing until classes begin or deadline for class. 

All registration received will be timed and date stamped when received 

at the Parks and Recreation Department. Registration will 

be processed according to the time and date received. 

LATE REGISTRATION POLICY 

There will be no pro-rating of program fees for late registration. 

NO ON-SITE REGISTRATION 

Instructors will not accept registration/payment at class location. 

All registration transactions must be completed at the department 

office prior to scheduled class, unless otherwise noted. 

CONFIRMATIONS 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department will send 

a confirmation only if a registrant includes a self-addressed, 

stamped envelope when registering by mail or drop box. 

If no self-addressed, stamped envelope is enclosed, NO 

CONFIRMATION WILL BE SENT. You will be contacted 

by phone only if classes are cancelled or filled. If you are 

not notified by phone, assume your class will continue as 

scheduled and attend the first class. 

What if... 

The Program You Chose is Filled? 

You will be notified and given your second-time choice. 

Both Of Your Choices Are Filled? 

You will be notified and you may choose to be put on a 

waiting list. The department will make every effort to accommodate 

those on waiting lists (adding classes, etc.) 

If additional class openings become available, we will 

then go to the waiting list to fill the class. Once you have 

been notified that the department can place you in a 

class, a date will be given to you as to when the class fee 

must be paid. If payment is not received by the requested 

date, the opening will be offered to another person 

on the waiting list. 

Your Class Has Been Cancelled Or Changed? 

This means that the program has not met its minimum 

registration requirements by four (4) full working days 

prior to its beginning. You will be notified accordingly. 

Registration 

How to Register 

Step 1 

*Review this program brochure. Select the activities desired. 

*Complete a registration form found on page 6. 

*Please fill out all information CAREFULLY AND 

CLEARLY. Be sure to include the CLASS NUMBER for 

each program registered. The class number will assist 

us when processing your registration request. 

*Be sure to list your second choice for a program if you prefer 

one. You will only be notified if your first choice is not 

available. 

Step 2 

Make checks payable to: 

“City of Muskego”or “Parks and Recreation Department” 

RETURNED CHECK POLICY: There will be a service charge 

of $30.00 assessed for all returned checks.. 

Step 3 

Mail-in, Drop Off, Counter Internet starts November 

16 

Simply fill out the registration form and mail your check, 

money order, or credit card number (Do not send cash!) to: 

Muskego Parks and Recreation Department 

PO Box 749, Muskego WI 53150-0749 

A 24-hour drop box is located outside the main entrance of 

City Hall. Another drop box is located at the Parks and Recreation 

Department in Muskego City Hall. You may place your 

registration form with check , money order or credit card number 

(Do not send cash!) in either of these boxes. The boxes 

are checked every morning Monday-Friday. Registration forms 

and envelopes are available at the Parks and Recreation Department 

window. Counter registration hours are 8:15 a.m.- 

4:15 p.m. Monday-Friday. 

Telephone Credit Card Registration starts 

November 27 for Residents 

Receipts are not mailed. 

Non-resident Registration starts December 3* 

Non-resident registration will be accepted in person or by telephone 

with a credit card. Registration hours are 8:15 a.m.-4:15 

p.m., Monday-Friday. 

*If a class listed starts prior to the above dates, registration will 

be taken for that class only. 

Don’t Forget 

Department does not provide receipts for mailin/drop-off/registration 

nor with telephone registrations. 

You need to include a stamped, self-addressed envelope 

to have a receipt mailed to you. 



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REGISTRATION FORM 

Family Name:_______________________________________ Name (Father/Guardian):_____________________________ 

Address:_________________________________________ Cell/Work Phone:__________________________________ 

City:_______________________ State:_____ Zip:________ Name (Mother/Guardian):____________________________ 

Home Phone:________________ Work Phone:__________ Cell/Work Phone:___________________________________ 

Emergency Contact/Phone:__________________________ Additional Emergency Contact/Phone___________________ 

Email address:____________________________________ 

Choice Class # Program Title Day(s) 

1st 

2nd 

1st 

2nd 

1st 

2nd 

1st 

2nd 

1st 

2nd 

Please note any special considerations we should be aware of: (medication, disabilities, 

behavior problems, etc.) 

___________________________________________________________________ 

_________________________________________________________________ 

T-shirts will be ordered for some programs, 

please fill in name and size. 

Youth: S (6-8) M (10-12) L (14-16) 

Adult: AS, AM, AL, AXL, AXXL 

Starting 

Date 

Time Fee Participant’s Name Sex Birth Date 

NAME SIZE 

_____________________________ 

_____________________________ 

_____________________________ 

_____________________________ 

Grade/ 

School 

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $_________ 

Check payable to : City of Muskego 

Mail to: Parks & Recreation Department 

PO Box 749 


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

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

Please read over the policies on pages 7-8 before registering for any classes. Please note the cancellation and refund policies. 

You will be responsible to know the policies. Also, please make a note of all the classes you are signing up for as confirmations 

will not be sent. Note: Registration will not be processed without payment. Classes will be confirmed only when 

placed in your second-choice class. 

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS 

Please read this carefully and be aware that registering and participating in the programs of the Muskego Parks and Recreation Department, which you 

have listed on the registration application, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you might sustain arising out of these programs. 

“As a participant in programs, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, 

including death, damages or loss which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such programs. 

I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in programs against the Parks & Recreation Department and its officers, 

agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully release and discharge the City of Muskego and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any 

and all claims from injuries, including death, damage or loss which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation in programs. 

I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the City of Muskego and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims 

resulting for injuries, including death, damages and losses sustained by me and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities 

of the programs.” 

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

CLAIMS. 

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Program Excellence 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department works with a 

variety of individuals and agencies to ensure that recreation programs 

and services are available and accessible to all persons. 

Please contact us to let us know how we can make your recreational 

experience a safe, successful, and enjoyable one. 

Fees and Charges 

The policy of the department is that those who participate 

should help defray the overall costs of that activity. Fees and 

charges are therefore assessed according to the needs of the 

programs such as extra leadership, skilled instructors and special 

equipment. 

SPECIAL NOTE: The department, however, does not want to 

exclude any adult or child who is unable to pay these fees due 

to unemployment, illness, or other unfortunate situations that 

might occur. The family unable to pay all or part of the charges 

for the above reasons, should contact the department office 

prior to registration. 

Refund Policy 

Once you have registered for a program, you are responsible 

for payment whether you attend or not. ALL REGISTRA- 

TIONS are final with these exceptions only: 

1. A program is cancelled by the Parks and Recreation 

Department prior to its scheduled starting date. No fee 

assessed for this type of cancellation. 

2. Prior to the start of the program and three full working 

days’ notice is given to the Parks and Recreation Department. 

A $4.00 cancellation charge will be assessed 

for this type of cancellation. 

3. A refund will be given during the duration of the pro 

gram only if a conflict, injury or illness arises. The $4.00 

cancellation charge as well as a pro-ration of the class 

fee for each class held will be deducted from the remaining 

refund. 

**Some charges and cancellation dates may vary with special 

noted classes. 

Class T-shirts 

Participants who register less than 5 days before a class starts 

that includes a T-shirt may not be guaranteed a class T-shirt. 

The Parks and Recreation Department will make every effort to 

try to secure a T-shirt, but sometimes shirts are not in stock 

when placing the second order or the cost for making one Tshirt 

prohibits the department from ordering. Thank you for 

your understanding. 

REMINDER! 

The Parks and Recreation Department has a limited 

amount of program brochures available for public 

distribution. Please remember to hang on to your 

book, you may want to look at it again! 

Thank You! 

Non-resident Policy 

Policies 

Fees charged for programs will be 50% more (to the nearest half 

dollar) than the resident rate for those wishing to participate in 

Muskego recreation programs (unless otherwise stated). 

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

following situation: 

(1) Those non-residents residing within the 

Muskego/Norway School District. 

(2) If it is a community cooperative program. 

Cancellations 

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

program (inclement weather, school closed, etc.) 

CALL THE 24-HOUR INFORMATION LINE 

FIRST AT (262) 679-5645. 

2. If you have not been informed through the information 

hotline or contacted by the Parks and 

Recreation Department, assume your activity has 

not been cancelled. 

3. If poor weather conditions develop within 1-1/2 

hours of the activity/event, report to the site if in 

doubt. Remember, all sites are unique and activities 

may be conducted or modified. 

4. Once at a program site, decisions concerning the 

cancellation or discontinuation of the activity will 

be in the judgement of the site supervisor/leader 

or game official. 

*There may be times when classes may be cancelled due to 

weather, facility shut down, etc. Every attempt will be made to 

reschedule a cancelled activity and participants will be notified. 

However, if we are unable to make up the class, there will be 

no refund arranged in this case. 

Americans With Disabilities Act 

The Muskego Parks and Recreation Department intends to fully 

comply with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). This legislation 

ensures that recreational programs and services are 

available and accessible to all persons, regardless of level of 

physical or mental ability. If you or your family member is disabled 

and would like to participate in a Muskego Parks and 

Recreation Department program, please call us at (262) 679- 

4108 so that we can try to make reasonable accommodations 

to make this recreational experience fun and rewarding. 

Employment 

Persons interested in working for the Muskego Parks and Recreation 

Department should contact the department office and request 

an employment application. Openings for instructors for 

various instructional programs are usually filled from current applications 

on file at the department. Qualified applicants will be 

contacted for an interview as openings become available. 

Open Records 

As a government entity, the Parks & Recreation Department 

must abide by the open records law. Some documents may fall 

into this public records category and we would have to provide 

them to the requesting party. Wis. Stat. 19.31-19.39 



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Policies 

Photography 

On occasion the Parks & Recreation Staff may take pictures of 

participants in our programs. Please be aware that these pictures 

are only for Parks & Recreation Department use for future 

program brochures. By registering for any Parks and Recreation 

Department program, you agree to allow publication of any 

photos taken at any program, event or facility of the City of 

Muskego Parks and Recreation Department. 

Hospital/Medical Insurance 

The Muskego Parks & Recreation Department does not provide 

hospital/medical insurance coverage for people participating 

in sponsored activities. 

Lesson Observation 

The purposes of these classes is to help your child have a fun 

opportunity with their peers. Parents are welcome to observe 

on the first and the last day only unless a special observation 

day is set up. Total concentration on the part of your child is 

crucial. For the best instructional atmosphere, health and safety 

of your child, observation of other class sessions is not permitted. 

Please feel free to discuss your child’s progress before and 

after class with the instructor. 

Minimum/Maximum 

This designation is for the number of students needed to hold 

a program (min.) and the number to fill the program (max.). 

These guidelines are necessary to insure the best possible instruction 

for each class member. The department may increase 

or reduce program size if necessary. 

No Smoking/Alcohol Use Policy 

The use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverages 

on premises owned by the Muskego/Norway School District 

is prohibited by State law. 

Non Discrimination Policy 

The Muskego Parks & Recreation Department does not discriminate 

based on religion, sex, race, national origin, ancestry, 

creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation 

or physical, mental, or emotional or learning disability. 

Recreation Information Line 

(262-679-5645) 

At your convenience 24 hours a day, information regarding 

class cancellations, program updates, weather decisions and 

more. A decision regarding evening programs will be made at 

approximately 4:00 p.m. In the event of school closings, all 

evening activities scheduled at a school site will automatically 

be cancelled. 

Age/Grade Appropriate 

For all programs, age/grade requirements will be as of the first 

day of the program, unless otherwise specified. These requirements 

are set to make instruction more consistent, and in most 

cases to insure safety, enjoyment and accomplishment. 

Fair Share Policy 

The Parks and Recreation Board has adopted a fair-share policy 

of nonresident user fees for recreation programs. The City of 

Muskego resident and Muskego/Norway School District resident 

contributes financially to the operation of the Parks and 

Recreation Department via property taxes and school taxes. 

The fair-share concept is intended to apportion part of the overall 

financing of the Parks and Recreation Department to nonresident 

participants on an equitable basis with the resident. 

The nonresident fee for each program is printed along with the 

resident fee throughout the program guide. 

Sales Tax 

Programs (non-instructional) and admissions include State of 

Wisconsin, Waukesha County Stadium Tax sales tax. 

Waiting List Procedure 

Waiting lists are a source of contact and do not guarantee you’ll 

receive a call back. You’ll receive a call back only if space becomes 

available. If you ask to add your name to a waiting list 

for a closed class, it: 

•provides us with a name and phone number in the 

event of a cancellation; 

•supplies us with names and phone numbers in case 

a new class is added; 

•does not limit you from registering for any other 

open class. 

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

NON-RESIDENT SUBSCRIBER 

YES! Deliver the program brochure directly to my home! 

Indicate the following information on your registration form and include payment: 

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

Thanks!!! 

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

Alpine Lanes MHS Student Council Kiwanis MUSKEGO NOW 

Muskego Lion’s Club Muskego Woman’s Club Thursday Craft Ladies MUSKEGO PATCH 

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

our customers. 

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Hippity, Hoppity Fun 

This is a collaborative program with Franklin. 

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

This is a parent-child participation class. Here comes Peter 

Cotton Tail and he is leaving a mess in his wake. Join us 

as we decorate an egg, have an egg hunt, make our own 

bunny decorations and have a carrot race. Don't miss out 

on this egg-citing class. 

Instructor: April Kovara 

Location: Horn Park Building, Classroom 

S79W18200 Horn Park Dr. 

Class # Days Dates Time 

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

Cost: Resident $8.00/ Non-resident $12.00 

Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10 

Mother’s Day Celebration 



This is a parent-child participation class. Come join us as we 

make a beautiful gift for your mom, grandmother or other 

important person who means a lot to you on Mother's day! 

We can tell this special woman how much we love her 

with the surprise made and wrapped with love by YOU! 





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



Addition arts & crafts one time classes can be found 

on pages 11, 16 

Additional pre-gymnastic programs can be 

found on page 15 

Music Makers & More 

This is a collaborative program with Greenfield & Greendale 

(Ages 1-4 years w/Parent ) 

This sing along musical activity group is designed for children 

and their parents or caregivers. The class incorporates 

traditional children's songs, finger plays, rhythm 

instruments, and dance movements as well as puppets 

that help tell a story within the songs. Our goal is to give 

children and interest and love for all kinds of music. Bring 

your dancing feet for a fun family class! 

Lovebugs 



This is a parent-child participation class. Come get bit by 

the lovebug! Join us in this lovely class as we share valentine 

stories, make one of a kind valentines and other cute 

crafts, enjoy yummy treats and more! Join us for a fun 

filled, heart-warming good time! 


Infant/Toddler 




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



Shake It Up 

(Ages 18 months - 3 years w/Parent ) 

This is a parent and child class. This class will engage children 

in the three main areas of music: listening, creating 

and performing. This class is designed for the child who 

loves to run, jump, dance and tumble. Children will listen 

to music, use instruments, sing and use movement to learn 

about rhythm and coordination. Children should be 

dressed in comfortable unrestrictive clothing and tennis 

shoes as they will be moving around a lot. No class 

March 14, 29 and April 1-5. 

Instructors: Gymnastic Staff 

Location: Wed. -Bay Lane Middle School, Auxiliary 

Gym, S75W16399 Hilltop Drive 

Fri. - Jensen Park, Upper Level 

W185S6599 Agate Drive 


12686 Wednesdays Mar. 13-May 22 6:15-6:45 PM 

12834 Fridays Feb. 22-May 10 9:00-9:30 AM 

Cost: Resident $45.00/Non-resident $67.50 


Instructor: Sarah Kirschling, of Music Makers & Mor- 

Location: Greenfield Community Center, Studio 

7215 W Coldspring Road 


12845 Wednesdays Jan. 23-Feb. 20 11:10-11:40 AM 

12846 Wednesdays Feb. 27-Mar. 27 11:10-11:40 AM 

12847 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 8 11:10-11:40 AM 

Cost/session: Resident $37.00/ Non-resident $55.50 




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ABC, Look At Me 


This is a parent-child participation class. Come and join us 

for some fun and learning! Follow the alphabet trail in this 

socialization and learning experience. Explore the world 

of letters through art, movement, songs and finger play. 


Location: Old Town Hall, Old Settlement Centre 

W184S8074 Racine Ave. 





All About Shapes and 

Colors 


This is a parent-child participation class. Join us in this exciting 

class that is all about the shapes and colors around us. 

Each class will focus on learning shapes and color through 

games, art, movement and song. 






Cost: Resident $28.00 / Non-resident $42.00 


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Art Explosion 

(Ages 2-4 years w/Parent) 

This is a parent-child participation class. Join us for this art 

class that is an explosion of fun! We will make several projects 

during each class as they will be guaranteed to be 

messy and fun. Be prepared to use all different types of 

materials and try things that you can't at home. You bring 

the T.N.T. (Two’s-N-Three’s) and we'll bring the fun!! 






Cost: Resident $28.00 /Non-resident $42.00 

Enrollment: Minimum 6 , Maximum 10 

Find a class on Parenting 

with Love and Logic 

on page 38. 

Find a class on cooking 

for your child with food 

allergies on page 31. 

Family Fun 


This is a parent-child participation class. Rain, snow, or sleet 

won't stop our play! Come and enjoy activities with your 

child in a warm, fun environment. We will provide all the 

supplies needed for large motor activities, arts and crafts, 

songs, and stories in a safe structured environment. Make 

sure to come dressed for active play and messy crafts. 







Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10

Number Adventures 

(Ages 2 -4 years w/Parent) 

This is a parent-child participation class. Children enjoy 

learning numbers while experimenting with objects and 

pictures, counting through songs, games and writing activities. 








Bippity, Boppity Books 


This is a parent-child participation class. This class brings 

our favorite books to life! From Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose 

and lots of favorites in between. We will begin each class 

with a storybook, and then continue the story with music 

and song, active and quiet games and even a tasty treat or 

craft to take home. 








One Day Arts & Craft 

Holiday Themed Classes 

(Ages 2 1/2 - 5 years w/Parent ) 





Cost Per Class: Resident $8.00/Non-resident $12.00 


Positively Penguins 

You will postively love these Valentined themed penquin 

projects. We will have valentine stories and snacks as well. 

Join us as we create cute projects with the most dapper 

creature of the animal kingdom. 


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

Crafty Cottontails 

Hop on by for Easter stories, crafts and fun! This is the perfect 

holiday class for your special little somebunny! Make 

sure to dress for messy projects and active play! 

Class # Day Date Time 

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

Spring Has Sprung 

Spring is in the air. Come celebrate with crafts stories and 

songs. We'll be focusing on flowers, birds, butterflies, rain 

and all the signs of this beautiful season. We will make several 

projects to take home so come dressed for arts and 

crafts. 


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

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

for on-line registration. 

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Preschool 

Themed Pre-school Camps 

This is a collaborative program with Franklin 

(For children ages 3-6) 

The following camps are designed to allow your pre-schooler the opportunity to try new things, learn more 

information about some of their favorite things, to make new friends and provide them a chance to learn 

in a structured setting similar to what they will find in school. Each themed class has different activities which include 

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

Program will be instructed by April Kovara 

All classes held at Horn Park, S79W18200 Horn Park Dr. 

Cost of each camp is $18.00 for residents, $27.00 for non-residents. 

Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10. 

Princess Camp 

We all know every girl is a princess and this class gives 

them a chance to show off their royal qualities. Girls will 

spend time making new friends, creating princess inspired 

crafts and snacks, singing, dancing and acting like a 

princess. Girls can come to class in their princess attire. 

Your little princess won't want to miss out on this royally 

grand class! 


12667 Thursdays Jan. 24-31 6:00-6:45 PM 

12773 Thursdays May 16-23 6:00-6:45 PM 

Pirates Passage Camp 

Ahoy Matey! Shiver me timbers and come aboard for a 

camp of pure pirating pandemonium. Come test your pirating 

skills with treasure hunts and pirate ship races. Make 

your own treasure chest, pirate ship flag and eye patch, 

plus hear pirate stories and eat pirate snacks. Make sure to 

walk the plank into a class of fun! 


12658 Thursdays Jan. 24-31 7:00-7:45 PM 

12774 Thursdays May 16-23 7:00-7:45 PM 

Astronauts, Planets and Stars 

Take a closer look at the sky above as you learn about 

space including astronauts, planets, stars and rockets. You 

will even get the chance to try make some space snacks 

and build your own rocket. 


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

Super Hero Camp 

Is your child super excited about super heroes? We will 

visit with our friends Batman, Spiderman, the Incredibles, 

Wonder Woman and so many more! This camp’s activities 

will include stories, videos, physical games and skills, an arts 

and crafts project and a healthy snack. Don't worry there 

will be plenty of time to save the planet too!! Children are 

encouraged to wear their superhero attire to class. 


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

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Deep Sea Explorers 

An ocean of adventures awaits your child as they learn 

about the animals and environment of the lakes and 

oceans around us. Through arts & crafts, stories, educational 

worksheets and more, we will explore the habitat of 

some of the most fascinating creatures on this earth. 


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

Under Construction Camp 

Join us for this camp where the focus will be everything 

construction. Children will use Legos, Lincoln Logs and so 

much more to design, engineer and construct all kinds of 

items. Children will also make a wood craft project which 

they will be able to bring home at the end of camp. Please 

make sure to come in clothes that can get messy and be 

ready to work hard. 


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

Diggin’ Up Dinosaurs 

Kids will learn about dinosaurs, as well as other prehistoric 

animals such as the saber tooth tiger and the woolly mammoth. 

They will create dinosaur crafts, sing dinosaur 

songs, do a dinosaur dig and much more. Bring your favorite 

dinosaur from home to share with the class. 


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

Down on the Farm 

Calling out all animal lovers. Join us as we explore the 

awesome world of barnyard animals. We will spend time 

looking at the different animals found on a farm and then 

learn a little bit about how they impact our world. Camp 

will include stories, activities and games, arts and craft projects 

and we will even make our own ice cream. Children 

can bring along their favorite stuffed animals to share at 

camp. 


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

Little Learners Ready to 

Grow 

(Ages 3 and Potty-trained) 

Program is offered with an option of one or two day program. 

Child may register for either Tuesday OR Thursday 

morning and, if interested may register for the optional 2nd 

day which is a Monday afternoon class. 

No class Dec 24-Jan. 3, March 13-14, April 9-12. 

Class # Days 

Winter 

Dates Time 

12312 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 9:00-11:30 AM 

12313 Thursdays Dec. 6-Feb. 28 9:00-11:30 AM 

12314 Mondays Dec. 10-Feb. 25 12:30-3:00 PM 

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

Spring 

12640 Tuesdays Mar. 5-May 14 9:00-11:30 AM 

12641 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 9:00-11:30 AM 

12642 Mondays Mar. 4-May 13 12:30-3:00 PM 

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

Pre-school 

Preschool Aged School-Year Program 

(For children ages 3 to Pre-K) 

The Parks and Recreation Department offers this dynamic educational and socialization program which is offered in 

the fall, winter and spring sessions. Children must be the required age by September 1 to enroll. 

While in class, your child will be engaged in developmentally appropriate activities that will stimulate 

each child’s social/emotion, physical, creative and cognitive development. This program will introduce 

students to basic skills such as color, shape, number and letter recognition and encourage language 

and thinking skills. Children will have fun while learning through play, exploration, stories, crafts and 

music. Guest speakers each session and an option of attending a field trip each session is also offered. 

There are two program opportunities; Little Learners for children who are ages 3 & 4 and Jump Start to Kindergarten 

for children ages 4 1/2 to Pre-K. These programs are designed for children to start in one class and continue in 

the same class for all three sessions which will allow them the opportunity to complete all educational materials before 

they move on to the next session. New children can join at any time, but for the most positive learning experience, we 

request that you not move your child when they turn 4, but rather keep them in the same program until the next fall. 

Each 10-week session provides new and exciting educational opportunities. Fall session starts in September, winter session 

starts in December and the spring session starts in March. 

With these classes, we also utilize the parents as classroom helpers. This allows you the chance to participate with your 

child in their classroom experience. We ask that you volunteer at least one time per session. We also request that the 

children bring a snack once per session. Because we do provide snacks, please inform us of any allergies when registering 

your child. Please also note that we are not able to administer any medicines to children other than inhalers and Epipens. 

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

assistance. 

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

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

Program is instructed by Jennifer Anderson 

Ms. Anderson graduated from Alverno College with a Bachelors Degree in Elementary/Early Childhood Education. 

She has taught in the Shorewood School District and has taught courses at Alverno College. 

She joined our staff in September 2011 and has brought some new and exciting ideas to this class. 

Jump Start to Kindergarten 

(Ages 4 to Pre- Kindergarten ) 

Program is a two-day program with an optional third day. 

Child may register for either Monday & Wednesday mornings 

OR Tuesday & Wednesday afernoon. If interested, 

child may be registered for a third day on Thursday afternoon. 

No class Dec 24-Jan. 3, March 13-14, April 9-12. 


Winter 

12292 Mon. & Wed. Dec. 10-Feb. 27 9:00-11:30 AM 

12293 Tue. & Wed. Dec. 11-Feb. 27 12:30-3:00 PM 

12294 Thursday Dec. 6-Feb. 28 12:30-3:00 PM 

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

Spring 

12618 Mon. & Wed. Mar. 4-May 20 9:00-11:30 AM 

12619 Tue. & Wed. Mar. 5-May 21 12:30-3:00 PM 

12620 Thursday Mar. 7-May 23 12:30-3:00 PM 

Cost/2Days: Resident $170.00 / Non-resident $255.00 

Cost/1Day : Resident $85.00 / Non-resident $127.50 



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Pre-School/Youth 

Baton- Tiny Twirlers 

This is a collaborative program with New Berlin. 

(Ages 3-5, not yet in kindergarten) 

This introductory class is for youth to learn and enjoy basic 

baton twirling. The teacher will provide batons to borrow 

during the duration of the program. There is an additional 

costume fee for performances throughout the spring and 

summer. Class will include Spring Recital, marching in the 

Independence Day Parade, and Memorial Day Parade. 

No class April 4. 

Instructor: Jenny Tetting & Staff 

Location: Hickory Grove, Upstairs, Door #1 

2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd., New Berlin 


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



Games, Games, Games 

(Ages 3-5) 

This program is designed so your preschooler can enjoy 

large-muscle activities while they learn to understand and 

follow rules and directions. Your child will learn many different 

games such as “Simon Says,” “Red Light, Green 

Light,” “Freeze Tag” and more. We will learn a new game 

every week!. Come dressed to very active play and please 

bring a water bottle with child's name. No class December 

24-Jan. 3, March 14, 29 and April 1-5. 

Instructors: Gymnastic Staff 

Location: Bay Lane Middle School, Auxiliary Gym 

S75W16399 Hilltop Drive 


12262 Wednesdays Dec. 12-Feb. 27 6:50-7:20 PM 

12592 Wednesdays Mar.13-May 22 6:50-7:20 PM 



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MiKro-Soccer Program 

(Ages 3-6) 

MiKro Soccer is a collaborative program between the Milwaukee 

Kickers Soccer club and the Muskego Parks & 

Recreation Department that introduces children to the 

game of soccer in a friendly, positive environment. Your 

child will be engaged in six, one-hour classes that incorporate 

techniques, motor skills and fun games to introduce 

basic soccer skills and get them moving with the ball. Parents 

are encouraged to join in their child's experience by 

participating in the program. If your 3-6-year-old wants to 

interact with other children, play games and learn the fundamentals 

of soccer, sign up for MiKro Soccer today. 

Groups are formed according to age. 

To purchase soccer ball (#3) online - once student is selected 

for class, click on Details to bring up soccer ball screen and select 

the correct fee for resident or non-resident. Fee will be 

added to course total before checkout. 

Instructor: Michelle Thode, Developmental Programs 

Coordinator, Milwaukee Kickers 

Location: Moorland Park, Soccer Field 

W154S7105 Moorland Rd 


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

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


Price includes a T-shirt. 

Soccer balls (#3) can be ordered at time of registration for 

$10 or bring soccer ball from home. 


Cheerleading 


(Ages 4-9) 

Come cheer with us. in this program, participants will learn 

the basic fundamentals of cheerleading; motions, jumps, 

techniques, rhythm, and crowd leading skills. In Level 2, we 

will also include learning proper stunting techniques associated 

with cheerleading. No class February 12 and 

April 2. 

Instructor: Miss Becky’s Dance Staff 

Location: Hickory Grove, Door #1 

2600 S. Sunnyslope Road, New Berlin 


12566 L1 (4-6yr) Tues. Feb. 5-Apr. 16 6:05-6:50 PM 

12567 L2 (7-9yr) Tues. Feb. 5-Apr. 16 5:15-6:00 PM 


Enrollment: Minimum 4 , Maximum 12

Wiggle Worms 

(Ages 2.5-3 years w/Parent. Must be 2.5 

by start date.) 

Moms/Dads this is your chance to introduce your little one 

to the fun of organized activities. Children will learn some 

essential skills that will get them ready for pre-school like, 

listening, waiting their turn, sharing, and classroom manners. 

The program will specifically focus on physical and social 

development through songs, parachute activities, and 

some very basic tumbling skills that will help them learn 

how to use their core muscles. We will only focus on floor 

activities, low balance beam and bar work to increase 

strength. Activities will be repeated in each session. 


Winter Session 

12483 Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 10:10-10:40 AM 

12395 Tuesdays Dec. 11-Feb. 26 6:15-6:45 PM 

Spring Session 

12730 Thursdays Mar.7-May 23 6:15-6:45 PM 



Gymnastics for Beginners 

(Ages 5-7 without Parent) 

PLEASE NOTE - This program is a beginners gymnastics class for 

children ages 5 -7 without their parents. 4-year- olds with previous 

gymnastics experience welcome. 

Participants are encouraged to learn new physical skills on 

the various gymnastic apparatus and beginning tumbling 

skills to develop self-confidence along with coordination, 

strength and balance. We will focus on low, mid and high 

balance beam, bar work, vault, and floor activities such as 

forward roll, straddle roll and work on backwards roll and 

cartwheel which are skills needed to advance to Level 1 

Gymnastics. 


IMPORTANT GYMNASTICS PROGRAM INFORMATION - PLEASE READ 

As always, the first night of each session, parents are welcome to observe. The last class of the session will be Parent’s 

Night where children will show off what they have learned. For all other class meetings, parents are not 

allowed to observe unless your child is in a parent and child participation class. 

Participants should wear nonrestrictive clothing such as a body suit or T-shirt and shorts and bare feet. (NO tights, 

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

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

Enrollment for each class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12 

Lauren Anderson is the head gymnastics instructor. 

Nicole Mueller will instruct the Friday morning classes 

Evening classes held at Bay Lane Middle School in the Auxiliary Gym 

S75W16399 Hilltop Drive (please enter through Country Meadows Doors) 

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

Tumble Bees 

(Age 4 years w/Parent, must be 4 by start 

date) 

Class is designed for 4-year-olds with no experience. 4year-olds 

with previous gymnastics experience may take 

Gymnastics for Beginners. 

Tumble Bees is a movement exploration class. Introduce 

your preschool age child to the fun of organized activities. 

The special focus is on physical and social development 

through various activities, including basic tumbling and 

balance skills. We will focus on floor activities, low and mid 

balance beam, bar work and vault. Activities will be repeated 

in each session. 

Class # 


Days Dates Time 

12484 Fridays Dec.7-Feb. 15 10:45-11:15 AM 



12717 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 6:50-7:20 PM 



Class # 



12272 Mondays Dec. 10-Feb. 25 6:15-7:00 PM 


12415 Thursdays Dec. 13-Feb. 28 6:15-7:00 PM 



12603 Tuesdays Mar. 12-May 21 6:15-7:00 PM 

12604 Thursdays Mar. 7-May 23 7:25-8:10 PM 

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

Cost/Spring: Resident $52.00 / Non-resident $78.00 



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Kids on Stage Drama 

This is a collaborative program with New Berlin and Franklin. 

(Grade 4K-12) 

These classes are a fun and exciting way to learn drama. 

These classes will help build confidence, creativity, self-esteem, 

concentration and team building skills in your child. 

Please understand that due to the size of the class, the instructor 

reserves the right to move children between the 

different classes to ensure that the class is a good fit for the 

child as well as other participants. In order to fully participate 

in these classes, children need to be able to sit and listen 

and should be able to participate in the program at the 

last class. 

Instructor: Patti Bowen 

Location: Old Settlement Centre, Old Town Hall 



4K- 1st Grade Kids on Stage 

Allow your child the opportunity to go to imaginary fascinating 

destinations where children use their imagination 

to act and explore. Early participation in drama develops 

confidence, speaking skills, and serves as a wonderful introduction 

to acting which begins a life-long enjoyment of 

creative arts. This class is an excellent way to introduce the 

long-term benefits of dramatic arts participation to children 

attending 4K, Kindergarten and 1st grade and I want 

to make sure all students feel comfortable and recognized 

so they will stretch and grow in a very positive environment. 

Each of my sessions are new and different so that 

your child can continue to come session after session. The 

last class we will have a small program for the parents to 

show what we have learned. 


12628 Saturdays Feb. 2-Mar. 9 9:00-9:45 AM 

12752 Saturdays Apr. 13- May 18 9:00-9:45 AM 


Preschool Crafts 

...presented by Promising Picassos 

(Ages 4-6) 

In this preschool arts and craft class, we will use a variety 

of supplies...including paints, glue, concrete, scissors, 

bead...and much more. Please send your child ready to 

get messy in this hands on craft class. 

Instructor: Promising Picassos Staff 

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



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



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2nd-6th Grade Kids on Stage - Beginners 

Allow your child the opportunity to go to imaginary fascinating 

destinations where children use their imagination 

to act and explore. We will engage in theatre games, acting 

exercises and improvisation. This class will help build 

confidence, creativity, self-esteem, concentration and team 

building skills. Your child will learn drama terms, costuming, 

set-design, and acting. We will do a small production 

for parents in the last class. (Please be sure your child can 

sit and listen and is willing to participate in a small production.) 

No previous experienced necessary but must be 

able to read well. 


12750 Saturdays Feb 2-Mar. 9 10:00-11:00 AM 

12753 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 10:00-11:00 AM 


2nd-6th Grade Kids on Stage - Advanced 

Acting and Puppetry- Allow your child to continue learning 

as we learn new skills in addition to reviewing what 

we have already learned. You already know the fun we 

have in this class so let's continue to learn more and have 

more fun doing so. This session I am adding Puppetry to 

our class which I think will be a blast. (Please be sure your 

child can sit and listen and is excited to participate in a 

small production.) This class is for previous drama students 

only. 


12751 Saturdays Feb. 2-Mar. 9 11:15 AM-12:30 PM 

12754 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 11:15 AM-12:30 PM 


Patti has taught children in many aspects. She 

worked at a nature center - learning and developing 

her own nature programs. She also was a substitute 

teacher for several years for a private 

school teaching science and many other subjects. 

She has been a drama director for school and 

church for many years. Patti loves children and 

loves teaching and having fun with her students. 

She especially enjoys watching children grow in 

their confidence and creativity as they learn. 

Drawing 

presented by Promising Picassos 

(Ages 4-6 years) 

Younger children will work on fine motor development 

and organizational skills, while older children receive training 

in fundamental drawing techniques and creative expression. 

Each session has new lessons, so sign up for 

more than just one! 

Instructor: Staff,Promising Picassos 

Location: Lions Den, Muskego City Hall 



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



Lil’ Brewers Baseball 

(Ages 5-7 ) 

Pee Wee Tennis Lessons 

(Ages 5-7) 

Start your child out on the right foot. Great introduction to 

tennis class designed for children. If you have a racquet, 

please bring to class, otherwise racquets will be provided. 

Children should dress for the weather and bring a water 

bottle well marked with their names to each class. 

In case of rain, call hot-line at 262-679-5645 to verify if 

class will be cancelled. No class May 27. 

Instructor: Recreational Program Staff 

Location: Kurth Park, Tennis Courts 

S70W14415 Belmont Dr. 


12713 Mon. & Wed. May 13-Jun. 3 5:15-5:45 PM 

12714 Tue. & Thu. May 14-30 5:15-5:45 PM 




Lil’ Bucks Basketball 

(Ages 5-7) 

Batter Up!! Children will learn the fundamentals of base- Nothing but net!! Children will learn the fundamentals of 

ball including throwing, catching, hitting, positions and the game including dribbling, passing, shooting and posi- 

game rules. Children should bring their own glove, should tions. Children should be dressed for active play and must 

be dressed for active play, must be wearing tennis shoes be wearing tennis shoes. Please also bring a water bottle 

and should bring a water bottle marked with their name. marked with your child's name. Fee includes T-shirt so 

Fee includes T-shirt so please indicate size on registration please indicate size on registration form. Last day to regis- 

form. Last day to register and still receive a T-shirt is April 5. ter and still receive a T-shirt is April 8. 

Instructor: Austin Esser & Assistants 


Location: Mill Valley Elementary School Gymnasium 

W192S6445 Hillendale Road 

Location: Muskego Elementary School Gymnasium 

S75W17476 Janesville Road 

Class # Days Dates Time Class # Days Dates Time 

12633 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 6:30-7:15 PM 12634 Tuesdays Apr. 9-May 14 6:30-7:15 PM 





The winter/spring session of our dance program 

at Jensen Park with Miss Nikki was 

published in the Fall Program Guide. The 

winter/spring session of dance classes 

begin the week of December 4. Participants 

in the winter/spring session will be 

participating in the spring dance recital in 

May. 

There is still limited space in a few classes. 

To find out more information on these 

classes, please visit our EzRecReg website 

or call the office. 

Pom Dance Clinic for Ages 8-11 can 

be found on page 23. Baton for 

Ages 3-5 on page 15. 

Little Birdies Golf 

(Ages 4-6 ) 

The 'Little Birdies' program is designed to introduce youngsters 

to the game of golf. Students will have fun while 

learning the basics of the golf swing, the short game, etiquette, 

and how the game is played. All equipment including 

golf balls will be provided. 

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instructor 

Location: Moorland Road Golf Course 

5800 S. Moorland Road, New Berlin 


12636 Mondays Apr. 29-May 20 4:30-5:15 PM 

12637 Tuesdays Apr. 30-May 21 4:30-5:15 PM 

12638 Wednesdays May 1-22 4:30-5:15 PM 



Pom Dance Class 


(Ages 5-7) 

Come Pom it up with this fun and energetic class. Learn 

the proper skills and techniques used for poms and learn a 

routine to show off all your new skills. Participants wishing 

to perform in New Berlin's Spring Recital will be asked to 

purchase a costume (approximately $18). No class February 

12 and April 2. 

Instructors: Miss Katie, Miss Becky Dance Studio Staff 

Location: Hickory Grove Center, North Wing 



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





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Youth 

Kids Sports Mania 

(Ages 5-7 Years ) 

In this class, your child will be introduced to a new sport in 

each week’s class. We will cover only the basics, how to do 

some of the skills and work on coordination and team 

work. Sports to include basketball, soccer, baseball, football, 

kickball and other group games. Children should be 

dressed in gym clothes and wear tennis shoes. Please 

bring a water bottle, labeled with child's name to each 

class. Children will receive a T-shirt. Last day to register 

and still receive a shirt is April 5. 


Location: Tess Corners Elementary School 

W147S6800 Durham Pl. 


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



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Waukesha County Parks Fishing 

Clinic held at Muskego County Park 

on April 13. More information can 

be found on page 26. 

Hooked Up101 

Ice Fishing Academy 

presented by HookedUp101 Fishing Academy 

in conjunction with Waukesha County 

Park 


Come discover the world below the ice and enjoy the 

outdoors this winter! Join us as we provide anglers a 2hour, 

hands-on instructional session. Anglers will embark 

on the ice to receive cutting edge instruction on how to 

safely and properly use a variety of essential ice fishing 

tools to target a variety of fish species. All materials (jig 

rods, tip-ups, bait, Vexilar flasher units, underwater cameras, 

etc.) will be provided. Clam insulated and heated 

ice shelters will serve as mobile classrooms to enable a 

comfortable learning atmosphere in any weather condition. 

Appropriate outdoor attire is highly recommended: hat, 

gloves, long underwear, heavy coat, snowpants, boots, 

wool socks. 

Instructors: Staff, HookedUp 101 Academy 

Location: Muskego County Park 

S83W20370 Janesville Rd 


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



Kids Yoga is Here! 

(Ages 5-9) 

We all know that Yoga is very beneficial in keeping 

our bodies strong and flexible as well as calming and centering 

our minds. These same benefits can be enjoyed by children of 

all ages and abilities. We will begin with some fun focusing 

techniques including mudras(hand gestures) and mantras(verbal 

affirmations). Breathing techniques are introduced with examples 

like 'balloon breath' and 'breath of joy'. And then we 

explore the amazing library of asanas or poses that include 

names such as 'Brave Warrior' and 'Tree' and 'Downward Dog'. 

We may even make up a pose or two! After we have had some 

fun with the poses, we will begin to calm down and enjoy a 

final rest which is also called 'Do Nothing Pose'. Sometimes my 

favorite! 

Instructor: Michelle Kreiter, Registered yoga teacher, 

kids and adults 

Location: Westwood Centre, YogAsana Studio 

S75W17317 Janesville Rd. 


12806 Wednesdays Jan. 9-Feb. 13 4:30-5:30 PM 

12809 Wednesdays Jan. 9-Feb. 13 5:45-6:45 PM 

12807 Wednesdays Feb.20-Mar. 27 4:30-5:30 PM 

12810 Wednesdays Feb. 20-Mar. 27 5:45-6:45 PM 

12808 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 4:30-5:30 PM 

12811 Wednesdays Apr. 10-May 15 5:45-6:45 PM 



Lil’ Packers Football 


Does the next Aaron Rodgers live in your house? Or does 

your child's blood run green and gold? If you answered 

yes, then this is the class for you. Children will be introduced 

to the sport of football. Children will learn positions, 

rules, fundamentals and some of the skills needed to 

be a future star. Children should be dressed for active 

play and must be wearing tennis shoes. Please also bring 

a water bottle marked with your child's name. There will 

be no tackling in this class. Children receive a T-shirt in this 

class. Last day to register and still receive a shirt is April 5. 


Location: Veterans’ Memorial Park, Open Space 



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



School’s Out Activities 

(Ages 5-12 ) 

Are you looking for things to do with your kids when there 

is no school? Well, we have the answer -- join us at the Old 

Town Hall for supervised activities for your children on the 

non-school days of the Muskego/Norway School District (excluding 

holidays). We will provide lots of structured and fun 

activities for your kids, enough to fill the whole day! Kids will 

learn new things, make new friends but most of all have fun. 

Make sure to come dressed for outdoor fun. Bring a lunch 

and a drink, we will provide snacks. You can register for each 

day as you go for $25/date. We must have 10 children registered 

at least 2 days before each date in order to hold the 

program. 

Instructors: Recreational Program Staff 




12344 Wednesday December 26 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12345 Thursday December 27 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12346 Friday December 28 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12669 Friday January 25 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12670 Friday February 22 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12671 Thursday March 14 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12672 Friday March 15 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12673 Friday March 29 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12674 Monday April 1 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12675 Tuesday April 2 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12676 Wednesday April 3 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12677 Thursday April 4 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12678 Friday April 5 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 

12840 Friday May 3 7:30 AM-5:30 PM 



Junk Box Wars 


(Grades 2-5) 

Youth 

You've seen 'Junkyard Wars' on TV, now experience the 

fun in New Berlin. Participants are placed on teams, given 

a box full of junk and a task to complete using the items. 

Your task is a secret for now! You will be inventing, building, 

and testing a project as a team. Teams will be formed 

at the class. There will be a battle at the end of class to see 

which team completed their task the best! IF you took this 

class before, don't worry, we have a brand new challenge 

in this Junk Box War. (All materials provided) 

Facilitator: Stu Bell 

Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1 



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



Make-N-Take Plastic 

Modeling 


(Ages 6-12) 

Using SNAP-Tite from Revell Monogram, your model snaps 

together without glue. Building model kits is a hobby kids 

can enjoy for a lifetime. It's fun, it's creative and it's constructive! 

It helps kids develop life skills, such as patience, 

attention to detail, following instructions, and it provides 

them with a strong sense of accomplishment. In this class 

you will assemble a plastic car model and take home a finished 

product. (All materials included) 

Facilitator: Stu Bell 

Location: New Berlin Community Center, Classroom 

14750 Cleveland Ave., New Berlin 







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Youth/Teen 

IMPORTANT GYMNASTICS PROGRAM INFORMATION - PLEASE READ 

As always, the first night of each session, parents are welcome to observe. The last class of the session will be Parent’s 

Night where children will show off what they have learned. For all other class meetings, parents are 

not allowed to observe unless your child is in a parent and child participation class. 

Participants should wear nonrestrictive clothing such as a body suit or T-shirt and shorts and bare feet. (NO 

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

No class dates for ALL Gymnastic classes are December 24-Jan. 3, March 14 and April 1-4. 

Enrollment for each gymnastics class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12 

Gymnastics Level 1 

(Ages 6-14 ) 

Participants must be 6 by session start and must be 

able to do a forward roll, straddle roll and cartwheel 

If not, please register for the Gymnastics for Beginners, 

a program which is for 5 -7 year olds. 

Boys and girls will develop balance on the beam, power 

on the vault, and strength, coordination, and flexibility 

through tumbling. 

Class # 



12276 Wednesdays Dec. 12-Feb. 27 7:25-8:25 PM 






Lauren Anderson is the head gymnastics instructor. 

The classes on this page and the next are held at Bay Lane Middle School in the Auxiliary Gym 

S75W16399 Hilltop Drive (please enter through Country Meadows Doors) 

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Gymnastics Level 2 

(Ages 8-14) 

Participants must be 8 or have instructor’s permission. 

Must be able to do with no assistance backwards 

roll, forward roll, straddle roll and cartwheel. 

If not, please consider the Level 1 class. 

Class will work on balance, coordination, flexibility and 

strength through more extensive training such as round 

offs, running round offs, running cartwheels and more advanced 

vault and beam skills. 

Class # 



12280 Wednesdays Dec.12-Feb. 27 7:25-8:25 PM 






Introduction to gymnastic 

classes for children ages 2 1/2 to 

7 can be found on page16. 

There are also classes designed 

to get your toddler and preschooler 

prepared for gymnastic 

classes and are taught by our 

gymnastic staff. Look for Shake 

It Up and Games,Games, Games. 

These classes use many of the 

core muscle groups used in gymanstics 

and are designed to 

help children begin to prepare 

for gymnastic classes.

Cartwheels/Backbends/ 

Round-offs 

(Ages 8-14) 

In this class we will work only on cartwheels, backbends 

and the round-offs. Lots of drills will be provided to help. 

This class is designed for beginner and intermediate students 

and can be beneficial to help them move between 

leveled classes and as they prepare for cheer and pom. 

No class December 24-Jan. 3. 


S75W16399 Hilltop Dr. 

Class # 



12238 Thursdays Dec. 13-Jan. 24 7:55-8:25 PM 





Pom/Dance Clinic 

(Ages 8-11) 

Join us for this clinic on pom/dance skills. Participants will 

learn an overview of fundamental dance and pom technique. 

Basic skills introduced include rhythm and movement, 

group dance skills, jazz kicks, simple yet safe 

warm-ups, an aerobic experience and a pom-pon routine 

which we will perform for family and friends at the last 

class. Students should wear: shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes 

and should have hair pulled back from face. No class 

March 14, 29 and April 1-5. 




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



Cheer/Stunts Clinic 

(Ages 8-11) 

Youth/Teen 

Back Handspring Clinic 

(Ages 8-14) 

Participants must be able to do back bend, handstand 

& cartwheel. In this class, we will work only on 

back handsprings. Lots of drills will be provided to help. 

This class is for the beginner as well as the advanced 

cheerleaders. Everyone will have fun while improving 

their skills. No class March 14, 29 and April 1-5. 







We are currently accepting applications 

for gymnastic program assistants. 

We are looking for those 

ages 15+ with level 3 or above experience. 

If interested, please pick 

up an employment application at 

Muskego City Hall. 

We will start with working on basic motion technique, 

hand positions, beginning jumps, beginning tumbles, simple 

sidelines and beginning dance--no counts. As we 

progress through camp we will work on combining hand 

position and basic motions into advanced motions, intermediate 

jumps and tumbling cheers and sidelines, 8-count 

dance and some basic stunting. At the last class we will do 

a routine for family and friends. Students should wear: 

shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes and should have hair pulled 

back from face. No class December 24-Jan. 3, March 

14, 29 and April 1-5. 



Class # 



12240 Thursdays Dec. 13-Jan. 24 7:05-7:50 PM 







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Youth/Teen 

Karate/Self-Defense 

(Grade K-8 ) W.I.S.E. K.I.D.S. 

W.I.S.E. stands for Working for Individual Student Excellence, 

followed by the word, K.I.D.S. which represents 

Karate, Integrity, Determination, Service. Some of the 

program’s goals are to increase confidence and self-esteem, 

develop a greater respect for self and others, improve 

academic performance and communication skills 

while learning self-defense skills. (10 weeks) No classes 

December 28, March 29, April 5. 

Prerequisite for Advanced is two sessions of 

Beginner. 

Instructor: Sean Corbett, 4th Degree Black Belt 

Kenpo Karate, Combat 

Location: Muskego High School, Auxiliary Gym 


(Please enter throught North door #10) 

Class # Level Days Dates Time 

12622 Beg Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 5:30-6:30 PM 

12624 Beg Fridays Mar.1-May 17 5:30-6:30 PM 

12626 Adv Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 7:00-8:00 PM 

12627 Adv Fridays Mar.1-May 17 7:00-8:00 PM 


Participants who own a black uniform (gi) 

*Resident $102.00/ Non-resident $138.00 

Beginners needing a black uniform (gi) 

Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 15/Beginner 

Maximum 25/Advanced 

Art with Promising 

Picassos..presented by Promising Picassos 


(Ages 7-12) 

These are art classes unlike any other!!! Work on fine 

motor development and organizational skills while you receive 

training in fundamental drawing techniques and 

creative expression. All art materials provided. Try each 

theme for extra experience and extra fun! 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Lions Den 


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

Enrollment/Class: Minimum 6, Maximum 12 

School Age Creative Sculpting 

Experience art in 3-dimensional form using a variety of 

materials ranging from newspapers to your mom's old nylons. 

Sound interesting? Discover how to transform your 

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The fee includes the cost of lessons, (*) the black gi, printed material 

and the various patches earned in the program. 

To purchase gi online - once student is selected for class, click 

on Details to bring up gi screen. 

Parents Karate Class 

(Adult) 

This class is designed to help parents learn the same karate 

skills right after their child's karate class. Children can either 

participate with their parent during this half-hour session 

or sit and rest and watch their parent. This is a great 

way to help your child at home with their karate skill development 

by learning the same skills taught. (10 weeks) 

No classes December 28, March 29, April 5 

Note: Child must be enrolled in karate class for parent to 

participate. 

Instructor: Sean Corbett, 4th Degree Black Belt 

Kenpo Karate, Combat 

Location: Muskego High School, Auxiliary Gym 


(Please enter throught North door #10) 


12623 Fridays Dec. 7-Feb. 15 6:30-7:00 PM 

12625 Fridays Mar.1-May 17 6:30-7:00 PM 



Child must be enrolled in karate class for parent to participate. 

ordinary art piece into something truly extraordinary with 

paint and other embellishments. Mold your ideas into creations 

of art in this Creative Sculpting class. 


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

Nature’s Treasures 

In this class we will explore all the beauty that Mother Nature 

shares with us. We will go in search of the tiniest insects 

on the ground to the grandest birds that soar 

through the sky. Markers, crayons and colored pencils will 

be used to bring these Natures Treasures to life. 


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

Youth Winter Basketball League 

(Grades1-6/ Boys & Girls ) 

Youth /Teen 

Back by popular demand is our 1st-6th grade winter league for boys and girls! Join us for our winter basketball league. Children 

will play real games with practices once a week and games on Saturdays. All teams will be compiled by a lottery and coached 

by parent volunteers. Consideration for picking teams will only be given to parents coaching their children. Each team will 

have 2 coaches. Play will begin at 11:30 AM for 1st-2nd graders and at 2:30 PM for 3rd-4th graders and at 5:30 PM for 5th-6th 

graders. It is mandatory that children be in at least 1st grade; kindergartners are not eligible to play. 

When registering, please indicate if you are willing to coach, and if coaching who will be your co-coach. Also all participants 

need to list at least one night of the week that they CANNOT practice. Teams will be compiled based on that factor. 

There will be a MANDATORY parents and players meeting on Saturday, January 12, at 2:30 p.m. at the Muskego High School 

Salentine gym. Teams will begin practices the week of January 14th. 

Grades 1-2 will be a recreational league that will focus on skill development and sportsmanship. No scores will be kept. 

In this league, referees will stop play to explain rules and fundamentals for the first few weeks of play. Boys and girls will play 

together. We will use a lowered rim to enhance the children's playing experience. Grades 3-6 will still be a recreational league, 

but with rules more strictly followed. Scores will be kept and the referees will not stop play to explain rules after the 3rd week. 

Boys and girls will play together in grades 3-4 and will play separate in grades 5-6. 

Registration deadline is Friday, December 21. No registrations will be taken after that date. Those registering after the 

deadline will be put on a wait list and will only be accommodated if space becomes available on a team. No “new” teams will 

be added. Players will be notified of their teams the week of January 7. League fees include a numbered jersey, please indicate 

size when registering. 

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

Class # Grade Days Dates Class # Grade Days Dates 

12538 1 - 2 Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.16 12540 5 - 6 girls Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.16 

12539 3- 4 Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar. 16 12541 5 - 6 boys Saturdays Jan. 12 - Mar.16 

COST: Resident $72.00/Non-resident $108.00 

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

Introduction to Volleyball 

(Ages 10-14) 

Boys and girls, ages 10 to 14, don't miss out on the fun!! 

Class instruction is designed to allow for skill building and 

team play each week. We will work on basic volleyball 

skills, practice drills and game concept/strategy. All skill 

levels of boys and girls are encouraged to join. Classes will 

be broken down to allow for beginners to learn the game 

and intermediate players to improve their skills. 

Instructor: Recreation Program Staff 

Location: Lake Denoon Middle School 

W216S10586 Crowbar Drive 





Baton Twirling 


(Ages 5-18; Class is for 5-year-olds who are 

in kindergarten or older.) 

It's Twirling Time! Learn fun baton tricks including tosses, 

spins, rolls, kicks and leaps. The instructor will have information 

on purchasing a baton at the first class. There is an 

additional fee for performances throughout the spring and 

summer. Class will include a spring recital, marching in the 

New Berlin Independence Day Parade and Memorial Day 

Parade along with performing in a local baton competition. 

No classes April 4. 

Advanced must have at least THREE seasons/semesters of 

twirling instruction and have instructor’s approval. 

Instructor: Jenny Tetting & Staff 

Location: Hickory Grove Center, North Wing 


Class # Skill Days Dates Time 

12771 Beg. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 6:30-7:15 PM 

12554 Inter. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 5:45-6:30 PM 

12545 Adv. Thurs. Jan. 10- Apr. 18 5:00-5:45 PM 





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Youth/Teen/Adult 

Junior Golf 

(Ages 7-15) 

Our junior golf program teaches kids the fundamentals 

necessary to play and enjoy the game of golf. These fundamentals 

include grip, set-up, full-swing, putting, chipping, 

pitching, and etiquette, to name a few. Our junior 

golf classes now include playing a lesson on our 'practice 

junior golf course.' Golf balls are included. 

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instruction 


5800 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin 

Class # Ages Days Dates Time 

12599 7-10 Mondays Apr. 29-May 20 5:30-6:30 PM 

12600 11-15 Tuesdays Apr. 30-May 21 5:30-6:30 PM 

12601 7-10 Wednesdays May 1-May 22 5:30-6:30 PM 



Golf for ages 16 and up 

can be found on page 27. 

Tennis Lessons Beginner 

(Ages 7-17) 

No previous tennis experience required. We will work on 

basic tennis skills to help build hand-to-eye coordination. 

Bring your tennis racquet to class, if you have one. In case 

of rain, please call the Hotline # at 1-262-679-5645. No 

class May 27. 

Instructor: Recreation Program Staff 

Location: Kurth Park, Tennis Courts 



12711 Mon. & Wed. May 13-Jun. 3 5:50-6:40 PM 

12712 Tue. & Thur. May 14-May 30 5:50-6:40 PM 



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Archery 

(Ages 8-Adult) 

Beginner/casual archery is a five-week course where instruction 

will be given to beginners and those wanting to 

improve their archery skills. Students will learn the sport of 

archery. All safety rules will be explained and enforced 

throughout classes. Children under 16 must have a parent 

or guardian present. Registrants should have their own 

equipment including bow, arrows, tab/release and arm 

guard. No crossbows or broad head arrows are permitted. 

Those without equipment will be charged an additional 

fee for provided equipment usage and will be sharing 

equipment with others in class. 

For more information and map location, visit www.schultzgunclub.com 

Instructor: Archery Staff, Schultz Gun Club 

Location: Schultz Rod and Gun Club 

W145S8016 Schultz Lane 



Cost w/Equipment: Res. $40.00 / Non-Res. $60.00 

Cost w/o Equipment: Res. $50.00 / Non-Res. $75.00 


Baby-sitting Course 

(Ages 11-16) 

This class provides useful information for anyone caring for 

small children and especially so for young people who are 

beginning their careers in baby-sitting. The program content 

focuses on the responsibilities of the baby-sitter during 

child care. This program will increase your child care 

skills and your knowledge of safety, emergency procedures 

and accident prevention in the home. The program 

is certified by the American Red Cross. Bring a snack or 

light lunch and a drink to each class. It is mandatory that 

you attend all dates listed for the class number. Due to 

supplies purchased there are no refunds for this 

program if participant cancels. Recommended to 

bring a sweater as the classroom temperature varies. 

There is no required age for certification in the Baby-sitter's 

Training course; however, it is recommended that children 

be at least 11 to participate in the course. 

Instructor: Julie Behm 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill Room 



12521 Mondays Jan. 7-14 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 

12522 Mondays Feb 4-11 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 

12523 Mondays Mar. 4-11 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 

12524 Mondays Apr. 8-15 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 

12525 Mondays May 6-13 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 



Ski and Snowboard Lessons 

at The Rock 


Ski lesson for ages 10 through adults. Snowboard lesson 

for ages 12 through adults. A great gift idea for the 

whole family! Enjoy the winter snow together in the great 

outdoors. Lessons meet for 3 weeks at The Rock (formerly 

Crystal Ridge Ski Hill). Class fee covers your lift, lesson and 

rental of equipment. Class sign in begins at 6 p.m. Lessons 

begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. 

In case of weather conditions, call The Rock hotline 

414-529-SNOW. 

Instructors: The Rock Ski/Snowboard Instructors 

Location: The Rock (formerly Crystal Ridge) 

7900 Crystal Ridge Drive, Franklin 


Ski Lessons (Ages 10+) 

THE ROCK IS FIRM ON THE AGES. MUST BE 10 AT START OF CLASS OR 

VERY SHORTLY AFTER. 

12693 Mondays January 7-21 6:00-8:00 PM 

12694 Wednesdays January 9-23 6:00-8:00 PM 

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Snowboard Lessons (Ages 12+) 

THE ROCK IS FIRM ON THE AGES. MUST BE 12 AT START OF CLASS OR 

VERY SHORTLY AFTER. 

12695 Mondays January 7-21 6:00-8:00 PM 

12696 Wednesdays January 9-23 6:00-8:00 PM 

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

Snowboard Resident $105.00/Non-resident $157.50 

Enrollment: Minimum 5, Maximum 10 Snowboard 

Maximum 20 Ski 

Speed, Agility, Quickness 

Improvement for Young 

Athletes 

(Grades 6-8) 

This program will be a fun and positive experience that will 

help you become a more agile, quicker and faster athlete! 

Each 75-minute session will include: 

-A fast paced warm-up 

-A weekly test which will help identify current strengths and 

weaknesses 

-Speed-Agility-Quickness-Power drills that are specific to the 

needs of young athletes 

-Core strength development 

-A fun and competitive game will end each session. 

Participants must be able to follow instructions. 

Instructors: Coach Mike Nitka - Director of Strength and 

Conditioning Muskego High School 

Coach Nitka - mike.nitka@muskegonorway.org 


Boating Safety DNR Course 

(*Ages 12-Adult) 

Ship Ahoy! Have the self-assurance and skills you need before 

casting off. This boating safety program is designed 

to meet the needs of the average boater. You will learn 

the tips on boat handling and safety, trailering, navigation 

rules, and much more! Attendance at all dates is 

mandatory for certification. When registering, please 

include middle initial and birth date. Prior to class, students 

are to call WDNR @ 1-888-936-7463 to get a Customer ID# 

to give to the instructor. 

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

children. 

Instructor: Muskego Police Department Instructors 

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room to be Posted 



12552 Tue.-Fri. April 9-12 5:00-7:30 PM 

12553 Tue.-Fri. June 25-28 5:00-7:30 PM 



Please see the WDNR web site for current 

hunter safety class offerings at: 

https://hfwolf.centraltechnology.net/wdnr 

/laam.nsf/publicHSClasses?OpenForm&Seq 

=7 

Location: Muskego High School, North Gym 


(please enter through door # 10) 


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





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Kid’s Fishing Clinic 

Ages 15 and Under 

Muskego Park 

Instructor: Women’s Hunting & Shooting Association 

Day: Saturday, April 13, 2013 

Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

Don’t let the big one get away! Introduce fishing 

to your minnow in a safe, controlled and fun atmosphere. 

Equipment and bait will be available 

for use and instruction will be provided on knot 

tying, safe use of equipment, proper techniques, 

and safety issues. All instructors teaching at the 

clinic have completed the DNR Angler Certification 

Couse and have been certified. Registration in 

advance is not necessary. The daily park entrance 

fee is included with clinic participation so no park 

entrance fee will be charged. Parking passes will 

be distributed the day of the clinic by clinic organizers. 

We do prefer that if groups of 10 or more 

are interested in attending, that they please call 

ahead to the Waukesha County Park System 

(262)896-8074. 

Try the new class presented by 

HookedUp101 on Ice Fishing at 

Muskego County Park. More information 

on this class on page 18. 

Top Flight Track & Field 

Pre-season Camp 

...brought to you by Top Flight Training. 

(Grades 9-12, S/Y 2012-13 ) 

Become quicker and faster at the Top Flight Sport Speed 

Camp. Emphasis will be placed on sprinting form and 

sprints timed with the Freelap timing system. Participants/parents 

will sign a waiver the first day of class for 

permission to videotape them. Camp staff will use Coach- 

MyVideo to help athletes to correct their form. 

Instructor: Coach Olaniyan is a three-time national 

champion and seven-time All-American in the triple jump. 

Location: Muskego High School, North Gym 

(enter through door #5) 



12841 Thursdays Jan. 3-Feb. 7 7:30-9:00 PM 

12842 Saturdays Jan. 5-Feb. 9 9:00-10:30 AM 



Jazzercise 


Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 

60-minute total body workout. Every Jazzercise group fitness 

class combines dance-based cardio with strength training and 

stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum 

fat burn. Choreographed to today's hottest music, Jazzercise 

is a fusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and 

kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit and change the shape of 

your body today! Participants can attend any number of 

classes. 

Class times and locations subject to temporary change. Call 

instructor with any questions before sign up - Lisa @ 414-573- 

5903. 

Instructor: Lisa Neutgens 

Location: Jazzercise Fitness Center 

W231S7680 Big Bend Dr., Big Bend 


12616 Daily Jan. 9-Mar. 19 see below 

12617 Daily Mar. 19-May 27 see below 

Cost/Ages12-17: Resident $80.00/Non-resident $120.00 

Cost/Ages18-54: Resident $85.00/Non-resident $127.50 

Cost/Ages 55+: Resident $80.00/Non-resident $120.00 


Class times- 

M-F, 8:45-9:45 AM 

MW, 4:40-5:40 PM 

M-Tu-Th, 5:50-6:50 PM 

Saturdays, 7:35-8:35 AM AND 8:45-9:45 AM 

Sundays, 8;45-9:45 PM 

Golf Lessons 

(Ages 16-Adult ) 

Classes are for beginners. Participants will learn proper 

grip, stance, set up, chipping, sand play, equipment, basic 

rules and golf etiquette. Dress for the weather. Bring 

clubs if you have them; some clubs are available. 

Golf balls are not included. You can rent a bucket of 

golf balls on site (small bucket $5/lesson, medium $7/lesson, 

large $9/lesson). 

Instructor: Mike Vance, PGA Golf Instructor 


5900 S. Moorland Road, New Berlin 





Zumba Fitness 

(Adult ) 

Zumba combines high energy and motivating music with 

unique moves and combinations that allow the Zumba participants 

to dance away their worries. It is based on the principle 

that a workout should be “FUN AND EASY TO DO.” 

Zumba is not only great for the body, but is also great for the 

mind. It is a “feel-happy” workout. ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin 

and International music--dance themes creating a dynamic, 

exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic/fitness 

interval training and resistance training to maximize 

caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a 

mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow 

dance steps. Come and give it a try, you have nothing to lose 

but calories. (9 weeks) No classes April 2 & 4. 

Instructor: Connie Bakker 




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

12736 Tues. & Thurs. Mar.12-May 16 5:30-6:15 PM 



Polar Express 

(Adult) 

Programs designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. & 

National Certifications, I.D.E.A. Members since 1985. Perfect for men 

and women! 

Join us for a mini-session that will be sure to keep you in 

shape after the holidays. This combination class will showcase 

a little bit of everything that we have to offer. We will incorporate 

circuit training, sculpting, Pilates, bodyball and 

abdominal work! Each class will ease you back into shape. (4 

weeks) 

Instructor: Jane Grober 

Location: Old Settlement Center, Old Town Hall 



12662 Wednesdays Jan. 9-30 6:30-7:30 PM 

12661 Mondays Jan. 7-28 6:30-7:30 PM 



Teen/Adult 

Transform! 

(Adult ) 

Program designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. & 


and women! 

Transform! is a non-aerobic 55-minute workout for busy people 

with no time to waste. Since muscle is more metabolically 

active than fat, you will be burning calories as you Transform! 

your body one muscle at a time. The use of props such as 

large and small body balls, rubber bands and weights will 

provide the variety needed to improve your stabilization, 

strength, power, endurance and balance. Standing, seated 

and floor weight training as well as kettlebell routines with 

weights will ensure the diversity needed to provide a challenging 

and efficient workout for your muscles. Upbeat 

music will keep you movin' and motivated and ready for 

more. If you want to Transform! your body composition this 

class is for you! Bring a mat, water bottle and hand-held 

weights. All other props provided. (13 classes) No classes 

April 2 & 4. 

Instructor: Mary Jo Garinger 




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

12716 Thurs. Feb. 21-May 23 6:30-7:20 PM 



Fitness Note... 

Before you start any fitness program, you should consult with 

your physician, especially if you are over 35 years of age, are taking 

any form of medicine, have not exercised regularly, or if you 

have had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illness 

that might affect your ability to exercise. 

Sculpt, Strength & Stretch 

(Adult) 

Programs designed by S.A.F.E. Fitness Programs A.C.E. and A.F.A.A. & 


and women! 

During this class, you will improve your body composition 

strength, endurance and flexibility. Emphais is on sculpting 

the muscles of the arms, back, chest, abdominals, gluteals 

and legs. De-stress with a relaxing stretch at the end of class. 

Appropriate music will keep you motivated throughout the 

class. Perfect for all ages and abilities. No previous experience 

necessary. (13 classes) No class April 1 and 3. 

Instructor: Jane Grober 




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

12849 Wed. Feb. 20-May 22 6:00-6:50 PM 



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www.cityofmuskego.org/ezrecreg for on-line registration.

Teen/Adult 

Ballroom Dance 

This is a cooperative program with Franklin and East Troy 

(Adult...High School students may be accepted with 

approval) 

Instructor: Louis Calicchio, over 30 years teaching 

experience 

Location: Lake Denoon Middle School, Cafeteria 

W216S10586 Crowbar Drive 

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

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

Enrollment: Minimum 10 couples, Maximum 28 couples 

Basic Ballroom Dance 

Are you left out when the music starts playing? Are you the 

next Ginger Rogers or Fred Astaire? Come learn the basics of 

ballroom dancing and enjoy the music from this era. Get off 

the couch, turn the T. V. off and bring your partner and 

dance the night away. No class April 1. 


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

Ballroom Dance II 

Participants must have had Basic Ballroom instruction. This 

class will be a continuation of Basic Ballroom I with new 

dances being taught. No class April 1. 


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

Intermediate Ballroom Dance 

Participants must have completed Ballroom II. Participants 

will receive a higher level of dance instruction. A variety of 

dances will be taught. No class April 1. 


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

Tap and Jazz 


(Adult ) 

No experience necessary - just willingness to have fun. Dancing 

is a great way to exercise and a fun way to meet people! 

Classes will include a light jazz warm-up, tap dance, and a 

cool down. Wear loose clothing that will allow easy movement. 

Tap shoes required at the first class. Tap shoes can be 

purchased at Trep Art in Brookfield. 

Instructor: Miss Becky’s Dance Studio, LLC 

Location: Hickory Grove (use door #1) 

2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd, New Berlin 


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



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Belly Dance...Beginner 


(16-Adult) 

Belly dancing with Stefanie Masters D.F.T.S. is a different way 

to do fitness; you will improve posture, strength, cardio, and 

flexibility as you stretch and work muscles normally neglected. 

This class is FUN and can be taken by any experience 

level. Yes, this means no rhythm, past dance, or fitness experience. 

You need only a willingness to try your best and let 

the instructor modify when needed. This class is great for 

mothers and daughters, sisters, and friends; but is open to 

all and there is no dance partner needed. No class May 15 

& 22 

Instructor: Stefani Masters D.F.T.S. is a certified and experienced 

Middle Eastern dance and fitness instructor. Main 

styles include Turkish, American Cabaret, and the Holistic 

Masters Method TM for healing in dance. Please see website 

for frequently asked questions. www.SpiritFilledDancer.com 

Location: Hickory Grove, Upstairs Door #1 

2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd, New Berlin 


12547 Wednesdays Feb. 6-Mar. 27 6:30-7:30 PM 

12548 Wednesdays Apr. 10-Jun. 12 6:30-7:30 PM 



Introduction to Country 

Line Dancing 


(Adult) 

We will be introducing you to one of the first line dances 

taught in the Milwaukee Area and is still very popular today at 

many weddings and festivals; known as the Electric Slide'. We 

will also be learning the Country Boogie, Tender Moments, 

Stray Cat, Skip, Smooth and many more. No experience is 

necessary, just a willingness to learn and have a good time. 

Each week we will be giving out information sheets on all the 

dances for you to take. No class April 2. 

Instructor: Allen Horwath 

Location: New Berlin Community Center 

14750 W. Cleveland Avenue, New Berlin 






www.ci.muskego.wi.us/ezrecreg for on-line registration.

White Crane Fist 


(Adult) 

White Crane Fist is similar to Tai Chi Fist in terms of practicing 

in a relaxed fashion. The style is based heavily on breath 

work in association with the hand and foot movement. 

Footwork and the five element hand strikes are first introduced 

along with the first form that is an entire gi gung exercise. 

Loose comfortable clothes should be worn. No 

class April 2. 

Instructor: Mark Fedran 

Location: Forest Park Middle School 

Multi-Purpose Room 

8255 West Forest Hill Avenue, Franklin 


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









Beginning Meditation Class 

(Adult) 

Numerous studies are proving the amazing benefits of 

meditation: lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure 

levels, reversal of arteriosclerosis, lower levels of stress hormones 

in the blood, fewer accidents, less depression, increased 

confidence, awareness, and general health. 

Meditation can also help in healing and managing pain. 

Meditation teaches how to de-clutter the mind with a singular 

focus and brings mind, body and spirit into balance. 

One gains a heightened sense of awareness and connectedness. 

This class is for everyone-people of all faiths as well 

as those with no specific belief system. Meditation is highly 

personal. This class will introduce you to a variety of 

breathing and meditation techniques so you can find your 

own way and continue your own personal meditation 

practice. 

Instructor: Shelley Carpenter, Physical Therapist, Registered 

Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master/Teacher 




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



Teen/Adult/Seniors 

Tai Chi 


(Adult) 

An exercise for all ages. Tai Chi movements are soft, graceful, 

and flowing and do not put stress on joints or muscles. It can 

be learned by anyone, regardless of age or physical limitations. 

It fosters an inner quiet that relieves stress, tension, and 

body aches. Tai Chi is a totally unique form of exercise during 

which the student will experience a marvelous sense of well 

being as the physical body is slowly and gently healed and integrated 

with the mind and spirit. Participants should wear 

loose-fitting clothes and tennis shoes/soft-soled shoes. 

Continuing for Intermediate and Advanced students: For students 

previously enrolled in Tai Chi continuing the 13 postures. 

No classes April 1, April 3. 

Instructor: Mark Fedran, B. A. Mark studied and 

taught Tai Chi in Taiwan, Republic of China 

for 7 years. 

Location: Forest Park Middle School 

Multi-Purpose Room 

8255 West Forest Hill Avenue, Franklin 


12706 Beg. Mon. Jan. 7-Apr. 29 6:30-8:00 PM 

12707 Cont. Wed. Jan. 9-May1 6:30-8:00 PM 



Note: Continuing Tai Chi is for Intermediate and Advanced 

students. 

Beginner/Intermediate 

Yoga 

(Adult) 

Are you looking for stress relief, flexibility, strength and balance? 

This class is for you. Yoga is an amazing way to start 

your day. You will leave this class refreshed, clear-headed 

and energized for the day ahead. Shelley Carpenter, an 

experienced Physical Therapist and Registered Yoga 

Teacher, will lead the class. Class consists of breathing 

techniques, asanas (specific yoga poses), ending with deep 

relaxation. Emphasis is on proper alignment and breathing 

for safe practice. Beat the winter blues as you build flexibility, 

strength and balance in your body and your life! 

Instructor: Shelley Carpenter, Physical Therapist, Registered 

Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master/Teacher 









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Adult/Seniors 

Prenatal Yoga 

This is a collaborative program with New Berlin and Elm Grove. 

(Adult) 

This class is specifically designed for the prenatal 

mom to help find comfort during pregnancy and 

to build strength and confidence for labor and 

birth. Students will be guided through exercises in body 

awareness, breath work, gentle yoga movements, and 

mindful meditations, all to strengthen their mind, body, spirit 

and baby connection. Open to women in their 1st, 2nd or 

3rd trimester. No previous yoga experience required. Bring 

a yoga mat and 2 pillows. 

Instructor: Jessica Imig 


14750 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin 



12804 Saturdays Feb.23-Mar. 30 9:45-11:00 AM 

12805 Saturdays Apr. 13-May 18 9:45-11:00 AM 









Zumba Gold 

This is a collaborative with Tudor Oaks. 

(Adults 62+) 

This dance/fitness class will get you moving to Latin/International 

music and rhythms like Salsa, Meringue, Cumbia 

and more! ZUMBA is considered endurance training, which 

keeps the heart healthy and the circulatory system strong. 

ZUMBA Gold develops coordination and burns calories to 

stave off the weight gain that often accompanies aging. If 

needed, you can participate while seated in a chair. Most of 

all, ZUMBA Gold is FUN!! Please wear loose fitting, comfortable 

clothing and athletic shoes. We encourage you to 

bring water. There is a free demo of the class (January 7 

and February 25). 

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

Instructor 

Location: Tudor Oaks Retirement Community 

Activity Room 

S77W12929 McShane Rd. 


12779 Mondays Jan. 14-Feb. 18 9:45-10:30 AM 

12780 Mondays Mar. 4-Apr. 8 9:45-10:30 AM 

12781 Mondays Apr. 15-May 20 9:45-10:30 AM 



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Yoga--Begin Here! 


Yoga - To yoke or bind mind, body and spirit. Hatha yoga 

classes welcome all levels of practitioners, first-timers to lifetimers. 

Strengthen and tone the body through postures 

such as forward folds, backbends, twists, balance and standing 

postures. Calm and focus the mind through pranayamayogic 

breathing exercises. The practice concludes with 

savasana- time to refresh with stillness for five minutes. We 

cue, assist and adjust if you allow. Modifications will be made 

as needed. Bring a mat, strap and block if you have them. 

Best not to eat one hour before class. No previous experience 

required. 

FREE class on Thursdays, January 10 & February 21 from 

7:15-8:15PM and on Fridays, January 11 & February 22 form 

8:15-9:15AM. 

Instructors: Registered Yoga Teachers Gail Levin (TH 

& FR) and Heather Hodach (MON) 



Enrollment/class: Minimum 6, Maximum 15 

Class # Day 

4 Weeks 

Date Time 

12788 Mondays Jan.7-28 7:15-8:30 PM 

12792 Thursdays Jan. 17-Feb. 7 7:15-8:15 PM 

12795 Fridays Jan. 18-Feb. 8 8:15-9:15 AM 

12789 Mondays Feb. 11-Mar. 4 7:15-8:30 PM 

12793 Thursdays Feb. 28-Mar. 21 7:15-8:15 PM 

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


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


6 Weeks 

12794 Thursdays Apr. 11-May 16 7:15-8:15 PM 

12797 Fridays Apr. 12-May 17 8:15-9:15 AM 

Cost /class : Resident $57.50 / Non-resident $86.25 



American Heart Association 

Certification 

(Adult) 

These classes are available to anyone who needs or would 

like ot learn lifesaving skills. You will experience an informational 

yet fun class experience and you will leave the classes 

confident, and prepared. 

Instructor: Shannon Rohner 

Location: Muskego Public Library, Room 3 



CPR, AED, First Aid and BBP Certification for Health 

Care Providers and the general public. 



12836 Monday April 1 5:15 PM-8:45 PM 


CPR, BLS, AED Certification class 


12837 Monday February 18 6:00-8:30 PM 

12838 Saturday April 13 9:00-11:30 AM 

12839 Tuesday May 21 6:00-8:30 PM 


Hot-line 

262-679-5645 

Baking for Kids with Food 

Allergies 


(Adult) 

Providing homemade treats and meals for kids with food allergies 

can be difficult. It can be hard to know how to confidently 

find ingredients that are safe for them to eat as well as 

to find adequate replacements for those ingredients that are 

not safe. Join Amy Schwabe, the mother of an eight-year 

old girl with severe food allergies, and blogger at www.milwaukeeallergymom.com, 

as she shares her experiences in 

baking homemade allergy-friendly food for her family. At 

this class, Amy will share her favorite recipes for allergyfriendly 

baked treats. She will demonstrate how to bake 

items that are naturally free of peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, milk, 

and wheat. She will also share tips on how to use replacements 

for peanuts, eggs, milk, and wheat in recipes that include 

those common allergens. 

Adult/Seniors 

You’re On The Air...How to 

Really Make It In Voice-Overs! 


(Adult) 

Voice-overs are hot today! You don't have to be an actor to 

get voice-over work, but it certainly doesn't hurt! With such 

notable talent as James Earl Jones, Linda Hunt, and Donald 

Sutherland lending their voices to commercials, films, and 

videos, one would think that it would be next to impossible to 

break into this field. Not so! In this class, you'll learn about an 

exciting new way to get around the competition and actually 

turn voice-overs into a thriving full or part-time business! Further 

training opportunities will be offered, if wanted, after 

class ends. 

Faith Coons brings it all to the table when it comes to voice 

overs! Not only is Faith Coons a Voice Actor herself, she also 

has a strong background in career coaching and executive 

coaching leadership development. Faith started doing voice 

work when she was nine years old, first recording with "El 

Verbo de Dios.” Since then, Faith has successfully continued 

to do voice over work part-time and some of her happy clients 

include SmartPeople, Video Eyes, Healthcare Solutions Team 

and Diverse Insurance. 




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



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program notifications, information 

on upcoming activities, parks 

updates and more. 

ALLERGY WARNING: This class is for adults who want to 

learn how to cook safe food for kids with allergies. While 

those adults without allergies are invited to taste the results 

of Amy's cooking demonstrations, those with allergies should 

not sample the food as she cannot guarantee against crosscontamination 

since she will not be using a dedicated 

kitchen. 

Instructor: Amy Schwabe 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Muskego Room 








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Adult/Seniors 

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

Instructors: Preferred Fitness Staff 

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

Notes: A temporary membership card will be issued first day of class. Bring water. Sweat towels and locks 

will be provided. No classes April 2, 5,7, 9. 

Enrollment for all classes: Minimum 1, Maximum 12 

Boot Camp 

(Adult) 

This eight-week class is a fun, yet challenging, full body 

workout. Your workout will be efficient because you work 

your entire body-- heart and muscles--by going from one 

exercise to another, using drills, steps, calisthenics, weights 

and all the fun tools to make it fun! You will work, sweat, 

burn calories and have fun. A great way to start your day! 


12554 Fridays Jan. 18 - Mar. 8 5:00-6:00 AM 

12555 Fridays Mar. 29-May 17 5:00-6:00 AM 


Zumba 

(Adult) 

This Latin-inspired workout combines easy to do Latin 

dance steps with a mixture of body sculpting movements. 

Zumba features aerobic/fitness interval training to maximize 

caloric output to increase fat burning with total body 

toning. Zumba is a “feel happy” workout that is great for 

both the body and the mind. 


12739 Wednesdays Jan. 16 - Mar. 6 9:30-10:30 AM 

12740 Mondays Jan. 14-Mar. 4 12:00-1:00 PM 

12758 Saturdays Jan. 19-Mar. 16 9:00-10:00 AM 

12741 Wednesdays Mar. 27-May 15 9:30-10:30 AM 


12766 Saturdays Mar. 30-May 1 9:00-10:00 AM 


Cardio Kickboxing 

(Adult) 

Mix up your routine with the balance, coordination and 

strength building moves of boxing or kick boxing while 

burning 300-600* calories. This medium to high-intensity 

class is a great full body workout, incorporating a broad 

range of punches and athletic drills. Training like this will 

physically prepare you for whatever punches life throws 

your way! 


12562 Tuesdays Jan. 15 - Mar. 5 6:30-7:30 PM 



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Define 

(Adult) 

Want to condition your whole body? This non-aerobic fitness 

program class is geared to turn loose muscle into 

strong and hard muscle. Come and feel the burn. This 

combines balance work, stretching, and strength training 

to give your body a total workout. Start the day off right! 


12585 Tuesdays Jan. 15-Mar. 5 9:30-10:30 AM 

12584 Wednesdays Jan. 16 - Mar. 6 5:00-6:00 AM 

12765 Tuesdays Mar. 26-May 14 9:30-10:30 AM 

12764 Wednesdays Mar. 27-May 15 5:00-6:00 AM 


RIPPED 

(Adult) 

RIPPED-is a total body high intensity program utilizing free 

weights, resistance and body weight. It’s effective Tough 

yet doable and will challenge your fitness levels. Achieve 

results and burn up to 1000 calories in just 50 minutes. 

Let’s get ripped. 


12760 Mondays Jan. 14 - Mar. 4 4:30-5:30 PM 

12761 Wednesdays Jan. 16-Mar. 6 6:30-7:30 PM 




Silver Sneakers 

(Adult) 

Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises 

designed to increase muscular strength, endurance, 

range of movement, and activity for daily living skills. 

Handheld weights, elastic tubing, with handles, and balls 

are offered for resistance; a chair issued for seated exercises 

and/or standing support. 


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

12690 Wed. & Fri. Mar. 27-May 17 10:30-11:15 AM 

Cost: Resident $30.00 / Non-resident $45.00

Money Saving Classes 

This is a collaborative program with New Berlin& Elm Grove 

(Adult) 

Join us for a set of classes designed to help you save 

money through some of todays popular methods. Try 

each class for a variety of different money saving options. 

Instructor: Angela Hoag 



Cost/class: Resident $15.00 / Non-resident $22.50 


Couponing 

This topic discusses how to use coupons legally. We will 

learn how to prevent spam from overwhelming your email 

box when you request coupons, how to stockpile 

and stack. I will show you how to use the coupon 

binder, file and other systems to find what works for you. 

We will also talk about Double Coupons, RR’s, Max Perks 

and IVC’s? We will go over all this and more! 


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

Freebies 

This topic discusses all the Freebie options out there, and 

how to make the most of the freebies out there. How to do 

it safely. What about filing a BBB complaint when you get a 

product that doesn't do as promised. What about dumpster 

diving? What are the best Internet freebies? We go over Internet 

safety and how to make the most of freebies in class. 



Point Program 

Did you know there are lots of Point Programs that alloy you 

to get points and use those points for gift cards and other 

merchandise? I will show you how one Christmas I used 

points to purchase ALL my Christmas gifts. What are the 

best point programs how to do it safely. 


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

Extreme Couponing 

Do you really want to extreme coupon? Learn about online 

coupons, mobile coupons and coupon doubling. Extreme 

couponing has become an interesting situation 

because of TV shows and coupon classes that don't show 

the whole story! We will discuss what you can and can't 

do, what is real and what isn’t! 


12831 Thursday May 16 6:00-8:00 PM 

Angela Hoag has been couponing for 18 years. She runs a blog 

for frugal ideas (www.frugalmommie.blogspo. com) and money 

saving deals. She has been on the radio, seen in All You Magazine, 

and several newspapers. She enjoys helping people learn 

how to save money and also loves learning from YOU!! She has 

grown up in WI, been married for 10 years and has 2 children. 

She will share with you ideas of what she has learned; some may 

apply to your family, some may not. That is how we ALL Learn. 

Adult/Seniors 

Adult Arts & Crafts 

This is a collaborative program with Franklin 

(Adult) 

Please visit Fiber-Play’s website at www.Fiberplay.com 

for project photos, project kits, project 

details and project supply lists. Dress very casual 

or bring an apron, please also bring along a 

lunch. 

There will be a kit fee for every class to be paid to 

Fiber-Play's Coach at class. 

Instructor: Fiber-Play Coach, Tricia Anderson 

Location: Franklin High School, Room 256 

8222 S. 51st St., Franklin 

(Enter lower north doors) 



Needle Felted Landscape 

It is easy and fun. Learn the techniques and products used 

while needle felting a landscape or a floral wall hanging. 



Kit Fee $22.00 

Painted Denim Shirt or Jacket 

Take that basic denim shirt or jacket and turn it into something 

special. No art experience required. 


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


Create a Collage Picture 

You would like a wall hanging of a certain color, way and 

theme but cannot find one. Learn how easy it is to make 

them for your home and as a gift. 


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


Painted Scarves 

You will be amazed how great your scarves turn out without 

having an artist’s background. You pick the colors you 

like and we have you creating beautiful scarves. 


12853 Saturday May 18 9:00 AM-3:00 PM 


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Adult/Seniors 

Seminars to Help You 

Beautify Your Outside Areas 


(Adult) 

We are delighted to have Master Gardeners from the 

Southeast Wisconsin Master Gardeners Inc. present the 

topics listed below. Our objective is to help you become 

inspired, motivated and knowledgeable to prepare your 

outside areas for a beautiful appearance. 

Location: New Berlin Community Center, 


Instructors: Susan Willey or Arborist Paul Fliss 



Gardening with Herbs 

We have long been fascinated by herbs, and folklore is full 

of stories about them. This seminar explores the history of 

garden herbs. It will also teach you how to plan, plant and 

use a beutiful herb garden. You'll leave this session with 

ideas about how you can include herbs in both your 

kitchen and ornamental gardens. 


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

Gardening with Native Plants 

Explore some of the lore about our native plants and learn 

how you can incorporate native plants into your exsisting 

garden beds. Learn why planting native plants not only 

adds beauty to your garden, it is also good for the environment. 

You'll leave this seminar with a new perspective on 

native plants. 



Container Gardening 

Containers everywhere! So many choices. Containers provide 

creative options for both vegetable and ornamental 

gardeners. Containers not only work for those who have 

limited space; they also work to add color and accents 

throughout your landscape. Learn how to plant and care 

for container gardens, and take away some great ideas 

that you can use to plant your garden. 



Pruning 

Not sure how to prune your trees and shrubs, or when to 

do it? This workshop will give you the basics on what to 

prune, when to prune and how to prune. Bring specific 

questions about your trimming needs. 


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

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The Clutter Coach Courses 


(Adult) 

Instructor: Kathi Miller, combines her background in education 

and business to help her clients achieve the clutter-free 

life. She does on-site consulting for homes and businesses 

and is the author of the Clutter Coach Success Secrets, a 

monthly email newsletter. 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill Room (DH) 


OR 

New Berlin Community Center, (NBCC) 




Garages and Basements 

Learn how to decide what to keep, discard, or donate and 

how to organize what's left. Be able to find what you own. 

Turn your basement and garage into useful storage! *This 

course is especially good for spouses who think they don't 

need to get rid of anything! It is also a good introductory 

class to help anyone rethink how much stuff they really need 

in their lives. Invite reluctant family members to attend along 

with you. 

Class # Location Day Date Time 

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

Home Offices 

Learn an easy system for managing all your paperwork, 

whether you run a business from your home or are just trying 

to keep track of your mail. Reduce stress and increase 

your productivity! This course is especially good for anyone 

who tends to make piles of papers to deal with “later.” The 

course information applies to the home and to the workplace. 


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

Closets and Drawers 

Learn how to declutter and organize your closets and drawers. 

Discover how using the concept of 'Magic Numbers' 

can simplify your life. This class will empower you to take 

charge of your belongings once and for all, by providing the 

tools to create and maintain a clutter-free life! 


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

Kitchen and Pantry 

Do you think you need a bigger kitchen with more cupboards 

and counter space? Maybe you just need to take this 

class, which provides the tools to identify what truly serves 

you and the motivation to purge the excess. A clutter-free 

space is easier to use and to keep clean. Learn how to set 

up your kitchen for maximum efficiency so you can easily 

prepare your own meals. Transform your kitchen and pantry 

from cluttered chaos into usable, functional spaces! 


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


www.ci.muskego.wi.us/ezrecreg for on-line registration.

Cooking with Class...Food 

Demonstrations by Staci Joers 


(Adult) 

Staci graduated with an associate's degree in restaurant 

and hotel cookery from MATC in 1988 and has worked for 

such prestigious places as Hubbard Park Lodge and 

Brubakers. Staci has been teaching demonstration cooking 

classes since 1992. These classes are designed for 

novices as well as seasoned veterans. Please bring beverage, 

note pad and pen to class. 


8222 S. 51 Street, Franklin WI 

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


Meatballs from Around the World 

The word meatball usually conjures up visions of ground beef 

spheres seasoned with garlic and herbs and simmered in zesty, 

Italian-style tomato sauce. But cultures around the world, including 

China, Sweden, and Germany, have their own versions 

of this satisfying meat-centric dish. The varieties are infinite and 

no matter the type of meatball, they are simple to prepare and 

just the perfect comfort food. You'll sample: Mexican Meatballs 

in Spicy Chipotle Sauce, Swedish Meatballs, Chinese Pearl Balls, 

Grandma's Finnish Meatballs served with Lingonberries, 

Königsberger Klopse (German Meatballs with capers and anchovies) 

also includes recipes for Mom's porcupine meatballs 

and more. 


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

Hearty Winter Meal w/Risotto & 

Braised Beef Short Ribs 

Learn two valuable techniques in one cooking class! I'll show 

you how to prepare an Italian classic, Risotto that will rival any 

5-star restaurant. Plus, you'll learn how to braise meats and sample 

a rich and savory Chianti Braised Beef Short Ribs along with 

Arancini di Riso (fried risotto fritters), Risotto alla Milanese & 

Sautéed Grape Tomatoes, and Coconut Dessert Risotto. Lots of 

extra Risotto recipes, too!! 


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

Restaurant-style Fusion 

Cooking...Tex meets Mex andmore! 

Love to try the fusion tastes that many restaurants today offer? 

Think it's too complicated for your home kitchen? Well, I'm here 

to show you that fusion is fun, simple, full of flavor and much 

Adult/Seniors 

less expensive than dining out at your local eateries. So, go 

ahead, add a little spice to your life with some fun and interesting 

new recipes! You'll sample: Southwestern Egg Rolls with 

Chipotle Dunk, Fish Tacos with Jicama slaw, Quesadilla Pie with 

Fresh Pico de Gallo, Double Chocolate & Chipotle Chile Cookies. 



Bacon-fest 

For all of us bacon-lovers, it is hard to imagine the world without 

bacon. Bacon is recorded as far back as 1500BC when the 

Chinese cured pork belly with salt. Its uses are so diverse from 

a simple pan-fry on a Sunday morning to sandwiches, stews 

and even desserts. And, bacon's popularity has boomed in the 

last few years as famous chefs have begun using it in earnest 

in their boutiquey-foods. Tonight, I'm going to incorporate 

bacon in a variety of recipes and showcase its multi-dimensional 

flavor in new and fun ways. You'll sample: Spinach Salad with 

Hot Bacon Dressing, BBQ Shrimp BLT's with Peppered Couscous, 

Bacon-Infused Caramel Sundae, and Bacon Upside-down 

Cake. Includes a recipe for a Bacon-tini using Homemade Bacon 

Vodka. 


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

Cupcakes 

Cupcakes are the "in" thing right now; from wars on TV to the 

latest little bakery, they are everywhere! And they're not just for 

kids anymore! Don't spend a fortune buying these treats-make 

them at home. It's easy, inexpensive and fun. I've gathered lots 

of my favorite recipes to share with you and you'll be sampling: 

Maple Cupcakes with Milk Chocolate Frosting & Sugar-Pepper 

Bacon Bits, Tequila Sunrise Cupcakes, Red Wine Cupcakes with 

Cream Cheese Frosting. 


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

Find Cake Decorating classes on page 36. 

Find Baking with Kids for Allergies on page 31. 



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Teen/Adult/Seniors 

Cake Decorating 

This is a collaborative program with Franklin & New Berlin. 

(Adult) 

Learn or improve your cake decorating skills in these 

classes offered by April Kovaram, a professional cake decorator 

with Sam's Club. Participants will leave each of these 

classes with completed projects to take home and share 

with your family and friends. 

Participants will need to purchase and bring with them to 

each class a decorating kit as they will be hands-on practicing 

and bringing home their projects. Suggested Ateco 14 

piece cake decorating set on Amazon.com for $12.00. As 

well, you will need 3-5 piping bags and a practice board 

such as: a cutting board, cardboard, wax paper, etc. 


Location: Muskego City Hall, Muskego Room (MR) 

or Luther Parker Room (LP) 

WS182S8200 Racine Ave 


Enrollment: Minimum 6, Maximum 10 . 

Cookie Bouquets and Cake Pops 

Get ready to let your imagination run wild! In this class we 

will demonstrate the creating and putting together of cookie 

& cupcake bouquets to create a unique and personalized 

gift for any occasion. As well, we will be decorating cake 

pops. In additional to the supply list, you will need to 

bring along the following items to this class: a container 

of your choosing as well as a chunk of floral foam to insert 

into container as your base for the cookie pop, cupcake 

or cookie bouquet. Each student will leave the class 

with their own small bouquet! 

Class # Room Day Date Time 

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

Cake Decorating Basics 

In this 2 hour long class you will learn terminology, color 

mixing, icing types and consistency, crumb coating, easy 

starter decorating tips and tricks. Please join us as we teach 

you the basics of cake decorating and ready you for more 

advanced technique. 


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

Facility directional maps can be 

found on the City of Muskego’s web 

page www.cityofmuskego.org. Click 

on Parks and Recreation Department, 

then click on Recreation. 

Credit Card Refund Policy is located 

on page 4. 

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Advanced Decorating 

This class will be a 2 hour class devoted to looking at more 

advanced techniques of cake decorating such as: the basket 

weave, baby booties, roses, various border techniques, balloons 

and many more! Please join us as we explore the many 

different looks that decorating has to offer. 


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

Advanced II Cake Decorating 

Join us for fondant fun! Experiment with fondant 

and learn how to apply it to cakes to make 

a beautiful smooth finish. We will also be working with 

gum paste to make unique creations. Please join us as we 

explore more advanced decorating skills in this 1.5 hour 

class. 


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

============================================= 

New Parent & Child Cake Decorating 

Class- 

Kids Cookie Decorating 

Join with your child as they learn the basic techniques of 

decorating, while decorating cookies. Let their creative side 

flourish as they learn how use frosting and basic cake decorating 

techniques to decorate and create one of a kind 

treats. Participants will be leaving with decorated cookies. 

Parents will be participating with the child. 


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

Please only register the child. EACH CHILD MUST BE AC- 

COMPANIED BY AN ADULT DUE TO THE ASSISTANCE 

THEY MUST PROVIDE THE CHILD 


Daylight Savings Time begins 

Sunday, March 10, 2013, 2:00 a.m. 

Historical Note: Daylight saving time in the United States was 

first observed in 1918. Most areas of the United States currently 

observe daylight saving time, with the exceptions being the 

states of Arizona and Hawaii along with Puerto Rico, American 

Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and the United 

States Virgin Islands.

Painting with Water Colors 

This is a collaborative program with Franklin & New Berlin. 

(Adult) 

Learn to use the water color medium through controlled 

washes, details plus special effects. 

Participants must provide their own supplies which include: 

paper (140# cold pressed pad, block or sheet), brushes 

(round #6, ½ inch flat, any other you may want), paint (tubes 

of paint in colors red, yellow, blue, paynes gray and any 

other of your choice), board to hold paper, masking tape, 

water container, paper towel, palette (paper or plastic plate, 

etc.) and enthusiasm (most important supply). 

Instructor: Jean Curley 




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



Yarn Play 

...Basic Crochet and Knitting 


(Adult) 

Are you a beginner or know a little bit about crochet and 

knitting and want to learn more? Do you worry you can't 

learn because you are left handed or right handed? Guess 

what? You can learn! Come create new crafts and/or hone 

your skills. 

Please call the instructor for supply list at least one 

week before class at 414-719-0760. No class on April 

2. 

Instructor: Holly Leto 


8222 S 51 Street, Franklin WI 


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




Adult/Seniors 

Water Color Painting on 

Crinkled Masa Paper 


(Adult) 

This is a fun, spontaneous method of achieving delicate textures, 

such as dense foliage or colorful gardens without 

painting the details. The technique is wet into wet; the rice 

paper practically does all the work for you. Rice paper is supplied. 

Upon registration a supply list will be emailed or sent 

via US mail. 

Instructor: Jean Curley 




12723 Wednesdays Apr. 17 5:30-7:30 PM 

Wednesdays Apr. 24-May 8 6:30-8:30 PM 



See page 33 for additional Adult/Senior 

Arts & Craft classes offered by 

Fiber-Play. 

Painting with Acrylics & Oils 


(Adult ) 

Learn to paint using acrylics and oils. Participants will learn 

about canvas selection, painting techniques and proper 

cleaning of equipment. This class is for those with basic 

painting knowledge to intermediate painters. 

Participants must provide their own supplies: Liquetex 

artists studio set; set of six 2-oz. tubes or larger (brilliant yellow, 

naphthrala crimson, ultramarine blue, phthalo green, 

mars black, titanium white), turpenoid, extender, all-purpose 

canvas board or painting tablet (if using single paper 

need of a board to tape it to) , masking tape, small container 

for turpenoid and one for brushes, paper toweling 

and sponges, paint brushes (1 fine line, 1 medium and 1 

large) and a picture of what you want to paint. 

Instructor: Valerie Ladewig, Local Artist 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Luther Parker Room 



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





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Adult/Seniors 

Digital Camera Workshops 


(Adult) 

Instructor: C.T. Krueger 




You & Your Digital Camera 

Bring your digital camera - and its instruction manual - to 

this hands-on workshop on basic Digital Photography. This 

class is for people who are new to digital photography 

and will review: - How to overcome common photography 

problems - How to use some of the features and functions 

of your digital camera - Sure-fire tips and techniques 

for making better photos. 




You Have Pictures In Your Camera - 

Now What? 

This two-hour seminar demonstrates how to save, archive 

and print your photos whether you have a computer or not. 

The seminar will also show photo printing options, basic 

photo editing, use of photos in Email, and use of photos in 

books and multi-media. 




Parenting with Love and 

Logic 

(Adult) 

Love and Logic has come out with a brand new curriculum 

called Parenting the Love and Logic Way . It is complete 

with all new videos, 6 new sessions and, of course, the same 

tried and true Love & Logic skills. This curriculum is designed 

for you to have immediate success. The sessions are just 

what parents today are searching for. 

The Love and Logic Institute has recommended Session 1 as 

a pre-requisite for Sessions 2-6. They have found that until 

you get a handle on the arguing, back-talk and begging, 

your success with the other modules is limited. 

Please register for each session separately but you must take 

Session 1 in order to take any of the others. There is also a 

$10 workbook that must be purchased at class. 

Session 1: Putting an end to arguing, back talk & begging 

Session 2: Teaching responsibility without losing their love 

Session 3: Setting limits without waging war 

Session 4: Avoiding power struggles 

Session 5: Guiding kids to own and solve their problems 

Session 6: Teaching kids to complete chores w/o reminders/pay 

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Old Family Photos and the Digital 

Age 

Albums, boxes and drawers of old family photos and slides 

can be converted to digital images for prints, scrapbooking, 

hardcover books and multimedia projects. This seminar covers 

your options to copy old family photos - whether you 

have a computer or not. techniques for making better photos. 




Advanced Digital Photography 

Techniques 

Bring your camera and its instruction manual to this twohour 

workshop designed to get you “out of automatic” and 

use some of your camera's exposure modes and functions 

in situations like Sports, Portraits, Low Light, and more. This 

class is ideal for people who have purchased interchangeable 

lens (DSLR) cameras, or have an advanced digital camera 

with Program, Shutter / Aperture Priority, and Manual 

exposure modes. 




Instructor: Lisa Reid 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Durham Hill Room 


Session/Class # Day Date Time 

#1 12657 Tuesday February 19 6:00-8:00 PM 

#2 12798 Tuesday February 26 6:00-8:00 PM 

#3 12799 Tuesday March 5 6:00-8:00 PM 




Cost/Couple:Resident $33.00 / Non-resident $49.50 

Cost/Single: Resident $22.00 / Non-resident $33.00 


Hot-Line 262-679-5645 for class updates 

and class cancellations. When will a 

class be cancelled? see Policies, page 7. 

Instructional Spanish 


(Adult) 

Spanish is everywhere! Wouldn't now be a great time for 

you to learn this beautiful language? You could become 

bilingual today. Come learn the beginning skills needed to 

learn how to speak, read and write Spanish in this 6-week 

course. 

Instructor: Erynn Pratt 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Lions Den 


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


Basic Spanish for Adults 

Are you just starting out in the world of Spanish? Did you 

take a Spanish class a while ago and need a refresher of the 

language? Either way, this is the class for you. In this class 

we will be starting out from the beginning which includes 

the alphabet, numbers, colors, shapes, etc. But, we will also 

be going over some basic conversation as well. Join us to 

learn this beautiful language that nowadays seems to be 

everywhere! 


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

Conversational Spanish 1 

Have you always wanted to learn Spanish? Do you work in 

a Spanish-speaking environment, or do you want to? Or 

maybe you like to travel to Mexico on vacation and want to 

learn some conversation starters? Whatever may be the 

case; this is the class for you to begin your Spanish speaking 

skills. Come join us and start to discover the wonderful world 

of Spanish! 



Continuing Spanish 1 

Hola my returning students from either Basic Spanish or 

Conversational Spanish! In this class we will be increasing 

our knowledge and vocabulary from one or the other of our 

previous classes. Here we will be learning about even more 

things to talk about!! Come join us for even more Spanish 

fun! Hasta pronto!!! 



Adult/Seniors 

Getting Money for College 

(Adult) 

Forgot to save $50k-$250k for your child's college education? 

Now college is just a few years away and you are 

afraid Financial Aid & Scholarships won't be enough? Don't 

worry, this workshop is designed just for you. We introduce 

you to new ideas and share old, time tested ways to plan 

and get the money you need for college. This seminar is for 

parents with college-bound children in at least 9th grade 

looking to do some “last minute” planning. 

•Maximizing your eligibility for financial aid 

•Using your tax return to create “tax scholarships” 

•The American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning credits 

•Whether to use student or parent loans 

It’s never too late to start planning or improve on what you 

have already begun. 

Instructor: Joe Roubik, Registered Representative 

MoneyWise Planning Group, LLC 




12593 Tuesday January 15 7:00-8:30 PM 

12594 Monday February 11 7:00-8:30PM 

12595 Wednesday March 13 7:00-8:30 PM 

12596 Monday April 8 7:00-8:30 PM 

12597 Tuesday May 14 7:00-8:30 PM 

Cost/Household: Resident $5.00 /Non-resident $7.50 


Planning for Your Special 

Needs Child or Sibling 

This is a collaborative programs with New Berlin. 

(Adult) 

The key question I will be addressing is how you, as the parent 

or sibling of a special needs individual, can help ensure 

that he/she has the financial foundation for a secure, comfortable, 

and meaningful life, long after you are no longer 

alive. Repeats always welcome. 

Instructor: Pamela E. Harris, Financial Services Professional 

Pamela E. Harris is a registered representative of and offers securities 

through MML Investors Services, LLC. Member SIPC 525 Junction 

Road, Suite 8100 North, Madison, WI 53717 (608) 829-0015. 

MassMutual Financial Group® is a marketing designation (or fleet 

name) for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (Mass- 

Mutual) and its affiliates and sales representatives. 





Cost: Free, pre-registration required. 




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Adult/Seniors 

Computer Courses 

This is a collaborative with Franklin 

(Adult) 

INSTRUCTOR: Andrea Zweifel earned her Master’s Degree 

in Information Systems in 2009 and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business 

Management in 2007. She is certified as a Crucial Conversations 

Trainer, Six Sigma Green Belt for Office Operations, 

Trainer and Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS). Other continuing 

education training and professional certifications include Interaction 

Management. She has provided training for the Franklin 

Public School System’s Recreation Department, UW-Milwaukee’s 

School of Continuing Education, & International Association 

of Administrative Professional’s (IAAP), Downtown 

Milwaukee Chapter. Andrea provides on-on-one classroom style 

training consultation, and coaching on computer applications 

and business skills. Additionally, she is the Vice-President of 

IAAP’s Downtown Milwaukee Chapter the co-webmaster and 

newsletter editor. 

PLEASE NOTE: The price of these courses includes a CD with 

the textbook on it. 

Location: Franklin High School, Computer Lab-245 

8222 S. 51st Street, Franklin 

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


Windows 7: Introduction 

Familiarize yourself with the basic components of personal 

computers, log onto Windows 7, explore the Windows 7 interface, 

manage files and folders, use the common tools and 

programs available in Windows 7, customize the Windows 

7 desktop and browse the internet. This course is for participants 

who do not have any background, knowledge or experience 

in computers and who need to use personal 

computers at home or the office. No prerequisites 


12818 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 15-16 6:00-9:00 PM 

12819 Mon.-Tue. Jun. 3-4 6:00-9:00 PM 

MS Excel 2010 Level 1 

You will create and edit basic Microsoft Office Excel 2010 

worksheets and workbooks. This course is designed for students 

who desire to gain the necessary skills to create, edit, 

format, and print basic Microsoft Office Excel 2010 worksheets. 

Additional skills covered will be navigating and selecting 

cells in worksheets, create formulas, find and replace 

data and insert functions in a worksheet Prerequisites: Familiarity 

with Windows XP, using personal computers, a 

mouse, and a keyboard is recommended. 


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

12813 Mon.-Tue. Feb. 18-19 6:00-9:00 PM 


You have a need to streamline repetitive tasks and display 

spreadsheet data in more visually effective ways. In thiscourse, 

you will use Microsoft Office Excel 2010 to streamline 

and enhance your spreadsheets with templates, charts, 

graphics, and formulas. You will apply visual elements to a 

worksheet and analyze data Using PivotTables and Piv- 

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otCharts to communicate your data in various formats. Additional 

skills covered will be organizing worksheets & present 

data using charts,analyzing data using PivotTables & 

PivotCharts and insert graphic objects, and customizing 

workbooks. Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with 

Excel 1 content. 


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

12815 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 18-19 6:00-9:00 PM 


Automate common Excel tasks, apply advanced analysis 

techniques to more complex data sets, troubleshoot errors, 

collaborate on worksheets, and share Excel data with other 

applications. This class is for students desiring to gain the 

skills necessary to create macros, collaborate with others, 

audit and analyze worksheet data, incorporate multiple data 

sources, and import and export data. Prerequisites: Familiarity 

of Windows XP, Excel 2010 Level 1, and Excel 2010 

Level 2 or equivalent knowledge is recommended. 


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

12817 Mon.-Tue. Apr. 22-23 6:00-9:00 PM 

Power Point 2010 Level 1 

Do you need help telling your story, explaining logistics of 

your project, making others understand your statistics, or 

putting a fun twist on your school project? Putting your information 

into an electronic presentation using PowerPoint 

2010 will help you convey your message. PowerPoint 2010 

is designed to give you easy access to commands and features 

that will help you create visually appealing presentations. 

You will learn to create new presentations, format texts 

and insert drawing objects, create and manage tables and 

modify and proof presentations. Prerequisites: Familiarity 

with Windows 7, using personal computers, a mouse, and a 

keyboard. 


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

Power Point 2010 Level 2 

Now that you are familiar with creating basic presentations, 

you can enhance your presentations with features 

that will transform your presentations into a powerful 

means of communication. In this class, you will be able to 

customize your presentations using dynamic and visually 

appealing features. You will also be able to secure your 

presentation to authenticate its validity. This class is for individuals 

who want to gain the skills necessary to design 

templates, use special effects, and make custom slide 

shows. You will also learn how to customize a design template, 

add diagrams and special effects to your presentation, 

use various options to customize slide shows and use 

PowerPoint to collaborate on a presentation. Prerequisites: 

Familiarity of Windows 7 and completion of PowerPoint 

2010 Level 1 or equivalent knowledge is recommended. 


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

Adult Computer Courses 

(Continued) 

This is a collaborative with Franklin 

INSTRUCTOR: Andrea Zweifel 

PLEASE NOTE: The price of these courses includes a CD with 

the textbook on it. If you would like to purchase a hard copy of 

the textbook, you can do so at: http//elementkcourseware.com 

or http://amazon.com 

Location: Franklin High School, 

Computer Lab – Room 245 

8222 S. 51st Street, Franklin 

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


Word 2010 Level 1 

Word 2010 is for participants who want to gain basic knowledge 

of working in Word. Create, revise, and save documents 

using Word for printing and future retrieval. With just a few 

mouse clicks, you can add text, graphics, tables, and more. 

Prerequisites: Familiarity with Windows 7, using personal 

computers, a mouse, and a keyboard. 


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

12823 Mon.-Tue. Feb. 25-26 6:00-9:00 PM 

Word 2010 Level 2 

In Word 2010 Level 1, you gained the basic skills to create a 

wide range of standardized documents. Your next step is to 

improve your proficiency. In Word 2010 Level 2, you will be 

able to enhance your documents by creating complex documents 

by automating tasks using macros. You'll also be able 

to add lists, tables, charts, and graphics to make your documents 

'POP'. This class is for individuals who want to create 

dynamic word documents using Word's efficiency tools. Prerequisites: 

Familiarity with Windows 7 and completion of 

Word 2010 Level 1 or equivalent knowledge is recommended. 


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

12825 Mon.-Tue. Mar. 25-26 6:00-9:00 PM 

Unlocking Social Security 

(Adult) 

This workshop will unravel some of the mysteries 

of Social Security and answer such questions as: 

• Will Social Security be there for me? 

• When should I begin to receive my benefits? 

• How can I maximize my benefits? 

Speaker: Joe Schultz Financial Advisor, ANNEX WEALTH 

MANAGEMENT, LLC, 12700 W. Bluemound Rd. Suite 200 

Elm Grove, WI 53122, 262-786-6363 

Adult/Seniors 

Make Your Presentation !Zoomtastic! 

by Using Prezi 

Think of your presentation as a canvas that's waiting for you 

to create something fantastic. Prezi takes your presentations 

to the next level. Make your presentations speak through storylines. 

Watch movies, view PowerPoint slides, and include 

pictures and files into your presentation. In the class we will 

create a FREE Prezi account then create a basic Prezi presentation. 

Please bring your own lunch. There will be half hour 

lunch break. 


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

Computer Boot Camp for Newbies 

Level 1 

This class is for absolute beginners. You recognize what a personal 

computer is, but you want to understand all the parts 

and functions? Do you want 'Hardware' and 'Software' clarified 

for you? You want to be able to find files, know where 

to go to open the Internet, and where to store your pictures? 

Do you want to know how to watch movies on your computer? 

Do you want to know how to create your own email 

account - for FREE? Do you want to know how to 'Surf' the 

Internet? Do you want to know how to buy products online? 

Do you want to know how to set up an Amazon.com account 

- for FREE? If you answered 'Yes' to one or more of 

these questions, then this class is for you! For this class you'll 

be using the Windows 7 operating system. Please bring your 

own lunch. There will be half hour lunch break. 


12827 Saturday April 13 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 




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



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Adult/Seniors 

Compost Workshop 


(Adult) 

Learn how to create your own compost, how to use it, 

and different bin styles to build or buy. Find out the 'Top 

10 Reasons' to compost! Discover the secrets of healthy 

soil for beautiful lawns and gardens and the role compost 

plays. Drawing will be held to win a FREE compost 

bin. 

Instructor: Meribeth Sullivan Waukesha County 

Green Team 




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



Check out page 34 for 

seminars for beautifying 

our outdoor spaces. 

Hot-Line 262-679-5645 for class 

updates and class cancellations. 

When will a class be cancelled? 

see Policies, page 7. 

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Equestrian Usage 

Horses are allowed on the Highway 36 recreation 

trail between Highway OO and Racine County 

Line and also Woods Road to Big Bend village limits. 

Please follow these rules when using this dualuse 

trail. 

•Be acutely aware of hikers and bikers. 

•Keep horses on the designated trails. 

•When possible, ride on the shoulder of the trails. 

•Horses should be ridden at a controlled speed at 

all times. 

•Riders should follow the rules of the road--stay 

on the right side of the trails. 

•All pets accompanying horse and rider should be 

leashed and under control 

•Clean up after your horse/pet. 

Preparing for Retirement 

Workshop 

(Adult) 

When it comes to planning for retirement income, we believe 

that there is no “one size fits all” approach. There may be any 

number of ways to create a strategy tht reflects your life and 

your financial situation. 

•What’s your plan? 

•Will you have enough money to do the things I want? 

•How can you tell whether you’re making progress toward 

my goals? And if you’re not, what can you do? 

This workshop covers your financial journey and what you 

may want to consider in preparing for your ideal retirement. 

Speaker: Paul Serdynski, Certified Financial Planning Professional 

and Financial Advisor, Rozman Wealth Management, 

675 N. Barker Road, Ste 220, Brookfield WI 53045 

Phone: 262-798-7979 




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



Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors 

Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member SIPC. Rozman Wealth 

Management is a separate entity from WFAFN. 

Fundamentals of Investing 

Workshop 

(Adult) 

Whether you are an experienced investor or just starting out, 

you may find this workshop helpful in maintaining or building 

a solid financial foundation. With so many investment choices 

available, it is important that you understand them and how 

you can use them to help you pursue your long term financial 

goals. This three-pronged workshop covers: Why invest? Where 

to invest? And the how’s and why’s of a wide variety of investment 

vehicles. Are you wondering what to do with your 401K 

rollover? Are you wondering how much you need to save for 

retirement? 

Speaker: Paul Serdynski, Certified Financial Planning Professional 

and Financial Advisor, Rozman Wealth Management, 

675 N. Barker Road, Ste 220, Brookfield WI 53045 

Phone: 262-798-7979 







Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors 

Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member SIPC. Rozman Wealth 

Management is a separate entity from WFAFN. 



Adult & Family Trip Opportunities 

Come join the fun, meet new friends and discover new places and adventures with us. Trips 

are open to seniors, adults and families. These trips are open to Muskego residents and their 

friends. The fee for most trips includes, transportation, ticket and sometimes even meals. For 

more information on the following trips, contact the Muskego Parks and Recreation office at 

262-679-4108. 

Chicago Shopping and Navy Pier Bus Trip 

Saturday, June 8, 2013 


Come join us for a Chicago getaway with your family or friends. Shop at the Water Tower Place, Macy's, American Girl, 

Vera Bradley and many others. Within walking distance, you will find North Michigan Avenue known as the Magnificent 

Mile where many world famous stores, such as Saks, Crate and Barrel, Nike Town, Tiffany, Disney Store, Nordstrom 

and more are located. 

Or visit Navy Pier 

•Take a ride on Navy Pier's most visible attraction, the 150-foot-high Ferris Wheel, where you will see unparalleled views 

of the skyline and lake front. 

•Play miniature golf at the 18- hole Links Miniature Golf Course 

•Visit the Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze 

•Don't miss Chicago's Children's Museum 

•Biggest attraction: 400 seat Navy Pier IMAX Theater 

•See the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows 

•Shops, Restaurants and more! 

Bus will drop off at the Magnificent Mile and Navy Pier. Bus will depart Chicago at 5:30 PM sharp at the Magnificent Mile. 

Deadline to register is Wednesday, May 22. 

Location: Bus departs and returns to Parking Lot, Franklin High School, 8222 South 51 Street, Franklin 

begin at 7:45 AM. Bus will leave promptly at 8:00 AM. 

Check in will 

Class # Day Date Departure Time/Return Time 

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



Note: Due to bus scheduling, refunds for cancellations will not be approved. If you cannot attend, it is 

advisable to find someone to take your place and provide us their name and phone number for our 

records. Children are welcome with a parent. Alcohol is not permitted on the bus. Drivers tip is included. 

OPDMD Usage of Muskego 

Recreation Trails 

Because of the high number of trail users (factor 

II) with multi-use activities occurring on our trail 

system and while allowing for safe passing (factor 

IV) from both directions and overall safe usages 

on our 8’ wide asphalt/stone trails, 

allowable OPDMD’s (only for persons with mobiilty 

disabilities) should not be wider than 32” and 

for the safety of all users, all trail users shall observe 

a not to exceed a 5 miles per hour speed 

limit (factor I) on all park trails. Also, per the 

city’s trail agreement lease with WeEnergies, 

they have determined that for safety reasons 

(factor IV) there are “no motorized recreational 

vehicles, including but not limited to snowmobiles, 

motor bikes, mini-bikes, motor cycles, 

mopeds, go-carts, and all terrain vehicles will be 

used, operated, or permitted on the license 

premises. Licensee/Licensor (City/WeEnergies) 

shall have the right to use motorized vehicles for 

patrol and maintennce of the right-of-way lands 

used for hiking, biking, and cross-country ski 

trails.” 



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Adult Leagues 

Men’s Softball League 

Recreational softball league for men, all players must be 18 

years or older. 

League applications can be picked up at the Parks and 

Recreation Department office or you may register on-line. 

Completed applications and league fees must be returned 

by April 13. League fee this year is $300. Each 

team may play each other twice depending on number of 

entries, with a guarantee of at least 10 games. Fifteen 

championship T-shirts will be given to regular season winners. 

Individuals looking for a team may also call and their 

name will be given to the league chairman. This league 

has a league chairman who will help coordinate the program. 

Location: Fields at Mill Valley Elementary School 

W191S6445 Hillendale Drive 

Class # Days Starts Games Start 

12698 Wednesdays May 15 6:00 PM 

Cost: Resident $300 /team 

Enrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 12 teams 

Volleyball Leagues 

(Adult Co-ed) 

This will is a recreational volleyball league for AB teams, 

for players 18 years or older. Anyone playing on a college 

or high school team is not eligible to play. Please remember 

there are no spectators, only players allowed, at 

league play. 



Completed applications and league fees must be 

returned by January 6 for the winter session. 

League fee this year is $275. Ten championship T-shirts 

will be given to the team with the best overall season 

record. Each team may play each other twice depending 

on number of entries, with a guarantee of at least 10 

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Women’s Softball League 

Recreational softball league for women, all players must be 

18 years or older. 



Completed applications and league fees must be returned 

by April 13 League fee this year is $300. Each 

team may play each other twice depending on number of 

entries, with a guarantee of at least 10 games. Fifteen 

championship T-shirts will be given to regular season winners. 

Individuals looking for a team may also call and their 

name will be given to the league chairman. This league 

has a league chairman who will help coordinate the program. 

Location: Fields at Mill Valley Elementary School 

W191S6445 Hillendale Drive 

Class # Days Starts Games Start 

12699 Thursdays May 16 6:00 PM 

Cost: Resident $300 /team 

Enrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 12 teams 

League materials can be found on the Parks and Recreation 

website at: www.cityofmuskego.org/parksrecreation 

From that site, you can print league applications and roster 

forms, view league rules and check team standings. 

games. Due to a change in school programming, league 

will be held at Bay Lane Middle School to make sure we 

don’t miss too many weeks of play 

Location: Bay Lane Middle School, Gym 

S75W13960 Hilltop Drive 

Class # League Days Start Games 

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

Cost: $275/team 

Enrollment: Minimum 6 teams, Maximum 8 teams

Idle Isle Park 

(W182 S6666 Hardtke Dr.) 

Picnicking, boat launch, (18) car/boat trailer parking facilities, 

handicap accessible fishing pier, swimming and other recreational 

features. Attendants on duty weekends Memorial 

Weekend through Labor Day. There will be no lifeguards on 

duty. Swim at your own risk. 

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

PARKING: $1.00 Muskego Residents, $4.00 Non-resident 

LAUNCHING: $7.00 Daily Fee (per craft) 

Launching fees must be paid at all times (weekends or weekday/all 

year round). Receipt envelopes available at park, or 

season pass affixed to windshield to show notice of payment. 

Failure to comply with payment will result in a citation. 

Daily receipt stubs will no longer be accepted as credit 

when purchasing a season launch pass. 

LAUNCH FEES FOR 2012-2013 

SEASON City Residents $42.00 

PASSES City Senior Citizen Resident, 60+ Years $14.00 

Non-city Residents $63.00 

NOTE: A second pass may be purchased at half-price for 

the same boat/trailer/owner and must be purchased at the 

same time the first pass is being purchased. 

Mill Valley Ball Diamond Lights 

$20/Night 

Annual Park Operations Timetable 

-Docks are installed the first weekend in May. 

-Restrooms open May 1 with closure on September 30 for Idle 

Isle, Lions, Kurth, Bluhm Farm (south side) and Veterans Memorial 

Park. 

-Idle Isle staff on duty weekends and holidays only from the 

first Saturday in May until Labor Day. 

-Swimming lines at Idle Isle Park beach area are in by the Memorial 

Day weekend. 

Beer Permit Policy 

City ordinance 26.02 (d) stipulates that the consumption of beer 

will be allowed in any city park by permit only. A permit must be 

obtained at the Parks and Recreation Department office during 

regular office hours at least one complete week prior to the date 

requested for usage. Permit applications must be filed in person 

as age must be verified by valid operator’s license, Wisconsin I.D. 

card, or birth certificate. 

BEER PERMIT FEE 

Resident: No charge Non-resident: $10.00 

Stop the Vandalism 

Abuse and vandalism of your community and neighborhood 

parks and facilities is a serious problem. Problems concerning 

vandalism can be costly and time-consuming process to correct. 

If you witness acts of vandalism or the results of such acts, please 

contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 1-262-679- 

4108 or 1-262-679-5635 or the Muskego Police Department 

at 1-262-679-4130. Have pride in your parks and facilities, and 

please show community support to prevent vandalism! 

Park Information 

Park Building and Shelter 

Rentals 

All clubs/associations, groups or affiliations wishing to use 

a facility must complete the Application Form for Use of Park 

Buildings/Shelters available at the Parks and Recreation Department. 

JENSEN AND HORN PARKS 

$10/hour Residents, $20/hour Non-residents, $25.00 security 

for organized meetings, $75.00 security deposit for all 

other activities, $25.00 key deposit when custodian not 

available. (Note: Private parties are disallowed; i.e., weddings, 

anniversaries, birthdays.) 

BLUHM PARK, DENOON PARK, 

MANCHESTER HILL PARK 

VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK 

**IDLE ISLE PARK** 

Adults/Families, 1-75 persons $75 Resident 

$100Non-resident 

76-150 persons $100 Resident 

$125 Non-resident 



Youth/Non-profit, 1-75 persons $50 Resident 






Key Deposit- $25.00 

(Bluhm/Veterans when staff not available.) 

**Available Monday-Thursday only, no holidays. 

OLD TOWN HALL 

The Old Town Hall at the Old Settlement Centre is available 

for rental. Rental availability is based on whether or 

not programs are being held and only open for rental during 

the current program session (i.e. Jan.-May, Jun.-Aug. 

or Sep.-Dec.). 

Old Town Hall Fees & Charges: 

Security Deposit (Required): $250.00 

Cleaning Fee (Required): $50.00 

Beer Permit: $0.00 Resident; $10.00 Non-resident 

Rental Rates for Maximum of 100 People: 

Resident: $100.00 for 4 hours (4 Hour Min.) 

Non-Resident: $150.00 for 4 hours (4 Hour Min.) 

Additional Rental Beyond 4 Hours @ $25.00 per hour 

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

\parkrecreation 

Please remember not to feed 

or harass wildlife.Please respect 

our wildlife that are 

present in our parks. Thank 

you. 

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Park & Facilities 

1. Bluhm Farm Park 

S77W13607 McShane Dr. 50.0 D • • • • • • • • • • • 

2.. Boxhorn Launch 

S90W13960 Boxhorn Dr. 

3. Denoon Park 

W216S10798 Crowbar Dr. 

• • • 

4. Durham Launch 

S82W13783 Durham Dr. 

5. Freedom Square 

Parkland & Janesville 

6. Horn Field (Park) 


7. Idle Isle Park 

W182S6666 Hardtke Dr. 

8. Jensen/Lee Hubka Park 

W185S6599 Agate Dr. 

9. Kurth Park 


10. Lions Park 

S77W18950 Lions Park Dr. 

11. Manchester Hill Park 

W167S7650 Parkland Dr. 

12. Moorland Park 

W154S7105 Moorland Rd. 

13. Old Settlement Centre 


14. Park Arthur 

S63W17833 College Ave. 

15. Schmidt Park 

S67W13660 Fleetwood Dr. 

16. Veterans’ Memorial 


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Parks 

Schools 

17. Bay Lane Middle 

S75W16399 Hilltop Dr. 5.0 

18. Lake Denoon Middle 

W216S10586 Crowbar Dr. 

19. Mill Valley Elementary 

W191S6445 Hillendale Dr. 

20. Muskego Elementary 


21. Muskego High School 


22. Tess Corners Elementary 

W147S6800 Durham Pl. 

Acreage 

Developmental Status 

Park Type 

Basketball Goals 

Boat Launch 

Drinking Fountain 

Football 

Hardball Diamond 

Hockey Rink 

Ice Rink 

Informal Ball Field 

Meeting Rooms 

Memorial/Historical 

Parking 

Picnic Area 

53.0 D • • • • • • • • • • • 

D • • • 

.5 D • 

11.8 D • • • • • • • • • • • 

7.0 D • • • • • • • • • 

3.5 D • • • • • • • • 

17.5 D • • • • • • • • • • 

3.5 D • • • • • • • 

15.5 D • • • • • • • • • 

37.0 U • • • • • 

8.0 D • • • • • • 

46.0 U • • 

6.5 D • • • • • 

1.0 D • • • • • • • • • • 

D • • • • 

18.0 D • • 

5.0 D • • • • 

1.5 D • • • • 

8.0 D • • • • • • • • 

3.5 D • • • • 

Play Equipment 

Restrooms/Portable 

Shelter 

Skateboarding 

Sledding Hill 

Snowmobile Trails 

Soccer Field 

Softball Diamond 

Storage 

Summer Playground 

Swimming Beach 

Tennis Courts 

Track 

Walking Trails 

Archery

Muskego Map 

The table listed on page 46 details the park facilities at each of the existing park and school sites in 

Muskego. For more detailed identification of each location, please refer to the map. 

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Aquatics @ Franklin High School Pool 

Attention! 

Please note the aquatic programs on the following 

pages are through the Franklin Recreation 

Department. This is their swim program being 

offered to Muskego residents at Franklin resident 

rates. 

You must register with Franklin for these classes. 

Call 414-423-4646 for availability only, as their 

department does not accept phone registrations 

at this time. Please mail the form on page 54 to 

their office, stop by their office or register online 

at www.franklin.k12.wi.us 

Registrations for Muskego residents begins 

December 18. The registration form is on 

page 54. 

Franklin High School Pool 

is located at 

8222 S. 51 Street, Franklin. 

Please use the door marked Community 

Ed./Athletics. 

PLEASE FOLLOW THE POSTED SIGNS RE- 

GARDING THE POOL OBSERVATION 

AREA. 

ON DECK SWIM LESSON OBSERVATION AREA RULES 

•NO Food or Drink 

•Children must be supervised at all times. 

•No playing or climbing on the bleachers. Please remain 

seated. 

•All observers must remain seated behind the yellow rope. 

Please do not wander around the pool deck. 

•No street shoes can be worn into the pool area. 

•Please walk on the pool deck. 

We ask that all participants help us keep the pool 

safe by following the above rules. If these rules 

are not followed, you will be asked to leave the 

pool area. 

Pool temperature and maintenance is regulated by the 

High School Maintenance Department, not the Franklin 

Community Education and Recreation Department. Requests 

have been made for varying swim water and air 

temperature. Due to limited capabilities of swimming pool 

equipment, the maintenance department makes every attempt 

to maintain a water temperature of 80-83 degrees 

and the air temperature of 84-87 degrees. These temperatures 

could be cold for some swimmers. 

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OPEN POOL 

(Open to All Ages) 

Bring your suit and towel and take the BIG SPLASH 

Participants are asked to remove band-aids and gum before entering 

the pool area. Showers are required prior to swimming. 

Rules and regulations are posted and must be followed. 

*Children should NOT be dropped off before the start of 

open pool and MUST be picked up NO later than 15 minutes 

AFTER pool closes. There will be NO supervision provided 

before or after these times. 

OPEN SWIM!!! 

Saturdays 

Dates: April 20-May 18 

Times: 12:00 – 1:30 PM 

LOCATION: 

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

ADMISSION FEES: Please Pay in the Pool Area 

Students (under 18)...............$2.00 

Adults.........................................$3.00 

Senior Citizens...........................FREE 

PARENTS/GUARDIANS PLEASE NOTE: In order for 

children to be allowed in the diving well, ALL children 

MUST pass a swimming test conducted by the lifeguard 

staff. 

OPEN POOL POLICY 

Please enjoy our facility. Parents, please remember: There is absolutely 

NO safe substitute for close parental supervision when 

your children come to Open Pool. Our lifeguards are there to 

enforce the pool rules and to respond to emergencies. You 

are responsible for your children! 

1. NO FLOTATION devices such as “swimmies,” inner tubes, 

etc. will be permitted in the pool. ONLY COAST GUARD 

APPROVED LIFE JACKETS WILL BE PERMITTED. If you 

have questions, please ask one of the lifeguards. 

2. Non-swimmers, children age 6 years and younger and/or 

under 48” in height, MUST be accompanied in the pool by 

an adult, who must be within arms reach, providing 

touch supervision AT ALL TIMES. This means adult must 

be in the water with their child(ren). 

3. Children who are non-swimmers WILL NOT BE permitted in 

the diving well at any time even with parental supervision. 

4. In case of pool evacuation, participants should have a towel 

and a clean pair of shoes on deck. 

No shoes, boots or outdoor footware are worn 

on deck.


Before You Take The Plunge! 

The Franklin Recreation Department offers a diverse range 

of recreational and instructional programs. We offer the 

American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program, which includes 

lessons for infants, school age children and adults. 

This program focuses on having fun while keeping swimmers 

safe in and around the water. 

Locker Room Attendants 

Locker room attendants are NOT on duty. However, locker 

room checks will be made periodically by pool staff. Youth 

who are 5 years of age or older must use the appropriate 

locker room. Prior to the start of the class and once dismissed 

from the pool, participants are NOT supervised by 

the swim staff. Staff members are preparing for classes or 

Open Pool. Please plan accordingly. 

During swim lessons, an area in the locker rooms will be designated 

for moms and dads who have to assist children ages 

2-4 for changing purposes. Moms and dads are responsible 

for supervision of their child and are asked to be discrete. 

What to Bring/Fire Alarm 

Participants must furnish their own swim suits, locks and 

towels. Patrons are allowed to bring towels and shoes on 

(NEW) Shallow Water Basketball/Football 

Ages (11 – 16) 

Are you bored because you cannot 

get outside and play basketball or 

football with your friends? Tired of 

the cold weather and want to be 

somewhere warm? Come join us for 

various water basketball and footballgames. 

Must be comfortable in the 

water. 

MEETS: 

Saturdays, January 5 – February 2 

(5 sessions) 

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM 

FEE: Franklin Resident ………………... $18 

Non-Resident ……………………... $27 

CODE: AQ150-1 

LOCATION: Franklin High School – 

Pool 

ENROLLMENT: Min. 6 Max. 12 

INSTRUCTOR: Lifeguard Staff 

(NEW) Turns Workshop 

Ages 10-16 

Must have completed Level 6 

Did you know how quickly you turn 

off the wall will determine the outcome 

of your race? Come learn how 

to perform front and back flip turns, 

breaststroke open turn and butterfly 

open turn. This course 

is designed for those who want to 

learn competitive turns. 

This course is not just designed for 

beginners. More advanced 

swimmers can join too. 

MEETS: Saturdays, February 16 & 23 

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM 

FEE: Franklin Resident...................... $18 

Non-Resident ........................... $27 

CODE: AQ152-1 


Pool 



the deck in case there is a fire drill. Please be aware that at 

some time we may have to evacuate the pool area and go 

outside. Children as well as adults should have a small bag 

with their towel and shoes available on the deck at all times. 

Showers 

Showers MUST be taken before going into Open Swim, 

Aquatic Fitness Classes or Youth Swim Lessons. NO 

FOOD, DRINKS or GUM are permitted anywhere inside 

the pool area. 

New Class Procedures: 

Important Information for NEW Swim Participants 

Please read the following descriptions on entry level skills to 

enroll your child in the appropriate swim level. Age and 

height requirements are set for the safety and welfare of the 

students. Please do not ask for an exception. 

Swimming lessons are taught by Red Cross Certified 

Instructors or high school swim aides, under the supervision 

of certified instructors and are designed to 

teach and improve skills and to instill a positive and 

safe attitude toward water. 

(NEW) Competitive Starts 

Workshop 

Ages (10 – 16) 

Must have completed Level 6 or 

Building Block 10 

Did you know that how you start 

your swim race will determine how 

you do in the race? Come learn how 

to perform long shallow dives in the 

diving well and then progress to diving 

off a diving block. This course is 

designed for those who want to 

learn competitive starts. This course is 

not just designed for beginners. More 

advanced swimmers can join, too. 

MEETS: Saturday, February 9 

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM 

FEE: Franklin Resident ……...……….. $10 

Non-Resident ……………....……. $15 

CODE: AQ151-1 


Pool 



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Swim Session Dates: 

Saturday Mornings 

•Session A Jan. 5-Feb. 23 

(8 classes) 

•Session B Mar. 2-May 18 

(No swim Mar. 30, 

Apr. 6 & 13) (9 classes) 

Monday and Wednesday 

•Session 1 Jan. 14 - Feb. 13 

(No swim Feb. 4 & 6) 

(8 classes) 

•Session 3 Feb. 25 - Mar. 27 

(10 classes) 

•Session 5 Apr. 15 - May 15 

(8 classes) 

Monday Only 

•Session 7 Jan. 14-Mar. 25 


(9 classes) 

•Session 9 Apr. 15-May 13 

(5 classes) 


Wednesday Only 

•Session 11 Jan. 16-Mar. 27 


(9 classes) 


(5 classes) 

Tuesday and Thursday 

•Session 2 Jan. 24 - Feb. 19 

(8 classes) 

•Session 4 Feb. 26-Mar. 28 

(10 classes) 


(10 classes) 

Tuesday Only 

•Session 8 Jan. 29-Feb. 19 

(4 classes) 

Thursday Only 

•Session 10 Jan. 24-Feb.14 

(4 classes) 

SWIM SESSION FEES: 

(4 classes) 

Franklin Resident....................$15 

Non-Resident...........................$23 

(5 classes) 


Non-Resident...........................$29 

(8 classes) 


Non-Resident...........................$45 

(9 classes) 


Non-Resident...........................$50 

(10 classes) 


Non-Resident...........................$56 

CLASS ENROLLMENTS LIMITED! 

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Little Dippers 

Child & Parent1 

(6 months-18 months) 

Children will swim and play with a parent 

or other adult. Class will include adjustment 

to the water, songs, games, basic 

swim movements and safety skills.Child 

needs to wear a “huggies” swimmer diapers 

(no exceptions please). 

Session A Code AQ100-AX 8:00-8:30 AM 

Session B Code AQ100-AY 8:00-8:30 AM 

Session 4 Code AQ100-100 6:00-6:30 PM 








ENROLLMENT: Min. 6, Max. 15 


Child & Parent 2 

(18 months-3 years) 

Children will learn the fundamentals with 

a parent or other adult. Class will include 

adjustment to the water by singing, 

games, exploring, putting mouth and face 

in the water, basic swim movements and 

safety skills. Child needs to wear a “huggies” 

swimmer diapers (no exceptions 

please). 












ENROLLMENT: Min. 6/Max.15 

Mini FRAT 

For Any Swimmer Level 6 

and Above 

Program is geared towards those who 

wish to learn competitive style swimming 

without competitive style training. 

We will teach all the drills necessary to 

be on a competitive swim team. 

Session A Code AQ109-AU 10:00-10:50 AM 

Session B Code AQ109-AV 10:00-10:50 AM 





Child & Parent 3 

(Ages 3 + years) 

This course is similar to the Preschool 

Level 1 program and is for the beginner 

swimmer. Parent or other adult is 

required to be in the water during this 

class. Children learn to become comfortable 

in the water. Skills include putting 

face in, bubbles, front and back 

floats, front and back glides, kicking 

and arm strokes. 





ENROLLMENT: Min. 6/Max. 15 

Preschool Level 1 


For the beginner swimmer. Emphasizes 

comfort in the water, safety and 

skills performed with the assistance of 

an instructor. Skills include: putting 

face in, bubbles, front and back floats, 

front and back glides, kicking and arm 

strokes. 

Session A Code AQ133-AU 9:00-9:30 AM 

Session B Code AQ133-AV 9:00-9:30 AM 










For students who have passed preschool 

level 1. Safety and skill performed 

with some assistance from an 

instructor. Skills include: bobbing, bubbles, 

front and back floats, front and 

back glides, kicking and arm strokes on 

front and back, and treading in shallow 

water. 

Session A Code AQ134-AA 8:30-9:00 AM 

Session B Code AQ134-AB 8:30-9:00 AM 








ENROLLMENT: Min. 5/Max. 12 In the event the fire alarm is 

sounded, all people in the pool will 

evacuate and remain on the pool 

Coordinator: Tammie Bettinger 

deck until further instruction is 

given.




For students who have passed preschool 

level 2. Safety and skills performed 

independently. Skills include: 

bobbing, front and back floats, front and 

back glides, combined stroke on front 

and back, finning on back, and treading 

in shallow water. 

Session A Code AQ135-AA 9:30-10:00 AM 






Level 1 - Introduction to 

Water Skills 


For the beginning swimmer. Emphasizes 

comfort in the water, safety and 

skills performed with the help of an instructor. 

Skills include: putting face in, 

blowing bubbles, bobbing, front and 

back floats, front and back glides, kicking 

and arm strokes on front and back. 

Session A Code AQ103-DA 8:30-9:00 AM 

Session B Code AQ103-DB 8:30-9:00 AM 





(NEW) Shallow Water Polo 

Ages (11 – 16) 

Want to learn something new? Wish you 

had a reason to be in the pool? This program 

introduces water polo team skills and 

game concepts to youth ages 11+ years 

old and provides the opportunity for participants 

to make new friends, set goals, and 

take part in a developmental sports program. 

This is a co-ed recreational class dedicated 

to the fundamentals of water polo, 

rules, fun games. The shallow end of the 

pool will be used for this activity. Must be 

comfortable in the water and be able to 

swim 15 meters. 

MEETS: Saturdays, March 2 - 23 

(4 sessions) 

TIME: 12:00 – 1:30 PM 

FEE: Franklin Resident ……………. $16 

Non-Resident ………………… $24 

CODE: AQ153-1 


Pool 



Level 2 

Fundamental Aquatic Skills 


For students who have passed Level 1 

Introduction to Water Skills, and are 

comfortable in the water. Emphasis will 

be on performing skills independently. 

Skills include: bobbing with head fully 

submerged, front and tuck floats, back 

floats, front and back glides, treading in 

shallow water, and combined stroke on 

front and back. 

Session A Code AQ104-CL 9:00-9:50 AM 

Session B Code AQ104-CM 9:00-9:50 AM 





Level 3 

Stroke Development 


For students who have passed Level 2. 

Will perform some skills in deep water 

and also concentrate on learning new 

strokes. Skills include: sitting and kneeling 

dives, rotary breathing, front crawl 

and elementary backstroke. Will also 

learn the scissors, dolphin and breaststroke 

kicks. 

Session A Code AQ105-CP 10:00-10:50 AM 

Session B Code AQ105-CQ 10:00-10:50 AM 





Level 4A - 

Stroke Improvement 

(ages 6-14 years) 


Will increase distance and technique on 

front crawl and elementary backstroke, 

as well as improve scissors, dolphin, and 

breaststroke kicks. New skills include: 

back crawl, compact dive, swim underwater, 

treading - 1 kick, dolphin kick on 

back, and open turn on front and back. 

Session A Code AQ106-CB 9:00-9:50 AM 

Session B Code AQ106-CC 9:00-9:50 AM 





Level 4B - 

Stroke Improvement 


For students who have passed Level 4A. 


front and back crawl, elementary backstroke. 

New skills will include sidestroke, 

butterfly, breaststroke, treading water - 

2 kicks, stride and surface dive, and survival 

swimming. (If enrolling online, 

scroll down the page to find this course. 

It is not listed by 4A.) 

Session A Code AQ137-AA 10:00-10:50AM 






Level 5 

Stroke Refinement 


For students who have passed Level 4B. 


front crawl, back crawl, elementary 

backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, and 

butterfly. New skills include flip turn on 

front and back, shallow dive, surface 

dives, and sculling. 







Level 6 - 

Swimming and Skill Proficiency/Fitness 

Swimmer 



Will increase stroke refinement and endurance 

on all strokes learned in previous 

levels. Will also use ace clock, fins 

and pull buoys and fitness principles. **If 

there are less than 5 students enrolled in 

this course, you will be combied with 

the Level 5 class. Please note, that you 

will work on Level 6 distances in this 

course.** 





Pool temperature and maintenance is regulated by the High School Maintenance 

Department, not the Franklin Community Education and Recreation 

Department. Requests have been made for varying swim water and air temperature. 

Due to limited capabilities of swimming pool equipment, the maintenance 

department makes every attempt to maintain a water temperature of 

80-83 degrees and the air temperature of 84-87 degrees. These temperatures 

could be cold for some swimmers. 

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Adult Beginner Swim +Teen 

Swim Lessons 

(Ages 11+) 

Adults and Teens, here is your chance to 

lose your fear of water and learn to 

swim. Come enjoy the health benefits of 

swimming. Our patient and understanding 

staff will help create an individualized 

swim plan just for you. don’t 

delay...NOW is the time to jump on in! 

Participants will work independently for 

portions of the course. 

**Please note, if more than 5 teen swimmers 

are enrolled, we will create a separate 

class from the adult swimmers. 

Please list “Teen” in the comment section 

when you register. 





Adult Intermediate Swim 

Already know the basic swim strokes? 

Feeling a bit rusty in your technique? 

This is definitely the course for you! 

Come work on your stroke refinement 

and endurance. 





Adult Triathlon Lap Swim 

Are you planning on doing a triathlon in 

the near future? Use this time to increase 

your endurance and improve 

your stroke technique. 





Coordinator: Tammie Bettinger 

Swimming Badge 

(Junior Girl Scouts) 

Learn how to perform basic reaching 

and throwing assists, use the buddy system, 

keep afloat with clothing, experiment 

with the various swim strokes and 

play games in the water to have fun. 

Participants must have either completed 

the American Red Cross Level 2 or be 

able to swim 25 yards on the front and 

back in good form. Participants need to 

bring a set of clothing to wear in the 

water - blue jeans and a long-sleeve 

shirt, to complete one of the requirements. 

Bridging Brownies are not permitted 

in this workshop. This workshop 

provides the scouts the opportunity to 

complete the activities required for the 

badge, but it does not include the actual 

badge. 

Meets: Saturday, March 9 

Time: 1:30-3:00 PM 

Code: AQ112-15 

Fee: Franklin Resident. $8.00 / 

Non-resident $11.00 

Enrollment: Min. 10/Max. 20 

Water Fun Badge 

(Junior Girl Scouts) 

Learn how to use a lifejacket, perform 

basic reaching and throwing assists, use 

the buddy system, learn about the pool 

and the job of a lifeguard, swim strokes 

to make progress in the water, play 

games in the water and have fun while 

earning this badge. Participants must 

have either completed the American 

Red Cross Level 2 or be comfortable in 

deep water and able to swim a stroke on 

front and back without stopping. Bridging 

Brownies may enroll in this workshop. 

This workshop provides the scouts 

the opportunity to complete the activities 

required for the badge, but it does 

not include the actual badge. 

Meets: Saturday, April 27 

Time: 1:30-3:00 PM 





Aquanaut 

(Webelos Scouts) 

Earn the Aquanaut Activity Badge. Learn how to surface 

dive and racing dive, use a mask, use a lifejacket, perform a 

reaching and throwing assist, use the buddy system, use the 

safe swim defense and the basic rules for safe swimming. 

Participants must have either completed the American Red 

Cross Level 2 or be able to submerge head completely and 

swim a stroke on front and back in the shallow and deep 

water for one length of the pool. Participants may bring 

their own mask and fins if they have them. This workshop 

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Adult Lap Swim 

Adults 18+ 

Adult Lap Swim is for adults 18 and over. 

No competitive swimmers will be allowed 

to swim at this time. Lap Swim is 

held only on Youth Swim Days. 

Please check out our website for 

schedule. 

www.franklin.k12.wi.us, click on 

Rec. Dept., click on Open Activities 

and click on Open Activities 

Calendar. 

Dates: Monday-Thursday 

Time: 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 

Admission: Please pay lifeguard in 

the pool area. Exact change is appreciated. 

Adults.......$3.00 Senior Citizens.....Free 

Shallow Water Exercise 

(Ages 17+) 

Use the benefits of water to your advantage. 

Experience resistance without putting 

strain on your joints. This class will 

improve your cardiovascular health and 

increase your flexibility. All participants 

are encouraged to work at their own 

pace. No swimming skills are necessary 

to participate in this class. Not sure if this 

class is for you. Come and try it FREE on 

Monday, March 18 and/or Wednesday, 

March 20. 

Session 1 - Code: AQ125-62 

Mondays, January 7 - March 4 

(No class Feb. 4) 

7:00-7:50 PM 

Fee: $27.00 


Wednesdays, January 9 - March 6 

(No class February 6.) 

7:00-7:50 PM 

Fee: $27.00 


Mondays, March 25-May 6 

(No classes April 1 & 8) 

7:00-7:50 PM 

Fee: $17.00 


Wednesdays, March 27-May 8 

(No classes April 3 & 10) 

7:00-7:50 PM 

Fee: $17.00 


provides scouts the opportunity to complete the activities required 

for the badge, but it does not include the actual 

badge. 

Meets: Saturday, February 9 

Time: 1:30-3:00 PM 




Enrollment: Min. 10/Max. 20


Franklin Recreation Aquatics Team (F.R.A.T.) 

For Any Swimmer Above Level 6 

If you enjoy swimming, but don’t want to compete in swim 

meets, this is the program for you. Join our swim team for 

fun and fitness in a positive environment of athletic encouragement!! 

Our emphasis is not based on competition, but 

striving to become the best that you can be. Swimmers will 

learn competitive style drills, starts and turns from an experienced 

coach. Please bring athletic shoes for dry land activities. 

Location: Franklin High School - Pool 

Time: 6:30-8:30 PM 

Instructor: Coach Colton 

Fee: Franklin Resident $90.00 

Session 1 Code: AQ115-23 

Meets: Tuesday and Thursday 

January 15-March 12 (No swim Jan. 22 & Feb. 21) 

Session 2 Code: AQ115-24 

Meets: Tuesday and Thursday 

March 14-May 16 (No swim April 2, 4, 9, 11) 

Enrollment: Min. 20, Max. 40 

Building Blocks of Swimming 

(Ages 4-16) 

Has your child been stuck in the same level? In this class, your child will focus more on the key swimming skills needed to 

complete the American Red Cross swim program. On the first day, all swimmers will be tested to determine what block they 

should be in. At the end of the first day, the swimmers will be placed in the appropriate block. After they pass a block, they 

will automatically move up to the next block the next time they come to class. The skills that must be mastered in each block 

are listed below. 

Block 1 Focuses on bobs and blowing bubbles. Each student needs to do 10 full, relaxed bobs. 

Block 2 Focuses on front and back floats. Each student needs to hold both floats for 10 seconds each, unsupported. 

Block 3 Focuses on front and back glides. Each student needs to do a front and back glide for 10 meters (2 widths). 

Block 4 Focuses on the front crawl. Each student needs to be able to swim 15 meters (half of the pool), unsupported. (The basics of 

ARC level 2) 

Block 5 Focuses on the front crawl with rotary breathing. Each student must swim 25 meters (one length of pool) unsupported with 

rotary breathing. (The basics of ARC level 3) 

Block 6 Focuses on the front crawl and back crawl. Each student must swim 25 meters (one length of pool) of front and back crawl. 

Block 7 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl breaststroke kick. Each student must swim 50 meters (two lengths of pool) front and 

back crawl, tread deep water for 30 seconds, and perform the proper breaststroke kick for 15 meters. (The basics of ARC Level 4). 

Block 8 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke. Each student must swim 100 meters front crawl, 50 meters back crawl, 

25 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 1 minute. 

Block 9 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke/butterfly kick. Each student must swim 100 meters front and back crawl, 

50 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 1 minute and 30 seconds, and perform butterfly kick for 25 meters. (The basics of ARC 

Level 5). 

Block 10 Focuses on the front crawl/back crawl/breaststroke/ butterfly. Each student must swim 200 meters, 100 meters back crawl, 

100 meters breaststroke, tread deep water for 2 minutes, and 50 meters butterfly. 

Session A - AQ128-45 11:00-11:30 AM Session B - AQ128-46 11:00-11:30 AM 

Price for 9 Sessions: Franklin resident $47.00 / Non-resident $71.00 

Price for 8 Sessions: Franklin resident $42.00/Non-resident $63.00 

Enrollment: Minimum 7, Maximum 30 Instructors: Franklin Swim Staff 

Attention! Attention! Attention! Attention! Attention! 

Please note the aquatic programs on the previous pages are through the Franklin Recreation Department. This is 

their swim program being offered to Muskego residents at Franklin resident rates. You must register with Franklin for 

these classes. Call 414-423-4646 for availablity only, as their department does not accept phone registrations at this 

time. Please mail the form on page 54 to their office, stop by their office or register online at www.Franklin.k12.wi.us 

Registrations for Muskego residents begins December 18. The registration form is on page 54. 

The pool is located in the Franklin High School, located at 8222 South 51 Street. 

Please use the door marked Community Ed./Athletics. 

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cash for all classes/activities. 

The Franklin Public School District pursuant to s.118.13 Wisconsin Statutes, and PI O, does not discriminate against pupils, citizens, employees and patrons on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, 

pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental emotional or learning disability or handicap in its educational programs, activities or operations. Further, no person may be denied admission to any school in this 

district or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any curricular, extracurricular, pupil services, recreational or other programs or facets of the district’s operation. 

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MAIL TO: Franklin Recreation Department 

Franklin High School 

8222 South 51st Street • Franklin, WI 53132 

Also, please make a note of all the classes you are 

signing up for as CONFIRMATIONS WILL NOT BE SENT. 

NOTE: Registration will not be processed without 

payment. Exact change required when paying with 

Please make one check for total due to: 

FRANKLIN RECREATION (unless otherwise indicated) 

IMPORTANT: Please read the updated policies in 

this brochure before registering for any classes. 

Please note the cancellation and refund policies. You 

are responsible for knowing the policies. 

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY 

TOTAL ENCLOSED $__________________DATE _______________ 

■ CHECK NUMBER_________________ 

■ CASH 

■ CREDIT CARD 

■ CREDIT / REFUND ________________ 

Credit card information (Please print clearly): ❑ Mastercard ❑ VISA Card Holder Name (print) ________________________________________________________ 

Exp. Date ____ / _____ Card # ________________________________________________________ Signature ✘________________________________________________ 

Please Check: ❑ Franklin School District ❑ Franklin/Oak Creek ❑ Franklin/Whitnall ❑ Non Resident 

TOTAL 

❑ M ❑ F 

Adult ❑S ❑M ❑L ❑XL 

If you live in the Franklin/Oak Creek or Franklin/Whitnall school districts, did you remember to include your $30.00 annual fee? 

❑ M ❑ F 

❑ M ❑ F 

Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 


Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 


Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 

❑ M ❑ F 

Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 


❑ M ❑ F 

Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 


❑ M ❑ F 

Youth ❑ S (6-8) ❑M (10-12) ❑L (14-16) 


Participant’s Name Age Gender Grade T-Shirt Size Class Code Program Title Fee 

(if under 18) (where applicable) (where applicable) 

Signature ✘__________________________________________________________ DATE ___________________ 

EACH ADULT PARTICIPANT MUST SIGN BELOW. IN ADDITION, THE SIGNATURE OF A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IS REQUIRED FOR YOUTH REGISTRATIONS. 

I the undersigned or parent/guardian of the individual named below do hereby understand that I have registered the individuals named herein to participate in the aforementioned activity(ies) and I further agree to 

indemnify and hold harmless the Franklin Recreation Department and its employees, officers and agents from and against any and all liability. In addition, I understand that the requested programs indicated below, like 

all activity, has some inherent risk involved. Furthermore, the individuals named herein are in good physical condition appropriate for the stated activity(ies) and that participants must assume full responsibility for injuries 

incurred while taking part in an activity. No accident insurance is provided by the Franklin Recreation Department. I/We have read and agree to the registration and program policies. 

NAME __________________________________________________ RELATIONSHIP ____________________ Phone(__ __ __) __ __ __ – __ __ __ __ 

Please note any special considerations we should be aware of: (medication, disabilities, behavior problems, etc.) 

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

For early placement, 

register online at 

www.Franklin.k12.wi.us 

EMAIL ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________ 

In case of emergency, name and phone number of local person to contact if no answer at the above number(s): 

423-4646 

EVENING PHONE (__ __ __) __ __ __ – __ __ __ __ DAY PHONE (__ __ __) __ __ __ – __ __ __ __ CELL PHONE (__ __ __) __ __ __ – __ __ __ __ 

ADDRESS ___________________________________________________ CITY ______________________________ ZIP ___________________ 

NAME OF PERSON PAYING: (Last) _____________________________________________ (First) ________________________________________ 

Program Registration Form

Community Happenings 

Muskego Kickers Soccer Club 

Linda Adams-Migliaccio – MSC President 

E-mail: soccer53150@gmail.com 

Phone: (414)803-9867 

We use the Milwaukee Kickers secure on-line registration 

system. To sign up please go to: www.mksc.org and click 

on “2012-2013 registration.” Instructions are given. In 

order to play on a MSC team, you must sign up under the 

Muskego Region. With the online system you will pay by 

credit card. Other options are available. If you have registration 

questions or problems, please contact Sue Mersenski 

at smersenski@aol.com or (414)704-5964. 

With the assistance of the Muskego Parks and Rec Department 

and the Milwaukee Kickers, we are able to offer soccer 

playing opportunities to all children (ages 4-16) at every 

skill level. MSC is a non-profit volunteer operated organization. 

Our programming includes: Recreational teams in 

both the Kickers and Metro league; Select league teams; 

summer camps; Indoor academy and winter leagues. All 

players in our rec leagues are guaranteed a minimum of 

50 percent playing time. We offer two 8-week seasons [fall 

and spring]. Registration fees vary by age group. For more 

information, please visit our website at www.muskegosoccer.com 

Muskego County Park 

Muskego County Park is a member of the Waukesha County 

Parks System. For additional information regarding Muskego 

County Park activities, please call the Waukesha County 

Park office at 1-262-548-7801. 

Camping: 2013 Season April-October 

Beach Open: June-August 

Weekdays 11 AM-7 PM 

Saturdays/Sundays/Holidays 10 AM-7 PM 

Hours: Sunrise to 10:00 PM Year-round 

Park stickers can be purchased at any of the eight park entrances, 

park offices, Retzer Nature Center or at the Parks and 

Land Use Department located in the Waukesha County Court 

House at 515 W. Moreland Blvd., Room AC 230, Waukesha, 

WI 53188. 

A non-profit volunteer organization providing the 

experience and teaching of tackle football in direct 

relation with the Muskego High School football program. 

Teams from 1st grade through 8th grade. The 

1st through 5th grade players play in Racine Youth 

Sports (RYS) football league and 6th through 8th 

grade play in the AAYFI league. For additional information, 

please email 

bod@muskegoyouthfottball.com and see our website 

at www.muskegoyouthfootball.com 

Muskego Athletic Association 

M.A.A. 

Muskego Athletic Association, Inc. (M.A.A.) plans to start 

online registration for the 2012 baseball/softball season in 

December at www.TheMAA.org . In person registration 

will be held in January. First-time registrants will need birth 

certificates. 

Registration DATES (subject to change)--check web site: 

In person DATES: 

Saturday, January 5 @ Muskego Public Library, 

9:00 AM-2:00 PM 

Wednesday, January 16 @ Muskego Public Library, 

6:00 PM-8:00 PM 

(Online registration planned to start early December. 

Date to be determined) 

Registration will be for the following youth leagues 

with ages as of September 1, 2012: 

Co-ed T-Ball (5-6 Years) 

PeeWee Coach Pitch Baseball (7-8 Years) 

Jr. Coach Pitch Softball (7-9 Years) 

Int. Softball (10-12 Years) 

Sr. Softball (13-16 Years) 

Youth Baseball (9-10 Years) 

Jr. Baseball (11-12 Years) 

Int. Baseball (13-15 Years) 

Sr. Baseball (16-18 Years) If enough interest 

Watch for detailed information in a citywide mailing 

to be sent in December! More information will also 

be available on the web at www.TheMAA.org 

For more information, email: contactthemaa@gmail.com 

Muskego AFS 

“Helping to change the world, one person at a time.” 

Step Up, Stand Out, Study Abroad with AFS, 

Become a Citizen of the World 

Live and go to high school in another country! Learn a 

new language and make new friends! Get the skills and experience 

that colleges and employers seek! AFS has year, 

semester and summer programs in 44 countries around 

the world. For more information, call 414-422-0863. 

Muskego Jr. Warriors 

Youth Football Muskego High School 

Annual Blood Drive 

Muskego High School Student Council will sponsor its annual 

blood drive on February 13. The drive will begin at 

7:30 AM and go until 12:35 PM. Please contact Susan Loeffler-Bell 

(susan.loeffler-bell@muskegonorway.org) to 

schedule an appointment. To get information regarding 

age, height and weight requirements, please go to 

www.bcw.edu 

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Do you love the game of Sheepshead or Euchre? 

Here is a great opportunity to meet other people 

who share your passion for the game! 

Location: Muskego Public Library 

(S73W16663 Janesville Road) 

Meets: Tuesdays 12:00 PM-4:00 PM 

Cost: No charge for this program. 

Want to meet new people or visit with old Friends? 

Join in on the fun with the craft group. There is no 

age requirements, anyone is welcome! 

Thursdays 9:30 AM-2:00 PM 

Muskego Public Library 


If you need help on a specific craft or wish to learn a 

new one--check this out! Coffee and tea is provided. 

Spouses are welcome. Instruction is free, but 

you must provide your own supplies. Don’t miss 

the fun! 

One ice-skating rink is scheduled to be maintained for open 

public skating at the following location: 

Manchester Hill Park/Pond 

Weather permitting, the ice-skating season will run from 

mid-January through the end of February. The ice rink will 

be open daily Monday-Sunday from 8:00 AM-9:00 PM. 

Lights at Manchester Hilll Park will be turned on in the 

evening and turned off at 9:00 PM. An open-air shelter is located 

near the ice. 

Please Note: 

1. The preparation and maintenance of the ice rink is tentative 

due to weather conditions and the snowplowing 

responsibilities of the park maintenance crew when 

snow storms occur. 

2. Please be aware that there is no warming shelters or 

restroom facilities available at the rink site. 

3. Please be aware and obey the warning signs posted at 

the rink regarding ice conditions or closures. 

4. Call the Muskego Hotline at 262-679-5645 for updated 

reports on ice conditions. 

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Sheepshead & Euchre 

Card Game Groups 

Thursday Craft Group 

Community Ice Skating 


Waukesha County 

Nutrition Program 

Come on out for a great meal and meet new 

friends! Activities include films, bingo, crafts, 

and more! 

Location: Muskego City Hall 


Meets: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 

10:00 AM-12:30 PM 

Cost: Personal donation, all donations 

go back into the program. 

Contact: Department of Aging for reserva 

tions1-262-548-7828 

Green-Up Muskego 

The City of Muskego has declared the month May 

as Green-up Muskego. The Green-up Muskego 

theme emphasizes cleaning the city and county 

right-of-ways and asks residents that they clean the 

right-of-way adjacent to their property. 

Adopt-A-Park Program 

This program is to provide trash clean up in a local 

park twice a year on an ongoing basis. Individuals, 

groups, and companies interested in participating are 

invited to call the Muskego Parks and Recreation Department 

at 1-262-679-4108. Signs are erected in the 

parks crediting involved citizens. Scouts, schools, 

youth groups, businesses, individuals....let’s get involved 

to keep Muskego’s city parks clean and green. 

This program is being sponsored by the Parks and 

Recreation Board. 

Sledding Hill 

The sledding hill located at Park Arthur (S63W17833 College 

Ave.) will be open in December 2012. This is the only 

city-approved sledding hill in Muskego. 

Park Arthur Sledding Hill 

Children of all ages will enjoy this 50’ tall hill. The sledding 

hill is open during park hours, 9:00 AM-10:00 PM. 

Rules are posted on site. Parking is available. So, bring 

your family and sleds and enjoy this wonderful sledding 

hill. 

Please note no skis, metal runner sleds, or bicycles allowed. 

Only approved sleds should be used. 

Call the Muskego Hotline at 262-679-5645 for updated 

reports on sledding conditions.


Muskego Historical Society 

The business and purpose of the Muskego Historical 

Society is the discovery, collection, preservation and 

publication of historical records and data of and relating 

to Muskego, the surrounding area and the 

State of Wisconsin. A special emphasis is placed on 

preserving Muskego’s agricultural heritage with the 

maintenance of an extensive farm museum. Several 

other buildings, both authentic and reproductions, 

also capture the essence of every day life in early 

Muskego. The buildings and the surrounding property 

is referred to as the Muskego Settlement Centre. 

Several events throughout the year are planned to 

bring history alive to our community. Arts and Craft 

fair in September, agricultural demonstrations during 

Muskego festival days in August, Ghost Walk Days in 

October and Country Christmas in November are 

some of the events that have been planned by your 

Muskego Historical Society. The Muskego Historical 

Society is open to all people who have an interest in 

preserving Muskego’s and the surrounding area’s 

past. Both members and volunteers are needed to 

help with activities, preserve and maintain buildings 

and showcase the artifacts they contain. Meetings 

are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 

6:30 p.m. at the Old Town Hall. We are located on 

Racine Avenue next to the Muskego Police Department. 

Membership dues are nominal. For more information 

on the Muskego Historical Society or 

membership, you may contact Jerry Hulbert at 262- 

679-1173, Laura Mishefske at 414-529-2694, the offices 

of the Muskego Chamber of Commerce at 

414-422-1155 or our website at www.muskegohistory.org 

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Muskego Food Pantry 

W189 S8184 Mercury Dr. Muskego, WI 53150 

(262) 679-6448 www.muskegofoodpantry.org 

Located on the corner of Mercury Dr. and Apollo 

Dr. in the Muskego Industrial Park 

Food Distribution: 

Thursdays 9:00 am-6:00 pm 

First and third Saturday of each month: 9:00 am- 

12:00 pm 

Donation Drop Off: 

Every Thursday 9:00 am-12:00 pm, or by appointment. 

MUSKEGO FOOD PANTRY 

Muskego Lion’s Club 

38th Annual 

Breakfast with Santa 

Sunday, December 9 

8:00 AM-12:30 PM 

Muskego High School Cafeteria 

(use Woods Road entrance) 

$5 Adults/$2 Children Ages 4-12/Under 4 Free 

Warm up your morning with some hot pancakes and 

enjoy some christmas spirit at the Muskego Lion’s Club 

“Breakfast with Santa.” All-you-can-eat pancake breakfast. 

Come and enjoy Muskego’s holiday tradition. 

49th Annual 

Easter Egg Hunt 

The Muskego Lion’s Club is again sponsoring the annual 

Muskego Easter Egg Hunt FREE for all children up to eight 

years of age. Hot dog lunch provided by Muskego Lions 

Club for a nominal cost. Bike raffles and Easter basket raffles. 

Hop on over for some Easter fun! 

Saturday, March 30, 2013 

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM 

Lunch with the Easter bunny. 

Easter Egg Hunt at Noon Sharp, Raffles 

Veterans Memorial Park 

(W182S8200 Racine Avenue) 

Most-Needed Items: 

Canned meat (chicken, tuna, spam and hash) 

Boxed potatoes (mashed, scalloped, au gratin) 

Canned pastas (ravioli, Spaghetti-O’s) 

Creamed soups for cooking (chicken, mushroom, 

etc) 

Canned chili 

Canned tomatoes (diced, sauce, paste) 

Cereal 

Shampoo / Conditioner 

Toothpaste 

Laundry Detergent 

Diapers (All Sizes) 

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Muskego Public Access Group 

Channels 14/25 

Public Access Television allows you to become involved in 

actually making television programs for your community. 

We work on community events of all types, school activities, 

musical and theatrical presentations, Council meetings, 

local Muskego news, vacation movies, and 

informational tapes provided by our viewers. We can produce 

shows about “anything of interest to the people of 

our community”-and that covers practically anything! 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

Want to be a TV Talk Show Host? Be a Sports Announcer? 

Create your own show? We at Channels 14/25 will assist 

you in operating studio equipment--or you can use a home 

camcorder. As a member, you can learn video equipment 

operation, taping, editing and broadcasting; also, computer 

graphic art and special effects with the Amiga Video 

Toaster. You can learn through training workshops and 

“hands-on” experience. Channel 14/25 is your personal TV 

channel. 

Location: Muskego City Hall, Parks & Recreation 

Department, Channel 14/25 Studio 

Trainings and work Meetings: Call 262-679--4108. 

Copies of “Air” tapes produced by us are available for $10. 

Call 1-262-679-4108. 

Log Cabin Quilters 

Log Cabin Quilters meeting the second Tuesday of every 

month. They bring various speakers in to speak on quilting 

topics. 

President Joanne Gramins 1-262-786-4621 

Location Muskego Public Library 


Time 6:30 PM-9:00 PM 

Muskego High School Musical 

“Thoroughly Modern Millie” 

Thoroughly Modern Millie takes place in New York City in 

1922. It’s the story of a young lady who has just moved to 

the city in search of a new life for herself during a time 

when women were entering the workforce. It is a highspirited 

musical full of intrigue and jazz. 

THU-SAT, FEB. 21-23, 7:00 PM 

SUN, FEB 24, 2:00 PM 

$6.00 Adult Advance ($7.00 @ Door) 

$5.00 Senior Citizen (55+) and children (to age 12) 

All seating is reserved and tickets are non-refundable. 

Tickets available after January 21, 2013. 

All shows at MHS’s Performing Arts Center. 

For more information, call 262-972-1790, ext. 4545. 

You may bring a non-perishable item for the Muskego Food Pantry barrel 

in the PAC lobby whenever you attend a musical or band/choir concert. 

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ProHealth Care 

Regency Events 

Location: Muskego Regency Lodge 

W181 S8540 Lodge Boulevard 

For more information on programs, contact Muskego 

Regency at 1-262-679-0888 and ask for Sue. No 

charge and open to the public. 

Monday, January 7, 10:30 AM 

“Francis Scot Key” presented by David Weidenkeler, 

historical charactor actor and enthusiast. Learn the 

history and times as he presents Key, the writer of 

“The Star Spangled Banner.” 

Monday, February 4, 1:30 PM 

“Hearth Math Presentation” presented by Susan Haas. 

Learn the benefits of The HearthMath Program and 

Stress Management Techniques, a holistic lifestyle approach 

to health and wellness practices. This program 

may be helpful to promote balance, fulfillment 

and better communication in your life. 

Monday, March 11, 1:30 PM 

“Road to Freedom” presented by Waukesha County 

Museum on the Go. This program will explain and develop 

an understanding of the underground railroad 

and the history behind it. 

Watch for Spring Open House at the Regency 

(Date/Time to be announced). 

For a personal tour of the campus, call 262-679-0888. 

Senior Prom at the Regency...Muskego 

Friday, April 19, 6:30 PM-8:00 PM 

Join the seniors from Muskego High School and the 

seniors from Regency Muskego as we celebrate the 

Prom for this entertaining intergenerational event. 

Refreshments and music, dancing and good times! 

Come and see who is crowned this year’s King and 

Queen, it could be you. 

Friday, May 10, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM 

Hanging Basket Flower Sale 

Purchase a variety of beautiful hanging plants or 

patio containers for your summer gardens, perfect 

for Mother’s Day. A large variety of flowers are 

available. Shop early for the best selection. 

Blood Pressure Screening... 

Free to the public at the Health Service Office of Regency, 

W182S8540 Lodge Blvd., every Tuesday from 

1:00 PM-2:00 PM 

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 

Volunteer opportunities for students available at Regency 

Muskego. Please call Sue at 262-679-0888 for 

more information. Assist senior residents with craft 

projects, greeting card club, bowling, bingo and 

more. If you have a “gift” of time or talent that you 

would like to share with others, please join us and 

offer your skills to teach a new idea!

Household Hazardous Waste 

Year-round Collection Sites-- 

Open to any Waukesha County resident. 

MENOMONEE FALLS 

Veolia Environmental Services 

W124 N9451 Boundary 

Road (124th Street) 

Telephone: 262-255-6655 

Every Mon. and Wed. 

11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

MUSKEGO 

Jensen Environmental Management 

W144 S6347 College Court 

1st & 3rd Saturdays 

8 a.m. to noon 

FRANKLIN 

Veolia Environmental Services 

10518 South 124th Street 

Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

WAUKESHA 

City Incinerator Building 

900 Sentry Drive 

(North of Sunset Drive, 

East of the Fox River) 

April - November 

2nd and 4th Saturdays 

8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

3rd Wednesday 

11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

December - March 

2nd Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 

p.m. 

Sites are closed on holidays – 

check the holiday closing 

schedule at 

www.waukeshacounty.gov/ 

recycling 

MUSKEGO SENIOR TAXI 

Now in Service ! 

262-679-4754 

•Low cost rides for Muskego residents age 65 

and above, or for disabled adults receiving SSI 

or SSDI. 

•Riders must be ambulatory (use of walkers or 

canes acceptable). 

•Taxi service available Monday through Friday 

from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. 

•24 hour advanced reservation requested. 

•Fare is generally $3.50 each way with 

Waukesha County Subsidy. Help with applications 

for the subsidy will be provided. 


WINE AND CHEESE TASTING BENEFIT 

DATE: Saturday, May18, 2013 

TIME: 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM 

PLACE: Muskego Public Library 

S73 W16663 Janesville Rd. 

Muskego, WI 53150 

The entire library is transformed 

for this event: many wines from 

various regions, food from local 

restaurants, chocolate, coffee 

tasting, music and raffles, all 

make this a fun evening to remember. 

ADMISSION: $30 per person - 

on sale start ing Dec. 1, 2012 

Purchase tickets at the library. Proceeds benefit 

the Friends of the Library 

TICKETS MAKE A GREAT GIFT! 

•Rides to Muskego dining program at City Hall 

are only $1.00 each way. 

•Trips outside City of Muskego limits may have 

an additional cost based on availability of the 

vehicle. 

•Coupon books for 10 subsidized trips can be 

purchased in advance for $35 as a gift for 

friends or relatives. 

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Muskego Parks & Recreation Phone Numbers 

Parks and Recreation Department Hot Line Information 

1-262-679-4108 1-262-679-5645 

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 

W182 S8200 Racine Ave. • PO Box 749 • 

Muskego WI 53150 

Tear-out 2013 Refuse 

Recycling Calendar in 

this issue. 

CARRIER ROUTE PRESORTED 

POSTAL CUSTOMER 

MUSKEGO WI 53150 

PRSRT STD 

U. S. Postage 

PAID 

Muskego WI 

53150 

Permit No. 12

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