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W63 N645 Washington Ave. • P.O. Box 49 • Cedarburg, WI 53012
www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us
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CEDARBURG PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
CONTENTS
PARKS AND RECREATION
DEPARTMENT OFFICE HOURS
8:30-11:30 A.M. and 12:30-4:30 P.M.
Monday through Friday
City Hall–Lower Level
W63 N645 Washington Ave.
P.O. Box 49
Cedarburg, WI 53012
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Parks and Recreation
Office: .………….................. 375-7611
Senior Center: .…………....…. 375-7644
Forestry: .………………....…... 375-7662
FALL, WINTER, SPRING ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES
3 Registration Information
4 Youth Basketball
5 K5 Sports
5 Kinder Fall Sports
5 Drivers Education Classes
6 Adult Basketball/Volleyball/Softball/Kickball
6 Golf Instruction, Open Gyms
6 Winter Fun Run
7 Aerobics/Zumba/Cardio Fitness Programs
7 Home School PE
8 Gymboree Programs
9 Swimming Badges
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9 Lifeguard Class
DEPARTMENT STAFF
9 Water Fitness/Lap Swimming
Mikko Hilvo, CPRP
Director of Parks, Recreation, & Forestry
Kevin Westphal,
Superintendent of Parks & Forestry
Carol LaFontaine, CPRP
Senior Center Director
Sharon Possley,
Assistant Senior Center Director
Danny Friess,
Recreation Supervisor
Chris Robel,
Secretary
Web: www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us
City Departments, Parks & Recreation
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MEMBERS OF
Southeast Park and Recreation Council
Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association
National Recreation and Park Association
10 Special Events
10 Nordic Walking Clinic
11 Ozaukee Special Olympics
11 CPR/First Aid Classes
11 Youth Center
12 Babysitting Safety
12 Sledding/Skating
13 Youth Baseball/Softball
13 Form & Fitness
14 Senior Center Activities
17 Community Organizations
17 Civic Band
18 Sponsors
19 Registration Forms
20 Community Events Calendar
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PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATION
In fairness to all City, Town and Cedarburg School
District residents, our recreation program registration
procedure has been modified. Resident registrations
will be accepted beginning Tuesday, September 2. To
avoid having to stand in long lines to register, mail-in
and 24-hour drop box registration is encouraged for
the first few days of registration.
All non-resident registrations will be accepted and
processed beginning Friday September 5.
Registration is ongoing until the classes fill or through
the start of the program. Enrollment is limited for
most programs. Be sure to list your second choice for
a program.
RESIDENCY:
RESIDENTS: Mail-in, drop box, and walk-in (in-person) registrations will be processed randomly beginning Tuesday, September 2. All registrations received
after September 2 will be processed on a first-come,
first-served basis.
NON-RESIDENTS: Under a contractual agreement,
the Town of Cedarburg pays a portion of the
Recreation Programs and Administration budget.
Therefore, for recreation programs, a resident is anyone residing in the City or Town of Cedarburg or in
the Cedarburg School District.
FACILITY RESERVATIONS:
The City of Cedarburg has park and recreation facilities which are available for rent. Contact the Parks and
Recreation Department at 375-7611 for details on
rental costs and reservation procedures.
REFUNDS:
A $10.00 processing fee will be charged for refunds
prior to the program start date. Once the program
begins, no refunds are issued unless the program is
cancelled by the department.
JOB OPENINGS
Basketball Officials, Aerobics Instructors,
Scorekeepers, Lifeguards,
Building Supervisors, Pool CS/Concessions.
We are also looking for Volunteers
for our special events.
HOW TO REGISTER
STEP
1
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Complete the registration form on the back page.
Please fill out all information clearly. Be sure to list
your second choice for a program if you prefer one.
Note: some of the programs will have special registration forms available at a later date.
STEP
2
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Make checks payable to:
CEDARBURG PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.
STEP
3
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MAIL-IN
Simply fill out the registration form and mail your
check or money order to:
Cedarburg Parks and Recreation Department
W63 N645 Washington Avenue
P O Box 49
Cedarburg, WI 53012
DROP OFF
24-hour drop box is located outside the south
entrance of City Hall. Place your registration form
with payment in an envelope, addressed to Parks
and Recreation Department.
WALK-IN
Registrations for winter activities will be accepted
in person during office hours of 8:30 - 11:30 A.M.
and 12:30 - 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday,
beginning Tuesday, September 2.
STEP
4
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CONFIRMATIONS
The Cedarburg 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 one is not
enclosed, no confirmation will be sent. You will be
contacted by phone only if classes are cancelled or
filled. If you are not notified, assume your class
will continue as scheduled and attend the first
class.
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YOUTH BASKETBALL INSTRUCTION
COED BASKETBALL 1ST GRADE
This program is for boys and girls to learn the game of basketball in a fun, non-competitive setting. Emphasis will be
placed on learning basic skills. Enrollment is limited.
CLASS #3110-1
LOCATION:
Thorson School Gym
DATES:
December 6 - March 14
(No class Dec. 27, Jan. 3 & Thorson Carnival date)
DAYS:
Saturdays, 10:00 - 11:00 A.M.
FEE:
$50.00 Resident
$55.00 Non-Resident
CLASS #3110-2
LOCATION:
Westlawn School Gym
DATES:
DAYS:
Saturdays, 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
FEE:
$50 Resident
$55 Non-Resident
BOYS BASKETBALL 2ND - 3RD GRADE
This program is for boys to learn the game of basketball in
a fun, non-competitive setting. Emphasis will be placed on
learning basic skills. Enrollment is limited.
CLASS #3112-1
LOCATION:
Thorson School Gym
DATES:
DAYS:
Saturdays, 9:00 - 10:00 A.M.
FEE:
$50.00 Resident
$55.00 Non-Resident
GIRLS BASKETBALL 2ND - 3RD GRADE
This program is for girls to learn the game of basketball in
a fun, non-competitive setting. Emphasis will be placed on
learning basic basketball skills. Enrollment is limited.
CLASS # 3111-1
LOCATION:
Westlawn School Gym
DATES:
DAYS:
Saturdays, 10:00 - 11:00 A.M.
FEE:
$50 Resident
$55 Non-Resident
GIRLS BASKETBALL 4TH - 5TH GRADE
This program is for girls to learn the game of basketball in
a fun, non-competitive setting. Enrollment is limited.
CLASS #3113
LOCATION:
DATES:
DAYS:
FEE:
Thorson School Gym
Saturdays 1:30 - 2:30pm
$50 Resident/$55 Non-Resident
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUES
These leagues are designed to provide a positive team experience for youth. Players learn basic basketball skills and
the concepts of teamwork and sportsmanship. A separate,
specific registration form is required for this program.
The form will be available in the Department Office, on
the City website and in Cedarburg Schools beginning
Monday, September 29. Registration deadline is October 24.
FEE:
$60.00
CLASS #3112-2
LOCATION:
Thorson School Gym
DATES:
DAYS:
Saturdays, 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
FEE:
$50 Resident
$55 Non-Resident
4TH & 5TH GRADES – COED LEAGUE
Practices:
Begin at the end of November, during
the week. Teams practice twice per week.
Games:
At the Community Center Gym January March on Friday nights, Saturdays and
Sundays.
CLASS #3112-3
LOCATION:
Thorson School Gym
DATES:
DAYS:
Saturdays, 12:30 - 1:30 P.M.
FEE:
$50 Resident
$55 Non-Resident
6TH, 7TH, 8TH GRADES BOYS LEAGUE AND GIRLS LEAGUE
Practices:
Begin at the end of November, during
the week. Teams practice twice per week.
Games:
At the Cedarburg High School Gym
January - March on Saturdays and
Sundays.
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K5 SPORT SPECTACULAR
This non-competitive program for K5 children will introduce a variety of sports including basketball, floor hockey,
soccer and football. Low organized games are used to
encourage sportsmanship and aide in the development of
basic skills: running, jumping, catching, and throwing.
LOCATION: Westlawn School Gym
DATES:
Class #3109-1:
Saturdays
Dec. 6 - March 14
(No Class Dec. 27, Jan. 3
& Thorson Carnival)
TIME:
9:00am - 10:00am
FEE:
$50 Resident, $55 Non-Resident
KINDER FALL SPORTS
Children ages 4 and 5 years will develop skills such as following rules, kicking, catching, throwing, and running in a
variety of games and sports.
AGE:
TIME:
DATES:
LOCATION:
FEE:
4-5 years
Saturdays, 9:00am - 10:00am
October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 8
Westlawn School
DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASSES
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+ Only School to offer home pick-up and drop-off for driving lessons!
+ Committed to providing the service and facilities our families have come to expect
+ Experienced Certified instructors with combined 52+ years of professional service
+ Conveniently located 2 blocks from CHS in downtown Cedarburg
HOME PICK-UP
+ Competitive pricing
OFFERED
+ Teaching Cedarburg Students since 1996
Students may begin classroom instruction around age 15. The full course includes the State required 30
hours of classroom education and 12 hours of professional behind-the-wheel instruction.
Course
Class Dates:
Class Times:
FaIl/Winter Classes
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Sept. 8-Sept. 27
Sept. 29-Oct. 18
Oct. 20-Nov. 8
Nov. 24-Dec. 16
Dec. 29-Jan. 20
Jan. 26-Feb. 14
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ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Team applications will be accepted starting September 8,
2008. Preference will be given to those teams that were in
the league last season. Deadline for registration is
September 26, 2008. Contact the Department Office for
application information.
LOCATION: Webster School Gym
W75 N624 Wauwatosa Road
DAY:
Wednesday evenings
DATES:
October 8 - March 11
FEES:
Team Entry Fee:
$375.00
Resident Player Fee:
$10.00
Non-Resident Player Fee: $20.00
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING:
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
ADULT SUNDAY NIGHT OPEN GYM
This “open gym” program features pick-up games of basketball. Participants must be out of high school.
LOCATION: Community Center Gym
DAY:
Sundays
DATES:
October 19 - March 15 (Closed Nov. 23,
Dec. 28, Feb. 8)
TIMES:
7:30 - 9:30 P.M.
FEE:
$3.00
This “open gym” program features pick-up games of basketball. Participants must be out of high school.
2009 ADULT KICKBALL LEAGUE
Co-ed League will begin forming in March, 2009. Games
are played on Sunday evenings from May through August
at Behling Field. For more information, contact the
Department at 375-7611.
ADULT VOLLEYBALL
LEAGUES
Recreational, non-officiated
leagues are available for men
and women. Teams that played
last season will be given preference in submitting a team
application.
Contact
the
Department for application
information.
FEES: Team Entry Fee: $90.00
Resident Player Fee: $10.00
Non-Res. Player Fee: $20.00
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Friday, September 26, 2009
Men’s League
LOCATION:
DAY:
DATES:
Webster School Gym
W75 N624 Wauwatosa Road
Monday evenings
October 6 - March 9
ADULT NOON HOUR OPEN GYM
DAY:
Fridays
DATES:
September 5 - July 31 (Off August, Nov. 28,
Dec. 5, July 3)
TIMES:
11:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.
FEE:
$3.00 daily
Season Pass: $70
Women’s League
DAY:
Monday evenings
DATES:
October 6 - March 9
*If you are interested in officiating in any of the
Department-sponsored leagues, please contact the Parks
and Recreation Department for more information and an
application. (262) 375-7611.
WINTER FUN RUN
Cedarburg/Grafton Winter Fun Run
For serious runners who may be going through racing
withdrawal during the long winter months and for those
not so serious but would like to run with others in an
organized “fun” event, this is it! Run or Walk from
Cedarburg City Hall to Grafton Senior Center. Healthy
Snack will be provided in Grafton. When you are ready to
go home a bus will bring participants back to Cedarburg.
All entries will receive a t-shirt. No prizes or awards, just
bragging rights that you ran this winter.
DAY:
Saturday
DATE:
December 13
TIME:
Starts at 8:00am
REGISTER BY: December 8
FEE:
$10
GOLF INSTRUCTION
Get back in the swing! This sixweek program is designed to help
not only the beginner but also for
those wanting to improve their golf
skills. Class is open to children ages
13 and over (parent must also register for the class) and adults.
Participants must provide their own
equipment. Program fee does not
include driving range costs.
LOCATION: Community Center
Gym
DAYS:
Monday or
Wednesday
DATES:
CLASS #2190: April 14 - May 19
2009 ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Men’s, Women’s, and Co-ed Church Leagues begin forming
in February and March, 2009. Games are played from May
through August at Behling Field. For more information,
contact the Department at 375-7611
TIMES:
FEE:
CLASS #2191: April 16 - May 21
7:00 - 8:00 P.M.
$45.00 Resident
$55.00 Non-Resident
AEROBICIZE WITH THE BEAT
Come and join a group of new instructors for a high-intensity dance aerobic work-out. Participants are encouraged
to work at their own pace. Register prior to the first class
using the registration form in the booklet or in person at
the Department Office.
LOCATION:
DATES:
Class #2213
Class #2214
Class #2210
Class #2211
Class #2212
DAYS:
TIME:
FEES:
Instructor:
Community Center Gym
September 2 - October 16
(No class 9/9)
October 28 - December 11
(No class 11/4, 11/27)
Jan. 6 - Feb. 19 (No class 2/17)
Feb. 24 - April 9
(No classes 4/7)
April 21 - June 4
DAYS:
TIME:
SESSIONS:
FEES:
Instructor:
LOW IMPACT FITNESS EXERCISE
Join us for a fun and healthy workout the low impact way!
One foot on the ground at all times minimizes the impact to
your joints. Class involves a full range of aerobic exercise,
strength training and stretching to build stamina, maintain
muscle tone and achieve greater flexibility. We encourage
you to work at your own pace and we offer alternatives if
needed. Every “Body” is welcome! Register prior to the
first class using the registration form in the booklet or in
person at the Department Office.
LOCATION:
DATES: Class #2215
Class #2216
Class #2219
Class #2220
Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:15 - 10:15 A.M.
$26.00 Resident
$31.00 Non-Resident
Evelyn Nowak
CARDIO FUSION
This 60 minute class uses dance movements, yoga and pliates techniques, along with weights and stretching to provide a complete workout. Bring energy to your day with
this early morning start!
Mondays and Wednesdays
6:45 - 7:45 A.M.
1: October 27 - December 10
2: January 5 - February 18
3: February 23 - April 8
4: April 20 - June 5 (no class May 25)
$50 Resident
$55 Non-Resident
Sandie Kass
ZUMBA
Zumba Zoom…Exercise with a lively beat! Come try the
new fitness craze that is sweeping the nation! Zumba fuses
Latin and global music, using dynamic and energetic dance
themes to give you a dose of fun and fitness! This workout
is unlike any you have ever done before – you’ll forget that
you’re working out because the focus of Zumba is the
music! You’ll dance like you’ve never danced before, all the
while gaining the benefits of an aerobic workout. All fitness
levels are welcome, and no previous dance background is
necessary. Anyone, and everyone, is invited to sweat it out
with Zumba!
DATES: Session 1: Sept. 2 - Oct. 16 (No class Sept. 9)
Session 2: Oct. 28 - Dec 11 (No class Nov. 4, 27)
Session 3: Jan. 6 - Feb. 19 (No class Feb. 17)
Session 4: Feb. 24 - April 9 (No class April 7)
Session 5: April 21 - June 4
DAYS: Tuesday & Thursday
TIME: 6:00am - 7:00am
FEE:
Instructor: Joy Brezovar
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Class #2221
DAYS:
TIME:
FEES:
Sept. 2 - Oct. 17 (No class 9/9)
Oct. 27 - Dec. 12
(No class 11/4, 11/27, 11/28, 12/5)
(No pm classes 12/4)
Jan. 5 - Feb. 20, (No class 2/17)
Feb. 23 - April 10
(No class April 7)
April 20 - June 5
(No class 5/25)
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
8:00 - 9:00 A.M.
$33.00 Resident
$38.00 Non-Resident
8:00am - 9:00 am or 5:30 - 6:30pm
$26 Resident
$31 Non-Resident
Instructors: Sandie Kass, Sue Pipkorn, Janis Gralewski.
DAYS:
TIME:
FEES:
HOMESCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION
(ages 5 - 14)
We will teach and have you practice the skills that are used
in the Presidential Physical Fitness Tests. The program tests
the level of physical fitness in five events - curl ups, shuttle
run, endurance run, push ups, sit and reach. Participants
will have the chance to receive various awards given by the
Presidential Fitness Program. This is a nationwide program
used in various schools and recreation centers. In addition,
each day will include a game. (6 weeks)
DAY:
Wednesday
DATE:
Session 1: Sept. 24 - Oct. 29
Session 2: Jan. 28 - March 4
TIME:
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Instructor:
Staff
Enrollment:
Min. 6, Max. 25
Register Before:
1 week prior to the
beginning of the class.
FEE:
$25 Resident
$35 Non-Resident
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GYMBOREE CLASSES
Gymboree is the worldwide leader in providing classes for preschool children. In consultation with experts in the field of
early childhood education, such as Dr. Harvey Karp, LeapFrog Schoolhouse, Zero to Three, and many others, we have
carefully crafted our programs to benefit every child physically, cognitively and emotionally. The Gymboree programs are
brought to your community by the Brookfield Square Gymboree Play & Music location. For more information, visit our
website at www.gymboreeclasses.com. These classes will be held at the Cedarburg Community Gym.
GYMBOREE PRESCHOOL
We’ll focus on developing sport skills including themes
such as “catching”, “obstacle courses”, and “kicking” with
fun activities. We’ll also focus on essential skills for school
readiness including sharing, listening, and cooperation.
Session 1: October 1 - November 5 (Themes: Catching,
Obstacle Courses, Kicking)
Session 2: January 14 - February 18 (Themes: Jumping,
Changing Directions, Relays)
DAY:
TIME:
AGE:
MIN/MAX:
FEE:
Wednesdays
9:15 - 10:00 A.M.
3-5 years
5/15
FAMILY ART
We’ll be inspired together and make memories n the
Gymboree on the Go Art Studio. Sculpt with a giant block of
clay, design a family tree, paint a mural or make a creation
of your very own. Projects are family centered and suitable
for multiple age groups.
DAY:
TIME:
AGE:
MIN/MAX:
FEE:
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Wednesdays
12:30 - 1:15 P.M.
18 months - 5 years
5/15
January 14 - February 18
February 25 - April 1
GLOBAL KIDS
“Toot, toot”, do you hear the train whistle? Jump on board
as we travel to a new area of the world each week. We’ll
explore areas such as Canada, Africa, and Europe with
movement activities, music, props, and a craft – perfect for
helping to establish early cultural awareness. We’ll record
our journey each week in our travel journal which will be a
lasting souvenir of this fun class!
DAY:
TIME:
AGE:
MIN/MAX:
FEE:
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Wednesdays
8:15 - 8:45 A.M.
18 months - 5 years
5/15
GYMBOREE INFANTS
In this class, we’ll explore the senses and support visual
and auditory development with tummy time, flashlight
play, first songs and more. Includes parent discussion time
to help learn about your child’s development and Infant
Massage to connect and bond with your new baby.
DAY:
TIME:
AGE:
MIN/MAX:
FEE:
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Wednesdays
10:15 - 11:00 A.M.
Birth - 6 months
5/15
$55 Res., $60 Non-Res.
FAMILY GYMBOREE
Bring all your children to the same class and enjoy fun
learning activities created for groups of siblings and
friends. With classes devoted to supporting multi-aged
learning, children 6 month - 5 years are encouraged to
socially interact and learn from each other. Activities provide fun new challenges for every developmental stage.
DAY:
TIME:
AGE:
MIN/MAX:
FEE:
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Wednesdays
11:15 - 12:00 P.M.
6 months - 5 years
5/15
$55 Res., $60 Non-Res.
SWIMMING BADGE (All Scouts)
Complete your Swimming Badge. Activities include: basic
reaching and throwing assists, use of the buddy system, float
with clothing, self help in cold water or strong current, experiment with various swim strokes. Scouts should have completed Red Cross Level II or be able to swim 25 yards on the
front or back. Scouts unable to swim the required skills will
not complete all the requirements. The workshop will
include 11⁄2 hour of instruction and 1⁄2 hour of open swim.
Students need to bring long pants, button down long sleeve
shirt, shoes and socks that are clean but can go in the water.
DAY:
Friday
DATE:
February 20
TIME:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
LOCATION:
Cedarburg High School Pool
ENROLLMENT: min. 10, max. 40
Register Before: February 13
FEE:
AQUANAUT BADGE
(Weblos Scouts)
Complete your Aquanaut Badge.
Activities include: surface dives,
use of lifejackets, introduction to
mask, fins and snorkel, basic
reaching and throwing assists, use
of the buddy system, use of the
safe swim defense. Scouts should
have completed Red Cross level III
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.
Scouts unable to swim the
required skills will not complete
all the requirements. Workshop
will include 11⁄2 hours of instruction and 1⁄2 hour of open swim.
DAY:
Friday
DATE:
January 16
TIME:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
LOCATION:
Register Before: January 9
FEE:
WATER FUN BADGE (Junior Girl Scouts)
Complete your Water Fun Badge. Activities include: basic
reaching and throwing assists, use of lifejackets, use of the
buddy system, introduction to the pool and lifeguard
duties, how to use clothes in cold, wet, and warm environments. Scouts need little swim experience, and they must
be comfortable in the water. The workshop will include 11⁄2
hours of instruction and 1⁄2 hour of open swim.
DAY:
Friday
DATE:
March 6
TIME:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
LOCATION:
Register Before: February 27
FEE:
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LIFEGUARD CLASS – ages 15+
This American Red Cross class will certify you as a
Lifeguard. Topics Covered: 1) Lifeguard Skills, 2) CPR 3)
Use of an AED, 4) First Aid. Course Fees include a
Lifeguard Book and a Rescue Mask.
*You must attend all classes in order to receive certification.
DAY:
DATES:
TIME:
LOCATION:
Instructor:
ENROLLMENT:
Register Before:
FEE:
Saturday
Feb. 28 - April 25 (No class 4/11 & 4/18)
1:00pm - 6:00pm
Karrie Suhr
min. 6, max. 12
February 20
$150
WATER FITNESS
Swimmers and non-swimmers can benefit from this vigorous, well-rounded fitness class that improves circulation,
strength and flexibility without the impact of land aerobics.
Punchcard gives you the flexibility to attend the classes that
fit your schedule. Times subject to change.
LOCATION: Cedarburg High School Pool
DATES:
Session 1:
Sept. 29 - Dec. 17
Monday - Thursday
(No Class 10/14)
Session 2:
Jan. 5 – May 14
Monday - Thursday
(No Class 1/15, 1/22, 4/13 - 4/16)
TIMES:
7:30 - 8:30 P.M.
FEES:
Resident:
$4.00 per class
$45.00 for 12 punch card
Non-Resident: $6.00 per class
DEEP WATER FITNESS
The deep water class will give your joints and bones even
more of a rest while you work your muscles and get in an
excellent cardiovascular workout.
DATES:
September 29 - December 17:
Mon. & Thurs.
Jan. 5 - May 14: Monday & Thursday
TIME:
7:30pm - 8:30pm
FEES:
Same as water fitness
LAP SWIMMING
Lap lanes available for adults and teens (13 years and older)
that are accompanied by a parent.
DATES:
Session 1:
Sept. 29 - Dec. 17
Session 2:
Jan. 5 - May 14
TIMES:
7:30 - 8:30 P.M.
Monday - Thursday
FEES:
Resident:
$3.00 per time
Non-Resident: $5.00 per time
$100 for 24 punch card
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SPECIAL EVENTS
HALLOWEEN BAND JAM
Come listen to your favorite local bands and enjoy the company of your friends. Feel free to dress up in a Halloween
costume or come as yourself. Prizes will be awarded for the
best costumes.
WHEN:
WHERE:
FEE:
October 31 - Starting at 6:00pm
Community Gym
$3.00 at the door
BREAK DANCE SHOW
Gravity Benders will once again entertain you with their
flips and dance moves. This group out of Milwaukee have
performed all over Wisconsin and been in competition in
Chicago. Their Halloween Themed show will keep you
entertained all evening. There is also a chance for you to
learn some “moves” from the performers after the show.
WHEN:
WHERE:
FEE:
Sunday
October 26,
2008
4:00pm - 7:00pm
October 24 - Starting at 7pm
$7.00 at the door
NORDIC WALKING CLINIC
Once again the Cedarburg Parks and Recreation
Department is offering this very popular Nordic Walking
Class. Nordic Walking burns more calories than regular
walking and works the upper body as well as the lower
body muscles. The class is taught by a Certified Trainer and
Nordic Walking Expert. This activity can be done outdoors
all year long. Class fee includes free set of poles with straps
and extra tips.
LOCATION:
DATE:
DAY:
TIME:
Register by:
FEE:
CITY OF
CEDARBURG
OFFICIAL
TRICK OR TREAT
Community Gym
October 2
Thursday
6:00pm
September 14
Resident $55, Non-Resident $60
FAMILY PUZZLE CONTEST
It’s Family Time! Come join other Families to finish a 500
piece jigsaw puzzle for a chance to win a 2008 Cedarburg
Pool Family Resident Swim Pass. (Feel free to bring snacks
and drinks for your family to enjoy while putting the puzzle together)
Sponsored by BJ Becks Toys.
FEE:
$10 per family
DATE:
February 6
DAY:
Friday
TIME:
6:00pm
LOCATION: Senior Center
HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY & SHOW
(ages 2 - 12 Years)
Cedarburg’s 3rd annual costume party includes games, prizes,
costume judging and entertainment. All children must be
accompanied by a parent. A magician will perform from
7:00pm - 8:00pm after the costume party. Costume judging
done between 6:15pm - 6:45pm.
*Sponsored by Cedarburg Junior Woman’s Club.
Day:
Date:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Wednesday
October 29
6:00 - 8:00pm
FREE
OZAUKEE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
A year round program that provides athletic training
and sports competition for individuals with development disabilities. Open to athletes 8 years and older.
Athletes participate in volleyball and basketball. For
further information contact Pat Armbruster at 375-2651.
LOCATION:
DATES:
TIME:
September - March
Tuesday evening 6:45 - 8:15 pm
HEARTSAVER CPR
(Ages 16+)
You never know when you have to perform CPR in the
workplace, in public, or at home. This class will teach you
Adult/Child/Infant CPR and also how to help someone
who is choking. This class is an American Heart Association
Class.
LOCATION:
DATES:
TIMES:
FEE:
Instructor:
CITY HALL LOWER LEVEL
Session 1: Oct. 7 & Oct. 9
Session 2: March 10 & 12
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Mikko Hilvo, AHA Certified Instructor
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HEARTSAVER AED
(Ages 16+)
This American Heart Association class will teach you how
to do CPR and also how to use an Automated External
Defibrillator. Certification card will be given at the end of
the class. For more information please call: (262) 375-7611.
LOCATION:
DATES:
TIME:
FEE:
Instructor:
Session 1: November 12
Session 2: April 15
6:00pm - 10:00pm
Mikko Hilvo, AHA Certified Instructor
AMERICAN RED CROSS FIRST AID
(Ages 16 +)
This American Red Cross basic First Aid Course will teach
you skills to provide care of a person who is injured or
becomes suddenly ill.
LOCATION:
DATES:
TIME:
FEE:
Instructor:
Session 1: October 14 & 16
Session 2: March 17 & 19
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Mikko Hilvo, Red Cross Certified
CEDARBURG YOUTH CENTER
Cedarburg Community Center Gym
The Cedarburg Youth Center (CYC) is open Monday through Thursday afternoons October 6 through April
30. CYC hours will be from 3:00pm to 5:00 pm Activities include open gym, air hockey, ping-pong, pool,
foosball, video games (Wii) and concessions. The CYC is open to all students in grades 5th - 8th who reside
in the Cedarburg School District.
This is a “drop-in” program with a $2.00 fee per day payable upon entry. For further information contact
the Parks and Recreation Department at 375-7611.
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BABYSITTING SAFETY
In cooperation with the American Red Cross, a seven-hour babysitting course for youth, ages 11 - 15 year olds, will
stress babysitter safety. The course will teach you everything you need to be a great babysitter. This fun interactive
course teaches first aid and safety skills so you can prevent and respond to emergencies. And, as a Red-Cross-trained
babysitter, you’ll gain confidence and valuable skills to impress parents.
LOCATION:
DATES:
FEE:
Cedarburg City Hall, Room 2, lower level
CLASS #1115 - 9
October 15 & 16
4:00 - 7:30 P.M.
CLASS #1115 - 1
February 11 & 12
4:00 - 7:30 P.M.
CLASS #1115 - 2
April 21 & 22
4:00 - 7:30 P.M.
Residents:
$90
Non-Residents: $100
ICE SKATING
The City will maintain the river at Boy Scout Park and the
lagoon at Woodland Park for ice skating. A heated shelter is
provided at Boy Scout Park. No other ponds or lagoons are
maintained by the City for skating.
The rinks are closed when the temperature falls below zero,
until the rinks can be plowed after a snow storm, or unseasonable weather conditions. The rink at Boy Scout Park is lit
for evening skating.
GREEN LIGHT/FLAG –
Ice is Safe
RED LIGHT/FLAG –
Ice is NOT Safe
CAUTION: THE RINKS AND SLEDDING HILLS
ARE NOT SUPERVISED, SKATE AND SLED AT
YOUR OWN RISK.
SLEDDING
Three hills in the City of Cedarburg are available for sledding: Centennial Park, E. Stephen Fischer Park, and Cedar
Creek Park.
PLEASE VISIT THE CEDARBURG PARKS AND RECREATION WEBSITE FOR MORE PROGRAM INFORMATION
AT WWW.CI.CEDARBURG.WI.US, CITY DEPARTMENTS, PARKS AND RECREATION.
SUMMER ACTIVITY GUIDE WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE APRIL 1, 2008
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2009 YOUTH T-BALL/HARDBALL/
SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Registration forms will be available in Cedarburg Schools
and on the City website after February 2, 2009. This program is open to children living in the Cedarburg School
District currently in K through 8th grade. Child must be 5
prior to June 1, 2009 to participate.
GIRLS FASTPITCH
CONTACT: Terry Wagner 377-6212
U12 & U14
Tryouts: Sept. 17 3:00pm - U14
4:30pm - U12
Sept. 20 8:30am - U12
10:00am - U14
CEDARBURG SELECT BASEBALL
CONTACT: Jeff Gylland, 377-1709
Juniors:
3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grades
Adlai Horn Park diamond
Seniors:
7th and 8th grades
Cedarburg High School diamond
*Tryouts are Oct. 4 & 5
Tryouts will be held at Webster Fields.
Be on time bring both glove and spikes.
We will supply helmets and bats.
CLASS DAYS AND TIMES:
*In partnership with Form and Fitness, the Cedarburg
Parks and Recreation department is offering various fitness classes. Register at the Park and Recreation Dept.
Group Active
Monday & Wednesday: 6:30am
Group Power/Centergy
Monday & Wednesday: 12:00pm
DATES:
Session 1: September 9 - October 15
Session 2: October 20 - November 27
Session 3: January 12 - February 19
Session 4: February 23 - April 2
LOCATION: Form and Fitness Grafton
FEES: Residents $55, Non-Residents $60
FITNESS
CLASSES
Group Active/Group Power
Tuesday & Thursday: 6:35pm
Group Centergy
Wednesday: 6:35pm
HOMESTEAD PHYSICAL THERAPY
ORTHOPEDIC & SPORTS THERAPY
SERVING OUR COMMUNITY FOR OVER 20 YEARS
www.worc.net
WORC
Don Olsen, EdD, PT, OCS • Ann John, OT
APTA Board Certified Orthopedic Specialists
Cedarburg, WI
262-377-4077
Proud to be part of the Community
CEDARBURG
(262) 375-5459
www.mibank.com
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OLDER ADULT ACTIVITIES
WEEKLY EVENTS AND CLASSES
Bingo
1st and 3rd Monday of each month
12:45 PM - 2:30 PM
Blood Pressure Screening
1st Monday, 11:45 AM
Book Chat
1st, 2nd, and 4th Friday at 1:15 PM
Bridge, 500
Tuesdays, 1:00 PM
Ceramics
1st & 3rd Thursdays, 12:45 PM - 3:00 PM
Christmas Ceramics thru December
Chorus
Mondays, 12:30 PM
Chicken Foot
Thursdays 12:45 PM
Exercise - “Get Off Your Rocker”
10:30 - 11:30 AM
September 11 - May 22, 2009
Open Studio for Painters
Wednesdays, 1:00 PM
Play Pool
Call for days/times
Sheepshead
Thursdays, 7:00 - 10:00 PM
Teddy Bear Class
Fridays 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Ewesful Knitters
Meet the 1st Monday of each month, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Knit, share ideas and skills. Instruction and demonstration
at each meeting. Beginners to experienced knitters welcome.
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
WITH CHRIS JUETTER
Tuesdays, September 30 - November 18, 2008
1:00 p.m ~ 3:15 p.m.
8 week class - Cost: $56.00
Join watercolor students, beginning to advanced to explore
various approaches to handling the medium. We’ll splash,
spatter and create paintings, loosen up and have a ball.
Classes held at the Cedarburg Senior Center. Call 375-7644
to register.
FLU SHOTS ~ OCTOBER 6, 2008
CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER
9 AM - 2 PM
Provided by the Ozaukee County Health Department
Seniors should bring their Medicare cards. For those not on
Medicare, cost is $25 for a flu shot, $40 for a pneumonia
shot.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING 11:45 a.m.
By Cedar Springs & Cedar Gardens of Cedarburg. Monday,
Sept. 8 and then the first Monday of the month.
THE CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER
The Cedarburg Senior Center, located in the Lincoln
Building, W63 N643 Washington Avenue, is open
Monday through Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. All persons 55 and older are welcome. Lounge area, games,
cards and pool table are available. Registration is necessary for most programs. Call 375-7644 for more information on these programs and other services sponsored by
the Senior Center. Monthly newsletter available at the
Senior Center or through the mail.
17th ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER
HOSTED BY FRED BEYER
CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER’S
17th ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2008 - 5:00 P.M.
Since 1990, Fred Beyer has hosted a turkey feast for
Cedarburg area older adults. Seniors are invited to join
Fred, his family and a multitude of volunteers as they host
this years’ event. The event will include a full roast turkey
dinner complete with the trimmings plus entertainment.
Tickets will be on sale beginning Oct. 1 at the Cedarburg
Senior Center. Admission is by ticket only.
SENIOR CENTER NEWSLETTER
“THE LINCOLN ADDRESS”
Special events, programs, speakers, and tours are advertised bi-monthly in the newsletter available at the Center or
through the mail at $5.00 per year.
CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER CHORUS
Adults 55 years and older who enjoy music and are interested in singing with a group and entertaining others are
invited to join the Cedarburg Senior Center Singers. The
group is under the direction of Eugene Bilich and meets on
Mondays at 12:30 P.M.
THE COFFEE’S ON ME
Wednesday, September 3, October 1,
November 5, and December 3, 2008
10:30 a.m.
Each month a different featured speaker and presenter will
be at the Cedarburg Senior Center for an informative program presented by Greg Michaels, Investment
Representative. No fee, program sponsored by Greg
Michaels. Refreshments served.
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OLDER ADULT ACTIVITIES
GREAT OPERATIC LOVE STORIES
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Romance has always been a central theme of musical theatre. Corliss Phillabaum, UW–Milwaukee Emeritus
Professor of Theatre will conduct a 6 week class at the
Cedarburg Senior Center beginning September 4 devoted
to operatic love stories. Each meeting will explore several
different works and composers. Video excerpts will be
shown. Phillabaum lectures regularly and writes reviews
for Florentine Opera of Milwaukee. For 2 decades he has
presented pre-program talks at Opera performances. He
brings his great insight and love for Opera to the Cedarburg
Senior Center for this exciting and interesting 6 week class.
Cost is $25.00. Sign-up today. (no class Sept 25)
HEALTHYLIVING LECTURE SERIES
With Bernard Rosen, PhD
NEW MONTHLY SERIES ~ 10:30 am
September 10 - Enzymes - The Key to Life
(and Good Digestion)
October 8 - Hormones - The Regulators of the Body
November 12 - Reducing Your Risk for Diabetes and
Heart Disease
December 10 - Healthy Holiday Tips and Open Q & A
Lunch is available following the lecture at the Senior
Center. Call 375-7644 to make reservation.
This program is free and sponsored by a grant
from the Cedarburg Junior Women’s Club
TAI CHI NEW CLASS STARTS SEPT. 4
Tai Chi is a moving form of Yoga and meditation combined.
The value of Tai Chi lies in its emphasis on total body integration and developing internal strength, relaxation and
coordination. Tai Chi is a gentle exercise, consisting of slow,
rhythmic, fluid movements. The movements of this gentle
exercise are adjustable to fit the health and strength level of
each individual. Hans Klijnsmit, will lead the sessions in
the Cedarburg Community Center Gym. 6 week class.
Thursdays from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Cost: $35
TAI CHI ~ SHORT FORM
NEW CLASS STARTS SEPT. 4
The Sun Style Short Form is specifically designed for but
not limited to people who experience the affects of arthritis.
This form of Tai Chi is equally well suited for those of 55
years and older. It is less demanding than other
styles of Tai Chi, but shares the same principles of
harmonizing the energy process within the body
by teaching relaxation, deep breathing techniques
and concentration on the Tai Chi form. One will
experience a feeling of well being and improvement in posture and balance. Hans Klijnsmit, will
lead the sessions in the Cedarburg Community
Center Gym. 6 week class.
Thursdays from 12:00 - 12:45 p.m. Cost: $35
FEINGOLD STAFF TO HOLD
OZAUKEE COUNTY OFFICE HOURS
Rebeca Lopez, Regional Coordinator for U.S. Senator Russ
Feingold, will hold Ozaukee County office hours on
Wednesday, September 24, 2008. These office hours will
provide residents of the area an opportunity to discuss
issues of federal concern with a member of Senator
Feingold’s staff.
Ozaukee County office hours will be held at the Cedarburg
Senior Center, W63N643 Washington Avenue, from 11:00
am to 12:00 pm.
Residents are encouraged to attend. For those who cannot
attend this meeting, Senator Feingold’s Milwaukee staff can
be reached at (414) 276-7282.
SOLEFULLY YOURS FOOT CARE
Wednesday, Sept. 3, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3
Monday, Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Nov. 24, Dec. 22
at the Cedarburg Senior Center, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sign up at the Cedarburg Senior Center by calling
375-7644. The cost is $25 for a 30 minute session
Convenient on site care includes; * Foot soak * Gentle exfoliation wash * Toenail trim * Foot massage * Foot and toenail assessment/recommendation to podiatry care as necessary. You are asked to have clean feet and bring 2 towels.
There will be a privacy screen provided. Appointments are
required.
DR. FRANKLIN MILLER RETURNS
“AMERICAN MUSIC PIONEERS”
Thursdays, October 23 through November 20, 2008
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
The 20th century represents what is arguably the greatest
diversity and most widely differing number of musical
styles in the entire history of music. The class will study
and listen to significant music by important 20th Century
American composers, including iconoclastic artists such as
Charles Ives and Henry Cowell, more traditional composers such as Samuel Barber and Roy Harris, attempts to
employ jazz and folk music idioms indigenous to America
as in some music by Gershwin, Copland and Thomson,
important works in the electronic medium represented by
Luening, Babbitt and Varèse, and finally, the path-breaking
music of Cage, Glass, Crumb and a number of others. Be
prepared to be surprised, even amazed at what you might
hear during the course!
Cost is $25 for the entire class.
Payment is due at registration.
Instructor: Dr. Franklin S. Miller, Associate
Professor of Music, emeritus, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Possible Wednesday class October 22 through
November 19.
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OLDER ADULT ACTIVITIES – SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
HOLIDAY CRAFT & GIFT SALE
Thursday, December 4
Friday, December 5
12:00pm – 5:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
Saturday, December 6
10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Spaces available for rent to crafters. Call 375-7644 for information.
SHOPPING AT
BAY SHORE TOWNE CENTER
Wednesday, Sept. 10 and Oct. 8
Take the Cedarburg Senior Van to Bay
Shore Towne Center in Glendale for an
afternoon of shopping. Cost is $10 per
person round trip. The van will pick
Cedarburg residents up at home at 1:00
PM. Pick up at Bay Shore is 4:00 PM.
Space is limited. Call 375-7644.
9TH ANNUAL ART SHOW
FOR SENIOR ARTISTS
Open to any artist in the
Cedarburg Area, age 55 and
older. Artists can bring up to
three pieces of two-dimensional original artwork, any media.
Space will determine if all
pieces will be hung. All artwork must be of original
design, not created from kits.
All artwork must be display
ready, framed with sturdy
hangers, hooks or wires. There
is no fee to enter the show.
Applications will be available
after February 2, 2009.
TRANSPORTATION FOR SENIORS
Driving can often become a problem for the best of drivers. When non-emergency transportation is needed, use
the Cedarburg Senior Center Van Service; leave the driving
to our volunteer drivers. The van is available MondayFriday 8 am to 4 pm.
Call 375-7644, 24 hours in advance to schedule a ride.
THE CEDARBURG DINING CENTER
You are invited Monday ~ Friday to have lunch with us.
Enjoy a delicious, nutritional meal, conversation and meet
other older adults. This is not an income eligible program.
Anyone who is 60 or older is welcome to join us. Make
reservations by calling Anna, Cedarburg mealsite manager
at 483-2876 before 11:30 a.m. the day before you plan to
come. JOIN US FOR WEEKLY EVENTS
Serving at 12:00 at the Cedarburg Senior Center, W63 N643
Washington Ave.
** First time diners will receive one free lunch**
FIRESIDE TOURS 2009
Wednesday, February 18 – Those Fabulous Fifties ~ Part 2
Friday, March 27 ~ The Fantasticks
with a stop at Jones Sausage Outlet
Thursday, April 30 ~ Disney’s High School Musical
Friday, July 17 ~ The Witnesses
Wednesday, September 30 ~ The Sound of Music
Thursday, December 10 ~ Fireside Christmas
with a stop at Jones Sausage Outlet
More tours coming for 2009. See center newsletter for
details.
MEGA RUMMAGE SALE
CEDARBURG SENIOR CENTER
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2009 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.
Contact the Senior Center at 375-7644 to reserve a space to
sell your rummage.
BINGO SPONSORED BY
COMFORT KEEPERS
MONDAY - September 24
WEDNESDAY, October 29 - Halloween Bingo Party
MONDAY, November 24 - Thanksgiving Bingo Party
Cash prizes for bingo provided by a donation from Comfort
Keepers. Come for noon lunch and stay for bingo.
Reservations are necessary for lunch, call 483-2876 to make
a lunch reservation. A donation for the noon meal will be
accepted.
CPR CLASS FOR ADULT
October 13 & 14 ~ 8:30am - 11:30am
You never know when you have to perform CPR in the
workplace, in public, or at home. This class will teach you
Adult/Child/Infant CPR and also how to help someone
who is choking. This class will be held at the Cedarburg
Senior Center and is an American Heart Association Class
taught by AHA Certified Instructor, Mikko Hilvo. Cost is
$25 payable at registration. Must attend both days to
receive certification.
OKTOBERFEST
PARTY & NOON LUNCH
Wednesday, October 22
Musical entertainment by Kathleen Jacoby on the
accordion playing your favorite polkas and more.
Oktoberfest isn’t just for Germans, we invite everyone to
enjoy the fun just like in the old country. There will be
music, contests, German theme meal and root beer floats.
Reservations are necessary.
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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY
PLEASE NOTE: The Cedarburg Parks & Recreation Department does not administer nor does it directly
sponsor any of the following programs. This information is given for public reference.
Please contact respective program providers for information.
American Legion
377-9987
Cedarburg Colts
Pat Moore 377-6542
Chamber
377-5856
Civic Band
Cedarburg Soccer Club
www.cedarburgsoccer.com
Cedarburg Basketball Club
www.cedarburgbasketball.com
Cedarburg Lions Club
www.cedarburglionsclub.org
Cedarburg 5-corners Lions Club
375-4228
Cedarburg Select Baseball
Jeff Gylland 377-1799
Girls Select Fastpitch
Terry Wagner 377-6212
Junior Woman’s Club
www.cedarburgjuniors.org
Cedarburg Woman’s Club
375-3404
Cultural Center
Matthew Brockmeier 375-3676
Ozaukee Ice Center
375-6851
School District
376-6100
Volunteer Center
377-1616
Visitor Center
377-9620
Cedarburg/Grafton Rotary
377-1681
Senior Chorus
Senior Center 375-7644
Festivals
377-3891
*If your organization is interested in being in this directory please call the Recreation office at (262) 375-7611.
CEDARBURG CIVIC BAND
High school students and adults are welcome to join us. You haven’t picked
up your musical instrument in a long time. No problem. This is your opportunity to play with community members. From May until early August, the
band rehearses on Tuesday evenings on the second floor of the Community
Gym. Cedarburg is one of the few community bands in Wisconsin that
marches in parades in addition to performing concerts in the park. Please
join us in Spring. For other information please visit the band’s website at:
City Departments; Parks and Recreation; Civic Band
SUMMER PARK RENTALS
Summer park rental information is available for pick up at the Cedarburg Parks and Recreation Office in the
lower level of City Hall. Reservations for summer 2009 are accepted the first business day in January.
For additional information please visit our website at: www.ci.cedarburg.wi.us,
City Departments, Parks & Recreation.
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PLEASE
SUPPORT
OUR
SPORSORS
The
Stagecoach Inn
“A Little Country Inn in The City”
A Historically Restored
1853 Stone Building
The Stagecoach Inn – Bed and Breakfast
Bed and Breakfast
W61 N520 Washington Avenue • Cedarburg, WI 53012
(262) 375-0208 • Fax (262) 375-6170
1-888-375-0208
www.stagecoach-inn-wi.com
Dr. Gary Walters
OZAUKEE EYECARE CLINIC
*Complete Vision Services
* LASIK Surgury Co-management
*Medical treatment of eye disorders
* Eyeglasses/Contact Lenses
Caring for your families in
Cedarburg For 27 years
377-9686
BEYER’S TRUE VALUE
RENTAL
EVERYTHING YOU NEED, JUST ASK
COMPUTER PAINT MATCHING
WE MAKE COLOR SIMPLE
WINDOW AND SCREEN REPAIR
QUICK TURN AROUND
SMALL ENGINE SERVICE
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
SHARPENING SERVICE
KNIVES, LAWN MOWER BLADES,
CIRCULAR SAWS, DRILL BITS AND MORE
STORE HOURS
MON – FRI 8-8 SAT 8-5 SUN 10-3
262-377-1313
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FALL/WINTER/SPRING REGISTRATION
Parent’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: ____________________ Work phone & Name of person to contact: ___________________________________
Email Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Reside in:
❑ City of Cedarburg
Participant’s Name
❑ Town of Cedarburg
Sex
Age
Grade
❑ School District
Birth Date
❑ Non-Resident
Program Name
FOR OFFICE USE: CHECK____________ CASH____________ DATE_____________
Class #
Fee
TOTAL:
Return completed form with payment to: Cedarburg Parks and Recreation Department, P.O. Box 49, Cedarburg, WI 53012
FALL/WINTER/SPRING REGISTRATION
Parent’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: ____________________ Work phone & Name of person to contact: ___________________________________
Email Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Reside in:
❑ City of Cedarburg
Participant’s Name
❑ Town of Cedarburg
Sex
Age
Grade
❑ School District
Birth Date
❑ Non-Resident
Program Name
FOR OFFICE USE: CHECK____________ CASH____________ DATE_____________
Class #
Fee
TOTAL:
Return completed form with payment to: Cedarburg Parks and Recreation Department, P.O. Box 49, Cedarburg, WI 53012
COMMUNITY EVENTS
September 5...Friday Noon Hour Adult Open Gym Starts
November 21-December 19….......…Festive Friday Eves
September 9……….................................…….…...Election
November 21-23….......Junior Woman’s Festival of Trees
September 20-21..…........………...Wine & Harvest Fest
December 1...….............Tree Lighting & Tuba Christmas
October 4 ……….........……Light and Water Energy Fair
December 4-7….......….….…..Christmas In The Country
October 5..…………...………...........Maxwell Street Days
December 5-6…………........…................Holiday Art Fair
October 19….......Sunday Night Adult Open Gym Starts
December 4-6....Senior Center Holiday Craft & Gift Sale
October 10-12…….................Cedarburg Arts Weekend
February 2…...........…Youth Baseball Registration Starts
October 11………….......…...Safety Days hosted by CFD
February 7-8.……….…................………..Winter Festival
October 29………...………........……….Halloween Party
February 17….….........…….….……………….…Election
October 25-26…….............Woman’s Club Antique Show
February 28.........….Senior Center Mega Rummage Sale
October 31………...………..............Halloween Band Jam
April 7………..............…………….………….…..Election
November 4……….....…............................……....Election

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