2012 summer brochure with cover with changes for

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What is on Your Mind for this summer?
CITY HALL
361-5400
CITY CABLE
CHANNEL 97
LIBRARY
361-5420
SENIOR CENTER
361-5422
PARKS & RECREATION
361-5437
CITY WEBSITE
WWW. CITYOFBERLIN.NET
Class Information found at: berlinwisummerprograms.shutterfly.com
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WELCOME TO 2012 BERLIN SUMMER PROGRAMMING!
We are excited to share with you the activities book for the 2012 summer season! We continue to offer great summer
recreation programs only because of instructors who love to share their skills, talents, and interests.
Hidden in these pages are numerous programs offering a rich variety of activity to both adults and youth. Enjoy!!
~ Karen, Doris, & Amy
2012 SUMMER BROCHURE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Information Pages...........................................2&3
Campground.......................................................21
Library ............................................................. 8
Parks ............................................................ 20
Registration Form .............................Back Cover
WPRA Ticket Program ................................... 22
Community Organizations...................... 18 & 19
Adult Enrichment Classes ..................... 4, 5, & 6
Sharing with Youth…………….……………….7
Explorer Programs.……………...:………...8 & 9
Science Programs.……………………………..10
Discovery Programs.……………………..........11
Sports Programs.………………………12 thru 15
Berlin Aquatic Center...................................... 16
Swim Programs............................................... 17
QUESTION/CONCERNS?
HAVE A NEW PROGRAM IDEA?
Contact:
Berlin Parks & Recreation Department
Phone: 920-361-5437 (kids)
Fax: 920-361-5405
*See our new Parks & Recreation Department
Shutterfly website at:
www.berlinwisummerprograms.shutterfly.com
CITY MEETING DATES
(Open to Public)
Committee on Aging
2nd Monday
9:30 am
Senior Board of Directors
1st Tuesday
11:15 am
Committee of the Whole
1st Tuesday
7:00 pm
Common Council
2nd Tuesday
7:00 pm
3rd Tuesday
5:00 pm
Last Tuesday
7:00 pm
Extraterritorial Planning
Last Tuesday
8:00 pm
Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Community Team
1st Wednesday
8:00 am
Park and Recreation Commission
1st Wednesday
4:35 pm
Police and Fire Commission
1st Wednesday
6:30 pm
Business Improvement District
Quarterly
5:30 pm
Library Board
2nd Wednesday
4:30 pm
3rd Wednesday
6:00 pm
Cemetery Board
Sewer and Water Commission
Last Wednesday
4:30 pm
Check paper and/or City Hall posted Agendas for:
Citizen Advisory Committee, Emergency
Communications Committee, Board of Review,
Community Development Authority, Cable TV
Committee, Housing Task Force.
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First one-day sign up registration at Clay Lamberton School
Saturday, April 21st from 9-11:00 am
NO REGISTRATIONS TAKEN BEFORE THAT DATE.
Registration forms will be accepted at Berlin City Hall starting Monday, April 23rd.
REGISTRATION POLICY
The department reserves the right to cancel or modify the times, locations, combine classes, change instructors,
and/or costs of any program should the need arise.
NOTE: You will not be notified of dates, times, or confirmation. Consider yourself enrolled for the program unless
someone form the Parks and Recreation Department contacts you.
ADA COMPLIANCE
The City of Berlin intends to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Act prohibits discrimination on
the basis of disability. The city will make reasonable accommodations to disabled individuals. Call 361-5437 for
more information.
AGE & GRADE REQUIREMENTS
INCLEMENT WEATHER
Program cancellations or modifications due to weather conditions will be announced on WISS Radio AM 1100
prior to program start time. You can also call the Parks & Recreation Department at 361-5437.
REFUNDS
Any participant wishing to receive a refund must notify the department before the second scheduled program
start date. A full refund will be issued if a program is cancelled. Programs not meeting minimum registration will
be cancelled, and refunds issued.
RESIDENT VS. NON-RESIDENT RECREATION FEES
Residential recreation program fees apply only to individuals who reside within Berlin City limits. City residents
contribute to the overall funding of the Parks & Recreation Department through residential property taxes.
From time to time, there are programs that are co-sponsored with the school district that do allow for school district residents to participate at a resident rate.
Please note the following abbreviations used:
RES = Resident of the City of Berlin
SDR = Berlin School District Resident
NR = Non-Resident
PROGRAM UPDATES
In an effort to produce this brochure in a timely manner, there are programs that may not have been finalized
before printing. Watch for flyers as well as the Berlin Journal for additional programs.
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
If your child has a medical condition which warrants our knowledge, please contact our office at 361-5437.
INSURANCE
The city of Berlin does NOT carry individual accident insurance. Injuries may occur while participating in or
en-route to any program.
GENERAL INFORMATION
All age requirements are as of the first day of the program. All grade requirements are the grade the child is
going into.
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ADULT ENRICHMENT CLASSES
BUTTS N’ GUTTS
Looking for a great core workout?
Butts N’ Gutts is a muscular fitness that targets
your core - abdominals, glutes, legs, and hips.
Come join the fun in becoming more muscular
and fit! Bring your water bottle and own mat.
*This course is designed for high intensity
muscular fitness.
Ages: 15+ yrs old
Time: 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Days: Mondays & Thursdays
Dates: June 25, 28
July 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26
Location: Senior Center
Instructor: Courtney Kurczek
Fee: $30 Min: 4
CODE: S12-001
ADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
BEGINNING ACRYLIC PAINTING
Enjoy this class with instructor Diane Franke.
One-time supply fee of $10 to $13 depending on
supply costs.
Bring brushes if you’d like.
Early enrollment mandatory (instructor needs
to be able to purchase & make ready all
supplies).
STRONG WOMEN - HEALTHY HEARTS
This is a program that aims to improve the cardiovascular health of the participants thru exercise &
nutrition education. Each participant will receive a
pedometer & leash, t-shirt, and a water bottle as
part of their participation fee.
Instructor: Beth Johnson, Interim Family Living
Educator, Green Lake County UW-Extension
Age: Adults (16+)
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Dates: Aug 8, 15, 22 & 29
Location: Berlin Senior Center
Instructor: Diane Franke
Max: 15
Fee: $25 per person plus $13 supply
fee paid to instructor 1st class only.
CODE: S12-002
Ages: Adults
Location: NEW at 142 Water St.
Days: Mondays & Wednesdays
Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Dates: June 4 thru August 29
Max: 15
Fee: $45 per person
Required Assessment Appointment:
May 7th or May 14th from 4:30 - 6:30pm
CODE: S12-003
THE FOUNDATIONS OF GREAT COOKING
Savor your love for food with cooking enthusiast Sarah Guenther
who has appeared on Living with Amy of Fox 11 News! Sarah
shares her talent of cooking in demonstrating the perfect white
sauce and pie making skills.
Learn the difference between frying, sautéing, roasting and braising, and more on cooking basics to help bring wholesome meals to
your family.
Each class offers a unique learning experience and variety of ideas.
Sara’s recipes will be given to take home.
Instructor: Sarah Guenther
Fee: $12 per class
Ages: Adults 15+
Time: 5:30 - 7 pm
Days: Tuesdays
FEE: $12 PER Class
Dates: June 5 Pie Crusts & more
CODE: S12-004
Dates: June 12 White Sauce & more
CODE: S12-005
Dates: Aug. 28 Sautéing & more
CODE: S12-006
Location: Center’s Kitchen
142 Water Street
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INTRO TO BALLROOM DANCE 1
Join us for the Merengue! Learn this dance
and exercise at the same time!
Good for both fast & slow music.
Wear loose & comfortable clothing.
Ladies wear shoes with a slight heel.
Expect to dance with all class members.
INTRO TO BALLROOM DANCE 2
Ages: Adults (15+)
Days: WEDNESDAYS
Time: 7 - 8 pm
Dates: July 11, 18, 25
Location: Berlin High School Cafeteria
Instructor: Jason Kauffeld
Max: 20
Fee: $50 per person
CODE: S12-008
CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
Four white sand volleyball courts are located at the north end of Riverside Park.
Join the summer fun! Exercise & meet new
people!
Register your team by April 30.
Games are played on Thursday nights beginning in May until the end of August.
PARENT/CHILD YOGA
Have fun together with yoga for balance &
fitness, plus discover ways to be more
relaxed.
Fee is for a parent/child pair.
Please bring a yoga mat & large towel for
each participant.
Instructor: Jenni Borell
BEGINNING YOGA
Get more fit & less stressed with yoga! In this
class you will experience a flowing series of yoga
poses linked by breath and movement. Muscles
are toned and stretched and your spine is taken
through its natural range of motion.
This class is for beginners looking for a gentle
introduction to yoga.
Please bring a yoga mat & a large towel.
Instructor: Jenni Borell
Ages: 18+
Days: THURSDAYS
Dates: May thru August
Location: Riverside Park
Instructor: Lisa 361-2514
Or Heidi 361-4097
Ages: Parent & child (5 - 10 yrs)
Days: Thursdays
Time: 5:30 - 6:15 pm
Min: 10 pairs
Fee: $25 each session
Session 1 Dates: June 7 thru June 28
CODE: S12-009
Session 2 Dates: July 5 thru July 26
CODE: S12-010
Ages: 18+
Days: Thursdays
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Min: 10
Fee: $25 each session
Session 1 Dates: June 7 thru June 28
CODE: S12-011
Session 2 Dates: July 5 thru July 26
CODE: S12-012
BERLIN PARK & RECREATION 361- 5437
Cha Cha your way to fun & exercise at the
same time!
Good for both fast & slow music.
Wear loose & comfortable clothing.
Ladies wear shoes with a slight heel.
Expect to dance with all class members.
Ages: Adults (15+)
Days: WEDNESDAYS
Time: 6 - 7 pm
Location: Berlin High School Cafeteria
Instructor: Jason Kauffeld
Max: 20
Fee: $50 per person
CODE: S12-007
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PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS FOR ADULTS
It’s time to take your camera out of automatic mode!
Learn to take control of your camera instead of letting
your camera control you. We will teach you photography
basics such as shutter speed, F-stops, composition, and
basic lighting.
Bring your own SLR camera with interchangeable lenses.
Ages: Adults (16+)
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Dates: Every Thursday in June
Location: Heaven’s Touch Photography Studio
Instructor: Mandy Lindeman of Heaven’s Touch
Max: 3/15
Fee: $35
CODE: S12-013
CHECK OUT MORE OF THE ADULT ENRICHMENT CLASSES --
TENNIS - PAGE 12
PIANO & INSTRUMENT - PAGE 11
KARATE - PAGE 15
ADULT SWIM PROGRAMS
AQUA ZUMBA
Known as the Zumba ‘pool party’, Aqua
Zumba gives new meaning to the idea of an
invigorating workout. Splashing, stretching,
twisting, even shouting, laughing, hooting &
hollering are often heard.
Location: Berlin Aquatic Center
Instructor: Lynn Anderson-Thurman
Ages: 16 years & older
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 7 to 8 pm
Dates: June 6 thru Aug. 1
(no class July 4)
Fee: $32
Max: 25
CODE: S12-014
SWIM LESSONS FOR ADULTS
Never learned how to swim? Or maybe would
like to learn how to swim better?
Well, here’s the class for you! Swim lessons
for adults!
Fee: $50 per person
WATER WALKABOUT
Water walking is becoming popular, especially
amongst those with joint concerns. You can
walk in the shallow end of the pool or walk in
the deep end with a kickboard. An instructor
leads the class with simple exercises.
Age: Adults
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 7- 8 pm
Dates: ongoing
Min/Max: 15
Fee: $3 per person (each class)
($2 pay to pool & $1 to instructor)
Days: Mondays
Time: 7 to 8 pm
Dates: June 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16
Instructor: Certified lifeguards
Min/Max: 3/15
CODE: S12-015
SWIMNASTICS
Build cardiovascular endurance and muscle tone with this
great water workout! Water exercise helps warm and relax
muscles, ease stress, and improve blood circulation aiding
your general well-being. First class is free!
Class meets twice a week; however, you come on days
that work for you!
Days: Monday & Wednesday
Time: 7-8 pm
Dates: ongoing
Location: Miller Natatorium Indoor pool
Instructor: Renee Lamers
Fee: $25 punch card
(purchase at City Hall)
Resident/School District Resident - 16 visits
Non-Resident - 12 visits
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SHARING WITH YOUTH DAY
The date of Wednesday, August 15th has been set aside for 2012 as Sharing With Youth Day.
This is our 9th year of being able to offer these free programs!
Thank you to all the volunteers who have given their time to share their interests with youth.
This program could not be offered without you!
Registration is Required - No Fees - Programs have limited room
TO ALLOW EVERYONE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE IN FREE CLASSES, WE ASK THAT
EACH CHILD PICK (1) CLASS ONLY
Create your own beaded jewelry!
Have fun learning how to make your own
bracelet the easy, inexpensive way & look
great!
PAPER AIRPLANES
Come Fly with us and learn how to make
amazing paper airplanes. All materials will be
provided. At the end of the class, we will be
having a contest to see whose airplane goes
the farthest!
ORIGAMI
Join us in trying out some origami!
This traditional Japanese folk art of
paper folding is a fun way to spend an
afternoon, and a great way to make
paper sculptures without glue or
scissors.
Ages: 8+
Time: 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Dates: Wednesday, Aug. 15
Location: Berlin Public Library
Instructor: Chris Kalupa
& Julie Buchholtz
Max: 10
Fee: Sharing Skills (No Fee)
CODE: S12-017
Ages: 8+
Time: 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Instructor: Chris Kalupa
& Julie Buchholtz
Max: 10
CODE: S12-018
KITE PARTY
Come fly a kite with us!
Learn how to make these simple & fun kites
yourself, and then see how well your kite flies
at the end of the hour.
Materials will be provided.
Ages: 7+
Time: 11 AM TO NOON
Location: South Shelter House,
Riverside Park
Instructor: Mindy Boos & Lorri Bohn
Christine Ann Outreach Services,
Green Lake County.
Max: 15
CODE: S12-019
SHARING WITH YOUTH DAY
Ages: 6+
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
Max: 15
CODE: S12-016
WRIST BEADS
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Thursday June 14
Crafts at the library - registration required
Summer Reading Sign up
Thursday June 21
Corcoran Puppets at 6:00 pm
Thursday June 28
Steve Russell, Kobi Shaw
Jugglers
Thursday July 5
Bedtime Storytime at 6:30 pm
BERLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY 361 - 5420
Thursday July 12
Magic Morgan
Thursday July 19
Pool Party 12 - 3, Berlin Aquatic Center
(participation in program required)
Thursday July 26
Dan Nedrelo
Reptiles and Amphibians
Summer Reading: Dream Big - READ !
ALL PROGRAMS BEGIN AT 1 PM
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED:
HOURS ARE:
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday (winter)
Saturday (summer)
Sunday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Closed
BERLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
STORY TIMES:
Wednesday 10:00 am
October - December
February - Mid April
Thursday 6:30 pm
Berlin Public Library 920-361-5420
*Ages 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
YOUTH PROGRAMS - EXPLORER
T-SHIRT DECONSTRUCTION
Have a couple of t-shirts that you love but are
looking a little worn? Or maybe you have some
t-shirts in your closet but never wear them because they’re too boring?
We will be learning how to deconstruct those
old t-shirts into a new piece of clothing! We will
also make a deconstructed accessory if class
time allows.
Age: 12 yrs & up
Days: Tuesday & Wednesday
Time: 3 to 4 pm
Dates: June 19 thru June 28
CODE: S12-020
Age: 12 yrs & up
Days: Tuesday & Wednesday
Time: 3 to 4 pm
Dates: July 10 thru July 19
CODE: S12-021
Bring 2 over-sized t-shirts to class (about a size
or 2 above what you normally wear) all other
supplies will be provided by the instructor.
Minimal sewing skills needed.
Location: To be announced
Instructor: Amy Van Denzen
Fee: $15 per person
Min/Max: 5/10
FEELIN’ LIKE A CLOWN
Age: 7 - 13 yr olds
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 10:30 - Noon
Dates: June 19 & June 26
Location: Berlin Middle School
Cafeteria
Min/Max: 10/20
Fee: $15RES/$15SDR/$30NR
CODE: S12-022
Our professional Clown Dizzy D is back again
to teach balloon twisting, juggling, balancing
plates, and keeping one’s nose on one’s face.
There are more tricks to being a clown than
you can put in a hat. Oh, did I tell you that
you’ll learn about clown make-up as well?
**Please Note: Siblings can only come to
class if they are also registered**
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FUN WITH CRAFTS
Let your child explore their creative talents with a variety of art projects.
Courtney has some great new ideas in
store for the young artist.
BEGINNING ACRYLIC PAINTING
Painting is made easy when taught by artist
Diane Franke.
MORNIN’ FISHIN’
The early bird gets the worm - in this case it
may be the fish! Get up early with Al to enjoy
the art of fishing.
Class may take place on both the shore and
on a pontoon boat.
Fishing equipment, bait & lifejackets will be
furnished.
CLICK!
(CAMERA BASICS FOR KIDS)
Like taking pictures? Learn how to handle &
take care of your digital camera. We’ll teach
some basic skills such as flash use,
improving composition, and even some
cool camera tricks.
We will be outside weather permitting.
Kids must bring their own camera.
Days: Mondays
Dates: June 25; July 2, 9, 16, 23
Location: Clay Lamberton Art Room
Min/Max: 5/12
Age: 11 to 15 yrs.
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 4:30 - 6 pm
Dates: June 5, 12, 19, 26
Max: 15
Fee: $25 per person plus $8.00 supply fee
paid to instructor 1st class only.
CODE: S12-027
Ages: 10 thru 15 yrs old
Fishin’ Date: Tuesday, June 26
Raindate: Thursday, June 28
Time: 8 - Noon
Location: Meet at the Berlin Locks
Instructor: Al Chikowski
Max: 10
CODE: S12-028
Ages: Kids age 7+
Days: TUESDAYS
Time: 1 - 2 pm
Dates: June 12th thru June 26th
Location: Clay Lamberton
Multi-purpose gym
Instructor: Mandy Lindemann
of Heaven’s Touch Photography
Min/Max: 3/20
Fee: $12 per person
CODE: S12-029
ORIGAMI - IT’S ALL IN THE FOLDS
Students will learn how to make a few simple animal designs and some moderate
origami paper folds. Some designs will require only one sheet of paper while some
geometric designs will use several pieces
of paper (called Unit Origami).
Location: Clay Lamberton, Room 143
Instructor: Sue Carriveau
Min/Max: 6/15
Fee: $10 per person
CODE: S12-023
CODE: S12-024
CODE: S12-025
CODE: S12-026
Grade: 4th - 6th graders
Days: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays
Time: 9 - 10:30 am
Dates: June 11 - June 29
CODE: S12-030
- OR Grade: 4th - 6th graders
Date: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays
Time: 9 - 10:30 am
Dates: July 9 - July 27
CODE: S12-031
YOUTH PROGRAMS - EXPLORER
One time Supply fee of $8.00
Early enrollment mandatory
(instructor needs to be able to purchase
and make ready all supplies).
Age: 5-6 9:45 - 10:30 am
Age: 5-6 10:45 - 11:30 am
Age: 7-9 12:15 - 1:00 pm
Age: 7-9 1:15 - 2:00 pm
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SCIENCE PROGRAMS
NON-NEWTONIAN FLUIDS
(LET’S MAKE GOO!)
Who the heck is Newton & what does he
have to do with goo, you ask?
Well, come to this class & not only find out all
about these crazy fluids (& Newton!), but get
to put your hands into some disgustingly cool
goo!
MUMMIES
YOUTH PROGRAMS - SCIENCE
We will learn all about mummies in this class!
Science experiment—we will be making our
own mummy (mummified hotdog, actually).
Craft project of a keepsake mummy to take
home.
Location: Berlin Library - upstairs
Min/Max: 5/12
Fee: $10RES $20SDR/NR
Ages: 5 - 7
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 1 - 2 pm
Dates: June 13, 20, 27
CODE: S12-033
Ages: 5 - 7
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 1 - 2 pm
CODE: S12-034
DINOSAURS
Talking all about dinosaurs—when did
they exist? What kind of dinosaurs roamed
& where? The difference between mammals & dinosaurs—are there still some
dinosaurs on earth? What are they?
Dinosaur craft projects every day.
COOKING CLASS 4 KIDS
Do you like to eat? Do you want to try new
foods? Then this class is for you! We will be
learning basic cooking and baking
techniques.
Come join us for fun with food!
Ages: 6 - 10 yrs.
Days: Fridays
Time: 2:30 to 3:45 pm
Dates: July 13 & July 20
Instructor: Amy Van Denzen
Min/Max: 4/12
Fee: $12 per person
CODE: S12-032
Ages: 5 - 7
Days: Thursdays
Time: 12:15 - 1 :00 pm
Dates: June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 26
Location: Clay Lamberton Art room
Min/Max: 5/12
CODE: S12-035
Ages: 10 - 14 yrs old
Days: Thursdays
Time: 2:30 - 3:15 pm
Dates: June 21, July 5 & 12
Location: Senior Center Kitchen
Instructor: Alesha Guenther
Min/Max: 6/15
Fee: $15RES $30SDR/NR
CODE: S12-036
CREEPY CRAWLIES
Dragonflies, grasshoppers, bees, butterflies,
& even creepy crawly walking sticks might
“bug” you during the summer months, but
don’t be fooled! They are important! We will
explore insects native to Wisconsin and
hopefully you will never feel “bugged” again.
Location: Berlin Library - upstairs
Min/Max: 5/12
Fee: $10RES/$20SDR/NR
Ages: 5 - 7
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 1 - 2 pm
Dates: June 12, 19, 26 & July 3
CODE: S12-037
Ages: 5 - 7
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 1 - 2 pm
Dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31
CODE: S12-038
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DISCOVERY PROGRAMS
Grade: K - 2
Days: Monday thru Thursday
Time: 9:30 - 10 am
Dates: June 4th - June 13th (Wed)
Min/Max: 5/15
Location: Berlin High School
Cafeteria
CODE: S12-039
DRAMA CLASS
Through theater games & role playing, children will
be working on cooperation/teamwork, communication, problem-solving, resourcefulness, & leadership
skills.
Angela has a B.S. in Theater Arts, & has worked with
Firstage Milwaukee’s Children’s Theater.
Instructor: Angela Femali
READER’S THEATER
PIANO
INSTRUMENT LESSONS
— Two musically skilled and talented individuals offer their love for music —
Alecia Starks is our pianist. Alecia has played the piano for over 30 years. Summer piano lessons offered to all ages will be
done at the home of Alecia - 176 E. Moore Street using her piano.
Jenny Spitler offers all band and string instrument lessons. Jenny majored in music at St. Norbert College and has taught for 3
years. Any age of student must have their own or a rented instrument to bring to class. Lessons will be held at 142 Water Street
at the Berlin Senior Center.
PIANO
INSTRUMENT
Instructed by Alecia Starks
Instructed by Jenny Spitler
June 12 thru August 9
June 19 thru August 15
TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS
TUESDAYS
WEDNESDAYS
CODE
TIME
CODE
TIME
CODE
TIME
CODE
TIME
S12-041
9:00-9:30
S12-049
9:00-9:30
S12-057
3:00-3:30
S12-063
3:00-3:30
S12-042
9:45-10:15
S12-050
9:45-10:15
S12-058
3:40-4:10
S12-064
3:40-4:10
S12-043
10:30-11:00
S12-051
10:30-11:00
S12-059
4:20-4:50
S12-065
4:20-4:50
S12-044
11:15-11:45
S12-052
11:15-11:45
S12-060
5:00-5:30
S12-066
5:00-5:30
S12-045
1:00-1:30
S12-053
1:00-1:30
S12-061
5:40-6:10
S12-067
5:40-6:10
S12-046
1:45-2:15
S12-054
1:45-2:15
S12-062
6:20-6:50
S12-068
6:20-6:50
S12-047
2:30-3:00
S12-055
2:30-3:00
3:15-3:45
S12-056
3:15-3:45
S12-048
All fees are $100 plus possible book costs.
No lessons during 4th of July week.
YOUTH PROGRAMS - DISCOVERY
Grade: 3 - 5
Days: Monday thru Thursday
Time: 10:00 - 10:30 am
Dates: June 4th - June 13th (Wed)
Min/Max: 5/15
Location: Berlin High School
Cafeteria
Instructor: Angela Femali
CODE: S12-040
Unlike traditional theatre, Reader’s Theater is
“theatre of the imagination”. We will use popular
stories to create scripts & then perform them
using oral interpretation skills. There is no
memorizing or sets or costumes. Students use
their reading skills to bring characters to life.
Students will have a short performance/
presentation following class at 10:30 on the last
day of class.
Angela has a B.S. in Theater Arts, & has worked
with Firstage Milwaukee’s Children’s Theater.
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MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE - THE TORTOISE VERSUS THE HARE
Join us in welcoming back the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT), the nation’s largest touring children’s theatre. A
touring team from MCT will be arriving at the historic Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake on Monday June 18
with a set, lights, costumes, props, and make-up, everything it takes to put on a play...except the cast. Students in
grades 1-12 (or week-long visitors to Green Lake) are invited to come to an open audition at the opera house from
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on that date. 50-60 local students will be cast to perform in MCT’s production of
THE TORTOISE VERSUS THE HARE. Because of costume limitations there is no guarantee that everyone who
auditions will be cast in the play.
Rehearsals will be conducted every day from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday at
the Thrasher Opera House. Then incredibly, after only one week of rehearsals, two public performances will be
presented on Saturday, June 23 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. There is no cost to the student or parents for this
unique and invaluable opportunity for the week-long workshop. Cost of show tickets: $12 adults, $8 students.
For more information contact Martha Janz at 294-4279.
SPORTS PROGRAMS
YOUTH PROGRAMS - SPORTS
HORSEMANSHIP 101
Do you love horses? Join us for 2 sessions in
safe exposure to the wonderful world of horses!
We will learn equine behavior, safe handling,
and horse ownership. Edgewater Farms will
then allow you to purchase a private riding lesson for only $1.
Location: Edgewater Farms LLC
N638 Cty. Rd X, Berlin. 920-428-9550
FLAG FOOTBALL
Days: WEDNESDAYS
Time: 6 pm to (will be announced)
Dates: June 13 & June 20
Min: 5
Fee: $50
CODE: S12-069
($30 for a sibling) CODE: S12-070
Participants will learn skills as they play the
game of football. Tons of fun & teamwork!
Seven to eight players will form a team.
Schedules will be handed out.
Grade: Entering 2nd to entering 6th
Time: 9 - 10 am
Dates: June 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27
July 9 & 11 (no class week of July 4th)
Instructor: Dave Kramer
Min/Max: 11/44
Location: Berlin H.S.
Football Practice Field
CODE: S12-071
ADULT & YOUTH TENNIS
In Pee-Wee Lessons, children will participate in many fun and
active games that promote exercise and hand-eye coordination.
Students will play modified versions of tennis to help them enjoy
the sport.
JUNE - WEDNESDAYS
Pee Wee Lessons
Ages: 6 - 8 yrs
Time: 5 to 5:50 pm
Dates: June 6-27
Beginner Lessons will teach the basics of stroke production
CODE: S12-072
(forehand, backhand, volley, and serve). Students will learn
tennis strategy and tactics by playing game-based activities and Beginner Lessons
Ages: 9 - 13 yrs
regular tennis matches.
Time: 6 to 7:00 pm
Regular Tennis Lessons blend strategy and stroke production
Dates: June 6-27
skills with live ball drills and modified and regular tennis matches. CODE: S12-073
Focus will be on having fun and exercise as well as skill
Regular Lessons
improvement.
Ages: 14 - Adult
Time: 7 to 8:00 pm
Instructor: Jim Borell
Dates: June 6-27
Max: 12
CODE: S12-074
Fee: $25 per session, per person
JULY - WEDNESDAYS
Pee Wee Lessons
Ages: 6 - 8 yrs
Time: 5 to 5:50 pm
Dates: July 11-25
CODE: S12-075
Beginner Lessons
Ages: 9 - 13 yrs
Time: 6 to 7:00 pm
Dates: July 11-25
CODE: S12-076
Regular Lessons
Ages: 14 - Adult
Time: 7 to 8:00 pm
Dates: July 11-25
CODE: S12-077
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FLOOR TUMBLING & CHEER BASICS
In this class we will be learning basic floor tumbling such as summersaults, cartwheels, &
round-offs. We will also learn several cheer
jumps & motions.
**Participants - please do not wear jewelry to
class.
Location: Clay Multi-Purpose Room
Instructor: Alexandra Snow
Min/Max: 5/15
Grade: K - 3rd
Days: Mon & Wed Time: 9 am to 10 am
Dates: June 20 - July 2 — CODE: S12-078
Dates: July 9 - July 18 — CODE: S12-079
Dates: July 23 - Aug 1 — CODE: S12-080
Days: Tues & Thurs Time: 9 am to 10 am
STUNTING
Lots of fun learning basic cheering
pyramids & lifts. We will be focusing on
our strengths, and on building great
teamwork!
**Please wear athletic shoes, and do not
wear jewelry to class.
GIRL POWER
Dance students will learn simple & fun
dance combinations to songs that empower their inner chick. A show presented
on the last day - family is encouraged to
come to watch!
Location: Berlin High School Auditorium
Instructor: Bailey Jo Miller &
Amanda McClelland
Min/Max: 5/20
Grade: 4 - 8
Days: Mon, Tue, Wed
Time: 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Location: Clay Multi-Purpose Room
Instructor: Alexandra Snow
Min/Max: 10/20
Grade: K - 2nd
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 10:15 - 11 am
CODE: S12-086
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Time: 9:15 - 10 am
CODE: S12-087
HIP-HOP
This hip-hop class is specifically created
for both boys & girls interested in learning
some new moves. Students will learn beginner hip-hop to the appropriate music,
while having a great time doing so! A show
will be presented on the last day - family is
encouraged to watch.
Location: Berlin High School Auditorium
Instructor: Amanda McClelland &
Bailey Jo Miller
Min/Max: 5/20
Grade: K - 2nd
Time: 10:15 - 11 am
Dates: July 3rd - July 19th
CODE: S12-088
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Time: 9:15 - 10 am
Dates: July 3rd thru July 19th
CODE: S12-089
Grade: 4 - 8
Time: 10:15 am to 11:15 am
Days: Mon & Wed
Dates: June 20 - July 2 — CODE: S12-082
Dates: July 23 - Aug 1 — CODE: S12-084
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VOLLEYBALL
Keeping the “Fun” in Fundamentals!
This volleyball program is designed to teach the
basic skills of the game for the beginner &
sharpen those skills of the return player.
Each day will also include a short snack break
(please bring your own snack & water bottle/
beverage).
Tournament day on Thursday!
Tournament day is open to non-participants in
grades 4 thru 12 for a $5 fee to be paid to instructor at the door.
Grades: 4 thru 9th
Days: Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur
Time: 9 am to Noon
Dates: June 11 thru June 14
Location: Berlin High School Gym
Instructor: Eydie Reiser
Min/Max: 12/80
CODE: S12-090
*see T-shirt deconstruction page 8
BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP
Days: Thursdays
Dates: June 21 - Aug 9
Focus of this Basketball Camp will be on
shooting. Each session will feature instruction
on all fundamentals, contests, skill stations, &
team games.
Age: Entering grades 3 & 4
Time: 12:00 - 1:45 pm
CODE: S12–091
Location: Clay Lamberton
Multi-purpose Gym
Age: Entering grades 5/6/7/8
Time: 2:00 - 3:45 pm
CODE: S12-092
Location: Berlin High School Gym
Instructor: Scott Bartol & BHS Coaches
TEE BASEBALL
Practicing baseball skills, such as batting, throwing, & catching. Game play will be limited, if any.
Skill development & understanding of the game
is the goal of this program.
Age 4 - 5 only. Bring a glove.
Note: Ages 6 - 8 is being run thru the Boys &
Girls Club. See Page 19
INSTRUCTIONAL BASEBALL
Instructional Baseball is designed to teach &
refine baseball skills through the playing of
games & drills.
Participants need to supply their own glove &
cleats/shoes. Bats will be provided, but
participants are welcome to bring their own if
they wish.
Ages: 4 - 5 yrs old
Time: 9 - 10 am
Dates: June 5th thru July 3rd
Location: Riverside Park Klein Ball Field
Instructor: Annissa Haedt
Max: 50
Fee: $15RES / $30SDR/NR
CODE: S12-093
Ages: 11 - 14 yrs. old
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 am
Dates:June 12 - 28
Min/Max: 8/30
Fee: $15
Instructor: Bryant Bednarek
Location: Berlin Middle School Baseball Field
CODE: S12-094
GYM TIME IN THE SUMMERTIME
Kids will participate in physical activities such
as SPUD, kickball, & a variety of tag games,
just to name a few. Some activities will be outside, while others will be in the gymnasium (if
raining). Wear gym clothes & shoes, and don’t
forget your water bottle!
Location: Clay Field (left of school)
Min/Max: 5/25
Ages: 5 - 7 yrs — CODE:S12-095
Days: Thursdays
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
Ages: 8 - 10 yrs — CODE:S12-096
Days: Thursdays
Time: 10:45 - 11:45 am
Dates: June 28
July 5, 12, 19, 26
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MARTIAL ARTS AMERICA KARATE
Come learn about Martial Arts America at Karate
Camp! Have an awesome time learning blocks,
strikes, & kicks in an atmosphere that is fun, high
energy, and full of positive instruction. The best
part is that karate camp students will learn life
skills & values like respect, focus, discipline, &
self-control while having fun.
The session includes 5 lessons & a uniform!
Fee: $30
Ages: 4 thru 6
Time: 5 - 5:30 pm
Dates: July 9 thru July 23
CODE: S12-097
Ages: 6 (1st grade) thru Adult
Time: 5:40 - 6:10 pm
Dates: July 25 thru August 8
CODE: S12-098
Location: Martial Arts America,
109 Huron Street, Berlin
Lessons provide an intro to the game of
golf, club selection, etiquette, golf rules,
and proper swing technique. Sessions will
include class discussion, lessons and two
hours of course play.
The program is affiliated with the
Professional Golf Association.
Participants need their own golf clubs.
Ages: 8 - 14 (8 yr olds must be
accompanied by an adult)
Dates: June 21, June 27, July 5,
July 12, July 25
Time: 8:45 am to 12 Noon
Tournament Date: Aug. 1
Location: Mascoutin
Instructor: Kalynn Dolby,
Joni DeRuyter & Staff
Fee: $80 non-member $55member
CODE: S12-099
(Junior Golf Memberships for children in Berlin School
District can be obtained at Mascoutin for the cost of $195.
Restricted tee times. Member fee is given to the child of a
member [example: parent or grandparent])
FALL - BASKETBALL
ROOKIE LEAGUE
This program will focus on the development of
basic basketball skills. The first 5 weeks will include drill work, ball handling, basic shooting
work and other fundamentals. Athletes will then
be organized into teams for the final weeks and
will play weekly games. Number of games per
week will be determined based on participation
and available space. Varsity players and coaches
will instruct. Rookie League t-shirts included.
Ages: Grades 3rd thru 6th grade
Days: Saturdays
Time: 9 am to 11 am
Dates: November 10 thru Dec. 15
January 5 thru January 26
Location: High School Gym
Instructors: Andy Kasuboski
Min: 10
Fee: $20 per person for
entire League
CODE: S12-100
ULTIMATE FRISBEE
A fun frisbee game played with 2 teams,
and the goal of the game is to get the disc
from one end of the field to the other into
the “end zone”.
We will work on throwing and catching
techniques, individual offensive and defensive
skills and drills, & playing the “ultimate” game.
Location: Clay Lamberton Field
(by the pine trees)
Fee: No Cost/Sharing with Youth
Thank you Todd & Jan!
Grade: 4 - 8
Days: MON & WED
Time: 10 - 11 am
CODE: S12-101
Instructor: Jan Huggins
Grade: 9 - 12
Days: MON & WED
Time: 11 - 12 Noon
CODE: S12-102
Instructor: Todd Huggins
JR. GOLF LESSONS
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AQUATIC CENTER
Let’s go
swimming!
THE POOL OPENS: June 1 from 4 to 7 pm
REGULAR HOURS START: Saturday, June 2nd at Noon
FREE SWIM DATE: Sunday, June 10 Noon to 5 pm
AQUATIC CENTER 361- 5426
REGULAR HOURS OF
OPERATION
DAILY ENTRANCE FEES
MON—SAT
NOON TO 7 PM
SUNDAY
NOON TO 5 PM
EARLY BIRD SWIM
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
ADULT LUNCH LAPS
MON/WED/FRI
5:45-8:00 AM
FEE: $2
11-NOON
FEE: $2
SUNSET SWIM/ADULTS ONLY
TUES & THURS
FAMILY SWIM
(Sunday not included)
7-9 PM
FEE: $2
AFTER 5 PM DAILY
FEE: $5 PER FAMILY
Children (age 3 & under)
FREE
Youth (ages 4 to 17)
*Under 8 yrs must be
accompanied by an adult.
$2.50
Adults (ages 18 & older)
$3.50
SEASON PASSES
Family - up to 6 people
living at the same residence; does NOT include
the babysitter.
POOL CLOSINGS will be posted on the door of the Aquatic Center.
The Aquatic Center Duty Guard may shut down the pool after giving a 1-hour notice to
swimmers if there are fewer than 20 swimmers in the pool
Review for closings due to weather will occur at designated times of 11 am and 2:30 pm.
Decisions on closing/or re-opening will then be determined.
Listen to WISS 1090AM for closings or call the Aquatic Center at 361-5426.
ADVANCE POOL TICKETS
A book of 15 Youth tickets (ages 4 - 17), may be purchased for
$30 at the Berlin Chamber of Commerce office, at City Hall, or at
the Aquatic Center.
$45
Individual
$100
TEEN NITES!
FRIDAYS
June 22, July 13,
July 27 & August 10
7 to 9 pm
$2 per person
Bring your floaties!
*No Adults Allowed
PRIVATE POOL RENTAL
Sunday evenings (5:30-8:30 pm)
Back deck by pool
$125/hour for Residents
$250/hour for Non-residents
$50 flat fee (this fee is in
addition to the regular
swimming fee)
MINI OYMPICS DAY
Wednesday, June 13
Noon - 4:30 pm
Competition Games,
Prizes & events
all day!
AQUATIC GAMES
Mondays & Fridays - Tubes & Rafts day
Tuesdays - Beach ball day!
Wednesdays - Water gun Fun!
CIRCUS DAY!
Wednesday, July 18
Noon - 4:30 pm
Animal games &
Face Painting.
Prizes & events all day!
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SWIM PROGRAMS
TINY TOTS SWIMMING
For children ages 6-36 months old.
Designed to encourage water acquaintance
and to begin to develop basic swimming
skills. An adult MUST accompany each child
in the water.
Ages: 6 - 36 months
Days: Saturdays
Dates: June 23 - July 28
Time: 11:00 - 11:30 am
CODE: S12-103
Min/Max: 10/25
OUT & IN THE FENCE
Instructor: Annissa Haedt
Fee: $10RES/$20SDR/$20NR per class
Age: 5 - 10 yrs old
Dates: July 10 - July 31
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
CODE: S12-105
Min/Max: 8/24
SWIMNASTICS
Build cardiovascular endurance and
muscle tone with this great water workout!
Water exercise helps to warm and relax
muscles, ease stress, and improve blood
circulation aiding your general well-being
both mentally and physically.
Class meets twice a week; however, you
come on days that work for you!
First class is free!
WATER WALKABOUT
Water walking is becoming popular, especially
amongst those with joint concerns. You can
walk in the shallow end of the pool or walk in
the deep end with a kickboard. An instructor
leads the class with simple exercises.
Days: Monday & Wednesday
Time: 7-8 pm
Dates: ongoing
Location: Miller Natatorium Indoor pool
Instructor: Renee Lamers
Fee: $25 punch card
(purchase at City Hall)
Resident/School District Resident - 16 visits
Non-Resident - 12 visits
Age: Adults
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 7- 8 pm
Dates: ongoing
Min/Max: 15
Fee: $3 per person
($2 pay to pool & $1 to instructor)
Youth Swimming Lessons at Miller Natatorium Pool are conducted by the
Berlin Area School District. Call 361-2004 for more information!
ADULT & YOUTH SWIM PROGRAMS
Play ball outside the fence for 1/2 the class,
& then have fun inside the fence in the pool!
Wear swimsuits under outdoor clothing for this
class & come prepared to run for fun.
Age: 5 - 10 yrs old
Dates: June 12 - July 3
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
CODE: S12-104
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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION-BASED ACTIVITIES
BERLIN KIWANIS SOCCER CAMP
Participants will be taught fundamental soccer skills and tactical training. Players are grouped by age and skill level.
The skills and tactics taught are essential tools that players need during their developmental years.
Proper execution in the age-specific areas of physical agility, mental awareness, and tactical decision making are
emphasized during the camp.
Players will learn through FUN and challenging skills to build TEAM SPIRIT and SPORTSMANSHIP.
Each player will receive a camp t-shirt, certificate, and chances at winning other great prizes during the camp.
Camp Coaches will be: Marco Rhein (Ripon College Soccer Captain), Don Demick (BHS Soccer Coach), Dennis
Plantz (BHS Soccer Coach).
Dates: April 28h, May 5th, May 19th (Saturdays)
AGE:
TIME:
COST:
5-8 yr.
8 am - 9:30 am
$15.00
9-12yr
9:30 am-12:30 pm
$20.00
13-above
1 pm - 4 pm
$20.00
Registration forms will be available April 1st.
Berlin School Office, City Hall, and Berlin Public Library
Contact the Berlin Kiwanis Club at: (920)229-3571 or
by e-mail: [email protected]
Location: Clay Lamberton Soccer Fields
BERLIN YOUTH SOCCER
Soccer registration takes place each year in late February.
The season is May & June of each year.
Contact: Becky Bruce-Allington 361-3192
GIRL SCOUTS
Open to girls Kindergarten thru 12th grade. Registration for the year is $12.00. Anyone wishing to still participate in
upcoming events, registration will be $12.00, which includes the remainder of the 2012 year and 2012/2013 school
year.
Contact: Stephanie Chiafos
290-4455
Troop 6372
BOY SCOUTS / CUB SCOUTS
Troop 632 is open to boys age 11 and up. The Troop meets on Tuesday nights at Berlin VFW 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Contact: Gary Wegner
361-0566
Pack 3627 Open to boys grades 1st through 5th. The Pack Meeting is held every 4th Monday 6-7 pm at Berlin
Conservation Club.
Contact: Jenne Aton
361-2893
Troop 673 Open to boys grades 5th through 12th
Contact: Don Draves
361-0452
BERLIN YOUTH BASEBALL
Players must provide their own glove, pants, and cleats. Shirts will be provided. Cost is $40 for all Leagues.
Berlin Rookie League: This is a coach-pitch league focused on teaching fundamentals. Games will be played, but
no score kept. This league is open to advanced 7 yr olds, all 8 yr olds, & 9 yr olds who are still learning the basics.
Little League/Minor League Division (Ages 9 & 10) Participates in Waushara County League. Plays approx. ten
scheduled games in Berlin or other communities. Practice and games begin in the later half of May.
Little League/Major League Division (Ages 11 & 12) Participates in Waushara County League. Plays approx. ten
scheduled games in Berlin or other communities. Practice and games begin in the later half of May.
Senior League Babe Ruth (Ages 13 & 14) Participates in Waushara County League. Plays approx. ten scheduled
games in Berlin or other communities. Practice and games begin in the later half of May.
Sign up forms will be distributed at the schools in March.
Contact Person: Bryant Bednarek
290-2255
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS WISCONSIN Green Lake County
Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports
for youth and adults, young and old with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop
physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in the sharing of skills and friendship with
families, friends, and the community. Current sports offered are Bowling (Singles-Team-Doubles-Ramp), Volleyball, Team Basketball, Athletics, Aquatics, Soccer, Bocce, Team Softball, and Golf. In order to participate you
must have a current medical and release form on file by the medical deadline date. Call for more information.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Dallas Lewallen, Agency Manager
222 Leffert St. P.O. Box 69 Berlin WI 54923
E-Mail: [email protected] 920-361-3484
The Berlin Barracudas is an age group program that teaches the four competitive swim strokes. Practice sessions
are Monday through Friday with three levels.
Intermediate skill level 3:30 - 4:30
Advanced skill level 4:00 - 6:00
Novice 6:00 - 7:00
We guarantee stroke improvement! Twelve session programs for newcomers will be available throughout the summer. There is a fee. Call for Specific dates as to new session start times and info to Beth Sass 361-2364.
BERLIN YOUTH WRESTLING CLUB
Registration takes place in early December each year and the season runs until the end of March. Boys and Girls
1st thru 8th grade learn how to wrestle and have the opportunity to compete throughout the state. For more information contact Scott Wagner 361-4441
BERLIN YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING INC.
We are open to any area boy or girl, 3rd grade through 6th grade, interested in representing the Berlin Bulldogs as a
Football Player OR any area boy or girl, 3rd grade through 8th grade, interested in representing the Berlin Bulldogs
as a Cheerleader. Registration takes place in the spring of the year, and practices start Wednesday August 1st.
Contact: Mike Schrader 361-1207 E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.berlinbulldogs.org
P4K
Open to high school and middle school students. Located at 115 S. Wisconsin Street. School Year
Hours are Friday & Saturday 5:30-11:30 pm with Summer Hours from 7-11 pm starting June 1st
thru Sept. 1st. E-mail: [email protected] or Find us on Facebook-Search “P4K Outreach” 361-3997
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
Sign up at the Boys & Girls Club. 344 Broadway Ave, Berlin. Or mail in payment with the program name, the name
of your child to: PO Box 254, Berlin WI 54923. Call: Lance Poppy at 361-2717
Little Brewer T-Ball Children ages 6-8 will develop the primary skills for hitting, running, fielding, and throwing.
T-ball will meet at the North Ball Diamond on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 10:30 am. Tuesday, June 5th
through July 3rd. $10 for members and $30 for non-members.
Rookie League Baseball Children ages 9-12 will learn fundamental skills of hitting, throwing, fielding, bunting, and
base running. Practices will be held at the Boys & Girls Club Field on Mon. and Wed. 9 am to 10:30 am. Rookie
League will begin Wednesday, June 13th through Aug. 8th. Cost is $5:00. If Child is not a member of the Boys &
Girls Club, he/she must become a member and pay a $20.00 fee.
Nickelodeon’s Let’s Just Play Day FREE Play Day today with lots of fun contests and prizes throughout the club.
Date: Friday, August 17
Time: Fun starts at 1pm until 3 pm Age: 6-18
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION-BASED ACTIVITIES
BARRACUDAS SWIM CLUB
Riverside Park
River Drive
X
X
Forsyth's Park
401 Broadway St
1.3
X
X
X
X
Longcroft Park
Webster St
3.1 X
X
X
X
X
Firefighter's Park
401 Broadway
0.3
X
Volunteers Park
112 W. Huron
0.2
X
Mound Street Park
301 Mound St
1.3
X
X
5.07
Berlin Parks & Recreation
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Phone: 920-361-5437 (kids) Fax: 920-361-5405
Swimming Pool
Restrooms
Fishing
Playground
X
X
X
Basketball Court
X
36.0
X
Leashed Dogs
1.6
Berlin Locks
601 Morris St
Walkush Street
Conservancy Park
Walkush Street
X
Frisbee Golf
Nathan Strong Park
201 E. Huron St
X
X
Camping Area
X
X
X
Softball/Baseball
X
X
X
Open Play Areas
38.0 X
X
X
Boat Launch
Nature Area/Trail
Benches
Picnic Tables
Shelterhouses
PARK LOCATION
ACRES
BERLIN PARKS
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X
X
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RIVERSIDE PARK
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Stretch es 3,700 f eet along th e east bank
of the Fo x Riv er.
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Us ed by boat ers, fishers, cam pers & picnickers.
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Cam pground is open from May 15 - October 15.
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Check out is at 12:00 noon
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Registration fees are to be paid on arrival.
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16 sites featur e el ectricity. Both 110 and 220 servi ce.
Am ple tent cam ping available.
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Pets are allowed on a 7-foot leash only. Pets shall not be left
on campground while owners are away. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. No pets are allowed in any
of the shelter houses or on any athletic fields.
Us ed by athlet es, softball & volleyball
leagu es, & youth program s.
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2 lighted softball diam onds
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Unlighted youth bas eball diam ond
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6 volleyball courts
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N o f ires exc ept in designated f ire pits and grills.
2,000 feet of sea wall with boat m oorings
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Glass bottles are prohibited.
A double b oat launch
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Firewood is for sale at Registration.
Full regulation basketb all court
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Quiet hours from 10:00 PM (11:00 pm on Sat.) to 8:00 am.
Hors esho e pits
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A 25-unit RV cam ping area with 16 electrical hookups & fire pits, water supply &
dum p station.
Up to six sites can b e r es erv ed.
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3 large sh elter hou s es with restroom s &
el ectricity
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO EVICT, WITHOUT PRIOR
NOTICE, ANYONE WHO IN OUR JUDGEMENT CREATES A
DISTURBANCE, OR NUISANCE, OR DELIBERATELY
BREAKS ANY OF THE ABOVE RULES. NO REIMBURSEMENT OF FEES WILL BE MADE IN THE EVENT OF SUCH
EVICTION.
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A ll units m ust have holding tank s. U nder no c irc um stanc es are tank s to be dumped on the ground.
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Guests are asked to stay on designated roadway in
C amping A rea.
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N o shower fac ilities available at this time. R estroom s
at North D iamond S helterhouse nearby.
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5 children’s playgrou nd ar eas
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Clark School m useum
Camp i ng
$18 p er n ig ht
$110 p er w eek
Wo o d
$4 p er b un dl e
FEE
S
(10 p i ec e s)
Dump Station
$3 per use
(Free) for overnight Riverside Campers.
SHELTERHOUSE RENTAL FEES
Prices are per day
Monday Thursday
Weekend/Holiday Weekend/Holiday
up to 99 guests
100 + guests
Riverside Park North Shelter #1
Riverside Park South Shelter #2
$35 Resident
$70 Non-Res.
$65 Resident
$130 Non-Res.
$80 Resident
$160 Non-Res.
Nathan Strong Park Gazebo
(Weddings Only)
$25 Resident
$50 Non-Res.
$40 Resident
$80 Non-Res.
Not
Applicable
Riverside Park North Diamond
Shelter
$25 Resident
$50 Non-Res.
$35 Resident
$70 Non-Res.
Not
Applicable
RIVERSIDE PARK
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CITY TRIPS
BERLIN’S MUSEUM OF LOCAL HISTORY
Did you know that the city has
trips that you can take?
The trips are organized by the
Senior Center, but you do not
have to be a senior to go on a
city trip!
There are also over-seas trips
to be had!
Here are a couple of city trips
planned in the coming months;
BERLIN CITY PAGE
MAY 16, 2012
TROLLS, TROLLS, OH MY!
Trip to the trolls in Mt. Horeb!
See the trolls, do some shopping,
eat some chocolate, & have fun!
A guided tour of the Mike Feeney
Bus Leaves: 7:30 am
Cost: $25
Lunch on your own.
JUNE 7, 2012
HORSES & WINE TOUR
It’s a day of horses and wine!
Tour Raven’s Cache Winery,
Larson’s Clydesdale Ranch, and
Vines & Rushes Winery
Bus Leaves: 8:30 am
Cost: $40
*Interested in taking a trip?
Call the Senior Center for more
information at 1-920-361-5422.
Or see the Berlin Senior Center
website at;
berlinseniorcenter.shutterfly.com
Located at: 111 S. Adams St., Berlin
Open Hours & Tours: 2nd & 4th Sundays 1 - 4 pm or
anytime by appointment
June, July & August
No Fee (Donations accepted)
Clark School - Open by request.
Contact: Lee Erdmann 361-2460
MASCOUTIN TRAIL
Sometimes called, “The Cookie and Ice
Cream Biking Trail,” The Mascoutin Valley
State Trail is located through 3 counties,
Green Lake, Winnebago, & Fond du Lac.
It starts on county road “F” in the city of
Berlin about a quarter of a mile southeast
of state highway 49. The trail is approximately 12 miles, and ends in the city of
Ripon. The trail is 10 feet wide and the
surface is crushed limestone. Recreation
along the trail includes hiking, biking, and
jogging.
Free family fun with nature at its best!
Green Lake County, 492 Hill St., Green
Lake 54941, (920) 294-4032
Oh, why “The Cookie and Ice Cream”
Trail? Ripon Cookie on one end and
Shepherd's Ice Cream on the other !
Try it out !
www.greenlakegreenways.org
BIBLE SHARING
Life can be full of questions. Here’s a chance to
search for answers.
We are of different faiths & different walks in life.
If you have your own Bible, bring it along.
Meetings at the Berlin Senior Center
6:30 to 8 pm Tuesday evenings. ALL are welcome!
WPRA TICKETS
The City of Berlin works with the Wisconsin Parks & Recreation Association to provide tickets
for local attractions at discounted rates. Stop in for information, brochures, maps, and purchase of discounted tickets at Berlin City Hall. Open - 7:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Chula Vista Resort Waterparks
$ 19.95
House on the Rock
Child $ 13.50 Adult $ 22.50
Dells Army Ducks
Child $ 9.00 Adult $ 18.00
Dells Boat Tours (Upper) Child $ 12.45 Adult $ 22.25
Green Bay Packers
-Hall of Fame
Child $4.00 Adult $7
Milwaukee County Zoo
Child $8.25 Adult $10.25
Mt. Olympus Water Park (All day wristband) $29.00
Noah’s Ark (All day unlimited pass)
$30
Pirate’s Cove Golf (18 holes)
$5.25
Original Wisconsin Ducks Child $12.45 Adult $22.25
Six Flags Great America
Child/Adult $38
Six Flags Great America (Use July 7-15) C/Adult $30
Wild Thing Jet Boat Ride
Child $9 Adult $18
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Let’s go
swimming!
AQUATIC CENTER
CIRCUS DAY!
Wednesday, July 18
Noon - 4:30 pm
Animal games &
Face Painting.
Prizes & events all day!
MINI OYMPICS DAY
Wednesday, June 13
Noon - 4:30 pm
Competition Games,
Prizes & events
all day!
AQUATIC GAMES
Mondays & Fridays - Tubes & Rafts day
Tuesdays - Beach ball day!
Wednesdays - Water gun Fun!
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CITY OF BERLIN PARKS AND RECREATION SUMMER ACTIVITIES
PO Box 272, 108 N. Capron Street, Berlin, WI 54923
Ph: (920) 361-5437 (KIDS)
Fax: (920) 361-5405 www.cityofberlin.net
E-mail: [email protected]
http://berlinwisummerprograms.shutterfly.com/
PLEASE PRINT IN INK
Adult Parent/Guardian Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________City: _______________________________
Day or Cell Phone Number to reach in case of emergency: _____________________________________________________
E-mail Contact (Daytime):___________________________________________
Are you a resident of the City of Berlin? 5Yes 5 No
Berlin Area School District?
(“Resident” applies only to individuals who reside within the City Limits of Berlin).
5 Yes 5 No
GENERAL PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT
PLEASE READ IN FULL, SIGNATURE REQUIRED.
The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, understands and acknowledges that participation in Parks and
Recreation programs may involve the use by the participant of sponsoring agencies’ facilities and equipment outside of the direct control of the City of
Berlin or its employees or agents. The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, understands and acknowledges
that participation in Parks and Recreation programs may involve an element of risk of personal injury or property damage for all participants and may
cause serious injury, or even death. The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, and on behalf of the
participant’s heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, hereby release, discharge, and agree to defend and hold harmless the City of Berlin, Berlin
School District, all Employees, Organizers, Sponsors, and Instructors from any and all injuries and property damages incurred by the participant and
any and all claims of injury or property damage brought by third parties or other participants against the City of Berlin, School District, Employees,
Organizers, Sponsors, and/or Instructors for the actions and/or activities of the participant during participation in a Parks and Recreation Program.
I hereby grant The Parks and Recreation Department and/or The City of Berlin permission to use my child’s picture for promotion of recreational city
activities in media types, including but not limited to: newsprint, brochures, internet websites, and/or the City’s Channel 97 TV station.
_____________________________________________________
Signature of participant if over 18 years old OR
Parent/Legal Guardian Signature
INDIVIDUAL’S NAME
CHILD’S DATE
OF BIRTH
GRADE
GOING INTO
________________________________________
Print name here
PROGRAM
CODE
See our new Parks & Recreation Department Shutterfly
website! http://berlinwisummerprograms.shutterfly.com/
Office Use Only
Received $
Check #
Cash
Processed by:
PROGRAM NAME
FEE
Checks Payable to: City of Berlin
Total $__________________

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