2016-2017 Program Brochure

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Voter ID Information ..................46
Yard Waste Drop off Days ..........50
Afterschool Program ..................................11
Summer School Afternoon Club.............12
Baseball & Softball...........................13 & 14
Sports with the Cheesemakers ................15
Springs Sports & Lego Camps.................16
Tennis............................................................17
Dance ............................................................18
Tot Lot, Kickball, Craftastic, Pool Fun ...19
Special Needs Programs ...........................20
One Day Programs................................21-22
Exercise & Couch to 5K & Golf ...............23
Football, VB, BB, Floor Hockey...............24
Karate & Extreme Self Defense ...............25
Disc Golf ......................................................26
Pickleball/Slowpitch/Volleyball..............27
Swimming Lessons & Pool .................29-34
Donate to Shelter & Pool Bench ....33 & 44
July 4th Activities.......................................35
Community Resources .........................36-43
Terrace Tree Program............................57-58
City Information ...................................45-51
Park Information...................................52-56
Thank Yous.............................................59-62
City Map.......................................................63
Calendar of Events .....................................64
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KNOKE, INGEBRITSEN & KIND LAW
Gregory E. Knoke
Jeffrey C. Ingebritsen
Peter J. Kind
TRIAL AND GENERAL PRACTICE
Personal Injury
Probate
1904 10th Street
Family Law
Real Estate
325-7137
Debt Collection
Monroe, WI
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608-329-2466 (Cancellations)
General Information
Office Information, Park Commission & Park Addresses ...................... Page 5
Dept. & Registration Guidelines & Heat & Humidity Guidelines ............ Page 6
Online Employment Opportunities & How to Apply Online .................... Page 6
Community Resource Guide ........................................................ Pages 36-43
City Services Guide ...................................................................... Pages 45-51
Registration Forms
Program Registration Form ................................................................... Page 7
Baseball / Softball Form & Youth Sports Form ...................................... Page 8
Barb Moser “Pool Lady” Tribute ............................................................ Page 9
Pool Season Pass Form ...................................................................... Page 10
Summer School Bus Form................................................................... Page 12
Dance Programs
Children’s Dance & Ballroom Dance ................................................... Page 18
Dance Team with the Cheesemakers/Middle School Dance .............. Page 18
Studio M Dance Lessons ..................................................................... Page 42
Playground Programs & Enrichment Programs
Amusement Park Camp, Space Adventure Camp, Minecraft & Legos Page 16
Summer Kickball, Dodgeball, Gaga Ball & Pool Fun ........................... Page 19
Craftastic Wednesdays, Bubbles, Experiments & Pool Fun ................ Page 19
Tot Lot .................................................................................................. Page 19
Munchkin Mondays - Holiday Fun ....................................................... Page 19
One Day Programs ....................................................................... Pages 21-22
Kid’s Care
After School Care & Tribute to Super Barb ......................................... Page 11
Summer School Afternoon Club .......................................................... Page 12
Youth Sports
Kiwanis Minor League & Little League ............................................... Page 13
Lassie & Girls Softball & High School Fastpitch ................................. Page 14
Sports with the Cheesemakers ............................................................ Page 15
Spring Volleyball, Spring Kickball, Dodgeball & Gaga ........................ Page 16
Tennis Lessons, Leagues, Clinics & Tournaments ............................. Page 17
Golf Lessons ........................................................................................ Page 23
Volleyball - Summer & Fall ....................................................... Pages 23 & 24
Soccer Open Gym ............................................................................... Page 24
Winter Basketball ................................................................................. Page 24
NFL Flag Football & Floor Hockey ...................................................... Page 24
Karate .................................................................................................. Page 25
Rebel Soccer Traveling League .......................................................... Page 40
High School & College Age Programs
Monroe Baseball Inc ............................................................................ Page 13
Girls Fast Pitch League ....................................................................... Page 14
Tennis Lessons, Leagues Clinics & Tournaments .............................. Page 17
Exercise/Boot Camp & Couch to 5K .................................................... Page 23
Open Gym Soccer ............................................................................... Page 24
Karate & Self Defense Class ............................................................... Page 25
Disc Golf League ................................................................................. Page 26
Coed Slowpitch & Volleyball Leagues ................................................. Page 27
July 4th Tournaments .......................................................................... Page 35
Adult Programs
Ballroom Dance Lessons ..................................................................... Page 18
Exercise/Boot Camp/Couch to 5K ....................................................... Page 23
Karate & Self Defense Class .............................................................. Page 25
Disc Golf ............................................................................................. Page 26
Pickleball.............................................................................................. Page 27
Summer Coed Slowpitch & Sand Volleyball Leagues ......................... Page 27
Summer & Winter Volleyball Leagues ................................................. Page 27
July 4th Tournaments .......................................................................... Page 35
Special Needs Programs
Playground Program ........................................................................... Page 20
Swimming Lessons ................................................................... Pages 20 & 30
Down on the Farm and Zoorific .......................................................... Page 20
Snakes, Alligators & Lizards - Oh My! ................................................ Page 20
Swimming Lessons
Summer School, August Swim Lessons & Swim Levels ..................... Page 29
Private Swim Lessons for Youth & Adults ................................. Pages 29 & 30
Parent/Tot & Preschool Aqua Swim Lessons ...................................... Page 30
Adult Swim Lessons ........................................................................... Page 30
Arc Special Needs ............................................................................... Page 30
Lifeguard Training ................................................................................ Page 30
Swimming Pool
Pool Pass Form ................................................................................... Page 10
Season Pass Information & Pool Rental ............................................. Page 31
Pool Hours, Lap Swim, Pool Fees & Admissions ................................ Page 31
Scholarship Funds for Pool Passes & Pool Rules ............................... Page 32
Water Fitness, Special Events & Toy Nights ...................................... Page 33
MAST (Monroe Area Swim Team) & Gator Swim Team .................... Page 34
Dr. Stiles Meet & Night Swims ............................................................. Page 34
Gavin Breadon Memorial Swim Meet, Art Show & Auction ................ Page 34
Discount Ticket Sales
Discount Ticket Sales .......................................................................... Page 36
Special Events
Skateboard Clinic................................................................................. Page 16
Tennis Tournaments ............................................................................ Page 17
Karate Tournament .............................................................................. Page 25
Disc Golf/Bean Bag/Pickleball Tournament/Birdie Bash/Frisbee ........ Page 26
Winter Volleyball Tournament ............................................................. Page 27
Easter Scavenger Hunt & Basket Benefit ............................................ Page 28
Free City Band Concerts & Movies in the Park ................................... Page 28
Special Events at the Pool & Barb’s Goodbye Bucky Bash ................ Page 33
Night Swims ......................................................................................... Page 34
July 4th Celebration Activities & Tournaments .................................... Page 35
Main Street & Chamber Special Events .............................................. Page 39
Park Information
Parks & Shelter Information ..................................................... Pages 43,52-56
New Shelter at Twining ........................................................................ Page 44
Terrace Tree Planting .......................................................................... Page 57
Emerald Ash Borer .............................................................................. Page 57
Reservations & Rentals
Policy for Shelter Reservations ................................................... Pages 6 & 43
Pool Rental ......................................................................................... Page 31
Shelter, Community Center & Bandshell Reservations ....................... Page 43
Concerts
Monroe City Band Concerts ................................................................ Page 28
Concerts on the Square ....................................................................... Page 39
Community Resource Guide
Tribute to Retirees ....................................................... Pages 9, 11, 28, 33, 61
Discount Tickets to Area Attractions .................................................... Page 36
Cheese Days/Monroe Theatre Guild ................................................... Page 37
South Central Wisconsin Archers/Monroe Avalanche Hockey ............ Page 38
Monroe Chamber of Commerce Events .............................................. Page 39
Super Cows/Concerts on the Square .................................................. Page 39
Mike Muranyi Junior Golf Foundation/Monroe Area Rebel Soccer ..... Page 40
Monroe Preschool/Alpine Curling Club................................................ Page 41
Studio M Dance Academy ................................................................... Page 42
Monroe Public Library Summer Reading Program .............................. Page 42
Green County Fair ............................................................................... Page 43
What Does the City Do for You ........................................................... Page 45
City Resource Guide & Behring Senior Center ............................ Pages 45-51
New Twining South Shelter/Shelter Donations.................................... Page 44
Volunteer & Employee Recognition ................................................ Page 61-62
City Map .............................................................................................. Page 63
Calendar of Events ............................................................................. Page 64
Thank you Sponsors
Sponsors ........................Cover Pages and Pages 1, 2, 3, 37-43, 59-60, 65-66
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Paul Klinzing, Park Director/City Forester ......................................329-2469
David Beightol, Park Maintenance ..................................................329-2469
Jim Belke, Park Maintenance ...........................................................329-2469
Paul Meudt, Park Maintenance ........................................................329-2469
Dave Weckerly, Park Maintenance ..................................................329-2469
Marge Klinzing, Recreation Director ...............................................329-2465
Matt Skibba, Recreation Supervisor................................................329-2466
Margie Johnson, Administrative Secretary ....................................329-2467
Barb Moser, Youth Center Coordinator (After 3 PM) .....................329-2460
Park & Recreation Office ..................................................................329-2460
Swimming Pool..................................................................................329-2475
Barb Moser Pool Coordinator (Summer Only) ...............................329-2476
Cancellation Information ..................................................................329-2466
LOOK FOR THESE NEW PROGRAMS IN OUR BROCHURE!
Star Wars, Floor Hockey, Paw Patrol, Barb’s Goodbye Bucky Bash, Lego
Camps, Chefs in the Making, Adult Swim Lessons, Pickleball Tournament,
Doc McStuffins and more!
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Paul Klinzing .................................................... [email protected]
Marge Klinzing ................................................ [email protected]
Matt Skibba….................................................... [email protected]
Margie Johnson ............................................. [email protected]
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Park & Recreation Office .................................................. 1110 18th Avenue
Youth Center/Community Center .................................... 1110 18th Avenue
Park Garage/Forester .......................................................... 1048 6th Avenue
Behring Senior Center ...................................................... 1113 10th Avenue
Twining Park ........................................................................ 425 14th Avenue
Northeast Park ........................................................................ 2700 5th Street
Honeycreek Park ............................................................. 1000 4th Avenue W
Lincoln Park ....................................................................... 1900 15th Avenue
Recreation Park ................................................................ 1700 22nd Avenue
East School Park .................................................................... 2202 9th Street
Sunset West Park .................................................................. 401 3rd Avenue
Forest Prairie Park ................................................ 2 miles NE on WI Hwy 59
Valley View Park ................................................................. 2701 2nd Avenue
L to R: Kelli Brunton, Eric Losenegger, Emily Bartels,
Barb Moser, Monica Schneider, Sheri Schaefer,
President Brian Saugstad and Barb Gelbach.
Not pictured Jeff Newcomer, Council Representative.
Park Staff:
Scott Feldt
Paul Meudt
Dave Weckerly
Paul Klinzing
Jim Belke
Dave Beightol
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Phil Rath, City Administrator ...........................................................329-2527
Martin Shanks, Assistant City Administrator .................................329-2521
Carol Stamm, City Clerk/Director of General Government ...........329-2530
Ellen Miller, Deputy Clerk .................................................................329-2524
Bridget Schuchart, Director of Finance ..........................................329-2529
Karla Fritsch, Deputy Treasurer/Comptroller .................................329-2510
Stephanie Bachim, City Treasurer...................................................329-2528
Al Gerber, Engineering Supervisor & Interim BPW .......................329-2532
Catherine Kehoe, Engineering Technician .....................................329-2517
Paul Morris, Engineering Technician ..............................................329-2531
Ryan Lindsey, Building Inspector/Zoning ......................................329-2518
Sherry Booth, Building Inspector/Clerk Secretary ........................329-2533
Mike Kennison, Utilities Supervisor ................................................329-2485
Renee Weaver, Utilities, Budget & Finance Manager ....................329-2483
Sandy Menehan, Utility Billing Clerk ...............................................329-2484
Tom Boll, Street Supervisor .............................................................329-2490
Darci Boll, Street Dept. Administrative Secretary ..........................329-2490
Tammy Derrickson, Senior Center Coordinator ............................325-8890
Elizabeth Sorn, Senior Center Assistant Coordinator..................325-8892
Bridget Cotter, Senior Center Wellness Specialist ........................325-8891
Fred Kelley, Police Chief ..................................................................329-2400
Daryl Rausch, Fire Chief / Emergency Management Director .....329-2575
Lane Heins, Deputy Fire Chief/Deputy Emergency Management.329-2570
Rich Pulver, Maintenance .................................................................329-2543
Recreation Staff:
Matt Skibba
Barb Moser
Margie Johnson
Marge Klinzing
Are you interested in being a part of city government?
Candidates need to circulate nomination papers to obtain signatures from
voters and file campaign registration paperwork with the City Clerk’s office in
December of each year prior to the Spring election. Contact City Clerk
Carol Stamm at (608) 329-2524 or at [email protected] for more info.
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L to R: Michael Boyce, 3rd Ward; Reid Stangel, 8th Ward;
Richard Thoman, 9th Ward; Louis Armstrong, 7th Ward;
Chris Beer, 6th Ward; Mayor Bill Ross; Tom Miller, 1st Ward;
Jeff Newcomer, 4th Ward; Brooke Bauman, 2nd Ward; and
Charles Koch, 5th Ward.
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INTERNET REGISTRATION
To register online or view shelter availability, please go to our
website - www.cityofmonroe.org.
Register online 24 hours a day/7 days a week with Visa,
MasterCard or Discover Card. The first time you register online you
will need to create an account with a password. Remember the
password, for you will use this every time you register. After you
have done that you can login and view all of our classes, how many
spots are available and the program information. Once you have
completed your registration and paid with your credit card, you will
receive an email confirmation. Please be sure to check the receipt
to confirm the details are correct. No other confirmation or
reminders will be sent to you.
Please note: There is a small convenience fee for all online
registrations. Also, if a program is taxable, the tax will be
added to the fee you see online.
BY MAIL, 24-HOUR DROP BOX OR IN-PERSON
Complete the registration form on page 7 (or page 8 for baseball,
softball & youth sports programs). You may mail in, drop off or
bring in person your registration form to the Monroe Park and
Recreation Department at 1110 18th Avenue, Monroe, WI 53566.
PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION FORM OR IT
WILL NOT BE PROCESSED.
MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CITY OF MONROE
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All shelter rentals must be made in person. You can check
availability online at www.cityofmonroe.org or by calling
329-2460.
Reservations for the Community Center, Shelter Houses, Bandshell
and the Pool will be taken the first “working” day of the month for
the entire month of the following year. For example on April 1,
2016 reservations can be made up to and including the entire
month of April for 2017.
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With the purchase of your season pool pass, you will get a pool
key fob for each member of the family or keep your old key fobs
from last year. Bring your pool key fob to the pool, it will be swiped
by Pool Coordinator each time you come to the pool and your
picture will come up in our computer. This prevents the sharing of
pool passes. If you forget your key fob, don’t worry, we will look
up your name on the computer.
Each family member who is on your pool pass will need to get
their picture taken. This picture will be kept in the computer at the
Park and Recreation office and at the pool to help the staff identify
members of your family. If you forgot your key fob or if we question
if this person is part of your family, the pictures will help.
Pictures can be taken at the pool or Park and Recreation office.
Pictures don’t need to be taken each year. KEEP YOUR KEY
FOB FROM LAST YEAR & USE WITH THIS YEAR’S RENEWAL.
If you register between March 7th - June 3rd, you will get $5.00
off season pass. After June 3rd, there is no discount.
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After a Heat Advisory (heat index of 105 or more) or Heat Warning (heat index of
115 or more) is issued by the National Weather Service, the following actions by
the Recreation Department will take place: Approximately 30 minutes prior to the
start of any outdoor activity, temperature, humidity and heat index readings will
be taken from the National Weather Service or other weather related agencies or
sources of information.
A. Heat Index of 80-89 (Low to Moderate Risk)
Proceed with scheduled outdoor activity. Monitor participants carefully for
necessary action. Encourage additional fluid intake.
B. Heat Index of 90 –104 (Moderate Risk)
Use caution. Fluid/Shade/Rest breaks should be taken every 20-25
minutes. Activity should be modified for less exertion. Consider reducing
program length.
C. Heat Index of 105-114 (High Risk)
Use extreme caution. Fluid/Shade/Rest should be taken every 15-20
minutes. Reduce program length to no more than 60 minutes per class.
Additional instructor breaks. Consider cancellation of youth and senior
programs of high exertion activities.
D. Heat index of 115-130 (Very High Risk)
We will cancel all outdoor activities.
Please note: Some discretion is granted to the Recreation Department in
making decisions, as programs with abundant shade, water and frequent
breezes may not require above modifications. The Monroe Park & Recreation
Department will have the final say on all cancellations. Every effort will be made
to reschedule classes canceled due to inclement weather. If classes cannot be
rescheduled, refunds will not be given.
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Please call 608-329-2466 for program cancellation information.
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Online Applications ONLY: The City of Monroe only accepts online
applications for seasonal or fulltime positions. You also may fill out an interest
card online and get updates on job openings.
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December 1 - March 1 each year, we accept applications for summer/seasonal
positions. Some positions closed on February 1 and some on March 1.
Recommended minimum age is 16, lifeguard must be 16 by June 1st. Park and
Street maintenance required age is 18. Possible summer positions may be:
lifeguard and swim instructor, summer park & street maintenance, umpires,
playground positions, after school aides, day camp and sport instructors. Open
positions will be listed on the website. Apply online for these positions at
www.cityofmonroe.org.
Go to: 1) I want to apply; 2) Apply for Job; 3) Click on position applying for on the
bottom of page; 4) Click on apply; 5) You will be asked to create an account; and
6) After account is created, you will fill out the application online. We accept
applications for seasonal fall and winter positions from July 1 - August 15 each
year. Possible positions may be: volleyball supervisor and instructors,
basketball instructors, flag football referee, afterschool aide, exercise instructor
and dance instructor. Please check our website regularly as jobs will be listed
when openings occur.
A special thank you to: Jaimie Tran,
Monroe Times Ad Design Manager
for photo page designs, Marissa Weiher,
Monroe Times Photographer and
Brenda Steurer of Reflections by Brenda
for the photos in our brochure.
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Go Online or Mail / Drop off: City of Monroe Park and Recreation, 1110 18th Avenue, Monroe, WI 53566 or drop off in outside black drop box by entrance.
1.
Registering Adult—Contact information for the parent or guardian—TOP PORTION OF FORM
Adult’s Last Name:
Adult’s First Name:
Address:
City / State / Zip:
Home #:
Mom Cell #:
Mom’s Employer / Day Phone #:
Dad Cell #:
Dad’s Employer / Day Phone#:
List work numbers only if we may call you at work
Email Address:
Relationship:
Phone:
Emergency Name (If no answer at above numbers):
Medical Information: If there are any medical conditions the instructor should be aware of, the participant or a parent of the participant should talk
to the instructor at the first class. Please list all allergies such as milk, peanuts and others, for we do serve snacks at some programs.
LIST ALLERGIES:
If more than one parental home or other special circumstances, give name, address and home/work/cell phone below:
2.
Fill in programs of each participant (one form per household) T-shirt sizes available: YS(6/8), YM(10/12), YL(14/16) Adult S, M, L, XL, XXL
PROGRAM NAME
PARTICIPANT
LAST NAME
M-MALE
FFEMALE
PARTICIPANT
FIRST NAME
DATE OF
BIRTH
GRADE
GRADE
IN
FALL 2016
TSHIRT
SIZE
SCHOOL
FEE
May we contact you to ask for a donation of food or drink for a special event at the pool or July 4th?
YES
NO
May we contact you to volunteer on July 4th?
YES
NO
For program promotion purposes, from time to time photographs may be taken of participants. Those who do not wish to have
their photo published must notify the office OR state NO on this registration form and talk to the instructor.
YES
NO
RIGHT
NOW
Please use the registration form on page 8 for Baseball & Softball Leagues.
Please use the registration form on page 8 for the Grade School Sport’s Programs.
“Mark up” for recreation: Add $1 or more to your total fees to help provide
assistance for those unable to afford the program fees for recreation activities.
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CITY OF MONROE
A $35 SERVICE FEE WILL BE ASSESSED TO EACH RETURNED CHECK.
Subtotal
$
“Mark up” a $1 or more for scholarship
$
TOTAL AMOUNT
$
Method of Payment Cash _______________ Credit cards will only be taken online or in person at Park & Recreation Office due to
Credit Card_______ Check#______________ security reasons. No registration should be mailed with credit card information.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR POOL KEY FOBS FROM LAST YEAR & USE WITH THIS YEAR’S
Authorization to participate and for Emergency Medical Treatment : I hereby register myself/my child to participate in the activity/class above
named. In granting permission, I recognize that such activity may be hazardous and injury or accident may occur as a result of direct or in-direct
participation. Therefore, I agree to release the City of Monroe, Monroe Park and Recreation Department, its’ employees, agents and volunteer aids from
liability as a result of accidents incurred while participating in the activity/class. Please read and sign the Concussion Information and Waiver.
Forms are available at the Park & Recreation Office or online. Forms required for: Flag Football, Softball, Baseball and Karate. Only one new
form needed each year signed by parent & child.
Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature:
Date:
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2016 SPORT PROGRAM REGISTRATION - USE THIS FORM FOR SPORT ACTIVITIES LISTED
Basketball Camp $30
Basketball w/the Cheesemakers $10
Date Paid
Amount Paid
Check/Cash/Credit Card
Fall Volleyball $30
Volleyball w/the Cheesemakers $10
Date Paid
Amount Paid
NFL Flag Football $50
Football w/the Cheesemakers $10
Date Paid
Amount Paid
Spring Volleyball $30
Wresting w/the Cheesemakers $10
Date Paid
Amount Paid
Date Paid
Amount Paid
Floor Hockey $30
Child’s Name: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ______________ Grade right now is: _________ Grade in Fall of 2016:_________
School :___________________Sex (M/F):_______ Shirt Size: (YS,YM,YL,AS,AM,AL,XL,XXL) _____________ (Examples of sizes at Parks & Rec Office)
Parent’s Name: ____________________________ Address: ___________________________________________ Home # :______________________
Dad’s Cell #:________________ Work #:_______________ Place of Employment:__________________________ Email:_________________________
Mom’s Cell #:_______________ Work #:_______________ Place of Employment: __________________________ Email:_________________________
Medical Information: If there are any medical conditions the supervisor should be aware of, the participant or a parent of the participant should talk to the
instructor, coach and/or Recreation Department on the first day of this program.
I understand that in signing below, I consider this to be a release of liability and responsibility on the part of both the instructor as well as the Monroe
Parks & Recreation Dept. in regard to any injury, compensation or death that might result from my child's participation. I, therefore, give my permission for
________________________________to participate in the youth sport program.
Please read and sign the Concussion Information and Waiver. Forms are available at the Park & Recreation Office or online.
Forms required for: Flag Football, Softball, Baseball and Karate. Only one new form needed each year signed by parent & child.
SIGNATURE OF PARENT/S: ________________________________________________________________ DATE: _________________________
SPONSORSHIP - I would be interested in sponsoring a grade school sports team (cost is $80.00) Sponsor Name:_____________________________
COACH - Name of person interested in coaching flag football? ______________________________ DOB:_____________ Shirt Size:_________
If possible coach with: _______________________________ (Name on your driver’s license with middle initial - needed for background check)
2016 SOFTBALL, TEE BALL, COACH PITCH & LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION FORM Date PD _______ Amount _____ Ck/Cash/Cr Card
BASEBALL
x ____ Tee Ball (5:15pm) - $20, entering 5K
x ____ Coach Pitch (6:10pm) - $30, entering 1st grade
x ____ Coach Pitch (7:15pm) - $30 , entering 2nd grade
x ____ American League - $35, entering 3rd & 4th grade
x ____ National League - $35, entering 5th - 7th grade
x ____ Baseball w/ the Cheesemakers - May 2nd $10, 3rd-8th grade
SOFTBALL
x ____ Lassie League (5:30pm) - $20, entering 5K
x ____ Lassie League (6:15pm) - $20, entering 1st grade
x ____ Lassie League (7:00pm) - $20, entering 2nd grade
x ____ Cadet League - $35, entering 3rd & 4th grade
x ____ Junior League - $35, entering 5th & 6th grade
x ____ Senior League - $35 , entering 7th - 9th grade
x ____ Softball w/ the Cheesemakers - April 4th $10, 3rd-8th grade
Child Name:__________________________________________________Date of Birth: ___________ Grade right now is: _________ Grade in Fall 2016: _________
School:_____________________ Sex (M/F):_______ Shirt Size: (YS,YM,YL,AS,AM,AL,XL,XXL) _____________ (Examples of sizes at the Parks & Recreation office)
Address: _______________________________________Home #:____________________Mom Cell #:___________________Dad Cell #______________________
Parent's Name:_____________________________________________ Email Address: ______________________________________________________________
Father's Work #:______________ Place of Employment :______________Mother's Work #:_______________ Place of Employment: __________________________
COACH: Name of Parent/s interested in coaching/helping:__________________________________________ DOB: _________________ Shirt Size:_________
(Name on your driver’s license with middle initial - needed for background check) Need Coaches for Tee ball, Coach Pitch, baseball & softball
___ Head Coach
___ Asst. Coach
___Coach Helper (helper does not coach, but helps with scorebook, lineups and kids)
Medical Information: If there are any medical conditions the supervisor should be aware of, the participant or a parent of the participant should talk to the
instructor on the first day of this program. I understand that in signing below, I consider this to be a release of liability and responsibility on the part of
both the instructor as well as the Monroe Park & Recreation Dept. in regard to any injury, compensation or death that might result from my child's
participation.
I, therefore, give my permission for ________________________________to participate in the youth sport program.
Please read and sign the Concussion Information and Waiver. Forms are available at the Park & Recreation Office or online.
Forms required for: Flag Football, Softball, Baseball and Karate. Only one new form needed each year signed by parent & child.
SIGNATURE OF PARENT/S: ________________________________________________________________ DATE: _______________________
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Lifeguards describe the “Pool Lady”!
Barb has been described as many things throughout her
Fun times with
Fun &
career, but one thing most lifeguards can agree on is that she is
Barb. Remember
dedicated
Always smiling,
Caring
“Our Summer Grandmother,” as stated by Matt Coplien, or
the mouse in the
- Ryan
always laughing
-Amy
as Jamie Dickey said “Everyone’s Mama” for the lifeguards
bathhouse
or
CD
Young
and knows
Marti Sellers
and the children that come to the pool. She has also been
moving her car .
everyone!
described by past lifeguards as such a loving and giving lady,
John Albrecht
- Elizabeth
who’s always there to tell a good story and to play match maker
Genuine
Dale
for the guards too. Jeff Reber described her as “the den
- Alex
Bubbly
Tordoff
mother who was always willing to give advice to us even
& social
though we thought we were adults already,” which has been
Anna
proven to be true in many of the lifeguards stories.
Smiley
Selfless &
Wolf
Lifeguards have come and gone, but some stay longer
and sweet
happy
- Savannah
-Kasie
than others. The guards come back to experience her wisdom,
Koester
Duffy
and create wonderful memories with her.
Chris Deininger stated, “I spent 7 summers with Barb,
that is 21 months of her mentoring me into adulthood.
She was/is a second mom for me and for many of the guards
Mom
and is loved dearly for being there for them.”
Nail Queen,
- Brittany
Tyler Moser states, “She has been such an influence
big hearted and
Moser
in my life, especially since I started working with her as a
down to earth.
guard. People always ask if we are related and I wish I
-Paige
could say yes without lying!”
Hoesly
Barb is known for her signature giggle, kind smile and big
heart. Not only has she touched the lives of the lifeguards, but
Best greeter
she has also touched the lives of the community.
& nurturing
Eric Tabaka described her as, “A wonderful woman
- Brianna
with the gift of connecting with children.” With such a kind
Zimmerman
Giggly &
Honest
and warmhearted soul, the kids love her and recognize her
warm &
& sincere
as the famous “Pool Lady.”
- Alex
loved her
She always
Brittany Moser, Barb’s daughter, stated working for her
Hendrickson
nailpolish!
would give us
Like
to
Mom was a special time. Brittany had a unique perspective
-Cassie
friendly advice
giggle
when working with her Mom because she already respected her
with a smile on
Coffey
-Colleen
her
face.
as a Mom. She had the opportunity to learn from her first hand,
Endres Bosse &
Colleen McCabe
Die hard Badger
not only how to be a true professional, but also to treat people
Shan Ott
& Chicago Bears
with kindness, a smile, and patience. She watched as her Mom
& Cubs Fan !
worked her magic and built rapport with the public. Brittany
Most Loveable
grew up at the pool and saw how her Mom created such a
Person ever
Kindhearted
-Brian
family atmosphere at the pool. All the guards were so lucky to
Loving &
Anna
Schneider
Bubbly
have her Mom’s support and genuine rapport with her each
welcoming
Meritt
- Alyssa
summer. “I was so fortunate to have worked at the pool
-Grant Keith
Dale
Best memory
with my Mom, but I am blessed to be able to call her, Mom
ever & so kind
for a lifetime.”
- Molly
Recreation Director Marge Klinzing says Barb has been
Hlubek
by her side for 35 out of her 38 years here. She started with the
She loved her
Sent in by Mary Monaghan Schultz, Peggy
After School program in 1981, handed out baskets at the pool,
radishes!
Shreve Modaff and Shanon Martini–Gore
was then hired on as the Pool Coordinator, helped out with Park
Peg, Noel,
Playful &
Patrol, Office Aide, dressed up as the Easter Bunny and Mrs.
Mary,
devoted
Ruby
Shanon
Claus. She also taught classes and took computer classes.
- Jody
IngebritsenShe worked in the treasurer’s office and helped out other city
Bubba
Howe
departments as well. “She is the best “PR” person the City
Dedicated
will ever have! She has such a great attitude and is
and effervescent
Rhubarb
Match
positive and patient in everything she does. She is my ray
Warm hearted,
-Ellie
maker of sunshine everyday, even on rainy days at the pool. She
caring, crazy fun,
Cianfrini
Barbara Jean
Kaaren
is always happy.” I once bought her a greeting card, on the
and special to all of
Weyers
outside it said “You are always so happy no matter how hectic
us at the pool.
Ranch Ruffles & Rubbish
- Allison
things get.” Inside the card it says…Are you from a different
Sweeter than
Coplien
Sweet Tea
planet ? “I’m so happy to have worked with her all these years
I love her
- Tyler Moser
laugh but more important all the things we have shared and done
Noel Heins together and the friends we have become.”
Herbst
But nothing sums up Barb more than Linda Moser’s
Haley Kaiser: “Hold the phone!”
statement about her, which states, “My word for Barb,
Lifeguards: “It’s Marge on the phone...again!”
Conscientious
A smile for
after thinking long and hard, is ‘Priceless’! What would we,
leader, caring,
everyone I, do without her in so many ways? She makes me laugh, she
bona fide listener,
Peggy Shreve
Chris D & Mary M & Karren W : “Oh you GUYS!”
is empathetic with the guards, as well as the patrons, but still
her shoes will be
-Modaff
kindly and compassionately holds them to high expectations.”
hard to fill!
Mary Monaghan: I have sixty cents cr edit!
Shannon Hawkinson said , “She was always there in
Traci Moser
the bathhouse with an open ear. You could go to her for
Elizabeth Sorn: “ Guards, you are going to drive me to drink!”
anything. You could sound off ideas to her or ask for any
Kaaren Weyers: “I’ll be watching for you!” (r efer r ing to the guar ds per sonal lives)
kind of advice. She was a great source of ideas. The pool
will be so different without her there for sure!
Gregory Hubbard: “OH C.D.! What ar e you doing?!” (For the r est of us never did anything wr ong)
Everyone will truly miss her.”
Barb’s many nicknames:
Favorite Barb Quotes:
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Pool pass may be purchased online, at Park and Rec Office or at the Pool. Key fob from last year can be reactivated with
this years’ membership payment. If you purchase online, you can stop at pool or office to pick up key fobs & take picture.
Last Name:___________________________________________ Adult First Names:___________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________ City / State / Zip: ____________________________________________________
Home Phone: ____________________________ Mom’s Cell #:_____________________________ Dad’s Cell #:___________________________
Mom’s Work #:_________________________________________ Dad’s Work #:______________________________________________________
Email: ____________________________________________________Emergency Name/Phone:__________________________________________
Medical Information: For the safety of your child, if there are any medical conditions we should be aware of, the participant or a parent of the participant
should talk to the Pool Coordinator or Head Guard. We do serve snacks at pool special events, please check with the Pool Coordinator on the day of the
event on any food allergies. LIST ALLERGIES: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Individual: $50 R / $65 NR
Sr. Citizen: $45 R / $60 NR
Sr. Citizen Couple: $75 R / $90 NR
Babysitter: $15
Family: $95 R / $110 NR
Family Wading Pool: $70 R / $85 NR
Add’l Family Member (after 6 members): $5
Participant Last Name
Participant First Name
Relationship
Grade Now
School/
Grade in fall
Date of
Birth
Age
1
Over 18
N/A
Adult
2
Over 18
N/A
Adult
3
4
5
6
Add’l family $5
Add’l family $5
Add’l family $5
Babysitter for family ($15 additional)
Deduct $5 if purchased by Friday, June 3rd.
May we call you to donate food or drink for a special event at the pool? Yes No
For program promotion purposes, from time to time photographs may be taken of participants. Those who do not wish to have their photo published must
notify the office OR state NO on this registration form and talk to the instructor or Pool Coordinator. Yes No
The definition of a family is 2 adults and 4 children living at the same address. A babysitter may be added for
$15.00, but must be at the pool for the purpose of watching the kids for the pass to apply. I have read the
above and understand the definition of a family pool pass and the names I have listed qualify for family pass.
“Mark up” for pool passes: Add $1 or more to your total fees to help provide assistance for those unable
to afford the program fees or pool pass for the summer.
Sub-Total
$
“Mark Up” a
dollar or more $
Total Amount
$
Method of Payment Cash _______________ Credit cards will only be taken online or in person at Park & Recreation Office due to
Credit Card ______ Check#______________ security reasons. No registration should be mailed with credit card information.
Scholarship applications must be submitted in person at the Park & Recreation Office.
Authorization to participate and for Emergency Medical Treatment
I hereby register myself/my child and family to participate in activities/class and to swim at the pool. In granting permission, I recognize that such
activity may be hazardous and injury or accident may occur as a result of direct or in-direct participation. Therefore, I agree to release the City of
Monroe, it’s employees, agents and volunteer aids from liability as a result of accidents incurred while participating in the activity/class.
Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature:
Date:
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The Monroe Park & Recreation Department will
offer an after school Youth Center Program for
the 2016 - 2017 school year. The first session
will run from September 1 to December 22 and
the second session will run from January 3 to
May 19, 2017. This program is open to
children entering 5K-5th grade. The Youth
Center is open Mon-Fri after school from
3:30-5:00pm. All attendees must complete an
Emergency Contact Form when registering.
Barb Moser is the Youth Center Supervisor.
This will be Barb’s last year with her last day
being December 16, 2016. She has been with
the Park and Recreation Department for 35
years!
TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE
Busing is only available to those children who
are enrolled in the After School Program. The
School Bus Company will pick the children upp
at school and bus them to the Youth Center.
BUSING FORMS MUST BE COMPLETED TO
BE TRANSPORTED TO THE PARKS AND
RECREATION DEPARTMENT.
SNOW DAYS AND CANCELLATION POLICY
If there is a weather related early release and
the children have not been served lunch, we
will not be open. However, if the children have
been served lunch at school and are released
early, the After School Program will be open
until parents can pick up their children. We do
recommend you pick up your child(ren) as soon
as possible due to weather conditions and
safety for everyone. Refunds will not be given
due to weather related cancellations.
NO AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM On Election
Days (Tuesdays) the After School Program will
be closed. No After School Program on no
school days and holidays. We also conclude
our After School Program for the season mid
May as we need the time to prepare for
summer programs.
THE LAST DAY IS MAY 20, 2016. Election
dates in 2016 are April 5, August 9 & Nov. 8.
Dates in 2017 are: February 21 and April 4.
More elections could be added for 2017.
REGISTRATION MUST BE DONE AT THE
PARK & RECREATION OFFICE TO FILL OUT
PROPER REGISTRATION FORMS.
DAILY SCHEDULE - Snack, reading,
eading,
homework, bingo, crafts, speakers,
akers, board
ideo games,
games, field trips to the library, video
hbox cars,
Wii, science experiments, matchbox
tivities.
Legos, dolls, coloring and other fun activities.
CURRENT PARTICIPANTS can sign upp now
for Fall 2016.
REGISTRATION FOR NEW PARTICIPANTS
TS
begins Wednesday, June 1st and is based onn
first come, first serve basis. For anyone to
hold a spot, you need to make the first payment
toward fall session of $70. Fall session cost is
$280 (4 payments of $70) spring session cost
is $350 (5 payments of $70) which includes
early release Mondays. This program costs
participants $2.00 per hour, a very reasonable
cost for the program benefits. Deposits are
nonrefundable. Payments are due the 15th off
each month. Payments are not prorated for
activities or appointments during the after
school program that you signed up for. We do
not offer partial payments for days children are
not at the After School Program.
EARLY RELEASE MONDAYS
The After
err
School Program will be extended from
rom
ease
2:30 - 5:00pm on Mondays for early release
en on
days. We will be taking five extra children
Mondays only that aren’t part of our regular
ation for
program. Sign up at Park and Recreation
er School
early release Mondays with the After
Program. Cost is $25 per month for Mondays
only.
Barb’s last day is December 16, 2016.
35 Years of Barb’s Superpowers!
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Summer School Afternoon Club is a program for children that runs the same weeks and days as summer school. Children come right from their summer
school class and report to the Middle School New Gym every day at noon and check in with their Afternoon Club Instructor.
x Mondays and Wednesdays kids will stay at Middle School for arts and crafts, games, speakers, special entertainment and play outside.
x Tuesdays and Thursdays they check in at the Middle School New Gym, and after lunch walk to the pool and play at Swiss Alps Playground.
x Friday, they should check in at Middle School Gym and a separate bus will take them to one of the city parks.
x Fill out a summer school transportation form (below) and turn into Park and
Recreation before June 1st. Students will need to stop and get a t-shirt to
wear the first day for staff to be able to identify kids.
x T-shirts are for the first & second day of each session and to wear on
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
x If your child is NEW to the program, please bring a picture to
Park and Recreation with the registration form.
x Parents need to pack a lunch daily.
x You must have a pool pass to be admitted into the pool or
send money with your child to pay the daily admission fee.
Age:
Boys & Girls entering 5K - 5th grade
(Sorry, but no children entering 6th grade)
Day:
Monday - Friday
Date:
June 13 - July 1 - Session One Summer School
Date:
July 11 - July 29 - Session Two Summer School
Time:
Noon - 5:00pm, pick up by 5:15 pm
Fee:
$200 for each three week session ($2.65/hour)
Price includes snack provided by Park & Recreation Dept.
Location:
Middle School New Gymnasium
Instructors:
Monica Crook, Jolene DeNure, Anna Latimer, Emily Benzschawel & others
Payment:
We do not offer partial payments for days children are not at the Afternoon Club.
Sign-up:
We must have 15 participants by May 2 for the program to continue and we have a limit of 30. This program fills up fast.
Request for Alternate Busing Services for Eligible Riders (Summer School 2016)
Provide all necessary information below, sign and return to the Park and Recreation Office with
your registration. Please understand that this service will be provided in accordance with the
provisions of the School Board’s policy on transportation, a copy of which is available at the
Business Office. Furthermore, the request can only be approved if there is sufficient room
aboard the bus and if the request does not take the bus off the existing summer route.
The School District of Monroe reserves the right to refuse this special request for bona fide
reasons. If you have any questions regarding this form, please call Lamer’s Bus Lines at
325-7788 and press 2.
Print FULL name of student to be transported: ___________________________________________________
My son or daughter will be attending after summer school program for the following session listed below:
_________Session I Summer School June 13 - July 1
_________Session II Summer School July 11 - July 29
ON FRIDAYS, I UNDERSTAND THE BUS MAY TAKE CHILDREN TO A DIFFERENT PARK.
I understand that this service can only be provided if the bus is not Student Name:__________________________________
required to go off an established summer route, and if it is not in To help your child get to Middle School gym, our staff will meet them in
conflict with the School Board Policy.
the hall each day for the first week of each session and walk to the gym
___________________________________________________________ with them. Please provide the following information and BE SPECIFIC:
Address:___________________________________________________
June last class: ___________________ Classroom:_________________
July last class: ___________________ Classroom: _________________
Home Phone:___________________ Work #:_____________________
Will your child have a season pool pass by June 13th? Yes
Signature of Parent/Guardian
No
Return to Monroe Park and Recreation, 1110 18th Avenue, Monroe, Please turn in:
Emergency Contact Form_____ T-shirt size _______
WI 53566 by June 1st.
Date Received by Summer School____________ Initial__________
IF NEW TO THE PROGRAM: Child’s Picture _____
Date Approved by Lamers Bus Lines__________ Initial__________
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ĵÞǼǼĶsĵs¶ȖsDǣsEĶĶ
(Entering 5K - 2nd grade)
(Entering 3rd - 7th Grade Boys)
Registration for Little League starts March 7th
and ends Friday, April 8th
Register by May 20th to get the t-shirt size you requested,
otherwise you will have to choose from sizes that are still available.
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Boys entering 5K in Sept. 2016
Thursdays
June 16 - July 28
5:15 - 6:00pm
$20 Residents, $30 NR
Recreation Park
Kyle Klopfenstein, Alyssa Montgomery,
Logan Weckerly, Matt Coplien, Kirsten Vetterli &
parent volunteers
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016
Tee Ball is an instructional based program that will teach skills
such as: hitting, throwing, catching and base running. Kyle will
set up stations each night and one parent volunteer will be at
each station, along with one of our instructors. Players must
bring a glove with their name on it and should wear baseball hat.
Little League is a parent/volunteer coached program under the direction of
Park and Recreation. Parents/Volunteers become involved by holding
practices and coaching the games. This registration begins early due to
organization of volunteer coaches and meetings before league play begins.
After the April 1st deadline, we encourage you to please call us to see if
there are any openings on the teams. There will be an additional $15 to
have a shirt printed after the deadline. Practices start in May during the
week and weekends depending on coach’s preference and availability.
Coaches meeting on Wednesday, April 27th at the Community Center
• American League 5:30 - 6:45pm • National League 6:45 - 8:00pm
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Boys entering 3rd - 4th grade in Sept. 2016
Wednesdays
June 1 - July 13, tournament to follow
Games at 5:30 and 7:00pm
Monroe & Travel out-of-town
(in the past: South Wayne)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 8, 2016
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Boys entering 1st and 2nd Grade in Sept. 2016
Wednesdays and Thursdays
June 15 - July 28
Boys entering 1st grade - 6:10 - 7:10pm
Boys entering 2nd grade - 7:15 - 8:15pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation Park
Instructors:
VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED
Supervisor:
Kyle Klopfenstein
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016
Last year, we improved our Kiwanis Coach Pitch League, by
asking parents to help coach. We will form teams before the
program begins and will need 2 volunteer coaches per team. The
first night coaches will meet their teams and handout t-shirts and
schedules. Teams will practice on Wednesdays and Thursdays in
June. Then, starting on July 6th, teams will practice on
Wednesdays and play games against the other teams in the
league on Thursdays. All practices and games will be at the times
and dates listed above. Practices will consist of stations set up by
Kyle Klopfenstein. Teams will rotate through each station with the
parent coaches instructing the players. Players need to bring a
glove with their name on it and should wear a baseball cap.
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Boys entering 5th - 7th grade in Sept. 2016
Wednesdays
June 1 - July 13, tournament to follow
Games at 5:30 and 7:00pm
(in the past: South Wayne & Wiota)
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Monroe Baseball Inc. is a separate organization run by a board, made up
of baseball supporters and parents. Registration forms will be available at
the Middle School in March, and there will be a parent meeting in April.
For information about registration, tryouts, schedules and the parent
meeting please contact Dale Losenegger at 558-5068 or Eric Losenegger
at 214-4361.
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Lassie Softball
Girls Softball
(Entering 5K - 2nd Grade Girls)
Lassie Softball is an instructional based program. The first three weeks, the
instructors will work on drills to help develop: throwing, hitting and learning
the fundamentals of girls softball. The last four weeks the instructor will
divide the children into teams and they will play games reinforcing the skills
they were taught. Register by May 20th to get the t-shirt size requested,
otherwise you will have to choose from sizes that are still available.
Bring:
Ball Glove WITH NAME ON IT
Age:
Girls entering 5K in Sept. of 2016
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
June 14 - July 26
Time:
5:30 - 6:15pm
Fee:
Location:
Twining Park
Instructors: Hannah & Ellie Grossen - Kirsten & Hannah Vetterli
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MAY 20, 2016
Age:
Girls entering 1st grade in Sept. of 2016
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
June 14 - July 26
Time:
6:15 - 7:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Twining Park
Age:
Girls entering 2nd grade in Sept. of 2016
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
June 14 - July 26
Time:
7:00 - 8:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Twining Park
Girls Fast Pitch League
(entering 10th-12th grade)
Girls Fastpitch is offered to MHS Girls entering 10th-12th grades.
The league is organized by Hannah Grossen and is for skilled and
competitive players approved by Coach Dale Buvid. Games are played
in Monroe on Sunday nights at Twining Park. This is offered to girls in the
MHS Softball Program. MHS players should register with Coach Buvid.
For league information, please contact Hannah Grossen at 608-558-7807
or [email protected]. The fee is $35.00 to participate.
Age:
Girls in MHS Softball Program entering 10th - 12th grade
Day:
Sundays, June 12 - July 31
Time:
4:15pm, 6:00pm & 7:45pm at Twining Park
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(Entering 3rd - 9th Grade Girls)
Registration for Girls Softball (Entering 3rd-9th grade)
starts March 7th and ends Friday, April 8th
Girls Softball is a parent / volunteer coached program under the direction
of Monroe Park and Recreation. Parents/Volunteers hold practices and
coach the games. Registration begins early due to team organization
and the coaches meetings. If you decide after the April 1st deadline, we
encourage you to call to see if there are any openings. If more shirts
have to be been printed, it will be an additional $15 per shirt.
Coaches meeting on Wednesday, May 4th at Community Center
•Cadet League 5:30 - 6:30pm
•Junior League 6:30 - 7:30pm
•Senior League 7:30 - 8:30pm
For Cadet, Jr. and Sr. Leagues, practices start in May
and are held during the week and/or on weekends
depending on coach’s preference and availability.
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Girls entering 3rd and 4th grade in Sept. of 2016
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Girls entering 5th and 6th grade in Sept. of 2016
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Girls entering 7th-9th grade in Sept. of 2016
Mondays
June 6 - July 18, tournament to follow (No game July 4)
Starting at 5:30pm
(in the past: New Glarus & S. Wayne)
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Mondays
Starting at 5:30pm
(in the past: S. Wayne, Argyle, New Glarus & Monticello)
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Mondays
Starting at 5:30pm
(in the past: S. Wayne, New Glarus, & Monticello)
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Come meet and complete drills with the Cheesemakers! Drills
will include: catching, throwing, kicking & blocking. Wear gym
shoes & comfortable clothing. Everyone will receive a
Campion's Champion t-shirt sponsored by Colony Brands.
Age:
K - 8th grade
Day:
To be announced
Date:
To be announced at later date
Time:
To be announced
Fee:
$10.00
Location: High School Practice Field (rain site MHS Gym)
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˓ōŷŗǊŷrōŷǊŗÝŗµŷƻǻÝōÝǢǻǢ
Coach Buvid and Monroe High School players will be there to
demonstrate and work on softball skills. Registration is required.
Everyone will receive a Campion's Champion t-shirt sponsored by:
Monroe Kiwanis, Monroe Lion’s Club & Monroe Morning Optimists.
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Girls 3rd - 8th grade
Early Release Monday
April 4, 2016
2:30 - 4:00pm
$10.00
High School Gym
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Come and learn wrestling techniques, moves and drills. High
School wrestlers will be working with participants. Bring a pair
of gym shoes and wear comfortable clothing. Everyone will
receive a Campion's Champion t-shirt sponsored by the
Breadon Family in memory of their son Gavin.
Age:
K - 8th grade
Day:
Date:
December 12, 2016
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$10.00
Location: High School Balcony
DǣsEĶĶɠÞǼÌǼÌsNÌssǣsŎĨsǋǣ
ǢƻŷŗǢŷǊr^DɳƻǊrNÝǢÝŷŗ^ǊÝər˓NŷŗǻǊŷĵ
MHS players will be there to demonstrate and work on baseball
skills. Registration is required. Everyone will receive a Campion's
Champion t-shirt sponsored by PDC.
Age:
Boys 3rd - 8th grade
Day:
Date:
May 2, 2016
Time:
2:30 - 3:45pm
Fee:
$10.00
Location:
High School Ball Diamond (rain site MHS Gym)
DǣĨsǼEĶĶɠÞǼÌǼÌsNÌssǣsŎĨsǋǣ
əŸĶĶsɴEĶĶɠÞǼÌǼÌsNÌssǣsŎĨsǋǣ
ǢƻŷŗǢŷǊr^DɳDǊrŗŗŗ˅ǢNŷȕŗǻǊɳōǊħrǻ
Lady Cheesemaker Volleyball Team will be there to work on
volleyball skills and drills. Everyone will receive a Campion's
Champion t-shirt sponsored by Brennan’s Country Market.
Age:
3rd - 8th grade
Day:
Date:
September 12, 2016
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$10.00
Location: High School Gym
ǢƻŷŗǢŷǊr^Dɳ
ōŷŗǢÝµŗŷǊǻËŷōǢ®ʳNōƻÝŷŗNËǊÝǻDĵr®ȕŗ^
Come and shoot hoops with the Cheesemaker Boys & Girls
Basketball Teams! Bring a pair of gym shoes and wear
comfortable clothing. Everyone will receive a Campion’s
Champion t-shirt sponsored by Monsignor Thomas F. Campion
Charitable Fund.
Age:
K - 8th grade
Day:
Date:
January 9, 2017
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$10.00
Location: High School Gym
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Instructors:
Boys & Girls 3rd & 4th grade
Thursdays
March 10 - April 28 (No volleyball on March 24 and April 14)
3:30 - 5:00pm
Northside Gym
Matt Skibba & Laura Skattum
Kayli Kruser and Paige Murphy
For children from Parkside, Abe Lincoln & St. Victors: parents will need
to provide transportation as there will be no bus.
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Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Instructors:
Boys & Girls 5th & 6th grade Tuesdays
March 8 - April 26 (No volleyball on March 22 and April 12)
3:30 - 5:00pm
Northside Gym
Matt Skibba & Laura Skattum
Kayli Kruser and Paige Murphy
For children from Parkside, Abe Lincoln & St. Victors: parents will need
to provide transportation as there will be no bus.
ǢƼǋÞŘ¶ħÞOĨEĶĶˀ^Ÿ_¶sEĶĶˀµ¶DĶĶ
ŎȖǣsŎsŘǼƻǋĨNŎƼ
Age:
Date:
Time:
Instructor:
Entering 1st Grade - 5th Grade
July 6, 7 and 8
9:00am - 12:00pm
Staff from “Bricks 4 Kidz”
Minimum of 10 to hold class and Maximum of 20.
Fee:
$105 R, $115 NR
Location: Community Center
Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz very own Amusement Park!
Campers will build a new ride each day, learning how to make
things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have
learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized
models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes
carnival-themed games, group challenges, model-building and
more. LEGO® is a registered trademark of the LEGO® Group of
companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these
programs.
ǢƼOs_ɚsŘǼȖǋsNŎƼ˚ǢǼǋɟǋǣ
A fun, recreational program with boys and girls on each team with half
playing kickball and the other half dodgeball. This program is designed
to get kids outdoors, active and have fun.
Age:
1st - 5th grade (will be divided by grades)
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
April 26 - May 24, 2016
Time:
3:30 - 4:45pm
Fee:
Location:
Middle School Field
Instructors: Ben Latimer, Logan Weckerly and Matt Skibba
Age:
Date:
Time:
Instructor:
Friday, August 12
1:00 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$35 R, $45 NR
Inspired by NASA and Star Wars™, our Space Adventures Camp
is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off!
Campers will learn about real-life space exploration and build
models related to the NASA space program. In addition, the day
includes LEGO® Star Wars™ themed models, video games, group
games, challenges and more. Bricks 4 Kidz Space Adventure
Camp provides the spark for imagination and creativity to take off
on an adventure that’s out of this world! LEGO® is a registered
trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which does not
sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs.
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Age:
Date:
Time:
Instructor:
Thursday, August 18
1:00 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$35 R, $45 NR
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can
imagine. At night monsters come out, and make sure to build a
shelter before that happens! Experience the world of Minecraft
with LEGO® bricks. Kids will start by crafting their shelters and
some of the mobs, critters and tools using LEGO® bricks. Students
will face new challenges each day, building models and crafting
key elements from the popular Minecraft game. LEGO® is a
registered trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which
does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs.
9th Annual
Skate Board Clinic
Sponsored by
Monroe Clinic
Saturday, May 21st
at Honey Creek Skate Park
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Registration 12:30 – 1:00 PM
Rain date – Sunday, May 22nd
No cost to participate - Register by May 6th
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ǻÞŘɴǻŸǼǻsŘŘÞǣĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
ǻsŘŘÞǣĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
Tiny Tot tennis is a class for kids to work on hand-eye coordination, play some
Tennis lessons will be modeled after the USTA Quickstart Tennis
games and learn the basics of how to hit a tennis ball. A parent or guardian
Program which encourages teaching the correct shot form and getting
needs to be present on the court during the lesson and must be ready to help
students to play matches on smaller courts. We will try to show the kids
their child have fun learning the game of tennis.
how much fun the sport of tennis can be!
Age:
4 - 6 year olds come with parent, sibling or babysitter
Session 1: July 5 - 14 (July 8th will be make-up for July 4th)
Session one: Mondays - Thursday (Friday for rain make-up day)
Session 2: July 18 - 28
Date:
June 20 - 23
Time:
10:15 - 11:00am
Days:
Mon - Thurs (Friday of each week for make up)
Fee:
Instructors:
Brad Saugstad & Hannah Grossen
Location: Recreation Park Tennis Courts
Session two: Mondays
Instructors: Brad Saugstad & Hannah Grossen
Date:
June 20 - July 18 ( No Tennis on Monday July 4th )
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Age:
Time:
Entering 1st - 4th Grades
8:00 - 9:00am
Age:
Time:
Entering 5th - 8th Grades
9:00 - 10:00am
Age:
Time:
10:00 - 11:00am
(Teaching the shots to be successful)
Age:
Time:
11:00am - 12:00pm
(Teaching strategy to be successful in singles & doubles)
NŸ˚r_ǻsŘŘÞǣĵs¶Ȗsǣ
We have tried many different formats for the tennis leagues to try and
give students opportunity to play. This year, we will combine boys and
girls and depending on numbers, we play singles or doubles. You can
sign up for one or both leagues.
Age:
Entering 8th - 12th Grade Boys & Girls
(Players who have been in lessons 2 previous summers)
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Thursdays
June 9 - June 30
6:00 - 7:00pm
Recreation Park Tennis Courts
Ellie Grossen
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Mondays & Wednesdays
June 27 - July 20 (No tennis July 4th)
12:00 - 1:00pm
Hannah Grossen
Time:
Instructors:
4:00 - 4:45pm
Hannah Grossen & Ellie Grossen
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Fee:
Location:
$12 Residents, $22 NR per session
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Campers will work on hitting consistent ground strokes, volleys, serves and
overheads.
Age:
Boys & Girls entering 8 -12th Grade
Day:
Monday - Thursday (Friday for rain make-up day)
Date:
June 20 - June 23
Time:
8:00 - 10:00am
Fee:
$20 R/$30 NR
Instructors:
Brad Saugstad
Location:
ËÞ¶ÌǢOÌŸŸĶµÞǋĶǣNŎƼ
For tennis players who want to improve their ability in doubles and singles
matches. Each day we will practice one drill, meant to improve your match
play. The rest of the class will be spent playing matches with a coach
instructing throughout.
Age:
Girls entering 8 -12th Grade
Day:
Monday - Thursday (Friday for rain make-up day)
Date:
July 25 - July 28
Time:
3:00 - 5:00pm
Fee:
$20 R/$30 NR
Instructors:
Hannah Grossen & Ellie Grossen
Location:
Tennis Tournaments
Call Brad Saugstad at 558-7666 to register
Singles - July 9 & 10 - Matches begin 8am Saturday
The fee is $12/person, $7 for 14 years and younger.
Classes: Men’s Class A, Men’s Class B, Womens, 14 & under.
Players will be informed of their match time on Friday, July 8th.
Doubles - July 30 & 31 - Matches begin 8am Saturday
The Fee is $12 per person.
Classes: Men’s Class A, Men’s Class B, Women’s 14 & under.
Players will be informed of their match time on Friday, July 29th.
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NÌÞĶ_ǋsŘ˂ǣ^ŘOsNĶǣǣsǣ
Children should use the restroom before coming to class so that class
time is not lost with restroom breaks. Parents are asked not to stay
during class time. There will be an opportunity for parents to watch
a program on the final day of class.
ǢȖŎŎsǋ^ŘOs
Day:
Date:
Fee:
Location:
Instructor:
Ballet I
Ballet II
Ballet III
Pop Class
Thursdays
July 7 - August 18
Community Center - Limited to 12 students
Jesse Anderson
5:15 - 5:45pm (3 & 4 year olds)
5:50 - 6:20pm (4 & 5 year olds)
6:25 - 6:55pm (6 & up advanced)
7:00 - 7:35pm (7 & up)
Day:
Date:
Mondays
September 12 - October 24 (7 weeks)
(Dates subject to change due to elections
or instructor’s schedule )
Kathryn Zastrow
5:15 - 5:45pm (3 & 4 year olds)
5:50 - 6:20pm (4 & 5 year olds)
6:25 - 6:55pm (5 -7 years old with at least
1 dance class with Kathryn Zastrow)
7:00 - 7:35pm (7 & up with instructor approval)
7:40 - 8:10pm (7 & up)
^ŘOsǻsŎɠÞǼÌǼÌsNÌssǣsŎĨsǋǣ
Come meet the MHS Cheesemaker Dance team and have fun while
learning a dance routine choreographed by the MHS Dance Team
Members! You will also have the opportunity to watch the dance team
perform and to join them for a performance at a High School Boys
Basketball game that night! Stop down to Park and Recreation to fill out
form or check our Facebook page for further details.
Age:
Boys and Girls in 4K - 8th grade
Date:
January/February 2017
Day:
TBD
Dates Subject to change due to sporting events.
Fee:
$12 (includes t-shirt)
Location:
Monroe High School M Room
Instructor:
High School Dance Team
Time:
Practice: 3:30 - 5:30pm
Performance: Halftime of Basketball Game that night
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Fee:
Location:
Instructor:
Ballet I
Ballet II
Ballet III
Ballet IV
Pop Class
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Day:
Date:
Fee:
Location:
Instructor:
Ballet I
Ballet II
Ballet III
Ballet IV
Pop Class
DĶĶǋŸŸŎ^ŘOsĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
Mondays
February 13 - March 27, 2017 (7 weeks)
(Dates subject to change due to elections
or instructor’s schedule)
Kathryn Zastrow
5:15 - 5:45pm (3 & 4 year olds)
5:50 - 6:20pm (4 & 5 year olds)
6:25 - 6:55pm (5 -7 years old with at least
1 dance class with Kathryn Zastrow)
7:00 - 7:35pm (7 & up with instructor approval)
7:40 - 8:10pm (7 & up)
Dance Team members will perform at Middle School Basketball games
during halftime in November and December. Stop down to Park and
Recreation to fill out form or check our Facebook page for further details.
Age:
Boys and Girls in 6th - 8th Grade
Day:
Early Release Mondays
Date:
November 7 - December 19
Dates Subject to change due to sporting events.
Fee:
$15 (includes t-shirt)
Location:
Monroe High School M Room
Instructor:
High School Dance Team
Time:
2:25 - 4:00pm
Ballroom dance lessons include: the waltz, swing, polka and a few
new dances. You will need a partner to sign up.
Age:
Adults
Day:
Mondays
Date:
April 4 - 25, 2016
Time:
7:00 - 8:30pm
Fee:
$55 R couple, $65 NR couple
Location:
Monroe Behring Senior Center
Thank you to Gil and Judy Oberdas for their 37 years of teaching!
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This class includes: songs, crafts, games, stories and playground activities.
All children participating must be toilet-trained.
You can sign up for both sessions this year.
The theme will be different each week for June and July.
Age:
Days:
Date:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
Aides:
Limit :
3 - 5 years old
Monday - Thursday
June Session: June 13 - June 30
July Session: July 11 - July 28
9:30 - 11:30am
$70 Residents, $80 NR per session
Twining South Shelter
Alyssa Montgomery and Kirsten Vetterli
Ben Latimer and Lauren Hlubek
20 children per session
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µ¶DĶĶ˓ƻŸŸĶ®ȖŘ
This class includes a variety of activities for children to stay active & have
fun!
Age:
Boys & Girls - ages 6 - 10
Days:
Mondays
Date:
June 20 - July 25 (No Kickball on July 4)
Time:
1:00 - 4:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation Park North Shelter
Instructors:
Aides:
Limit:
36
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®ǋÞ_ɴǻŸǼĵŸǼ
This class meets only on Fridays and includes: songs, crafts, games, stories
and playground activities. All children participating must be toilet-trained.
Age:
3 - 5 years old
Days:
Fridays only
Date:
June 10 - July 22 (No Tot Lot on July 1st)
Time:
9:30 - 11:30am
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
Aides:
Limit :
20 children per session
ōȖŘOÌĨÞŘōŸŘ_ɴǣ˚ËŸĶÞ_ɴ®ȖŘ
This one day program has five sessions held at Holiday-time from Halloween
to Valentine’s Day! Program is held inside and includes: arts and crafts,
games, stories and free time to enhance listening skills, group play and
making new friends. Children do not need to be toilet trained.
Age:
2 ½ - 5 years old
Date:
Monday, October 17 - Spooky Squirts
Monday, November 14 - Thankful Tots
Monday, December 12 - Christmas Kids
Monday, January 9, 2017 - Olaf’s Birthday Party
Monday, February 6, 2017 - Be My Munchkin
Time:
9:00 - 11:00am
Fee:
$10 R/$15 NR per Monday, sign up for one or all of them
Location:
Community Center
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Come each week to do different arts and crafts followed by some time at
the pool. Our craft projects will vary from painting, making necklaces and
even balloon painting. After completing our crafts, we will make our way
to the pool where we will swim and enjoy a snack!
Age:
Days:
Wednesdays
Date:
July 6 - July 27
Time:
1:00 - 4:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
Aides:
Limit:
36
ĵsǼ˅ǣµŸËˡŷʳʳʳɠÞǼÌɟǼsǋ®ȖŘ
DȖEEĶsǣʰrɮƼsǋÞŎsŘǼǣ˓ƻŸŸĶ®ȖŘ
Come play some of the most classic water fun games like Drip, Drip, Drop
while we also learn fun new games that are sure to get you soaking wet!
Bubbles will be everywhere as we create human size bubbles. We will
make our own water sprinklers, learn fun games that you can play with
your friends, and have some time at the pool where we will play games
like Sharks and Minnows.
Age:
Days:
Fridays
Date:
July 8 - July 29
Time:
1:00 - 4:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
Aides:
Limit:
36
ƻĶɴ¶ǋŸȖŘ_¯ŸǋǢƼsOÞĶŗss_ǣ
_ƼǼÞɚsƻǋŸ¶ǋŎǢƼŸŘǣŸǋǣʲ
Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Community Charitable Fund,
Monsignor Thomas Campion Charitable Fund, Colony Brands,
LEO Fund/Community Foundation, Monroe Kiwanis,
Monroe Lion’s Club, Knights of Columbus State Council,
Monroe Morning Optimists and Women of the Moose
This class will include: crafts, games and swimming at the pool. Children
must be able to handle their own personal care or have a caregiver with
them. One on one instruction is provided.
Age:
Special needs children
(1st grade - through High School)
Day:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Date:
June 14 - July 21
NO CLASS JUNE 28 & JUNE 30
Time:
1:30 - 3:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation North Shelter
Instructors:
Alyssa Montgomery, Ben Latimer, Lauren Hlubek
Kirsten Vetterli, Rylee Prisk and others
Limit:
8
^ŸɠŘŷŘǼÌsǊÞs_sǋ˅ǣ®ǋŎ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǼÌs^ŘǊÞs_sǋ®ŎÞĶɴ
Spend a day on Dan Rieder’s farm while going on a hay ride, feeding goats,
ponies and calves and seeing animals such as: ducks, chickens, peacocks,
rabbits and kittens! We will be going up to the barn to see how they milk and
feed the cows. Parents will need to drop off and pick up their children at
W5478 County Rd DR, Monroe, WI. Parents are welcome to stay!
Age:
Special needs children
(1st grade - through High School)
Date:
Thursday, June 16
Time:
1:30 - 3:00pm
Fee:
No cost for Special needs children
Sponsored by: Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Community
Charitable Fund of the Monroe Fund
Location:
Dan Rieder’s Farm
Instructor:
Playground Staff
Limit:
8
We love
these
kids!
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ǢɠÞŎŎÞŘ¶ĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǋO
The cooperation of Arc, and a grant from the LEO Fund has allowed this class to be
available at a minimal cost for participants and provides the ability to have one-on-one
instruction when possible. Participants with special needs must be able to handle their
own personal care or have a caregiver with them. They need to stand in the pool by
themselves and be continent.
Age:
Children with special needs ages 7 - 12 years old
Dates:
Mondays, June 13 - July 25 (no lesson on July 4th)
Time:
5:15 - 5:45pm lessons, 5:45 - 6:00pm swimming
Fee:
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age:
Adults with special needs: 13 and older
Dates:
Wednesdays, June 15 - July 27
Time:
Fee:
ʉŸŸǋÞ¯ÞOƻǋǼɴ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴōŸŘǋŸsŷƼǼÞŎÞǣǼǣ
This program will give the children a chance to touch and see animals like a chameleon,
allaby, kinkajou, couti, armadillo, fennee fox and a chinchilla. The presenter will talk
about where the animals live and what they eat.
Age:
Special needs children 1st grade - High School
Date:
Friday, July 15
Time:
1:15 - 2:00pm
Fee:
Fee paid by: Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Community Charitable Fund
of the Monroe Fund
Location:
Middle School gym
Limit:
36
ǢŘĨsǣʰĶĶÞ¶ǼŸǋǣ˓ĵÞʊǋ_ǣ˚ŷÌōɴʵ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴħÞɠŘÞǣ
Children will get to experience reptiles in a whole new interactive way. Kids will get to
touch and interact with different reptiles like lizards, snakes and even alligators! They
will learn what makes each animal special, where it comes from, what it eats and how it
moves!
Age:
Special needs children 1st grade - High School
Date:
Thursday, August 11
Time:
9:00 - 10:00am
Fee:
Fee paid by: Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Community Charitable Fund
of the Monroe Fund
Location:
Northeast Park
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^ŸɠŘŸŘǼÌsǊÞs_sǋ˅ǣ®ǋŎ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǼÌs^ŘǊÞs_sǋ®ŎÞĶɴ
Spend a day on Rieder’s Family farm while going
on a hay ride (weather permitting), feeding goats,
ponies and calves and seeing animals such as
ducks, chickens, peacocks, rabbits and kittens!
We will be going up to the barn to see how they
milk and feed the cows! Parents will need to drop
off and pick up their children at W5478 County
Rd DR, Monroe, WI. Parents are welcome to
stay, but it is not necessary unless the child is
3 or 4 years old.
Age:
3 - 10 years old
Date:
Thursday, June 16
Time:
1:30 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Sponsored by Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Fund
Location:
Dan Rieder’s Farm
Instructor: Playground Staff
Limit:
24 ĵÞŸŘµȖǋ_ǼŸǼÌsǊsǣOȖs
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴĵÞŸŘ˅ǣNĶȖE
Lions from all over the Pride Lands, come join
Kion and his Lion Guard friends to see if you can
join the Lion Guard. Join Fuli the cheetah to test
your speed, Beshte the hippo to test your strength
and Bunga the badger to test your bravery! At the
end of the day, everyone will know what it takes
to be a part of the Lion Guard!
Age:
3 - 8 years old
Date:
Wednesday, June 22
Time:
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation North
Limit:
36
ǢƼ^ɴ
ǼƻȖĶōÞǼOÌsĶĶǼÌsǢOÌŸŸĶ
The students of the Paul Mitchell School will be
providing manicures and pedicures to the kids,
while they listen to music and relax! The kids will
then walk to Park and Recreation Office for drink
and snack.
Age:
Session 1: 4 - 7 years old
Session 2: 8 - 12 years old
Date:
Session 1: Wed, July 6
Session 2: Wed, August 3
Time:
10:00am - 12:00pm
Fee:
$15 donation will be made to
Andrew Gomez Dream Foundation
Location: Drop off at Paul Mitchell, 1015 18th
Avenue & pick up at Community
Center
Instructor: Paul Mitchell the School and
Playground Staff
Limit:
20
NÌs¯ǣÞŘǼÌsōĨÞŘ¶
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴNŸĶŸŘɴDǋŘ_ǣ
Kids will learn the basic fundamentals of
becoming a good cook while preparing fun snacks
while learning to measure and mix. The children
will make lady bug cupcakes, macaroni and
cheese bits and birthday popcorn.
Age:
6 - 12 years old
Date:
Monday, August 1
Time:
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Community Center
Limit:
24
ƻɠƻǼǋŸĶŸŘ^ȖǼɴ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǼÌs
ōŸŘǋŸsōŸǋŘÞŘ¶ŷƼǼÞŎÞǣǼǣ
Come help patrol the City of Monroe with our own
local Paw Patrol as we go on missions around
Northeast Park! We will be joined by a Recycling
Truck as well as a Bulldozer, so you can see what
Rocky and Rubble use to help them! With the
help of Sparky the Fire Dog and the Monroe
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Police Department’s Drug Dog, we will help keep
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our city safe and have a lot of fun!
This program will give the children a chance to
Age:
3 - 8 years old
touch and see animals like a chameleon, allaby, Date:
Tuesday, August 2
kinkajou, couti, armadillo, fennee fox and a
Time:
1:00 - 3:00pm
chinchilla. The presenter will talk about where the Fee:
$12 Resident, $17 NR
Location:
Northeast Park
animals live and what they eat.
Instructor:
Playground Staff
Age:
4 - 12 years old
Limit:
36
Date:
Friday, July 15
Time
1:15 - 3:15pm
Fee:
Location:
Middle School gym
Limit:
36
Program from 1:15 - 2:00 is free for participants of
all ages. Children should be accompanied by an
adult for the free program.
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These
programs
fill up fast sign up early!
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ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴĵÞŸŘ˅ǣNĶȖE
Come gallop along with us in activities, such as:
relays, games and pony rides. We will have a
HAY-day.
Age:
4 - 10 years old
Date:
Thursday, August 4
Time:
1:30 - 3:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Northeast Park
Limit:
24
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ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴDǋsŘŘŘ˅ǣōǋĨsǼ
Minions assemble for a day of Minion Training!
Each Minion in training will get to practice their
freeze ray skills, sing some of their favorite songs
and eat their favorite snacks, BANANAS!
Age:
3 - 8 years old
Date:
Monday, August 8
Time:
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Northeast Park
Limit:
24
Instructor:
Playground Staff rĶǣ˅ǣ®ǋŸʊsŘǢƼsOǼOȖĶǋ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴɟŸŸ_¯Ÿǋ_ǢǼǼsDŘĨ
Come join the frozen cast as we go on
adventures to try and save the town of Arendelle
from the freezing cold! You will have to hang on
tight for sled rides with Anna, build mighty castles
with Elsa and play games with the Rock Trolls.
At 7:00pm, you will join Anna and Elsa in a ball
celebrating the unfreezing of Arendelle!
Age:
4 - 10 years old
Date:
Tuesday, August 9
Time:
5:30 - 7:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Turner Hall
Limit:
36
Instructor:
Playground Staff
ǢǼǋɟǋǣ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_Eɴ®ÞǋǣǼŗǼÞŸŘĶDŘĨ
Come spend a day exploring a galaxy far, far
away. There will be Jedi training and competitions
to compete in. At the end, there will be an epic
encounter between the First Order and the
Resistance. Come dressed up as your favorite
Star Wars character and be ready to defend
yourself against the Dark Side.
Age:
6 - 12 years old
Date:
Wednesday, August 10
Time:
9:30 - 11:30am
Fee:
Location:
Recreation North
Limit:
24
Instructor:
Playground Staff
ǢŘĨsǣʰĶĶÞ¶ǼŸǋǣ˓ĵÞʊǋ_ǣ˚ŷÌōɴʵ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴħÞɠŘÞǣ
Children will get to experience reptiles in a whole
new interactive way. Kids will get to touch and
interact with different reptiles like lizards, snakes
and even alligators! They will learn what makes
each animal special, where it comes from, what it
eats, and how it moves!
Age:
4 - 12 years old
Date:
Thursday, August 11
Time
9:00 - 11:00am
Fee:
Program free from 9:00 - 10:00am
Location:
Northeast Park
Limit:
36
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ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴNŸĶŸŘɴDǋŘ_ǣ
Dress up in your fanciest outfits, bring your
favorite doll and join us for a tea party! While
enjoying cookies, “tea” and other treats with your
doll, we will be making jewelry, making clothing
for paper dolls and dancing the day away.
Age:
4 - 10 years old
Date:
Monday, August 15
Time:
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Turner Hall
Limit:
36
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ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǼÌsōŸŘǋŸsNĶÞŘÞO
The Doc is in! Come join Doc McStuffins in a day
of fun. Bring your favorite stuffed animal to take
with you on all your adventures, from obstacle
courses to a game of Operation, and races &
relays with them!
Age:
3 - 8 years old
Date:
Tuesday, August 16
Time
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation North
Limit:
24
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ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǻÌsōŸŘǋŸsǻÞŎsǣ
Come join us at Down and Dirty where we
promise you will leave with a smile on your face,
mud on your legs and shaving cream in your hair!
We will have new stations with even messier
games that will have you laughing and smiling as
you get slimy and dirty! Wear old clothes or a
bathing suit and bring a towel!
Age:
5 - 12 years old
Date:
Wednesday, August 17
Time:
10:30am - 12:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Recreation South
Limit:
36
Instructor:
Playground Staff
ğȖǣǼƻĶŘsNǋʊɴ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǼÌsəsǼǼsǋĶÞ®ŎÞĶɴ
Adventure awaits! At the Monroe Airport, there
will be fun filled aviation activities for kids to enjoy.
Get the chance to chat with a pilot, see airplanes
up close and explore the world of aviation!
Age:
8 - 12 years old
Date:
Friday, August 19
Time
10:30am - 12:30pm
Fee:
Location:
Monroe Airport
Limit:
24
Drop off and pick up at Community Center as
we take a school bus to airport.
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ǢȖŎŎsǋəŸĶĶsɴEĶĶǢĨÞĶĶǣ
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Instructors:
This is a beginner’s running schedule that has helped thousands of
new runners get off the couch and onto the roads, running miles in
three months. The group will be split into beginning and advanced
runners to accommodate the different levels of runners. Our goal is
to run in the Cheese Days Chase, you will need to register for the
Cheese Day Chase on your own. Instructor is Amanda Wendler.
Age:
18 years and older - Middle School and High
School participants need to sign up with an adult
Day:
Monday evenings and Saturday mornings
Date:
June 13 - September 17
Time:
Mondays 6:00pm and Saturdays at 8:00am
Fee:
$20 Res, $30 NR Meet at Parkside School
Students entering 3rd - 9th grade
Wednesdays
June 15 - July 20
Entering 3rd - 5th at 6:00 - 7:00pm
Entering 6th - 9th at 7:00 - 8:00pm
Northside School Gym
Kirsten Vetterli & Hannah Vetterli
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We will mix it up each week with heart pumping aerobics, boot
camp calisthenics and toning and strengthening exercises.
Moderate to high intensity level.
Age:
Day:
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The Mike Muranyi Junior Golf Foundation, Monroe Park and
Recreation Department and Monroe Country Club have
partnered together to bring you quality golf lessons. Please
register at Monroe Park and Recreation for the golf lessons
below. Bring your own clubs or Country Club will provide free
clubs if you don’t have them. In case of inclement weather,
report to Pro Shop at Country Club for class. (If your child is
currently a member at Monroe Country Club this program
does not apply, MCC has a separate program beginning
June 23rd)
Session Dates:
Fee:
Location:
Instructor:
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
June 7 - August 16
NO CLASS June 21st due to Badger Booster Days & Aug. 9
Fee:
Location:
Monroe Country Club
Instructor:
MMJGF Instructors
Age:
Time:
Boys & Girls 8 - 10 years old
5:30 - 6:15pm
Age:
Time:
6:15 - 7:00pm
18 years and older
Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:15 - 6:00pm &
Saturdays 8:30 - 9:15am
Jan 5 - April 2 (13wk)
April 5 - July 2 (13wk)
July 5 - Oct 1 (13wk)
Oct 4 - Dec 31 (13wk)
2x week - $45 Res, $55 NR
3x week - $60 Res, $70 NR
Behring Senior Center
Marcey Sink
Commit
to be
Fit!
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Age:
Day:
Dates:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Middle & High School Students
Nov. 1, 2016 - March 2, 2017
4:15 - 5:45pm
Abe Lincoln Gym
Curt Zastrow
Age:
3rd - 6th grade boys and girls
Day:
Practices:Sept.19, 26 & Oct. 3
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm at MHS Gym
Games: Oct. 10 & 17 at Northside School
3rd & 4th graders from 5:30-6:15pm
5th & 6th graders from 6:15-7:00pm
Fee:
Participants will play soccer and work on their
Instructors:
High School volleyball players
skills and drills. All participants need to register
Participants
will
learn the skills of volleyball
before attending open gym and fill out the
in
a
fun
atmosphere.
The camp will feature
concussion form. Participants will need
3
practice
days
at
the
high school that will
to sign in each night. No High School Seniors.
focus on the 4 basic skills of volleyball
(hitting, passing, setting and serving). The
ŗ®ĵŗÞ¶ÌǼ®Ķ¶®ŸŸǼEĶĶlast two nights at Northside School, the girls
will play games coached by the high school
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players. Parents are encouraged to come
Look and play like the Pros! Players will
to the game nights to cheer on their children.
receive their very own NFL jersey! They will
Students can ride bus to High School from
also learn how to run routes, throw passes,
Parkside, Northside & St. Victors.
catch and defend. Every child will be given
the opportunity to play different positions.
VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED!
Age: 2nd – 3rd grade league
4th – 5th grade league
6th – 8th grade league - NEW!
Fee: $50 Residents, $60 NR
First Practice Info:
All 2nd – 3rd graders: Sept 6th from
5:30 - 6:30pm at REC PARK
All 4th – 5th graders: Sept 6th from
6:40-7:40pm at REC PARK
All 6th – 8th graders: Sept 6th from
6:40-7:40pm at REC PARK
Additional practices will be scheduled by the
coaches each week.
Game Schedule:
Games will be played at the MHS Football Field
Tuesday nights from Sept 13 – Oct 11
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ɠÞǼÌǼÌsNÌssǣsŎĨsǋǣ
Age:
Day:
Date:
2nd - 6th grade boys & girls
Jan. 16 - Feb. 20, 2017
No basketball on Jan. 23
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm
Abe Lincoln: 2nd - 3rd grade girls & boys
High School: 4th - 6th grade girls & boys
Fee:
Instructors: High School basketball players
Matt Skibba & Keith Hoesly
Kids will learn the fundamentals of basketball in
this fun and exciting camp. They will be coached
by the High School boys and girls basketball
players. There will be small-sided games and
scrimmages, along with drills and skills. Children
can take any bus to the High School and walk to
the M Room or to Lincoln School from there.
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Floor hockey is an action packed activity that
offers kids a great way to keep active. Join us
for this gym class favorite at Abe Lincoln
during early release Mondays. Kids from
Northside, St. Victors, and Parkside can
get on any bus and ride to the high school.
When they arrive at the high school they
can walk down to the Abe Lincoln Gym.
They should enter through the back side
of the school off of 26th Street. Kids should
wear tennis shoes and active clothing. All
other equipment will be provided.
Age:
3rd – 5th grade boys & girls
Day:
Time:
2:30 - 4:00pm
Fee:
$20
Sponsored by Cliff & Dorothy Reasa
Community Charitable Fund of Monroe Fund
Dates:
Nov. 7, 14 & 28, Dec. 5 & 12
(no program on Nov. 21)
Location: Abe Lincoln Gym
Supervisor: Matt Skibba
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This program is based on Tae Kwon Do, with contributions from judo,
boxing and other martial arts. We cover basics, forms, self-defense and
sparring. Log on to www.roninkarate.com before the first day of class.
Wear loose clothes and bring a water bottle. Shorts and jeans are not
allowed. The first two classes are required orientation for new students.
New students (youth & adults) will meet from 6:15 - 7:15pm for the first
week only. White belts may also attend. All others will begin class the
following week.
Instructor :
Timm Burns
Days:
Fee:
$45 Res, $55 NR ($5 off each additional family member)
Location:
March 1 - May 19 (12 weeks)
Youth 7-12 year olds
Time: 6:15 - 7:15pm
Adults 13 years & older Time: 7:15 - 8:30pm
No Summer Karate classes
August 30 - November 17 (12 weeks)
Youth 7-12 years old
Time: 6:15 - 7:15pm
November 29, 2016 - February 16, 2017 (12 weeks)
Youth 7-12 years old
Time: 6:15 - 7:15pm
In between each session, Timm Burns will offer an advanced
class by special invitation only.
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ŗsɠǼÌÞǣɴsǋʵ
Class will cover beginning to intermediate self defense
techniques drawn from Karate, Judo, Boxing and other
methods. This very intense class is for adults.
Date:
May 31 - August 18
Days:
Time:
6:30 - 7:30pm
Location:
Age:
16 years and up
12-15 with permission of instructor
Cost:
$45 Res, $55 NR
If this is your first time taking Karate, we encourage
you to go and observe some classes before signing up.
“CHEESE CITY CLASSIC”
KARATE TOURNAMENT
(Sponsored by Monroe Parks and Recreation)
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Monroe High School
1600 26th St, Monroe, WI 53566
Registration 9:00am
Black Belt Judges’ Meeting 9:30am
Tournament start time is 10:00am
White Belts and up can participate
Early registration fee is $30 by Nov. 4th
AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN OUT AFTER EACH EVENT
For more information, contact Jeff Derrickson
608-329-7452 or email: [email protected]
Early registration at Monroe Park and Recreation Office
or mail the registration form and check to: 1110 18th Ave, Monroe WI 53566
Registration the day of the tournament will be in the Mroom of the Monroe High School
Fee to register after November 4th is $35.00 - Spectators are free.
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ˠ˧ËŸĶs^ÞǣOµŸĶ¯NŸȖǋǣs
We want to thank the Monroe Kiwanis Club for the 18 hole disc golf course at Twining Park.
It receives so much use, even in the winter, and we receive many compliments on this beautiful course.
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For the league each night, if we have enough players will be divided each
night into A and B. The A player will draw his partner from the B pool.
The best team will be awarded the money. The cost is $5.00 each night
to play. $3.00 from each player that night will go to the winning team and
$2.00 from each player goes to the Park and Recreation Disc Golf
Maintenance Fund. This league is designed to have fun!
Age:
Day:
Date:
Location:
Cost:
Time:
Supervisor:
14 years and older
Thursday
June 2 - August 25th
Twining Park
$5.00 each night
Register at 6:00pm and teams will be formed for fun.
Jack Morris 214-0480
VIBRAM BIRDIE BASH
Schedule
Disc Golf Tournament
9:00 am
Bean Bags & Men’s Doubles Pickleball 10:00 am
Amateur Frisbee Golf Challenge
11:00 am
(free Frisbee with your 2 person team)
Mixed Doubles Pickleball
1:00 pm
Rounds will be played scramble style. For the Pickleball
Tournament we will play round robin. Open to all ages and
experience levels. Gather a team of 2 and sign up today for the
3rd Annual Kiwanis Disc Golf & Family Fun Day.
Cost: $10 for a team of 2 for Disc Golf
$10 for a team of 2 for Bean Bag Toss
$10 for a team of 2 for Pickleball - bring your own partner
T-shirts: With pre-registration before April 29th
Prizes:
For 1st & 2nd place teams in each tournament
Sign up at Park and Recreation Office or
kiwanisofmonroe.org
Make checks payable to: Monroe Kiwanis
DISC GOLF PDGA SANCTIONED TOURNAMENT
Sunday, May 1st at 10:00am
Located at Twining Park
$40 per person
Admission fee provides:
2 discs, Dri-Fit Polo & water bottle all valued at more than $60!
Sign up online: birdiebash.com and
look for our event to register.
Email for info: Dave Ogas at [email protected]
Sponsored by Monroe Kiwanis
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NŸs_ǢĶŸɠƼÞǼOÌĵs¶Ȗs
Age:
Anyone 14 years old and older
Day:
Monday
Date:
June 6 - August 1 (No softball on July 4)
Time:
6:30pm, 7:25pm, 8:20pm or 9:15pm
Location:
Recreation Park Ball Diamond
Team Fee:
$210
Sponsor Fee: $120
Managers will be mailed & emailed packets the week of March 28th.
Packets, fees and rosters are due back on Friday, April 29th.
If you are interested in having a team, please call or stop by the
Park and Recreation office for a team packet.
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NŸs_ˣɮˣËÞ¶ÌǢOÌŸŸĶ˓NŸĶĶs¶s
Age:
Entering 10th graders - college age students
When:
Wednesdays, June 15 - August 3
Time:
8:30 or 9:15pm
Location:
Twining Park Courts
Team Fee:
$60
Team packets will be mailed out & emailed on May 2nd and are due
back on May 27th. Any new teams interested should contact Matt
Skibba at 329-2466, email [email protected] or stop at the
Park and Recreation office.
Adult indoor volleyball leagues are for anyone 18 years and older
that have graduated from high school. If you are interested in getting
a team into the league, contact Matt Skibba at 329-2466 or email at
[email protected] for more information. All volleyball
leagues will be supervised, with the teams calling themselves. We
will not have referees for any of the leagues. Gym sites may change
depending on availability and number of teams.
Team Fee - 6x6 $126; 4x4 $84 Sponsor Fee - 6x6 $100; 4x4 $80
Men’s Volleyball
Men’s 4x4 Power .......................................................... Lincoln
Tuesday Nights ...................................... Beginning October 18
Men’s 6x6 Advanced ................................................ Northside
Tuesday Nights ...................................... Beginning October 18
Women’s Volleyball
Women’s 6x6 Power .......................... Middle School & Lincoln
Wednesday Nights................................. Beginning October 19
Women’s 6x6 Advanced ........................................... Northside
Wednesday Nights................................. Beginning October 19
Coed Volleyball
Coed Power 4x4 ........................................................... Lincoln
Thursday Nights..................................... Beginning October 20
Coed Advanced 4x4 ..................... Northside / MMS / Parkside
Thursday Nights.................................... Beginning October 20
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˥ɮ˥_ȖĶǼɟŸŎsŘ˅ǣǢŘ_əŸĶĶsɴEĶĶ
Age:
Anyone 14 years old and older
Day:
Tuesdays
Date:
June 7 - August 2
Time:
6:00pm
Location:
Twining Park Courts
Team Fee:
$78
Sponsor Fee: $75
Team packets will be mailed out & emailed to managers on March
28th. Packets, fees and rosters are due back on Friday, April 29th.
Any new teams interested should contact Matt Skibba at 329-2466,
email [email protected] or stop at the Park and Recreation
office. All leagues are played without referees.
ɟÞŘǼsǋ˥ɮ˥NŸs_əŸĶĶsɴEĶĶǻŸȖǋŘŎsŘǼ
When: Saturday, February 18, 2017 from 8am to 4pm
Where: High School Gym
Fee: $75 per team
The Monroe Park and Recreation Department will be hosting a coed
volleyball tournament again this year. There will be a max of 10
teams, and the tournament will consist of pool play in the morning,
and then single elimination tournaments in the afternoon. The
tournaments will be split into Class A and Class B based upon the
results of the morning pool play. Please contact Matt Skibba at
329-2466 or [email protected] for registration information.
ɟÌǼÞǣƻÞOĨĶsEĶĶʷ
Pickleball is a racquet sport which combines elements of badminton,
tennis and table tennis. The court is just under one third of the area of
a tennis court and with a similar net. The game is played with a hard
paddle and a polymer smaller version of a wiffle ball. A pickleball moves
at about one-third the speed of a tennis ball, making this a sport that is
more accessible to a wider range of players, particularly children and
seniors. The smaller area along with the slower moving ball makes
pickleball much easier to play than tennis. Please register at Park and
Recreation for these leagues so we can call you with any schedule
changes. You can drop in anytime to play. We form teams and switch
teams up each week. At Twining, we will designate one court for
beginning pickleball players. We supply the paddles and balls.
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Adults
Monday & Wednesday
April 18 - October 12, 2016 (weather permitting)
6:00 - 8:30pm
$10 for entire outdoor season
Twining Park Tennis Courts
Brian Saugstad
Age:
Day:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
Supervisor:
Adults
Monday & Wednesday
Oct. 17, 2016 - April 12, 2017
6:30 - 9:30pm
$10 for entire indoor season
Parkside School Gym
Brian Saugstad
Pickleball Tournament on May 14th - See Page 26
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Kiwanis Easter Scavenger Hunt
Back to School Bash
6:00pm
Movie in the Park
8:30pm
THE WEEK BEFORE EASTER ON Saturday, March 19
Drop in from 11:30am - 1:00pm
At MONROE MIDDLE SCHOOL NEW GYM
or outside on grass area, weather permitting.
Sponsored by
Crossroads Community Church &
Monroe Park and Recreation
Twining Park Bandshell
Friday, August 19
FREE for children in 4th grade or younger - accompanied by an adult.
Colony Brands has donated a basket & toy for each child.
Easter Basket Benefit
Saturday, March 19th — Bidding from 11:30am - 12:30pm at
Monroe Middle School
Baskets from business and individuals will be filled with goodies.
Events are free to the public.
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets!
In the event of rain, movie shown at church
at 222 Old Argyle Rd.
Winners announced (highest bidders) at 12:30 pm
Thank you
Monroe City Band
Band Director - Brian Bruggeman
67th Season Variety Show
March 19th at Turner Hall at 7:30pm
Cheese Days Sept. 17th
Noon on South side square
Holiday Concert December 4th
Methodist Church 3:00pm
(Collecon for Green County Food Pantry taken)
to Randy Schneeberger
for his 17 years of service
with the Monroe City Band!
Concerts at Twining Park
June 6 - 7:30 pm
July 18 - 7:30 pm
June 20 - 7:30 pm August 1 - 7:30 pm
July 4 - 8:00 pm
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Day:
Monday - Friday at the outdoor pool
Fee:
This program is for children up to 4 years old and have little or no previous
experience in water adjustment lessons, are reluctant to enter the water or
submerge, require floatation support at all times and benefit from parental
presence and support in the water.
Parent/Child: July 5 - 8 at 12:15-12:45pm
July 25 - 29 at 12:20-12:50pm
Age:
6 months - 4 years old
(must have parent/guardian with each child - 1-on-1)
ƻǋsǣOÌŸŸĶǇȖǢɠÞŎĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
Aqua Swim Lessons are for children ages 3 - 5 years old who do not fear
the water and will work with a swim instructor on learning how to submerge
themselves. These classes are for children who are comfortable without
their parents in the water with them. Classes are Monday-Thursday with
Fridays reserved for make up sessions due to inclement weather.
Fee per session:$30 Residents, $40 NR
Skippers 1
Age: 3 & 4 year olds
Session 1:
Date: June 13 - June 23 (Mon - Thurs)
Session 2:
July 11 - July 21 (Mon - Thurs)
Time: 12:20 - 12:50pm
The objective of Skippers 1 is to focus on water adjustment, safety and
basic swimming skills. Skills: Submerge mouth, nose, and eyes, water
entries and exits and water safety.
Skippers 2
Age: 4 & 5 year olds
Session 1:
Date: June 27 - July 7 (Mon - Thurs) No class July 4th
Session 2:
Aug 1 - 11 (Mon - Thurs)
Time: 12:20 - 12:50pm
Prerequisites: 4 year old must have at least one session of Skippers 1 or
instructor approval. The objective of Skippers 2 is to begin development of
fundamental swimming skills. Skills: Submerge entire head, perform
assisted kicking on front and back, float on front and back without support.
Adult Swim Lessons
Private Adult
Day:
Thursday nights at the outdoor pool
lessons
Age:
18 years or older
available Time:
5:15 - 6:00pm
contact Linda
Session 1:
June 16 - July 30
Moser
Session 2:
July 14 - July 28
Fee per session: $10 Residents, $20 NR
Sponsored by Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Charitable Fund of Monroe Fund
Instructor:
Linda Moser
Ǌs_NǋŸǣǣĵÞ¯s¶Ȗǋ_ǻǋÞŘÞŘ¶NĶǣǣ
Who:
15 year olds & older by July 5
When:
July 5 - 8 (weekdays only)
Time:
8:00am - 4:00pm
Location:
Outdoor Pool
Fee:
On the first day, you will be tested in these three areas. You will need to pass
all three things in order to continue with the course.
1. Swim 300 yards continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic
breathing. You may use the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of
both. Swim goggles can be used. You may not stop or swim on your
back.
2. Tread water for 2 minutes using the legs only. Your hands will be placed
under your armpits.
3. Complete a timed event within 1 minute and 40 seconds. Swim goggles
are not allowed for this.
-Starting in the water, swim 25 yards. Your face may be in or out of the
water.
-Surface dive feet first or head first to retrieve the 10 pound brick
-Return to the surface and swim 25 yards on the back to the starting
point. Both hands holding the object out of the water (on your chest) and
keeping your face at or near the surface so you can get a breath when
needed. Put the brick up and exit the water by jumping out.
After Pretest Certification Requirements are:
x Attend all class sessions. You cannot miss any classes.
x Demonstrate competency in all required skills and activities.
x Correctly answer at least 80% of the questions on the 3 sections of the
final written exam.
Upon successful completion of all of these requirements the student will
receive their Lifeguarding / First Aid certificate valid for 3 years and CPR/AED
for the Professional Rescuer valid for 2 years and Water Park Certification.
ǢƼsOÞĶŗss_ǣ
ǢɠÞŎŎÞŘ¶ĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
ǢƼŸŘǣŸǋs_EɴǋO
The cooperation of Arc, and a grant from the LEO Fund, has allowed this
class to be available at a minimal cost for participants and provides the
ability to have one-on-one instruction when possible. Participants with
special needs must be able to handle their own personal care or have a
caregiver with them. They need to stand in the pool by themselves and be
continent.
Age:
Children with special needs ages 7 - 12 years old
Dates: Mondays, June 13 - July 25
Time:
Fee:
No Class July 4th
Age:
Adults with special needs 13 and older
Dates: Wednesdays, June 15 - July 27
Time:
Fee:
Special Needs Recreation Playground Program - Detail on Page 20
Other Special Needs Programs - Details on Page 20
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ËŸȖǋǣ¯Ÿǋɟ_ÞŘ¶ƻŸŸĶʰ
ŷĶɴŎƼÞOǢÞʊsƻŸŸĶŘ_ƻĶȖŘ¶sƻŸŸĶ
ƻŸŸĶŷƼsŘǣŸŘǢǼȖǋ_ɴʰğȖŘsˣǼÌʵ
ƻȖǋOÌǣsɴŸȖǋÝŘ_ÞɚÞ_ȖĶʰ®ŎÞĶɴŸǋ
ɟ_ÞŘ¶ǢsǣŸŘƻŸŸĶƻǣǣEɴʲ
x ®ǋÞ_ɴʰğȖŘsˢǋ_˓Ǣəṟˤʳ˟˟
ōŸŘ_ɴ˚®ǋÞ_ɴ
1:00 - 4:00 pm ........................................................... Public Swim
4:00 - 5:15 pm .......................... MAST/MHS Swim Team Practice
5:15 - 6:00 pm .............................................................Adult Swim
6:00 - 7:30 pm ........................................................... Public Swim
®ŎÞĶɴǢsǣŸŘƼǣǣ¶ȖÞ_sĶÞŘsǣ
The definition of a family is 2 adults and 4 children
living at the same address. After 6 family members,
you need to pay $5.00 for additional family members
and $15.00 more for a babysitter pass.
ɟrrħrŗ^Ǣ
1:00 - 5:00 pm ........................................................... Public Swim
5:00 - 6:00 pm .............................................................Adult Swim
6:00 - 7:30 pm ........................................................... Public Swim
ɟ_ÞŘ¶ƻŸŸĶËŸȖǋǣ
ǢsǣŸŘƻŸŸĶƻǣǣsǣ
Wading Pool opens early when we have swim lessons
Family ....................................................................... $95 R / $110 NR
Individual ..................................................................... $50 R / $65 NR
Sr. Citizen ................................................................... $45 R / $60 NR
Sr. Citizen Couple ....................................................... $75 R / $90 NR
Family Wading Pool .................................................... $70 R / $85 NR
Mon-Fri ...................... June 13 - July 1 ...................... 10:00am - 7:30pm
Tues-Fri ..................... July 5 - July 8 .......................... 10:00am - 7:30pm
Mon-Fri ...................... July 11 - July 29 ...................... 10:00am - 7:30pm
Mon-Fri ...................... August 1 - August 12 ............. 11:00am - 7:30pm
SEASON PASSES GO HALF PRICE ON JULY 11th
Otherwise the wading pool is opens at 1:00pm
_ŎÞǣǣÞŸŘǊǼsǣ
ĵŘsǣŷƼsŘ¯ŸǋĵƼǢɠÞŎ
Youth, Adults & Senior Citizens ............................ $4.00 R / $5.00 NR
1 - 3 year olds ....................................................... $2.00 R / $3.00 NR
Deck Pass ................................................................................... $2.00
11 months old & younger ............................................................. Free
Lap/Leisure Swim for Adult Swim ............................................... $2.00
Group Rate over 25 people .......................................... $3.00 / person
Swim Diaper ................................................................................ $1.00
Punch Pass (10 visits) .............................................................. $35.00
In order to accommodate residents who have non-resident family and
friends staying with them during the summer, a punch pass may be
purchased for $35. The punch pass is good for 10 visits to the pool.
Lap Lane open during noon hour when we have swim lessons
Mon-Fri ........... June 13 - July 1 ........... One lane open ................. Noon - 1:00pm
No lap swim .... July 4 - July 8
Mon-Fri ........... July 11 - July 29 .......... One lane open ................. Noon - 1:00pm
Mon-Fri ........... Aug 1 - Aug 12 ............ One lane open ................. Noon - 1:00pm
Sat & Sun…………………………………………………………...During Adult Hour
Mon-Fri………………………………………………………………During Adult Hour
Lap swim is open to high school students and adults wanting to swim laps.
We will also have Arc swim lessons from 5:15 - 6:00pm on Mon & Wed,
preschool lessons Mon - Fri from Noon - 1:00pm and exercise class on
Tuesdays from 5:15 - 6:00pm. During the month of August, adults will share
the pool with MHS Swim Team. The MHS Swim Team will have 3 lanes to
swim laps. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation so everyone can use and
enjoy the pool.
ɟ_ÞŘ¶ƻŸŸĶǊǼsǣ
Adults (18 & older) ................................................. $3.00 R / $4.00 NR
1 year & older ....................................................... $2.00 R / $3.00 NR
11 months & younger ................................................................... Free
High School Gator Swimmers
will be using lanes from 4:00 - 6:00pm.
ŗÞ¶ÌǼǢɠÞŎ_ŎÞǣǣÞŸŘǊǼsǣ
ŷƼsŘğȖĶɴˣǼÌ˚ËŸȖǋǣ
ˠʲ˟˟˚ˤʲ˟˟ƼŎƻȖEĶÞOǢɠÞŎ
ˤʲ˟˟˚˥ʲ˟˟ƼŎ_ȖĶǼǢɠÞŎ
General Admission - (Adult and Youth) ............ $3.00 for both R & NR
11 months & under ...................................................................... Free
ƻǋÞɚǼsƻŸŸĶƻǋǼɴ
Are you interested in renting the pool for a
birthday party, family reunion or work?
Reserve at Park and Recreation Office 329-2460.
Closed for Dr. Stiles Swim Meet
®ǋÞ_ɴʰğȖĶɴ˧ǼÌ
ƻŸŸĶNĶŸǣs_ˣʲ˟˟˚˧ʲ˟˟ƼŎ
ǢǼȖǋ_ɴʰğȖĶɴ˨ǼÌ
ƻŸŸĶNĶŸǣs_˧ʲ˟˟Ŏ˚ˡʲ˟˟ƼŎ
ʹNĵĵǢǢNËr^ȕĵrōɳəǊɳʺ
ǢȖŘ_ɴʰğȖĶɴˠ˟ǼÌ˚ǊÞŘ_Ǽs
Reserve the pool on Saturday or Sunday
from 11:00am - 12:30pm
$85 - 25 or less people, $100 - 26 to 74 people
$110 - 75 or more people
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ƻŸŸĶǊȖĶsǣ˓Ǌs¶ȖĶǼÞŸŘǣ
NĶŸǣȖǋs
We are committed to making each visit to the Monroe Pool safe and
pleasant. Please review our Rules & Regulations before entering the pool:
1. Children seven and under must be accompanied by an
adult/guardian over 12 years old in the water (within arms reach)
and on deck at all times.
2. No diving in any area of the pool except the diving well.
3. Patrons MUST take the deep water test to use the diving board or
swim in the deep end.
4. No horseplay, running, shoving or dunking. Behavior that endangers
the safety and well being of yourself and/or other patrons will not be
allowed.
5. Profane language is not allowed.
6. All patrons must shower before entering the pool and after using
the restroom facilities.
7. Patrons having diarrhea, contagious or infectious health conditions
and/or open wounds will not be allowed in the pool per the discretion
of the lifeguard or pool coordinator.
8. Patrons under the influence of alcohol or other drugs will not be
allowed in the pool.
9. All patrons must wear appropriate swim attire. No cut-off shorts,
gym shorts, blue jeans, clothing with rivets, buttons and/or zippers
allowed.
10. Patrons who are not toilet-trained are required to wear swim
diapers in addition to a swim suit. They may be purchased at the
front desk.
11. Animals are not permitted in the pool area.
12. Food, drink, gum and tobacco products are not permitted on the pool
deck.
13. Glass containers are not permitted in the facility.
14. Absolutely no swimming without lifeguards on duty.
15. All patrons must follow the directives of and be respectful of the
lifeguard or instructor on duty. Failure to do so will result in the patron
being asked to leave.
16. We are “family friendly” facility, please refrain from public affection.
As much as we dislike to close the pool, sometimes we must if
weather or low attendance dictates the situation. The following
conditions will result in closing the pool:
On deck temperature of 65° or less and/or inclement
weather is forecasted
If above 65° and low attendance for first hour, the pool
will close early.
Sections of the pool such as the water slide or diving well
may close if it has low attendance.
ɟŸŎŘ˅ǣNĶȖEƻŸŸĶƻǣǣ
ǢOÌŸĶǋǣÌÞƼ®ȖŘ_ǣɚÞĶEĶs
With great appreciation and thanks to the
Monroe Women’s Club, we will be able to offer Scholarship Funds
so qualifying families can purchase pool passes at half price.
Applications can be obtained at the Monroe Park & Recreation
Office beginning May 1st - June 1st and applications must be
accompanied with verification of income to see if you qualify.
ǋOǢOÌŸĶǋǣÌÞƼŸ¯¯sǋs_¯ŸǋǢƼsOÞĶŗss_ǣ
Families with special needs children get additional $25 off for
family pass or a free individual pass through support of Arc, if
they qualify for scholarship.
®ŎÞĶɴǢsǣŸŘƻǣǣµȖÞ_sĶÞŘsǣ
The definition of a family is any 2 adults (18+) living at the same
address and 4 children living at the same address. After 6 family
members, there is an additional $5 per person charge. A
babysitter may be added for $15.00.
^ÞɚÞŘ¶DŸǋ_˓ǢĶÞ_sǊȖĶsǣ
Patrons must take the deep water test prior to using the diving board.
A diving test will be given each day at 2:00pm break.
1. One person on the diving board at a time.
2. Patrons using the board must clear the water as quickly as possible.
3. Patrons on the board must wait for water to be clear.
4. Dive only from the front of the board.
5. Patrons may bounce once per use.
6. Dives must be forward facing only.
7. No throwing objects down the slide or off boards..
8. A rider must be 48” tall.
9. If under 48”they must be able to swim 10 yards unassisted.
ɟ_ÞŘ¶ƻŸŸĶǊȖĶsǣ
Our wading pool happily welcomes swimmers who are:
• Under the supervision of a parent or qualified babysitter
12 years or above at all times
• 7 years of age or younger
• Wearing a swim diaper if your child is not potty trained
• Playing safely in and around the wading pool
ǼǼsŘǼÞŸŘ_ȖĶǼĵƼǢɠÞŎŎsǋǣʵ
We would like to inform all swimmers that the hour of
5:15 - 6:00pm is not only an opportunity for adults to swim;
but is also a time for our children with special needs to take
swim lessons on Mondays and Wednesdays. We will have
Water Zumba on Tuesdays and Adult Swim Lessons on
Thursday. Monroe High School swimmers will be swimming
laps. We appreciate your cooperation while all citizens
benefit from the Monroe Pool.
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®ŎÞĶɴˀǻŸɴŗÞ¶ÌǼǣ
Here’s a chance for you to spend an evening of fun with your
family. Children may bring in small rafts, toys and inner tubes on
family night. We encourage children to be accompanied by their
mother, father or guardian to gain entry into the pool.
Who:
For families
Date:
Saturdays & Sundays June 4 - August 28
Time:
6:00 - 7:30pm
Location:
Outdoor Pool (all season)
Mascott Day
M
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ɟǼsǋ®ÞǼŘsǣǣ
Come see our many mascots
from local businesses and
Bernie the Brewer and
Klement’s Racing Sausages.
ǢƻŷŗǢŷǊr^DɳǻËr
ōŸŘǋŸsNĶÞŘÞO
ğȖŘs˦ǼÌ˚Ȗ¶ȖǣǼˠ˥ǼÌ
Thursday, July 7th
1:00 - 4:00pm
Barb’s Badger Bash
This will be Barb’s last summer at
the pool. Come say good-bye to
Barb, see past lifeguards & show
your “Wisconsin Badger Spirit”
Saturday, August 13
1:00 - 4:30pm
Barb’s Farewell Program at 3pm
Rainsite: Monroe HS M Room
Free admission in afternoon in honor of Barb!
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Come and join us Tuesday from 5:15 - 6:00pm to exercise. There is no
cost if you have a season pass or pay $2.00 nightly admission. Please
check with Barb Moser at the front desk if additional nights have been
added. You can drop in but if you register, we will call you with
cancellation information. Instructor will be Connie Wyssbrod.
Honor the Pool Lady!
We are collecting donations to
purchase a pool bench in honor of
Barb for her 35 summers working
at the pool. If you would like to
donate, please send your check to
Monroe Park and Recreation at
1110 18th Ave with check memo
marked: Pool Lady
µǋssŘNŸȖŘǼɴɳōNµǼŸǋǣ
Green County YMCA Gators, a competitive swim team, is
offering an opportunity to swim Spring/Summer. The Gators
will be practicing at the outdoor 50 meter pool in Monroe. The
Gators are coached by Emily Pisula, a former UW Madison
swimmer and USA Age Group Coach of the Year. This will be
a great opportunity for area swimmers to increase their skills,
strengths, and experience the fun of summer competition,
while getting ready for their fall and winter seasons!
Dates: Spring Season: ........................ April 18 - June 10
Spring/Summer Season:............ April 18 - July 22
Summer Season: ....................... June 13 - July 22
*For more information, including fees, group times, and swim
meet schedule, visit our website www.gcyswimteam.com or
contact Brenda Ritschard at [email protected]
YMCA (608)325-2003.
Dr. Stiles Meet
Friday, July 8th
4:00 - 8:00pm
Saturday, July 9th 8:00am - 2:00pm
(call before coming to pool to see if pool is open)
Sunday, July 10th Rain date
µɚÞŘDǋs_ŸŘōsŎŸǋÞĶ
µɚÞŘ
Dǋs_ŸŘ ōsŎŸǋÞĶ
ǢɠÞŎōssǼʰǋǼrɮÌÞEÞǼ˓ǢÞĶsŘǼȖOǼÞŸŘ
Please join us on Saturday, June 18th from 10am-12pm
9:30am - Warm-ups begin
9:45am - Scholarships Awarded
10:00 - 11:30am - Art Exhibit & Silent Auction
10:00am - 12 :00pm Swim Meet
Bid on beautiful hand blown art pieces by Eoin Breadon &
other artists. All proceeds will go to the Gavin Breadon
Memorial Scholarship Fund for MHS graduates
and youth camp scholarships.
ōŸŘǋŸsǋsǢɠÞŎǻsŎ
The Monroe Area Swim Team is a volunteer/parent run
organization and exists to benefit all swimmers, not just the highly
skilled. All are welcome who enjoy swimming and being a part of
an active peer group. Coaches hired are professionally trained
with Red Cross Lifeguard Training along with stroke experience
and experience in working with children. Stroke instruction is
given. Head Swim Team Coach is Linda Moser. We are looking
for assistant swim team coaches. If interested, apply online at
www.cityofmonroe.org.
Age:
Date:
Monday – Friday, June 6 - July 29
Time:
4:00 - 5:15pm (8 & under done at 5:00)
Practice begins Monday, June 6 at 4:00pm
There will be no morning practices due to low
turn-out in the past.
Location:
Outdoor Pool
Register:
Tues. May 17 at Park & Recreation Office
5:30 - 6:30pm or
June 6 & 7 at the pool from 4:00 - 5:00pm
Contact:
President Anna Nesbitt 815-291-3736
[email protected]
Fee:
Members are required to have a season pool
pass before the first day of practice. Otherwise
there is no fee to belong to swim team.
An adult family representative 16 years or older needs to sign up
to work the concession stand. For home meets, if your child(ren)
are swimming, we must have an adult family representative
16 years or older sign up to help out with the meets.
Monroe Area Swim Team Board
President: Anna Nesbitt
Vice President: Sheri Schaefer
Secretary: Kris Rufer
Treasurer: Jean Sinkule
Computer Coordinator: Sheri Meritt
Concession Stand Coordinator: Amy Merchant
Publicity Coordinator: Open
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/monroeareaswimteammast
Night Swims
Sponsored by Monroe Swim Team
Dates:
Saturday, July 16 &
Saturday, August 13
Time:
7:30 - 9:00pm
Fee :
$2.00 goes to Swim Team
These two night swims are fundraisers for the
Monroe Swim Team and are open to the public.
Your Season Pool Pass does not apply.
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Kiwanis Horse and Wagon Rides
Age:
Day:
Location:
Time :
Cost:
For Everyone
Monday, July 4th
Across from South Shelter
1:00 - 4:00pm
Free
Lion’s Club Petting Zoo
Age:
Day:
Location:
Time :
Cost:
For Everyone
Monday, July 4th
Across from Jet
11:00am - 3:00pm
Free
Carnival Games
Age:
Day:
Location:
Time :
Cost:
For everyone
Monday, July 4th
By Bandshell
11:00am - 4:00pm
$.75 / ticket or 3 / $2.00 or
10 tickets for $5.00
Carnival Games and Sponsors
Face Painting & Tattoos: Colony Brands
Wheel of Misfortune: Morning Optimists
Olaf’s Snowball Toss: Woodford State Bank
Doc McStuffins: Morning Optimists
Patriotic Pitch: VFW Post & Auxiliary
Pirates of the Caribbean Kerplunk: KC
Super Heroes Target Toss: Orchid
Pick a Sucker: Culvers of Monroe & New Glarus
Princess Toss: Colony Brands
Hole In One: Monsignor Thomas Campion
Go Fish: Sons of Norway
Let’s Go Fishing: Lion’s Club
Touch Down Pass: Monroe Clinic
Moonwalk: Crossroads
NÞǼɴŸ¯ōŸŘǋŸs®ÞǋsɠŸǋĨǣ
˓ǢĶȖǼsǼŸŎsǋÞO
ǢĨɴNŸŘOsǋǼ
ǣƼŸŘǣŸǋs_Eɴ
ɟÞǣOŸŘǣÞŘDŘĨ˓ǻǋȖǣǼ
¯Ÿǋˡˤɴsǋǣ
NÞǼɴDŘ_NŸŘOsǋǼʲ˧ʲ˟˟ƼŎ
®ÞǋsɠŸǋĨǣʲ˨ʲˢ˟˚˨ʲˣˤƼŎ
NŸǣǼʲ®Ǌrr
Volunteers Needed
We are looking for volunteers to help out
at the 4th of July Celebration. Volunteers
are needed to work the concession stand
and carnival games. To volunteer, please
contact Matt Skibba at 329-2466 or
[email protected].
Concessions at the Park
Knights of Columbus - Cotton Candy,
Popcorn, Hot Dogs, Brats & Snow Cones
Koning’s Grill - Ribeye Sandwiches, BBQ Pork
Sandwiches, Roast Beef Sandwiches,
Potato Salad, Lemonade and Coffee
National Historic Cheesemaking Center Crème Puffs & Cheese Sandwiches
Vince’s - Pizza & Breadsticks
Park and Recreation Department Lemonade, Nachos & Ice Cream
Frank’s Franks - Chicago Style Hot Dogs,
Italian Beef & Gyros
Coed-Slowpitch Tournament
Age:
High School & Adults
Day:
Monday, July 4th
Location: Twining Ball Field
Time:
8:00am - 7:00pm
Fee:
$120/team
Pick up registration forms at Park and Recreation or
email Matt Skibba at [email protected]
Coed Volleyball Tournament
Age:
High School & Adults
Day:
Monday, July 4th
Location: Twining Volleyball Courts
Time:
8:00am - 4:00pm
Fee:
$75/team
Pick up registration forms at Park and Recreation or
email Matt Skibba at [email protected]
July 4th - 4 x 4 Soccer Tournament
Enter as a Team
3rd grade - Adult
Monday, July 4th
YMCA
7:00am - 2:00pm
$12/player + $5/team registration fee
You pick your own team.
Sponsored by MHS Girls Soccer Team.
Register at:
http://monroe4v4soccer.wix.com/july4 or email:
[email protected] for
more information.
Age:
Day:
Location:
Time:
Fee:
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BADGER STATE TRAIL www.badger-trail.com
(608) 527-2335 (Summer) (608) 527-2335 (Off Season)
^ÞǣOŸȖŘǼǻÞOĨsǼǣǼŸǋsǼǼǋOǼÞŸŘǣ
The Badger State Trail is a “Rails to Trails” trail extending 40 miles from Madison,
WI to the Illinois state line intended for bicycles and hikers during warm months
and snowmobiles and very limited ATV use during the winter. Flashlights and
jackets are recommended for navigation through the Stewart Railroad Tunnel,
near Monticello.
***Please verify hours of operation with attraction***
The Monroe Parks and Recreation Department, in
cooperation with the Wisconsin Parks and Recreation
Association (WPRA) and the establishments listed below
are offering discount admission tickets for the
2016 season. Tickets are available
middle of May through end of August.
Trail Facts:
• Distance: 40 miles
• Communities: Madison, Fitchburg, Basco, Belleville, Monticello, Monroe, Clarno
• ADMISSION: State Trail Pass* required for bicycling and in-line skating
CASH ONLY FOR PAYMENT
How to get there:
• Monroe: Twining Park is next to the trail and has parking, picnic tables, shelters,
ball fields, a bandshell and restrooms available.
• Monticello: The Badger trail connects with the Sugar River trail just south of the
Sugar River trail rest area in Monticello. Parking is available at the rest area near
County Highways C and EE.
Six Flags Great America (2 and under FREE)
All: $46.25 ($23.78 savings)
Season: 4/23/16 - 10/31/16 1-847-249-4636
WPRA Week (7/2/16-7/10/16): $35.25 ($34.78 savings)
SUGAR RIVER TRAIL
www.dnr.state.wi.us/org
418 Railroad Street, New Glarus, Wisconsin 53574
(608) 527-2334 (Summer) (608) 527-2335 (Off Season)
Milwaukee County Zoo (2 and under FREE)
Adult: $10.50 ($3.75 savings) Child: $8.50 (3-12) ($2.75 savings)
Parking $12.00 414-771-3040
The Sugar River State Trail follows an abandoned railroad line in south central
Wisconsin for 24 miles from New Glarus to Brodhead. A short access trail
connects the Sugar River State Trail to New Glarus Woods State Park.
Mt Olympus Water and Theme Park (2 and under FREE)
All: $15.00 ($27.68 savings) 800-800-4997
Season: 5/28/16 - 9/5/16 608-254-2490
Trail Facts:
• Distance: 24 miles
• Communities: New Glarus, Monticello, Albany, Brodhead
• ADMISSION: State Trail Pass* required
Pirates Cove Adventure Golf (4 and under FREE)
All: $5.50 ($3.00 savings)
Season: Mid-March through late October-weather permitting 608-254-7500
How to get there:
• New Glarus: Parking and restrooms are available at the New Glarus
headquarters/depot just off State Highway 69 in New Glarus
• Monticello: Parking is available at the Monticello trailhead near County
Highway EE
• Albany: Parking is available along city streets in Albany
• Brodhead: Parking and restrooms are available at the southern terminus of the
trail in Brodhead
Noah’s Ark Family Park (Under 36” FREE)
All: $27.00 ($14.62 savings adult/$3.95 savings child) 608-254-6351
Season: 5/28/16 - 9/5/16 800-222-6624
Wisconsin Ducks, Inc. (3 and under FREE)
Adult: $24.50 ($4.00 savings) Child (4 - 11): $13.85 ($.40 savings)
Season: 3/15/16 - 11/15/16 800-880-0446
Jet Boat Adventure (3 and under are not allowed )
Season: 5/1/16 - 10/1/16 608-254-8555
CHEESE COUNTRY TRAIL (ATV TRAIL)
(608) 776-5706 www.tricountytrails.com
47 Miles from Monroe to Mineral Point (Iowa County). Heavily used by ATVs, dirt
bikes, quads; snowmobiles in winter. Also open to horses, bicyclists, and hikers.
Bicyclists should be aware that the trail surface is extremely rough in some areas.
Mountain bikes are recommended. Trail enthusiasts should be cautious of various
users traveling at different speeds.
Upper Dells Boat Tours (3 and under FREE)
Season: 3/15/16 - 10/31/16 608-254-7227
House on the Rock (3 and under FREE)
Adult: $22.50 ($7.45 savings) Child: $13.50 (4 - 17) ($2.45 savings)
Season: 3/10/16 - 11/13/16 608-935-3639
Trail Facts:
x Distance: 47 miles (Connects to Pecatonica State Trail north of Darlington
for 11 more miles)
x Communities: Monroe, South Wayne, Gratiot, Darlington, Belmont and
Mineral Point
x ADMISSION: Cheese Country Trail Stickers* are required for all licensed or
unlicensed motorcycles, mopeds, golf carts, mules, odyssey, go-carts, dirt
bikes. ATVs & UTVs must be registered/Have out of state trail pass and
need no other trail stickers.
x Hours: The trail is open to ATVs year round, providing that trail conditions
are conducive to ATV operation in the winter season. The trail is always
closed to ATVs from 1am to 5am in any season. ATV routes throughout the
city of Monroe are closed from 11pm to 7am. The trail is open to
snowmobiles when there is at least 4 inches of snow.
Trail Pass information
A state trail pass is required for all people age 16 or older biking, in-line
skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing or off-highway motorcycling
on certain trails.
A Cheese Country Trail Sticker is required for all licensed or unlicensed
motorcycles, mopeds, golf carts, go-carts, and dirt bikes, bicycle and horse
riders 18 years of age and over.
*Trail Passes: Snowmobile Trail $30 Regular Wisconsin, $50 Non-Resident
ATV: $35 Resident
Park Stickers: $28 Resident Annual; $38 Non-resident
How to get there:
x Monroe: From SOUTH (Illinois) on Hwy 69, turn left at the first stoplight.
Follow the brown trail signs (ATV icon) for about 1/2 mile. From EAST
(Beloit, Janesville) on Hwy 11/81, exit Hwy 69 south. Go through two
stoplights. At the third stoplight, turn right onto 21st Street. Follow the brown
trail signs for about 1/2 mile. The parking lot is at the intersection of 21st
Street and 4th Avenue West.
Purchase passes at Monroe Farm & Fleet, 251 8th St.
Phone: 608-325-2050 or DNR at 1-888-936-7463
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Our 2016 Season
And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little:
April 22-May 1
Fabric of Love: June 9-12
Spooky Theatre of Special Effects:
October 20-31
White Christmas: December 1-11
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MARS
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membership provides: unlimited golf at MCC in 2016, range pass, 8
junior lessons during June, July, August and 2 free passes to play with
a parent.
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The Foundation pays the entire $220 junior membership to MCC for
applicants enrolled in the Monroe School Districts’ “free and reduced
lunch program” or similar program at area schools. For applicants not
enrolled in such programs the annual cost is $75 and the Foundation
funds the other $145. A free lunch is provided if the junior completes a
9-hole round! Clubs are available upon request.
For 2016, a parent can play up to 10 days with their junior golfer for an
additional cost of $250. The Foundation may fund some or all of the
additional $250 based upon the financial needs of the family.
For detailed information and a program application visit
www.MMJGF.com
Or contact Todd Edwards at 608-325-3157 or 608-325-3159
[email protected]
The Mike Muranyi Junior Golf Foundation, Monroe Parks &
Recreation Department and Monroe Country Club have
partnered together to bring you quality golf lessons. Please
register at Monroe Parks and Recreation for the golf lessons
below. You can rent Golf Clubs at the Country Club. In case of
inclement weather, report to Pro Shop at Country Club for class.
(If your child is currently a member at Monroe Country Club this
program does not apply, MCC has a separate program
beginning June 23rd)
Location: Monroe Country Club
Fee: $30 Residents, $40 NR
Instructor: MMJGF Instructors
Monroe Area Rebel Soccer Club (MARS) was
formed in 1997 as a non-profit organization to
teach good sportsmanship, leadership and
teamwork; and to educate participants in the
fundamentals of the game of soccer.
MARS offers soccer players the chance to
compete at a higher level as part of a
traveling soccer league with games against
other south-central Wisconsin teams.
Teams play four home and four away games
during each Fall and Spring season. The Fall
season runs from mid-August to the end of
October with registration beginning in April;
and the Spring season from the beginning of
April to mid-June with registration beginning
in December.
Boys, girls and mixed teams are offered.
Children ages 7 to 18 who are interested in
playing soccer, or would like to learn more
about the Rebel soccer program should visit
our website MonroeRebelSoccer.org for more
information.
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Date: Tuesdays, June 7 - August 16
NO CLASS JUNE 21st OR AUGUST 9th
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Who: Boys & Girls 8-10 years old
Time: 5:30 - 6:15pm
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Who: Boys & Girls 11-14 years old
Time: 6:15 - 7:00 pm
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Monroe Preschool, Inc. - Established in 1971 offering quality
programs for children for 45 years. We have knowledgeable,
caring teaching staff that help provide the perfect learning
environment for your child. Parents are welcome anytime.
Some of the main goals are:
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Making a comfortable separation from home
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Developing feelings of pride
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Developing independence
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Learning at an individual pace and interest level
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Nurturing curiosity and free expression of thought
Monroe Preschool, Inc, is committed to providing your
child with:
Pre-Kindergarten readiness skills
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Creative art experience
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A spacious, friendly environment
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Monthly librarian visits
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A large fenced in playground
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Exploring creativity through:
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Art and famous artists
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Music
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Games
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Dramatic play
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Small manipulative
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Story telling
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Large motor play
Knowledgeable, caring teaching staff help provide the perfect
learning environment for your child. Parents are welcome anytime.
Classes for Preschool Programs
Monday & Wednesday ages 2 ½ - 3
8:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday & Thursday ages 2 ½ - 3
8:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Monday & Friday ages 2 ½ - 3
8:30 – 11:00 a.m.
The center operates September through May and follows the
School District of Monroe school calendar. New enrollments are
accepted in January for the fall. There is a non-refundable annual
registration fee of $25. For monthly tuition fees for the preschool
classes or to schedule a tour, please call (608) 328-8374.
There is a 25% discount for a second child.
Classes for 4K Program
8:30 – 11:30 a.m.
The 4K program is in collaboration with the School District of
Monroe and is offered at no cost. Busing is also available for 4K
students. Please call the School District of Monroe to register for
the 4K program at the Monroe Preschool, Inc. The number is
(608) 328-7172.
Monroe Preschool, Inc.
1025 - 1/2 15th Avenue Monroe, WI 53566 608-328-8374
www.monroepreschool.org
Monroe Preschool, Inc. is a nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpartisan school.
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Studio M
offers classes in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz,
Tap, Modern, Lyrical, Hip-Hop, Musical/Broadway,
Contemporary, Parent/Child, Pilates and Yoga. Our
dance year starts the Tuesday after Labor Day in
September and ends with our year end recital on the
weekend before Father’s Day in June. We accept
students throughout the year as long as there are
openings in the class. We also have a six week
summer session.
In addition to our academy
classes, our students are invited to participate in our
in-house performance dance company called
Dancin', which performs and competes throughout
the year. We have three studios located in: Monroe,
New Glarus and Blanchardville.
Studio M
offers
quality dance training in a noncompetitive, positive
atmosphere for dancers aged 2½ to adult; from the
beginner to the professional; special needs or
special requests. Our classes focus on the technique
required for each of the various dance forms we
teach. Our classes also include elements of dance
such as choreography, dance terminology, health
and safety issues, strengthening and creative
expression. We cater to the technical, emotional and
creative development of each dancer in our studio.
We are dedicated to the art of dance.
711 30th Street; Monroe
608-328-3840 cell 608-558-1299
Website: studiomdanceacademy.com
Email: [email protected]
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POLICY FOR SHELTER RESERVATIONS
Reservations for the community center, shelter houses, bandshell
and the pool will be taken the first “working” day of the month for the
entire month of the following year. For example on April 1, 2016
reservations can be made up to and including the entire month of
April of 2017.
Shelters Closing
2016 shelter reservations are accepted through Sunday, October
2nd. After October 2nd, the Park Department will gradually begin
turning off the water and winterizing all shelters. Once restrooms and
fountains are closed, they will not be re-opened until the middle of
April of the next year. After October 2nd, shelters will be available on
a first-come, first-serve basis, and the use of restroom and fountains
will not be guaranteed, regardless of weather conditions. Thank you
for your patience and understanding.
608-325-9159
Licensed Campground & ATV Trailhead
Open mid April—October
Camping $25 / night
Tents $15 / night
Winter Storage available October—April
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The Center can be rented by anyone in the community for
reunions, parties or meetings. Monday thru Thursday there is no
charge for non-profit organizations to rent the Community Center
and Shelters. For non-profit groups using the Community Center,
Friday-Sunday the fee is $75. The Community Center offers a
large hall & a kitchen with a stove, microwave and refrigerator.
There are tables and chairs to seat 100 people.
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The following shelters are available: three at Twining Park, two
at Recreation Park, and one each at Lincoln, Northeast, Honey
Creek and Sunset West Park. The fee is $75 to reserve a Shelter
for small groups and $100 for groups of 200 people or more; $65
without restroom attached. The fee for Sunset West Park Shelter
is $25. Groups of 200+ people will need a special event permit
which can be obtained from the City Clerk. The permit must be
returned back to the City Clerk one month prior to the event.
Those reserving a Shelter house may also request a beer permit,
enabling users of the facility to have beer for their groups’ use.
The beer must remain in the shelter house or within the general
area. Once a shelter has been reserved, a full refund will be
granted if your cancellation is 60 days in advance. If you cancel
less than 60 days in advance you will receive a full refund only if
another group reserves the shelter.
Facility Rentals for reunions, receptions,
parties, etc. Call for rates!
Picker’s Flea Markets
June 4 & 5
Sept. 10 & 11
Cheese City Challenge Tractor Pull Aug. 28
162nd Green County Fair
Wednesday July 20 - Sunday, July 24
Fairbook includes competitions for
open class & youth.
Activities include full schedule in the Hospitality
Tent, judging, Spud Mobile, Kids Pedal Pull
(sponsored by Carrousel Grain), antique tractor
display, exhibits, commercial vendors, food
vendors, beer garden, music, All Around
Amusement carnival company, demonstrations
and much more!
Events include Rodeo, Demolition Derby, Truck &
Tractor Pulls, Music Acts, National Tug O’War
(sponsored by Colony Brands) and much more!
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The Swiss-style Bandshell at Twining Park is used every Monday
night in the summer for City Band practices or concerts. The
Bandshell may be rented for banquets, variety shows, weddings
and other events.
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x 0 - 150 people to use the Bandshell and reserve the Bruni
Shelter to aid in parking for your group is $135.00.
x If you have 150 or more people and want to use theBandshell
and reserve Bruni & South shelters to aid in parking for your
group is $185.00. x If you want to reserve all three shelters and Bandshell it would
be $250.00. Check website for more details
www.greencountyfair.net
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New South Shelter at Twining this Fall
Plans are under way to replace the Twining Park South Shelter.
This shelter was the first shelter house built in Twining Park in the
early 1960s. A larger shelter and restrooms are needed to
accommodate the use this park receives. The new shelter is
planned to have an indoor kitchen area that may be reserved with
the shelter. Several sizable donations have been received to make
this project possible but more donations are needed before
construction can begin in the fall of 2016. Please contact the Park
and Recreation Department if you or your group or organization are
interested in contributing to this project. If you would like to donate,
please complete the form below, make checks payable to: Monroe
Park and Recreation Department and return to 1110 18th Ave.
Thank you for your support!
Donor Options
Red………………………………….... Donate $100
White.………………………………….Donate $500
Bronze ……………………………...Donate $1,000
Silver ………………………………..Donate $2,500
Gold ………………………………...Donate $5,000
Platinum …………………………..Donate $10,000
All donors will be included on
Donor Plaque in shelter.
Key Features
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Larger open shelter area
Expanded restroom facilities
Indoor Kitchen
Name_____________________________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________________________
Email_____________________________________________________________________________
Cell Phone _________________________Home Phone____________________________________
Donation Amount $_____________________________________
Donate in Honor of_____________________________________
Donate in Memory of ___________________________________
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What does the
City do for you?
Through property taxes, utility bills, user fees, grants and other revenues, the City of Monroe
provides a number of services to property owners, residents, businesses and visitors. Where
does all this money go? What services does the City provide?
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Absentee Ballots
After School Club
Airport
Automobile Registration Renewal
Adult Recreation Programs
B
Building Permits – Fast Track Service
Beer Licenses
Batting Cage
Battery Disposal
Burn Permits
Bandshell Rental
Band Concerts
Basketball Courts
Bulky waste pick up
C
City Hall
Common Council
Construction Inspection Services
Curb & Gutter
Community Center Rental
Christmas Tree Pickup
Computer Disposal
Carcass Removal from Right-of-way
Composting
Coffee Bar and Breakfast at Blends &
Friends Café
Credit Card Payments
D
DARE Program
Deduct Meters
Dog & Cat License
Disc Golf Course
Dog Park
Disposal of Freon Items
Discount Ticket Program for Dells
& Area Attractions
E
Elections
Emerald Ash Borer Program
E-waste Disposal Site
F
Fire Protection
Fire Rescue Services
Fire Hydrant Adoption Program
Fluorescent Bulb Recycling
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Garbage Carts & Pick-up
H
Hiking Trails
I
Independence Day Celebration
Information Services
J
Job Opportunities
K
Kitchen at Community Center &
Kitchen at New Twining South Shelter
L
Leaf Pick up
M
Museum
Maintains 143 lane miles of streets,
curb, gutter, sewer pipes
N
Nature Prairie Trails
New Twining South Shelter this fall
O
Online Registration
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Outdoor Fitness Course
P
Paint Streets & Parking Lots
Patch Potholes
Peddler & Vendor Permits
Police Protection
Parks
Police Security for Special Events
Pool Rental
Playgrounds
Provide City Services for Cheese Days
Pickleball Courts
Q
Quinceañera Party rental
R
Recordkeeping and Access
Recycling Carts & Pickup
S
Skate Park
Soccer Fields
Street Signage
Sidewalks
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Senior Center
Senior Recreation Programs
Snow Removal from Streets and
Public Lots
Site for Nutrition Program
Street Parking
Shelter Rental
Storm Water Utility
Street Sweeping
Swiss Alps Cheeseland Playground
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Taxi Service
Tourism Promotion & Development
Traffic Signals
Trips for Seniors
Tennis Courts
Terrace Tree Planting Program
U
Used Oil Pick up
Utility Service
V
Voter Registration
Video of City Council Meetings
Volunteers
W
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Wells that provide water
Water Efficiency
Water Meters
Wellness Center – for 55 and over
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X-ercise Programs
Y
Yard Waste Drop off Site
Youth in Government Program
Youth Recreation Programs
Z
Zoo tickets-Milwaukee Zoo (May-Aug)
Za Slices (Pizza slices on July 4th,
and for After School Snack)
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Twining Park is the largest park within the City of Monroe. This 46-acre park is located at 425 14th Ave. It
offers a variety of recreational facilities for everyone to enjoy. There are two lighted ball diamonds, four lighted
sand volleyball courts, four horseshoe pits, two tennis courts, pickleball courts, two half-court basketball
areas, a paved walkway, two playground equipment areas, an outdoor fitness area, a 18-hole disc golf course
and a winding creek through the center of the park.
Twining North Shelter
Twining South
(Selk Shelter) is located
closest to the ball fields and
is near the preschool
playground area. This
shelter has a fireplace, seats
80 people, has four 20-amp
receptacles, a drinking
fountain, water spigot and
restrooms.
The reservation fee is $75.
Twining Outdoor Fitness Area
Twining North is located near
the exit of the park (near
YMCA). This shelter will seat
200 people, has four 20-amp
receptacles, water spigot,
three grills, a separate
restroom building near the
shelter, which includes
drinking fountain and a water
spigot. The reservation fee
is $75.
Twining South Playground
Twining West (Bruni Shelter) is located closest to the sand
volleyball courts. This shelter seats 70 people, has one 20-amp
receptacle, drinking fountain and grill. No restrooms are included
with this shelter. The restrooms are located in Bandshell area.
Twining West Shelter
A Swiss-Style Bandshell offers
band concerts and activities
throughout the summer and is
also becoming a more popular
location for weddings. See
page 30 for the Monroe City
Band’s concert schedule for the
summer of 2016.
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Recreation Park is a 12-acre park located at 1700 22nd Ave. The park includes an Olympic sized heated
swimming pool, a lighted ball diamond, four tennis courts, a tennis practice board, two horseshoe pits and
Swiss A.L.P.S. Playground.
Recreation North is located near the Swiss A.L.P.S. Playground.
This shelter seats 100 people, has six 20-amp receptacles, grill,
restrooms, water spigot and a drinking fountain near the shelter.
Swiss A.L.P.S.
The playground includes:
various slides, swings,
towers, bridges, a sand
area, chalet and seating
areas. It was built with the
help of over 2,000
volunteers in the Fall of
1994.
Recreation North Shelter
Swiss A.L.P.S. Playground
Recreation South is located close to Lake Francis and has seating
for 90 people. It has three 20-amp receptacles, 2 fireplaces, grill,
drinking fountain and a water spigot near the shelter. There are no
restrooms attached to this shelter. The reservation fee is $65.
Monroe Municipal Pool
The park has an Olympic
size heated pool with
attached diving well.
The wading pool has a
zero depth entrance and
contains various water
features including: an
arch jet, a twist and turn
fountain, geysers,
shower tunnel and duck
slide. The pool also
includes a 143 foot
water slide and plunge
pool. See pages 29-34
for pool hours, rates and
activities.
Recreation South Shelter
Sunset West Shelter
Sunset West Park is a 1.63 acre park
just north of the Moose Lodge at 401
3rd Ave. This park has a shelter and
electricity. The shelter has seating for
36 people. There are no restroom
facilities in this park.
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Honey Creek Shelter
Honey Creek Playground
Honey Creek Skate Board Park
Northeast Park Shelter
Northeast Park Playground
Honey Creek Park is
located at 1000 4th Ave
West. This is a 24 acre
park, which offers a quiet,
natural setting. The park
features three large prairie
areas, that have trails for
walking, skate park, soccer
fields, three mini-rest
shelters, a practice ball
field area, two playground
structures and a shelter.
The shelter seats 100
people, has two 20-amp
receptacles, drinking
fountain, water spigot, grill
and restrooms. The
reservation fee is $75.
Northeast Park is a 6-acre
park located at 2700 5th
Street. The park includes:
a lighted softball/baseball
diamond, three lighted
tennis courts, a sand
volleyball court and a
playground area. The
shelter seats 96 people,
has two 20-amp
receptacles, drinking
fountain, water spigot, grill
and restrooms. The
reservation fee is $75.
Lincoln Park is a 1.5 acre park located in the central
portion of Monroe at 1900 15th Ave. This park has the
new Packer Playground built by the Packers in May of
2013. It also has a backstop, practice field area, a
restroom facility and shelter house. The shelter seats
100 people, has two 20-amp receptacles, a grill, drinking
fountain and water spigot, which are located at the
restroom facility. The reservation fee is $75.
Lincoln Park Packer Playground
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x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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x Groups of 100
x Electricity
x Drinking Fountain
x Grill
x Restrooms
x Packer Playground
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x Nature Trails
x Cross Country Skiing
x Dog Walking
•
•
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Groups of 100
Electricity
Drinking Fountain
Grill
Restrooms
Play Structures
Soccer Fields
Prairie Areas
Skatepark
Nature Trail
•
Restrooms
Shelter
•
Picnic Areas
X/Country Skiing
Sledding
Swimming Pool
Disc Golf
Basketball
•
Volleyball
1.6
Tennis Courts
•
Soccer Field
Play Equipment
0.7
Ball Diamond
Acres
Advance
2205 5th Avenue
East School Park/Reasa Memorial
Playground 2202 9th Street
Sunset West Park
401 3rd Avenue
Forest Prairie
After the Airport exit off of Hwy 59
Honey Creek
1000 4th Avenue West
Lincoln
1900 15th Avenue
Northeast
2700 5th Street
Park Garage/Wayside
1048 6th Avenue
Recreation Park
1700 22nd Avenue
1113 10th Street
Twining Park
425 14th Avenue
Water Tower
2416 5th Street
Valley View
2701 2nd Avenue
Groups of 90
Electricity
Drinking Fountain
Grill
Restrooms
Play Structures
Tennis Courts
Ball Field
Sand Volleyball Court
Groups of 90
Electricity
Drinking Fountain
Grill
Fireplace
Swimming Pool
Ball Diamonds
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x Groups of 30
x Electricity
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Groups of 110
Electricity
Drinking Fountain
Grill
Restrooms
Swimming Pool
Swiss A.L.P.S. Playground
Tennis Courts
Horseshoe Pits
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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x Groups of 200
x Electricity
x Drinking Fountain
x Grill
x Restrooms
x Playground Equipment
x Tennis & Basketball
Courts
x Horseshoe Pits
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Groups of 80
Electricity
Drinking Fountain
Fireplace
Restrooms
Play Structures
Ball Diamonds
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x Groups of 70
x Electricity
x Drinking Fountain
x Grill
x Sand Volleyball Courts
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x Playground Equipment
x Covered Picnic Table
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The Park Department maintains 18 in-city park properties of 110 acres
along with the 90 acre Forest Prairie Park. These parks contain:
x 21 Buildings / Shelters
• 14 Parking Lots
x 11 Playgrounds
• 9 Tennis Courts
x 2 Basketball Courts
• 3 Soccer Fields
x 1 Disc Golf Course
• 6 Ball Fields
x 3 Swimming Pools
• 1 Fitness Area
x 1 Batting Cage
• 1 Dog Park
At the Recreation Park swimming pool, the filter systems for the main pool,
plunge pool and wading pool were replaced.
Batting Cage
A batting cage was installed in Twining Park near the east ball diamond.
The funding for the batting cage was started with a memorial from the family
of Mavis Riese. Other contributions for the project were received from:
Monroe Morning Optimist Club, Monsignor Thomas F. Campion Charitable
Fund, Monroe Booster Club in memory of Mavis Riese, Bard Materials,
Jacob Ellefson Memorial, Ace Concrete LLC, Clifford & Dorothy Reasa
Charitable Fund of the Monroe Fund, Ron & Kim Markham family in
memory of Mavis Riese, Team Enterprise/US Cellular, Monroe Lions Club,
Ernie & Nancy Beutel in memory of their son Tracy Beutel and proceeds
from July fourth celebration in 2014.
The Park Department maintains the 4 Monroe welcome signs and the 2
service organization recognition signs that are located at main entrances
into the city.
The Park Department also oversees the forestry work in the city. A yearly
trimming and removal program for terrace trees is organized; most of this
work is contracted out. The Department also offers a spring and fall
planting program. Residents can order trees and the Park Department
will plant them.
Valley View Park
The playground structure at the Senior Center was relocated to Valley
View Park. The playground needed to be moved to provide more parking
at the Senior Center. The cost to relocate the playground was covered by
the Valley View Park neighborhood and their work providing the
concessions at the Fall Karate tournament. We want to thank Jeff
Derrickson for help in organizing the Karate Tournament and securing the
judges. Thank you to the judges for volunteering their time. All proceeds
of this tournament went to moving the playground structure.
Dogs allowed at Forest Prairie Park ONLY
Dogs are NOT allowed at any park except Forest Prairie Park, near the
Airport on Hwy 59. There are groomed hiking trails available. Dogs
should be leashed or controlled by voice command. We would appreciate
it if you please clean up after your dog.
Outdoor Fitness Course
The Green County Leaders installed a 1500 square foot outdoor fitness
area in Twining Park. We want to thank the Green County Leaders for
their work on this project: Brandi Camron, Nick Elmer, Caitlin Flannery,
Todd Hackman, Amanda Hellenbrand, Joe Snow, Kim Markham, Brenda
Kulow-King, Megan Knox, Cailey Pickett and Sandy Ellefson. The funding
for the fitness area was provided by: Colony Brands, Inc; Monroe Clinic &
Hospital Foundation; National Mutual Benefit-Branch 480; Alpine Slicing &
Cheese Conversion Co; Monroe Volunteer Fire Fighters; Monroe Women’s
Club; Monroe Kiwanis Club; Monroe Morning Optimist Club; Monroe
Women of the Moose; Maple Leaf Cheesemakers, Inc; Monroe Lions Club,
Guerin Chiropractic, Thrivent Financial; Emmi Roth USA, Inc; Woodford
State Bank; Monroe Engraving, Inc; Duxstad Law Office; Mary Wyttenbach
State Farm Insurance; Zimmerman Cheese; and Badger State Ethanol.
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The 3 tennis courts at Northeast Park are scheduled to be resurfaced.
Lines will be added to the courts so they will also be able to be used for
Pickle Ball.
Plans are under way to replace the Twining Park South Shelter. A
larger shelter and restrooms are needed to accommodate the use this
park receives. The new shelter is planned to have an indoor kitchen area
that may be reserved with the shelter. See page 44 for more details.
Enjoy a Park today!
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What is the Emerald Ash Borer?
The EAB is an invasive insect native to Asia that was introduced into
the United States via wooden packing material. It was first discovered
near Detroit, Michigan in 2002. The insect has spread through the
Midwest since its’ arrival and was discovered in Wisconsin in 2008.
In the fall of 2015, it was found in Monroe. In Asia, the insect has had
little impact due to the existence of natural predators. However, there
are no natural predators in the United States to keep the insect in
check and therefore, it has had a devastating effect on the Ash Tree
population.
What are firewood quarantines?
The moving of firewood has caused most EAB infestations. Green
County is among one of the many quarantined counties in Wisconsin.
Quarantines prohibit the movement of Ash trees, branches, firewood
and any other ash wood products out of a quarantined county to a
non-quarantined county unless the material is chipped to one inch or
smaller.
What can I do about ash trees on my private property?
x Monitor your trees’ health and watch for signs and symptoms
such as dieback in the upper and outer tree top and “D” shaped
exit holes in the bark where adult beetles have emerged.
x Understand chemical treatment options. Local garden centers
have soil drench products that can be applied by property
owners along with local tree care companies that do trunk
injections.
x Private contractors can be hired for the removal of your tree.
It is important to make sure you are working with a qualified
contractor and they have the appropriate insurance and
workers compensation coverage.
The website www.emeraldashborer.wi.gov has additional
information on EAB.
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The Monroe Parks and Recreation Department will offer a
Spring Terrace Tree Planting Program.
Tree orders for the spring planting have begun and are due
on Friday, April 8th. Planting will begin the week of April 25th.
Tree orders for the fall planting will be taken from Monday,
August 1st through Friday, October 7th. Planting will begin
Monday, October 24th.
For more information regarding the terrace tree planting
program, or to place an order, please call the
Park & Recreation office at 329-2460. Payments must be
made at the Park and Recreation Office, 1110 18th
Avenue. Checks must be made out to City of Monroe.
What is the City doing about EAB?
A street tree inventory recently completed in Monroe identified that
there are 680 terrace ash trees which is about 16% of the total street
tree population. In 2016, the city plans to continue removing terrace
ash trees that are in poor condition or are interfering with other
infrastructures such as blocking stop signs or growing under overhead
lines.
Trees available for the spring planting include:
Is the City cutting down my terrace tree?
Property owners will also be contacted if the city will be removing their
terrace ash tree. The terrace ash tree inventory and condition ratings
can be seen on the city’s website at www.cityofmonroe.org under the
Department Park Recreation Forestry tab.
ĵŸɠµǋŸɠÞŘ¶ǻǋssǣ
What about chemical treatments?
In 2015, 40 of the best ash trees in city parks were treated. In 2016,
the city plans to begin a treatment program for ash trees that have
been identified as being in good or excellent condition and have a
trunk diameter of 9 inches or above. Property owners will be notified
if the city will be treating their terrace ash tree. The treatment will
protect the tree for two years.
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London Planetree..................................... $145.00
Turkish Hazelnut ...................................... $155.00
Regal Prince Oak ..................................... $130.00
Hackberry................................................. $145.00
Kentucky Coffee Tree .............................. $145.00
Cleveland Select Pear ............................... $55.00
Ivory Silk Lilac ............................................ $55.00
Trees available for fall planting include:
American Sentry Linden ...................... $65.00
Regal Prince Oak .............................. $130.00
Kentucky Coffee Tree........................ $145.00
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Ivory Silk Lilac. .................................... $55.00
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Thank you to all our Sponsors and
Individuals for your donations!
Basket Benefit Donors
Anytime Fitness
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store
Becky Lehman Family
Brennan's Country Market
Buggyworks
Dairy Queen
das Baumhaus
Dr. George & Gabrielle Breadon
Dr. Robert & Linda Cates
Culver’s of Monroe
Dilly Bean
Dollar General
First National Bank
Garden Deli
Heartland Graphics
House to Home Designs
Joe & Laura Solawetz Family
Klondike Cheese
Laughing Trout
Lillians
Linda Gavigan
Luecke's Jewelers
Maple Leaf Cheese
Martin's Sports Shop & Cards
Maurices
McDonald’s
MHS Sports Teams
Minhas Craft Brewery
Monroe Clinic
No Limit Hair Designs
Pancho & Lefty’s
Papa Murphy’s Pizza
Perks Café
Pizza Hut
Safe Kids
Sandee Nelson
Studio 906
Subway
Sugar River Bank
Suisse Haus
Vince’s Restaurant
Wisconsin Bank & Trust
Wisconsin Cheese Corp.
Woodford State Bank
One Day Playground
Colony Brands
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe Times
Monroe Truck Equipment
Woodford State Bank
Donations for Entertainers
Colony Brands
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe Morning Optimists
Movie in the Park
Crossroads Church
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt
Monroe Kiwanis
Colony Brands
Skateboard Clinic
MASE & Monroe Clinic
Minor League Baseball
Monroe Kiwanis
Baseball Sponsors
Martin's Sports Shop
Monroe Glass
Monroe Power Sports
Monroe Professional Police Assoc.
PDC
Smith Lodge #31
Totally Floored
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Softball Sponsors
Aubrey’s Drain Service
Colony Brands
Breault Heating & Cooling
Davis Foundations
Drafall Trucking
Grede
Jelle’s Towing
Knights of Columbus
M & D Trucking
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe Professional Police Assoc.
New Glarus Brewing Co.
Adaptive Program
Sponsors
Colony Brands
LEO Fund
Monroe Fund
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
Monsignor Thomas Campion Fund
Union Local 3760
Women of the Moose
Sports with the
Cheesemakers
Breadon Family
In Memory of Gavin Breadon
Brennan’s Country Market
Colony Brands
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
Monsignor Thomas Campion Fund
PDC
Youth Sports
Bazley Family
Colony Brands
Davis Foundations
Drafall Trucking
Grede
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
Swindle Family
Lassie Girls Softball
American Legion Auxiliary
Jelle’s Towing Services
Mary Wyttenbach State Farm Ins.
New Glarus Brewing Co
VFW Auxiliary & VFW Post 2312
Hannah Wickman Scentsy
Snow Cones
Knights of Columbus
Winter Volleyball Tourney
Badger State Ethanol
Bullet’s & Bonnie’s
Cash’s Old Smokey
Colony Brands
Friendly Inn
Klondike Cheese
Metz Bakery
Monroe Kiwanis
Papa Murphy's Pizza
Quest Industrial
Ruda Chevrolet
Suisse Haus
The Depot Bar & Grill
Wisconsin Cheese Group
Day Camp Shirts
Colony Brands
Fitness Pool Challenge
Buggyworks
Colony Brands
Coplien Painting
Dr .Craig Carter & Eckdhal
Garden Deli
Klondike Cheese
Master Program—Linda Moser
Max’s Threads
Monroe Area Swim Team
Monroe Foot Clinic
Monroe and New Glarus
HS Swim Team
Pancho & Lefty’s
Quest International
The Tabaka Family
Wisconsin Cheese Group
Zimmerman Cheese
Pool Season Pass
Scholarship
Monroe Woman’s Club
Special Events at the Pool
First National Bank
Aqua Zumba
Monroe Clinic
Brochure Sponsors
Alpine Curling Club
Anchor Bank
Brandli’s Skate Haus
Century 21 - Zwygart Real Estate
Clarno Lumber
Cliff & Dorothy Reasa Community
Charitable Fund
Computer Know How
Dave Mosher & Associates
Ding a Dong Preschool
First Weber Real Estate
Colony Brands
Coplien Painting
First Community Credit Union
First National Bank
Grede
Green County Fair
Johnny B Enterprises
Knoke & Ingebritsen Law
Konica Minolta
Krueger Pyrotechnics
Mike Murranyi Foundation
Monroe Area Rebel Soccer
Monroe Avalanche Hockey
Monroe Blues Adult Hockey
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Cheese Days
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lion's Club
Monroe Main Street
Monroe Theatre Guild
Monroe Truck Equipment
Monroe Preschool
Cash’s Old Smokey
Precision Drive & Control
RBS
Radio Shack
Schultz’s Pharmacy
South Central Wisconsin Archers
Sugar River Bank
Studio M Dance Academy
The Den
The Monroe Times
Vince's Pizza
Voegeli, Ewald & Bartholf Law
WEKZ Big Radio
Woodford State Bank
YMCA
July 4th Volunteer Shirts
Brennan’s Country Market
Charitable Fund
Colony Brands
Coplien Painting
Crossroads Church
Frank’s Franks
Fuzzy's Audio & Video
Grede
Johnny B’s Enterprises
Knights of Columbus
Koning's Grill
Krueger Pyrotechnics
Lanz & McArdle Insurance
Local Union 3760
MAST Swim Team
Monroe Engraving
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
National Historic Cheesemaking
Precision Drive & Control
RBS Activewear
Rural Insurance Mike Hutchinson Agent
Schultz Inter-State Ag
Vince's Pizza
Whitney Tree Service
Fireworks
City of Monroe
Horse & Wagon Rides
Monroe Kiwanis
Petting Zoo
Monroe Lions Club
Tournament Sponsors
Anytime Fitness of Monroe
Arrow Sales
Colony Brands
Baumgartner's Cheese Store
Burger King of Monroe
Culvers of Monroe
Dairy Queen
Dearth Chrysler Dodge
Friendly Inn
Garden Deli
Grede
Heartland Graphics
Hesgard Collision Center
Jimmy John’s
Julie’s Bridal Gallery
Laughing Trout
M & D Truck Equipment & Sales
McDonalds of Monroe
Monroe Heating & Sheet Metal
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Lions Club
Pancho & Lefty’s
Pizza Hut
Professional Roofing & Repair
Regez Paper Supply
Ruda Chevrolet-Geo-Toyota
Subway
Suisse Haus
Taco Bell
Vince’s Pizza
Westfalia Surge
Carnival Games
American Legion & Auxiliary
Charitable Fund
Colony Brands
Crossroads Church
Culver's of Monroe
Culver's of New Glarus
Knights of Columbus
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Lion's Club
Monsignor Thomas Campion
Charitable Fund
Orchid International
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Sons of Norway
VFW Auxiliary & VFW Post 2312
Woodford State Bank
Batting Cage
Ace Concrete LLC
Bard Materials
Charitable Fund of Monroe Fund
Ernie & Nancy Beutel
in memory of Tracy Beutel
Jacob Ellefson Memorial
July 4th 2014 proceeds
Monroe Booster Club
in memory of Mavis Riese
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe Morning Optimist Club
Monsignor Thomas F. Campion
Charitable Fund
Ron & Kim Markham family
in memory of Mavis Riese
Team Enterprise/US Cellular
Pool Chairs
Mary Neuenschwander
Penny Dive at the Pool
Mast Swim Team
Outdoor Fitness Area
Green County Leaders
Colony Brands, Inc
Monroe Clinic & Hospital Foundation
National Mutual Benefit -Branch 480
Alpine Slicing & Cheese Conversion
Company
Monroe Volunteer Fire Fighters
Monroe Women’s Club
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Morning Optimists Club
Monroe Women of the Moose
Maple Leaf Cheesemakers, Inc
Monroe Lions Club
Guerin Chiropractic
Thrivent Financial
Emmi Roth USA, Inc
Woodford State Bank
Monroe Engraving, Inc
Duxstad Law Office
Mary Wyttenbach State Farm
Insurance
Zimmerman Cheese
Brandi Camron
Joe Snow
Kim Markham
Brenda Kulow-King
Megan Knox
Cailey Pickett
Sandy Ellefson
In-Kind Donations:
BARD Materials
Ace Concrete
Monroe Park and Recreation Dept.
Green County Development Corp.
Green County UW-Extension
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əŷĵȕŗǻrrǊǢ®ŷǊĵĵɳŷȕǊËrĵƻǻËǊŷȕµËŷȕǻǻËrɳrǊ
¯ǼsǋǢOÌŸŸĶƻǋŸ¶ǋŎ
Special Thank You to all of the groups who
volunteer their time at our After School
Program. Thank you to: Cheerleading
Teams, AFS Students, Colony Brands,
Wisconsin Cheese Corp., Monroe Public
Library, Discount America Hobby & Motor
Sports and Gabe Witt. The Fire Department
for letting us use their room for the youth.
ōËǢǼÌĶsǼsǣŘ_NŸOÌsǣ
Throughout the year the MHS Athletes &
Coaches volunteer their time to share their
ɳōN
skills with participants in our Sports with the
We appreciate the ability to use the Green
Cheesemakers. Thank you to the track team
County Family YMCA facilities for the 4th of
for their help with our Easter Egg Hunt.
July soccer tournament as well as the pool
These are wonderful opportunities for
for testing our lifeguards. We appreciate
everyone involved and we are fortunate to
working together to provide quality programs
have such great participation.
for our community.
ōŸŘǋŸsĵÞEǋǋɴ
NÞǼɴDŘ_
We want to welcome and give a special
thanks to Holly of Monroe Library. The
To the members of the City Band and their
children enjoy her reading, crafts, legos
Director for their dedication and time to the
and programs at the library.
City Band. We all enjoy the concerts very
NŸĶŸŘɴDǋŘ_ǣ
much!
əŸĶȖŘǼssǋǣ
Throughout the year, Colony Brands donates
We would like to thank the many volunteers not only monetary donations but also helps
who help coach teams, volunteer during the by donating items for our Easter Egg Hunt,
Easter Egg Hunt and the Karate Tournament, After School Program, Workshops and
work on July 4th, help with special programs, Volleyball Tournaments. We appreciate
Colony Brands’ continued support and enjoy
early release programs and assist with our
working with Stephanie Derendinger.
after school program.
ōŸŘǋŸsǢOÌŸŸĶ^ÞǣǼǋÞOǼ
We would like to send a sincere “THANK
YOU” to the Monroe School District for their
support and cooperation. Our joint
cooperation allows us to use their facilities
and equipment as well as the School District
to use our facilities for no fee. This in return,
saves taxpayers money. We appreciate the
cooperation from the athletic director,
principals, teachers, support staff and the
janitorial staff.
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ǢsǋɚÞOsŷǋ¶ŘÞʊǼÞŸŘǣ˓DȖǣÞŘsǣǣsǣ
Thank you to all the service organizations &
businesses who donate each year. We
appreciate all you have done to provide
t-shirts, entertainment speakers and supplies
for our programs. We appreciate the
donations to help with park improvements
also.
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Bill Bethke for his 36 years on the Park
Commission and 28 years as President of the
Board. His true dedication and support was
much appreciated.
Jim Bartholf for organizing the Tennis
Tournament for 47 years. His involvement
with this program made it what it is today. He
was always so organized and the participants
loved being a part of it every year.
Tom Smith for his 17 years of service with
the Park Department and his care in making
Twining Park beautiful every day.
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A special thank you to Anna Latimer and
Lauren Hlubek for volunteering the last five
summers for our playground programs!
Thank you to City Employees for all you do!
Exceptional
Service
Award
given to:
Christian Hammel
Jacob Towns
Larry Keegan
2015
Yard Waste
Drop-off Dates
on Page 50
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2016-2017 Calendar of Events
PROGRAM
Karate Class
Spring Volleyball League (5-6 grade)
DATE
PROGRAM
3/1/2016 Coach Pitch Minor League
3/8/2016 Coed 4x4 HS & College Sand Volleyball
DATE
PROGRAM
DATE
6/15/2016 Spa Day (session 2 - 8 to 12 year olds)
8/3/2016
6/15/2016 My Lile Pony
8/4/2016
Spring Volleyball League (3-4 grade)
3/10/2016 Special Needs Swimming Lessons (13 & up)
6/15/2016 Preschool Swim Lessons
8/8/2016
Kiwanis Easter Scavenger Hunt
3/19/2016 Summer Volleyball Skills
6/15/2016 Minion Training
8/8/2016
8/9/2016
Soball with the Cheesemakers
4/4/2016 Tee Ball League
6/16/2016 Elsa's Frozen Spectacular
Ballroom Dance Lessons
4/4/2016 Down On the Rieder's Farm
6/16/2016 Star Wars
Boot Camp Blast
4/5/2016 Adult Swim Lessons
6/16/2016 Snakes, Alligators & Lizards- Oh My!
8/11/2016
Lile League Baseball Deadline
4/8/2016 Gavin Breadon Memorial Swim Meet
6/18/2016 LEGOS - Space Adventure Camp Star Wars
8/12/2016
8/10/2016
Girls Soball Deadline
4/8/2016 Tiny Tot Tennis Lessons (session 1)
6/20/2016 Barb's Badger Bash at the Pool
8/13/2016
Spring Terrace Tree Planng orders due
4/8/2016 Tennis Hing Camp
6/20/2016 Night Swim
8/13/2016
8/15/2016
Pickleball - outdoors
4/18/2016 Kickball-Dodgeball-Gaga Ball & Pool Fun
6/20/2016 American Girl Doll Tea Party
Spring Kickball/Dodgeball
4/26/2016 Band Concert at Twining Park
6/20/2016 Doc McStuﬃns
8/16/2016
Lile League Baseball Coaches Meeng
4/27/2016 Lion Guard to the Rescue
6/22/2016 Down & Dirty
8/17/2016
Birdie Bash: Disc Golf Tournament
6/27/2016 LEGOS - Minecra
8/18/2016
Baseball with the Cheesemakers
5/2/2016 Coed Tennis Leagues
6/27/2016 Movie in the Park & Back to School Bash
8/19/2016
Girls Soball Coaches Meeng
5/4/2016 July 4th Celebraon
Disc Golf, Bean Bags & Pickleball Tourney
7/4/2016 Just Plane Crazy
8/19/2016
7/4/2016 Karate Class
8/30/2016
MAST Registraon Date
5/17/2016 Boot Camp Blast
7/5/2016 Aer School Program Session 1
9/1/2016
Kiwanis Baseball League Deadline
5/20/2016 Tennis Lessons (session 1)
7/5/2016 NFL Flag Football
9/6/2016
Lassie Soball Deadline
5/20/2016 Parent & Child Swim Lessons
7/5/2016 Fall Dance
9/12/2016
Skateboard Clinic
5/21/2016 Red Cross Lifeguard Training
7/5/2016 Volleyball with the Cheesemakers
9/12/2016
Self-Defense Class
5/31/2016 Craasc Wednesdays & Pool Fun
7/6/2016 Children's Fall Dance
9/12/2016
9/19/2016
Baseball - American League
6/1/2016 Spa Day (session 1 - 4 to 7 year olds)
7/6/2016 Fall Volleyball with the Cheesemakers
Baseball - Naonal League
6/1/2016 LEGOS - Amusement Park Camp
7/6/2016 Boot Camp Blast
10/4/2016
Aer School Program Registraon Begins
6/1/2016 Children's Summer Dance
7/7/2016 Fall Terrace Tree Planng Orders End
10/7/2016
Thursday Night Disc Golf League
6/2/2016 Mascot Day at the Pool
7/7/2016 Pickleball - Indoors
10/17/2016
Season Pass $5 discount ends
6/3/2016 Water Fun, Bubbles, Experiments
7/8/2016 Holiday Fun - Spooky Squirts
10/17/2016
10/18/2016
Swimming Pool Opens
6/4/2016 Dr. Sles Swim Meet
7/8/2016 Men's Indoor Volleyball
Family Toy Night at the Pool
6/4/2016 Tennis Tournament - Singles
7/9/2016 Women's Indoor Volleyball
Soball - Cadet League
7/11/2016 Coed Indoor Volleyball
10/19/2016
10/20/2016
Soball - Junior League
6/6/2016 Summer School Aernoon Club Session 2
7/11/2016 Soccer Open Gym
11/1/2016
Soball - Senior League
6/6/2016 Tot Lot (session 2)
7/11/2016 Floor Hockey
11/7/2016
Band Concert at Twining Park
6/6/2016 Season Pool Passes Go Half Price
7/11/2016 2016 Middle School Dance Team
MAST Season Begins
6/6/2016 Summer School Swim Lessons 2
7/11/2016 Karate Tournament
11/7/2016
Coed Slow Pitch League
6/6/2016 Adult Swim Lessons
7/14/2016 Holiday Fun - Thankful Tots
11/14/2016
Summer Golf Lessons
6/7/2016 Zooriﬃc Party
7/15/2016 Karate Class
11/29/2016
12/12/2016
11/12/2016
Water Fitness
6/7/2016 Night Swim
7/16/2016 Wrestling with the Cheesemakers
6x6 Women's Sand Volleyball
6/7/2016 Tennis Lessons (session 2)
7/18/2016 Holiday Fun - Christmas Kids
12/12/2016
Co-Ed Tennis Leagues
7/18/2016 BARB'S LAST DAY AT PARK & REC
12/16/2016
Friday Tot Lot
6/10/2016 Tiny Tot Tennis Lessons (session 2)
7/20/2016 Aer School Program session 2
1/3/2017
Girls HS Fastpitch League
6/12/2016 Parent & Child Swim Lessons
7/25/2016 Basketball with the Cheesemakers
1/9/2017
Summer School Aernoon Club Session 1
6/13/2016 Tennis High School Girls Camp
7/25/2016 Holiday Fun - Olaf’s Birthday
Tot Lot (session 1)
6/13/2016 Junior Golf Tournament at Country Club
7/26/2016 Winter Basketball Camp
Special Needs Swimming Lessons
6/13/2016 Tennis Tournament - Doubles
7/30/2016 Holiday Fun - Be My Munchkin
Preschool Swim Lessons
8/1/2016 Children's Winter Dance
2/13/2017
Couch to 5K
6/13/2016 Chefs in the Making
8/1/2016 Winter Coed Volleyball Tournament
2/18/2017
Summer School Swim Lessons 1
6/13/2016 Park & Recreaon Public Swim Lessons
8/1/2016 Football with the Cheesemakers
TBD
Lassie Soball
6/14/2016 Fall Terrace Tree Planng Orders Begin
8/1/2016 Dance team with the Cheesemakers
TBD
Playground for Special Needs
6/14/2016 Paw Patrol on Duty
8/2/2016
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1/9/2017
1/16/2017
2/6/2017
Barb Moser will be retiring!
Honor the Pool Lady!
We are collecting donations to purchase
a pool bench in honor of Barb Moser for
her 35 summers working at the pool. If
you would like to donate, please send
your check to Monroe Park and
Recreation at 1110 18th Ave with check
memo marked: Pool Lady
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ĵsɚsĶˠ˚ÝŘǼǋŸǼŸɟǼsǋǢĨÞĶĶǣʹNŸŎƼǋsǣǼŸ Polliwog 1 at YMCA )
ǢȖŎŎsǋǢOÌŸŸĶǢɠÞŎĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
Enter and exit water using ladder steps for side, blow bubbles through mouth and
nose, bobbing, opening eyes underwater, and retrieving submerged objects, front
and back glides and floats, recover vertical position, roll from front to back, and back
to front, tread water using arm and hand actions, alternating and simultaneous arm
and leg actions on front and back and combination of both.
June 13 - July 1 or July 11 - July 29
.
Who:
School District of Monroe Students
Day:
Monday - Friday
Time:
10:15am - 11:15am (Levels 1-6) (Entering K - 8th)
11:15am - 12:15pm (Levels 1-6) (Entering 1st - 8th)
Location: Outdoor Pool at Recreation Park
Fee:
$2.00
REGISTER WITH MONROE SUMMER SCHOOL ONLY!
ĵsɚsĶˡ˚®ȖŘ_ŎsŘǼĶǇȖǼÞOǢĨÞĶĶǣ(Compares Polliwog 2 &
Summer School Booklet:
The Summer School Booklet available week of February 22nd online
and at the schools to pick up. Summer School schedules classes for
an hour, but we don’t start classes until all buses get there and children
get out early from class to get on bus for their next class. Class time
will be around 45 minutes.
ǢȖŎŎsǋǢOÌŸŸĶǊs¶ÞǣǼǋǼÞŸŘ
Monday, March 7 at 9am - Friday, March 18 at 4pm.
*Family access username and password needed.
Guppy at YMCA) Gives participants success with fundamental skills. Enter and
exit water by stepping or jumping from the side, fully submerge and hold breath,
bobbing, open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects, front jellyfish and
tuck floats, front and back glides and floats, recover to vertical position roll from front
to back and back to front, change direction of travel while swimming on front or
back, tread water using arm and leg actions, combine arm and leg actions on front
and back, finning arm action.
ĵsɚsĶˢ˚ǢǼǋŸĨs^sɚsĶŸƼŎsŘǼʹNŸŎƼǋsǣǼŸōÞŘŘŸɠǼɳōNʺ
Builds on the skills in level 2 through additional guided practice in deeper water.
Enter water by jumping from the side, headfirst entries from side in sitting and
kneeling positions, bobbing while moving toward safety, rotary breathing, survival,
and back float, change from vertical to horizontal position on front and back, tread
water, flutter, scissor, dolphin, and breaststroke kicks on front, front crawl and
elementary backstroke.
There will be no late registrations.
ĵsɚsĶˣ˚ǢǼǋŸĨsÝŎƼǋŸɚsŎsŘǼʹNŸŎƼǋsǣǼŸ®ÞǣÌǼɳōNʺ
ǢȖŎŎsǋǢOÌŸŸĶˠˠʲˠˤŎNĶǣǣ
Develops confidence in the skills learned and improves other aquatic skills.
Headfirst entries from the side in compact and stride positions, swim underwater,
feet first surface dive, survival swimming, front crawl, and backstroke open turns,
tread water using 2 different kicks, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly, flutter and dolphin kicks on back.
The 11:15am is very popular, please only register for one 11:15am
class in June or July. If you want to do two sessions, you will need
to sign up for one 10:15am class and one 11:15am class.
ǢɠÞŎĵsɚsĶ
x
x
You must know the appropriate swim level in order to register for
swim lessons, which is found on the yellow certificate you received
in your school folders. If you do not know what level your child
should be in, contact Marge Klinzing at 329-2465.
If your child is in the wrong level, they will not be able to receive
lessons if the correct level is full.
ǢɠÞŎŎÞŘ¶ĵsǣǣŸŘÝŘ¯ŸǋŎǼÞŸŘʲ
x
x
x
x
x
x
Your child will be tested on the first day of class to determine if
they are in correct level.
Bring swimming suit and towel with name on them.
Parents are allowed on the deck the first and last day of class.
You may watch the class from outside the fence on all other days.
All students receive a certificate on the last day of lessons.
Every effort is made to hold a class. In event of rain, some class
time may be spent inside the bathhouse.
Linda Moser, Swim Lesson Coordinator is available to answer any
questions or concerns about your child’s progress.
ƻǋĨŘ_ǊsOƻȖEĶÞOǢɠÞŎĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
Who:
When:
Day:
Time:
Fee:
Register:
Swimmers - 42” tall AND entering 4K - 8th Grade
August 1 - August 12
Monday - Friday for 2 weeks
11:00 - 11:50am
Monroe Park and Recreation Office or online
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ĵsɚsĶˤ˚ǢǼǋŸĨsǊs¯ÞŘsŎsŘǼ(Compares to Flying Fish at YMCA)
Provides further coordination and refinement of strokes. Shallow-angle dive from
the side then glide and begin a front stroke, tuck and pike surface dives, submerge
completely, front flip turn and backstroke flip turn while swimming breaststroke,
sidestroke and butterfly sculling.
ĵsɚsĶ˥˚ǢɠÞŎŎÞŘ¶Ř_ƻǋŸ¯ÞOÞsŘOɴ(Compares to Shark at YMCA)
Refines the strokes so participants swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and
smoothness over greater distances. Level 6 is designed with “menu” options that
focus on preparing participants for more advanced courses, including the Water
Safety Instructor, or other aquatic activities such as competitive swimming or diving.
ƻǋÞɚǼsǢɠÞŎĵsǣǣŸŘǣ
If you wish to obtain private swim lessons, you can
contact the lifeguards personally to set up swim
lessons for your child. Private swim lessons are
$16 per half hour & are paid for at Pool. Please call
the Park and Recreation office at 329-2460 for
contact information. After June 4th, you can also
contact Barb at the pool at 329-2476.

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