City of Peshtigo Parks and Recreation

City of Peshtigo
Parks and Recreation
Summer 2012 Programs
Volume 7, Issue 1
2012 - BRIDGE OUT - HOLD ON TIGHT
Hold on tight for an interesting summer. The City
of Peshtigo is bracing for
what should be a wild
ride.
Inside this issue:
1-5 YEAR OLDS
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5-7 YEAR OLDS
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6-10 YEAR OLDS
4
10-12 YEAR OLDS
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GIRLS SOFTBALL
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CLASSES OPEN TO
AGES 5 TO 14
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BANDS @ BADGER
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SPECIAL EVENTS
DISC GOLF COURSE
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ADULT SOFTBALL
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COMMUNITY INFO
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POLICIES AND FYI
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EVALUATION
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CITIZEN SURVEY
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REGISTRATION
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ground sites are being
reconfigured and a
new large pavilion is
being constructed.
Both restroom facilities have been upYou will see major
dated with new ficchanges in our summer
tures and have outside
events due to the Bridge
work and the river draw- facelifts. New trash
receptacles, seating
down this summer.
benches and permaPlease note some time
and location changes due nent grills will accent
the new facilities.
to this work being done.
Riverfront Park will
Badger Park and the adjoining Campground are see a new gazebo and
a facelift with the
on the tail end of a major
French Street transforfacelift as the camp-
mation. All in all we
are going to experience a hectic summer
with what will be a
vast improvement to
our city. Bear with us
during this most interesting summer.
This newsletter is now
located on the City of
Peshtigo website @
ci.peshtigo.wi.us
Have a nice summer
and get out and enjoy
what Peshtigo has to
offer.
***PLEASE NOTE NO CLASSES WILL BE HELD JULY 4***
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
You may begin registering
for programs once you
receive a flier. Bring a
completed registration
form along with cash or
check made payable to
“CITY OF PESHTIGO”, to
City Hall. Registration
forms are located at Peshtigo City Hall, local schools,
financial institutions, or day
care facilities. Please consult
individual programs for fees.
Families may put all
members on one
registration form. NO
the program.
Participation for City
Residents in programs
staffed by the City
Recreation Department
will not be denied due to
PHONE REGISTRATIONS lack of fee. Contact the
WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Park and Recreation
You may mail in registration Director @ 582-3041
forms prior to the start of
with any questions.
PEE WEE T-BALL BASEBALL
3 Yr Olds Mondays
6:00pm-7:00pm
4 Yr Olds Wednesdays
6:00pm-7:00pm
July 16th - Aug. 13th
This program is used as a prep session for T-Ball
Baseball. Parental involvement is always welcome.
The program will use props to associate throwing,
running, and catching. We try to end the day with
a treat for the children. Make sure you bring your
cameras and/or video recorders to capture that
special moment. Believe
me there will be some you
won’t want to miss!!!
PYB Field
$4.00 City Resident
$8.00 Non-Resident
Children will be introduced to America’s
favorite pastime through the T-Ball Program.
Basic fundamentals of the game will be taught.
Participants should bring a ball glove if possible.
Having a glove is not mandatory.
SWIM LESSONS
June 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28
Busing to and from the pool will be provided by
Kobussen Bus Lines. Pick up and drop off will be
from the front door of the Peshtigo Elementary
Learning Center. This program will coincide with
the Summer School program run by the Peshtigo
School District.
12:30pm-1:30pm
$30 for 3 week session (includes busing)
We have partnered with the River Cities
Pool in Marinette to offer swim lessons.
Pre-registration is required for this program.
Limited to the first 40 children.
TOT LOT CRAFTS
4-5 Year Olds
Introduce your child to the wonder of the season
through outdoor activities, and craft projects.
Maximum of 15 Students
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 26, 28
July 10, 12, 17, 19
12:30am-1:30pm
PELC Cafeteria
City Resident-$3.00
Non-Resident-$6.00
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T-BALL BASEBALL
5-7 Year Olds
6:00pm-8:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays
PYB Field
This co-ed program will introduce your child to the
basic fundamentals of baseball through team play.
Children will hit off a tee.
July 10th - Aug. 9th
Participation and learning are stressed. No scores
are kept for games. We will
adapt the program to the abilities
of the children and scores will
not be kept.
The first 2 weeks will be used to develop skills.
Age sessions will be broken down at the first
date. Each session will last 1 hour.
$5.00 City Resident
$10.00 Non Resident
SOCCER (Co-ed)
K-3rd Grade
Mondays & Wednesdays
1:00pm-2:00pm Badger Park Green Area
We will introduce your child to the basic fundamentals of soccer through individual drill and game
situations. Badger Park’s new
green area is the new site for
this activity.
July 9,11,16,18, 23, 25
$5.00 City Resident
$10.00 Non-Resident
CREATIVE CRITTERS CRAFTS
Your child is given the opportunity to enhance
their creativity as they get involved in arts and
crafts and outdoor activities. Each child should
attend all classes to assure completion of their
craft projects.
6-7 Year Olds
Maximum of 15 Students
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 26, 28
July 10, 12, 17, 19
12:30am-1:30pm
PELC Cafeteria
City Resident—$4.00
Non-Resident $8.00
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SWIM LESSONS
June 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28
Busing to and from the pool will be provided by
Kobussen Bus Lines. Pick up and drop off will be
from the front door of the Peshtigo Elementary
Learning Center. This program will coincide with
the Summer School program run by the Peshtigo
School District.
12:30pm-1:30pm
$30 for 3 week session (includes busing)
We have partnered with the River Cities
Pool in Marinette to offer swim lessons.
Limited to the first 40 children.
Pre-registration is required for this program.
KOOL KATS CRAFTS
8 & 9 Year Olds
Join the fun as your child has the opportunity to
challenge themselves by getting involved in arts
and crafts. Attendance is important to assure that
class projects are completed.
Maximum of 20 Students
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 26, 28
July 10, 12, 17, 19
1:30pm-2:30pm
PELC Cafeteria
City Resident—$6.00
Non Resident—$12.00
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
8-10 Year Olds Mondays and Wednesdays
will be set up in the batting cage and defensive skills
development will be made available.
9:30am—11:00am
July 16th - Aug. 13th
PYB
With the new Peshtigo Youth Baseball Format in
place we will use this time slot to work on individual skills with any boys or girls who wish to
hone their skills. Instructors will be on hand at
the Little League Field. The pitching machine
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KRAZY KRAFTERS
10-12 Year Olds
This class provides older children the opportunity
to get involved in arts and crafts to create worthwhile projects. Attendance is important to ensure
completion of all projects.
Maximum of 20 Students
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 26, 28
July 10, 12, 17, 19
1:30pm-2:30pm
PELC Cafeteria
City Resident-$6.00
Non-Resident-$12.00
SOCCER (co-ed)
AGE: 4th-6th GRADE
We will introduce your child to the basic fundamentals of soccer through individual drill and game
situations. The
Badger Park
Green Area is the
site for this activity.
Mondays & Wednesdays
2:00pm-3:00pm
July 9, 11, 16,18, 23, 25
City Residents—$5.00
Non-Residents—$10.00
PLAYTIME FOR PRESCHOOLERS
AGES: 2 YEARS OLD - 4 YEARS OLD
Bring your child and stay to have fun while we read
a book, do finger plays, create a craft and make a
snack. We will even play some games. Parents and
children need to wear play clothes.
MONDAYS
6:00 P.M. - 7:15 P.M.
June 18,25, July 2
City Residents - $5.00
Minimum of 5 children to have class. Parents need
to stay with child during class.
Non-Residents - $10.00
DREES COMMUNITY CENTER
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GIRLS SOFTBALL (AGES 7-9)
Games will be played in Marinette.
The Girls Softball Summer Program is being offered in conjunction with MYBI. All girls who
register with the Peshtigo Recreation
Department will be placed on a Peshtigo Team.
Girls will compete against other teams fromMarinette, Menominee, and Peshtigo.
Teams will be organized in April with the league
schedule running from May 21st to June 26th.
GIRLS SOFTBALL (AGES 10-12)
The Girls Softball Summer Program is being offered in conjunction with MYBI. All girls who
register with the Peshtigo Recreation Department will be placed on a Peshtigo Team. Girls
will compete against other teams from
Marinette, Menominee, and Peshtigo.
Teams will be organized in April with the league
schedule running from May 21st to July 3rd.
Games will be played in Marinette.
GIRLS SOFTBALL (AGES 13-16)
The Girls Softball Summer Program is being offered in conjunction with MYBI. All girls who
register with the Peshtigo Recreation Department will be placed on a Peshtigo Team. Girls
will compete against other teams from Marinette, Menominee, and Peshtigo.
Teams will be organized in April with the league
schedule running from June 4th to July 11th.
Games will be played in Marinette or the Peshtigo Softball Field.
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M & O BABE RUTH BASEBALL
Boys ages 13, 14 and 15 will participate in Babe
Ruth Prep and Babe Ruth Baseball. Both groups
will play in the Marinette League which includes
teams from Marinette, Menominee, Stephenson
and Peshtigo. Games are played Monday—
Thursdays.
Regular season games run from May 29th—July
11th
TENNIS
(AGES 5 TO 14)
A Co-ed Tennis Program will be held. This program will be open to children ages 5 - 14 years
old. The children will be separated into age
groups for instruction.
Residents—$5.00
Non-Residents—$10.00
Age Division is as follows:
5&6 yr olds
Wednesdays
7-9 yr olds
July 11th - Aug. 8th
10 yrs and up
3:00pm-4:30pm
Cancelled if raining
TIME 2 PLAY- AGES 5-12
Come join your friends in organized games of kickball,
baseball, relay games, water balloon games, and more. Be
ready to get dirty (wear play clothes) and have fun as we
play. You must register for each class. If an older child
decides to leave the class, Peshtigo Recreation Department
staff cannot provide continuing supervision, although site
leaders will exercise reasonable efforts to retain children in
supervised activities. Your child must be preregistered to attend. Minimum of 10 children
needed to run program. Be sure to pick up your children) promptly at 3:30, as staff need to go to other
scheduled activities.
Ages 5 to 12 (Must be 5 by 6-1-12 and not turn
13 during program)
Thursdays
July 5,12, 19, 26
2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
BADGER PARK GREEN AREA
(Cancelled if raining)
Residents - $1.00 PER CLASS
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BANDS AT BADGER
The Peshtigo Women’s Club presents:
Bands AT BADger Park
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6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evenings
JUNE 13TH - NEON DETOUR
JUNE 27TH - INSTANT KARMA
JULY 11TH - CROOKED CREEK
JULY 25TH - C’est la Vie
AUGUST 8TH - SHELTERED REALITY
AUGUST 22ND - NEXT MYLE
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The Bands at Badger is a concert schedule for the summer. All concerts are free of charge
and sponsored by local businesses. Bring a lawn chair, sit back and relax listening to some
great music. Refreshments are provided by the Peshtigo Women’s Club.
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PESHTIGO HIGH SCHOOL FITNESS CENTER
The Fitness Center at Peshtigo High
School will be available to the community
during the summer months. At press
time there was not a definite summer
schedule available. Watch the local paper
for set hours to use this facility.
There are trained personnel on site at all
times to help with questions or work with
you to set your personal goals.
PESHTIGO YOUTH BASEBALL
All boys and girls ages 7-12 are welcome
to participate in Peshtigo Youth Baseball
Leagues. Action starts May 16th and runs
until July 7th.
Peshtigo Youth Baseball is an independent
group that was formerly Little League.
The Parks and Recreation Department
works in conjunction with this group to
maintain fields and organize an annual
tournament using City of Peshtigo’s facilities.
3 separate leagues are run with ages 7-8
(Rookie League), ages 9-10 (Minor
League) and ages 11-12 (Major League).
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DISC GOLF
Badger Park is home to a 9 hole Disc Golf Course constructed in
the Summer of 2008. Play is free with some equipment available
from the Caretakers Office located in Badger Park Campground
Area. Please respect the other activities taking place in the pavilions and band shell areas of the park when applicable.
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BAMC MENOMINEE RIVER CENTURY BIKE RIDE
Ride starts at Marinette High School
Sunday, June 24th, 2012
10, 25, 50, and 70 mile routes
Cost: $30 includes t-shirt
Children ages 12 and younger $20
Register online at www.mrcride.com
FISHING DERBY — EVENT CANCELLED
Children Ages 1-15 years olds
Wal-Mart, Trout Unlimited, and the Peshtigo
Recreation Department co-sponsor this event.
Awards will be given out for the FIRST,
LONGEST, BIGGEST, and MOST fish caught.
Every participant will receive a fishing packet.
DATE: EVENT CANCELLED FOR 2012
DUE TO RIVER DRAWDOWN
We will conclude the day with a treat at the gazebo
by the Peshtigo River.
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
The 2nd Annual Christmas in July Camping
Weekend will be held July 26th—29th. Special
rates apply for camping with a pay for (2) and
get 3rd night free. Horse drawn sleigh rides are
provided with prizes awarded for best decorated
sites. Come enjoy the fun with the whole family.
Groups are welcome.
SKATE PARK
Skate Park is located adjacent to the Peshtigo
High School Football Field. The facility is open
to the public daily from 8:00am—10:00pm.
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VETERANS MENS SOFTBALL
Monday Evenings
First Game held at 6:30pm
Mid June - Late August
$175 Team Entry Fee
$12.00 Individual Player Fee
Veteans Men’s Softball Games are held on
Monday evenings at the East Side Softball Diamond.
PESHTIGO HISTORICAL DAY
The Peshtigo Historical Day will be held on September 22, 2012. This event is a highlight of the
summer/fall season. The all day event gets under
way with a Fire Tower Run/Walk. A parade follows in the morning. From that point it is directly to Badger Park for an event filled day
which includes a Horseshoe Tournament,
bouncy rides for the kids, a rummage sale/flea
market, continuous bands from 1:00pm10:00pm, the PHS Homecoming Football Game
vs Wausaukee, and a Fireworks Display to top
things off.
A variety of food and refreshments are available
on the grounds all day long.
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PAVILION RENTALS
The City of Peshtigo maintains 2 pavilions in City
Park.
Reservations can be made in person at City Hall
or by calling 715-582-3041.
The pavilions are available for rent from
May 28, 2012 to October 1, 2012.
Daily rates for New Large Pavilion are $35 for
City Residents and $50 for Non-Residents.
Small Pavilion rates are $50 for City Resident
and $65 for Non-Resident. There is a returnable security deposit of $50 for Small Pavilion
and $100 for Large Pavilion.
COMMUNITY CENTER
The Drees Community Center is located at 600
Pine Street. This building is available for rent by
individuals as well as groups. There are 3 meeting rooms that can accommodate anywhere
from 25—100 people. The facility is furnished
with stoves and refrigerators.
Reservations can be made by calling Peshtigo
City Hall @ 715-582-3041
INTERNET ACCESS
The City of Peshtigo is fully up and operational with its’ new website. Future issues of the
Park and Recreation Quarterly Newsletter will
be available on the website upon completion.
We will continue
to use the Peshtigo School District as a distribution source for
our hard copy
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newsletters. We thank Jim Meyer and Dave Bloch
for their help. The site address for the City of
Peshtigo is: ci.peshtigo.wi.us
We are located under the “Park and Recreation”
tab.
We are hoping that this will allow for easier access
to the general public in the ever changing and increased use of technology.
CITY OF PESHTIGO
Mayor - Al Krizenesky
Parks and Recreation
FEES AND CHARGES are assessed according to the needs of the program. Needs may include extra
leadership, skilled instructors, or special equipment. Non-residents are defined as any person living outside
the Peshtigo City Limits.
CANCELLATION of programs held within school facilities will coincide when schools are closed for the
holidays, inclement weather, or other emergencies. Program cancellations at other facilities will be aired
over local radio stations. Those stations include: WMAM 570 AM, WAGN 1340 AM, WSFQ 96.3 FM and
WHTB 103.7 FM.
REFUNDS are not granted unless the department must cancel or change a program. If that is the case, a
refund or credit will be given for future program enrollments.
331 French Street
Peshtigo, WI 54157
Phone: 715-582-3041
Fax: 715-582-4322
Committee Members
Cathi Malke -Chairman
Mike Behnke
Tom Gryzwa
HEALTH CONDITIONS: It is the responsibility of the parent or program participant to notify and/or
inform the Peshtigo Recreation Department staff at the time of enrollment/registration, of any medical
(physical or mental) condition that may/could require special consideration by the PRD staff. This is for
everyone’s protection. Peshtigo Recreation Department will respect your confidentiality.
HOSPITAL/MEDICAL INSURANCE is not provided for persons participating in sponsored activities.
Participants are encouraged to obtain their own insurance coverage through their agent of choice.
FACILITIES: Locker and shower facilities are available at the High School. Bring your own towel and
lock. The Peshtigo Recreation Department and/or Peshtigo School District is not responsible for lost or
stolen personal belongings.
EMPLOYMENT: Persons interested in working for the Parks and Recreation Department should contact
City Hall to request an employment application form. The department will notify individuals when they are
selected for employment. The department is always interested in persons possessing skills such as
instructor, coach, officials, etc. Priority for employment will be given to residents of the City of Peshtigo
whenever possible.
Dave Marquardt
Director
Park and Recreation
582-3041
PICTURES: The Peshtigo Recreation Department staff may videotape or photograph the participants
enrolled in programs, classes , events, or enjoying facilities. These photographs are for Peshtigo Recreation
publications, fliers, brochures or staff training purposes. All photos taken on City of Peshtigo property are
for city use and the sole property of the city.
YOUR COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS are always welcome. We are receptive to all new ideas other
than those listed in this newsletter. Feel free to present your ideas to the Park and Recreation Director
anytime.
FYI
In cooperation with other local departments,
additional programs offered are listed.
INDOOR TENNIS is available in the TriCity Domes.
SWIMMING LESSONS are offered through
the Marinette Rec Department. Classes are
held at the Civic Center.
Available times for Marinette sites can be obtained by calling 732-5222.
SWIMMING LESSONS are offered by the
Marinette/Menominee YMCA at both Y locations.
COMMUNITY FITNESS CENTER is
available at Marinette High School. There are
free weights, weight machines, and cardiovascular equipment. Hours of operation are Mon-Fri
(11am-noon and 5pm-7pm) when school is in
session. Passes are available from Marinette
Recreation Department.
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The events and facilities
listed in this section are
available within 5 miles of
the Peshtigo City limits.
PESHTIGO RECREATION DEPARTMENT
PROGRAM EVALUATION
PROGRAM ______________________________________
Summer 2012 ___________________________
The primary purpose of this report is to provide the department with the necessary information to ensure, and improve, with
the quality of our programs. As a person directly involved with this activity, your comments are vital to this endeavor. Only
then will it have any real value to the people we serve. Please print as this report may be copied and distributed to the Parks
and Recreation Committee.
Thank you for taking the time to comment.
Dave Marquardt, Director 582- 3041
1.
Were the following classroom arrangements appropriate?
Yes
No
N/A
Yes
No
N/A
Days
_______
________
_______
Time
________
________
________
Age division
_______
________
_______
Ability Level
________
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Class Length
_______
________
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# of Weeks
________
________
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Publicity
_______
________
_______
Staff size
________
________
________
Equipment
_______
________
_______
Facilities
________
________
________
Suggestions for “no” responses ____________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Did the Staff fulfill the objectives of the program or service?
____________
Yes
___________ No
3. Did you receive adequate help and support from the department office staff when necessary?
_____________ Yes
____________ No
4. Did you receive adequate help from the program staff when necessary?
____________
Yes
___________ No
5. Other comments which will assist in maintaining or improving the quality of the program __________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Completed by: (optional) ________________________________________________
Date: _______________________________
Phone (If response is requested) _________________________________________________________________________________
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SUMMER 2012 CITIZEN SURVEY
The Peshtigo Recreation Committee and staff would appreciate your help. Please take a few minutes to answer this survey and
return it to our office at 331 French Street, Peshtigo, Wisconsin. Your responses to this survey will help us better serve your recreation and leisure needs and improve our services.
PLEASE PRINT
1.Which of the following facilities or parks have you visited during this past year?
_____ Badger Park Playground
______ Badger Park Campground
_____ Ice Rink
______ City Park Pavilions
_______ Peshtigo Skate park
2. How would you describe your experiences with city recreation facilities during the past year?
_____ Excellent
______ Satisfactory
______ Needs Improvement
Comments: ____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
3. How would you rate the overall maintenance of the facilities you used?
_____ Excellent
______ Satisfactory
______ Needs Improvement
4. How would you rate your overall experiences with the Recreation Department programs?
_____ Excellent
______ Satisfactory
______ Needs Improvement
5. How would you rate your overall experiences with the Recreation Department registration procedures?
_____ Excellent
______ Satisfactory
______ Needs Improvement
6.How would you rate your opinion of the fees the Recreation Department charges for programs and activities?
_____ Excellent
______ Satisfactory
______ Needs Improvement
7. How did you receive this Spring 2005 program brochure?
_____ School
_____Community Center ______ Library _______ Other
8. Please indicate your priorities for future planning?
1= Not Important 2= Of Some Importance 3= Important
4= Fairly Important
5= Very Important
Additional programs for Elementary Aged Children…………….. 1 2 3 4 5
Additional programs for Adults…………………………………. 1 2 3 4 5
Programs for people with disabilities……………………………. 1 2 3 4 5
Additional programs for Seniors…………………………………. 1 2 3 4 5
Additional programs for Preschool Children…………….……… 1 2 3 4 5
Additional programs for Young Adults …………….…………… 1 2 3 4 5
Performing arts and creative arts programs……………………… 1 2 3 4 5
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS OR
IDEAS:________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
THANK YOU - Dave Marquardt, Director 582-3041
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