CITY HALL 361-5400

LIBRARY 361-5420

SENIOR CENTER 361-5422

PARKS & RECREATION

361-5437

CITY CABLE CHANNEL 990 OR 982

CITY WEB SITE WWW.CITYOFBERLIN.NET

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WELCOME TO 2016 BERLIN SUMMER PROGRAMMING!

What’s New for 2016 !? Well, we are once again able to offer Tennis Lessons! Classes can be found on Page 7.

Then there are both Guitar and Piano Lessons being offered this summer. Classes can be found on Page 8. And don't

forget to check out Page 13 Sharing with Youth Day where classes are offered at no cost. Actually, there are a

number of classes offered this summer at no cost thanks to the wonderful volunteer instructors running the classes.

Remember - there should be something in this book for ALL AGES, so Check It Out! ~ Karen & Joy ~

CITY MEETING DATES

(Open to Public)

For locations, call City Hall at 361-5400 or

Visit www.cityofberlin.net

Committee on Aging

4th Tuesday 9:00 am

Committee of the Whole

1st Tuesday 7:00 pm

Common Council

2nd Tuesday 7:00 pm

Board of Appeals

3rd Tuesday 5:30 pm

Planning Commission

Last Tuesday 6:00 pm

Extraterritorial Planning

Last Tuesday 7:00 pm

CommUNITY Team

1st Wednesday 8:00 am

Park and Recreation Commission

1st Wednesday 4:30 pm

Police and Fire Commission

1st Wednesday 6:30 pm

Library Board

2nd Wednesday 4:30 pm

Cemetery Board

3rd Wednesday 6:00 pm

Sewer and Water Commission

Last Wednesday 4:30 pm

Check paper and/or City Hall posted Agendas for:

Citizen Advisory Committee, Emergency

Communications Committee, Board of Review,

Community Development Authority, Cable TV

Committee, Housing Task Force.

QUESTION/CONCERNS?

HAVE A NEW PROGRAM IDEA? Contact:

Berlin Parks & Recreation

Phone: 920-361-5437 (kids)

Fax: 920-361-5405

“THANK YOU”

Farmers & Merchants Bank For Summer Backpack Giveaways

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First one-day sign up registration at Clay Lamberton School Saturday, May 7th from 9-11:00 am

NO REGISTRATIONS TAKEN BEFORE THAT DATE. Registration forms will be accepted at Berlin City Hall starting Monday, May 9th.

REGISTRATION POLICY The department reserves the right to cancel or modify the times, locations, combine classes, change instructors, and/or costs of any program should the need arise. NOTE: You will not be notified of dates, times, or confirmation. Consider yourself enrolled for the program unless someone from the Parks and Recreation Department contacts you.

AGE & GRADE REQUIREMENTS All age requirements are as of the first day of the program. All grade requirements are the grade the child is going into.

INCLEMENT WEATHER Program cancellations or modifications due to weather conditions will be announced on WISS Radio AM 1100 prior to program start time. You can also call the Parks & Recreation Department at 361-5437

RESIDENT VS. NON-RESIDENT RECREATION FEES

Residential recreation program fees apply only to individuals who reside within Berlin City limits. City residents contribute to the overall funding of the Parks & Recreation Department through residential property taxes. From time to time, there are programs that are co-sponsored with the school district that do allow for school district residents to participate at a res-ident rate. Please note the following abbreviations used: RES = Resident of the City of Berlin SDR = Berlin School District Resident NR = Non-Resident

PROGRAM UPDATES In an effort to produce this brochure in a timely manner, there are programs that may not have been finalized before printing. Watch for flyers as well as the Berlin Journal for additional programs.

MEDICAL CONDITIONS If your child has a medical condition which warrants our knowledge, please contact our office at 361-5437.

INSURANCE The City of Berlin does NOT carry individual accident insurance. Injuries may occur while participating in or en-route to any program.

ADA COMPLIANCE The City of Berlin intends to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability. The city will make reasonable accommodations to disabled individuals. Call 361-5437 for more information.

REFUNDS Any participant wishing to receive a refund must notify the department before the second scheduled program start date. A full refund will be issued if a program is cancelled. Programs not meeting min-imum registration will be cancelled, and refunds is-sued.

WEBSITES

www.CityofBerlin.net

www.Berlinlibrary.org

SWIM LESSONS FOR KIDS Held thru Berlin Area School District

920-361-2004 1/2 hour classes from 8 - Noon

Days: Monday - Friday Instructors: Certified Lifeguards

Session 1

June 20- July 1

Session 2 July 11 - 22

Session 3

July 25 - August 5

Session 4 August 8 - 19

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Youth Swimming Lessons at Miller Natatorium Pool are conducted by the Berlin Area School District. Call 361-2004 for more information! See the summer schedule on page 3.

REGULAR HOURS OF OPERATION

MON - SAT NOON TO 7 PM

SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM

EARLY BIRD SWIM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY

5:45-8:00 AM FEE: $2

ADULT LUNCH LAPS MON/WED/FRI

11-NOON FEE: $2

SUNSET SWIM/ADULTS ONLY TUES & THURS

7-9 PM FEE: $2

FAMILY SWIM (Sunday not included)

AFTER 5 PM DAILY FEE: $5 PER FAMILY

POOL CLOSINGS will be posted on the door of the Aquatic

Center. The Aquatic Center Duty Guard may shut down the pool after giving a 1-hour notice to swimmers if there are fewer than 20 swimmers in the pool. Review for closings due to weather will occur at designated times of 11 am and 2:30 pm. Decisions on closing/or re-opening will then be determined. Listen to WISS 1090AM for closings or call the Aquatic Center at 361-5426.

ADVANCE POOL TICKETS

A book of 15 Youth tickets (ages 4 - 17), may be purchased for $30 at the Berlin Chamber of Commerce office, at City Hall, or at the Aquatic Center.

Monday, May 30th Noon – 7:00 p.m.

May 31 - June 3 3:00–7:00 p.m.

REGULAR HOURS START:

Saturday, June 4th

Noon - 7:00 p.m.

DAILY ENTRANCE FEES

Children (age 3 & under) FREE

Youth (ages 4 to 17)

*Under 8 yrs must be

accompanied by an adult.

$2.50

Adults (ages 18 & older) $3.50

Adult Seniors (age 62+) $2.50

SEASON PASSES

Individuals 4 and up $45

Family - up to 5 people living at the same residence; does NOT include the babysit-

ter. Family - 6 to 10 same as above

$100

$125

AQUATIC CENTER 361-5426

Private Pool

Rental

Call 361-5426

Or

361-5437

For Info

FREE SWIM DATE: Sunday, June 19th

Noon to 5 pm

POOL OPENS!

Monday, MAY 30th

At NOON

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SWIM PROGRAMS

SWIMNASTICS

Build cardiovascular endurance and muscle tone with this great water workout! Water exercise helps warm and relax muscles, ease stress, and improve blood circulation aiding your general well-being. First class is free! Instructor: Renee Lamers Location: Miller Natatorium Indoor pool Ages: 16 years & older Days: Monday & Wednesday Dates: ongoing Time: 7-8 pm Fee: $25 punch card (purchase at City Hall) Resident/School District Resident - 16 visits Non-Resident - 12 visits Note: Swimnastics runs year-round at the Clay Lamberton School Indoor Pool.

OUT & IN THE FENCE

Ages: 5 - 10 yrs old Play ball outside the fence for 1/2 the class & then have Dates: June 14 thru June 30 fun inside the fence in the pool! Wear swimsuits under Days: Tues & Thurs outdoor clothing for this class & come prepared to run Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am for fun. CODE: S16-87 Instructor: Jeanae Gimenez Location: Berlin Aquatic Center Ages: 5 - 10 yrs old Fee: $10RES/$20NR Dates: July 12 thru July 28 per class Days: Tues & Thurs Min/Max: 8/24 Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am CODE: S16-03

TINY TOTS SWIMMING

For children ages 6-36 months old. Designed to encourage water acquaintance and to begin to develop basic swimming skills. An adult MUST accompany each child in the water. Instructor: Certified Lifeguards Location: Berlin Aquatic Center Fee: $15RES/$30NR Ages: 6 - 36 months Days: Saturday Dates: June 18 & 25 July 9, 16, 23 Time: 11:00 - 11:30 am Min/Max: 10/25 CODE: S16-02

AQUA ZUMBA PERFECT FOR: Those looking to make a splash by adding a low-impact, high-energy aquatic exercise to their fitness routine. HOW IT WORKS: Aqua Zumba blends the Zumba philosophy with water resistance for one pool party you shouldn't miss! BENEFITS: There is less impact on your joints during an Aqua Zumba class so you can really let loose. Water creates natural resistance which means every step is more challenging and helps tone your muscles. Instructor: Georgia Trochinski Location: Berlin Aquatic Center Fee: $35 for a 10-class session Dates: Monday’s and Wednesday’s Time: 9:00 - 9:45 am Min/Max: 5/40 Session 1: June 13 - July 18 (No class on July 4th) CODE: S16-01 Session 2: July 25 - August 24 CODE: S16-86

FLOATATION DAY

Mondays and Fridays during

open season. Your own floatation device can be brought into the pool. No safety devices such as water wings, life jackets, etc.

TEE BASEBALL

NEW this year will be the offering of TWO programs for T-Ball, which we are hoping will create smaller, more man-ageable quality classes. Skill development & understanding of the game is the goal, along with batting, throwing & catching practicing. Bring a glove. Instructor: Haley Polakowski Location: Riverside Park Klein Ball Field Fee: $10 RES / $20 NR Age 4 - 5 only. Note: Ages 6 - 8 is being run thru the Boys & Girls Club. (See p. 20) Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays Dates: June 14 thru June 30 Time: 9 - 10 am Max: 30 CODE: S16-04 Dates: July 12 thru July 28

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Time: 9 - 10 am Max: 30 CODE: S16-05

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JR. GOLF LESSONS

Lessons provide an intro to the game of golf, club selection, etiquette, golf rules, and proper swing technique. Sessions will include class discussion, lessons and two hours of course play. The program is affiliated with the Professional Golf Association & U.S. Kids Golf. Participants need their own golf clubs. Instructors: Kalynn Dolby, Joni DeRuyter & Staff Location: Mascoutin Golf Course Fee: $85 non-member $65 member Ages: 8 - 14 (8 yr olds must have an adult w/ them) Dates: June 22 & 29, July 7,14, 20, 27 Time: 8:45 am to 12 Noon Tournament Date: July 27 CODE: S16-08 (Junior Golf Memberships for children in Berlin School District can be obtained at Mascoutin for the cost of $225. Restricted tee times. Member fee is given to the child of a member [example: parent or grandparent])

MORNIN’ FISHIN’ Get up early with Al to enjoy the art of fishing. The early bird gets the worm - in this case it may be the fish! Fishing equipment, bait, & lifejackets will be furnished. Instructor: Al Chikowski Location: Meet at the Riverside Boat Landing Fee: $10RES / $20NR Ages: 10 thru 15 yrs old Time: 8 - Noon Session 1: Fishin’ Date: Tuesday, June 21 Rain date: Friday, June 24 Max: 8 CODE: S16-06 Session 2: Fishin’ Date: Tuesday, July 12 Rain date: Friday, July 15 Max: 8 CODE: S16-07

RECREATION PROGRAMS

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RECREATION PROGRAMS

TENNIS LESSONS Come join us this summer as we resume our tennis program. Pewee lessons will serve as an introduction to tennis. Beginners and Intermediate students learn fundamentals of the game such as forehand, back hand, volley & court positioning. A few racquets are available for use for those who do not have their own. All players must have tied tennis shoes. No other shoes will be allowed on the court. A hat or visor and sunglasses are strongly recommended. Instructor: Breck Speers Location: Tennis Courts next to the High School Min/Max: 4/16

CODE AGES DATES DAY TIME FEE

Pee Wee S16-09 5-7 June 28 to

July 26

Tuesdays 9 - 9:50 am $20 RES/SDR

$40 NR

Beginner S16-10 8-11 June 28 to

July 26

Tuesdays 10 - 10:50 am $25 RES/SDR

$50 NR

Intermediate S16-11 11-16 June 28 to

July 26

Tuesdays 11 - 11:50 am $25 RES/SDR

$50 NR

FLAG FOOTBALL & BASEBALL

Participants will get the opportunity to develop skills through drills and game play in two sports! On Mondays and Wednesdays, participants will learn the fundamen-tals of football and practice them during organized games of Flag Football. On Tuesdays and Thursdays participants will develop the basic skills of baseball through drill and game play. You can choose to do one sport, but are encouraged to do BOTH. Instructor: Bryant Bednarek Location ... Football- Berlin H.S. Football Practice Field Baseball- North Softball Diamond @ Riverside Park Fee: Both Sports $25RES or SDR / $50NR (Fee on choice of one) $15RES or SDR / $30NR Grades: Entering 2nd to entering 6th Time: Both Football and Baseball at 9 - 10 am Dates: Flag Football (M,W) June 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 (Rain date 29) Instructional Baseball (T,TH) June 14, 16, 21,23, 28 (Rain date 30) Min/Max: 16/60 CODE: S16-12 BOTH Football & Baseball Either: CODE S16-13 Football or CODE: S16-14 Baseball

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CARVING 101 (Youth or Adult)

The ancient technique of whittling is used to create a decorative game fish from a block of wood. Using a box-cutter type knife, students will make their choice of trout,

northern, bass, perch, or bluegill. The piece will then be painted with the finished project set on a display pedestal. All equipment included. . Instructor: Greg Merckx Location: Senior Center - 142 Water Street Fee: $20.00 Ages: 10 years to Adult Time: Tuesdays 4 - 6:00 pm Dates: August 2,9,16, & 23 Min/Max: 5/12 CODE: S16-15 Ages: 10 years to Adult Time: Thursdays 4 - 6 pm Dates: August 4, 11, 18, & 25 Min/Max: 5/12 CODE: S16-16

YOUTH OR ADULTS

PIANO LESSONS Alecia Starks is our pianist. Alecia has played the piano for over 30 years. Summer piano lessons, offered to all ages, will be at the home of Alecia on 176 E. Moore Street, Berlin.

Fee: $100 plus possible book costs. No lessons during 4th of July week.

June 14th through August 9th

GUITAR LESSONS Learn how to play some of your favorite songs on guitar. This class will revolve around technique, style, theory, and improvisation. Pop, country, rock-n-roll, blues, folk,

classical, and jazz styles will be discussed. Gavin’s life is devoted to guitar. He is an active guitar instructor, performer, and songwriter. He loves connecting with anyone interested in pursuing music. Instructor: Gavin Harmon Location: Berlin Senior Center, 142 Water Street Fee: $120 for 10 lessons or drop-in fee $25 per class Age: Youth through Adult Day: Wednesdays Dates: June 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10 Mini/Max: 5/10 Beginners Class: 4:15 - 5:00 pm CODE: S16-17 Experienced Class: 5:15 - 6:00 pm CODE: S16-18

BOARD GAMES - BIG AND SMALL

Playing human size and regular size board games such as Connect 4, Kerplunk, Jenga, Tic Tac Toe, Bowling, Twister, and Trouble just to name a few will stretch both your body and your mind! Instructor: Amanda Gimenez Location: South Shelterhouse @ Riverside Park Fee: $8.00 Age: 8-12 Day/Time: Wednesdays 12:45 - 1:30 Dates: July 6,13, 20, 27 Min/Max: 4/16 CODE: S16-33

WEDNESDAYS

CODE TIME

S16-26 9:00-9:30

S16-27 9:45-10:15

S16-28 10:30-11:00

S16-29 11:15-11:45

S16-30 1:00-1:30

S16-31 1:45-2:15

S16-32 2:30-3:00

TUESDAYS

CODE TIME

S16-19 9:00-9:30

S16-20 9:45-10:15

S16-21 10:30-11:00

S16-22 11:15-11:45

S16-23 1:00-1:30

S16-24 1:45-2:15

S16-25 2:30-3:00

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YOUTH OR ADULTS

YOGA IN THE PARK Gently flow through yoga poses while embracing the beautiful earth, sky and Fox River. Appropriate for beginners and all levels of yoga practitioners. Yoga proceeds Outdoor Mind-fulness Meditation in the Park. Yoga mat, towel or blanket, bug spray, and sunscreen are encouraged as desired. Ages: Teens and Adults (14+) Instructor: Jennifer Culver Location: South Shelterhouse, Riverside Park Fee: $30 for each session Session 1: June 6 thru June 27 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-34 Session 2: July 11 thru Aug. 1 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-35 Session 3: Aug 8 thru Aug. 29 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-36 Session 4:June 8 thru June 29 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-37 Session 5: July 13 thru Aug. 3 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-38 Session 6: Aug 10 thru Aug. 31 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-39

OUTDOOR MINDFUL-NESS MEDITATION IN

THE PARK Following Outdoor Yoga in the Park, center your mind and body while embracing the beautiful nature, park and Fox River setting. Mindfulness involves acceptance. It’s pay-ing attention to your thoughts and feelings without judgment but for awareness for health,

happiness and growth. Pillow, towel or blanket, bug spray, and sunscreen are encouraged as desired. Ages: Teens and Adults (14+) Instructor: Jennifer Culver Location: South Shelterhouse, Riverside Park Fee: $30 for each session Session 1: June 6 thru June 27 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-40 Session 2: July 11 thru Aug. 1 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-41 Session 3: Aug 8 thru Aug. 29 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Mondays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-42 Session 4:June 8 thru June 29 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-43 Session 5: July 13 thru Aug. 3 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-44 Session 6: Aug 10 thru Aug. 31 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Min/Max: 5/50 Code: S16-45

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ONE-ON-ONE SUPPORT FOR LAPTOP, IPAD, CELL & SMART PHONE DIFFICULTIES Get the help you need to finally understand your equipment. Each session is a series of one-hour classes. You can choose to sign up for one or more of the classes in a session depending on how much help you need. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Friday, June 3, 10, 17, 24 Friday, July 8, 15, 22, 29 Friday, August 5, 19, 26

CODE TIME

S16-46 10:00 - 11:00 am

S16-47 11:00 - Noon

S16-48 12:30 - 1:30 pm

S16-49 1:30 - 2:30 pm

CODE TIME

S16-50 10:00 - 11:00 am

S16-51 11:00 - Noon

S16-52 12:30 - 1:30 pm

S16-53 1:30 - 2:30 pm

CODE TIME

S16-54 10:00 - 11:00 am

S16-55 11:00 - Noon

S16-56 12:30 - 1:30 pm

S16-57 1:30 - 2:30 pm

INFORMATIVE / EDUCATIONAL

Instructor: Ron Harke Cost: Donation Basis Location: Berlin Senior Center (WiFi accommodation) Please bring your own equipment if possible. There are iPads to use if need be.

The Berlin Senior Center FEATURING- A Large Variety of Daily Activities Plus Many Special Events

EVERY MONDAY 9:00 Line Dancing 10:30 Harmoni Cats 10:30 Pool Shooting 10:30 Exercise w/ Judy 12:30 Sheepshead 1:00 Bowling Lanes 12:30 Quarterly Talent Shows. (Dates and Days may vary at times.) EVERY TUESDAY 9:00 Bowling Lanes 9:00 Zumba Gold 9:00 Bridge 9:00 Dirt Detectives 10:30 Pool Shooting 11:30 In-The-Kitchen 12:45 TRIAD (2nd Tues. of every month) Meet with Cty Sheriff, City Chief of Police, and monthly Featured Speakers. 6:00 pm Bible Group meets at Wyngate Apts

EVERY WEDNESDAY 9:30 The Eyes have it (every 4th Wed.) 10:00 Woodcarving 10:30 Pool Shooting 10:30 Exercise w/Judy 11:00 Knit & Crochet 12:30 Sheepshead Irene Kutz by Appt. Call 294-4070

EVERY FRIDAY 10:30 Harmoni Cats 10:30 Pool Shooting 10:30 Exercise w/Judy 12:30 Poker 12:30 Sheepshead 12:45 Bridge - Call Gerene at 361-3323

EVERY THURSDAY 9:00 Zumba Gold 9:00 Quilting 10:00 Painting 10:30 Pool Shooting 12:30 Cribbage 1:00 Knitting 1:00 Singers practice 1st Thurs of month 12:30 Caregivers meet (3rd Thurs. every month) 3:00 Veterans’ Meeting every 3rd Thurs.

INSIGHTINSIGHTINSIGHT Pick up our monthly newsletter INSIGHT to find out

the latest happenings & check out a delicious menu

served Mon. - Fri. at noon. You can also find it online. Call 920-361-5422 for the

details on how to access it.

We deliver meals for the home-bound Mon-Fri. Call Health & Human Services 920-294-4070 for further information.

Need a ride for doctor visits or shopping? We have a van that can even accommodate a wheelchair. Call 920-361-5422 for an appointment.

Come sing with us!

Lunch is Served!

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UW-Extension’s Family Living Programs provides statewide leadership to promote education, resources and partnerships that create an environment where families and their communities can thrive. The Green Lake County Family Living Educator, Katie Gellings, works with groups and individuals of all ages, and focuses on addressing issues within Green Lake County relating to:

Making healthy lifestyle choices regarding

nutrition and physical activity

Family financial management and budgeting

Poverty issues

Food safety and food preservation

Katie.gellings@ces.uwex.edu Direct Phone: 920-294-4039

INFORMATIVE / EDUCATIONAL / FAMILY FRIENDLY

Little Steps BIG Changes This program is an interactive program that involves the whole family in learning ways to make healthy choices through choosing and preparing nutritious meals that are easy, tasty, and within budget. Families will also learn to make physical activity fun, while changing their lifestyles. Instructor: Katie Gellings Location: Berlin Senior Center, 142 Water Street Fee: No charge Age: Families - Adults with children of school age. Dates: June 20, 27 & July 11, 18, 25. August 1, 8 Day & Time: Mondays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Min/Max: 3 families/10 families Code: S16-58

CANCER, CLEAR & SIMPLE

This program is an educational series which includes: understanding cancer basics, cancer prevention & self-care, and cancer screening and detection. Cancer, Clear and Simple will: enhance your under-standing about cancer; what causes it, how to prevent it, and how to find it early; help you understand cancer risk factors; give you questions to ask your doctor; brain-storm ways to support someone with cancer and provide local cancer related resources. Instructor: Katie Gellings Location: Berlin Senior Center, 142 Water Street Fee: No charge Age: Adults (18 plus) Dates: July 20, 27 & August 3 Day & Time: Wednesdays from 10:00am to Noon Min/Max: 3/12 Code: S16-60

CHOOSE HEALTH: Food, Fun, & Fitness This program targets those be-haviors research shows to be most important for preventing childhood obesity and chronic diseases, such as heart disease and cancer. Lessons include; Drink low fat milk or water instead of sweet drinks. Eat more vegetables & fruits. Read it be-fore you eat it. Eat more whole grains. Healthy foods fast. Power up your day Instructor: Katie Gellings Location: Berlin Senior Center, 142 Water Street Fee: No charge Age: 8-12 year olds Dates: June 16, 23,30, & July 7,14,21 Day & Time: Thursdays 2:15 - 3:25 pm Min/Max: 3 /10 Code: S16-61

ELDERLY FINANCIAL ABUSE

Did you know that elder financial abuse is the #1 crime against individuals ages 65 & older? This informative presentation will reveal startling statistics about the crime, types of financial abuse, perpetrator characteristics, and warning signs. If you are approaching 65, are you prepared for the next stage of your life financially? Learn how to protect your assets. Instructor: Amy Vetrone Location:1st National Bank Depot Building 153 W. Franklin St. Fee: No charge Date & Time:Tuesday, June 21, 1 - 2 pm Code:S16-59

FINANCIAL FITNESS 101 How financially fit are you? Are you feeling a bit financially flabby? Learn some simple principles to get onto a better financial path. Create a plan to save more, spend less, and eliminate consumer debt. Concepts introduced will include creating a budget, implement a savings plan, and define clear goals to build wealth. Instructor: Amy Vetrone Location: 1st National Bank Depot Bldg. 153 W. Franklin St. Fee: No charge

Date:Tuesday, September 13 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Code: S16-62

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CLOWNING & LAUGHTER Don’t know what Dizzy D has up her sleeve this time, (clowns always have something up their sleeve) but kids are sure to laugh and learn. Clowning brings smiles, lightens stress, allows one just to hang loose and twist balloons, even while wearing an odd-looking nose! Dizzy has been running her clown class for a good many years! **Please Note: Siblings can only come to class if they are also registered**

Location: Berlin Senior Center 142 Water St.

Fee: $12 RES / $24 NR Ages: 7 - 13 yr olds Days: Wednesdays Dates: June 15 & 22 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 Min/Max: 10/20 CODE: S16-65

ORIGAMI - IT’S ALL IN THE FOLDS Discover the ancient art of paper folding. Students will learn basic folding techniques used to create an end-less variety of origami models. Some designs will require only one sheet of paper while some geometric designs will use several pieces of paper called unit or modular origami. This is a fun and educational art form that supports other learning areas such as math and science concepts. (Students Must be able to fold a piece of paper exactly in half). Instructor: Sue Carriveau

Location: Clay Lamberton Art Room #B102 Fee: $15 per person Age: 9-13 Days: Mondays/Tuesdays/Wednesdays Time: 9 - 10:30 am Dates: June 27 thru July 13 (No class Mon. July 4) Min/Max: 6/20 CODE: S16-67

CRAFTY YOUTH & ADULTS

NATURE PAINTING ON CANVAS

Water based acrylic paint on an 8 x10 canvas. NO late enrollments will be accepted as instructor must purchase supplies before classes begin. Instructor: Diane Franke Location: Berlin Senior Center Dates: Tuesdays, June 7 & 14 from 4:30 - 6:00 pm (June 21 if needed) Ages: 11-15 yrs Fee: $25 per person plus $10 supply fee paid to the instructor in the 1st class on-ly. Min/Max: 4/12 CODE: S16-66

Zentangle is an easy to learn meditative art form, in which you create beautiful images from repetitive patterns. At first glance, a Zentangle creation can seem intricate and complicated, but if you can draw a line and a circle you can do this! Zentangle promotes: Mindfulness * Focus * Creativity *Relaxation * Meditative Expression,

Instructor: Kim Cassidy Location: Evolve Studio, 120 Capron Street (next to Jeff’s

on the Square)

Fee: $10 includes supplies Kids Class: Ages 8 - 11

Date: Wednesday, June 29 Time: 3:30 - 5pm

Min/Max Code: S16-63

Fee: $15 includes supplies

Adult Class: Ages 12 - Adult Date: Thursday, June 30

Time: 3:30 - 5pm Min/Max

Code: S16-64

ZENTANGLE

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The date of Wednesday, August 3rd has been set aside for 2016 as Sharing With Youth Day. This is our 13th year of being able to offer some free programs!

Thank you to all the volunteers who have given their time to share their interests with youth. This program could not be offered without you!

Registration is Required - No Fees - Programs have limited room

WRIST BEADS

Diane has been sharing her love of making jewelry with us each summer. Students will create their own great-looking beaded jewelry! All it takes is a little patience. Instructor: Diane Franke Location: Berlin Senior Center Fee: Sharing Skills (No Fee) Ages: 6+ Time: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Date: Wed, Aug. 3 Max: 15 CODE: S16-68

SHARING WITH YOUTH DAY

MIND FULL OR MINDFUL Children are identifying stress at earlier and earlier ag-es than ever before. We invite you to join us in explor-ing the skill of practicing mindfulness. Research shows that practicing mindfulness even on a short term basis reduces stress, increases our ability to focus, therefore having a happier life and better rela-tionships. Activities will include: Chocolate!! Art!! Exercise!! Instructors: Lorri Bohn & Mindy Collado Christine Ann Outreach Service Green Lake County. Location: South Shelterhouse Riverside Park Fee: Sharing Skills (No Fee) Ages: 7+ Date: 11 to Noon Max: 15 CODE: S16-70

SCAVENGER HUNT Fun! Excitement! Prizes! Are you up for an adventurous journey through the Library? Put on your detective hat and find treasures among the books. PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS! Location: Berlin Public Library Ages: 8+ Fee: Sharing Skills (No Fee) Date: Wed, Aug. 3 Time: 1-2:00 pm Max: 20 CODE: S16-69

LITTLE ENTREPRENEURS’ WORKSHOP

Learn what it takes to start your own business! Students will walk through a real-life scenario of start-ing their own business. They will develop a business plan, gain an understanding of costs vs. profits, and learn how to market their product. By the end of the session, the children will be open for business and have the opportunity to wait on customers. There will be prizes for the most profitable business! Location: 1st National Bank Depot, 153 W. Franklin St. Fee: Sharing Skills (No Fee) Ages: 7 - 12 years old Date: Wed, August 3 Time: 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Min/Max: 8/20 CODE: S16-71

MARTIAL ARTS AMERICA KARATE YOUTH OR ADULT

Come learn about Martial Arts America at Karate Camp! Have an awesome time learning blocks, strikes, & kicks in an atmosphere that is fun, high energy, and full of positive instruc-tion. The best part is that karate camp students will learn life skills and values like respect, focus, disci-pline & self-control while having fun. The session includes 4 lessons & a uniform! Location: Martial Arts America, 109 Huron Street Fee: $30 Ages: 4 thru 6 Days: Mon & Wed Time: 5 - 5:30 pm Session 1: June 20 - June 29 CODE: S16-77 Session 2: July 11- July 20 CODE: S16-78 Session 3: July 25 - Aug. 3 CODE: S16-79 Ages: 6 (1st grade) thru Adult Days: Mon & Wed Time: 5:40 - 6:10 pm Session 1: June 20 - June 29 CODE: S16-80 Session 2: July 11 - July 20 CODE: S16-81 Session3: July 25 - Aug. 3 CODE: S16-82

STAYING ACTIVE

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EXERCISE CAN BE FUN Are you looking for a variety of activities that will keep you active while having great fun doing it? Have we got a deal for you with activities that will include mini circuit workouts, jump roping, and exer-cise games! The activities will not be too challenging, instead they will teach you that exercise can be fun! Instructor: Megan Sondalle Location: South Shelterhouse Fee: $12:00 Min/Max 4/16 Days: Wednesday, June 8,15, 22, 29 Age: 7-9 Ages: 10-12 Time: 9:30 - 10:15 am Times: 10:30 - 11:15 am Code: S16-73 Code: S16-74

RELAY RACES & OBSTACLE COURSES

Challenge your mind and body with relays and obstacles designed to develop teamwork and critical thinking. Instructor: Caley Huggins and Staff Emma Dakoske Location: West Side Park (Forsythe Park) Fee: $12.00 Age: 6 through 8 Days: Tuesdays Dates: June 21 - July 12 Time: 10 - 11:00 am Min/Max: 4 -12 CODE: S16-72

GAMES FOR ALL AGES

Grandparents, Moms and Dads bring your children

or grandchildren! Come and learn some fun Domino games like Mexican Train, Chicken Foot, Wild Five or High Rise. There will be easy card games and card tricks to learn from Kathy as she shares her love for fun! Instructor: Kathleen Stewart, Sharing Talents Location:Berlin Senior Center,142 Water Street Fee: no fee - sharing skills Age: 8 - Adult Min/Max: 2/20 Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:45 to 3:00 pm Session 1: June 21,23, 28, 30 Code: S16-75 Session 2: July 7, 9, 14, 16 Code: S16-76

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For toddlers aged 2-3

family class with an attentive adult caregiver.

You and your toddler will love to sing, listen, play simple instruments like sticks and sandblocks, act out a story and discover creative ways to move together! In our 1st session “Colors and Shapes on the Farm,” we’ll enjoy classic farm favorite songs, rhymes and circle dances - so the kids won’t even know they’re learning. In our 2nd session, “Beach Days,” we’ll set sail on an imaginary boat trip to visit our seaside friends - the crab, the octopus, and even the banana man! In our 3rd session, “Rhyme Around Town,” you will hear familiar tunes such as “The Wheels on the Bus” and “Hickory, Dickory, Dock”. We will visit all around town to places such as the grocery store and the baker’s shop as well as listening to the sounds of traffic and tolling bells. Kindermusik@Home online component includes the mp3 album with all the songs from class, an e-story book that allows your toddler to swipe pages with a “read-to-me” feature, and one-click activities to teach language and music through mobile app literacy. Instructor: Natalie Arakaki Location: Berlin Senior Center, 142 Water Street Fee: $35.00 per 4-week session (Either pay to City of Berlin or Register online at www.kindermusik.com/kindermusikwithmsnatalie) Additional Home Component Fee: $10.00 per family, payable to instructor by cash or check -1st day of class per 4 week session. Online Fee: $45 per 4 week session (includes Kinder-musik@Home online component) Sibling Fee (Ages 0-7) $5.00 for additional child per 4 week session Code: S16-88 Ages: 2-3 year olds family class with an adult caregiver Days: Wednesdays

Session 1: “Colors & Shapes on the Farm” Dates: June 1,8, 15, 22 Time: 8:45 - 9:30 Min/Max: 5/12 Code: S16-83 Session 2: “Beach Days” Dates: June 29, July 6,13,20 Time: 9:45- 10:30 Min/Max: 5/12 Code: S16-84 Session 3: “Rhyme Around Town” Dates: July 27, Aug 3, 10, 17 Time: 9:45- 10:30 Min/Max: 5/12 Code: S16-85

TINY TOTS TO ADULT FITNESS

AQUA ZUMBA Instructor: Georgia Trochinski

STAY FIT -- A low-impact, high-energy exercise resistance program using less impact on your joints. Information is found in the Swim Page #5. Check it out!

with Ms. Natalie

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Summer Fun for Everyone @ Berlin Public Library The youth theme for Summer Library Club is “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read!” Look for our full line up for summer fun beginning May15 in the library newsletter and on our website!

Berlin Public Library 121 West Park Ave, Berlin, WI 920-361-5420

www.berlinlibrary.org

Move with Storytime! Pajama Storytime Mondays, June 6,13,20, 27, and July 11 6:30 - 7:30 pm (ages 1-5 with caregiver) Put on your PJ’s, grab your trusty blanket, a favorite stuffed animal, and a parent to snuggle with. Then come enjoy an evening storytime that includes stories, songs, a craft, and more. Register beginning May 24 for this program, please.

Play with Performers Wednesdays (all ages)

Our line-up of performers will keep you and your family

entertained. Attendees are entered in a prize raffle at the

end of each show! Free tickets are highly recommended

and available at the Help Desk beginning May 24.

June 8, 2pm - Beyond Belief (magic)

June 15, 6pm - Animal Acrobats (live animals)

June 22, 6pm - Hillbilly Science Spectacular (science)

June 29, 6pm - Magical Fitness (magic)

July 6, 6pm - Starlab Planetarium (science) (limited)

Summer Library Club begins June 6 and ends July 15

Participate two ways: Library Visit Challenge: 6 visits (one per day) earns you all of the free coupons to local fun! Library Reading Challenge: Complete a reading log and bring it in to pick a book prize and a bookmark.

Stop in the library to sign up! (Open to children birth to 5th grade)

Race to the Movies Join us on Thursdays for movies with the theme of racing and sports. Attendees are entered in a raffle to win the movie shown.

Movies for the Kids Thursdays, 10- 12pm (ages 0 - 10) G - Rated Movies: June 9 - Planes June 16 - Brave June 23 - Toy Story June 30 - Cars July 7 - Air Bud July 14 - Cloud 9

Movies for Tweens and Teens Thursdays 2-4pm (ages 11 - 17) PG-Rated Movies: To be announced!

Playful Crafts Fridays, June 10, 17, and 24, 10-12pm (Ages 2-14) Enjoy our playful crafts. No need to register. Just stop in the Children’s Department and make the craft of the day (while supplies last.)

Teens! “Get in the Game and Read” at the Berlin Public Library! Teens, please join us this summer for a reading club challenge! We will also be having lots of programs like movie screenings, crafts, book groups, and more!

Adults! “Exercise Your Mind and Read” at the Berlin Public Library! Adults, please join us this summer for our self-guided reading club and weekly giveaways. We will be having many programs to mark on your calen-dars from canning classes to book clubs to crafts and much, much more!

We welcome patrons to enjoy our FREE programs and summer fun! Day care centers or organizations may join us for open crafts, and movies and special performer events by picking up required tickets. Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Thank You!

Stop by the Library to find out more details about our upcoming adult and teen summer happenings!

**Join our newly reestablished Friends of the Library!**

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WPRA TICKETS

Enjoy Popular Area Attractions at a Discounted Price! Purchase any of the listed tickets at City Hall. Call 361-5437 to learn more.

Noah’s Ark is America’s Largest Water Park! Whether it’s a ride down our award-winning, one-of-a-kind water roller coaster, Black Anaconda, a splash at our award-winning Tadpole Bay kids area, or an afternoon spent floating down Adventure and Endless lazy rivers, Noah’s Ark Water Park truly offers something for all ages! May 28 - September 5, 2016 Ticket Gate Price $41.62 WPRA Price $26.94 Child Gate Price under 48” $30.95 WPRA Price $26.94 Child under 36” FREE Milwaukee County Zoo Flying, Crawling, & Jumping into the Zoo this summer is our special robotic bug exhibit. The lush outdoor garden will be filled with giant animatronic bugs that move, spread their wings and spray you with water! May 28 - September 5, 2016 Adult Ticket Gate Price $14.25 WPRA Price $10.50 Child Ages 3-12 Gate Price $11.25 WPRA Price $8.50 Child 2 and under FREE Mt. Olympus Theme & Water Park The Ultimate Dells Adventure offering indoor and outdoor theme parks and wa-ter parks. With Hades 360, the worlds first upside-down wooden rollercoaster. The park also features 7 go karts, 5 roller coasters, 44 waterslides, Poseidon’s Rage—with waves up to 9 feet tall, 3 lazy rivers, amusement rides and much more. May 28th - Sept. 5th, 2016 Ticket Gate Price: $48.03 WPRA Price $10.00 Kids 2 yrs & Under FREE Six Flags Great America – ANY DAY Tickets are valid any day the park is open to the general public. April 23 thru October 31, 2016 Ticket Gate Price $70.03 WPRA Price: $46.25 Kids 2 yrs & under, FREE Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf Mini golf at its finest! 5 different courses - 91 unique holes, clean putting greens, and beautiful landscaping. Mid-March through late October 2016. Ticket Gate Price: $8.50 WPRA Price $5.50

Ages 4 and under FREE

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BERLIN CITY PAGE

BERLIN AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Located at: 111 S. Adams St., Berlin Open Hours & Tours: 2nd & 4th Sundays 1 - 4 pm June, July & August or anytime by appointment No Admission Fee (Donations accepted) Clark School - Located in Riverside Park Open by request. Contact: Lee Erdmann 361-2460

BIBLE SHARING

Life can be full of questions. Here’s a chance to search for answers. We are of different faiths and walks in life, but we are seeking answers from the Word of God.

Please feel free to join us. If you have your own Bible, bring it along.

Meetings are held at

Wyndgate Apts. (main floor) 136 N. Capron St

6:00 to 7:30 pm every Tuesday evening

If you have any questions call us at 361-5422

14th Annual Berlin Historical Society Ghost Walk Corpus Juris -

A Post Mortem Examination of Berlin’s ‘Bodies of Law’

Saturday, October 15th Oakwood Cemetery

Guided tours starting at 6:30 p.m.

BERLIN FARMERS & ARTISTS MARKET Located in Nathan Strong Park

June 7 - August 30 ▪Tuesdays, 4 - 7:30 pm Concerts Begin at 6:30

Like our Facebook page for updates and to see performers.

If you have any questions or would like to be a vendor, contact Jamie Kraft at 920-290-4019

MASCOUTIN TRAIL Sometimes called, “The Cookie & Ice Cream Biking Trail,” The Mascoutin Valley State Trail is free family fun

with nature at its best! Why “The Cookie and Ice Cream” Trail? Ripon Cookies is on one end and Shepherd's Ice Cream on the other! Trail Length: 12 miles Berlin Trail Parking @ Hwy 49 and State Street Ripon Trail Parking @ Cty, Rd. E and Locust Road. Green Lake County, 492 Hill St., Green Lake 54941, (920) 294-4032

www.greenlakegreenways.org

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Shelterhouse Rental Fees Prices are per day

Monday - Thursday

Weekend/Holiday

up to 99 guests Weekend/Holiday

100 + guests

Riverside Park North Shelter #1 Riverside Park South Shelter #2

$45 Resident $80 Non-Res.

$75 Resident $140 Non-Res.

$90 Resident $170 Non-Res.

Nathan Strong Park Gazebo (Weddings Only)

$35 Resident $60 Non-Res.

$50 Resident $90 Non-Res.

Not Applicable

Riverside Park North Diamond Shelter $35 Resident $60 Non-Res.

$45 Resident $80 Non-Res.

Not Applicable

Veterans Gazebo

$35 Resident $60 Non-Res.

$50 Resident $90 Non-Res.

Not Applicable

BERLIN PARK SHELTERS

455 River Drive

501 River Drive

Shelterhouse #1 (North) @ Riverside

4 serving tables, 50 regular tables

217 W Cumberland St.

Veterans Gazebo @ Riverside (w/electric)

Gazebo @ Nathan Strong (Weddings only)

North Ball Diamond @ Riverside

3 tables - extras are $5 per table

Please note: a reservation for this shelter-house does not include the ball diamond. The ball diamond may have games, which are scheduled .

Shelterhouse #2 (South) @ Riverside

4 serving tables, 20 regular tables

A copy of the Rules and Regulations as well as a Shelter use Agreement form may be obtained by calling the Park & Rec Department at 361-5437 or by visiting the City of Berlin

website at www.cityofberlin.net.

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BERLIN YOUTH SOCCER Soccer registration takes place each year in early March. Grades K thru 8th.The season is May & June of each year. Contact: Nichole Kwasny 361-2717 ext 300 or by email nkwasny@bgctric.org

BERLIN YOUTH FOOTBALL

& CHEERLEADING INC. Football: Open to any child 8 years old (by Sept. 1, 2016) through 6th grade (2016-2017 school year.) Cheerleading: Open to any child 8 years old (by Sept. 1, 2016) through 8th grade (2016-2017 school year.) Registration takes place in the spring of the year, and practices generally begin the first Monday in August. Contact: Jerry Bartol 920-290-4474 E-mail: 6bartols@centurylink.net Website: www.berlinbulldogs.com

BARRACUDAS SWIM CLUB The Berlin Barracudas is an age group program that teaches the four competitive swim strokes. Practice sessions are Monday through Friday - three levels. Intermediate skill level 3:30 - 4:30 Advanced skill level 4:00 - 6:00 Novice 6:00 - 7:00 (Times subject to change based on # participating.) We guarantee stroke improvement! Twelve session programs for newcomers will be available throughout the summer. There is a fee. Call for specific dates as to new session start times and info to: Beth Sass 361-2364, Jodie Masters 920-420-0571, or Kathy McCarthy 480-239-3903

CONCERTS IN THE

PARK—6:30 PM

Concerts are held at Nathan Strong Park

Tuesdays at 6:30 pm Check local newspapers

for dates and artists.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB Sign up at the Boys & Girls Club, 344 Broadway Ave, Berlin. Or mail in payment with the program name, the name of your child to: P.O. Box 254, Ber-lin WI 54923. Call: Nichole Kwasny 361-2717 ext 300

Little Brewer T-Ball Children ages 6-8 will develop the primary skills for hitting, running, fielding, and throwing. $10 for members and $30 for non-members. Practic-es and Games are TBA. Information will be available at the Boys & Girls Club and on our website.

COMMUNITY PAGES

SPECIAL OLYMPICS WISCONSIN

Green Lake County Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for youth and adults with intellectual disabilities giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in the sharing of skills and friendship with families, friends, and the community. The following sports are offered: Bowling (Singles-Team Doubles-Ramp), Team Basketball, Aquatics, Team Bocce and Team Softball. In order to participate in any sports activities, you must have a current medical and release form on file.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RECEIVE A MEDICAL/RELEASE FORM CONTACT: Dallas Lewallen, Agency Manager 222 Leffert St. P.O. Box 69 Berlin WI 54923 E-Mail: dlewallen@co.green-lake.wi.us 920-361-3484

BERLIN COMMUNITY VBS

VBS will take place June 6-10 at River Shores Church, 8:30-11:30 am (subject to change due to any school calendar changes). Kids going into grades K-5 are invited to enjoy a week of games, crafts, music and fun activities from the “GO FISH” curriculum. For more information, contact Tiffaney Wegand at 290-4622, tiffaney@charter.net.

VOLLEYBALL CAMP Volleyball Camp hosted by the Berlin High School Volleyball Program will run June 13 - 16 9 to10:30 am for grades 3-5 10:30 to noon for grades 6 - 8. For further information contact; Eydie Reiser ereiser@berlink12.wi.us

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RUMPELSTILTSKIN - MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) is the nation’s largest touring children’s theatre. A touring team from MCT will be arriving at the historic Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake on Monday June 20 with a set, lights, costumes, props, and make-up, everything it takes to put on a play...except the cast. Students in grades 1-12 (or week-long visitors to Green Lake) are invited to come to an open audition at the opera house from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on that date. 50-60 local students will be cast to perform in MCT’s production of Rumpelstiltskin. Because of costume limitations there is no guarantee that everyone who auditions will be cast in the play. Rehearsals will be conducted every day from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday at the Thrasher Opera House. Then incredibly, after only one week of rehearsals, two public performances will be pre-sented on Saturday, June 25 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. There is no cost to the student or parents for this unique and invaluable opportunity for the week-long workshop. Cost of show tickets: $15 adults, $10 students. For more information contact the Thrasher office at 294-4279.

BERLIN YOUTH WRESTLING CLUB

Registration takes place in early December each year and the season runs until the end of March. Students in grades K-8 are eligible to have fun while learning wrestling and gaining valuable life skills. For more information contact Tim Roberts at 920-229-7670.

COMMUNITY PAGES

BERLIN SOCCER CAMP Participants will be taught fundamental soccer skills and tactical training. Players are grouped by age and skill level. The skills and tactics taught are essential tools that players need during their developmental years. Proper execution in the age-specific areas of physical agility, mental awareness, and tactical decision making are emphasized during the camp. Players will learn through FUN and challenging skills to build TEAM SPIRIT and SPORTSMANSHIP. Each player will receive a camp t-shirt, certificate, and chances at winning other great prizes during the camp. Camp Coaches: BGC staff with the help of BHS Soccer Staff AGES: 5-8 yr, 9-12 yr, & 13-above All other pertinent information will be at the Boys and Girls Club and on our website. Registration forms will be available when announced at the Berlin School Office and the Boys and Girls Club. Contact the Boys and Girls Club at 920-361-2717 or by email: nkwasny@bgctric.org Location: TBD

GIRL SCOUTS

Open to girls Kindergarten thru 12th grade. Registration for the year is $20.00 in October. Anyone wishing to still participate in upcoming events, registration will be $20.00, which includes the remainder of the 2015 -16 school year. Contact: Michele Cassidy 920-267-2755

BOY SCOUTS / CUB SCOUTS Pack 3627 Open to boys grades 1st through 5th. Contact: Maggie Hobart 290-1031 Troop 673 Open to boys grades 5th through 12th Contact: Maggie Hobart 290-1031

BERLIN BACKCOURT CLUB Students will receive basketball camp/club

information from their school in April.

Dates for separate boys/girls basketball camps are yet to be determined.

Any questions – please contact Luke Ott @ luke.ott@riponatheletic.com

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RIVERSIDE PARK CAMPGROUND Campground is open from: May 15 thru October 15 Check out is at 12:00 noon Registration fees are to be paid on arrival. Firewood is for sale at Registration. NO carry-ins allowed. Quiet hours from 10:00 PM (11:00 pm on Sat.) to 8:00 am. 16 sites feature electricity. Both 20 & 30 amp service. Ample tent camping available. 2 lighted softball diamonds Unlighted youth baseball diamond Horseshoe pits 5 children’s playground areas Full regulation basketball court. 9 - hole Frisbee Golf Course 3 large shelter houses with restrooms & electricity A double boat launch Clark School Museum Pets are allowed on a 7-foot leash only. Pets shall not be left on campground while owners are away. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. No pets are allowed in any of the shelter houses or on any athletic fields. NO Glass Bottles on the grounds.

CAMPING FEES Camping $20 per night $120 per week

Wood $4 per bundle

(10 pieces)

Dump Station $3 per use (Free) for overnight Riverside Campers.

920-361-5437

No fires except in designated fire pits & grills.

Guests are asked to stay on designated roadway in Campground Area.

No shower facilities at this time. Re-strooms at North Diamond Shelter house nearby.

All units must have holding tanks. Un-der no circumstances are tanks to be dumped on the ground.

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO EVICT,

WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE, ANYONE WHO IN OUR JUDGEMENT CREATES A DISTURBANCE, NUISANCE OR DE-LIBERATELY BREAKS ANY OF THE ABOVE RULES & REGULATIONS. NO REIMBURSEMENT OF FEES WILL BE MADE IN THE EVENT OF SUCH EVIC-TION.

CAMPGROUND

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CITY OF BERLIN PARKS AND RECREATION SUMMER ACTIVITIES

PO Box 272, 108 N. Capron Street, Berlin, WI 54923 Ph: (920) 361-5437 (KIDS) Fax: (920) 361-5405

www.cityofberlin.net E-mail: parkandrec@cityofberlin.net

PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM PICTURE RELEASE I grant The Parks and Recreation Department and/or The City of Berlin permission to use my and/or my child’s picture for promotion of recreational city activities in media types, including but not limited to: news-print, brochures, internet websites, and/or the City’s Channel 990 or 982 TV station.

*Signature________________________________________ Date_________________ (By signing you are acknowledging that you have read and understand the Parks and Recreation Program Picture Release Agreement)

PLEASE READ IN FULL, SIGNATURE REQUIRED for participation in Recreation Programs.

GENERAL PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT

The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, understands and acknowledges that participation in Parks and Recreation programs may involve the use by the participant of sponsoring agencies’ facilities and equipment outside of the direct control of the City of Berlin or its employees or agents. The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, understands and acknowledges that participation in Parks and Recreation programs may involve an element of risk of personal injury or property damage for all participants and may cause serious injury, or even death. The undersigned, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of a minor child participant, and on behalf of the participant’s heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, hereby release, discharge, and agree to defend and hold harmless the City of Berlin, Berlin School District, all Employees, Organizers, Sponsors, and Instructors from any and all injuries and property damages incurred by the participant and any and all claims of injury or property damage brought by third parties or other participants against the City of Berlin, School District, Employees, Organizers, Sponsors and/or Instructors for the actions and/or activities of the participant during participation in a Parks and Recreation Program.

*Signature________________________________________ Date_________________ (By signing you are acknowledging that you have read and understand the Release and Indemnification Agreement)

AGREEMENT ON CONCUSSION/HEAD INJURY AWARENESS

It is important to recognize the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of concussions. By signing this form you are stating that you understand the importance of recognizing and responding to the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of a concussion or head injury. It is the parent’s responsibility to communicate to his/her child the importance of reporting a suspect-ed concussion to coaches. Agreement: I have read the Concussion and Head Injury Information and understand what a concussion is and how it may be caused. I also understand the common signs, symptoms, and behaviors. I agree that I and/or my child must be removed from practice/play if a concussion is suspected. I understand that it is my responsibility to seek medical treatment if a suspected concussion is reported to me. I understand that I and/or my child cannot return to practice/play until providing written clearance from an ap-propriate health care provider to his/her coach. I understand and/or have communicated to my child the possible consequences of returning to practice/play too soon.

*Signature________________________________________ Date_________________ Participant and/or Parent/Legal Guardian Signature (By signing you are acknowledging that you have read and understand the Agreement on Concussion/Head Injury Awareness). A copy of the “Concussion Fact Sheet” is available on the city website www.cityofberlin.net under Departments - Parks & Recreation Department - Concussion Fact Sheet.

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PO Box 272, 108 N. Capron Street, Berlin, WI 54923 Ph: (920) 361-5437 (KIDS) Fax: (920) 361-5405

www.cityofberlin.net E-mail: parkandrec@cityofberlin.net

Adult Parent/Guardian Name(s): ___________________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________________________________City: ____________ Day or Cell Phone Number to reach in case of emergency: _______________________________________ E-mail Contact :___________________________________________ Are you a resident of the City of Berlin? Yes No Berlin Area School District? Yes No (“Resident” applies only to individuals who reside within the City Limits of Berlin).

Parent/Guardian required release form signature is found on the backside of this sheet.

INDIVIDUAL’S NAME M/F CHILD’S DATE

OF BIRTH GRADE

GOING INTO PROGRAM

CODE PROGRAM NAME FEE

Total $__________________

Office Use Only Received $ Check # Cash Processed by:

Checks Payable to: City of Berlin

Please be certain to fill out the back of this form.