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OFFICE INFORMATION

Location: Slinger Village Hall

300 Slinger Road

Telephone: (262) 644-5265

Call for cancellation notices and program updates.

Fax Number: (262) 644-6341

Website: www.vi.slinger.wi.gov

Email: [email protected]

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Monday thru Friday

(Office is closed November 22, 23

December 24, 25, 31 & January 1)

FIREMAN’S PARK ANNEX SLEDDING HILL

Location: Fireman’s Park Sledding Hill

645 Baehring Drive

Telephone: (262) 689-5922

Park Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Monday thru Sunday

CONTACT / GENERAL INFORMATION ………...…….2-3

PRE-SCHOOL

Pee Wee Sports………………………………………………………......4

Tae Kwon Do , Tot Workshops, Firefighter Class…………...6

YOUTH ATHLETICS

Volleyball & Beginning Wrestling, Basketball..……….……..7

Basketball, Special Olympics ……...……………………...………..8

YOUTH ACTIVITIES

Cartooning, Art, Kids Cardio Fitness ………..……….…….......9

Babysitting, Cooking, Energizers Dance Classes …..………10

Let’s Dance Classes, Stay Home Alone………………………...11

Stuck at the Movies …………………………………………………….11

Little Switzerland Ski & Snowboard Lessons..………….... 12

Social Smarts, LEGO Mania ……………………...…………...….. 12

Bowling, Archery…….……………………………………………….... 13

ADULT FITNESS

Basketball & Volleyball Open Gyms …………………….………14

Zumba, Yoga, Kick, Punch, Crunch ……………………….……..15

Healthy Habits, Pump, Cardio Mix Classes …………...…….16

CAL Fitness & Performance Classes ……..….. …………...….17

ADULT ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES

Take a Sign Party …………………. ……………………………...…...17

Investing, Art Studio, Wine & Art, Laptop Usage ..…......18

Senior Care, Understanding Medicare ……………...………..19

AARP Driving, Senior Dining, Christmas Social……………..20

SPECIAL EVENTS

Spooky Slinger Glow Challenge Course, Outdoor Rec. ...21

Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration …………………...………22 Kids Rummage Sale & Cookies With Santa ………………....23

Slinger 150th Anniversary ……………………………………………24

“How to be an Elf”……………………………... ………………….....25

FIELD TRIPS

Holiday Shopping Trip, Casino Trip……………………….. …...22

SPRING / SUMMER ACTIVITIES

Little League, Softball, Slinger Beach...………………….. …...23

LIBRARY ACTIVITIES ……………………………………………...25

REGISTRATION INFORMATION …………………….…...26

PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM ……………….…….27

PARKS DIRECTORY & RENTAL INFO ……………….….28

FRIENDS OF THE SLINGER PARKS INFO ……….…...28

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TABLE OF CONTENTS MISSION STATEMENT - The Slinger Parks,

Recreation & Forestry Department’s mission is to

provide the Village of Slinger and it’s surrounding

communities with an enhanced quality of life

through athletic, recreational and leisure activities

for all age groups.

REMINDER - The Parks & Recreation Department has a

limited amount of program brochures available for public

distribution. Please remember to hang on to your book, you

may want to look at it again. Thank You!

SAY CHEESE - For program promotion purposes,

photographs may be taken of participants from time to time.

If you do not wish to have you or your family members’

photo taken, please notify the photographer and/or class

instructor. Photos may be used in publications and/or online.

OFFICE STAFF

Director: Tony Dobson

Recreation &

Aquatics Supervisor: Josh Feller, CPRP

Parks, Public Works & Forestry

Superintendent:

Village

Administrator: Jessi Balcom

SLINGER PRF BOARD

Chairman: Bob Stuettgen

Representatives: Rick Kohl

Jeff Behrend

Eugene Mueller

Gerry Lofy

Jennie Stonehouse

John Murray

MEMBERS OF

* Southeast Park & Recreation Council

* Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association

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PRE-SCHOOL

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PEE WEE SPORTS PROGRAMS (Ages 3-5)

Our Pee Wee Sports programs give children ages

3-5 and their parents the opportunity to get ready

for sports with a step by step approach to make

sports fun. The instructor teaches parents (or

older sibling age 12 & up) proper techniques and

teaching hints to be successful with kids this age.

You will then teach your child these techniques

and hints. All equipment will be provided. The fee

per class is $28 / $43 Non-School District.

You must register for each class individually.

Pee Wee Sampler - Code# 2601

This program is a mini version of our four week

Pee Wee Sport Series. Each sport being one class

period long, will give you and your child a preview

of the various sports in our Pee Wee Sports Series.

The Sampler will include basketball, football, golf &

tennis.

Where: Addison Elementary Gym

When: Tuesdays, October 2— October 30

Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm

Pee Wee Basketball - Code# 2600

Learn how to pass, dribble and shoot your way to

success in this instructional class with the children

using mini-basketballs and hoops.


When: Tuesdays, November 6 - 27

Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm

Pee Wee Baseball - Code# 2599

Your child will learn how to hit, throw, catch and

run bases. Children will use koosh balls, foam balls

and soft bats.


When: Tuesdays, March 19 - April 9

Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm

MOVEMENT & MUSIC (9 Months to Age 2)

This class combines songs, music & motor activities to

create fun-filled opportunities for your child. They will

be able to participate in a variety of experiences

(rolling, crawling, climbing, kicking, tossing & catching)

while interacting with their peers. A parent or

caregiver should come ready to play along too!

Dates & Times: TBD in January

Fee: $22 / $37 Non-Residents

Location: Jackson Area Community Center

PEE WEE TUMBLING (Ages 3 & 4)

During this class, your child will participate in a

variety of movement activities to promote overall

physical fitness in a fun-filled setting with songs &

games. Children should wear loose clothing, no jeans.

Day: Tuesdays, 6:00-6:45 pm

Date: March 5—March 26 Code# 2604



PEE WEE TENNIS (Ages 4 to 8)

This program will spark an interest for tennis in your

little one! Lower nets and softer/slower balls will

plant the seeds of learning skills, techniques, terms

and sportsmanship. Our #1 rule is to HAVE LOTS OF

FUN! Students must bring their own beginner racket.

Day: Tuesdays, 6:00-6:45 pm

Date: January 8—January 29 Code# 2602



Instructor : Karie Gerke , she is a USTA Certified

Pee Wee Tennis Instructor.

This unique 16 week (8 weeks in fall and 8 weeks in spring) program teaches

children the fundamentals of soccer. This is open to all 5K-8th grade children.

This program teaches fun, fitness, and fair play. Children will learn proper soccer

skills and compete against other teams within the Kettle Moraine Soccer League.

Home games are played at Polk Field. Most games are played Saturday mornings.

Registration Opens On April 20, 2019

ALL REGISTRATION IS NOW DONE ON-LINE

June 1, 2019 is the Deadline. To register and for more information

please visit us at

http://www.slingersoccer.com

Slinger Soccer Club

P.O. Box 25

Slinger, WI 53086

STORAGE

PAY

NEW CONSTRUCTION!

“SO YOU CAN PARK IN THE GARAGE”

“Husband for Hire” Master Carpenter; Kevin of KGK Carpentry is available for those

clients in need of small/large repairs &/or complete remodel-

ing projects! His 30+ years of experience has given him the

creativity needed to bring his clients thoughts and dreams to

life; as well as solve their pesky

problems. Kevin obviously

prides himself on excellence,

honesty, integrity and his

reasonable rates.

And Of Course... No Job Too Odd,

as Kevin’s kids will proudly say

he’s the best “Silo Master” ever.

Call Kevin at (262) 299-1195

PRE-SCHOOL


FIREFIGHTERS ARE

YOUR FRIENDS (Ages 3 and up)

Come spend some time with your friendly S.F.D.

firefighters! See their clothes, what they drive

and what equipment they use to fight fires.

Parents must attend as well.

When: 6:30-7:30 pm, March 6 Code# 2605

Fee: FREE- But Must Register by February 27

MOMMY & ME

TOTS IN THE KITCHEN (Ages 3 to 5)

Does your preschooler love to “help” in the

kitchen? In this class we will bring you and your

child into the kitchen and teach them to make

fun, simple foods, kitchen safety, as well as how

to measure ingredients. We will finish each class

with a tasting of our treats! NOTE: A parent must

stay with the child during the class.

Day: Thursdays Nights from 6:00 - 6:45 pm

Dates: February 7– February 21 Code# 2606

Where: Jackson Area Community Center


Limit: Maximum of 5 children

TOT OPEN GYM (Ages 2 to 5)

During this class, your child will participate in a

variety of movement activities to promote overall

physical fitness in a fun-filled setting with songs &

games. Children should wear loose clothing, no jeans.

Day: Thursdays, 9:00 am—12:00 pm

Date: October –March

Fee: $5 per child per day

New this Year—Family Rates only $15


LIL DRAGONS (Ages 4-6)

Instructors are provided by Legacy Martial Arts

Academy. This instructional class provides a very visual

and dynamic method of learning martial arts and social

skills. In class we will teach kids through a “fun”

manner; leadership skills (creating leaders, not

followers), as well as self-confidence, respect,

self-esteem, concentration and conflict management .

A required $40.00 uniform fee must be paid to instruc-

tor at the first class. A uniform from a previous instruc-

tor or class is acceptable. (No class December 24 & 31)

Days: Monday Nights

Times: 5:30 pm —6:00 pm

Where: Jackson Community Center

Session I: Nov. 19—Jan. 21 Code# 2609

Session II: Feb. 4—March 25 Code# 2610

Session III: April 1—May 20 Code# 2611


TAE KWON DO (Ages 7 and Up)

Instructors are provided by Legacy Martial Arts Academy. This program will focus on developing practical,

effective and realistic personal safety, goal setting and social skills. Physical fitness (strength, endurance,

flexibility and balance) as well as Mental Fitness (confidence, self esteem, discipline, concentration, conflict

and stress management) will be taught. A required $40.00 uniform fee must be paid to instructor at the first

class. A uniform from a previous instructor or class is acceptable. (No class December 24 & 31

Days: Monday Nights , 6:10 pm —7:10 pm Session I: Nov. 19—Jan. 21 Code# 2613

Where: Jackson Community Center Session II: Feb. 4—March 25 Code# 2614

Fee: $60 / $75 Non-Residents Session III: April 1—May 20 Code# 2615

Fall / Winter Activity Guide

YOUTH ATHLETICS


SLINGER FIGHTING OWLS

5K - 1st GRADE BASKETBALL CAMP

This CO-ED Camp will feature instruction in the

basic fundamentals of basketball. It will also feature

contests and games that will be fun but still include

the use of the basic skills. The instructors for this

camp will be Josh Feller and players from the

Slinger High School Basketball Teams.

Dates: February 2— February 23 Code# 2626

Time: 9:30 am - 10:30 am

Location: Addison Elementary School Gym

Fee: $30 / $45 Non-School Dist.

Limit: MAX of 50 children

(No Exceptions - Sign Up Early)

4th - 6th GRADE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

The SPRF is again offering a coed youth volleyball

league for 4th, 5th & 6th grade children during

the 2018-19 school year. This is a great

opportunity to learn the fundamentals of the

game of volleyball, while working as a team and

making new friends. Fair play, good

sportsmanship & working toward a common goal

will also be stressed. This is a Recreational

League, which means everyone gets to play.

The Coaches will be H.S. Volleyball Players.

Registration Deadline is Monday, December 7.

Day: Mondays- Code # 2618

Date: January 14- March 4

Location: Slinger Middle School Gym

Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Fee: $40 / $55 Non School District

Enrollment: Max 60- (6 Teams)

(First Come First Serve)

This youth volleyball league is not affiliated with

any Slinger volleyball club or camps. It is a

separate recreational program.

BEGINNING WRESTLING (Ages 4 –6)

Beginning Wrestling is for children who have never

wrestled before ages 4 to 6 years old. It will provide

the kids and the families a positive introduction to

wrestling. We will emphasize following directions

and sportsmanship, learn some fundamentals of

wrestling through games, drills and movements that

correlate to wrestling. Wrestlers will often work

with partners and will have live wrestling

experiences. We will have a total of 10 practices .

Should my child wrestle? Yes! We are looking for

children that are not afraid of physical contact;

children that have a lot of extra energy; children

that can listen and follow directions. Wrestling also

provides an opportunity for children to gain self-

confidence, learn respect for themselves and others,

improve body and spatial awareness and it provides

a structured environment for rough/physical play.

Dates: Week of Dec. 3rd—Feb. 17 Code# 2620

Day: TBD

Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location: Slinger Elementary School Gym and / or

Slinger High School Mezzanine

Fee: $40 per person (Fee includes a T-shirt)

SLINGER YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUES

The SPRF is offering two co-ed youth basketball

leagues for 2nd - 6th graders. In order to be eligible

for this league, children must currently be in the 2nd -

6th grade for the 2018-19 school year. This is a great

opportunity to learn the fundamentals of the game of

basketball, while working as a team and making new

friends. Fair play, good sportsmanship & working

toward a common goal will also be stressed. We are

looking forward to another successful season. Once

again, the Coaches will be H.S. Basketball Players.

Registration Deadline is Friday December 8.

Date: Wednesday Nights , January 16- February 20

2nd-3rd: 6:15-7:15pm - Code# 2630

4th-6th: 7:30-8:30pm - Code# 2631


Fee: $40 School District / $55 Non School District

Enrollment: Max 32 - In Each League

(First Come First Serve)

These basketball leagues are not affiliated with the

Slinger HOOPS or Slinger SWISH

Tournament / League Teams.

YOUTH ATHLETICS


SLINGER FIGHTING OWLS

2nd—3rd GRADE BASKETBALL CAMP

This CO-ED Camp will feature instruction in the

basic fundamentals of basketball. An emphasis will

be place on improving their individual games in

terms of shooting and ball handling. This camp will

also feature contests and game participation. The

instructors for this camp will be Josh Feller and

players from the Slinger High School Basketball

Teams.

Dates: February 2— February 23 Code# 2625

Time: 10:30 pm - 11:45 pm


Fee: $30 / $45 Non-School Dist.

Limit: MAX of 50 children

(No Exceptions - Sign Up Early)

ADAPTIVE ATHLETICS

Year-round sport training and athletic competition in

a variety of Olympic-type sports for ages 8 thru

Adult with cognitive disabilities. Over 440 agencies

in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha

counties offer sports training and competition in

seventeen different sports during five sports

seasons.

For more information visit us at:

www.specialolympicswisconsin.org

(262) 241-7786 or 1-800-924-5202

Thank You To The

Slinger School District

Without their help, many of our

programs would not be possible.

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

YOUTH ART CLASSES

Your kids will have fun and get a little messy at the

same time. There will be new and exciting projects

to create each class session. Be sure to wear old

clothes and don’t forget to bring your friends. The

registration fee per class is $33 / $48 Non-Resident.

NOTE: Please register for each class individually.

Adventures in Art (Ages 6 to 8)

This program will give your child the opportunity to

explore all that the world of art has to offer.


When: Tuesdays, from 6:00 pm —6:45 pm

Dates: Session I: October 9—30 Code# 2633

Session II: March 5 —26 Code# 2634

Elements of Art (Ages 9 to 14)

Join us as we explore various avenues of art from

painting to drawing and everything in between.


When: Tuesdays, from 7:00 pm—7:45 pm

Dates: Session I: October 9—30 Code# 2636

Session II: March 5—26 Code# 2637

KIDS CARDIO FITNESS FUN (Ages 8-13)

This class is 45 minutes of upbeat cardio fun! Join

us for an instructional workout that includes a mix

of kickboxing, drumstick, balls, hoops and more.

It’s so fun it doesn't seem like exercise. Getting a

fit, strong body at an early age, is the only way to

go. Start young to promote a healthy lifestyle.

Join the fitness center and workout while your

kiddo’s learn the value of “Fitness Fun!”

Time: Saturdays from 10:00 am - 10:45 am

Date: Session I: Oct. 13 Nov. 17 Code# 2663

Session II: Dec. 1—Jan. 5 Code# 2664

Session III: Jan. 19—Feb. 23 Code# 2665

Session IV: March 9—April 13 Code# 2666

Session V: April 27—June 1 Code# 2667



INTRO TO CARTOONING (Ages 7 to 16)

Author & Artist Greg Reich is back! Learn Manga,

Anime, Superheroes and even Classic cartoon styles in

these action packed lessons. Mr. Reich will bring his

creative and humorous lessons on how to draw

today’s cutting edge cartoon characters and bring

them to life on the drawing board for the young artist.

New lessons will be taught each session. Students

must bring their own 9 x 12 sketch book and pencils.

Day: Thursday Nights from 6:00 - 7:00 pm


Date: Session I: October 4—25 Code# 2639

Session II: November 1—29 Code# 2640

Session III: January 10—31 Code# 2641

Session IV: Feb. 14—March 7 Code# 2642

Session V: March 21—April 11 Code# 2652


SMART SITTERS

BABYSITTING BASICS (Ages 11-13)

This baby-sitting certification course is created

especially for kids and teens ages 11 and up who are

interested in becoming baby sitters. Taught in full

compliance with the most up to date American

Academy of Pediatrics and American Safety & Health

Institute curriculums, this course includes safety, basic

childcare, strategies to plan ahead to avoid the most

common baby-sitting problems, as well as guidelines

for building strong lasting relationships with your

clients. Curriculum Development for Smart Sitters

was developed by Dr. R. Shannon Duval, PhD.

Dr. Duval and Sonja Kister, MSW will be instructing.

Date: Session I: Saturday, November 3 Code# 2644

Session II: Saturday, February 9 Code# 2645

Session III: Saturday, March 9 Code# 2646

Time: 8:30 am - 11:30 am

Fee: $50 / $65 Non-Resident


Limit: MAXIMUM OF 5

YOUTH ACTIVITIES


EMPOWERMENT (Ages 7-10)

Give your child the gift of being able to stand up for

themselves. Through discussions, games & team

building exercises we will work on sportsmanship,

respect, conflict resolution, listening and dealing with

emotions like anger. Is your child aggressive or

passive? Our end goal is to be assertive.

Days: Thursday Nights from 6:00 pm—7:00 pm

Dates: April 11, 18, 25 & May 2 Code# 2655

Where: Slinger Village Hall Board Room

Instructor: Laura Gruber


Limit: Min. 6 / Max. 15

RED CROSS BABYSITTER’S

TRAINING PROGRAM (Ages 11 & up)

This course trains students on how to supervise

children in the absence of parents or guardians.

The students will learn safety, leadership, how to

handle care giving challenges, first aid along with

techniques for bleeding & breathing emergencies.

Dates: Saturday, November 17 Code# 2654

Time: 8:30 am - 3:45 pm

(Please bring a bag lunch.)


Location: Hartford Recreation Center

QUALITY TIME IN THE KITCHEN

(Ages 6-12 With A Parent)

Come join us in this new FUN instructional class

that will give parents quality time with their

children and a chance to learn something new

together! We will bring you and your child into

the kitchen and teach them to make fun, simple

foods, kitchen safety, as well as how to read and

follow recipes. (Maximum of 5 participants)

Date: Monday Nights from 6:00 pm—8:00 pm

Date: February 25—March 11 Code# 2607



ENERGIZERS SLINGER SUPER STARS

Come dance with the 2017 World Champions!

Parents are welcome to come watch the last 10

minutes of each class. Dancers have the

option to purchase a uniform, which will be

worn for class & the final performance. The uni-

form will stay the same for all the sessions. The

cost will be approx. $40. The final performance

will be on the last day of class at 6:30pm with a

variety of dancers performing. An informational

sheet will be distributed at the first class. NOTE:

You must register for each class individually.

Tiny Tots Creative Movement

In this fun-filled creative movement class,

dancers will be challenged by a variety of games,

activities & exercises to improve eye-hand

coordination, flexibility & confidence. Dancers

will learn a short routine & work on a variety of

skills.

Ages: 3K, 4K, 5K

Where: Slinger Elementary Gym

When: Mondays, 6:30 - 7:30pm

Date: Session I: Nov. 5 -Dec. 3 Code# 2657

Session II: March 11 -April 8 Code# 2658

Fee: $43 / $58 Non-School District

Jazz / Hip Hop / Pom Pon Class

Dancers will learn pom, jazz and hip hop

technique while learning a short routine.

Through this class, dancers will develop

technique & improve memory, coordination,

balance & core strength.

Ages: 1st - 5th grades

Where: Slinger Elementary Gym

When: Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm

Date: Session I: Nov. 5 -Dec. 3 Code# 2660

Session II: March 11 -April 8 Code# 2661

Fee: $43 / $58 Non-School District



YOUTH ACTIVITIES LET’S DANCE (Ages 2-12)

These programs will be sure to keep your child

on their toes. Recital information will be

announced at the beginning of each session.

Day: Wednesday Nights


Fee: $60 / $75 Non Resident

(Recital & T-shirt are included)

Tap - Ages 3 to 7

Dancers will learn different dance tap movements. This

class will build coordination and technique. Students must

purchase tap shoes.

Times: 4:45 pm - 5:15 pm

Session I: January 9—March 13 Code# 2677

Session II: April 3—June 5 Code# 2678

Creative Movement / Pre-Ballet—Ages 2 to 5

In these classes, dancers will be challenged through a varie-

ty of games, activities and exercises to improve eye-hand

coordination, flexibility and confidence! This intro class

develops rhythm, balance, and coordination.

Parents will need to stay for the 2-3 year old class.

Times: 5:15 pm - 5:45 pm for 2-3 year olds



Times: 5:45 pm - 6:15pm for 4-5 year olds



Pom, Hip Hop & Jazz - Ages 6 to 12

Dancers will learn pom, jazz and ballet technique while

learning a short routine. Through this class, dancers will

develop dance technique and improve memory,

coordination, balance & core strength.

Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm



Baton Twirl & Dance- Ages 7 to 12

Each week dancers will learn different dance baton

movements. This class will build coordination and

technique. Students must purchase their own batons.

Time: 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm



STAY HOME ALONE (Ages 8-12)

Feel more at ease leaving your child home alone. This

class will guide your child through all the stages of

staying safe from being out in the community, getting

home safe and all the safety tips while home alone.

Topics to be covered are stranger dangers, buddy

system, dangers on the Internet, 911, basic first aid,

fire safety and much more.

Days: Mondays & Wednesdays

Dates: November 5, 7, 12 & 14 Code# 2679

Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Where: Slinger Village Hall Board Room

Instructor: Laura Gruber


Limit: Min. 6 / Max. 15

Registration Deadline is October 29

JR. HIGH STUCK AT THE MOVIES

For Grades 6th - 8th

This is a chaperoned event open to all 6-8 grade

students. Six hours of fun that will include 2 movies

and food. There will be multiple popular movies to

choose from. Kids will get to watch 2 with a break

in between! Children must be signed up by a par-

ent. This is a must! Register in advance on-line or

at the Slinger Village Hall.

Date: Monday, February 18 Code# 2668

Time: 9:00 am -3:00 pm

Fee: $15 in Advance / $20 at the Door

A permission form signed by a parent is required

Where: Hartford Schubert Theatre

2491 Hwy 83

Hartford, WI 53027

In Advance Admission Price will

end on February 11.

LEARN TO SKI OR SNOWBOARD AT LITTLE SWITZERLAND (Ages 7 and Up)

Youth will learn the correct way to enjoy a lifelong sport, which will keep them fit & active each winter. Little

Switzerland’s program is designed to truly teach the sport. Instructors will work to ensure the development

of the basic skills needed to successfully learn the sport of skiing & snowboarding. The kids will have 4 weeks

of lessons and additional time to practice their new skills and have fun with their friends on the hill. After

completion of the program, a discount card will be available for additional days of skiing and snowboarding.

Held at Little Switzerland - 105 Cedar Creek Rd., Slinger, WI. YOU MUST REGISTER AT THE SLINGER VILLAGE

HALL. WAIVERS ARE REQUIRED UPON REGISTRATION IF RENTING EQUIPMENT.

DATES: THURSDAYS, DECEMBER 13—JANUARY 10 (No Class on December 27)

You must check in 30 to 45 minutes ahead to receive rental equipment in time for your lessons.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES


Ski Lessons: (Fee includes 4 weeks of lessons for 1 hour each week and a lift ticket.)

Beginner: $102 per person - from 5:30-6:30pm - Code# 2681

Beyond the Basics: $134 per person - from 6:00-7:00pm - Code# 2683

Ski Lessons with Ski Rental: Fee includes 4 weeks of lessons for 1 hour each week, a lift ticket and ski rental.)



Snowboard Lessons: Fee includes 4 weeks of lessons for 1 hour each week and a lift ticket.)



Snowboard Lessons / Rental: (Fee includes 4 weeks of lessons for 1 hour each week, a lift ticket and rental.)



LEGO MANIA (Ages 7-12)

LEGO Mania will satisfy that need to build the biggest, coolest, most complicated project that you could ever

imagine. With over 1,000,000+ LEGO pieces available to construct your individual or group projects—the

possibilities are endless. Instructional and free build projects will be offered daily to ensure that every

student is challenged and meets their own personal building goals. Brought to you by Computer Explorers.

Time: 9:00 am—12:00 pm Where: Jackson Area Community Center

Date: Saturday, March 16 Code# 2689 Fee: $55 / $70 Non-Residents

SOCIAL SMARTS (Ages 5-8)

Your child’s self-esteem will soar as they work on manners, social skills and learning responsibility through

team exercises & games. They will learn to win & lose gracefully, how to deal with their emotions and

feelings, know when & how to be constructively assertive and how to show respect to themselves and

others. Class will end with a trip to a local fast food restaurant, where your child will order & pay,

communicate appropriately and clean the table before they leave. (5 weeks) Register Before February 14.

Dates: February 6 -March 6 Code# 2647 Where: Slinger Village Hall Board Room

Time: Wednesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Instructor: Laura Gruber

Fee: $25 / $40 Non-Residents Limit: Min. 6 / Max. 15



YOUTH ACTIVITIES ARCHERY LESSONS

Learn the basic fundamentals and techniques of

archery no matter what your experience level is.

The bows and arrows will be supplied or you may

bring your own bow, but no bows set over 40

pounds. These classes will be taking place in the

Slinger Department of Public Works Garage. The

instructor will be Joel Schrodron, who is formerly

of the Slinger Police Department.

Dates: Saturdays, March 2—March 23

Times: Session I: Ages 6 to 10

9:00 am - 10:00 am Code# 2695

Session II: Ages 11 to 14

10:15 am - 11:15 am Code# 2696


Location: Slinger DPW Garage (220 Slinger Rd.)

Limit: MAX: 8 per class

BADGES, BOWS & ARROWS (Ages 6-14)

Keeping Kids Aiming Straight

With the Slinger Police Department

This program is designed to get kids focused on

archery rather than drugs and crime. The idea is to

challenge our kids and teach them the meaning of

teamwork, integrity and respect for others. The

Slinger Department of Public Works has offered

the use of their garage as an archery range.

Afterwards participants will receive a drink and

snack. Limit of 8 kids.

Day: Session I: Thursday, December 27 Code# 2691

Session II: Thursday, April 25 Code# 2692

Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Fee: $8.00 Per Person

Where: Meet in the Slinger Village Hall

Board Room

NOTE: All archery equipment will be supplied.

You may bring your own bow but it must not be

set over 40 pounds.

Also, first time participants will receive a t-shirt.

“BOWLING WITH THE BADGES”

Of the Slinger Police Department

(Ages 7—14)

“Gutter Busters” is a not for profit program

which has been designed to catch the attention

and interest of kids. Like “Badges, Bows &

Arrows” we hope to bring different age groups

together with Law Enforcement for a positive

outing. With help from volunteers and

sponsors, the Slinger Police Department will

organize an outing at Kettle Moraine Bowl over

Christmas Break. The kids will bowl two games

and have their choice of soft drinks while

bowling. Each participant will receive a free

Gutter Busters T-shirt with the sponsor’s logo.

The idea is to challenge our kids and teach

them the meaning of teamwork, integrity, and

respect for each other. This outing is only $8.00

per child thanks to our wonderful sponsors.

Spaces are limited and we are expecting to fill

all of our openings.

Day: Thursday Afternoon,

November 21 - Code# 2693

Ages: Kids 7 to 14

Time: Start -1:00pm

Finish - approx. 2:15pm

Location: Kettle Moraine Bowl

Fee: $8.00 per person

Limit: Max of 20 participants

ADULT ACTIVITIES


OVER 40 BASKETBALL OPEN GYM

The weather is cool and the leaves are almost

gone, which means it is time for our Men’s

Over 40 Open Gym. This is a great time to get

together with your buddies and play some sol-

id pick up basketball games. This open gym

allows you to stay active and enjoy benefits of

basketball with a little friendly competition. All

participants must live in the Slinger School

District or have graduated from Slinger High

School.

Day: Monday Nights

Date: November 5 - April 15 Code# 2623

Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm

Location: Addison Elementary

School Gym

Fee: $25 season / $3 per night

No Open Gym: 12/24, 12/31, 1/21, 2/18

OVER 30 BASKETBALL OPEN GYM

This is great time to get together with friends

and play some competitive pick up basketball

games. This open gym allows you to get out

and enjoy benefits of basketball along with a

little friendly competition. So come on out and

show your friends that you still have game. All



School.

Day: Thursday Nights

Date: November 1 - April 18 Code# 2622

Time: 7:30 - 9:00pm

Where: Allenton Elementary School Gym


No Open Gym: 11/22, 12/20, 12/27

MONDAY NIGHT ADULT OPEN GYM

Come on out to the Slinger High School & Slinger

Elementary School for some competitive pick up

games. Get out of the house and put on your

basketball shoes! All participants must live in the

Slinger School District or have graduated from

Slinger High School.

Day: Monday Nights

Dates: November 5 - December 17 Code# 2621

Where: Slinger High School Gym

Dates: January 7 - April 15

Where: Slinger Elementary School Gym

No Open Gym: 12/24, 12/31, 1/21, 2/18

Time: 7:30 - 9:00pm


Ages: 18 and above

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT VOLLEYBALL

OPEN GYM

Come on out to Slinger Middle School for some

competitive pick up games. Get off the couch

and put on your knee pads. This is your chance

to enjoy the exciting game of volleyball. Must be

18 or older to attend. Register at the Village Hall

or at the first night of the program. All



School.

Day: Friday Nights

Dates: October 26 - April 12 Code# 2616

None On: 11/23, 12/28, 3/15

Times: 6:15 - 8:30pm

Ages: 18 and above

Location: Slinger Middle School Gym

Fee: $25.00 For the Season

IMPORTANT NOTE: For all Open Gym Programs you will be required to pay the season or nightly fee

before you will be allowed to participate. Once you have paid you will receive a schedule of the open

gym dates for the duration of the season.


ADULT ACTIVITIES


LUNCHTIME HOOPS

Did you know that an hour of basketball burns

about 500 calories while you consume about 450

calories eating an average cheeseburger?

Competitors are welcome, sportsmanship is a

must as this is a recreational open gym. 3-on-3

or 5-on-5 teams will be formed daily, based on

the number that drop in.

Day: Tuesday & Thursday

Dates: October 2- May 6

Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30pm

Where: Hartford Recreation Center

125 N. Rural Street

Fee: $2/person or current fitness/full

rec. center membership

Ages: 18 and above

NOTE: Must have a clean and dry pair of

shoes to play.

EVENING ZUMBA CLASSES

Zumba fuses hypnotic musical rhythms and tantalizing

moves to create a dynamic workout system designed

to be fun and easy to do. The routines feature interval

-training sessions where fast and slow rhythms &

resistance training are combined to tone & sculpt your

body while burning fat. We want you to love working

out!


Date: Session I: Oct. 10- Nov. 19 Code# 2698

Session II: Nov. 26 - Jan. 14 Code# 2699

Session III: Jan. 16 - Feb. 25 Code# 2700

Session IV: Feb. 27 - April 3 Code# 2701

Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location: High School Fitness Room Mezzanine

Fee: 1 Day - $43 / $58 Non-District

Both Days - $68 / $83 Non-District

BEGINNING YOGA (Ages 16 and up)

Join instructors from the Copper Tree Wellness

Studio in learning quieting of the mind, proper

breathing techniques and alignment of the

body. We will work on a series of gentle yoga

“Heart Solutions” then further focus on length-

ening and strengthening problem areas, such as

the back, hips, “desk jockey shoulders” and

letting go of everyday stress and tightness. An-

yone with current injuries should consult their

physician. Please bring a yoga mat and a beach

size towel.

Days: Tuesday Nights

Dates: Session I: Oct. 23 - Nov. 27 Code# 2707

Session II: Dec. 11 - Jan. 29 Code # 2708

Session III: Feb. 12 - Mar. 19 Code# 2709

Session IV: April 2 - May 7 Code# 2710

Time: 6:00 - 7:15 pm

Location: Jackson Community Center


KICK, PUNCH & CRUNCH (Ages 18 and Up)

This instructional program is designed to meet the

needs of various ages and fitness levels. You’ll be

challenged to push yourself, mentally and physically,

to interval train as well as strength train using

kickboxing equipment. If you invest yourself in this

program you will become stronger physically and

mentally, and you will have a new found respect for

working hard and being proud of your

accomplishments.

Days: Monday Nights

Dates: Session I: Oct. 1- Oct. 22 Code# 2713

Session II: Oct. 29 - Nov. 19 Code# 2714

Session III: Jan. 7 - Jan. 28 Code# 2715

Session IV: Feb 4 - Feb. 25 Code# 2716

Session V: Mar. 11 - Apr. 1 Code# 2717

Session VI: Apr. 15 - May 6 Code# 2718

Time: 6:00 pm—7:00 pm



ADULT ACTIVITIES CARDIO MIX UPBEAT (Ages 16 and Up)

This 6 week class will consist of all floor exercise -

toning, strengthening and tightening - abs, glutes,

legs and more, all done to fun music. All you need

is your own mat and if you really want a tough

workout bring leg weights, if you dare. This class

is a must, so get ready to melt the inches away.

This class is taught for all skill levels.

Days: Tuesday Nights

Dates: Session I: Oct. 2—Nov. 6 Code# 2720

Session II: Nov. 13 - Dec. 18 Code# 2721

Session III: Jan. 8 – Feb. 12 Code# 2722

Session IV: Feb 26 - April 2 Code# 2723

Time: 6:00 pm—7:00pm

Days: Saturday Mornings

Dates: Session I: Oct. 13—Nov. 17 Code# 2724

Session II: Dec. 1 - Jan. 5 Code# 2725

Session III: Jan. 19 – Feb. 23 Code# 2726

Session IV: March 9 - April 13 Code# 2727

Time: 9:00 am—10:00 am



PUMP ME UP (Ages 18 & up)

This challenging instructional class works the

entire body. With hand held weights - trim, tone

and reshape your body. This class is a must to build

needed muscle strength. Done to fun music, learn

proper form, starting with small weights and

working your way up. This is a head to toe workout.

Add some muscle to your body and burn off the fat.

Please bring your own weights.

Day: Thursday Nights, 6:00 pm -7:00 pm

Date: Session I: Nov. 8- Dec. 8 Code#

Session II: Jan 10 - Feb. 14 Code#

Session III: Feb. 28 - April 4 Code#

Session IV: April 18—May 23 Code#




MIND BODY MOVEMENT (Ages 18 & up)

In this workout, we will be focusing on making that

mind body connection with the use of Bender Balls

and resistance bands. The movements will be slow

and controlled with extra focus on the core. We will

start with light cardio moves to warm up the body

and then work into moves that will tone your body.

NOTE: Please bring a mat and some water to class.

Day: Saturdays Mornings, 9:00 am - 10:00 am

Date: Session I: Oct. 13 - Nov. 17 Code# 2753

Session II: Jan. 12 - Feb. 16 Code# 2754

Session III: March 2—April 6 Code# 2755



Brought to you by “Fit4You”, LLC.

HEALTHY HABITS IN THE MAKING

10 Steps to Take to Transition to a

Healthier You (Ages 18 & up)

This workshop is jam-packed with easy steps to take

to transition to a healthier you. Each step is backed

by science and research and sustainable to tips to

succeed. Just implementing one step will create

positive change. Think about what would happen if

you implemented all ten. Your body and your family

will thank you. NOTE: Please wear comfortable

clothing, there won’t be a formal workout but we

will be moving around.

Day: Thursday Nights

Date: Session I: October 25 Code# 2757

Session II: January 10 Code# 2758

Session III: March 14 Code# 2759

Time: 6:00 pm 7:00pm



Instructor: Benda Mundt, PT

Brought to you by “Fit4You”, LLC.


ADULT ACTIVITIES CAL FITNESS & PERFORMANCE CLASSES

(Ages 18 and Up)

These 8 week classes are sure to motivate your

mind and body to reach your desired level of

fitness. Let Tony Callen and the Cal Fitness &

Performance staff help you set and achieve the

goal of a fitter you! All classes will take place at

CAL FITNESS & PERFORMANCE, 331 E.

Washington St., Slinger, WI. NOTE: You must

register for each class individually.

Pure Strength Monday

This class entails full body, low weight, high rep

auxiliary exercises with dumbbells, medicine balls

with body weight and core work.

When: Mondays, 4:50 pm - 5:35 pm

Date: Session I: Oct. 29 -Dec. 17 Code# 2767

Session II: Jan. 7—Feb. 25 Code# 2768

Fee: $38 per person

Morning Cardio Kickboxing

Cardio exercises by doing basic punches and

kicks. Then adding body weight exercises and

core work off the bags.

When: Tuesdays, 6:30 am—7:15 am

Date: Session I: Oct. 30—Dec. 18 Code# 2769

Session II: Jan. 8—Feb. 26 Code# 2770

Fee: $38 per person

Core Burn 20 Class

All abs and core exercises for 20 minutes

straight. Core work using bodyweight and equip-

ment such as medicine balls , trx suspension

trainers, physio balls and teaching all styles of

planks.

When: Wednesdays, 5:15 pm-5:35pm

Date: Session I: Oct. 31—Dec. 19 Code# 2771

Session II: Jan. 9 –Feb. 27 Code# 2772

Fee: $30 per person

I BOUGHT A COMPUTER, NOW WHAT?

(Ages 18 and Up)

This 3 week class is great for those that have little

or no computer experience. Participants will learn

how to control the mouse and use the keyboard.

The class will include the basic terminology of the

computer &basic functions of word processing,

beginning internet and using email. Note: We

encourage you to bring your own laptop.


Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Date: Session I: Oct. 29 - Nov. 21 Code# 2734

(No class Nov. 12 & 14)

Session II: Feb. 4- Feb. 20 Code# 2735



ADULT MAKE & TAKE SIGN PARTY

By Life Expressions Décor

We have teamed up with Life Expressions Décor to

bring the art of sign making to you! Everyone will

MAKE a sign and TAKE it home the same day.

There are no special talents required. It is super

fun and easy to do. In this instructional class, each

adult will paint a board and apply lettering. You

will choose your paint colors the day of class (wear

painting clothes as we will be using acrylic paint)

but you must choose one of the following phrases

at the time of registration:

#1) Be the reason someone smiles today

#2) I’d rather shovel sand than snow

#3) Friend are like stars...you don’t always see

them, but you know they’re always there.

Date: Thursday, November 15 Code# 2749

Time: 6:00 pm—7:30 pm



Limit: Maximum of 4

Registration Deadline is Monday, November 5.

ADULT ACTIVITIES


NEED ASSISTANCE USING YOUR LAPTOP?

(Ages 18 and Up)

Do you need help in setting up or downloading

programs? In these twice a week sessions, our

instructor can help with using Microsoft Word,

Excel, Email and safe use of the Internet. You’ll

need to bring your laptop and power adapter with

you. Please note, the instructor may not be able to

answer all the technical questions but he will do his

best to ensure that each student receives answers

to their questions. He cannot help with the repair

of equipment or teach typing.

Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Date: Session I: December 4 & 6 Code# 2740

Session II: February 5 & 7 Code# 2741

Session III: March 19 & 21 Code# 2742



STAYING SAFE ON THE INTERNET

(Ages 18 and Up)

To stay safe online, you will need to know about the

potential risks you can face, such as malware, spam

and phishing. This tutorial will give you the skills

you need to protect yourself, your computer, and

your privacy when using the internet. For the best

experience bring your own laptop running Windows

10 to class.

Days: Tuesday Nights from 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm

Date: November 6 & November 13 Code# 2745



INTELLIGENT INVESTING FOR RETIREMENT

(Ages 18 and Up)

Are you looking for a framework to manage your

investments, such as in a 401K or IRA? Not sure

what is in your portfolio? In this class, Adam Ryback

from Kevin Bay Investments, will instruct you on the

fundamental principles of investing using the

theories of Benjamin Graham, billionaire Warren

Buffet’s mentor. This class will use Benjamin

Graham’s classic book “The Intelligent Investor”,

which Warren Buffet calls “the best book on in-

vesting ever written”, as a guide.

Date: Wednesday, October 3 Code# 2747

Time: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm


Fee: FREE

WINE & ART CLASS (Ages 21 & up)

Can you sip from a wine glass while holding a paint brush? This class is easy and fun, made for those with no

painting experience. A local professional artist will show you step by step how to paint your very own work

of art - you just add your own style and creativity. By the end of the night, each artist (that’s YOU) will have

created your very own masterpiece to take home. All materials will be provided, including 2 glasses of wine.

Date: Wednesday, February 20 Code# 2651 Where: Jackson Community Center

Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Fee: $40 / $55 Non-Resident

ADULT OPEN ART STUDIO TIME

(13-17 year olds can be accompanied by an adult)

Looking for a place to work on painting or drawing?

Open Studio enables artists to drop in and get

creative. It allows Artists to work independently on

their art projects in a supportive community of their

peers. Each artist is responsible for his or her own

project, supplies, and clean up. The Jackson

Community Center will provide an indoor space with

table. No need to register, just come on in any time

we have Open Studio.

Days: Wednesdays from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Date: Beginning October 17


Fee: Free


ADULT ACTIVITIES NAVIGATING THE WORLD OF SENIOR CARE Presented by Oasis Advisors of Northshore Milwaukee

We have teamed up with Lauren O’Desky, Certified

Senior Advisor and Owner of Oasis Senior Advisors of

Northshore Milwaukee to bring you this FREE 3 part

Workshop. Lauren is a specialist in dementia care,

assisted living placement and lectures on a variety of

senior related topics. Sign up for one or sign up for all

of the workshops. Each one will take place at the

Jackson Area Community Center. You will need to

pre-register with the Slinger Parks, Rec. &

Forestry Dept.

Part #1– Finding the “Right” Senior Community and

Affording It—Did you know there are over 500 senior

communities in the Milwaukee metro area? How do

you decide which one is the “right” one for you or

your loved one? What are the best ways to pay for

assisted living.

Tuesday, Oct. 9 - 10:30 am -12:00 pm Code# 2763


Part #2– What I Wish I Would Have Known Before

Mom/Dad Broke Their Hip — Get the inside

information about what to expect in the hospital,

rehab, home care and assisted living and what your

choices are when planning ahead.



Part #3– The Most Important Conversation—

Whether you are parents wanting to talk to your

children about your medical and financial wishes or

children wanted to make sure Mom or Dad are clear

on what they want in case of emergency, the

conversation is a hard one. Learn about how to have

the conversation, what to cover and about the experts

available to help you along the way.



UNDERSTANDING MEDICARE

PARTS A, B, C, & D (Ages 50 & up)

Mike Peplinski, from Physicians Mutual Family will

be at the Jackson Community Center to offer

educational information and materials on

Understanding Medicare. Topics include; making

the most of your rights, options and entitlements,

how to enroll in Medicare, what Medicare does

and doesn’t cover and much more. These are

FREE Workshops but you must register for them

individually 5 days prior to their date.

Time: 6:00 pm—7:00 pm

Date: Session I: Wednesday, Sept. 19 Code# 2649

Session II: Wednesday, Oct. 17 Code# 2650

Session III: Wednesday, Nov. 14 Code# 2653


WALK WITH EASE (Age 50 and Up)

This program is provided through the Washington

County Aging and Disability Resource Center in

cooperation with the Arthritis Foundation. The

program is a community-based physical activity

and self-management education program. While

walking is the central activity, Walk With Ease, is a

multi-component program that includes health

education, stretching and strengthening exercises,

and motivational strategies. Group sessions

include socialization time, pre-walk informational

lecturettes, warm ups and cool downs, and 10-35

minute walking period. NOTE: You must sign up

with Nurse Nancy at the Jackson Community

Center.

Days: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

Time: 1:00 pm—2:00 pm

Date: October 8—November 16


Fee: Free

Please sign up EARLY at the Jackson Area

Community Center, space is limited.

ADULT ACTIVITIES


STRONG BODIES (Ages 50 and Up)

Dr. Miriam Nelson, a professor at Tufts University

in Boston, Massachusetts, has developed a

strength-training program specifically for mid-life

and older adults. The Strong Bodies Program is an

exercise program that will help you increase your

strength, bone density, balance and energy and

you will look and feel better. Brought to you in

partnership with the Washington County Aging

and Disability Resource Center.

Days: Wednesdays & Fridays

Time: 8:30 am—9:30 am

Date: October 3—November 7 Code# 2750


Fee: $5.00 / $7.50 Non-Resident

WASHINGTON COUNTY SENIOR DINING

Meal time is more enjoyable with friends!

The Washington County Aging and Disability

Resource Center offers persons age 60 & over

and their spouses, regardless of age, the

opportunity to enjoy a hot lunch and meet

socially with other adults. Meals are served

Monday-Friday at 11:30am on an affordable

donation basis. Why not meet new people

and have a wonderful meal in a safe and

inviting place. Call Margaret at (262) 483-

6184 to make your lunch reservation!

Provided by the Washington County Aging &

Disability Resource Center.

The meal site is at the:

Jackson Area Community Center

N165 W20330 Hickory Lane

Jackson, WI 53037

Free—Health Promotion Program and

Nursing Services.

AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM

Presented by AARP and the Jackson

Police Department —Sponsored by TOYOTA

Refresh your driving skills. Learn: Defensive driving

techniques, proven safety strategies and new traffic

laws and rules. Plus, there’s not test to pass. Upon

completion you could receive a multi-year discount

on your car insurance!

Day: Thursday from 9:00 am—1:00 pm

Date: November 8 Code# 2751


Fee: $15 for AARP Members

$20 for Non-AARP Members

Limit : Maximum of 3

CHRISTMAS SOCIAL

Featuring a Live Performance By

Tommy Winch

Looking for a great holiday treat? Then come join

us for an afternoon of food, music and fun! Start

out with a lunch provided by the Washington

County Senior Meal Program, please call 262-483-

6184 for lunch reservations by Monday,

December 10 at 12:00pm. A money donation for

lunch would be appreciated. Then, be

entertained by entertainer Tommy Winch. There

is no charge for the performance. You must

register at the Jackson Community Center.

Date: Thursday, December 13

Time: Lunch at 11:30 am / Show at 12:30 pm

And Bingo Will Follow


COMMUNITY EVENTS & OUTDOOR REC.

SPOOKY SLINGER GLOW CHALLENGE COURSE

Saturday, October 27 at Slinger Community Park This year we have added something new to one of our oldest special events. Join us for

an informal, fun yet challenging, and frightening walk through Slinger Community Park. It

will sure to be a “glowing” experience. The course will be set up to allow participants to

go though obstacles and visit Halloween themed stations. Don’t worry, we still will have

our traditional costume and pumpkin carving contests. There will be music and food

available to purchase as well. Our Spooky Slinger Staff will ensure all obstacles and

stations are appropriate for “monsters” of all ages.

The Glow Challenge Course will

open at 6:30 pm!

The Costume Contests will start

approximately 7:45 pm!

FIREMAN’S PARK SLEDDING HILL—Located at 645 Baehring Dr. &

ROTARY ICE RINK—Located at 220 Slinger Rd.

Duration and opening of each is determined by the weather.

ENJOY THE PARK AND RINK BY FOLLOWING THESE SIMPLE SUGGESTIONS:

1. Sled and skate only in the

designated areas.

2. Dress appropriately to stay

warm when at the park.

3. Reckless and unsafe activities at

the park can be very

dangerous.

4. Park hours are from 7:00am to

10:00pm.

5. The Parks, Recreation &

Forestry Department and local

authorities have the right to

refuse entrance and/or dismiss

anyone who is endangering the

health, safety and/or pleasure

of patrons.

We would like to recognize

the support and assistance of the

Slinger/ Allenton Rotary Club. Without their

help, the ice rink would not be possible.

COMMUNITY EVENTS & TRIPS


HOLIDAY SHOPPING TRIP TO

DOWNTOWN CHICAGO

Forget about the traffic, parking and GAS this

year and join us for our annual Christmas

Shopping trip to Chicago. Come along and get a

head start on your Holiday shopping at such

stores as Nieman Marcus & Bloomingdales.

There are dozens of great restaurants to choose

from to help maintain your shopping energy. A

breakfast snack will be available for the morning

ride along with a movie for the journey home.

NOTE: Ages 17 & under must be with a parent

or caregiver.

Date: Saturday, November 3 Code# 2760

Time: Pick-up - 7:15am

Drop-Off - 9:00pm (approx.)

Location: Slinger Village Hall Parking Lot

Ages: 18 and up

Fee: $50 Per Person

Must Register by October 26th!

POTAWATOMI HOTEL & CASINO TRIP

(Age 21 and Up)

Cha Ching! Invite your friends and try your luck at

the Potawatomi Casino in Milwaukee. We will be

leaving from the West Bend Wal-Mart parking

lot. The cost of the trip is $27, however you will

receive $10 towards play once we arrive at the

casino and $10 towards your lunch. Plus Seniors

55+ will receive 3X the points earned from slot

play! Must have a Picture I.D. along with you.

Day: Tuesday, Oct. 23 Code# 2761

Time: Pick-up - 7:15 am

Drop-Off - 3:00 pm

Ages: 21 years old and up

Location: West Bend Wal-Mart Parking Lot

1515 W. Paradise Dr.

West Bend, WI 53095

Fee: $27 per person

Deadline is October 20.

SLINGER COMMUNITY PARK

CHRISTMAS TREE

LIGHTING CEREMONY

Come join us for this holiday annual event which will surely “GROW” each year. Area elementary school children will decorate and light Slinger Community Park’s festive addition. A performance by the S.H.S. Vocal Jazz group, S.H.S. Musical Band Quintet and even an appearance by Santa will complete this night. Performances will begin approximately at 5:45pm and the lighting of the tree will follow shortly afterwards. With weather permitting, there will be hot chocolate and hot apple cider during this Christmas event.

Friday, November 30, 2018

At 6:00 pm in Slinger Community Park


COMMUNITY EVENTS & SPRING ACTIVITIES

2019 FIREMAN’S PARK ANNEX

BEACH SWIM PASS

Early Bird Special on Season Beach Passes

Purchase your Slinger Beach Pass

From April 22 - May 24 and get a discount of

$10 on a Family Pass or $5 on an Individual Pass.

SEASON PASSES FEE

Village Resident Family Pass $80

Non-Resident Family Pass $115

Resident 1/2 Season (July 7) $65

Non-Resident 1/2 Season (July 7) $95

Village Resident Individual $45

Non-Resident Individual $60

Res. 1/2 Season Individual $35

Non Res. 1/2 Season Individual $50

Once again, there will be the option of Morning

or Evening Swim Lessons for children starting at

the age of 1 . (Lesson times will vary)

KIDS RUMMAGE SALE & COOKIES WITH SANTA

Saturday, December 1, 2018

From 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Jackson Community Center

SELLERS Kids - now is the time to clean out your room. Bring all those old toys and games to the KIDS RUM-

MAGE SALE and make some money for new things or Holiday presents for your family and friends! Be

sure to bring a container or shoe box with change and if you plan on doing some

shopping yourself - make sure to have someone responsible to help with your booth. Feel free to leave

unsold toys and games behind. We will take them to the needy. Registration fee to hold a booth is

$5.00 for Residents and $10.00 for Non-residents. For ages 8 to 13 or younger but a parent must be

present. NOTE: Spots are limited and fill up very quickly so register early.

SHOPPERS

The sale will be in conjunction with our Cookies/Pictures with Santa. We encourage families to bring

their own cameras for pictures. Kids will decorate picture frames and have fun shopping the KIDS

RUMMAGE SALE while enjoying their cookies with Santa. Adults, this is a great place to shop as well—

there is nothing wrong with gently used toys. We also have a “top notch” bake sale, so you can be set

for all those “Holiday Get Togethers”. The event is FREE for those shopping and coming to visit Santa.

SLINGER LITTLE LEAGUE

The Slinger Parks, Recreation & Forestry

Department will be holding 2019 Little League

Registration beginning in early January. We will be

sending out mass emails and messages on

Facebook announcing when you will be able to

register your son or daughter. There will be leagues

available for 4 year olds all the way up to 8th

graders. Once again in 2019, the Friends of the

Slinger Parks will be holding their Calendar of Cash

raffle. There is a chance for you to win 32 times

with one purchased ticket!

ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES

The Slinger Parks, Recreation & Forestry

Department will be running Adult Women’s Softball

leagues on Monday Nights and a Co-ed Softball

league on Thursday Nights in the summer of 2018.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

DECEMBER 31, 2018 NYE Village Party & Fireworks Little Switzerland Ski Hill MARCH 8, 2019 Actual Anniversary Date Taste of Slinger Concert by UW Marching Band At New High School Auditorium MAY 15, 2019 Slinger History Night Slinger High School MAY 17-19, 2019 Slinger On Base Club U8-U14 Baseball Tournament Community Park, Rueckl Fields, SHS June 30, 2019 Slinger Speedway Vintage Night Drivers & Refurbished vintage race cars


AUGUST 7, 2019 SAA/VFW Car Show/ Brat Fry/Baseball Game Community Park NOVEMBER 27, 2019 Ecumenical Service St. Peter’s Catholic Church SEPTEMBER 2019 Homecoming Parade Remembering the past 150 yrs. COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVES Goal of 400 Pints. Dates TBD. VFW BREWER GAME & TAILGATE Slinger Night at Miller Park. Date TBD

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LIBRARY ACTIVITIES


FALL / WINTER LIBRARY PROGRAMS

Library Website: www.slinger.lib.wi.us

Starting in September - Library Club is on Wednesday Mornings at 9:30am and Teddy Bear Time is on

Thursday Nights at 6:30 pm. No pre-registration is required. Stories are read, songs are sung and art pro-

jects are done. Library Club and Teddy Bear Time are for children age 6 and younger and their caregivers.

Questions about either program, please call the library at 262-644-6171.

September is National Library sign up Month. If you don’t have a Library Card stop in and receive a Slinger

Community Book Bag. (one per person/family). All you need is a driver’s license that has your current

street address.

Read, Rhyme and Rhythm - At 10:00 am, a book based creative movement class. Introducing literacy skills

through actions with Beth Mueller. Class Dates; Oct. 12-Theme: Fall Time Fun; Nov. 9-Theme: Colors Every-

where and December 14 -Theme: Winter Wonderland. The class length is approx. 45minutes. Sign up is re-

quired. For ages 3-5, parents plan on staying with your child.

October 17 - October 22 - Stop in at the library for a Fall Guessing Contest and check out the incentive.

October 20– Princess Story Time Program from 10:00 am—11:00 am, Story time* Meet & Greet* Photo

Opportunities

November 3 - Fall Craft Day Program starts at 9:30 am for ages 7 to 15. Cloth Pumpkin, paper pumpkin

and a nebula project. Sign up Starts on Monday, October 1. Limited to 20 participants.

December 1 - At 10:00 am, Santa Story Time Show. A 30 minute show that features Santa himself sharing

stories, leading sing-a-longs and showing you some special Christmas magic. And of course, Santa will stay

around after the show to meet children, hear lists and take lots of pictures. No sign-up required. Back by

Popular Demand!

December 6 - At 6:30pm “How To Be An Elf” performance by Kidsplay. The Kidsplay elves are here to see if

you ‘ve got what it takes to be one of Santa’s helpers. It’s a tough job, but if you’ve got an imagination and a

love of all things silly, then you might be just what they need! It’s a fun way to kick off the holiday season.

February 2 - At 5:30 pm CASINO NIGHT. Sponsored by the Friends of the Slinger Library. Beverages availa-

ble to purchase. Appetizers will be served. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door. We anticipate not

having any tickets left for sale at the door, so please get your ticket early. Tickets are available at the Slinger

Community Library (220 Slinger Rd.) starting on December 5, 2018. There will be a special prize for the big-

gest winner. Purchase tickets throughout the night for prize drawings. Proceeds to benefit the Slinger Com-

munity Library.

ADULT BOOK TALK - At 7:00 pm on the 2nd Monday of each Month. A very informal discussion of the

month’s book will take place. For general questions give Doreen a call at 262-644-8827. A complete list of

the books is available at the library.


REGISTRATION INFORMATION


HOW TO REGISTER

Step 1: Complete the registration

form on page 26 or print off the

registration form from our website

www.vi.slinger.wi.gov. Fill out all the

information carefully and clearly.

Step 2: Make checks payable to:

Slinger Parks & Recreation

Option 1: MAIL - IN

Simply mail in your completed

registration form and check to:

Slinger Parks & Recreation Dept.

300 Slinger Road

Slinger, WI 53086

Option 2: DROP OFF / WALK-IN

Registration will be accepted at the

Village Hall Office during regular

business 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday

thru Friday. There is also a night drop

box inside the first set of doors of

Village Hall where you could drop off

registrations during non-business

hours.

Option 3: ONLINE REGISTRATION

You may register for classes online at

www.vi.slinger.wi.gov (under the

parks, rec. & forestry menu). Once

there, create an account and then you

will be able to register for programs.

All online registrations must be paid by

credit card or EFT through your

checking account. There will be NO

convenience fee charged for online

registrations.

RESIDENCY

A resident (for all programs held

at/on village owned property) is

anyone who lives within the

boundaries of the Village of

Slinger. To qualify as a resident

the individual must pay their

property taxes to the Village of

Slinger. The additional charge per

program for non-residents is

$15.00 to $25.00. Exception: A

resident for all programs held at a

school district facility is anyone

who lives within the boundaries

of the Slinger School District.

INSURANCE & LIABILITY

The Slinger Parks, Recreation &

Forestry Department does not

provide hospital / medical

insurance coverage for

participating in our programs and

cannot assume responsibility for

any injuries to participants in its

recreation programs. All

participants are required to

complete and sign a liability

waiver on the registration form

prior to start of the program.

REFUND POLICY

There will be no refunds within

2 weeks of the starting date of any

program. All other refunds will be

processed after a 50% cancellation

charge is deducted. Refunds take

a minimum of 2 weeks to process.

Only exceptions are for medical

reasons.

CANCELLATIONS

If a class size does not meet

the class minimum, the

class may be cancelled. If a

cancellation occurs due to

class size, you will be

offered a full refund or a

transfer to another class

with the same fee. We

make every effort to avoid

all cancellations.

OOOPPPS!

Although we try our best,

occasionally there may be

errors in our Activity Guide

or Online. We appreciate

your understanding and will

make every effort to correct

any mistakes.

REGISTER BY DATE

Persons should register by

the date indicated. If your

class does not meet the

minimum enrollment by the

date indicated it may be

canceled and/or combined

with another class. Regis-

trations after this date will

be accepted only if

openings exist.

CLASS CONFIRMATIONS

Assume you are enrolled

and plan to attend your first

class unless otherwise

notified.

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PARKS DIRECTORY


Facility Reservations For Parks

The Village of Slinger has park facilities at

Fireman’s, Rueckl and Community Parks that

are available to the public for rentals. All

parks feature open shelters.

Reservation Policy

Reservations for all park shelters can be

made online or in person starting in February for

that calendar year. All reservations are

on a first come, first serve basis. Reservations

require that the interested party file the

necessary permit and pay the reservation fees

within one week of making the reservation or

the reservation will not be guaranteed. Fees are

determined by Village Residency and type of

event. For more information call 262-644-5265.

Frank Breuer Homestead Park

Located just off of Hwy. 175, 53 acres. Currently

undeveloped and includes natural conservancy.

Fireman’s Park Upper

Located right off of Parkway Drive, 14 acres.

Contains two shelters with electricity, picnic

tables, paths, gazebo, sledding hill, basketball

hoops, sand volleyball court, horse shoe pits,

playground, disc golf course & restrooms.

Fireman’s Park Annex Beach

Located on Baehring Drive, 9 acres. Contains an

outdoor supervised swimming area, shelter with

electricity, picnic tables, concessions, restrooms, and

off street parking

Community Park

Located on Kettle Moraine Drive N., 8 acres. Contains

a large shelter with electricity, restrooms, two

softball diamonds, a sand volleyball court, basketball

court, playground, batting cage, picnic tables, and off

street parking.

Rueckl Fields Park

Located on Lou’s Way, 5 acres. Contains a shelter

with electricity, restrooms, two softball diamonds, a

large playground, picnic tables and off street

parking.

SLINGER FRIENDS OF THE PARKS, RECREATION & FORESTRY INC.

The Village of Slinger Parks, Rec. & Forestry Department offers a wide variety of quality

and affordable programs for the community. To help maintain the quality of parks and

programs this group was formed to offset the dependence on public tax dollars. The

Slinger Friends of Parks, Rec. & Forestry Inc. is a non-profit organization which is

dedicated to improving and maintaining the Slinger parks for all citizens. Volunteering as a Friend of the

Slinger Parks is also a great way to help the community. To help fund various projects, the Slinger Friends of

the Parks are seeking donors to become partners with. Recognition will be provided through signage or

other customized forms. If you would like to become a friend, and are interested in supporting additional

park projects or would like to help the Slinger Friend of the Parks, Rec. & Forestry Inc. please call Tony

Dobson at 262-644-5265.

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