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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome!

The Delavan Park and Recreation Department invites you to look over our Winter/Spring program guide. If you are looking to try something

new or even just have fun, we have the programs and services for you. A lot of talented and gifted individuals, many of whom are volunteers,

are continually putting forth top-notch efforts to provide the best services possible.

Our hope is that each and every resident of Delavan can find a place to enjoy life to the fullest in our Parks and Recreation facilities and pro-

grams. We are not only looking to serve our residents, but also show non-residents how great it is to be a resident in Delavan.

I would personally like to thank everyone who has taken classes with us or visited one of our parks throughout the past year. We are always

looking to improve our facilities and programs. If you have a program idea for us, we are always willing to hear about it. We look forward to

building a clean, safe, and positive community not only in our parks, but also in Delavan as a whole.

Thomas F. Klug

Director of Parks and Recreation

Adult Programs AARP Drivers Safety Class…….......……… 20

Advanced Backyard Chickens.…………….. 18

Amateur Ham Radio.……………..…….….. 7

Ballroom Dance…….......………………….. 20

Discover Your Family Tree…………………20

Foundations of Investing……..……………..19

Lifeguarding………………………………... 18

Makeup Made Easy..……………..…………19

Mom’s Morning Out..……………..……….. 20

Retirement: Making your Money Last……... 19

Secrets of Ageless Skin…...………………... 19

Adult Sports

Church League Softball……………………..21

Sunday Men’s Softball……………………... 21

Coed Volleyball……………………………. 21

Summer Coed Sand Volleyball…………….. 21

Aquatics

Lap Swim………………………………….. 15

Private Swim lessons……………………… 15

Swim Lessons …………………………….. 14

Water Tots…………………………………. 14

Water Tykes……………………………….. 14

AM & PM Water Aerobics………………… 15

Community Organizations

Aram Public Library………………………. 23

Darien Public Library……………………… 25

Community Events Calendar……………… 31

Community Swim Team…………………… 25

Community Contact Information………….. 5

Events

Arbor Day………………………………….. 18

Daddy Daughter Dance…………………….. 8

Lake Lawn 5K/Half Marathon……………... 17

Movies in the Park………………………… 6

Fitness

Delavan Runner’s Club………..…………… 16

Piloxing…………………………………….. 16

Fitness (Cont.) Zumba Gold………………………………... 16

Zumba……………………………………… 16

General Information

City of Delavan Information………………. 22

Town of Darien Information………………. 24

Village of Darien Information…………….. 24

Department Contact Information………….. 3

Facility Rental…………...………………… 28

Park Maps………………….……………… 26

Program Registration Forms………………. 29

Registration Information…………………... 3 - 5

Sponsors & Volunteers……………………. 30

Advertising Space in Program Guide…….…22

Youth Programs

Basics of Ballet Dancing…………………… 8

Birthday Parties…………………………….. 7

Dance and Cheer…………………………… 8

Kids Zumba………………………………… 9

Kite Making……………………………….. 9

Safe Sitter………………………………….. 9

Youth Sports

All Star Sports……………………………… 10

Cactus League Instructional Baseball……… 13

Cactus League Baseball…….……………… 13

Coed Coach Pitch…………….…………….. 12

Coed T-Ball ………………………………... 12

Comet Attack Itty Bitty Bumpers………….. 11

Comet Attack Volleyball Camp……………. 11

Comet Spring Training…………….………. 12

Fencing……………………………………... 11

Futsal……………………………………….. 11

Gymnastics………………………………… 10

Instructional Soccer…………….………….. 10

Martial Arts………………………………… 10

Quad County Softball……………………… 13


3 REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Online

Registration

Now Available!

HOW TO REGISTER

Delavan Parks and Recreation is now able to accept the following payment options: Cash, Check, Credit / Debit.

Option #1 - Online Go to DELAVANPARKREC.COM, scroll down and click

On the REGISTER ONLINE BUTTON. There you will

be able to browse and register for programs using a credit

or debit card.

Option #2 - Mail Mail your completed registration form with payment to:

City of Delavan

Park and Recreation Dept.

P.O. Box 465

Delavan, WI 53115

Option #3 – Drop-off / In-Person Drop off your completed registration form with payment at

the Park and Recreation office located in the lower level of

the Municipal Building, 123 S. Second Street.

For your convenience an after hours drop-box is located in

the vestibule of the municipal building.

Office Closed: Tuesday, December 24th

Wednesday, December 25th

Tuesday, December 31st

Wednesday, January 1st

Friday, April 18th

Monday, May 26th

Parks & Recreation Staff

Thomas Klug………………......…………(262) 728-5585 ext. 2

Parks & Recreation Director [email protected]

Claire Cantwell……....…………………...(262) 728-5585 ext. 2

Recreation Supervisor [email protected]

Ed Wichman……………..…………..…..…......(262) 728-3115

Parks Foreman

Charles Rangel……………………...…………..(262) 728-3115

Utility Worker

Recreation Program Hotline……...…..(262) 728-5585 ext. 222

(Current program cancellations)

Parks & Recreation Commission

William Boutelle…………………………………740-0364

Commission Member

Chris Philips…..……………………………...…..206-1389

Council Representative

Deanna Stirmel…………………………..….…...728-3709

Chairperson

Penny Sonheim…………………………..….…...903-9498

Commission Member

Luis Solis...………………………………………347-3679

Commission Member

Dan Szczap………………………………………728-1832

Vice - Chairperson

Greg Wright………………………..……..…..….728-5085

Commission Member

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Deadlines & Late Registration Fee Please note program registration deadlines.

Late registrations will be accepted if possi-

ble. A late fee of 25% of the program fee

shall be charged for registrations accepted

after a program’s stated deadline. It is our

hope to encourage registration by the dead-

line, not add revenue. So register early!

Don’t miss a chance to participate or let a

program be cancelled by registering late.

Fee Structure &

Non-Resident Fee Policy The Parks and Recreation Department

charges participant fees to limit taxpayer

subsidization. Fees are developed to recov-

er direct costs of programming. Those not

residing within the City of Delavan are con-

sidered non-residents, and will pay a slight-

ly higher fee in lieu of tax contribution.

In situations where the Department partners

with another tax-supported agency, such as

the School District, County or Township,

residency status, relating to program fees, is

extended to include the taxpayers of these

agencies.

Refund Policy The intent of this policy is to make possible

the refunding of registration fees and charg-

es based upon circumstances beyond the

control of a program participant.

A refund less 20% service charge, not

to exceed $5 will be granted if a refund

request is received at least seven (7)

days prior to the start of a program.

No refunds shall be granted if request is

received after the seven (7) day period

unless there is a medical condition.

A refund will be granted for a medical

condition that prohibits an individuals’

ability to participate in a program mi-

nus the 20% service charge and a pro-

rated program charge.

Refunds cannot be granted for programs

requiring advanced reservations, facility

rentals, WPRA discount tickets, or for pro-

grams that are 50% completed.

Inclement Weather Outdoor programs will be cancelled when

the weather is inclement or fields are not

playable. Please check online to determine

if a program is cancelled:

delavanparkrec.com

Cancelled Classes All programs are subject to change. Pro-

grams will be subject to cancellation

should low attendance warrant such a deci-

sion. There may be times classes need to be

cancelled due to weather, facility schedul-

ing, etc. We will attempt to reschedule the

class, however, if we are unable to make

up the class, there will be NO REFUNDS

given for class cancellations. For program

closing due to inclement weather, or other

reasons, call (262) 728-5585 ext. 222.

Age Requirements Adult programs are open to anyone age 18

and older, unless otherwise specified.

Youth programs involving team sports

will be organized by age or grade level.

The age/grade requirements for each pro-

gram are listed in this program guide. Par-

ticipants will not be allowed to move up to

a program if they haven’t reached the re-

quired age or grade. Individualized pro-

grams may be organized by experience or

skill level.

Non-Discrimination Policy The Delavan Parks and Recreation Depart-

ment will not exclude any person from

participating in a program or activity on the

basis of race, color, national origin, sex,

age, or disability. Please contact the Parks

& Recreation Department if you need spe-

cific accommodations in order to partici-

pate.

Financial Assistance Financial assistance is available for those

unable to pay registration fees. Those re-

questing assistance must fill out a financial

assistance form. For more information,

please contact the Parks and Recreation

Department. Parents are encouraged to

contact Tom Klug, Parks & Recreation

Director at (262) 728-5585 ext. 132.

Have a program idea? Do you have a skill, talent, or knowledge

you would like to share through the Recre-

ation Department? The Parks and Recrea-

tion Department always welcomes sugges-

tions for the development of “new” pro-

gram offerings. Contact us for a program

proposal form at (262) 728-5585 ext. 2.

Risk/Personal Liability Participants must recognize that all

programs of a physical nature involve

risk. By registering for a program/

activity of this nature there is assumed

risk by the participant. The City of

Delavan Parks & Recreation Depart-

ment does not provide medical insur-

ance to participants, and assumes no

liability for personal injuries of persons

participating or attending City pro-

grams. A participant’s personal insur-

ance policy must cover any incurred

medical-related costs.

Photo Policy Parks and Recreation staff may on oc-

casion photograph participants enrolled

in programs, classes, events or enjoying

park facilities. These photographs are

for Parks & Recreation publications,

flyers, and brochures. All photos taken

by staff are for the Parks & Recreation

Department’s use and become its sole

property. If you do not wish to have

your or your child’s photo taken, please

inform the photographer.

Email List Join our email list, and receive updates

on program information throughout the

year! Just send an email with your full

name and email address to:

[email protected]

Employment Opportunities Applications are being accepted for job

opportunities including lifeguards,

swim instructors, sports instructors,

aerobic and water aerobic instructors.

Applications are available at the Parks

and Recreation Department.

Program Information

Additional program information is

made available in the local newspapers.

Many youth programs are also an-

nounced at local schools. For specific,

current information contact the Parks &

Recreation Department at

(262) 728-5585 ext. 2.

GENERAL INFORMATION


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Sign up early!

Many of our cancelled programs could have been avoided with

earlier registrations. Sign up today!!

GENERAL INFORMATION

Tell Us Your Email Address and Receive a

Newsletter

The DPRD will be communicating more and more using email. This will make it easier to announce new programs and remind you of upcoming programs. It is a policy of the DPRD not to share or sell your address to others, so give us your email address so you can receive the latest in Parks & Recreation news and notes.

Wanted: New Programs! We are always looking for new programs that may be exciting to

people of any age and utilize the resources available in our commu-

nity (people and facilities). If you have a hobby, interest, expertise

or special talent, and you would like to offer a program through us,

please contact the Delavan Parks and Recreation Staff at (262) 728-

5585 ext. 2. We will sit down with you and work through all of

the details necessary to create your new program including facilities,

equipment, costs, revenues, and staffing. We also welcome your

suggestions for new programs and will research the feasibility of

offering a related program.

Didn’t Hear From Us? That’s Good! The Delavan Parks & Recreation Department will not send out con-

firmations regarding registrations. If you do not hear from us, con-

sider yourself registered in the program. We will only contact you in

the case of a problem (cancellation, payment inaccuracy, full pro-

gram). Our registration system now allows us to send confirmations

via e-mail. If you would like a confirmation, please indicate an e-

mail address on your form or sign up online at:

delavanparkrec.com

Don’t Wait …Register Early! If there are not enough participants for a program, it will be can-

celled before it begins. If the program reaches its maximum, addi-

tional registrations will not be accepted and will be placed on a wait-

ing list.

Save this bulletin The Parks and Recreation Department has a limited amount of pro-

gram bulletins available for public distribution. Please save and refer

to this bulletin for program registration information or visit our web-

site: delavanparkrec.com

On-Site Registration Instructors will not accept registration or payment at the class site

unless otherwise stated in the program description. All registration

transactions must be completed at the Park and Recreation

Department by the posted deadline.

Department Information

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 465

Delavan, WI 53115

Office Hours Monday - Friday

8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Park & Rec Website delavanparkrec.com

Phone Number 262-728-5585 ext. 2

Delavan Community Swim Team

www.southcentralswim.com

Eric Rhodes (608) 751-8983

Youth Wrestling Club

www.eteamz.com/

delavandarienyouthwrestling

Nieves Gonzales (262) 740-2225

Delavan Comets Football

David Henriott (262) 745-3606

Delavan Youth Soccer

Mark Becker (262) 716-6471

[email protected]

Delavan-Darien Youth Cheer

delavancheerleading.com

Pam Valenti (262) 903-5353

Ashley Sheppard (920) 988-4998

Boy Scouts

Mike Ploeger (262) 728-8125

Cub Scouts

Becky Weidner (262) 745-1002

[email protected]

Girl Scouts of Badger Council

(800) 362-3226

Delavan - Darien Optimist Club

Kevin Austin (262) 325-7210

Delavan Downtown Business Assoc.

Laura Jacobs-Welch (262) 740-1880

Friends of Phoenix Park Bandshell

Dave Block (262) 725-6034

Delavan / Delavan Lake Area

Chamber of Commerce

(262) 728-5095

Delavan Township

(Delavan Lake Boat Launch)

(262) 728-3471

Delavan Lake Yacht Club

(262) 725-1688

Community Contacts

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Movies in the Park

Coming Soon


7 BIRTHDAY PARTIES

Come celebrate your child’s next birthday party at the city of Delavan Parks and Recreation Department An energetic birthday instructor

will lead all the activities while parents sit back and enjoy the party. Plus, we do all the setup and clean up! Party packages include one hour

of activities and 30 min. of party room time. Available on Saturday and Sunday.

Location: Mill Pond Building

Date: Saturday & Sunday, September 7 - May 3

Time: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (parties scheduled between)

Fee: $90 Resident / $110 Non-Resident

Price includes 12 children. Each additional child is $5.

$30 for an additional 30 min. of party time

Call the Rec. Dept. to set up your party!

Birthday Parties! Age 4 -10

CSI Media

Four FUN themes to choose from!

The Dentist

Pirate Party! ARRRRRGH! Land Ho! Pretend to be pirates sailing the ocean blue. Games include find the

hidden treasure, pin the x on the treasure map, and make your own pirate craft! Dress as a

pirate!

Princess Party! Play princess games, make your very own princess crown, sing princess songs and read en-

chanted stories! Come dressed as a princess for this fairytale adventure!

Super Hero Party! ZAP, POW! Get ready for this action packed party! Super Hero training, make your own

super hero mask, and play super hero bingo. Dress as your favorite hero!

Animal Party! Roar! Love Animals? Celebrate your birthday party pretending to be your favorite animals,

racing zoo relays, and making your favorite animal mask.

Includes:

1 1/2 Hour Party for 12 children

Including birthday child

Lead Instructor

Pizza (2 slices per child)

Beverage

Paper Products

Clean/ Set-up

Activities, Games, and Crafts

Exciting Themes!

Parents Supply:

Cake

Party Favors

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SPECIAL EVENTS/YOUTH PROGRAMS

At The Abbey Resort Girls, take Dad or Granddad out for a special night of dinner and dancing. Fathers, enjoy a wonderful evening

with your daughter's while creating lasting memories. This unforgettable evening includes, dinner, refreshments,

dessert, and dancing. A professional photographer will be on hand to capture your special moment.

Location: The Abbey Resort - Harbor Ballroom

269 Fontana Boulevard

Fontana, WI 53125

Date: February 7, 2014

Fee Course #

$50 Resident / $66 Non-Resident 599 Couple

$25 Resident / $33 Non-Resident 600 Extra Child

Grade K - 8

Basics of Ballet Dancing Age 3 - 10 Ande has been dancing for 15 years. She has studied with the Wood-

stock Ballet Studio and the Dance Factory in Delavan. Ande will be

studying dance in college as well. Her class will focus on teaching

the beginning steps in ballet, working up to a short performance.

Location: Elkhorn Recreation Center

200 Devendorf Street, Elkhorn

Monday, January 13 - February 17

Age Time Course # Fee

3 - 5 4:30 - 5:00 pm 651 $25 Resident

$30 Non-Resident

6 - 10 5:00 - 5:45 pm $30 Resident

$35 Non-Resident 653

Monday, February 24 - March 31

Age Time Course # Fee

3 - 5 4:30 - 5:00 pm 652 $25 Resident

$30 Non-Resident

6 - 10 5:00 - 5:45 pm $30 Resident


Dance & Cheer (No School!) Grade K - 8 Come spend an afternoon dancing, turning, leaping, and jumping

with the DDHS Varsity Pom/Dance Team! We will teach a short

routine and practice Pom/Dance skills all while having lots of

fun. Girls will also be given the opportunity to perform at a Varsity

Boys Basketball game on January 25 at 6pm! Please wear comforta-

ble clothes and dance or tennis shoes and bring a water bottle to the

clinic on Friday. T-shirt will be included.

Instructor: Brittany Gosa

DDHS Varsity Pom/Dance Coach

Location: DDHS - Cafeteria

Date: Friday, January 24

Time: 12:00 - 4:00 pm


Course #: 655


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Kids Zumba Age 5 - 11 The Zumba Kids Program is the ultimate dance-fitness party for young Zumba fans. It features awesome music that gets kids movin’ to the

beat. It’s all about reinforcing the idea that it’s okay to just be yourself and to dance like no one’s watching. Kids get the exercise they need

without even realizing it. They’re too busy having a blast rocking out with their friends!

Instructor: Rachel Czys


Monday

Darien Elementary Gym

Date Time Age Course #

January 27 - February 24 4:00 - 4:45 pm 5 - 7 656


March 10 - April 14

(No Class March 31) 4:00 - 4:45 pm 5 - 7 657

March 10 - April 14

(No Class March 31) 5:00 - 5:45 pm 8 - 11 660

April 28 - June 2

(No Class May 26) 4:00 - 4:45 pm 5 - 7 658

April 28 - June 2

(No Class May 26) 5:00 - 5:45 pm 8 - 11 661

Kite Making Age 4 - 8 We will be designing, creating, then flying our creations for this

class. All supplies are provided. Let’s go fly a kite! Parents are re-

quired to stay with their child for the duration of the activity.

Location: West Park Shelter

Date: Saturday, May 31

Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Fee: $10 Resident

$13 Non-Resident

Course #: 670

Safe Sitter Age 11 - 15 The Safe Sitter training program is designed to prepare 11 - 15 year

olds for the responsibility of nurturing, caring for and protecting

children. The class will address first aid and safety, rescue breathing,

basic childcare, decision making skills, age appropriate behavior and

play. Participants should bring a bag lunch.

Instructor: Barb Meyer


200 Devendorf Street, Elkhorn

Time: 8:30 am - 3:00 pm


Date Course #

Saturday, March 8 668

Saturday, April 12 669

Saturday

Darien Senior Center


January 18 - February 15 10:40 - 11:25 am 5 - 7 662

January 18 - February 15 9:40 - 10:25 am 8 - 11 665

February 22 - March 22 10:40 - 11:25 am 5 - 7 663

February 22 - March 22 9:40 - 10:25 am 8 - 11 666

April 26 - May 31

(No Class May 24) 10:40 - 11:25 am 5 - 7 664

April 26 - May 24

(No Class May 24) 9:40 - 10:25 am 8 - 11 667

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Martial Arts at Age 5 & Up

Delavan Flying Dragon These classes consist of proper warm up and stretching followed by

martial art basic blocks, kicks, stances, strikes, and self-defense

techniques. Please wear sweat pants and t-shirt. Bring a water

bottle. No food allowed. Wavier form must be filled out at Dela-

van Flying Dragons.

Instructor: Master Joe Murphy

Location: Delavan Flying Dragons

133 Park Place

Delavan, WI 53115

Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm


YOUTH SPORTS

Date Course #

Tuesday & Thursday

January 7 - January 30 671

Tuesday & Thursday

February 4 - February 27 672

Tuesday & Thursday

March 4 - March 27 673

Tuesday & Thursday

April 8 - May 1 674

Tuesday & Thursday

May 6 - May 29 675

Gymnastics Age 18 months - 12 years CSA Kids USA Junior Olympic Gymnastics Program makes learn-

ing fitness and fun happen! Gymnastics helps develop coordination,

flexibility, strength and motor skills. In gymnastics you learn to fol-

low instructions, build self-esteem and confidence.

Location: CSA Kids Sports & Arts

107 Richmond Rd., Delavan, WI 53115


Monday, April 7 - May 12

(No Class April 14)

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, March 29

Age Time Course #

18 months - 3.5 years

(With Parent) 5:15 - 5:45 pm 676

3.5 - 5 6:05 - 6:45 pm 677

5.5 - 12 7:05 - 7:45 pm 678

Instructional Soccer Age 3 - 8 Players will be introduced to the basics of dribbling, passing, shoot-

ing and defending. Players are encouraged to wear shin guards.

Location: Veteran’s Park - Delavan

Date: Monday, April 21 - May 12


Age Time Course #

3 - 5 5:00 - 5:45 pm 679

6 - 8 6:00 - 6:45 pm 680

All Star Sports Age 3 - 8 Come join us for this multi-sport class. Activities will range from

Flag Football to Kickball and everything in-between.


Veteran’s Park, Delavan

Tuesday, May 6 - May 27

Age Time Course #

3 - 5 5:00 - 5:45 pm 681

6 - 8 6:00 - 6:45 pm 682

West Park, Darien

Thursday, May 15 - June 5

Age Time Course #

3 - 5 5:00 - 5:45 pm 683

6 - 8 6:00 - 6:45 pm 684


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Comet Attack Grade K - 4

Itty Bitty Bumpers This class is an introduction to volleyball through fun games.

Participants will be taught the fundamentals of serving, passing, and

positioning. This co-ed program is designed for the beginner to

intermediate player and will incorporate essential life-lessons such

as teamwork and sportsmanship. T-shirt will be included.

Instructor: Jean Jacobs & DDHS Volleyball Players

Location: DDHS - East Gym

Date: Sunday, January 12 - February 2

Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm


Course #: 685

Futsal (Indoor Soccer) Age 9 - 11 Futsal is a modified version of indoor soccer played on a basketball

court with a variation of outdoor and indoor rules. This program is

designed to teach the fundamentals of futsal/soccer, focusing on the

skills needed and the rules of the game. Participants will work on

fundamentals and play small sided games. Players are encouraged to

wear shin guards. *Please wear tennis shoes.

Location: DDHS West Gym

Date: Sunday, February 9 - March 16

Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm


Course #: 687

Comet Attack Volleyball Camp Grade 5 - 8 We will be working on the basic skills of volleyball: passing, serv-

ing, setting, hitting, and blocking. Volleyball rotations and rules will

be incorporated in each practice. We will bring the FUN in

“fun”damentals with drills and games. Camp will be directed by

DDHS Varsity Volleyball Coach Jean Jacobs, as well as her staff

and high school athletes. T-shirt will be included.

Instructor: Jean Jacobs & DDHS Volleyball Players

Location: DDHS - East Gym

Dates: Sunday, January 12 - February 2

Time: 1:30 - 3:00 pm


Deadline: Friday, January 3

Course #: 686

Fencing (Foil) Age 6 & Up Learn fencing basics - advance, retreat, lunge, point in line, four

basic parries, simple attacks, use of distance, fencing measure, rules

of play, and basic strategy. Class consists of warm-up games,

stretching, footwork and fencing drills along with bouting practice

against other class members. Please bring a new (not worn on the

street) pair of thin soled gym shoes to use for fencing. T-shirt and

long workout pants needed. Water bottle recommended. Instructor

Sabine Harmann has been fencing since 1980 and began teaching in

2001.

Instructor: Sabine Harmann

Location: Allez Fencing Group

31 N. Wisconsin St.

Darien, WI 53114



Thursday,


Wednesday,


Tuesday,

January 7 - February 11 7:30 - 9:00 pm 15 + 696

Thursday,

February 20 - March 27 6:00 - 7:30 pm 6 - 10 689

Wednesday,

February 19 - March 26 6:00 - 7:30 pm 11 - 14 693

Tuesday,

February 18 - March 25 7:30 - 9:00 pm 15 + 697

Thursday,

April 3 - May 8 6:00 - 7:30 pm 6 - 10 690

Wednesday,

April 2 - May 7 6:00 - 7:30 pm 11 - 14 694

Tuesday,

April 1 - May 6 7:30 - 9:00 pm 15 + 698

Thursday,

May 15 - June 19 6:00 - 7:30 pm 6 - 10 691

Wednesday,

May 14 - June 18 6:00 - 7:30 pm 11 - 14 695

Tuesday,

May 13 - June 17 7:30 - 9:00 pm 15 + 699

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YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL

The Coach’s Locker

Coed T - Ball Age 4 - 5 Every player will bat every inning and experience each fielding po-

sition during the season. Players will receive a t-shirt and hat.

Location: Yadon Park

Dates: Tuesday and Thursday

June 17 - July 24

(No Games July 3)

Time: Games begin at 6:00pm

Early Bird Rate

(Registered before May 23) Regular Rate Course #

$25 Resident

$33 Non-Resident

$35 Resident


Comet Baseball Spring Training Age 9 - 14 Get a jump start on the summer baseball season with Coach Yanko,

and the Comet Baseball Team. Participants will go through hitting

and fielding drills that will help prepare them for the summer. Pitch-

ing will also be included in this camp. Groups will be divided by

like age. Please bring your baseball glove, bat (if you do not have

one, limited amounts will be available) and wear tennis shoes (no

cleats).

Instructor: Paul Yanko

DDHS Baseball Coach

Location: DDHS Gyms

Date: Saturday, April 26

Time: 9:30 - 12:00 pm


Course #: 702

Coed Coach Pitch Baseball Age 6 - 8 Players will continue to work on the fundamental of the game while

being introduced to more advanced skills like outfield relay throws

and directional hitting. Players will receive a t-shirt and hat.

Location: Yadon Park

Dates: Monday and Wednesday

June 16 - July 23

(No Games July 2)

Time: Games begin at 6:00pm

Early Bird Rate

(Registered before May 23) Regular Rate Course #

$25 Resident

$33 Non-Resident

$35 Resident


Delavan Parks & Recreation Department

Youth Sports Code of Conduct

All parents, players, and coaches are encouraged to read and

follow the practices discussed in the code of conduct.

Parents - Code of Conduct 1. Pick-up and drop-off players on time.

2. Assist during practices. (If needed)

3. Always be positive.

4. Be respectful to the coaches. Officials and opposing teams

during games.

5. Help your child establish their own goals.

6. Keep winning in perspective for yourself and your child.

7. Support your child.

Players - Code of Conduct 1. Show up to practices on time. If you can’t make it to a game

or practice, please let the coach know ahead of time.

2. Show up to practices and games ready to play.

3. Listen to your coaches during practices and games.

4. No horseplay or fooling around.

5. Play for the fun of the game.

6. Respect your teammates, coaches, officials and other teams.

Treat others as you would like to be treated.

7. Never argue with an official’s calls or decisions.

8. Control your temper. Resist the temptation to retaliate.

Coach - Code of Conduct 1. Make practices fun and enjoyable for everyone.

2. Teach the fundamentals of the sport.

3. Play everyone equally.

4. Be prepared for every practice and game.

5. Be on time for each practice and game.

6. Be a positive role model.

New Early Bird Rates!



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Delavan Parks and Recreation Baseball and Softball Programs

Registration received after the indicated deadlines cannot be guaranteed a spot in the league.

No moving up or down will be allowed. All players must compete in their appropriate age level

Practices begin shortly before the season begins

Parents and players must sign a code of conduct before the start of the season

Cactus League Instructional Baseball Age 7 - 8 This instructional league will be a semi-competitive league teaching players the rules and fundamentals of the game. This league will be kid

pitched with no umpires, and no end of the season tournament. Team will compete against local Cactus League communities playing both

home and away games. Boys and girls are welcome. Player must meet age requirements by May 1, 2014. Players will receive a t-shirt and hat.

Gray baseball pants must be purchased separately.

In the event that there are enough players for two teams, there will be a skills assessment to divide players on teams. The assessment will be

on Saturday, April 12.

Date: Practices begin in May.

Games played June - July.

Cactus League Baseball Age 9 - 14 Teams will compete against local communities playing both home

and away games. Schedule for games and practices will be provided

for all participants. Age as of May 1, 2014.

Shirt, hat, and belt will be provided. Shirt and belt must be returned

to coach at the last game of the season. Gray baseball pants must be

purchased separately.

In the event that there are enough players for two teams, there will

be a skills assessment to divide players on teams. The assessment

will be on Saturday, April 12.

Date: Practice may begin in April weather depending

Games will be May - July

Age

Early Bird Rate

(Registered before

March 28)

Course # Regular Rate

9 - 10 $35 Resident


$45 Resident

$55 Non-Resident

11 - 12 $45 Resident


$55 Resident

$65 Non-Resident



$60 Resident

$70 Non-Resident

Quad County Softball League Age 9 - 14 Teams will compete against local communities playing both home

and away games. Schedule for games and practices will be provided

for all participants. Age as of August 31, 2014.

Shirt, hat, and belt will be provided. Shirt and belt must be returned

to coach at the last game of the season. Gray baseball pants must be

purchased separately.

In the event that there are enough players for two teams, there will

be a skills assessment to divide players on teams. The assessment

will be on Saturday, April 12.

Date: Practice may begin in April weather depending

Games will be May - July

Early Bird Rate

(Registered before March 28) Regular Rate Course #

$30 Resident

$40 Non-Resident

$40 Resident


Darien Youth Baseball

Darien has a youth baseball organization that holds practices and

games at West Park in Darien. For more information on the program

please contact Corey Logterman at (262) 812 - 7856

Volunteer Coaches Wanted

If you are interested in coaching a youth baseball or softball league

team, please indicate it on your registration form or contact us at

262-728-5585 ext. 2

Age

Early Bird Rate

(Registered before

March 28)

Course # Regular Rate

9 - 10 $35 Resident


$45 Resident

$55 Non-Resident



$55 Resident

$65 Non-Resident



$60 Resident

$70 Non-Resident


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AQUATICS

Water Tykes Age 3.5 - 5 years

Tykes will work on developing basic kicks and strokes, such as front to back rolls,

alternating leg and arm motion, and drafting while breathing. One parent per child

must be in the water to aid with instruction.

Swimming Lessons Age 5 - 14

Swimmers will progress through a variety of swim and safety skills. The student to instructor ratio will be approximately 6:1.

Location: DDHS Pool (Saturday) / Wisconsin School for the Deaf (Thursday)


Saturday, January 25 - March 8

(No Class February 8)

Delavan-Darien High School Pool

Class Time Course #

Beginner 9:15 - 10:00 am 716

Intermediate 9:15 - 10:00 am 720

Advanced 9:15 - 10:00 am 724

Beginner 10:15 - 11:00 am 717


Advanced 10:15 - 11:00 am 725

Beginner - Fundamentals of Aquatic Skills This class teaches the fundamentals of water skills while helping participants learn to feel comfortable in the water. Students will learn

independent water entry, blowing bubbles through mouth and nose, front & back glides, floating, finning arm action, alternating arm & leg

action, bobbing, and more.

Intermediate - Stroke Development & Improvement The objectives of this class are to develop confidence in previously learned skills and expand upon them. Participants will learn such

techniques as rotary breathing, front & back crawl, elementary backstroke, scissor kick, butterfly kick, and treading water.

Advanced - Stroke Refinement & Swimming Proficiency This class continues teaching coordination and refinement of previous strokes over greater distances. Students will learn shallow angle dive,

tuck & pike dive, front flip turn, backstroke flip turn, front & back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, butterfly, sculling,

and more.

Thursday, January 23 - February 27

Class Time Course #

Water Tots 5:30 - 6:00 pm 710

Water Tykes 6:05 - 6:35 pm 712

Water Tots Age 12 months - 3 years

Parents learn techniques to help teach their child water acquaintance safety skills,

grabbing the wall, holding breath, and back floats. Tots learn underwater explora-

tion, bobbing, jumping into pool, front glide, and kicking. One parent per child

must be in the water to aid with instruction.

Thursday, April 10 - May 15

Wisconsin School for the Deaf

Class Time Course #

Beginner 6:40 - 7:25 pm 715

Thursday, April 10 - May 15

Class Time Course #

Water Tots 5:30 - 6:00 pm 711

Water Tykes 6:05 - 6:35 pm 713

Thursday, January 23 - February 27

Wisconsin School for the Deaf

Class Time Course #

Beginner 6:40 - 7:25 pm 714

Saturday, April 26 - May 31

Delavan-Darien High School Pool

Class Time Course #

Beginner 9:15 - 10:00 am 718


Advanced 9:15 - 10:00 am 726

Beginner 10:15 - 11:00 am 719


Advanced 10:15 - 11:00 am 727

Parent & Tot Swim Lessons Age 12 months - 5 years Location: Kastner Hall - Wisconsin School of the Deaf Therapy Pool



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AM & PM Water Aerobics Age 18 & Up Water aerobics will help strengthen your cardiovascular system and

help you become more physically fit through the progressions and

variations of simple, basic movements. Easy on the joints, relaxing,

and very enjoyable.

Instructor: June McClellan (AM Classes)

Mary Kennedy (PM Classes)

Location: DDHS Pool

Wednesday 5:15 - 6:05 am

Date Fee Course #

January 8 - March 12 $35 Resident


March 19 - May 21

(No Class April 2)

$32 Resident


Lap Swim and PM Water Aerobics

Punch Card System Our punch card system provides greater flexibility for busy

participants. Delavan Parks and Recreation is not responsible for

lost cards. Punch cards are non-refundable. Expires May 22, 2014.

Punch cards are valid for PM water aerobics and Lap Swim

Sessions only. See schedule below for applicable dates.

PM Water Aerobics

Location: DDHS Pool

Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Fee: $22 (5 Sessions)

Course #:

* Expires May 22, 2014.

Schedule Tuesday Thursday

January 7, 14, 21, 28 9, 16, 30

February 4, 11, 18, 25 6, 13, 20, 27

March 4, 11, 18, 25 6, 13, 20, 27

April 8, 15, 22, 29 10, 17, 24

May 6, 13, 20, 20 1, 8, 15, 22

AM Water Aerobics

PM Water Aerobics

WATER AEROBICS / LAP SWIM

Private Swimming Lessons Age 5 & Up Perfect for any swimmer who would like individualized attention

and a lesson specific to their swimming needs. These swim lessons

are ideal for focusing on improving stroke techniques, endurance,

overcoming fear, and beginning level swimmers.

Limited space available. Sign up Today!

Location: DDHS Pool

Time: 11:15 - 11:45 am


Date Course #

Saturday, February 15 - March 8 728

Saturday, April 26 - May 17 729

Friday 5:15 - 6:05 am

Date Fee Course #



March 21 - May 23

(No Class April 4 & April 18)

$28 Resident


Tuesday 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Date Fee Course #



March 18 - May 20

(No Class April 1)

$32 Resident


Thursday 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Date Fee Course #

January 9 - March 20

(No Class January 23)

$35 Resident


March 27 - May 22

(No Class April 3)

$28 Resident


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FITNESS PROGRAMS

Nieuwenhuis Bros. Inc.

Zumba Gold Age 18 & Up Come join us for some fitness fun in Zumba Gold. While moving,

dancing and having a blast, you will also enjoy a cardio workout,

and strengthening your muscles and bones. This is a great class for

beginners.


Location: Darien Elementary Gym

Time: 6:00 - 6:45 pm


Date Course #

Monday, January 27 - February 24 744

Monday, March 10 - April 14

(No Class March 31) 745

Monday, April 28 - June 2

(No Class May 26) 746

Zumba Age 18 & Up Do you enjoy Latin and international music? Have you heard of the

Latin-inspired dance fitness program that has many people world-

wide burning calories? Zumba is a fun way to learn various dance

styles and having a good time doing fitness. Sign up for all the ses-

sions or the ones most convenient for you.


Location: Phoenix Middle School Gym

Time: 6:30 - 7:25 pm

Fee: $34 Resident/ $44 Non-Resident

Piloxing Age 16 & Up Piloxing incorporates cutting edge research to burn maximum calo-

ries, build lean muscles and increase stamina. It blends the targeted

sculpting and flexibility of Pilates, the power and strength of boxing

and the joy and exhilaration of dance into a high-energy workout that

incorporates interval training and builds core strength. Gloves are

optional, see instructor at class for more information. BRING AN

EXERCISE MAT FOR THE FLOOR WORK.



Date Course #

Wednesday, February 12 - March 26 747

Wednesday, April 9 - May 21 748

Delavan Runner’s Club Age 14 & Up Join fellow running enthusiast as we strengthen and refine your run-

ning skills. Explore Delavan through running new routes planned by

the instructor. Learn running tips from experienced runners. All fit-

ness levels are welcome the class is tailored to the experience of the

group of runners. Gear up to run the 5K or Half Marathon on Satur-

day, May 3 at Lake Lawn Resort.


Date: Thursday, March 13 - May 1

Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm


Course #: 749

Monday, 7:00 - 7:50 pm

Darien Elementary Gym

Date Course #

January 27 - February 24 738

March 10 - April 14

(No Class March 31) 739

April 28 - June 2


Saturday, 8:30 - 9:20 am

Darien Senior Center

Date Course #

January 18 - February 15 741

February 22 - March 22 742

April 26 - May 24



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ADULT PROGRAMS

Lifeguard Class Age 15 & Up This American Red Cross certification course trains swimmers to

become lifeguards. It covers the skills and knowledge required for

effective lifeguarding at most private and public swimming pools in

the United States. Participants must be at least 15 years old and must

be able to pass a swimming test given on the first day of class. Fee

includes the cost of books and equipment. Also covered will be CPR

and First Aid certification.

Instructor: June McClellan

Location: DDHS Pool

Date: Monday & Wednesday, April 7 - April 21

Time: 6:15 - 9:00 pm


Course #: 752 Advanced Backyard Chickens Age 16 & Up This is an opportunity for people with poultry to discuss questions

they might have, share their experiences, and talk about helpful re-

sources. Dale Wheelock will lead a round table discussion for people

who are currently raising poultry, who have had poultry in the past

or have taken a backyard chickens class. Dale has raised poultry for

sixty years and serves as the key leader for the Walworth County

Fair’s Poultry Project. Under 16 is allowed call Rec. Dept. for more

info.

Instructor: Dale Wheelock

Location: Darien Town Hall

N2826 Foundry Rd, Darien, WI 53114

Date: Wednesday, March 19

Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm

Fee: FREE (must register in advance)

Course #: 751

Amateur (Ham) Radio Age 16 & Up Amateur Radio is a popular hobby and service in which licensed

Amateur Radio operators operate communications equipment. Learn

how to communicate with the world via Amateur (Ham) Radio. Af-

ter you complete the course and pass your test, the Federal Commu-

nications Commission will grant you a license. You will be able to

use voice, digital (computer) or even a telegraph key (if you learn

Morse code) to talk around the world.


Date: Saturday, January 18 - March 8

Time: 8:00 - 11:00 am


Course #: 750

Trees improve our quality of life and pay us back three

times the investment we make in them. Help us celebrate

the day of the tree. The Arbor Day program will include our

annual tree sale, and tree planting. More information will

be available in our summer program guide.

Location: Paul Lange Arboretum

Date: Friday, April 25

Arbor Day

“I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree.”

-Joyce Kilmer.


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Foundations of Investing Age 18 & Up Financial advisor, Deb Cross will present a course discussing key

features of bonds, stocks and mutual funds, asset allocation and the

impact of inflation - for those who are new to investing or need a

refresher.

Instructor: Debra Cross, Edward Jones

Location: 1034 C Ann St.

Delavan, WI 53115

Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Fee: FREE

ADULT PROGRAMS

Korey’s Auto Care

Retirement: Making your Age 18 & Up

Money Last Have you retired recently? Are you planning to retire soon? This

presentation discusses ideas to help build a reasonable and sustaina-

ble strategy for managing income and expenses during retirement.

We’ll explore how to address key concerns such as inflation, health

care expenses and market volatility as well as ways to prepare in

advance for things that may not go as expected.

Instructor: Debra Cross, Edward Jones

Location: 1034 C Ann St.

Delavan, WI 53115

Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Fee: FREE

Date Course #

Wednesday, February 12 756

Wednesday, April 9 757

Date Course #

Wednesday, January 29 753

Wednesday, March 12 754

Wednesday, May 14 755

Makeup Made Easy Age 18 & Up Do you feel like a “deer in headlights” when trying to select new

makeup? Finding the right color is a challenge! Our experts will

show you how to achieve a look that fits your fashion personality,

accentuates your best features and is right for your coloring. Partici-

pants will receive a color, fashion personality and facial shape analy-

sis to determine their individual needs and then a lesson on how to

use the colors correctly.

Instructor: Heidi Itzenheiser, Executive Image &

Beauti Control

Location: Darien Senior Center

47 Park St., Darien

Date: Thursday, April 17

Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm


Course #: 759

Secret of Ageless Skin Age 18 & Up Learn the secrets to reverse the seven signs of aging with guaranteed

results!!! You will receive an individual skin prescription and learn

the latest techniques to maintain healthy skin and resurface damaged

skin. Each participant will also receive a spa-quality transformation

facial and a breakthrough treatment that combines the benefits of

chemical peel and microderm abrasion. We also use non-surgical

fillers for a special anti-aging lift. *Please not that these treatments

are interactive and you will be an active participant.

Wear little or no makeup.

Instructor: Heidi Itzenheiser, Executive Image &

Beauti Control

Location: Darien Senior Center

47 Park St., Darien

Date: Wednesday, May 21

Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm


Course #: 758

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Mom’s Morning Out Age 18 & Up Join Gill Chiropractic for a number of classes that will focus on rais-

ing NATURALLY healthy kids. Sign up for the whole series or

whichever classes you would like to attend. Moms you can even

bring your kids along for an art project while you are in the discus-

sion.

Instructor: Dr. Tara Gill,

Location: Gill Family Chiropractic

1404 E. Walworth Ave.

Time: 9:00 - 10:00 am


Discover Your Family Tree Age 18 & Up Interested in learning about one’s family? If you are come and meet

the Walworth County Genealogical Society. The presentation will

include: An introduction to the WCGS, writing stories of your life -

memoirs inspired by a photo, sketch, or artifact, the family tree -

family group sheets and pedigree charts, Civil war ancestors and

handouts of available sources for Civil War research.

Location: Community Centre

826 E. Geneva St.

Date: Thursday, February 20

Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm


Course #: 767

AARP Driver’s Safety Class Age 16 & Up This course enables drivers to refresh their driving skills and under-

stand how to adjust to age-related challenges. The intent of the class

is to provide participants with an update to new highway laws and

new roadway changes (rotaries or “round-a-bouts” for example). At

the same time we review present knowledge and discuss the changes

in driving abilities due to aging. While we focus on mature drivers

(over 50 years of age) this material is valid for any age person.

Instructor: Jan Hackman

Location: Thursday - Delavan Community Centre

Friday - Darien Senior Center

Time: 1:00 - 5:00 pm

Fee: $15 - AARP Member

$20 - Non-AARP Member

Date Course #

Thursday, January 9 760

Friday, January 10 761

Friday, February 7 762

Thursday, April 10 763

Friday, April 11 764

ADULT PROGRAMS

Date Course # Class

Tuesday

February 4 768 Pregnancy & Mom’s Health

Tuesday

February 11 769

Infancy: How to cope with colic, breast-

feeding, & must haves in your

NATURAL medicine cabinet

Tuesday

February 18 770

Toddlers & Kids: Eating healthy,

fighting ear infections naturally, & sports

injuries

Tuesday

February 25

Spectrum Disorders: Natural approach to

ADHD, Asperger’s, & Autism 771

Ballroom Dance Age 18 & Up Richard Travis and Virginia Stewart, have over 40 years of profes-

sional experience teaching ballroom dance. Ballroom Smooth danc-

es will include: Quick Step, Foxtrot, Waltz and Tango. Ballroom

Latin dances will include: Salsa, Rumba, Mambo, Sambo and Cha

Cha. Price indicated is per person.


200 Devendorf St.

Date: Tuesday, February 18 - March 25


Class Time Course #

Ballroom Smooth 7:00 - 8:00 pm 765

Ballroom Latin 8:00 - 9:00 pm 766


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Team Residency Policy: Resident teams are rosters consisting of 75% or more City of Delavan, Town of Darien, and Village of

Darien residents and/or business sponsor within the resident area. If your team consists of less than 75% residents or does not have a City of Delavan, Town of Darien, or Village of Darien Business sponsor you are required to pay the non-resident team fee.

Returning Team Policy: Teams with the same manager as the year before are considered returning teams. Sponsor name and/or

team name does NOT hold teams spot.

New Team Policy: New teams are encouraged to turn in roster and payment before deadline. After the deadline new teams will be

accepted in the order that the DPRD received their team roster and payment.

Tournament: Tournaments will be conducted at the end of each season. Tournament champion will receive a trophy.

Age Requirement: All participants must be at least 18 years old prior to the start of the first game.

Coed Volleyball League Divisions have been established based on number of teams and de-

sired competition level. Games will be self-officiated. A minimum

of four (4) coed players must be on the court at all times. Payment

must accompany team registration.

Divisions: “A” = Competitive “B” = Recreational

Season: January - May

Location: DDHS East & West Gyms

Start Date: Wednesday, January 22

Game Times: 6:45 pm / 7:45 pm

Team Fee: $135 Resident / $165 Non-Resident

Deadline: Wednesday, January 8

ADULT SPORT LEAGUES

Sunday Men’s Softball League A managers meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 16 at 5:30

pm located at the Mill Pond. Team schedules and rules will be hand-

ed out at this time. One representative must be in attendance for

each team. Team rosters with address and phone number of all play-

ers are due at the managers meeting. This matted league has two

umpires and a scorekeeper for every game.

Season: May - August

Location: Fest Field

Start Date: Sunday, May 4


Deadline: Friday, March 28

Church League Softball Age 14 & Up A managers meeting will be held Wednesday, April 16 at 5:30pm

located at the Mill Pond. Team schedules will be handed out at this

time. Rules for the 2014 season will be discussed. One representa-

tive must be in attendance for each team. This is a matted league

with no umpire. Team rosters with address and phone numbers of all

players are due during the managers meeting.

Season: May - August

Location: Fest Field

Start Date: Tuesday, May 6


Deadline: Friday, March 28

Summer Coed Adult Sand Volleyball Get your friends, family, co-workers and neighbors together for

summer fun and exercise. Games will be self officiated. A minimum

of four (4) Coed players must be on the court. Payment must accom-

pany team registration.

Season: June - August

Location: Fest Park

Start Date: Wednesday, June 18

Game Times: 6:30 pm / 7:30 pm


Deadline: Wednesday, May 23

Community Bank

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Advertising in the Parks and Recreation Program Guide

CITY OF DELAVAN

The Delavan Parks and Recreation Department is looking for

businesses that would like to advertise in our tri-annual pro-

gram guides. Guides are distributed to all households (5,900)

in the City of Delavan and are also available online.

For more information or questions contact The Parks and

Recreation Department at 262-728-5585 ext. 2

Ad size Rate

Premium Back Cover (above the mailing indicia) 7.375” x 7.25” ............................................................................ $475 Premium Full Page (pages 2, 3, Inside Back Cover) 7.375” x 9.875” .......................................................................... $475 Full Page 7.375” x 9.875” .......................................................................... $425 Half Page Vertical 3.625” x 9.875” vertical .............................................................. $255 Half Page Horizontal 7.375” x 4.875” horizontal ........................................................... $255 Quarter Page 3.625” x 4.875” .......................................................................... $155 Eighth Page 3.625” x 2.375” .......................................................................... $95

City of Delavan Offices

123 South Second Street

Delavan, WI 53115

www.ci.delavan.wi.us

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

Phone Numbers

City Offices………………………. 728-5585

Police (non-emergency)…………... 728-6311

Fire (non-emergency)…………….. 728-5646

Library……………………………. 728-3111

Meeting agendas, and packet materials are available at ci.delavan.wi.us/events

Brush Collection

The City of Delavan curbside brush collection program for 2014 will

be the third Monday of each month from April to October weather

permitting. No phone call required for pick-up; please have the

branches out on terrace by 7:30 AM Monday morning. The collec-

tion will start on the west side of the City.

Specific collection dates are: April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21,

August 18, September 15, October 20.

Please note that branches must be less than 6” in diameter, a mini-

mum of 4’ in length, but not longer than 12’, and must be stacked

neatly at the curb, cut ends toward the street. Branches smaller than

4’ in length, bush cuttings, or items with roots can be brought to the

Street Department at 490 Richmond Road, hours are 7:15 a.m. to

3:15 p.m., Monday thru Friday.

Christmas Tree Collection

The Street Department will be collecting Christmas trees during the

month of January as weather and manpower allow. The trees must be

at the edge of the roadway without light strings, ornaments, or other

metal objects including tree stands or plastic bags. Wreaths, gar-

lands, etc. should be placed with your regular refuse. No phone call

is necessary for pick-up

The City of Delavan Municipal Building is a location that you can

pick up a work permit for those individuals that are under 18 years

old. Work Permits are available during regular business hours.

Please bring the information that you obtained from your employer

as well as the proper documentation. If you have any questions

Parking Regulations During Snowplowing

The parking or leaving standing of any vehicle on any street, except-

ing both sides of Walworth Avenue between Main Street to Fourth

Street, in the City commencing November 15 of each through March

15 of the following year shall be allowed ONLY on alternate side of

the street as more specifically hereinafter defined:

On odd-numbered calendar days, vehicle may be parked on that side

of the street where odd-numbered buildings are, or would be located,

between the hours of 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.

On even-numbered calendar days, vehicles may be parked on that

side of the street where even-numbered buildings are, or would be

located, between the hours of 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.

Sidewalk Shoveling

Owners or occupant of property in the City of Delavan are responsi-

ble for removing snow and/or ice from public sidewalks abutting

their property. If the snow and/or ice on the sidewalk is not cleared

by noon, one full (24 hours) day after the snow ceases to accumulate,

the city will remove the snow and/or ice at the property owner ex-

pense, charged at $125.00 per hour in 15 minute increments for labor

and equipment, with a minimum of $50.00 for the first 15 minutes.


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Storytime with Ms. Denise: Children and their caregivers are invited to enjoy stor ies and rhymes, music and movement, as well as

age-appropriate games to develop your child’s fine motor skills and encourage early literacy.

Tiny Tots Story Time - Wednesdays at 10 a.m. for children 18 months to 3 years old.

Preschool Story Time - Wednesdays at 2 p.m. for children age 3 to 5.

Tail Waggin’ Tutors: Yes, dog lovers...Divot is coming back to hear more stor ies! Make an appointment to spend time reading with

him the first Saturday of each month. Registration is required. Stop by the Youth Desk or call (262)728-3111, ext. 117 to reserve your time

slot! Visit tdi-dog.org to learn more.

Lego Club: 1st Monday of the month at 4:30 p.m.

Book Boogie: 4th Monday of the month at 11:00 a.m. Words and wiggles go together like peanut butter and jelly in this special

monthly story time for babies and toddlers (and their grown-ups, of course). Read, dance, repeat!

Knit and Crochet Club meets the fir st two Mondays and the last two Wednesdays of each month. Needle crafter s of all ages and

experience levels are welcome.

Aram Public Library

404 E. Walworth Ave.

Delavan, WI 53115

(262) 728-3111

* Library programs are free of charge and open to the public.

Library Hours Monday - Thursday 9:30 am - 8:00 pm

Friday 9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Saturday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saturday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

ARAM PUBLIC LIBRARY

FAMILY EVENTS

1/14 4:30 PM Marshmallow Masterpieces

1/18 1:00 PM A.A. Milne Celebration

1/24 11:00 AM -

1:00 PM

Pizza & a Movie:

Monsters University (G)

2/8 1:00 PM Laura Ingalls Wilder Celebration

2/11 4:30 PM Such a Card! Paper Craft

2/21 1:00 PM Craft-er-noon

3/1 1:00 PM Dr. Seuss Birthday Party

3/31 11:00 AM

1:00 PM

Pizza & a Movie:

Planes (PG)

4/1 1:00 PM -

3:00 PM Crafty Lil’ Buggies

4/2 11:00 AM -

1:00 PM Board Games & Snacks

4/3 1:00 PM Sandra Boynton Party

4/4 11:00 AM

1:00 PM

Pizza & a Movie:

Despicable Me 2 (PG)

4/21 11:00 AM Funny Bunny Story Time & Craft

Extravaganza

5/5 1:00 PM MmmmmMay! A Celebration of Tasty

Seasonal Treats

5/10 1:00 PM Paper Bag Princess Party

5/20 4:30 PM Fingerprint Gardens

5/24 10:00 AM Operation Incognito

TWEEN & TEEN EVENTS

1/23 6:00 PM Recycled T-Shirts

3/27 6:00 PM Create-Your-Own-Comics

2/6 6:00 PM Totally Retro 80s & 90s Party

4/10 6:00 PM Origami Art

5/8 5:30 PM Pizza & a Movie: Ghostbusters (PG)

ADULT PROGRAMS

3rd

Thursday 6:30 PM Aram Book Club: Titles TBA

Last

Monday 6:00 PM Guilty Pleasures Book Club Titles TBA

1/9 2:00 PM Sensational Soups

2/4 6:00 PM Pinterest How-To

2/15 1:00 PM Anime for Adults

3/11 1:30 PM Planning Your Spring Garden: Seed Starting

3/18 6:00 PM Facebook for Beginners

Watch for our “Sunday Special” programs one Sunday per month

at 1:30 PM.

Programs are subject to change.

Library programs are free of charge and open to the public

Some programs require advance registration. Contact the library

for further details.

Children under 9 must be accompanied by a caregiver.

WATCH THE LIBRARY WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION

ABOUT ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS! www.aramlibrary.org

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VILLAGE & TOWN OF DARIEN INFORMATION Village of Darien Offices

20 North Wisconsin Street

Darien, WI 53114

www.darienwi.us

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Phone Numbers

Village Offices……………………. 882-5055

Police (non-emergency)…………... 882-3432

Fire (non-emergency)…………….. 882-3678

Library……………………………. 882-5155

Town of Darien Offices

N2826 Foundry Rd.

Darien, WI 53114

www.darientown.com

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Phone Numbers

Town Hall………………………... 882-3393

Town Hall Garage………………... 882-3658

Library……………………………. 882-5155

Brush Collection

Brush collection is from April to October on specific dates in 2014

weather permitting. Please contact public works at 882-3658 for

more information. Brush accepted 3/4” to 8” in diameter and up to 4

feet long. Bring brush to roadside with cut ends facing road.

Call (262) 882-3658 to report storm damage.

Additional Information

Town Board meets the first Tuesday of each month.

Joint Park & Recreation Commissions the Second Tuesday.

Plan Commission the last Tuesday.

At the Town Hall 7pm unless otherwise posted.

Annual Meeting April 17th 7pm Town Hall.

Meetings are posted at Country Station, Countryside Restau-

rant, Town Hall and the Town Website

Recreation Commission members

Dale Wheelock - Chair Mike Nelson

Thomas Strickler - Vice Chair Larry Sisk

Tiffany Schutt, Secretary Bill Vance

Cary Scott Bill Shimer

Recycling and Garbage Disposal

The Town of Darien does not provide Town - wide recycling or

garbage pickup.

You May:

1. Contract with one of the area disposal companies.

2. Bring your regular household garbage to the Mallard Ridge

Landfill (W8470 State Road 11 724-3257) during the regular

business hours. This is free with proof of residency (drivers

license, utility bill or something with your current address.)

3. Bring your clean recyclables to the Landfill. You need not sort

since they are comingled and taken to another site where they

are hand sorted. Electronics are now accepted.

The Town of Darien offers each household three recycling bins free

of charge. If you have not received them or need replacements call

Dale Wheelock 882-3633.

Town of Darien

Winter Reminder:

No person shall park on the streets of the Village from November 15

to April 15 between the hours of 2:00 am and 6:00 am (overnight).

Vehicles parked overnight may be removed when interfering with

cleaning or snow removal.

Please make sure to clear all sidewalks of snow and ice. All snow /

ice shall be removed each day that it has been accumulated. Please

do not place the snow in the street. For more information, please see

the Municipal Code at www.darienwi.com.

Senior Activities

If you are looking for senior activities the Senior Center is located on

the lower level of the Library at 47 Park Street. Many Senior and

Walworth County groups already meet in the Center. Additionally,

it can be rented for special functions for an estimated party of 240

guests and includes a kitchen.

Check out our Family Connections Newsletter for the latest events

and activities or visit our website: www.darienwi.com.

Darien’s Food Pantry:

The Darien Food Pantry is operated by the Darien Methodist

Church, 15 Park Street. It is open on Mondays from 5:30 – 6:30

pm. Participants are allowed to pick up items every other week.

You must have a 53114 zip code to participate.

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SOUTH CENTRAL SWIM TEAM

DARIEN PUBLIC LIBRARY

Youth Swim Team

The South Central Swim Team is Delavan’s only swim team. We are a year-round competitive swim team devoted to teaching proper com-

petitive swimming technique, participation, recreation, physical activity, and FUN! Swimmers who can complete one length of the pool

freestyle and one length backstroke are welcome. Structured practices are available for all ages and abilities. Middle School and High

School athletes are welcome! Swimming provides excellent cross training and athletic general physical preparedness for all other sports.

Swimmers new to the team must try out. Stop by a practice to arrange a time for a try out.

Darien Public Library

47 Park Ave.

Darien, WI 53114

Ph. (262) 882-5155

Fax. (262) 882-5172

Come in and check us out! We

invite you to visit us in person.

“like” us on Facebook or visit

our website at

www.darien.lib.wi.us

LIBRARY HOURS

Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

* Located right next to Darien Elementary School

The Darien Library offers a wide variety of materials and services to the people of

Darien and its surrounding communities. Some of these include:

Free library cards

Rental of free music

Free proctoring of tests/exams

Free computer usage

Free wireless internet access

Free computer service

Fax Service

Free book club for adults

Free pre-school story times

Free Summer Reading Programs

Friendly customer service

Free Summer performers

Free Programs for adults & children

Free federal and state tax forms

Ongoing in-library book sale

Free English as a second language

classes

Monthly programs for Darien Elemen-

tary students

Upcoming Programs

Book Club for Adults

3rd Wednesday of the Month / 6:00pm

Story time for pre-school kids Thurs-

days April 3 - May 8/ 10:15 am

Beginning on Monday, February 3, the

library will have a make and take table

of supplies available for kids to make

Valentines.

The library’s collection includes hardcover and

paperback books for adults and children, books in

large print, books in Spanish for adults and chil-

dren, books on C.D., and books in playaway for-

mat. Movies are available for checkout in DVD or

VHS format. The library owns subscriptions to a

wide variety of magazines which are available

for checkout, and we subscribe to five newspa-

pers.

The Darien Library is a member of the SHARE

Consortium, which is made up of 45 Wisconsin

libraries. Our patrons can obtain materials from

any of these libraries, either in person, or by plac-

ing online holds. Holds can be sent to the Darien

Library for pick up.

The South Central Swim Team is a USA– Swim-

ming swim team which offers swimmers ages six

and up structured practices, stroke mechanics,

and an opportunity to compete on and individual

and team basis at local, regional, state, sectional,

and national levels.

Practices: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm

Location: Delavan - Darien High School Pool

Winter Season: December 1, 2013 - March 9, 2013

Spring Season: Begins in April

Stroke Development: $130 per season

Download our registration form online at www.southcentralswim.com, click on Registration.

Needs-based financial assistance is available. Inquire upon registration for more details.

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Facility Rentals To rent one of our Park Shelters for a function, come into our office at 123 S. Second Street, Delavan between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mon-

day thru Friday and fill out a reservation form. Special requests should be submitted at least one month prior to the event for proper approval.

A refundable security deposit is required at the time of making the reservation, and full payment of the facility rental fee is required at least

60 days prior to the event. All of our shelters come equipped with electrical outlets and garbage cans. We cannot take phone reservations

for facility rentals. Shelters and facilities are rented on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Parks The Delavan Parks & Recreation Department maintains nearly 200 acres in over 20 parks and public open spaces including two arbore-

tums; a conservancy; a cemetery; ball fields; playgrounds; tennis courts; basketball courts; a skateboard park; picnic areas; a recreation

building/beach house, shelters and gazebos; a band shell; a sledding hill; ponds, creeks and pedestrian/bike trails. We also maintain public

restrooms and parking lots and assist the Department of Public Works with street tree planting, watering and maintenance. We are extreme-

ly proud of our beautification efforts around the City as we plant and maintain over 30 flower beds.

We provide facilities, equipment and services for many community-wide special events such as the Fourth of July “Let Freedom Ring”

Parade and Celebration, Cinco de Mayo Celebration, Delavan Daze, Scarecrow Fest and more. We also make facilities such as the Mill

Pond available for public swimming and coordinate with local schools to offer programming in their facilities.

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Lion’s Shelter 10 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● $75 per day $50 $0

Upper Springs Shelter 8 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● $75 per day $50 $50

Yadon Shelter 6 ● ● ● ● ● $75 per day $50 X

Mill Pond Building Folding tables ● ● ● ● $15 per hour $100 X

Ball Diamonds

(Fest and Veteran’s Park) ● ● ● ● $35 w/o Lights;

$50 w/ Lights $100 $0

Phoenix Park Band Shell ● ● ● ● ● $200 per day $100 X

Arboretum—Paul Lange ● $45 per day $50 X

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Delavan Parks and Recreation would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their sup-

port in helping provide quality programs for the community of Delavan.

Sponsor Board Program

The City of Delavan Park and Recreation Department will be ac-

cepting new applications for our sponsor board program in January.

We are using the outfield fence at Fest Park as a way to help you

promote your business. You are able to design your own 4 ft. by 8

ft. sign to showcase your business at our most heavily used athletic

field.

We have exact requirements for implementation in the Sponsor

Board Program. For more information, please view our website at

www.delavanparkrec.com, or contact Tom Klug at 262-728-5585

ext. 132.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Thank you to our Youth Flag Football

Volunteer Coaches

Bob Beighton Tim Foster Ruben Rendon

Brock Belcher Brian O’Grady Tim O’Grady

Scott Terpstra James Healy Justin Vollmar

Chris Lumkes Cedric Square

Concerts in the Park 2013 One of the beautiful jewels of Delavan parks is the Phoenix Park

Band Shell. This unique facility is host to a variety of free summer

and fall entertainment. The Friends of the Phoenix Park Bandshell,

Inc., in cooperation with the city of Delavan's Park & Recreation

Department, has provided a line-up of many different performances

of music in a wide variety of genres, from spiritual to rock, pop,

classical, jazz, blues, and country, plus special events.

For more information about events held in the Phoenix Park, see the

website. www.phoenixparkbandshell.com

The Friends of Phoenix Park Bandshell are looking for

volunteers to help promote, organize, and run shows. If

interested, please call Dave Block at (262) 725-6034.

Delavan Skeleton Scurry 5K/10K Delavan Police Department

Lake Lawn Resort

Joe Moniot

Alpha Sigma Sorority at UW-Whitewater

UW-Whitewater Creative and Resourceful Educators (CARE)

Sponsorship Booklet The Delavan Parks and Recreation Department is always looking for

sponsors for youth programs and other park related projects. To find

out more about these opportunities check out our new Sponsorship

booklet. If you would like to request one please contact the Rec.

Department: 262-728-5585 ext. 2


31 COMMUNITY EVENTS

Community Websites

City of Delavan ........................................................... ci.delavan.wi.us

Town of Darien ........................................................... darientown.com

Village of Darien ......................................................... darien.wi.us

Delavan - Darien School District ................................ ddschools.org

Delavan Park and Recreation ...................................... delavanparkrec.com

Delavan - Delavan Lake Chamber of Commerce........ delavanwi.org

Delavan Downtown Business Association .................. discoverdelavan.com

Delavan Lions Club .................................................... delavanlionsclub.org

Friends of Phoenix Bandshell ..................................... phoenixparkbandshell.com

Delavan - Darien Rotary Gardens ............................... Delavan-darienrotary.org

Lake Lawn Resort ....................................................... lakelawnresort.com

Area Bingo Opportunities

American Legion Delavan

2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month

No Bingo in December

Doors open at 5:00 pm play starts at 6:30pm

St. Andrews Church

1st Friday of every month

Doors open at 6:00 pm play starts at 7:00 pm

January

January 20……………… Band and Orchestra Concert

Delavan - Darien High school

7:00 pm

February

February 7………………Daddy/Daughter Dance

Delavan - Darien Recreation

The Abbey

February 14 - 15…………Sky Circus on Ice

Chamber of Commerce

Lake Lawn Resort & Downtown Delavan

March

March 2…………………University of Wisconsin Marching Band

Delavan - Darien High School

1:00 - 3:00 pm

March 9, 14, 15………… Musical Performance


March 9 - 2:00 pm

March 14 & 15 - 7:00 pm

March 16……………….. Corn Beef and Cabbage

Lions Club

April

April 19…………………Chamber Easter Egg Hunt

Phoenix Park

April (Cont.)

April 26…………………Congdon Garden Kite Flying Event

Congdon Garden

May

May 1…………………… Delavan Wine and Cheese Event

Downtown Business Association

May 3……………………Delavan Cinco De Mayo

May 3……………………Lake Lawn Resort Half Marathon

and 5K

Delavan - Darien Recreation

Lake Lawn Resort

May 16 - 18…………….. Delavan City Wide Rummage Sale

May 19………………….. Orchestra Concert


7:00 pm

May 24………………….. Comet Classic

Delavan Soccer Club

May 25………………….. Congdon Gardens Rummage Sale

Congdon Gardens

May 26………………….. Delavan Memorial Day Parade

Delavan American Legion

May 30………………….. Chamber Auction

Delavan/Delavan Chamber of Commerce

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City of Delavan Parks & Recreation Department

123 South Second Street

Delavan, WI 53115

Residential Customer

Delavan, WI 53115

Standard

U.S. Postage

Paid

Delavan, WI

Permit NO. 94

Community Service Opportunities

Looking for a way to fulfill your community service hours

requirement, or would you just like to help make Delavan a better

place to live? We have opportunities for you to work in the Delavan

Park System or for a Recreation Programs. We will work with you

to match your talents and interests to Department needs.

To find out more, contact Parks and Recreation Director, Thomas

Klug at 728-5585 Ext 2

Check us out online! delavanparkrec.com

Kids Zumba p. 9

Daddy Daughter Dance p. 8

Adult Sports Leagues p. 21

5K/Half Marathon p. 17

Online

Registration

Now

Available!

The Delavan Parks and Recreation Depart-

ment is looking for the following:

Umpires

Sports Instructors

Swim Instructors

Lifeguards

If interested contact Delavan Parks and Recre-

ation at: 262-728-5585 Ext. 2

Futsal (Indoor Soccer) Age 9 - 11 Futsal is a modified version of indoor soccer played on a basketball

court with a variation of outdoor and indoor rules. This program is

designed to teach the fundamentals of futsal/soccer, focusing on the

skills needed and the rules of the game. Participants will work on

fundamentals and play small sided games. Players are encouraged to

wear shin guards. *Please wear tennis shoes.

Location: DDHS West Gym

Date: Sunday, February 9 - March 16

Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Fee: $20 Resident / $ 26 Non-Resident

Course #:

Volunteer Coaches Wanted

If you are interested in coaching a youth baseball or softball league

team, please indicate it on your registration form or contact us at

262-728-5585 ext. 2

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