1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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ADULT PROGRAMS
Pruning Techniques 101 for Deciduous
Trees & Emerald Ash Borer Identification
adults
WE’RE IN THE HEART OF
GREENDALE
Caring for your deciduous trees, shrubs and bushes can be easy. Preventive pruning
helps to promote good structure, making trees more resistant to disease and other
natural forces. Learn the proper techniques for pruning using methods such as thinning,
crown raising, reduction pruning, bracing and cabling (including a demonstration on an
actual tree), safe and effective methods of pruning, while using the correct tools for the
job. Pruning schedule will also be discussed.
Retirement Planning Specialists
Consider your 401(k) or 403(b), your IRAs,
Social Security, Pension Plan.
Identification and care with the Emerald Ash Borer will also be covered in this program.
Date:
Saturday, June 6
#110581.1
Time:
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Place:
Village Education Center
5680 Broad Street
Fee:
Resident Free
Non-Resident $5.00
Presenters: Rod Damask, Forestry Division of the Greendale Department of Public Works and Robby McFaul, Director of DPW
Note: Pre-registration is required to attend this class. Contact Park and Recreation
Department at 414.423.2790 to register for this program.
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COMMUNITY THEATRE
American Heart Association
Basic Life Support (BLS)
for Healthcare Providers
adults
This course is designed to provide a wide variety
of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize
several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR,
use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and
effective manner. Learn the critical concepts of highquality CPR plus the American Heart Association Chain
of Survival. Skills covered are for adults, children and
infants and include: 1 rescuer and two rescuer CPR,
bag-mask, rescue breaking and choking.
Date:
Session I Wednesday, June 17
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Session II Tuesday, July 14
#110504.2
Session III Monday, August 10
#110504.3
Session IV Wednesday, September 16 #110504.4
Time:
6:00-10:00 p.m.
Place:
Greenfield City Hall
Room 206
Fee per session:
Resident $58.00
Non-Resident $68.00
Instructor: Sue Stadler, AHA Authorized
Note: Program fee includes textbook, pocket mask,
supplies and certification card (valid 2 years).
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American Heart Association
American Red Cross
ages 16 years and older and adults
ages 16 years and older and adults
Learn how to manage illness and injury until
professional help arrives and takes over. Course
content includes how to respond and manage
an emergency in the first few minutes until EMS
(emergency medical services) arrives. Learn skills
such as how to treat bleeding, sprains, broken
bones, shock and other first aid emergencies.
Learn how to be prepared for emergencies that
involve a dog and how to protect yourself and the
animal from further harm, injury or suffering
during emergencies. You will learn prompt,
effective first aid actions and how to provide care. This course is designed for immediate and temporary
care given to an injured animal until it can
be taken to a professional veterinarian for
medical care and attention. Heartsaver First Aid
Date:
Session I Wednesday, June 24
#110522.1
Session II Monday, September 21 #110522.2
Time: 6:00-10:00 p.m.
Place: Greenfield City Hall
Room 206
Fee per session:
Resident $30.00
Non-Resident $40.00
Instructor: Sue Stadler, AHA Authorized
Note: Program fee includes textbook, all
supplies, and certification card (valid 2 years).
Dog First Aid
Date:
Wednesday, July 8 #110572.1
Time:
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Place:
Greenfield City Hall
Room 206
Fee:
Resident $40.00
Non-Resident $50.00
Instructors: Sue Stadler & Nancy Jo Grochowski
Note: Class fee includes textbook, DVD, bandage
pack and American Red Cross course completion
card.
Concealed Carry
Permit Course
ages 21 years of age and older
The Greendale Park and Recreation
Department is sponsoring the NRA Home
Firearm Safety Course.
Upon completion of this 4-hour, non-shooting
course, students will receive a certificate.
Each student will personally handle
various types of firearms. The student
is then qualified to apply to the State of
Wisconsin for a concealed carry weapon
permit and will be subject to a background
check by the State of Wisconsin/
Department of Justice at that time. This
course is not intended for interpretation of
the Concealed Carry Weapons law.
Thursday, June 25 #120584.1
6:00-10:00 p.m.
Greendale High School
Room 11
(use back eastern entrance #12)
Fee:
Resident $50.00
Non-Resident $60.00
Instructor: Ken, NRA Certified Instructor
Note: Do NOT bring any firearms or
ammunition to the class. All materials are
included in the class fee.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Have you set up your household account for online registration?
Please set up your household account if you intend to use our online registration process.
You may do so by going to the website below and clicking on “Create Account.” Fill out the information and we will then assign
your household a pin number and you will be ready to register for classes online!
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NEW!
“Mommy (or Daddy) & Me”
Freezer Bag Workshop
Spring Wild Foraging
& Spring Detox
ages 7 through 12 years accompanied by a parent
Cooking is MUCH more fun when it’s quick, easy, and done together! Together, in one afternoon, let’s make
enough meals to fill your freezer! Mom (or Dad) and child will bring their designated “protein” and go home with
6 freezer meals which each meal will provide dinner for 4-6 people. You will also go home with side dish recipes
to either accompany your freezer meals or use with other meals…and the peace of mind of knowing that dinner
is already DONE…and we did it together! Enjoy your summer evenings without spending hours in the kitchen.
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 – Register and receive a grocery list of supplies), “Come” with your bags filled, and “Go” home
with six delicious freezer meals (ready, thaw, cook and eat!).
In addition to discussion on healthy eating and understanding measurements, etc., we’ll be prepping…Busy Day Lasagna;
Shrimp & Broccoli Scampi; Italian Meatballs; Seasoned Chicken; Lemon Pepper Chicken; and Curly Noodle
Pork…along with Wild Goldfish Crackers for a snack!
Note: Registrants will be required to bring
Date:
Monday, June 29
#112905.1
their own meats and some fresh ingredients
Time:
12:00-2:00 p.m.
for this class…a list will be provided at time
Place:
Greendale High School Room 135
of registration…all other supplies are included
Fee per pair:
Resident $66.00
in the cost of the program (Wildtree products,
Non-Resident $76.00
recipes-packs, labels, bags, etc.). Registrants
Instructor:
Jennifer DeLaura,
will also go home with leftover Wildtree
Wildtree Representative
products to make more freezer recipes or use
on their own.
NEW!
Cooking with Wild Edibles
ages 16 years and older and adults
adults
Spring foraging is some of the best foraging around!
There are many reasons to incorporate wild edibles
into your diet from saving money on groceries to
adding nutrients and minerals to your diet. Walk
through Konkel Park and discover some of the many
spring edibles that this wonderful park showcases!
Learn how to identify and prepare some amazing
plants as well as a few medicinal qualities that these
plants have to offer. Class discussion will also include
plants that have been used traditionally as spring
tonics or detoxifiers.
Meals prepared with wild edibles are quickly growing
in popularity across the United States. The reason
why so many restaurants are incorporating wild
edibles into their menu is because they are packed
full of nutrients, minerals, and anti-oxidants. Many
of the wild plants we will be identifying are growing
in your backyard but you may know them better as
weeds. You’ll learn about the best time to harvest
these plants, and then prepare them in delicious
recipes. Plan to prepare a beverage, appetizer, and a
dessert.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Instructor:
Saturday, May 16
#110595.1
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Konkel Park South Shelter
(enter off 51st & Edgerton Avenue)
Resident $22.00
Non-Resident $29.00
Shannon Francis, Resiliency Training
LLC
Freezer Bag Workshops
adults
Cooking is MUCH more fun when it’s quick and easy! Together, in one evening, let’s make enough meals to fill your freezer! You will
bring your designated “protein” for each class and go home with 6 freezer meals which each meal will provide dinner for 4-6 people.
You will also go home with side dish recipes to either accompany your freezer meals or use with other meals…and the peace of mind
of knowing that dinner is already DONE! Enjoy your summer evenings without spending hours in the kitchen.
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 – Register (and receive a grocery list of supplies), “Come” with your bags filled, and “Go” home with six delicious
freezer meals (ready, thaw, cook and eat!).
Time:
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School, Room 135
Fee per session: Resident $66.00
Non-Residents $76.00
Instructor:
Jennifer DeLaura, Wildtree Representative
Note: Registrants will be required to bring their own meats and some fresh ingredients for this class…a list will be provided at
time of registration…all other supplies are included in the cost of the program (Wildtree products, recipes-packs, labels, bags, etc.).
Registrants will also go home with leftover Wildtree products to make more freezer recipes or use on your own.
Light & Healthy
Session I
Here’s what we’ll be prepping…Ranch Chicken Chili; Shrimp & Avocado Soup; Vegetable Stromboli; Spicy Thai Chili Shredded
Pork with Broccoli Slaw; Cilantro Thai Chili Skewers; and Greek Tacos.
Date:
Monday, June 22
#111006.1
Get Your Grill On
Session II
Here’s what we’ll be prepping…Herb Grilled Chicken; Savory Grilled Tilapia; Rodeo Blue Cheese Burgers; Grilled Shrimp Skewers;
Hickory Grilled Rodeo Chicken; and Asian Ginger Chicken Skewers.
Date:
Thursday, August 20
#111007.1
Thursday, August 6
#111351.1
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Greenfield Community Center
Kitchen
Fee:
Resident $27.00
Non-Resident $32.00
Instructor: Shannon Francis, Resiliency Training LLC
Dehydrators…..
A Yummy Summer without
Turning on the Oven
ages 16 years and older and adults
Dehydrators….this class will help you learn about brands to consider, why they are
so beneficial to good nutrition, and how to use them….no hot kitchen this summer!
“Sample” products will be made in a dehydrator, such as corn crackers, easy dessert
wraps, and power bars to grab that will give you that needed energy boost when you
are on the go. You will receive recipes to make these and many more at home (with
or without a dehydrator-yes, they can be adapted for your oven).
Date:
Time:
Place:
Monday, June 15
#110652.1
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Greendale High School
FACE Room 135
Fee:
Resident $30.00
Non-Resident $40.00
Instructor: Pat Molter is a raw food instructor and a certified aroma therapist. As
a result of her personal battle with cancer that had spread into her lymph system, she
was introduced to a raw food diet. She has regained her health by eating raw and
using aromatherapy and has been cancer free since this lifestyle change.
NEW!
Demo Cooking
All About Rhubarb
NEW!
ages 16 years and older and adults
There is more to Rhubarb than just pie. Join Staci for this
fun and delicious demo-style class and learn about the
history of Rhubarb, different varieties of Rhubarb and
how to use them in creative recipes.
You’ll sample… Shaved Rhubarb Salad with Almonds
and Cheese and a Strawberry-Rhubarb Vinaigrette, Seared
Chicken Breasts with Rhubarb Sauce, Pork chops with Sweet
Onion- Rhubarb Sauce and Strawberry-Rhubarb Quinoa
Pudding.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Instructor:
Tuesday, May 19
#111005.1
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Greendale High School
Room 135
Resident $23.00
Non-Resident $33.00
Staci Joers, Cooking with Class
Demo Cooking
NEW!
Gluten-free Fabulous
Food for Summer
ages 16 years and older and adults
ages 16 years and older and adults
Gluten-free is clearly more popular than ever. More and more
people are becoming aware of it. Google searches for “gluten”
have been trending higher month over month for years, and
thirty percent of American adults are actively trying to reduce or
eliminate gluten from their diets. So, if you are among these folks
looking to lower your gluten intake but have no idea about how
to do so, join Staci in this informative class where you will receive
lots of information on the gluten-free lifestyle.
You’ll sample several delicious and gluten free recipes such as…
Lemony Basil Chicken, Baked Tilapia, Grilled Corn Salad, Baked
Sweet Potato Fries, and Herbed Quinoa.
Date:
Tuesday, June 16
#111001.1
Time:
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 135
Fee:
Resident $23.00
Non-Resident $33.00
Instructor: Staci Joers, Cooking with Class
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Demo Cooking
Herbs & Spices
Join Staci for this fabulous class that features fresh
from the garden herbs and produce for light and
healthy summer eating.
You’ll sample dishes such as… Chilled Herb Soup,
Parsley Salad, Tabbouleh, Chicken Margherita, and
Individual Almond Tortes with Fresh Summer Berries
& Spiced Cream.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Instructor:
Tuesday, July 21 #111002.1
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Greendale High School
Room 135
Resident $23.00
Non-Resident $33.00
Staci Joers, Cooking with Class
Demo Cooking
Dishes From Your Garden
ages 16 years and older and adults
This class features more light summery recipes that are perfect for
lunch on the patio.
You’ll sample…Feta, Herb & Chive Scones, Spinach-Pesto Chicken
Salad Wraps, Roasted Sweet Peppers stuffed with Goat Cheese, Colors
of Summer Salad, and Berries-n-Yogurt on Angel Food.
Date:
Tuesday, August 18
#111003.1
Time:
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 135
Fee:
Resident $23.00
Non-Resident $33.00
Instructor:
Staci Joers, Cooking with Class
Demo CookingNEW! Summer Grilling!
Bacon-n-BBQ
Bonanza!
ages 16 years and older and adults
Tired of the same outdoor grilling recipes
and menus? Come experience this all
new Grilling class that is all wrapped up
in BACON—literally. Even dessert! These
creative recipes will get you out and grilling
through the remainder of your summer and
into fall. If you are a bacon lover (and even
if you’re not), you’ve got to join Staci as she
shows you some great grilling techniques
and some even better food.
You’ll sample…Moinks! (Moo-n-Oink, get
it?!?- Bacon-wrapped BBQ Glazed Meatball
Appetizer), Bacon Explosion! (Staci’s
version of a recipe that became an internet
sensation… simply put, it’s a Smokedn-Stuffed Bacon-Wrapped Sausage Roll),
Sun-dried Tomato & Bacon filled Zucchini
Boats, Bacon-wrapped Corn on the Cob, and
a Smoked Twinkie Treat with Nutella and
Sugar-pepper Bacon.
Date:
Wednesday, July 29 #111004.1
Time:
6:00-8:15 p.m.
Place: Community Center Park Pavilion
(6200 S. 76th Street)
Fee:
Resident $24.00
Non-Resident $34.00
Instructor: Staci Joers, Cooking with Class
Note: In the past, some participants have
brought a lawn chair for easier seating than
at a picnic table. Plan to do what will be
most comfortable for you!
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Introduction to
Food Preservation
Pickling
Summer’s Fare
This class will explain the benefits and challenges of
various food preservation techniques with an emphasis
on hot-water-bath canning. The class will provide a lecture
and demonstration with plenty of handouts, recipes and
helpful tips. This class is the basis for all other canning
classes this year.
Canning fruits and vegetables in a vinegar-base is an age
old practice for preserving summer’s harvest. The instructor
will guide participants in their hands-on efforts to
preserve such vegetables as green beans and pickles.
Demo Cooking
Back-to-School Healthy Snack
Fun and Nutrition!
ages 16 years and older and adults
Come join us for some quick, easy and fun approaches to snacks for the kids.
Demonstration will include creation of some homemade protein bars, which you
can prepare an entire pan in minutes and use for days, even freeze, if you would like.
Discover what a nutrient tasty smoothie is made with. We will create a trail mix or two;
some baggie butterfly’s to take on the go. Also, we will look at some quick and easy
ways to make nutrient based lunch food the kids will love and be satisfied with. Lastly,
for more fun we will create some creative vegetable art…the kids will be more willing
to eat those veggies after this fun approach to creating vegetable art.
Date:
Tuesday, August 4
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 135
Fee:
Resident $25.00
Non-Resident $35.00
Instructor:
Tracey Camier, Nutrition Health Coach
Bricks 4 Kidz®
Bricks 4 Kidz
(at heart)!
adults (must be 21 years of age or
older to attend)
Remember how much fun you had building
with LEGO® bricks in your youth? Indulge
your “inner child” and join the staff for an
evening of building and creating with Bricks 4
(grown-up) Kidz! We’ll bring some of our most
challenging motorized LEGO® models to put
your engineering and creative skills to the test!
Date: Friday, July 24
#122807.1
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale Panther Pub
5651 Broad Street
Fee:
Resident $20.00
Non-Resident $35.00
Instructor: Staff of Bricks 4 Kidz®
Note: Participants will be able to purchase,
ala carte and on your own, beverages and food
during the program if so interested.
#111014.1
adults
Thursday, June 4
#111345.1
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Greendale High School, Room 135
Resident $12.50
Non-Resident $22.50
Instructor: Jeanine Becker, life-long preserver with
commercial food license, Master Food
Preserver certified. Owner of Madam J’s
Sticky Finger Jams and Jellies.
Note: There will be no hands-on participation in this class.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Bridge II
adults
If you’ve been learning the fundamentals of
Bridge, you know it is one of the greatest card
games of all, and it provides immense challenge
and can be enjoyed at many skill levels. This
class is a continuation of the Beginning Bridge
class. All instruction is through hands-on play.
Dates:
Thursdays
June 4-July 2
#110582.1
Time:
1:00-2:30 p.m.
Place:
Greenfield Community Center
Activity Room B
Fee:
Resident $21.75
Non-Resident $31.75
Instructor: Michael Grimmer
Note: Participants must have completed the
Beginning Bridge class, or have Bridge playing
experience, to enroll.
NEW!
adults
Thursday, August 27
#111347.1
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Greendale High School, Room 135
Resident $27.00
Non-Resident $37.00
Jeanine Becker, life-long preserver with
commercial food license, Master Food
Preserver Certified. Owner of Madam J’s
Sticky Finger Jams and Jellies.
Note: Included in the price of the class are all the canning
materials, produce and handouts with instructions, recipes
and helpful tips.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Instructor:
Jammin’ for
the Season
Tomatoes
Salsa Fest
adults
Learn how to preserve fruits of the season to enjoy
in the dark days of winter. This class will be a
hands-on class where participants will experience
canning seasonal fruit into jams.
Date:
Thursday, August 13
#111015.1
Time:
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 135
Fee:
Resident $27.00
Non-Resident $37.00
Instructor: Jeanine Becker, life-long preserver with commercial food license, Master Food Preserver certified. Owner of Madam J’s Sticky Finger Jams and Jellies.
Note: Included in the price of this hands-on class
are all the canning and fruit supplies, along with
handouts with instructions, recipes and helpful tips.
adults
At the end of summer, tomatoes are delicious and
plentiful — the perfect combination to put up jars of
tomato sauce, tomato paste and whole tomatoes. In class,
we’ll make one or two kinds of salsa while also realizing
how great your winter soups and stews will taste with your
own preserved summer tomatoes.
Thursday, July 30
#111346.1
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Greendale High School, Room 135
Resident $27.00
Non-Resident $37.00
Jeanine Becker, life-long preserver with
commercial food license, Master Food
Preserver Certified. Owner of Madam J’s
Sticky Finger Jams and Jellies.
Note: Included in the price of this hands-on class are all
the canning materials, fruit and handouts with instructions,
recipes and helpful tips.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Instructor:
Greendale Senior Social Club
adults
The Greendale Park and Recreation Department’s Greendale Senior Social Club meets Tuesdays and Fridays
from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church (6705 Northway). Club activities include
holiday celebrations, guest speakers, sing-alongs, exercises, movies, cards, craft table, games , and special
events. Blood pressure screenings, provided by public health nurses, are held the third Tuesday of each month
from 1:00 to 2:15 p.m. Lunches are served at each meeting or you may bring your own lunch. Reservations
for lunch must be called into the Park and Recreation Department by 1:30 p.m. the day before the meeting
(414-423-2790). Lunch fee: $3.75.
Any Questions, Ideas, Suggestions?
Annual Fee: Residents $35.00 per year
Contact
the Park and Recreation Department
Non-Residents $45.00 per year
at (414) 423-2790
(July 2015-June 2016)
Club will be closed on July 3rd
Note: During the summer months (June 12-August 28), members need to bring bag lunches. No hot lunch
(and no need to call in a reservation) during these summer dates.
Cleaning Without
Chemicals
Skin Care Without
Chemicals
Do your cleaning the healthy way, and save money,
too! Many of us tend to think anything sold in a
supermarket must be safe, but often labels do not
contain complete and accurate information. Many
common household cleaning products are actually
classified as hazardous waste!
Our skin is our largest organ, weighing seven to
ten pounds and covering about 29 square feet! It
is composed of two main layers; the epidermis
and the dermis. The epidermis is the outermost
protective layer of skin. The epidermis is covered
by a thin layer made up of a combination of oils
and natural secretions called the acid mantle-our
bodies’ first defense against bacterial invasion. It
also maintains a balance between acidity and
alkalinity known as the pH balance. In a healthy
person ages 15-25 years of age, the cells of the
epidermis renew themselves about 20 days; in
our 30’s renewal takes place every 28 days; and it
continues to slow as we age.
What essential oils can we use and what foods
can we eat to help us keep our skin healthy? What
foods do we have in our kitchen that will make
facial cleaners, exfoliants and more? You will make
and take home a toner.
Date:
Tuesday, August 11
#110651.1
Time:
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale Middle School
FACE Room (Home Econ)
Fee:
Resident $30.00
Non-Resident $40.00
Instructor: Pat Molter is a raw food instructor
and a certified aroma therapist. As a result of her
personal battle with cancer that had spread into
her lymph system, she was introduced to a raw
food diet. She has regained her health by eating
raw and using aromatherapy and has been cancer
free since this lifestyle change.
ages 16 years and older and adults
There is another side to this issue besides the pollution of our environment--our health and the safety
of our children. Chemical levels can be up to 70 times
higher inside the home than outside. In this class,
you will learn how to make products that not only
clean but smell heavenly!! You will make and take
home an all-purpose spray.
Thursday, August 27
#110650.1
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Greendale Middle School
FACE Room (Home Econ)
Fee:
Resident $30.00
Non-Resident $40.00
Instructor: Pat Molter is a raw food instructor and a certified aroma therapist. As a result
of her personal battle with cancer that
had spread into her lymph system, she
was introduced to a raw food diet. She
has regained her health by eating raw
and using aromatherapy and has been cancer free since this lifestyle change.
Date:
Time:
Place:
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ages 16 years and older and adults
NEW!
Everything You
Always Wanted to
Know About Food
adults
Do you find yourself confused and overwhelmed by all the
conflicting stories you hear every day regarding food? If so, you
are not alone. We are continuously inundated with the latest
and greatest “healthiest” way to eat. From Paleo to Vegan, from
full fat to no fat, they all claim to be healthy. So, what is the
truth?
One truth is we are all unique and what works for one may not
work for another. However, there are underlying truths that
cannot be ignored. In this workshop, we will cut through the
hype and give you the facts and get back to the basics. Come
with an open mind and be ready to learn.
Date:
Monday, June 15
#110699.1
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 176
Fee:
Resident $7.50
Non-Resident $12.50
Instructor:
Monica A. Judge, L. Ac., MSOM, BS
Nutrition
“The Clutter Coach”
Clutter-free
Home Office
adults
Do you have piles of paper? It is possible to get rid of those
piles permanently. In this course, you will learn an easy
system for managing all your paperwork, whether you run
a business from your home, or are just trying to keep track of
your mail. Reduce stress and increase productivity. You can
use the system the very next day and never have another
pile of papers laying around again! The course information
applies to the home and to the workplace.
Date:
Tuesday, June 30
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Time:
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
IMC/Library
Fee:
Resident $18.00
Non-Resident $23.00
Instructor:
Kathi Miller, Clutter Coach
Clean & Green Day
‘”Help Me Day”
“For Greendale Seniors and
Shut-ins”
Greendale Middle School
7th Graders
Thursday, May 21, 2015
11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Greendale Middle School 7th
grade students and their teachers would like to help you do
your household chores! If you
need help planting bulbs,
putting up screens, hanging a
picture, or sweeping a walk, this
is the day for you. You will need
to provide all supplies for the
clean-up or planting project
you request and the kids will
provide the labor. You must be
home during this time period.
The students will spend from
30-45 minutes at each home so
they can help out as many
seniors as possible. Plan your
projects by importance so the
major one gets done first.
Obtain a form at the Greendale
Middle School Office or at the
Greendale Park and Rec office,
or contact Lee Burish or
Clint Weishaar at
(414) 423-2800,
ext. 3277 or 3278.
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NEW!
Reader’s Circle
Series
adults
Join this group of “Book Discussion” aficionados for an
informal discussion revolving around these current titles….
Dates/Facilitators:
Wednesdays
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June 10: A Fall of Marigolds by Susan Meissner (Laurie Kovacic)
July 8: Calling Me Home by Julie Kibler
(Faye Campbell & Marie Mullarkey)
August 12: “Readers Choice”
That Used to Be Us by T. Friedman & M. Mandelbaum (Dee Dixon)
or
The Girls of Atomic City by Denise Kierman (Cheryl Davies)
September 9: The Resurrection of Tess Blessings by Guest Author Lesley Kagen (Heidi Endicott)
Time:
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Village Education Center
5680 Broad Street
Fee per four date series:
Resident $10.00
Non-Resident $10.00
Note: Registrants must obtain and read the books
prior to the program meeting.
NEW!
For the Love of Things Hawaiian
ages 12 years and older and adults
Have you always wanted to go to Hawaii? Did you feel a deep sense of
connection while visiting this magical island chain? A fun gathering and casual
discussion on anything Hawaiian including food, dance, music, the Aloha spirit,
stories, books, and travel experiences will be included in this program.
Dates:
Tuesdays
Session I
June 16-July 21
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Session II
August 11-September 15
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Time:
5:30-6:15 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 58
Fee per session: Resident $30.00
Non-Resident $40.00
Instructor:
Malia Chow, Director of Hale O Malo
Note: Students will be provided a schedule of weekly topics and are encouraged
to bring photographs or items related to the weeks’ subject.
Got Pain? Try Acupuncture!
adults
Do you have back pain, sciatica, shoulder or neck pain, or suffer from headaches? Try
acupuncture. It works!
Acupuncture is the fastest growing healthcare method in America. Acupuncture is a
form of therapy that promotes natural healing of the body, and is drug-free therapy.
According to the World Health Organization, acupuncture can successfully treat allergies,
dental pain, menstrual cramps, tennis elbow, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and asthma.
Acupuncture can even help to combat addiction and depression.
Do you want to know more? Would you like to see a live demonstration? If so, this
workshop is for you! Take a journey and explore the true benefits of Acupuncture.
Discussion to include how does it work, how will it improve my health, are the needles
safe, what do the needles look like, does it hurt, how many treatments will I need, and is
acupuncture covered by health insurance. Come, sit back, and relax and listen about the
acupuncture phenomenon and how it can improve your quality of life.
Date:
Tuesday, August 18
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 176
Fee:
Resident $7.50
Non-Resident $12.50
Instructor:
Monica A. Judge, L. Ac., MSOM, BS Nutrition
AARP Smart Driver Program
ages 50 years and older
Done in a day…four hours of classroom instruction with NEW and
UPDATED material. The course enables drivers to refresh their knowledge
of driving skills and understand how to adjust to age related challenges.
Produced by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), the
Smart Driver program teaches preventive measures that save lives. Some
insurance companies offer discounts for completion of class—check with
your insurance agent for details. We believe strongly in the individual and
community benefits that come from this course.
Date:
Session I
Session II
Session III
Session IV
Time:
Place:
Fee per session:
Tuesday
May 26 #110510.1
June 30 #110510.2
July 28 #110510.3
August 25 #110510.4
12:30-4:30 p.m.
Greenfield Community Center
AARP Member $15.00
Non-AARP Member $20.00
(Bring check payable to AARP to class and your
AARP membership card to receive discount.)
Instructor:
John Graber, AARP Certified
Note: Participants MUST pre-register for this class at the Park and
Recreation Department. This is an AARP sponsored classroom program.
The Power of a Healthy
Digestive System
Is Your Diet Making
You Crazy
adults
adults
Nutrition is one of the most influential determinants for
long-term health and wellness. In fact, research shows
that most of the chronic diseases you treat every day are
preventable with good nutrition. Being healthy isn’t
just what you eat or how you eat it, it is also whether
your digestive system can process it and eliminate the
waste. The quality of your digestion is directly related
to the ability of your body to absorb nutrients required
to build healthy tissue. Few people today experience a
healthy digestive system. If you cannot digest your food,
you cannot get the nutrition you need to get healthy!
By changing your digestion, you change your health!
Symptoms of gas, bloating, indigestion, heartburn,
and irregular bowel movements, are so commonplace
they are considered normal. In this class, ways will be
discussed as to balance your digestive system and restore
your health using acupuncture, nutritional supplements,
healthy eating guidelines, and lifestyle modifications.
Nutrition is one of the most influential determinants for long-term health and
wellness. In fact, research shows that most of the chronic diseases you treat
every day are preventable with good nutrition. Imagine waking up without
an ache or pain, cruising through your day with energy and ending it by
enjoying a refreshing night’s sleep. Then, imagine waking up to do it all
over again. Think it’s impossible? Think again!
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Tuesday, July 14
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Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 176
Fee:
Resident $7.50
Non-Resident $12.50
Instructor: Monica A. Judge, L. Ac., MSOM, BS Nutrition
The key is eliminating toxins from your body and your life. Toxins can leave
you feeling sluggish, achy, heavy, and out-of-shape and can also be a factor
in the development of chronic diseases. Benefits of cleaning your body out
include clear minds, decrease in body pain and inflammation, decreased
cravings AND increased energy as well as achieving and maintaining
a healthy weight. In this class, discussion will include perceptions of
detoxification, what type of detox is right for you, and how to eat for health.
NOTHING could taste as great as feeling great!
Date:
Tuesday, July 28 #110622.1
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 176
Fee:
Resident $7.50
Non-Resident $12.50
Instructor:
Monica A. Judge, L. Ac., MSOM, BS Nutrition
Bits & Bytes
NEW!
Photography with
Your Mobile Device
ages 12 years and older and adults
These days digital cameras are found in a variety of other gadgets
– including cell phones and tablets. Cell Phones/Tablets are one
of the fastest growing segments of the digital camera market.
Unfortunately, many of the pictures being taken with Cell Phones/
Tablets are poor in quality.
In this workshop, learn ways to compose pictures, take pictures,
download FREE apps (and how to use them), use dropboxes, and
what to do with the pictures once you’ve taken the pictures.
Date/Time:
ages 12-15
Tuesday, July 21
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1:30-3:00 p.m.
ages 16+ adults
Wednesday, July 22
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1:30-3:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 178
Fee:
Resident $15.00
Non-Resident $25.00
Instructor:
Kristine Bertling
Note: Bring your mobile device and know your log in and password
for the app store. We will be downloading free apps to your device.
NEW!
Game App Class
adults
Warning…this class is only for those who like to have fun! Do the
game “Candy Crush”, Angry Birds”, “2048”, “Farmville”, or “:Ruzzle”
sound familiar? Are you wondering what all of the hullabaloo
around them is about? Find out when you learn how to use your
smartphone or tablet device for hours of effortless entertainment
with these games and more in this comprehensive class. In this
course, you will learn how to download a variety of game apps
onto your device, and then learn how to use them to maximize
enjoyment at a comfortable beginner’s pace. Hope to see you
there!
Date:
Time:
Place:
Thursday, July 9
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6:30-7:45 p.m.
Greendale High School
Room 178
Fee:
Resident $13.00
Non-Resident $23.00
Instructor:
Celia Gonzaleiz
Note: Please bring your smartphone or tablet (Apple or Android)
charged to class.
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Google and You!
iMovie
adults
grades 5 through 8
2015-16 school year
iMovie is a skill that every student should have in their cyber tool
belt. It is helpful in creating a comprehensive, attention catching
presentation that will set your student apart from his or her peers.
In this course, your student will be creating an iMovie presentation
with music and transitions while also learning how to search quality
images to insure a professional final product. Dates:
Monday and Wednesday
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June 29 and July 1
Time:
5:00-6:30 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School
Room 178
Fee:
Resident $20.00
Non-Resident $30.00
Instructor:
Celia Gonzalez
Note: Please bring a CD or flash drive with a song/songs on it to be
used in adding sound to an iMovie presentation.
Facebook
adults
Why are so many people using Facebook, and why has it left many people
with questions on what exactly it can be used for? This comprehensive class
is geared to resolve any of those questions for beginners with Facebook
and show you the ins-and-outs of why it can be used as a very powerful
communicative tool.
Here’s your opportunity to learn how Google interacts with
Mobile Devices (Tablets, Smartphone and iPad). Did you know
that google can be used far more than as a search engine? This
program is geared towards bringing unexperienced students to an
advanced level of understanding dealing with the ins and outs of
google apps so that you can learn how Google can transform your
tablet or Smartphone (Apple or Android) into a GPS, Calendar, and
messaging device all under one account. No need to remember
handfuls of passwords when you know how to use Google to its
fullest potential, as all of these helpful features are housed under
a single account. Specifically in this course you will be learning how to use Google
Calendar, Google Maps, Google Plus/Chat, Google Images, Google
Search, Shortcuts, and Gmail on your Mobile Tablet or Smartphone.
Because this is a cloud program (you’ll be learning about that too),
it is completely compatible with both Apple and Android devices. Learn how to use the powerful and free resource of Google to
increase efficiency in both your personal and professional life.
Hope to see you there!
Dates:
Tuesdays
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June 30 and July 7
Time:
5:00-6:00 p.m.
Place:
Greendale High School, Computer Lab 178
Fee:
Resident $26.00
Non-Resident $36.00
Instructor: Celia Gonzalez
Note: Bring your electronic Tablet, Smartphone, or iPad (fully
charged) to class.
In this course you will be learning how to create an account, find friends and
family with pre-existing accounts, set your profile picture, set your privacy
settings, write posts, upload pictures, send personal messages, personalize
your account, create (and send invitations to) an event. Hope to see you
there!
Date:
Session I
Session II
Time:
Place:
Fee per session:
Instructor:
Tuesday
June 30
July 7
6:45-8:15 p.m.
Greendale High School
Computer Lab 178
Resident $13.00
Non-Resident $23.00
Celia Gonzalez
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