CAP Summer Brochure 2013

To register online visit www.cambridgecap.net

• Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

• Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

• Family Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

• Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

• Youth Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

• Youth Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

• CAP CARE / Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

• Youth Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

• High School Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

• Adult Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

• Adult Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

• Actively Aging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

• Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

• Swim Lesson Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . 12

• Pool Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

• Pool Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

• Food Pantry / Recycle Program . . . . . . . 15

• Ripley Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

• General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

• Bike Cambridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

• Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

• Community Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Cambridge Community Activities Program Board of Directors The Cambridge Community Activities Program relies upon input from residents who volunteer their time to serve on this board. They each contribute diverse interests for the overall development and improvement of recreational opportunities. The CAP Board of Directors meets on a monthly basis; anyone interested in meeting dates is asked to contact the CAP office.

Mary Behling

Chairperson . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-3286

Jim Womble . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-1517

Bernie Nikolay . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-4345 x4107

Greg Engelstad . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-4445

Kris Frey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 219-9231

Tim Bolger . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 444-1349

Kristin Peppey . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-4677

Tim Krueger . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-9096

Steve Struss . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-4957

Eddie Pahuski . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-7820

Denise Stenklyft . . . . . . . . (608) 423-7225

Cambridge CAP Office403 Blue Jay Way, Cambridge WI 53523

Bridgette Hermanson, CPRPCAP Executive [email protected](608) 423-8108

Angela TullyCAP Administrative [email protected] (608) 423-8108

Chad HolpferCAP Recreation [email protected](608) 423-8108

Cambridge Pool & CAP CARE802 West Water St., Cambridge WI 53523

Lesli Buehler, CPRP, AFOCAP Aquatics & Recreation [email protected] (608) 423-8097

Janette BystolCAP CARE [email protected](608) 423-8044

CAP Youth Center & Food Pantry 211 South St., Cambridge WI 53523

Jody Wilke, CPRPCAP Park, Recreation, & Youth [email protected](608) 423-8045

Nancy BrattlieFood Pantry Coordinator [email protected](608) 423-8142

Grades specified in this brochure refer to the 2013 – 2014 school year.

Our MissionThe Cambridge Community Activities Program encourages and promotes life-long wellness by providing a variety of high-quality recreational activities, learning opportunities, aquatics programs, and services to the broad Cambridge area community.

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Letter from the Director…

The calendar tells us it’s spring and the sun is shining; surely summer has to be hiding around the corner. We sure hope it shows up soon because we have been busy planning some great opportunities for you this summer! Please take a minute to browse the program guide to see all we have to offer.

In a recent community survey, you told us you’d like additional avenues for adult recreation and we listened! We’ve put together bocce ball, disc golf and matball leagues for adults. We’ve also added to our fitness classes with a new yoga class and a core conditioning class called Hard Core. And you won’t want to miss the Gearing Up for Lake Ripley Ride class, which will not only teach you basic bike maintenance, but get you moving as well! If you prefer something educational, you’ll want to check out the new class for adults called iPads for Beginners; you’ll learn what the tablet craze is all about!

We also hope you will spend some time at Ripley Park this summer. This beautiful 18 acre beachfront park is a gem in our own backyard ~ be sure to enjoy it! Also check out the exciting lineup for concerts in Veteran' Park this summer.

Together with the Village of Cambridge, we have worked over the past several months on promoting our wonderful community. One reflection of this work can be found on pages 19 and 20. Through a collaborative effort, a new bike map has been made available for your use and convenience. These maps will be printed and distributed to surrounding communities to help promote Cambridge. Be sure to tear it out and utilize it this summer!

However you choose to spend your free time this summer, we hope you enjoy all that our wonderful community has to offer. Cambridge has something for everyone so let’s get out and get active!

Connecting people, improving lives, building community.

Bridgette Hermanson, CPRPExecutive Director

KeyCambridge Elementary School – CESNikolay Middle School – NMSCambridge High School – CHSCambridge Area Community Pool – CACP CAP CARE – CES Rooms 130 & 131CAP Youth Center – NMS Rooms 317 & 318

The Cambridge CAP is a proud member of:

Cambridge Area Chamber of CommerceWisconsin Park and Recreation AssociationNational Recreation and Park Association

Welcome

Summer Attraction Discount TicketsThe Cambridge Community Activities Program, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Park & Recre-ation Association, is selling discount admission tickets to several area attractions. Tickets are available for sale May 20 – August 30, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in any CAP office; please call ahead to ensure availability. Six Flags Great AmericaGate Price $63.85Your Cost $41.00 (Save $22.85)

Noah’s ArkGate Price $41.52Your Cost $31.00 (Save $10.52)

Milwaukee County ZooAdult Gate Price $14.25Your Cost $10.25 (Save $4.00)Child Gate Price $11.25Your Cost $8.25 (Save $3.00)

ALL SALES ARE FINAL, NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ALLOWED

Mt. Olympus Water ParkDate: Friday, June 14Time: 9:00 a .m . – 4:00 p .m . Ages: 6 & upFee: $25

Who could ask for more? An indoor and out-door water park and theme park! Join us for a trip to Mt. Olympus. The trip includes admis-sion, a hot dog lunch and transportation. The bus will depart and return to the CES.

UW Space PlaceDate: Tuesday, July 16Time: 12:15 p .m . – 3:00 p .m .Ages: 6 & upFee: $10

Let’s head to outer space by visiting the UW Space Place! Students will discuss living in microgravity, why astronauts float in space, and how the space shuttle launches and returns to Earth. Activities for all ages will be available as well. Join us for an out of this world good time! The bus will depart and return to the CES.

Date: First Thursday of every monthTime: 5:30 p .m . – 6:30 p .m . Location: Amundson Community CenterAge: Everyone! Fee: FREE

Please join in the fun at the monthly commu-nity dinner! This free dinner is open to all who live and work in the Cambridge area. Each evening is sponsored by a local organization or group. The mission of the meal is to build com-munity through friendship, family and fellow-ship while enjoying delicious food. Volunteers are needed to help serve, greet, entertain with music, and clean up after the meal. Come warm your soul with home cooking and camaraderie!

Upcoming sponsors: May 2 – Cambridge CAPJune 6 – Cambridge State BankJuly 11 – Cambridge Foundation August 1 – TBA

To get involved or register your group to host contact us at (608) 423-8142 or email [email protected].

Movies in the Park Dates: Fridays, June 7 & 28, July 19 August 2 & 16Time: DuskLocation: Ripley ParkFee: FREE

A free event for the whole family! Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, and pillows for the return of this great summer activity. The Ripley Park concession stand will be open for movie refresh-ments. We have a great summer line-up full of family friendly movies that are sure to be a hit! Watch the CAP website for movie hints and weather cancellations.

Picnic at the Park Music Concert Series Location: Cambridge – Veteran's ParkTime: Fridays at 6:30 p .m .

Presented by the Cambridge Art Council & Cambridge CAP

June 21 – The Dang–Its July 12 – Krause Family BandJuly 26 – Robert J Duo August 9 – Swingin’ Company B August 23 – Phat Tuesday www.cambridgewiarts.org

Start Smart BaseballDates: Fridays, May 31 – July 12 (no class 7/5)Time: 11:00 a .m . – 12:00 p .m . Ages: 3 – 5 & parent/guardianLocation: Ripley Park Instructor: Alex Ackerman Fee: $25 R / $37 NR

Start Smart Baseball is a developmentally ap-propriate introductory baseball program that will prepare you and your child for organized baseball and softball without the threat of competition or the fear of getting hurt. Age appropriate equipment is used in teaching throwing, catching, batting, running, and agility. Min 10 / Max 20

Start Smart GolfDates: Fridays, July 19 – August 23Time: 11:00 a .m . – 12:00 p .m .Ages: 5 – 7 & parent/guardianLocation: Ripley ParkInstructor: Alex Ackerman Fee: $25 R / $37 NR

Start Smart Golf is a developmentally appropri-ate introductory golf program. This is a parent participation program for young children who have never played golf. The program will pre-pare your child for golf using fun, developmen-tally age appropriate equipment. Min 10 / Max 20

TRIPS

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Trips Family Programs Preschool Activities


FAMILY PROGRAMS

PRESCHOOL ACTIVITIES


Co–ed Basketball Camp Date: June 10, 11, 12 Time: 9:00 a .m . – 12:00 p .m .Grades: 2 – 5 Location: NMS New GymFee: $50 R / $65 NR

A great opportunity for your child to improve their basketball fundamentals! Lead by CHS varsity coaching staff, the camp will empha-size the basic fundamentals of shooting, ball handling, passing, moves with and without a basketball, rebounding, and team defensive con-cepts. Your child will participate in daily league games. Also included in the cost of this camp is a commemorative t-shirt.

Volleyball Open GymDates: Mondays, June 10 – July 29 (no open gym 7/1)Time: 5:30 p .m . – 7:00 p .m . Grades 8 – 12Location: NMS New Gym Fee: FREE

Don’t miss this open net opportunity! Come in with your friends to work on your passing, hitting or setting. This is great chance for both boys and girls to stay in shape for the upcoming season!

Basketball Open GymDates: Wednesdays, June 12 – July 17 (no open gym on 7/3) Time: 6:30 p .m . – 8:00 p .m . Grades 8 – 11 Location: NMS New Gym Fee: FREE

Work on your shot, enjoy some pick up basket-ball, and perfect your moves during this open gym time! You won’t want to miss this free op-portunity to improve your game.

Softball Pitching CampSession I: Tuesdays, June 11– July 16 (no camp 7/2)Session II: Thursdays, June 13 – July 18 (no camp 7/4)Session III: Sundays, June 16 – July 21 (no camp 6/30)Ages TimeU10/U12 12:30 p .m . – 2:00 p .m .U14/U16 2:00 p .m . – 3:30 p .m .Location: NMS DiamondsInstructor: Brian Meitner, MA, LAT, USGTFFee: $20 R / $30 NR

Our Softball Pitching Camp offers girls the chance to become a key leader on her team! Drills will teach or solidify fundamental pitching mechanics, while emphasizing game confidence and posture for the tough final inning mo-ments. Participants will also receive instruction on injury prevention to promote a long, healthy career. Players should bring their softball glove and supply their own catcher if available.

Baseball Throwing Mechanics CampDate: Mondays & WednesdaysSession I: June 10 – 19Session II: July 8 – 17League Ages TimeAmerican 9 – 10 (Prior 6/1) 12:30 p .m . – 2:00 p .m .National 11–12 (Prior 6/1) 2:00 p .m . – 3:30 p .m .Pony Grade 8 10:00 a .m . – 12:30 p .m .Location: NMS Baseball DiamondsInstructor: Brian Meitner, MA, LAT, USGTFFee: $20 R / $30 NR

Our Baseball Throwing Mechanics Camp will provide its athletes with proper throwing mechanics, as well as injury prevention tips and how to avoid common throwing mistakes. Tech-nique and correction drills will improve your throwing accuracy and power, while improving your confidence! Participants should bring their own glove and baseball hat.

Summer Golf CampDate: Mondays & WednesdaysSession I: June 24 – July 8 (no class 7/3)Session II: July 22 – July 31Time: 12:00 p .m . – 1:30 p .m .Age: 8 – 12Location: CES Soccer FieldsInstructor: Brian Meitner, MA, LAT, USGTF Fee: $25 R / $37 NR

Designed to be an introduction to the great game of golf, this two week camp will give play-ers a foundation to build upon. Included will be; rules & etiquette, club selection, ball place-ment, chipping/putting, grip, stance, posture, and alignment. Min 3 / Max 10

Registration for these camps can be done online at www.forthealthcare.com/classes. Registration is not available through the CAP . For questions, contact Brian at (608) 772-0606 .

Tennis LessonsDate: Tuesdays & Thursdays Session I: June 11– June 27 Session II: July 9 – July 25Age Lesson Times 5 – 8 2:00 p .m . – 3:15 p .m . 9 –12 3:30 p .m . – 4:45 p .m . Location: Ripley ParkInstructor: Fred FryFee: $35 R / $50 NR

Learn how to play the popular, growing game of tennis. Participants must bring water, tennis racquet, tennis shoes, and must arrive 5 minutes early for lessons. No make up classes or refunds will be issued for missed or rained out classes. Min 6 / Max 10

Little League Tournament Dates: June 21 – June 22Location: NMS Baseball FieldsEntry Fee: $150 per team

Come support the Cambridge Youth Baseball program at our 4th annual Little League Tour-nament. Concessions and fun for the whole family! To register a team, contact the CAP office at (608) 423-8108.

Youth Athletics

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YOUTH ATHLETICS


Disc Golf LeagueDates: Wednesdays, July 10 – August 14Time: 12:30 p .m . – 2:00 p .m . Grades: 7 – 12 Location: Ripley Park Cost: $12 R / $18 NR

This recreational disc golf league is designed to allow kids to get out and be active over the sum-mer. Kids will meet at the concession stand at Ri-pley Park to get their weekly match assignments. Kids will play in groups of four, but compete individually. Participants are encouraged to bring their own disc golf equipment; however, CAP has a limited supply that will be available for use. Minimum 6 participants.

Girls Volleyball CampDates: August 5 – 8 Time: 9:00 a .m . – 12:00 p .m . Grades: 3 – 8 Location: NMS New GymFee: $50 R / $65 NR

At this exciting camp, the Cambridge volleyball coaching staff will teach the fundamental skills of volleyball. Your child will learn passing, set-ting, serving, and spiking in a fun learning envi-ronment. Games, team building, and drills will be incorporated within the skill development to keep campers motivated. Also included in the cost of this camp is a commemorative t-shirt.

Recreational Soccer Dates: Saturdays, September 7 – October 12 Location: CES FieldsFee: $25 R / $38 NR*Registration Deadline: August 16

In this fun, exciting, recreational soccer league your child will learn fundamentals, rules and basic plays. Games are played at 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., or 10:00 a.m., depending on registration numbers. Practices are held for the different teams at the discretion of their respective coach-es. You will be contacted by a coach regarding your child’s team assignment. Anyone inter-ested in coaching is asked to attend a coaches meeting on Wednesday, August 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the CES commons.

U6 Open to children currently enrolled in 4K or kindergarten. U6 is intended to be an introduc-tion to soccer, focusing on the fundamentals of the game and having fun. Children will play small sided soccer (3 on 3) on small sized fields (25 X 30 yards). They play four 8 minute quarters; referees and goalies are not used at this level.

U8 Designed for children in grades 1 and 2; chil-dren will play 4 on 4, on a 30 X 35 yard field. They will play four 10 minute quarters; referees and goalies are not used at this level.

U9 The U9 program will be offered to children in grades 3–4 whom are interested in continuing to play recreational soccer. The U9 program will be structured based upon enrollment numbers.

Due to a continued decrease in registration for grades 4–5, CAP will no longer be offering U10 soccer. However, we encourage all soccer enthusiasts to check out the Glacial Drumlin Soccer program. The league offered by CAP is strictly a recreational league, focusing on fun-damentals, equal play, and learning basic plays. Glacial Drumlin United (GDU) is a soccer club comprised of over 200 players from the com-munities of Cambridge, Deerfield, Lake Mills and Waterloo; with ages ranging from eight to nineteen. For further information or to register contact Anne Aplin at (608) 764-5006.

NFL Flag Football LeagueDate: Mondays & Wednesdays September 4 – October 16Grades: K – 5Location: CES FieldsFee: $40 R / $55 NR*Registration Deadline: August 16

NFL Flag Football will have your child begging for more! Your child will receive a top of the line NFL jersey as part of their participation. As tradition continues, players will participate in training camp on Wednesday, September 4 from 6:30 p.m. – to 7:30 p.m. lead by local coaches and players. A coaches meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 20th at 6:30 p.m. at the CES commons for anyone interested in coaching. Players will be contacted by the coaches as to your child’s team assignment. Due to the reg-istration process of NFL program, late registra-tions will NOT be accepted.

Art for All at the BeachTime: 10:00 a .m . – 11:00 a .m .Ages: All agesLocation: Ripley Park, Ripley ShelterInstructor: Kristin StockwellFee: $7 R / $10 NR

Every month this summer will be an open ended, themed art project for kids of all ages to create. This is a great excuse for the family to come to the beach, create, and enjoy the sun. Come ready to get messy and have fun! Minimum 5 participants.

June 24 – Sand and Seashell ArtJuly 15 – Beach Balls and PailsAugust 12 – Kite Decorating

Young Rembrandts Castle Workshop Date: Monday – Friday, June 17 – 21Time: 12:15 p .m . – 1:45 p .m .Ages: 6 – 12Location: CES CommonsFee: $55 R / $70 NR

We will jump into medieval times as we explore the land of castles, knights and dragons. Boys and girls alike will enjoy this exciting workshop filled with adventure. We will draw a variety of characters and items familiar to this time, including knights in armor, jesters juggling, jousters, catapults and more. We will even take our castle theme and enter the funny land of cartoons as we illustrate the humor of the time. Two large scenes will be created including one of a large castle with a moat and the other of a fiery dragon full of detail and color. Join us this summer for many adventures from this long-ago time. Minimum 6 participants.

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YOUTH ENRICHMENT

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Youth Enrichment


CAP CARE Summer Day CampYoung Rembrandts Cartoon Zoo Workshop Date: Monday – Friday, July 8 – 12Time: 12:15 p .m . – 1:45 p .m .Ages: 6 – 12Location: CES CommonsFee: $55 R / $70 NR

Do you love animals? Join us for a trip through the zoo as we learn to cartoon a variety of animals found in the zoo. We will learn cartoon expressions, movement, exaggeration, se-quencing to tell a joke while drawing giraffes, elephants, bears, monkeys and more. Children will complete several cartoon drawings each day. Materials used include pencils, color pencils, Sharpies, and markers. Minimum 6 participants.

Young Rembrandts Enchanted Academy WorkshopDate: Tuesday – Thursday, August 27, 28, 29Time: 10:00 a .m . – 11:30 a .m .Ages: 6 – 12Location: CES CommonsFee: $35 R / $50 NR

Discover the charms of Young Rembrandts’ En-chanted Academy Workshop. Be prepared to be whisked away to an enchanted academy where nothing is as it seems. Experience the majesty of the great dining hall as our students illustrate a beautiful graphic. Amuse yourself in the not-so-ordinary life of the academy with a plethora of cartoon drawings. From drawing an enchanted forest to a day at the races with dragons, it’s nothing but fun in our classroom. No prior experience is needed. Minimum 6 participants.

CAP CARE is a state licensed group child care facility serving children in grades 4K – 4th .

CAP CARE has openings for the Fall 2013. 4K will be available from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Monday – Thursday, 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Fridays. If you are interested in CAP CARE 4K please let the school district know and they will schedule your child appropriately.

Kindergarten – 4th grades has openings for before and after school as well, from 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. daily. For more information or questions please call (608) 423-8044.

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Half Day Weeks TimeMonday – Friday 12:00 p .m . – 6:00 p .m . Full Day Weeks TimeMonday – Friday 6:30 a .m . – 6:00 p .m . Ages: 4 (with 1 year of schooling) –10Location: “Base Camp” will be at the CES, Rooms 130, 131 & 135Fee: Half Day Weeks $125 R / $140 NR Full Day Weeks $150 R / $165 NRBring: A sack lunch, comfortable clothes, tennis shoes, swimsuit/towel, sunscreen & bug spray

Summer Day Camp is more than just summer day care, it’s an adventure! This state licensed Day Camp will offer hands on activities that will provide your child with fun, excitement, and learning opportunities. Each day new adventures are planned and exciting activities, games, and crafts are based around our weekly theme. Your child will spend the day using their imaginations and making new friends. Our Day Camp activities also include weekly trips to the Cambridge Library, Cambridge Area Commu-nity Pool, frequent trips to Westside Park, as well as special field trips each week.

CAP Summer Day Camp Summer Bummin' . . . Having a Blast!

Register & pay by April 30 and receive $5 off per week!

Week Theme Trip

Half Day Weeks

June 17 – 21 All Ball Dance on Air

June 24 – 28 Time Travelers Old World Wisconsin

July 8 – 12 Fear Factor Boulders Climbing Gym

July 15 – 19 Universal Experience UW Space Place

Full Day Weeks

June 10 – 14 Myths & Legends Mt . Olympus

July 22 – 26 Animal House Henry Vilas Zoo

July 29 – August 2 Emergency Services Madison Fire House

August 5 – 9 Camp Royalty Paisan's Italian Restaurant

August 12 – 16 Roll Out the Red Carpet WI Public Television

August 19 – 24 Best of the Best Dolphins Cove

Special Week

July 1 – 3 (full days) Greek Greatness Chazen Art Museum *same price as half day week

More space = More fun!Day camp will now be using two rooms . Children will be

divided by age group .

Part-time hours during full day weeks! Children must attend a minimum of 3 days per week (half day week price).

Now Offering

Youth Center Fundraising

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Youth Center

Date: Monday – Friday on-going thru June 5Time: 3:00 p .m . – 6:00 p .m .Grades: 5 – 8 (Cambridge Students)Fee: FREE*Students must have a registration form on file to attend the Youth Center

Located in the NMS, the Youth Center offers a safe place for youth to participate in positive social, recreational, educational, and com-munity service activities under the supervision of professional staff. Each day includes a free healthy snack.

Activities include: open gym, homework club, crafts, video games, foosball, board & card games, football, movies, billiards, youth council, outdoor games & activities, field trips, ping pong, basketball, computers, socializing with friends, and filtered internet.

Summer Open HoursDays: Tuesday – Thursday, June 11 – August 22 (closed week of 7/1)Time: 9:00 a .m . – 4:30 p .m .Grades: 5 – 8 (2013 –2014) Location: CAP Youth Center Fee: FREE

The Youth Center will be open this summer as a place for your child to get together with friends in a safe and supervised atmosphere. Students who attend the Youth Center during the sum-mer will enjoy numerous activities including outdoor games, open gym, movies, crafts, a free healthy snack, and more.

Starting this summer every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday the Youth Center will be provid-ing theme days. Tuesdays will be "Trekking Tuesdays," where nature walks and hiking will be encouraged. Wednesday will be hence forth known as "Water Wednesday," where students can bring in water related activities to enjoy outside all day. Thursday will be "Try Something New," whether it be a new sport or activity, students will be learning something new every Thursday. Students will need to bring a sack lunch from home. Pre registration can be found in this brochure, as well as on the summer school enrollment website. To participate a registration form is required to be on file at the Youth Center.

Youth Volunteer CampDates: June 17 – 21Time: 10:00 a .m . – 5:00 p .m .Ages: 11 – 14 Location: Ripley ParkFee: $60 R / $75 NR

Our volunteer camp will be one your teen will never forget. Participants will feel empowered after giving their time to organizations and people who really need it. The camp will begin with participants getting to know each other through team building activities. Campers will then spend a portion of each day participating in community service projects that range from sorting food at food banks to visiting with area senior citizens. Not only will they partake in important community service activities, but they will also have fun and relax with activities like bowling, swimming, and a cook out. Cost in-cludes all camp supplies, transportation, admis-sion for reward trips, and a snack. Participants are required to bring a sack lunch, swimsuit, towel, change of clothes, and sunscreen with them to camp each day. Min 8 / Max 16

BingoDate: Saturday, July 27Time: 2:00 p .m . – 4:00 p .m .Location: Ripley Park Cost: $0 .50 per card per game

Bring the whole family down to Ripley Park for Umbrella Daze this summer and play some bingo to support the Youth Center. Test your luck at winning money!

"Raising Dough" with Papa Murphy'sThe Youth Center is offering a convenient way you to get Papa Murphy's Pizza and contribute to the Youth Center at the same time! Simply place your order by 3:00 p.m. on the first Mon-day of each month (unless it is a holiday), and pick it at the Youth Center on the first Tuesday of each month between 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. The Youth Center will receive a portion of each sale. Call 423-8045 to order your Papa Murphy's pizza each month! For a menu and prices, go to www.cambridgecap.net. No coupons will be accepted for this fundraiser.

Order Pickup

June 3 June 4

July 1 July 2

August 5 August 6

September 9 September 10

Code of Conduct• Respectthestaff,equipment,building, and peers.• Signinwhenyouarriveandsignoutwhen you leave.• OnceyousignoutoftheYouthCenteryou may not return for the day.• Schoolappropriatebehaviorisexpected including appropriate language. • NowanderingintheNMSbeyondtheYouth Center boundaries; this may result in additional disciplinary actions from the school.• Unruly,physicallyaggressive,ordangerous behavior is unacceptable. • Anyoneinpossessionofimproperorillegal substances will be subject to disciplinary and/ or legal actions. • Nobullying.• Inappropriateexpressionsofaffectionwill not be permitted. • Absolutelynofood,gum,orbeveragesin the gym. • Snacksandrefreshmentsmayonlybe consumed at designated tables. • Cleanupafteryourself.Consequences•Twowarningsfromstaffinonedaywillresult in a one week suspension from all Youth Center programs.• Disrespecttostaffmayresultinimmediate suspension from the Youth Center without warning. • 1stSuspension–1week• 2ndSuspension–2weeks• 3rdSuspension–1month• FurtherSuspensions–1yearand/or suspension from all Community Activities Programs. Student must also have a follow- up meeting with CAP staff prior to returning to Youth Center and/or CAP programs. • CAPreservestherighttodeterminethe appropriate level of discipline at any time.• Consequencesareeffectiveforcurrentschoolyear.


High School Activities Adult Athletics

Bonfire BashDate: Friday, May 31Time: 9:00 p .m . – 11:30 p .m .Location: Ripley ParkGrades: 9 – 12Fee: FREE

School is almost out and summer is here! Let’s enjoy the summer weather by having a bonfire, listening to music, have s’mores and hot dogs over the fire, and hanging out with friends.

Adult Disc Golf LeagueDates: Wednesdays, July 10 – August 14Time: First tee off 6:00 p .m . Ages: 18 & upLocation: Ripley Park Cost: $12 R / $18 NR

Our recreational disc golf league is designed to allow adults to get out and compete in disc golf. Participants will meet at the concession stand at Ripley Park on Wednesdays where they will greet opponent and start play. Schedules will be posted at the Ripley Park concession stand as well as online. Adults will complete weekly matches and then report scores for tracking. Minimum 6 participants.

Gearing Up for the Lake Ripley RideDate: Mondays, June 3 – July 15 (no class 7/1)Time: 5:30 p .m .Location: CamRock Café & Sport Fee: $15 R / $22 NR

This introductory cycling class will get you ready physically and mentally for the upcoming cycling season. Whether you are new to cycling or not, this class has something for you. Each session will begin with a short presentation/demonstration that includes infor-mation about bike maintenance, how to change a tire, shift gears, apply lubrication, etc. Next, the class will hit the road with progressively more challenging rides. Ride distances will begin with a short 10-mile ride and conclude with a 25 to 30 mile ride to get you ready to participate in the Lake Ripley Ride on Saturday, July 27. Min 8 / Max 20.

Masters SwimDates: Tuesdays & Thursdays June 18 – August 29 (no Masters 7/2 & 7/4)Time: 6:00 a .m . – 6:50 a .m .Location: CACPInstructor: Reid Barnes, ASCA certified coachFee: $55 R / $70 NR

Participants will continue building on the skills learned in the previous sessions. We will swim all four strokes (freestyle/front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke and occasionally a little butterfly); feel free to join us even if you haven’t mastered them! We will use many drills and tools through-out the session in order to learn and perfect our strokes. We will also be working on our endur-ance to prepare for the summer season of lake swims. Our workouts are easy on the joints, are scaled for different fitness levels and abilities, and provide great exercise for the whole body. July 15 – 26 Masters will have workouts, but with-out a coach on deck. Min 12 / Max 20

YogaDays: Mondays & WednesdaysSession I: June 24 – July 24 (no class 7/1 or 7/3)Session II: August 5 – 28Time: Level I: 7:15 p .m . – 8:15 p .m . Level II: 6:00 p .m . –7:00 p .m .Location: CES Library Instructor: Diane GrattafioriFee: $60 R / $75 NR or $9 R / $13 NR per classNote: Participants are encouraged to bring their own mats, blocks, and straps.

Level I: Come to this class to discover all the wonderful benefits of yoga. You will learn safe alignment in many traditional hatha yoga postures and pre-yoga exercises that will help strengthen postural support muscles, improve balance, release tension and calm the mind. In addition to safe alignment, an emphasis is also placed on working with the breath as we work with each pose.

This class is appropriate for those who are newer (or even brand new) to the practice of yoga. If you have been practicing yoga for less than 6 months, have only done yoga to videos or are looking for an easy, relaxing yoga experience, this class is the one for you. Min 6 / Max 18

Level II: In this class we will deepen our prac-tice and build upon the foundations that were explored in Level 1. We will explore deepening our practice both physically and energetically through breath and asana (poses). This level will also include an increased focus on strength, balance, and techniques. Students who attend this class should have at least 8 – 12 months

of a regular yoga practice and be comfortable exploring full sun salutations and variations of shoulder stand and headstand. Min 6 / Max 18

Hard Core Days: Tuesdays, July 9 – August 13 Time: 6:30 a .m . – 7:00 a .m . Location: CES GymInstructor: Janette Bystol Cost: $25 R / $27 NR

Hard Core is a core strengthing class that will tighten and tone your body while honing in on your torso and sling muscles that connect your upper and lower body. Bring your mat, water bottle and a towel for this great core class.

Body FIT (Fast Intense Training) Days: Mondays & ThursdaysSession I: June 6 – July 18 (no class 7/4)Session II: July 22 – August 29 Time: 7:15 p .m . – 8:15 p .m .Location: NMS New GymnasiumInstructor: Janette BystolFee: $50 R / $65 NR

Body FIT is a no-nonsense workout designed for both men & women. Participants will performhigh-intensity drills that challenge your inner athlete. In each six-week session we will work with different tools such as Bosu, Medicine, and Fit balls, fitness bands, and jump ropes. If you’re looking to get healthy and back in shape, Body FIT is for you! Min 8 / Max 20

Body FIT – Beach StyleDay: SundaySession I: June 9 – July 14Session II: July 21 – August 25Time: 7:30 a .m . – 8:30 a .m .Location: Ripley Park & NMS New Gym Instructor: Janette BystolFee: $25 R / $33 NR

Challenge your inner athlete on the beach of Lake Ripley this summer. This no-nonsense workout is designed for both men and women. Participants will perform high intensity drills using outdoor elements such as hills, sand, and uneven terrain, along with the tools such as medicine balls, jump ropes, fitness bands, and stability balls. When Mother Nature isn't coop-erating we will take it to the NMS new gym to give you a total body workout with weight train-ing and conditioning skills. Min 8 / Max 16

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Sand Volleyball Leagues

Gather your team and get ready for some fun! Lake Ripley Lanes has once again partnered with the CAP to bring you sand volleyball leagues. All games will take place at Lake Ripley Lanes, W9534 US Hwy 12, in Cambridge. Con-tact the CAP office at 423-8108 for a manager’s packet.

Spring SeasonDates: Wednesdays, April 24 – May 29League: Coed Rec 4’sTime: 6:30 p .m . or 7:30 p .m .Fee: $50 R / $65 NR

Summer Season Game time dependent on number of teams per league, schedules will be sent to team managers. Contact the CAP office at 423-8108 for a man-ager’s packet. Managers meeting Wednesday, May 29 at 6:00 p .m . at Lake Ripley Lanes . All leagues will begin play at 6:30 pm. No volleyball the week of July 1.

Women’s 6’sDay: Mondays, June 3 – August 12Fee: $90 R/$105 NR

Coed 4’s B LeagueDay: Tuesdays, June 4 – August 13Fee: $60 R/$75 NR

Coed 4’s A League (reffed)Day: Wednesdays, June 5 – August 14Fee: $70 R/$85 NR

Adult Matball LeagueDay: Sundays, July 28 – August 25Time: 6:30 p .m . or 7:30 p .m .Location: NMS Historical AuditoriumFee: $30 R / $45 NR

Want to relive one of your favorite gym class games? Here is an opportunity to do just that and stay in shape as well. Matball is like kick ball but played indoors using the 4 corners of the gym as your bases. Sign up your team of 5 today. Rosters and rules are available online. Minimum 4 teams.

Men’s Pick–up BasketballDay TimeSaturdays 7:30 a .m .Sundays 6:00 p .m .Location: Ripley Park Basketball CourtsFee: FREE

Here is an opportunity to play basketball, stay in shape, and have fun! Registration is not necessary and entrance to the park is free for this informal pick-up league; new teams formed weekly.

Lake Ripley Ride Date: Saturday, July 27 Time: 8:00 a .m . – 9:00 a .m . (62 mile riders are encouraged to begin at 8:00 a .m .)Location: Ripley Park, Cambridge WIAges: Riders 12 & under will need to be accompanied by an adult at all timesFee: $35 before 6/1, $40 after 6/1 . Race day registration will be accepted but there may be a delay in receiving a t-shirt .

The Cambridge Lake Ripley Ride features three distances: a family friendly 22 mile (mostly flat) route, a longer and slightly hilly 40 mile route, and a more challenging 62 mile metric century route. You will ride quiet country roads and visit Cambridge, Rockdale, Marshall, and London. Registration includes t-shirt, map/cue sheet, scenic rest stops, sag wagon, a sandy swimming beach, and a FANTASTIC post ride celebration featuring live music, refreshments from Great Dane, a tasty dinner provided by the Cambridge Lions Club.

This year the Cambridge Lions Club will be providing diabetes screenings post event.

Proceeds benefit:

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Thank you to our ride sponsors

Try Cambridge TriDate: Sunday, August 25Time: 7:00 a .m .Location: Ripley ParkFee: $75 before 7/15, $80 after 7/15

This sprint distance triathlon will take you along the shores of Lake Ripley, traveling scenic country roads and through beautiful downtown Cambridge. The event will start and end at Rip-ley Park, an 18 acre beach front park complete with a bathhouse, multiple shelters, a disc golf course, a playground for the kids, and much more!

Thank you to our ride sponsors

Personal Training with CAPDates/Times: Call (608) 423-8108 to schedule Location: CHS Gymnasiums/Weight RoomTrainers: Lesli Buehler, Janette BystolFees: 1 on 1 training session: $40 R / $44 NR per hour10 sessions for $350 R / $385 NR20 sessions for $660 R / $726 NR

2 on 1 training session: $60 R / $66 NR per hour10 sessions for $500 R / $550 NR20 sessions for $960 R / $1,056 NR

CAP Personal Training will provide you with a professional personal trainer who has the skills and qualifications to design an effective, safe and personalized fitness program just for you! You will work one on one with your trainer, who will provide you with continual motivation and instruction on proper cardiovascular, strength and flexibility techniques.

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JazzerciseDays TimeTuesdays 6:00 p .m . – 7:00 p .m .Thursdays 6:00 p .m . – 7:00 p .m . Saturdays 8:30 a .m . – 9:30 a .m . Location: CES Gymnasium

Fees: cash, checks, and credit cards accepted$25 – $45 Joining Fee (one time fee)$32 – $40 monthly class fee with EFT

Non EFT passes $84 = 2 months$110 = 3 monthsDiscounts are available for families and students age 21 and under.

Single or trial class adults $10, students $7One week unlimited trial pass: $15

The 60-minute Jazzercise class includes a warm-up, high-energy aerobic routines, muscle-toning and cool-down stretch segment. Jazzercise combines elements of dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing and more to create programs for people of every age and fitness level. Participants should bring water, a mat for floor work, and weights for toning and strength-ening. Contact Christine Kenseth at (608) 754-8680 or [email protected]

*Class members may also attend classes at other area Jazzercise locations offered by Kenseth: Marshall Early Learning Center, Fort Atkinson Luther Elementary School, Jefferson City Hall, and Edgerton United Methodist Church at no additional charge.

iPads for Beginners WorkshopDate: Monday, July 8 or July 15 Time: 6:00 p .m . – 8:00 p .m . Location: CES Family Room Instructor: Julie WoletzFee: $15 R / $22 NR

Wondering what the whole tablet craze is about? Do you have an iPad, but not know how to use it? Come to this workshop for beginners and learn the basics. Participants will learn about navigating, organizing, downloading free and paid apps, and adjusting settings. You do not have to have any experience using an iPad prior to attending the workshop. iPads with pre-load-ed apps will be used in class you do not have to bring one with you. Maximum 20 participants.

Writers’ Support GroupDate LocationTuesday, June 25 Oscar H . Hanson HouseTuesday, July 23 Cambridge House Bed & BreakfastTime: 6:30 p .m . – 9:00 p .m .Facilitator: Cathy ThiltgenFee: $6 R / $7 NR per meeting $10 R / $12 NR for both*Register by the Friday prior to each meeting

If you like to write and enjoy being with others who share this same interest, this activity will be a great choice for you! Bring a story or a poem to be critiqued if you like or you can read pieces of writing from other people and provide feedback to them. Your commitment will be minimal, but your benefits will be great. You will enjoy writing activities as well as some social-ization time. Pre-registration through the CAP office is required.

Attention Cambridge area residents age 55 or better! Join the CAP for one of our fantastic senior citizen programs. Every Thursday has something new to offer. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to socialize and meet new friends.

CardsDate: 1st Thursday of every monthTime: 1:00 p .m . – 3:00 p .m .Location: Amundson CenterFee: FREE

Enjoy your favorite card games or learn some new ones. Games played can include euchre, rummy, poker, and more.

LuncheonsDate: 2nd Thursday of each monthTime: 12:00 p .m . – 2:00 p .m .Location: Amundson Center Fee: $3 per luncheon

RSVPs are required one week prior to luncheon to help us plan for meals. Please call Jody at (608) 423-8045 to RSVP.

June 13 – Take Me Out To The Ball Game To pay homage to the summer pastime, base-ball, join us as we have a ball park themed meal.

July 11 – Community Dinner at Ripley Park Join us at Lake Ripley Park, sponsored by the Cambridge Foundation from 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

August 8 – Grandchildren Day Come share stories and pictures of your grand-children; even bring them to the lunch!

September 12 – Summer Hobbies With the summer dwindling away, share and show what hobbies were done over the summer months!

BingoDate: 3rd Thursday of every monthTime: 1:00 p .m . – 3:00 p .m .Location: Amundson CenterFee: $0 .25 per card per game

Join the CAP staff for an afternoon of bingo! All types of bingo games will be played, and partici-pants will compete for prizes.

Movie & PopcornDate: 4th Thursday of every month Time: 12:30 p .m . – 2:30 p .m . Location: Amundson CenterFee: FREE

Enjoy a movie on the big screen while indulging in freshly popped popcorn.

Bocce Meet ups Dates: Mondays, June 3 – August 5 (no bocce 7/1) Time: 10:00 a .m . – 11:30 a .m . Ages: 18 & upLocation: Westside Park Fee: $14 R / $17 NR

Want to try a new activity that is played out-doors, easy to learn, and a great way to meet people? We have the perfect game, bocce! In 5000 BC, Egyptians played a form of bocce with polished rocks. 7000 years later, people play all over the world. Bocce Meet Ups will be open play format for bocce games. Two to eight play-ers take turns throwing the larger bocce balls at the smaller pallino, with the goal of getting their own ball closest to the pallino. Come when you can, teams will be formed with players in attendance. You will play with different players each week. Enjoy bocce fun, good sportsman-ship and friendship. Open to all adults and skill levels! Bocce courts and equipment will be provided.

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Active Adults Exercise ProgramDays: Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays, ongoingTime: 9:00 a .m . – 9:45 a .m .Location: NMS Historical AuditoriumFee: FREE

Enjoy gym time dedicated to you! Work on cardiovascular and strength exercises, increase your flexibility through stretching or concen-trate on your coordination utilizing balance exercises. This open gym time allows you many opportunities, all while enjoying a positive social environment.

802 West Water StreetPhone (608) 423-8097

The Cambridge Community Pool, located in the Cambridge Elementary School, is managed by the Cambridge CAP. This beautiful facility offers eight lanes and a 13 foot diving well. The pool is open year round to both residents of the Cambridge School District and non-residents. We offer swim lessons, certification courses, open and lap swim, water fitness classes, swim team and much more!

Holiday HoursClosed: May 27, July 4 & September 2 .

PROFESSIONAL STAFFWe are committed to quality and safety. Instructors are certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instruc-tors (WSI) and Certified American Red Cross Lifeguards (LG). All Lifeguards are certified in American Red Cross First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer. This represents 85 hours of training, not including staff in-service training and yearly re-certification. If you are interested in being a lifeguard or swim instructor for the Cambridge Area Community Pool call (608) 423-8097 for more information.

Lifeguard Certification CourseDates: August 6 – 9Times: 8:00 a .m . – 4:00 p .m .Ages: 15 & upLocation: CACPFee: $215 R / $250 NR

Pretest: Individual must pass a skill test including•300yardswim(100yardsfrontcrawl,100 yards breaststroke, 100 yards of either front crawl or breaststroke)•Swim20yardapproach,retrieve10pound brick from bottom of pool and return back 20 yards to starting point•Treadwaterfor2minutesParticipant MUST attend all dates and times . No exceptions .

Water Safety Instructor CourseDates TimeJuly 31, August 1, 2 4:00 p .m . – 8:00 p .m .August 3, 4 8:00 a .m . – 4:00 p .m .Ages: 16 & upLocation: CACPFee: $215 R / $250 NR

This course trains participants to teach water safety, including the Basic Water Rescue course and six levels of the Learn to Swim and Parent and Child Aquatics according to the American Red Cross guidelines. Upon successful comple-tion of course requirements, participants will receive a Water Safety Instructor (valid for two calendar years) certificate from the Ameri-can Red Cross. Participant must successfully complete the pretest on the first day in order to continue with the course.

Pretest includes proficiency in performing the following strokes:•25yards:frontcrawl,backcrawl,sidestroke, breast stroke, elementary backstroke•15yards:butterfly•Maintainpositiononbackeitherfloatingor skulling for one minute•TreadwaterforoneminuteParticipant MUST attend all dates and times . No exceptions .

Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to celebrate your child’s birthday? Look to the Cambridge Pool! We are now offering themed Birthday Party Rentals . Themed rentals will include pool time, games, decora-tions, party favors, and electronic invitations for parents to utilize . Parents may bring cake and other supplies as needed . Normal pool rental fees apply in addition to a $30 themed party fee . Additional fees may apply depend-ing on anticipated number of attendees . Contact the pool to schedule your party!

Party Theme Options: Pirates, Jungle, Under the Sea/Mermaid, and Tropical


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Swim Lesson Descriptions Parent & Child InstructionAges: 6 months – 5 years Minimum of 3 children per class.Instructor Ratio 1:10

Parent/Child Level AParent/Child Level A is a program for parents and children. Level A is for children who are 6 months to 2 years old and have either no water experience or one previous session of water adjustment lessons.Skills: Getting wet with toys, getting wet kicking, enter water by lifting in, enter water by walking in, in water exploration, out of water exploration, exit water by lifting out, exit water by walking out, blow-ing bubbles on the surface, blowing bubbles with mouth and nose submerged, underwater explora-tion, submerging mouth, nose and eyes, front and back float, front and back glide, roll from front to back and back to front, passing from instructor to parent, leg action on front and back, safety topics.

Parent/Child Level BParent/Child Level B is a program for parents and children. Level B is for children who:•are2to4yearsoldandhavehadtwoormoreprevious sessions of water adjustment lessons, submerge only reluctantly (or not at all) or require floatation support at all times.•areupto5yearsoldandhavelittleornoprevi-ous experience in water adjustment lessons, are reluctant to enter the water or submerge, require floatation support at all times or may benefit from parental presence and support in the water.Skills: Enter water in seated position, enter water in seated position by rolling over and sliding in, enter water by stepping or jumping in, enter water by using ladder, steps, or side of pool, exit water using ladder or side of pool, open eyes and retrieving objects below the surface, open eyes and retrieving submerged ob-jects, bobbing, front and back float, front and back glide, roll from front to back and back to front, passing between adults, leg action on front and back, arm action on front and back, combined arm and leg actions, safety topics.

Pre-School InstructionAges: 3 – 5 Minimum of 3 children per class.Instructor Ratio 1:5

Skippers 1The objective of Skippers 1 is to focus on water adjustment, safety and basic swimming skills.

Skills: Enter water using ladder, steps, or side, exit water using ladder, steps, or sides, blowing bubbles through mouth and nose for three seconds, submerging mouth, nose and eyes, front and back glides, recover to a vertical position, roll from front to back and back to front, treading with arm and hand actions, alternating leg actions on front and back, simultaneous leg actions on front and back, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, safety topics. All skills can be performed with sup-port.

Skippers 2Prerequisites: Passed Skippers 1The objective of Skippers 2 is to start to develop fundamental skills.

Skills: Enter water by steeping in, exit water using ladder, steps, or side, bobbing three times, open eyes under water and retrieve an object, front and back float, front and back glides, roll from front to back and back to front, tread water using arm and leg actions for five seconds, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, finning arm actions, safety topics. All skills can be performed with as-sistance.

Skippers 3Prerequisites: Passed Skippers 2The objective of Skippers 3 is to begin stroke development.

Skills: Enter water by jumping in, fully submerging and holding breath for five seconds, bobbing five times, front and back float, jelly fish float, tuck float, recover to vertical position, change direction while swimming, treading using arm and leg actions, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, finning arm actions, safety topics. All skills must be done indepen-dently.

School Age Program“Learn to Swim” LevelsAges: 5 – 14 Minimum of 3 children per class.Instructor Ratio 1:8

Level 1 – Introduction to Water SkillsThere are no prerequisites for this course. The objective of Level 1 is to help students feel comfort-able in the water and to enjoy to the water safely.

Skills: Enter water using ladder, steps or side, exit water using ladder, steps or side, blow bubbles through mouth and nose, floating on front and back for three seconds, open eyes underwater and pick up a submerged object, front and back glides, treading using are and hand actions, roll from front to back and back to front, explore arm and hand movements, swim on front and back using arm and leg actions, water safety rules.

Level 2 – Fundamental Aquatic SkillsPrerequisites: Passed Level 1, or be able to perform a front float with face in water, back float, and swim on front and back using arm and leg actions. The objective of Level 2 is to give students success with fundamental skills.Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. Students explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions.

Skills: Enter water by stepping or jumping from the side, exit water from ladder, steps or side safely, fully submerging and hold breath for five seconds, bobbing, open eyes under water and pick up sub-merged object, performfront and back glide, roll over from front to back, back to front, tread water using arm and leg ac-tions, floating on front and back without support, jellyfish float, tuck float, roll from front to back and back to front, swim on front and back using

combined arm and leg actions, treading using arm and leg actions, swim on side, self-help and basic water rescue skills.

Level 3 – Stroke DevelopmentPrerequisites: Passed Level 2, or can float on front and back, swim 15 yards on front and back, swim 15 yards using front and back crawls, using kick and alternating arm movement, and can perform rhyth-mic breathing. The objective of Level 3 is to build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice.

Skills: Jump into deep water from side, dive from sitting and kneeling position, submerge and retrieve an object, bob while moving forward, use rotary breathing ten times, front and back glides with kicks, survival float, back float, change from horizontal to vertical on front and back, butterfly kick and body motion, treading water, streamlined positions, front crawl, elementary backstroke, scis-sors kicks, safety skills.

Level 4 – Stroke ImprovementPrerequisites: Passed Level 3, or can swim 15 yards of coordinated front and back crawls using kick and alternating arm movement, perform rhythmic breathing and can jump into deep water. The objective of Level 4 is to develop confidence in the strokes learned and to improve other aquatic skills.

Skills: Swim underwater, perform feet first surface dive, survival swimming, open turns on front and back using any stroke, tread water using two different kicks, perform front crawl, breast-stroke, butterfly, back crawl, elementary back-stroke, sidestroke, streamlined position, head first entry from a compact and stride position, use safe diving rules, perform compact jump with lifejacket, perform throwing and reaching assist, safety rules.

Level 5 – Stroke RefinementPrerequisites: Passed Level 4, or can swim 25 yards back crawl and front crawl, 10 yards elementary backstroke, breaststroke kick and side-stroke kick, standing dive into pool and deep water bobbing.The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement of strokes.

Skills: Tread water, shallow dive, sculling, survival swimming, perform rescue breathing, standing dives, pike surface dive, tuck surfacdive, front flip turn, backstroke flip turn, refining and developing endurance for front crawl, breaststroke, butter-fly, back crawl, elementary backstroke, develop sidestroke.

Level 6 – Swimming and Skill Proficiency Fitness SwimmerPrerequisites: Passed Level 5, or can swim 25 yards breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, 50 yards front and back crawls. Can do 15 yards butterfly, perform stride jump, open turns, and 2 minutes treading water. The objective of Level 6 Fitness swimmer is to refine strokes so students swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances.

Skills: open turns, flip turns, circle swimming, using a pace clock, using pull bouys and fins. Swim 500 yard continuously, participate in the 12 minute Cooper swim test.

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Cambridge Area Community Pool Summer 2013 Schedule June 9 – August 31

Lap Swim6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.

*Lap Swim

6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

*Lap Swim

6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

Masters6:00 a.m. – 6:50 a.m.

Open / Lap Swim

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Lap Swim5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Lap Swim

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Open / Lap6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Fit after 50

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Open / Lap

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Lessons5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Lessons5:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Lessons5:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.

Aquacize

7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Aquacize10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Open / Lap 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Lap Swim6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.

Lap Swim6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.

Open / Lap

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Open / Lap

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Masters6:00 a.m. – 6:50 a.m.

Lap Swim5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Aquacize

7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Fit after 50

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Summer School9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Water Fitness DescriptionsAquacizeJoin this fun, upbeat, and challenging class that will increase your cardio-vascular stamina while building muscle. Routines will include exercises in both the shallow and deep water. Come ready to sweat, work, and have a good time.

Fit after 50Designed to be a nonimpact, cardiovascular workout, this class will help build muscles, increase flexibility and improve functional fitness. Each class will be held in the shallow end of the pool and will end with a stretch-ing session for a total body workout.

*Lap Swim Open to all ages. You may swim at your own pace but you must swim laps and/or perform other aerobic water exercises. During Masters Swim, fitness classes, and lessons there may only be two lap lanes available.

Open SwimOpen to all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult. At all times a responsible adult must be in the water and on the deck with a child who is under the age of seven. Children ages 7–11 must be accompanied by an adult in the pool area. There will always be at least one lane open for lap swimming during this time.

Holiday Hours Closed: May 27, July 4 & September 2

Any changes in the pool schedule will be posted at the pool and on the CAP website.

Did you know? The Cambridge Pool is available to rent for private events, birthday parties, and much more! Please contact the pool at (608) 423-8097 for pricing and availability .

Day Camp

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Lessons

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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Summer 2013 Weekly Swim Lesson Schedule 5 weeks Session I: June 10 – July 19Registration due by May 31(no classes week of 7/1) Session II: July 29 – August 30 Registration due by July 19

Fee: $32 R / $37 NRPool Pass Holder: $27

Monday

5:00 – 5:30 p.m.Skippers 1Skippers 2Skippers 3

5:30 – 6:15 p.m.Level 1Level 2Level 3


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6:15 – 7:00 p.m.Level 3 Level 4 Level 5Level 6

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6:15 – 6:45 p.m.PC/APC/B

Friday

1:00 – 1:30 p.m.PC/A PC/B

1:30 – 2:00 p.m.Skippers 1 Skippers 2Skippers 3

Pool memberships available online!

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Resident Non-ResidentAnnual • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••Family $175 $215Adult $125 $155Senior (Age 62 & over) $100 $150Student (Age 5 – 17) $100 $120

School Year • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Family $140 $170Adult $100 $125Senior (Age 62 & over) $80 $100Student (Age 5 – 17) $80 $100

Summer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Family $70 $85Adult $45 $55Senior (Age 62 & over) $35 $45Student (Age 5 – 17) $35 $45

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6 Week Session $37 $42 Holder

Adult Group Lessons $37 $42 $32

Please contact the pool to set up private lessons

Private Lessons • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Per session $25 / 30 min.5 sessions $100

Please contact the pool to set up private lessons

Lap/Open Swim –10 Punch PassAdult $45 $55Senior (Age 62 & over) $35 $45Student (Age 5 – 17) $35 $45

Lap/Open Swim –20 Punch Pass •••••••••••••••••• Adult $75 $90Senior (Age 62 & over) $65 $75Student (Age 5 – 17) $65 $75

Resident Non-ResidentDay Passes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Family * $10 $12Adult $ 5 $ 6Senior (Age 62 & over) $ 4 $ 5Student (Age 5 – 17) $ 4 $ 5Child (Age 0 – 4) $ 2 $ 3

Group Rentals • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 – 25 People $50 / hr $60 / hr26 – 50 People $75 / hr $90 / hr51 – 75 People $100 / hr $120 / hrOver 75 People $125 / hr $150 / hr

Water Aerobics Classes – (minimum 3 participants) Per Class $4 $510 Punch Pass $35 $4520 Punch Pass $55 $65

LockersLockers must be rented from the pool. The use of overnight personal locks is prohibited. All locks will be provided by the CAP. Resident Non-Resident • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••Monthly $5 $63 Months $14 $15Annual $50 $62

* Family day passes are for up to six family members living at the same address. Each additional member is $1.50 R / $2.00 NR Punch cards are non–refundable and do not expire.

Memberships include all open and lap swim times, access to water fitness classes, and a discount on swim lessons.

Aquatics

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Food Pantry

The Cambridge CAP is continually conllecting used electronics as a fundraiser. There’s nothing to buy. We are simply asking you to protect the environment by donating your used consumer electronics and unwanted, broken or mismatched jewelry. Your used item(s) may be tax deductible and will be recycled in accordance with EPA regulations. 100% of the proceeds will help fund CAP youth programs. Items we are currently collecting include:

CellPhones•LaptopComputers•Inkjet&LaserCartridges•MP3Players•DigitalCameras•DigitalVideoCameras•HandheldGameSystems•GPSDevices•RadarDetectors•ElectronicBookReaders•Used,BrokenorUnwantedGold,Silver&PlatinumJewelry•iPads&Tablets•DigitalSLRCameras&Lenses•Kindle&SonyBookReaders•GameConsoles(Wii,PS3,Xbox)•VideoGames•RangeFinders&SkyCaddies•MobileHotspots•4GUSBAirCards•MiFiDevices•GraphingCalculators

Simply drop your items off at one of the following locations: Cambridge CAP Youth Center, Cambridge Community Pool, CAP CARE, Cambridge Food Pantry and Resource Center or the CAP Office

Help Our Community. Protect the Environment.Donate your used electronics & jewelry!

CAP RECYCLING FUNDRAISER

Shopping Hours: Mondays 5:30 p .m . – 7:00 p .m .Location: 211 South Street, NMS

The Food Pantry provides food assistance, resources, and emergency aid to residents of the Cambridge School District. The Cambridge CAP is pleased to welcome Nancy Brattlie as the Food Pantry Coordinator. Nancy oversees the operations of the Pantry and works with volunteers, community organizations and local businesses to ensure the success of the Pantry.

Effective May 1, the Pantry is staffed: Mondays: 9:00 a .m . – 1:00 p .m . 4:00 p .m . – 5:00 p .m .Wednesdays: 9:00 a .m . – 12:00 p .m . Thursdays: 8:00 a .m . – 3:00 p .m .

Many volunteers and donations are needed to make the Food Pantry & Resource Center successful.

Anyone interested in more information is asked to contact Nancy at (608) 423-8142 or foodpantry@cambridge .k12 .wi .us .

Cambridge Food Pantry Garden Get involved in growing produce for the Cambridge Food Pantry. Volunteers are needed to help with the garden from May through October. Tasks at the garden include planting, watering, weeding, weighing, harvesting, and general clean up and maintenance of the crops. The garden, located 1.5 miles south of Cambridge on Oakland Road is a great opportunity for ALL ages to gain volunteer experience! If you are interested in volunteering for the garden or pantry, please contact Nancy at 423-8142 or email [email protected]

Nancy –

Food Pantry

Coordinator

Resident Non-ResidentDay Passes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Family * $10 $12Adult $ 5 $ 6Senior (Age 62 & over) $ 4 $ 5Student (Age 5 – 17) $ 4 $ 5Child (Age 0 – 4) $ 2 $ 3

Group Rentals • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 – 25 People $50 / hr $60 / hr26 – 50 People $75 / hr $90 / hr51 – 75 People $100 / hr $120 / hrOver 75 People $125 / hr $150 / hr

Water Aerobics Classes – (minimum 3 participants) Per Class $4 $510 Punch Pass $35 $4520 Punch Pass $55 $65

LockersLockers must be rented from the pool. The use of overnight personal locks is prohibited. All locks will be provided by the CAP. Resident Non-Resident • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••Monthly $5 $63 Months $14 $15Annual $50 $62

* Family day passes are for up to six family members living at the same address. Each additional member is $1.50 R / $2.00 NR Punch cards are non–refundable and do not expire.

Memberships include all open and lap swim times, access to water fitness classes, and a discount on swim lessons.


Ripley Park

Umbrella DazeDate: Saturday, July 27Enjoy this annual community festival held at Ripley Park! Join us for live music, the Lake Ripley Ride, a Lions Club chicken dinner, kids games, bingo and more. Live bands will entertain throughout the day. Check the CAP and Cambridge Chamber websites for Umbrella Daze event updates. To sign up for the Lake Ri-pley Ride or tournaments contact the CAP office at (608) 423-8108.

Day PassAdults - $2Children 12 & under - $1

2013 Season Passes $20 .00 thru April 30$25 .00 after April 30

All season passes are valid May 25 – September 2. Season passes may be purchased at any CAP office prior to May 25 as well as the Ripley Park gatehouse after May 25. *Special events may require an additional fee.

Park InformationRipley Park, located on the west shores of Lake Ripley, is an 18 acre park privately owned by the Cambridge Foundation and managed by the CAP. This beautiful park has something for everyone! Ripley Park is home to two tennis courts, a basketball court, a children’s play struc-ture, and wide open space to play. Ripley Park is open seasonally from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day. Canoe, kayak and stand up paddle boards available for rental at the beach through CamRock Cafe and Sport.

Disc Golf CourseRipley Park is home to a 9-hole Disc Golf Course. This recreational-to-intermediate level course will be open to all levels of players. A limited number of discs are available for check out at the concession stand.

Ripley Park Advisory Committee MembersBridgette Hermanson . . . . . . . . (608) 423-8108Richard Moen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-1591Kristin Peppey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-4677Andrew Rumpf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-3254Steve Fiore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 423-9516

Shelter ReservationsCambridge’s Ripley Park is also the perfect loca-tion to host your next event, with four beautiful shelters, there is sure to be one to meet your needs. Ripley Park is a great place for family reunions, company picnics, birthday parties, cookouts, playgroups, showers and much more! Rent a shelter today by calling the CAP office at (608) 423-8108 or view shelter availability online.

Lion’s North Shelter . . . . . . . . . .$75/DayThe North Shelter is the largest of the four pavilions at Ripley Park. North Shelter offers 16 picnic tables underneath the shelter, with more tables available upon request. Additionally, North Shelter is in close proximity to the park restrooms and concession stand. The shelter is 30 ft x 40 ft, is equipped with electrical outlets, and has close access to a charcoal grill.

South Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60/DayThe South Shelter is a 24 ft x 36 ft shelter with electrical outlets. This shelter offers 11 – 14 picnic tables, with more available upon request. The South Shelter is located across the field space from the restrooms.

Evinrude Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . .$45/DayThe Evinrude Shelter is located adjacent to the restrooms and bath house. There are 4 – 6 picnic tables located under this 15 ft x 20 ft shelter, which is equipped with electrical outlets. The Evinrude Shelter is also the closest shelter to the parking lot.

Ripley Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$45/DayThe Ripley Shelter is adjacent to the restrooms and bath house, and is identical in size and set up to the Evinrude Shelter. Ripley shelter overlooks the beach and playground area while staying in close proximity to the parking lot.

Donate to Ripley Park Help the Cambridge Foundation to preserve this treasured community asset. Your tax–deductible donation can be mailed to the Cambridge Foundation at: P.O. Box 1, Cambridge, WI. For more information regarding the Cambridge Foundation, please contact Michael Rumpf at (608) 423-3254.

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General Information

If you would like to participate in one of our programs, please register in advance of the reg-istration deadline. One week prior to the start date, we determine if enrollment is sufficient to hold the program. By registering early, you will assist us in providing the best organization and administration of all programs. Your coopera-tion in registering early will ensure all partici-pants and instructors are given ample time to prepare for programs.

RegistrationRegistration for enrichment programs is due one week prior to the start date. Please note all beginning dates on programs as to not miss a session. Registration for youth sports leagues is specified in that particular section of the brochure. If registrations are more than seven days late, registration is not guaranteed and may incur additional expenses. No email registra-tions will be accepted; phone registrations will be accepted with credit card payment. Registra-tion is taken on a first come, first served basis and programs may fill up quickly. Spots will not be held without payment.

TripsParticipants may register for trips by logging onto www.cambridgecap.net or by completing the registration form located in the back of this brochure. Space on trips is limited; registra-tions are taken on a first come, first served basis. There is a flat fee for all trips; both residents and non–residents of the Cambridge School District are encouraged to attend. Trip registra-tion is due two weeks prior to the date of each individual trip

Registration Options:Option #1: OnlineUsing our website, www.cambridgecap.net, click on “Register Now.” This will direct you to our secure, online registration database. Click on “Click Here to Log In and Register.” You will be guided through a process of creating a family login and password that you will use each time you register. At the end of the registration you will need to pay with a credit card. You will then receive a registration confirmation and receipt via email to complete the process.

Option #2: MailRegistration form (page 21 or at www.cambridgecap.net) and payment may be mailed to: Community Activities Program PO Box 54 Cambridge, WI 53523

Option #3: Walk–In Drop off the registration form and payment at the Activities Office – Room 116, Cambridge High School. Please use the District Office entrance at the high school. Forms may also be dropped off at the Cambridge Community Pool or the Cambridge CAP Youth Center.

Option #4: PhoneContact any CAP office to register via phone using a Visa or Mastercard.

Option #5: Drop BoxRegistrations forms may be dropped in our drop box, located outside of the District Office doors at the Cambridge High School.

If you don’t hear from us, that’s good! Unless you register online, the Cambridge Community Activities Program will not send out confirma-tions of registration. If you do not hear from us, consider yourself registered. We will only contact you in the case of a problem (payment inaccuracy, full program, cancellation). If you would like a confirmation or receipt of payment, please send a self addressed, stamped envelope with your registration. For all youth sports pro-gramming, participants will be contacted by his/her assigned coach.

FeesIt is the policy of the Community Activities Pro-gram that those who participate in Community Activities Programs should help subsidize the overall cost of that activity. Therefore, fees are assessed to activities based on the needs of that particular activity. The first program fees listed in the brochure are for Cambridge School District residents (R). To qualify for the resident fee you must reside in the Cambridge School District. The second fee listed is for non–residents (NR). Non–residents are those who do not reside in the Cambridge School District. Residents support the school district through tax–dollars, while non–residents pay to participate through higher registration fees. All participants must pay in full at the time of registration; however, participation in programs to School District residents will not be denied due to financial constraints.

Sunshine FundA private fund has been established to ensure all children are able to participate in CAP activities. We encourage all School District residents in need of financial assistance contact the Execu-tive Director for further information.

InsuranceThe Cambridge Community Activities Program does not provide medical or accident insurance for any program participants. Participants are encouraged to obtain their own insurance coverage prior to participating in programs.

Notice of Non–Discrimination No person shall, on the basis of sex, race, color, sexual orientation, national origin, religion or creed, ancestry, age, marital status, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimina-tion under any program or activity, including employment.

Harassment PolicyThe Cambridge Community Activities Program is committed to providing an environment in which employees and patrons are treated with courtesy and respect. The Cambridge CAP pro-hibits sexual harassment and harassing words or conduct directed towards others.

Program CancellationsThe Cambridge Community Activities Program reserves the right to cancel a program due to low enrollment. Participants will be contacted at least three days prior to an activity being cancelled. Fees for programs cancelled by the Activities Program due to low enrollment will be refunded.Programs are subject to cancellation due to inclement weather, holidays, or facility conflicts. The CAP will attempt to reschedule a makeup session for such occasions, but this can not be guaranteed. For cancellation infor-mation, please call (608) 423–8108, or visit www.cambridgecap.net. Please note the following scenarios:When the School District of Cambridge is closed or dismisses early due to inclement weather, CAP activities will be cancelled. However, in the event of a late start or school cancellation due to inclement weather, 6 a.m. lap swim will operate as scheduled unless otherwise posted on NBC–15, WKOW–27, or WISC–TV3, as well as CAP voicemail by 5:30 a.m.

For public safety, the CAP reserves the right to close the pool should conditions arise that are deemed hazardous to pool patrons or staff. For the protection of all participants, the Cambridge Area Community Pool will be closed from the first sight of lightning or thunder until 30 minutes after the last sighting.

You Snooze . . . You Lose


General InformationTobacco/Alcohol Use PolicyA reminder to program participants that the use of all tobacco products or consumption of alcoholic beverages on premises owned by the Cambridge School District is prohibited by State Law.

School District CooperationThe Community Activities Program would like to thank the Cambridge School District for their support and cooperation with facility use and scheduling. The extra time and energies from administrative assistants, custodians, teachers, and principals is greatly appreciated.

School District Facility Usage The School District facilities are available for use to members of the Cambridge Community per Board of Education policy 830. Any commu-nity member or group wishing to reserve space within the school district may do so by clicking on the School District of Cambridge website at www.cambridge.k12.wi.us and registering to become a requester. Simply click on the “Click here to reserve a facility” link and you will be prompted to a request page. Once you have been approved by the School District to become a requester, you will be able to use the program to apply for reservations. For additional infor-mation please contact the CAP office at (608) 423–8108.

Photo PolicyThe Cambridge Community Activities Program uses pictures of participants in bulletins and displays to inform others of our recreational op-portunities. If you do not want a picture taken, please inform the director prior to the start of the program.

Volunteer Opportunities Many volunteer opportunities are available with-in the Cambridge CAP, as volunteers are needed to make this program successful. Please list your name, telephone number, and the particular area that you are interested in volunteering with on the registration form. To ensure the safety of our participants, background checks are per-formed on all CAP employees and volunteers. *CAP is always looking for attractive and innovative programming ideas. If you have any suggestions, ideas, or are interested in teaching a class, please refer to Employment/Volunteer tab on the top of the CAP website, for the create a class form or contact the office to have one sent to you.

Did You Know?Your health insurance company may reimburse you for our programs! That’s right, many health insurance companies reimburse their membersfor wellness programming, youth sports, and community events. Receipts from CAP can be printed directly from your online account.

Refund PolicyThe Cambridge Community Activities Program’s refund policy is as follows:A full refund will be issued in the following cases:•AprogramiscancelledbytheCAPdueto low enrollment or facility usage conflict.If a participant voluntarily withdraws from a program prior to the program’s registration deadline, he/she will have two options:•Receiveaprogramcreditfortheamount paid minus a $3 processing fee or•Receivearefundfortheamountpaid minus a $3 processing fee. All refunds will be mailed to participants in check form.A program credit will be issued in the following case:•Aparticipant’senrollmentiscancelled during the course of a program, unless that participant was needed to meet the minimum enrollment number set for the class.If a participant withdraws after the program has begun or if a participant is unhappy with the program, they may submit to the CAP Director, in writing, their disappointments and CAP will issue either a prorated refund or program credit minus the $3. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

Behavior PolicyIt is the objective of the Cambridge CAP to provide a positive leisure experience for all participants. Appropriate behavior is expected from all participants and spectators in programs and in school district facilities to protect the en-joyment and safety of all patrons. Behaviors that will not be accepted include, but are not limited to, the following:•Endangeringthehealthandsafetyofother participants, patrons, or staff.•Disruptingaprogramorcreatinga disturbance at a facility.•Continuousrefusaltofollowprogramand/or facility rules and guidelines.•Useofverbalharassment,profanity, vulgarity, obscenity, or racial slurs.

•Blatantdisrespectofstaffandprogramor facility rules and guidelines.•Damage,vandalismortheftofprivateor school district facilities, equipment, or supplies.•Possessionoruseofillegalsubstancesor medication, including the use of alcohol or smoking where prohibited.•Possessionorthreatofaweapon.•Inappropriatedisplayofaffection.

The following outlines steps that may be used with patrons who are not behaving appropriate-ly. Membership or program fees will not be re-funded for any person removed from a program due to violation of this behavior policy. Some programs may have more detailed behavior poli-cies, such as the Blue Fins or the Youth Center, in which a printed copy will be distributed to all participants.

All program participants and spectators are expected to behave appropriately and follow the rules of the program. A participant will receive written notice for inappropriate behavior, and in the case of a minor, a copy of the notice from the CAP Director will be provided to such mi-nor’s parent/guardian. If a participant receives three notices of inappropriate behavior, or if the participant is involved in one severe incident, as determined by CAP staff, the participant may no longer participate in the program until a meeting is scheduled and held. The partici-pant, a parent/guardian if the participant is a minor, the program instructor, the program supervisor, and any other persons whom the CAP considers necessary for a resolution of the inappropriate behavior, shall be present at such meeting. At the meeting, the question of continued participation in the program will be considered and, primarily for minor partici-pants, a Behavior Contract may be prepared as a condition of continued participation. Such a Behavior Contract will be personalized to the circumstances and the participant, and will include specific expectations and consequences for failure to meet such expectations, including possible suspension and/or termination from program participation. Inappropriate behavior by adults may result in more rapid progress toward suspension or termination from program participation.


Bike Cambridge

Natural Vistas, Parks & More#1 Westside Park Kids playground, CamRock Park trail head

#2 CamRock Park Area 3 Mountain bike & hiking trails, vistas

#3 Koshkonong Prairie Overlook the oldest Norwegian settlement

#4 CamRock Area 1 & 2 Hiking trails, playground, picnic shelters

#5 Ripley Park Beach Disc golf, picnic shelters, historic site

#6 Lake Ripley Preserve Trails with educational signs, vistas

#7 Red Cedar Lake Nature Area Kayak or Canoe, bird watching, & fishing

#8 Cambridge Wildlife Area Walking trail, fishing and picnic area

Historic Attractions#9 1906 Historic School Museum & Koshkonong Prairie Historic Society Open seasonally - nostalgic exhibits telling different stories of days gone by .

#10 Beer Cave constructed in 1865 Used for summer storage of Rockdale Brewery's brewery products .

#11 Lake Ripley Cemetery Grave stones dating to 1850, historic marker Village of Rockdale #12 Willerup United Methodist Church - Est . 1859 - Oldest Scandinavian Methodist Church in the worlde Village of Cambridge Est . 1847 Shops, dining, B & B's and art studios

Village of Rockdale Est . 1836 dining, art studios & CamRock Park trail head

Suggested roads to ride on to connect the points are: Koshkonong Rd . Ripley Rd . Cty Hwy B (road bike) OR CamRock 1 trail (hybrid/cross/moutain bike) Perry Rd . Hillside Rd . Park Rd . Clearview Rd . State Farm Rd . Highway 134 to Glacial Drumlin State Trail

Self-guided bike maps highlighting some

the areas attrations . . . Enjoy the Ride


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CamRock ParkCamRock Park

Dane County Parks offers this 422-acre park is located along Koshkonong Creek between the Village of Cambridge and Rockdale. This park has three separate use areas with shelter facilities and play areas. The trails are suitable for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and CamRock area 3 has a single-track mountain bike trail. CamRock Park can be reached via U.S. Highway 12 and 18 onto County Highway B and Highland Drive through the Village of Rockdale. For more information visit: www.countyofdane.com

Artist Studio ToursHome art studios open twice a year for tours:

Clay Collective Spring Potters TourAn all-clay tour; first weekend in Maywww.claycollective.org

Earth, Wood and Fire Artist TourAnnual Fall tour; fourth weekend in Octoberwww.earthwoodfiretour.com

For a list of area art studios please see:wwww.cambridgewiarts.org

Historic Websiteswww.cambridgehistoricmuseum.orgwww.koshkonong.org

Recreational websiteswww.cambridgecap.net www.cambridgewi.com www.visitcambridgewi.com

Thank you to those that contributed to this project:

Cambridge Community Activities Program

Cambridge Arts Council

CamRock Café & Sport

Koshkonong Prairie Historic Society

1906 Historic School Museum

Village of Cambridge Economic Development

Committee and Task Force

Voyagers Jewelry Design

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Parents/Guardians Name: D.O.B Date:

Mailing Address: City: Zip:

Email Address: Home Phone: Work: Cellular Phone:

Emergency Contact: Relationship to Participant: (In case the parent/guardian cannot be reached)

Home Phone: Cellular Phone: Doctor Name and Phone Number: Medications: Allergies, Asthma and/or other medical conditions:

PLEASE WRITE ONLY ONE NAME PER LINE

Total Fees: $ *Shirt sizes: Youth S, M, L, or Adult S, M, L, XL, XXL

Method of Payment: Cash $ Check # Please make checks payable to CAP; see page 17 for registration details.

Yes, I would like to volunteer for the Cambridge Community Activities Program. Please contact me at:

I am interested in volunteering for:

Name Program Session Grade Birthdate M/F Fee *Shirt Size

Swim Lesson Registration

Name Level Session/Day/Time Grade Birthdate M/F Fee

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Registration Form


parent/guardian

P.O. Box 54, Cambridge, WI 53523


LIABILITY WAIVER AND

INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT

GENERAL RECREATION PROGRAMS

I fully release and discharge the Cambridge Community Activities

Program and its employees, directors and volunteers from any and all

claims or damages, including claims or damages arising from injuries,

death or property damage, which may arise out of or occur in connec-

tion with my use of the school district facilities, the programs offered

by Cambridge CAP or allegedly caused by the negligence of Cambridge

CAP, except for those resulting from the intentional or reckless acts of

the Cambridge CAP or its employees, directors, and volunteers.

I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Cambridge CAP

and its employees, directors, and volunteers from any and all claims

or damages, costs, or expenses, incurred by the Cambridge CAP, its

employees, directors, and volunteers which result from or relate to my

use of the school district facilities and the programs offered by CCAP;

except for those resulting from the intentional or reckless acts of the

CCAP or its officers or employees.

I have been offered the opportunity to negotiate the terms and condi-

tions of this liability waiver and indemnification agreement; however,

I choose to accept the terms and conditions of this agreement as they

are, without negotiation.

Signature (Parent or Guardian if under 18 years)

Date

Concussion Law

Please be aware that all youth athletic participants are required to have

a signed concussion form for each sport and season. Please visit

www.cambridgecap.net/Concussion.php to find this document.

AQUATICS PROGRAM

In addition to my participation in general activities programs, I

acknowledge that certain risks apply when using the Cambridge Area

Community Pool, under the direction of the Cambridge CAP.

The undersigned hereby recognizes and acknowledges that certain

risks of physical injury and property damage exist when participating

in the programs offered by the CCAP, including but not limited to the

drowning while swimming, and death or serious injury from diving,

swimming for extended periods of time or great distances, or falling

while participating in other activities offered by CCAP. I agree to

release all claims of injury or damage to or for myself or my child/ward

arising from the negligence of CCAP and any of its directors, officers,

employees or volunteers. I acknowledge that I have been provided

with adequate time to read this release, obtain any advice I might need,

and bargain for the opportunity to participate in activities without

signing this release, prior to signing below.

Signature (Parent or Guardian if under 18 years)

Date

Registration Form

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Community OrganizationsThese organizations provide structured sport or recreational opportunities for our community. Although the Activities Program works with these groups, please contact the groups directly for season dates and general information.

Amundson Community Center(608) 423–3712

C/D Players(608) 423–4442

Cambridge Arts Council (608) 423–2107

Cambridge Collective(608) 213–4610

Cambridge Chamber of Commerce(608) 423–3780

Cambridge EMS(608) 423–3511

Cambridge Fire Department(608) 423–2014

Cambridge Foot Clinic(608) 838–7117

Cambridge Foundation(608) 423–3254

Cambridge Historic Museum(608) 423–7629

Cambridge Lions Club(608) 335–0525

Cambridge Optimist(608) 423–3890

Cambridge PTO(608) 423–9904

Cambridge Public Library(608) 423–3900

Cambridge School District(608) 423–4345

Cambridge Sewing Group(608) 423–9173

Cambridge Wrestling Club(608) 423–7670

Cambridge Young at Hearts(608) 423–3131

GDU Soccer Club(608) 764–5006

R .S .V .P . (608) 423–3131

Town of Christiana(608) 423–3816

Youth Football Club(608) 423-4878

Cambridge Community Librarywww.cambridgelib.org [email protected] Cambridge Community Library offers story time for preschool children during each season of the year. Sign up at the front desk. All programs are free to the public! Check out the plans for the new library at: www.newcambridgelibrary.com

2013 Summer Library Program Dig Into Reading

"Just dirt?" you say? Dig a little deeper as you'll discover there's a world of interesting things beneath your feet. You will dig our under-ground theme! Readers of all ages are welcome to participate in reading incentive programs and to attend fun, free, and educational events. Reading folders will be available starting June 20. Please join us! All events will be held in the Amundson Center Community Room. Family Kick-Off ProgramAnimal Diggers Evening EventThursday, June 20 6:30 p .m . – 7:15 p .m .

Noelle Tarrant from Zoozort will introduce us to some of her favorite animal diggers. All are welcome and summer reading folders will be available.

Preschool Programs Day: WednesdaysTime: 10:00 a .m . – 10:45 a .m . 7/10 Dig with Shelly Fosdal7/17 Read with a Digger7/24 Wiggly Worms

Programs for All Ages Day: FridaysTime: 10:00 a .m . – 10:45 a .m . 7/12 Digging for Reading Treasure Musician/Storyteller Randy Peterson7/19 Dig Deep:Discover! Mad Science/Jim Birkel7/26 We Dig Animals – Henry Vilas Zoo

Friends of the Cambridge Community Librarywww . cambridgelibraryfriends .org

Glacial Heritage Area (GHA)

GHA is a project that would link parks, pre-serves, wildlife and natural areas and other conservation lands to nearby cities and villages with different types of trails. This network aims to connect people to nature by providing opportunities for visitors to get outdoors, protect our native habitats and improve water quality. For more information visit: www.glacialheritagearea.org.

Cambridge Area EMSCambridge Area Emergency Medical Services (CAEMS) provides pre-hospital emergency careand interfacility transfers to residents and visi-tors of the Villages of Cambridge and Rockdale,the Town of Christiana, and parts of the Towns of Oakland and Lake Mills. CAEMS is staffed24/7 with three team crews of comprehensively trained professional volunteers. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please contact Chief Bob Salov at (608) 423-3511 or [email protected]. Visit us at www.cambridgeems.org

Cambridge Volunteer Fire DepartmentJoin the Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department. Residents who are interested in joining the Volunteer Fire Department may stop at the fire station on Mondays after 6:30 p.m. to speak with a current member or call (608) 423-2014.

Cambridge Farmers MarketDate: Tuesdays, beginning May 1Time: 2:00 p .m . – Dusk Location: Veterans Park

Umbrella Daze Date: Saturday, July 27Location: Ripley Park

Live music, family activities, great food and hanging out on the beach! Umbrella Daze is a community festival in Cambridge, Wisconsin at Ripley Park sponsored by the Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce.

Maxwell Street DaysDate: Friday & Saturday, August 2 & 3The best and biggest bargains of the year in Cambridge. Enjoy all the bargains at the side-walk sales on Main Street.

Elements of Art A Festival of Fine ArtsDate: Saturday, June 1Time: 9:00 a .m . – 5:00 p .m .

An annual tradition with a new look!This event has beenrelocated to the scenic Westside Park along the Koshkonong Creek. Thirty juried artists featur-ing a variety of media including pottery, pho-tography, fiber art, metal work, paintings, and glass will showcase their works. This is a family friendly event, with live music and childrens' ac-tivities. Come to Cambridge where Art Thrives!


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CAP Summer Brochure 2013

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