Parks and Recreation Brochure - Waterford Township

Waterford 

LEISURE & EDUCATION EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES 

Check out 

PARKS & 

RECREATION 

PROGRAMS 

pp 40-56! 

Fall 2012 

WAT E R F O R D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T 

W A T E R F O R D C O M M U N I T Y E D U C A T I O N 

WAT E R F O R D S E N I O R C E N T E R • WAT E R F O R D L I B R A RY

Table of Contents 

COMMUNITY EDUCATION ...... 7-29 

For Kids ................................ 7-8 

For Adults .............................. 9-15 

Creative Arts............................. 9 

Enrichment............................... 10-12 

Business & Finance .................. 12 

Garden/Landscape.................... 14 

Career Training ......................... 14-15 

Other 

Registration Information ............ 17 

Registration Form ..................... 18 

Pool & Fitness .......................... 19-27 

Map......................................... 28-29 

PARKS & RECREATION.......... 40-56 

Parent Child 

Momma & Baby Sign Class ....... 43 

Little Tikes Sports ..................... 43 

Mini Mozarts............................. 43 

Tumbling Toddlers..................... 43 

Diaper Dancing......................... 43 

Crafty Kids................................ 43 

Paint Play................................. 43 

Princess Party .......................... 43 

Youth Dance & Fitness 

Ballet ....................................... 43 

Jazz ......................................... 43 

Tap .......................................... 44 

Cheerleading ............................ 44 

Kids Hop .................................. 44 

Mother Daughter Hip Hop.......... 44 

Amateur Boxing Fundamentals .. 44 

Tumbling & Gymnastics............. 44 

Advanced Tumbling & Gymn...... 44 

Martial Arts............................... 45 

Junior Jin Jitsu......................... 45 

Youth Sports 

Super Saturday Soccer.............. 45 

Little Kickers............................. 45 

K-2 Basketball Clinic................. 45 

Junior Golf Lessons .................. 45 

Instructional Archery ................. 45 

Junior Sports............................ 45 

Learn to Ice Skate..................... 45 

Learn to Hockey Skate .............. 46 

Learn to Play Hockey ................ 46 

Snow Plow Sam........................ 46 

Youth League Sports 

Girls Basketball – 3rd Grade...... 46 

Girls Basketball – 4th, 5th & 6th 47 

Boys Basketball – 3rd Grade ..... 47 

Boys Basketball – 4th, 5th & 6th 47 

Youth Special Interest 

Horseback Riding Lessons......... 47 

Little Chefs............................... 47 

Candy Making .......................... 47 

Cooking Decorating................... 48 

Cupcake Decorating.................. 48 

Create a Gingerbread House...... 48 

Pre-K Adventure Class .............. 48 

Homemade Holiday Crafts ......... 48 

Santa’s Hotline.......................... 48 

Adult Fitness 

Step Aerobics ........................... 48 

Focus on Strength .................... 48 

Moan-n-Groan Aerobics ............ 48 

Power Pilates............................ 48 

Belly & Latin Dancing................ 49 

Fitness Fusion .......................... 49 

Yoga with Ease ......................... 49 

Kundalini Yoga .......................... 49 

Yoga de la Ferriere.................... 49 

50+ Fitness ............................. 49 

Power Yoga .............................. 49 

Zumba Gold.............................. 49 

Zumba – Fitness Factory........... 49 

Adult Dance 

Clogging................................... 50 

Line Dancing ............................ 50 

Wedding Social Dance .............. 50 

Club & Latin Dancing ................ 50 

Welcome to the 

Waterford Leisure 

and Education 

Opportunities 

Brochure for 

Fall 2012! 

Belly Dancing ........................... 

Adult Sports 

50 

Adult Volleyball Leagues............ 50 

Men’s Basketball League........... 

Enrichment 

50 

Quilting .................................... 51 

Sign Language ......................... 51 

Ukulele Club ............................. 51 

Farm Animal Care..................... 51 

ORV Safety .............................. 51 

Rock Polishing ......................... 51 

Snowmobile Safety ................... 51 

Hypnosis ................................. 51 

Picture Framing ........................ 

Adaptive 

51 

Halloween Happiness ................ 52 

Jingle Bell Ball.......................... 

Special Events 

52 

Big Wheels ............................... 52 

Punt, Pass and Kick .................. 52 

Halloween Hayrides................... 53 

Hay, Hotdogs & S’mores............ 53 

26th Annual Tree Lighting ........ 53 

Santa in the Woods................... 53 

Registration Information ...... 40-41 

50+ Recreation Program ..... 54 

Rental Facilities.................... 

WATERFORD COMMUNITY 

55 

BULLETIN BOARD...................... 2-5 

WATERFORD LIBRARY................ 33-36 

WATERFORD SENIOR CENTER .... 37-39 

Waterford Leisure & 

Education Opportunities 

August 2012 

Volume 5, Issue 3 

Published in April, August, & December 

Published by Waterford School District 

1150 Scott Lake Road, 

Waterford, MI 48328-1525 

Adult Education 

1

Bulletin Board 

2 

Community Education 

Community Bulletin Board 

Drayton Plains 

Nature Center 

Enjoy the great outdoors at the DPNC, 

view our displays, and speak with our Naturalist! 

We offer a variety of educational programs for youth! 

Park Grounds: 

October 16-April 14 9am-8pm 

April 15-October 15 6am-9pm 

Building Hours: 

October 16-April 14 

Thursdays: 1:00 - 6:00PM 

Fridays: 1:00 – 6:00 PM 

Saturdays: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM 

April 15-October 15 

Thursdays: 3:00 - 8:00PM 

Fridays: 3:00 – 8:00 PM 

Saturdays: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM 

DRAYTON PLAINS NATURE CENTER 

2012 Stewardship Workday Calendar 

Volunteers – both groups and individuals – must register for each workday with 

Heather Huffstutler at the Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy prior to the dates 

specified for each workday. Heather is available by phone at (248) 601-2816 

ext.460 or by email at hhuffstutler@sixriversrlc.org. All workdays are weather 

dependent and subject to change or cancellation. 

Shrubby Invasive Removal Tuesday, September 11 waiting for times 

Saturday, October 20, waiting for times 

Tuesday, November 20, waiting for times 

Waterford Parks & 

Recreation office will 

be closed Monday, 

December 24, 2012 

and will re-open 

January 2, 2013 

Halloween Hayrides 

FUN FAMILY HALLOWEEN EVENT 

Friday October 12 and Saturday October 13 

7:00-9:30pm 

$7 per person 

Bonfire, Spook Village, Haunted Hay Rides,Witch’s Cabin, 

Jacob’s Ladder, Hay Jump and Puppet Show 

DRAYTON PLAINS NATURE CENTER, 2125 Denby, Waterford 

For more information contact Friends of the Drayton Plains Nature Center 

248-674-2119 • www.dpnaturecenter.org 

Run At The Farm 

See page 52 

WATERFORD LEISURE & EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

HOLIDAY 

EXTRAVAGANZA 

PARADE 

Saturday, 

December 1 

11:00am 

Downtown Pontiac 

Lacrosse for 3rd-8th grade Boys 

& 5th-8th grade Girls. 

Pre-registration (returning players only) 

Sept 10-Oct 13 

Open registration begins Oct. 16 

Register at Parks and Recreation 

Oct. 16th 7:00-8:30pm or mail forms 

and payment to: 5464 Sandlewood Ct. 

Waterford, MI 48329 

Questions/Comments/Information/Forms: 

www.waterfordfalconslax.com 

or e-mail waterfordfalcons@yahoo.com 

Boys baseball for ages 9 – 19. 

Visit www.wcabaseball.com 

for more information. 

Summer and 

Fall Leagues available. 



YOUTH FOOTBALL 

& CHEERLEADING 

Tackle football and competitive 

cheerleading for ages 8 – 14. 

Visit www.waterfordcorsairs.com 

for more information. 

SANTA IN THE WOODS 

Saturday December 8 

12:00P - 5:00P. See p. 53 

WATERFORD WARRIORS 

SOCCER CLUB 

Select youth soccer U8 – U18. 

Visit www.waterfordwarriors.com 

for more information on 

teams and tryouts. 

BIG WHEELS ARE BACK! 

See page 52 

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WATERFORD STAMP CLUB 

President - Mike Miley 

The Stamp Club is open to everyone. It is an 

opportunity to learn about postal history and 

stamp programs of different countries throughout 

the world. Beginners to advanced collectors 

enjoy trading stamps and sharing information. 

The club has monthly auctions, presentations, 

APS books and sponsors two stamp shows a year 

where dealers from Michigan and Ohio participate. 

2nd & 4th Tues of each month 

6:00-8:30P 

Recreation Office 

No meeting Dec 25. 

Contact Mike Miley at 

248-623-2178 or email 

Mileystamps@hotmail.com for 

more information 

Waterford Historical Society 

4490 Hatchery Road in Fish Hatchery Park 

www.waterfordhistoricalsociety.org or 248-683-2697 

Dedicated to collecting, protecting and preserving the history 

of Waterford Township for the interest and education of 

present and future generations. 

Visit our Historic Waterford Village where you will step into 

the past touring the following buildings: 1919 Hatchery 

House with research library, Log Cabin with gift shop, 

Jacober’s General Store, Carriage House, Hardware Store, Print 

Shop, Drayton Plains Depot, Caboose, Nelson’s Filling Station, 

bakery, millinery, barber shop, doctor and dentist offices. 

OPEN: Wednesdays 10:30 am – 2:00 pm. 

Christmas in October: October 12-13 • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 

Hay, Hot Dogs & S’mores 

October 20 or 21 - See p.53 

Stamp Show 

Sunday, October 28, 2012 

9:30am - 4:00PM 

FREE 

Held at the Parks and 

Recreation Office. Featuring a 

kids table, US Post Office, 

dealers and refeshments 

Princess Party is a favorite! 

See page 43




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Message to the Community 

The new school year is upon us and with that brings an opportunity to explore the variety of 

classes available through our community education programs. Learn a new skill, adopt a healthier 

life style, or obtain career training. Numerous enrichment classes are offered for adults and 

children, including health, fitness, finance, medical office, sports, crafts, and many more! To 

access information about current classes and programs, visit www.wsdmi.org/learn. You can 

browse available classes or be the first in line to register! 

Do you have a hobby or passion that you would like to share with the community? Information 

on teaching community education classes is also available at www.waterford.k12.mi.us/communityeducation. 

We maintain a solid set of traditionally successful classes while continually 

researching and developing new offerings. Our goal is to offer opportunities that best meet the 

needs of our community and promote the life-long learning. We value your input. Please let us 

know if you have suggestions for classes or ideas for enhancing our current offerings. 

As you transition from summer to the beauty of a Michigan fall, join the thousands of individuals 

that have enrolled in community education classes through the Waterford School District. We 

look forward to seeing you in our classrooms, gymnasiums, pools and fitness centers! 

Rhonda Lessel, Associate Director 

School and Community Services 

WATERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES 

ADMINISTRATION 

John Silveri ..................................................................................................Superintendent 

Rhonda Lessel ....................................... Associate Director, School and Community Services 

VISION STATEMENT 

Inspire, educate, and empower our students for their future! 

Heather Halls 

John Himmelspach 

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS 

Robin McGregor 

Robert Petrusha, Jr. 

Bob Piggott 

Robert Seeterlin 

Joan Sutherland 

WATERFORD COMMUNITY EDUCATION 248.706.4868



F o r K i d s O n l y . . . 

Art 

CARTOON WORKSHOP – 

GRADE K-5 

Instructor: Neal Levin 

Students learn to draw characters and create 

cartoons—even if a beginner—with simple 

instruction and games! Included in the fee are 

all materials and a booklet to take home. This 

class is revised each year. A registration flyer 

will be sent home with students 3 weeks prior 

to the workshop. 

#1212.100 11/26/12 Mon 1 session 

3:50-5:20 pm $18 Haviland 

#1212.200 11/27/12 Tues 1 session 

3:50-5:20 pm $18 Houghton 

#1212.300 12/11/12 Tues 1 session 

3:50-5:20 pm $18 Cooley 

EXPLORATION OF ART NEW! 

Age 7+ 

Instructor: Marguerite Gricius 

Let the magic of art unfold! Learn to draw 

while learning about famous artists and their 

art. You will use a wide variety of artist materials 

such as paints, markers, and colored pencils 

to create two 9 x 12 (or larger) painting or 

drawings to create your own artist portfolio. 

Snacks provided. 

#1212.400 10/02/12 & 10/3/12 

Tue & Wed 2 sessions 

4:00-6:00 pm $40 Haviland 

#1212.500 10/16/12 & 10/17/12 

Tue & Wed 2 sessions 

4:00-6:00 pm $40 Adams 

PAINTING 101 NEW! 

Age 10+ 

Instructor: Judy Wilson, M.Ed., 

The Art Experience 

Use acrylic on paper and canvas to explore 

line, color and form. Following an introduction 

to color students will be instructed in painting 

subject matter of their choosing. Expect to 

complete one painting during each four-week 

series. Students in S1 may continue a painting 

in S2. $16 material fee payable to instructor. 

#1212.600 S1 9/20/12 Thurs 

4 sessions 10:30 am-12:30 pm $60 


#1212.700 S2 10/25/12 Thurs 

4 sessions 10:30 am-12:30 pm $60 


YOUTH STUDIO NEW! 

Ages 8 - 16 

Instructor: Judy Wilson, M.Ed., The Art 

Experience 

Youth Studio offers youth the chance to explore 

painting with guidance and instruction while 

tending to each students level of artistic development. 

Students may choose subject matter 

offered by the instructor or suggest one of their 

own. The focus will be on development of basic 

fine art skills and the ability to apply lessons 

learned in pursuit of desired image. Freedom 

within this framework seeks to build each students 

confidence to work with some independence 

and trust their own artistic instinct. Work 

begun in S1 may be continued in S2. $16 

material fee payable to instructor. 

#1212.800 S1 9/18/12 Tue 

4 sessions 4:45-6:45 pm $60 


#1212.900 S2 10/23/12 Tue 

4 sessions 4:45-6:45 pm $60 


WATERFORD COMMUNITY EDUCATION 248.706.4868 


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F o r K i d s O n l y . . . 

DRAWING 101 NEW! 

Age 10+ 

Instructor: Judy Wilson, M.Ed., 


175 S. Saginaw, #109, Pontiac 

Whether you want to learn to draw what you 

see or to draw from your imagination, you’ll 

want to take this class. Learn to recognize, 

draw, and manipulate line and form within a 

picture plane. Can’t draw a straight line? 

That’s what rulers are for! Enjoy learning basic 

drawing techniques. Fair weather may find us 

drawing outdoors. Students in S1 may continue 

their drawing in S2. $8 material fee payable 

to instructor. 

#1212.010 S1 9/18/12 Tue 

4 sessions 10:30 am-12:30 pm $60 


#1212.011 S2 10/23/12 Tue 

4 sessions 10:30 am-12:30 pm $60 


PRESCHOOLERS 

ART STORY NEW! 

Ages 4-6 

Instructor: Ester Mauricio 



This is a story time and art activity where children 

will have fun with history and art. Each 

week the youngster will learn about a famous 

artist and create art work using the medium or 

style the artist is known for. Featured artists are 

Picasso, O’Keefe, Matisse, Kahlo, and Hokusai. 

The children will do still life, floral, landscape 

and portraits using the technique of collage, 

painting, pastel and printmaking. Snack provided. 

Registration required by 10/9/12. $15 

material fee due to the instructor. 

#1212.012 10/15/12 Mon 5 sessions 

10:00-11:00 pm $60 The Art Experience 

FRIDA & ME NEW! 

Age 12+ 

Instructor: Carolyn Masnari 



Come study the work of Frida Kahlo, an artist 

known for her portraits and intense, vibrant colors. 

Students will make a self-portrait based on 

her style. Registration required by 10/18/12. 

$8 material fee due to the instructor. 

#1212.013 10/25/12 Thurs 1 sessions 


Sports 

INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL 

Grades 3-12 

Instructor: Dave Smith, PlayAllBasketball 

PlayAllBasketball coaches teach basketball 

concepts during structured league and open 

gym sessions. Participants will improve shooting, 

dribbling, passing, rebounding, and techniques 

in offense and defense. 

PlayAllBasketball coaches emphasize teamwork, 

respect, discipline, and responsibility. 

Sessions are on-going. Visit www.playallbasketball.net 

for current times and locations 

Some sessions require jerseys. 

8-week sessions $95 plus jersey 

4-week sessions $45 plus jersey 




a n d f o r A d u l t s . . . 

Creative Arts WATERCOLOR II: THE NEXT LEVEL 

DRAWING OUTSIDE THE LINES 

Age 13+ 

Instructor: Larry Phipps 

Did you know that every time you write your 

name you are creating a drawing? Explore several 

mediums in color and black-n-white. From 

still-life to landscape, take an adventure with 

your artistic side. Supply list provided at the first 

class. Bring any art supplies you may have. 

#1215.100 9/10/12 Mon 10 sessions 

6:30-8:30 pm $75 Crary Campus 

PICTURE FRAMING 

Age 15+ 

Instructor: Larry Phipps 

Learn how to cut mats and frame your art work 

and collectables. Become an expert at choosing 

the right colors and styles of mats and 

frames to protect and display your treasures. 

Bring matting supplies and mat cutter, if available. 

A list of supplies provided the first class. 

#1215.200 11/12/12 Mon 5 sessions 


WATERCOLOR FOR EVERYONE 

Age 16+ 

Instructor: Cecilia Proulx Phipps 

Learn to paint with purely transparent colors to 

create stunning paintings of flowers, leaves, 

sunsets and more! No prior experience necessary 

although painters on all levels are welcome 

to join the fun! The first class will demonstrate 

technique and explain supplies needed. 

#1215.300 9/18/12 Tues 6 sessions 


#1215.400 9/19/12 Wed 6 sessions 


Age 17+ 

Instructor: Cecilia Proulx Phipps 

Designed to build on skills mastered in 

Watercolor for Everyone, the adventure in 

transparent watercolor continues. Work on 

selected weekly challenges or choose to work 

in your own direction with the benefit of 

instructor feedback. Bring all your painting 

supplies. 

#1215.500 11/06/12 Tues 4 sessions 


#1215.600 11/07/12 Wed 4 sessions 


ACRYLIC PAINTING 

WORKSHOP NEW! 

Age 17+ 

Instructor: Kathy Cassell 



This fun workshop is for those with little or no 

painting experience. The emphasis is on finding 

confidence and inspiration to begin and 

find enjoyment in painting. All materials are 

provided. $6 material is fee payable to instructor. 

Registration required 1 week prior to workshop. 

Choose from a selection of dates: 

#1212.700 9/13/12 Thurs 1 session 


10/13/12 Sat 1 session 


11/12/12 Mon 1 session 




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Enrichment 

MATH YOGA – TEACHER/PARA/PARENT BRAINSTORMING NEW! 

Age 18+ 

Come to Math Yoga and share ideas with your peers, parents, and a passionate math educator. 

Amazing ideas and support for math learning will emerge. All grades welcome! Bring a friend and 

relax a bit. Classes are held at Math Yoga, 5742 Williams Lake Road, Waterford. 

#1218.100 10/01/12 Mon 1 session 4:00-5:00 p.m. $5 Math Yoga 




MATH YOGA – NUMBER SENSE PLAY GROUPS NEW! 

Age 3 & 4 with adult 

Explore the beauty of mathematics with your child. We will touch, see, sing, and move with mathematics. 

Classes are held at Math Yoga, 5742 Williams Lake Road, Waterford. 

#1218.500 9/12/12 Wed 4 sessions 10:00–10:45 a.m. $30 Math Yoga 

#1218.600 9/12/12 Wed 4 sessions 1:00–1:45 p.m. $30 Math Yoga 



No class 10/31/12 



No class 11/21/12 

MATH YOGA – COMMUNITY MATH MONDAYS 

Age 5+ with adult 

Come explore the beauty of mathematics at Math Yoga. Understand the meaning of the math 

you’ve been doing. All concepts investigated through building, drawing, and explaining, Perfect for 

home schooled children, parents, and grandparents. Classes are held at Math Yoga, 5742 

Williams Lake Road, Waterford. 

1 session 1:00 – 2:30 pm Mon $10 each | $90 All 10 Sessions Math Yoga 

#1218.011 9/24/12 Number Sense, Place Value, Operations & the Equal Sign 

#1218.012 10/01/12 Addition with Regrouping, Alternative Addition Algorithms 

#1218.013 10/08/12 Subtraction with Regrouping, Alternative Subtraction Algorithms 

#1218.014 10/15/12 Multiplication, Partial Products, Area, Volume 

#1218.015 11/22/12 Division, Remainders, Partial Quotients 

#1218.016 11/12/12 Pi Day! Understand What Pi Means 

#1218.017 11/19/12 Fractions I – Define, Compare, Equivalence, Mixed & Improper 

#1218.018 11/26/12 Fractions II - Operations: Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract 

#1218.019 12/03/12 Decimals, Percents, Equivalents, Metric System, Place Value 

#1218.020 12/10/12 Algebra I – Thinking, FOIL, *BRING GRAPHING CALCULATOR 

#1218.021 All 10 Sessions 




MATH YOGA – COMMUNITY MATH TUESDAYS 

Age 5+ with adult 

Come explore the beauty of mathematics at Math Yoga. Understand the meaning of the math 

you’ve been doing. All concepts investigated through building, drawing, and explaining, Perfect for 

home schooled children, parents, and grandparents. Classes are held at Math Yoga, 5742 Williams 

Lake Road, Waterford. 

1 session 1:00 – 2:30 pm Tues $10 each | $90 All 10 Sessions Math Yoga 

#1218.022 9/25/12 Number Sense, Place Value, Operations & the Equal Sign 

#1218.023 10/02/12 Addition with Regrouping, Alternative Addition Algorithms 

#1218.024 10/09/12 Subtraction with Regrouping, Alternative Subtraction Algorithms 

#1218.025 10/16/12 Multiplication, Partial Products 

#1218.026 10/23/12 Division, Remainders, Partial Quotients 

#1218.027 11/13/12 Pi Day! Understand What Pi Means 

#1218.028 11/20/12 Fractions I – Define, Compare, Equivalence, Mixed & Improper 

#1218.029 11/27/12 Fractions II – Operations: multiply, divide, add, subtract 

#1218.030 12/04/12 Decimals, Percents, Equivalents, Metric System, Place Value 

#1218.031 12/11/12 Algebra Thinking, FOIL, BRING GRAPHING CALCULATOR 

#1218.032 All 10 Sessions 

QUICKBOOKS LEVEL I 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Stacy Kildal/Kildal Services LLC 

This HANDS ON course covers basic accounting 

skills, managing/backing up QuickBooks 

files, new company setup, creating 

invoices/sales receipts, receiving payments, 

making deposits, entering/paying bills, writing 

checks, reconciling accounts and analyzing 

financial data. A USB/flash drive recommended 

but not required for class. $35 material fee 

payable to instructor. 

#1218.033 9/20/12 Tu & Th 5 sessions 


DIVORCE: WHAT YOU NEED 

TO KNOW 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Diane M. Twitty 

Are you or someone you know contemplating 

divorce? This course will provide the information 

needed to help familiarize you with the 

legal process of divorce. Child custody, division 

of assets, alimony and a number of other 

divorce related topics will also be discussed. 

#1218.034 10/2/12 Tues 1 session 


ABOUT FACE Adults Only 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Kim DeCovich 

Participants will receive instruction and basic 

tips on healthy skin care and age-appropriate 

makeup applications from a professional 

makeup consultant. Bring hair clips or headband. 

A material fee of $2 per person payable 

to instructor. 

#1218.035 9/27/12 Thurs 1 session 


ABOUT FACE MOTHER & 

DAUGHTER MAKEOVER 

Age 11+ 

Instructor: Kim DeCovich 

In this class, 

moms and their 

daughters will 

have a fun time 

bonding while 

r e c e i v i n g 

instruction and 

basic tips on healthy skin care and ageappropriate 

makeup applications from a professional 

makeup consultant. Bring hair clips 

or headband. A material fee of $2 per person 

payable to instructor. 

#1218.036 10/4/12 Thurs 1 session 




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YOU’RE ON THE AIR: HOW TO 

REALLY MAKE IT IN VOICE-OVERS 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Tom Force 

Voice-overs are hot 

today! You don’t have to 

be an actor to get voiceover 

work, but it certainly 

doesn’t hurt. With such 

notable talent as Morgan 

Freeman, Glenn Close, 

and Alec Baldwin lending 

their voices to commercials, 

films, and videos, one would think that it 

would be next to impossible to break into this 

field. Not so! You’ll learn about an exciting, 

new way to get around the competition and 

actually turn voice-overs into a thriving full or 

part-time business. Our instructor will discuss 

the business, opportunities, income potential, 

and producing a demo. You’ll step up to the 

mic and do some practice recording and best 

of all, you’ll hear the results! 

#1218.037 11/12/12 Mon 1 session 

7:00-9:00 p.m. $25 Crary Campus 

Business & Finance 

PUTTING YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER: 

UNDERSTANDING WILLS, TRUSTS 

AND PROBATE Age 18+ 

Instructor: Daniel A. Gwinn, B.S., J.D. 

Protect the assets you worked so hard to 

accumulate! This year try a new approach and 

put your house in order by learning the essentials 

of basic estate planning. Learn about 

wills, trusts, power of attorney, joint ownership 

of assets, health care directives, and the probate 

process. Discover why putting your house 

in order is a great idea for adults of any age. 

No extra charge for your spouse (include their 

name on registration form) for this important, 

informative and interactive class. The instructor 

is an experienced attorney who makes the 

topics easy to understand. Bring paper and 

pen to class. 

#1216.200 10/09/12 Tues 1 session 


A SMART WAY TO INVEST FOR A 

COLLEGE EDUCATION NEW! 

Ages 18+ 

Instructor: Jon Lybeck, Financial Advisor, 

BestSource Credit Union 

Saving for college can be a daunting task. 

With college costs continuing to increase year 

after year it’s important to have a financial 

plan and be prepared. You will learn: when to 

start a college fund; benefits of borrowing 

versus saving; and available college investment 

tools. 

#1216.100 10/17/12 Wed 1 session 

6:30-7:30 p.m. FREE Crary Campus 

INVENTION – TAKING IDEAS 

FROM MIND TO MARKET 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Arnold Leemon, 

Jacksson Innovations, Inc. 

A one night seminar outlining the steps necessary 

to take inventive ideas from concepts 

to companies – from drawing boards to 

department stores! An easy to understand 

process to get your creation to the people 

who make the production decisions. Don’t let 

someone else run away with your idea – do it! 

#1216.300 9/18/12 Tues 1 session 

7:00-8:30 pm $50 ind or $75 cpl Crary Campus 

#1216.400 11/15/12 Thurs 1 session 

7:00-8:30 pm $50 ind or $75 cpl Crary Campus 

HOW TO BE MORE PERSUASIVE 

NEW! Age 18+ 

Instructor: Gary W. Richards 

Successful people know how to ‘close the 

deal”. You have daily needs to persuade others 

in your personal and business life. 

Persuasive people are taken advantage of 

less often and feel better about themselves. 

Whether you need to make your point, get 

what you need, or even go to bat for others, 

you’ll need to be persuasive. 

#1216.500 9/10/12 & 9/12/12 

Mon & Wed 2 sessions 6:30-8:00 pm 

$55 Crary Campus 

#1216.600 10/08/12 & 10/10/12 

Mon & Wed 2 sessions 6:30-8:00 pm 



EFFECTIVE BUSINESS WRITING 

NEW! Age 18+ 

Instructor: Gary W. Richards 

What you write affects how others see you. 

Plus it can have a long life on someone’s hard 

drive, in their file, etc. and can be seen by 

many people. Being a good writer is important 

whether you write emails, attachments, forms, 

reports, or letters. Using the tools taught in this 

course, you will take less time to write, be 

understood better, and become a confident 

and effective writer. You will receive a custom 

analysis of your strengths and weaknesses 

based on a sample of your pre-course writing. 

Bring pen and paper to class. Laptop optional. 

#1216.700 9/11/12 & 9/13/12 

Tues & Thur 2 sessions 6:30-8:00 pm 


#1216.800 10/09/12 & 10/11/12 

Tues & Thur 2 sessions 6:30-8:00 pm 


HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF 

YOUR PENSION NEW! 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: Eric Little 

Do you want to retire with more cash in your 

pocket? Learn about an amazing pension strategy 

that can significantly increase your pension 

income with added safety and tax protections. 

#1216.900 9/11/12 Tues 1 session 


#1216.010 10/11/12 Thurs 1 session 


#1216.011 11/13/12 Tues 1 session 


WORK AT HOME SAVVY! 

Age 18+ 

Instructor: 2 Savvy Girls 

Jobs are scarce. Why not start a new career 

working at home? You’ll save money on gas 

and earn money right from your house. 

Opportunities are available and we will give you 

the tools you need to find legitimate openings. 

After this class, you can go home and start 

earning money in a position you choose. A $20 

materials fee for textbook with job descriptions, 

resources, is payable to instructor in class. 

#1216.012 9/17/12 Mon 1 session 




COUPON & SAVING SAVVY 

Age 18+ 


Learn how to save thousands of $$$$$ on all of 

your household items and groceries? Get gift 

cards to your favorite stores for free as well as 

rewards for trips, hotels and other great items. 

In this class you will make your dollar work for 

you by learning just a few simple tricks to maximize 

every penny you bring home. Familiarity 

with the Internet and email is helpful. A $10 

resource fee is payable to the instructor in class. 

#1216.013 9/25/12 Tues 1 session 


MYSTERY SHOPPING SAVVY 

Age 18 & older 


Do you want to earn and extra 

$100 or $200 or even $500 a 

month? Why not earn some 

extra money by learning how 

to mystery shop? This class 

will take you through the ins 

and outs of mystery shopping 

and show you what you 

need to do to get started 

right away. Familiarity 

with the Internet and 

email is helpful. A $20 

materials fee for textbook and 

resources is payable to the 

instructor in class. 

#1216.014 9/25/12 Tues 1 session 




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Garden/Landscapes 

TWILIGHT GARDENS – NEW! 

Instructor: Michael Saint, 

Good Earth Landscape Institute 

Entering a garden at twilight can be compared to “Alice in 

Wonderland.” You open up the book and you are immediately 

transformed into a world of the imagination. In faint, diffused twilight, 

our gardens can be transformed into their own spaces of 

tranquility. Join Michael Saint as he walks you through an 

evening garden that transforms your outdoor living space while it 

encourages and nurtures the ecological setting. He will discuss 

proper staging (lighting, garden accessories, focal points) and 

how, by incorporating native Michigan plants, you can create an 

enchanting transformational garden that nourishes your soul. 

#1217.100 9/26/12 Wed 1 session 7:00-8:00 pm $10 Crary Campus 

Career Training 

MEDICAL ASSISTING CAREER TRAINING PROGRAM 

Prepare for one of the fastest-growing occupations 

in the nation! These skills are in demand! 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

MEDICAL INSURANCE CODING SPECIALIST 

MEDICAL CLINICAL ASSISTANT 

Individual course certificates are awarded to students earning an A or B and who comply 

with attendance policy guidelines. Students who complete all of the courses in the program 

will have the skills necessary to be a successful medical assistant and will be 

awarded a program certificate. These programs will help to prepare students for employment 

in physicians’ offices, hospitals and clinics, home health agencies, laboratories, 

assisted living complexes, and insurance companies. Call 248.706.4868 for additional 

information. 

PHARMACOLOGY AND NUTRITION • Age 18+ 

Instructor: Cheri Strachan, IBS Medical Consultants 

Concepts of pharmacology and nutrition are the focus of this class. Nutritional supplements and 

diet therapy, as well as the administration of medication are studied. A grocery shopping field trip 

will show you just what you have learned to make good food choices. Students will need to bring 

paper, pencils, and 3 x 5 index cards. 

#1210.100 9/17/12 Mon & Wed 24 sessions 9:30-11:30 am $230 Crary Campus 



MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES - CLINICAL • Age 18+ 


This class offers the fundamentals of clinical assisting. It covers theory and practical application 

in pharmacology, infection control, injections and basics of assisting the physician. Take this class 

to see if this exciting field is a good match for you! Students will need to bring paper and black 

ink pens. 

#1210.200 9/17/12 Mon & Wed 24 sessions 4:30-6:30 pm $230 Crary Campus 

MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES – ADMINISTRATIVE • Age 18+ 


Develop skills for the front office of a physician’s practice. Areas covered include reception, telephone 

etiquette and procedures, appointment scheduling, medical records, filing, handling mail, 

and medico legal responsibilities. Students will need to bring paper, pencils, 3 x 5 index cards, 

and black ink pens. 


MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I • Age 18+ 


Now you can understand the language of medicine. Anatomy, physiology and medical terminology 

will be covered allowing students to better understand how the body functions and the basis 

for the terms. Students will need to bring pencils, 2 x 5 index cards, and folders. Information for 

text books will be given at the first class. 


INSURANCE CODING • Age 18+ 


Gain exposure to basics of insurance coding to obtain maximum reimbursement using the 

International Classification of Diseases – 9th Edition-Clinical Modification, Current Procedural 

Coding Manuals. Learn how to abstract information from medical records and complete basic 

forms. Students should have previous medical terminology classes. Students will need to bring 

paper, pens, and folders. Pre-requisite: Medical Terminology I 




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More Programs 

Child Care 

Services 

Available 

Leggett 

Campus 

3621 Pontiac Lake Road 


248.738.4794 

Waterford Schools Child Care Services 

offers scheduled child care at the Legget 

Campus for children TWO WEEKS TO 

FIVE YEARS OF AGE! 

Scheduled 

Child Care 

Call for information. 

The Waterford School District’s Child Care 

Staff is experienced and well qualified. 

Sites are licensed by the Family 

Independence Agency and adhere to strict 

adult-child ratio requirements. The centers 

are open Monday through Friday, 

6:30 am - 6:30 pm year round. 

MICHIGAN WORKS! 

SERVICE CENTER - WATERFORD 

Located at Crary Campus 

501 North Cass Lake Road 


Phone 248.682.3417 • Fax 248.682.0537 

Waterford Career Center is one of 9 electronically 

linked Oakland County Michigan 

Works! Service Centers. Our well-established 

employment and training resources 

have been available to area employers and 

job seekers for more than 25 years. 

CENTER HOURS 

Monday-Friday 

8:00 am – 5:00 pm 

CAREER CENTER RESOURCES 

Employer Services 

Post Job Orders 

Internet Access 

View Resumes 

Job Fairs 

Interview Areas 

Job Seeker Services 

Employment Leads 

Statewide Talent Bank Access 

Resume Assistance 

Employability Tutorials 

Internet Orientation 

Career Planning 

Labor Market Information 

Fax Machine, Copier, and 

Telephone Usage 

All Services Are Free! 

Waterford Career Center is a Division 

of the Waterford School District 

Funded by the Michigan Department of 

Energy, Labor and Economic Growth 

Equal opportunity program/employer 

Aids and auxiliary services available upon request 

Michigan Relay Center-711 or (800) 649-3777, voice & TYY 

Working in partnership with Waterford Township 

EOE TDD 800.649.3777 

Be sure to inquire about training funds 

that may be available for a select group 

of adult education classes! 


COMMUNITY EDUCATION and 

POOL & FITNESS REGISTRATION 

FOR CLASSES ON PAGES 7-26 ONLY 

HOW TO REGISTER: 

· Online at www.wsdmi.org/learn (see below ) 

· In person at the Pool & Fitness Centers or at Crary Campus. 

· By mail: Send the registration form located on page 25 to 501 N. Cass Lake Road, Waterford, MI. 

· By fax: 248.706.4888 

We accept cash, check, money order, Visa and MasterCard. Checks should be made payable to 

Waterford School District. Returned checks will be subject to a $25 administrative charge by our 

office. We offer a 10% discount for adults who are age 60 or older. 

POOL & FITNESS CENTER CLASSES 

Kettering 248.673.9969 

Mott 248.674.6360 

Beginning registration dates for participants are as follows: 

Pool & Fitness Members August 17 

WSD Residents August 20 

Non Residents August 27 

Registration will be during normal business hours at the Pool & Fitness Centers 

M-F 5:30 am-9:00 pm, Sat. 7:00 am-6:00 pm, Sun. 10:00 am-5:00 pm and 

Crary Campus registration hours listed below. 

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES 

248.706.4868 

Crary Campus will accept registrations 

Beginning August 17 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Refunds: If requested in writing at least 7 days prior to the first day of class, the full amount can be 

credited to the participant's account. This credit can be used for future classes or PFC membership. 

· Less than 7 days before class and prior to 2nd class - $10.00 service fee will be deducted and 

the remainder on participant’s account. 

· After 2nd class - No Refund. 

· A full refund will be issued if a class or program is cancelled by the WSD. 

· One day classes - if requested less than 7 days prior to class date, a $10.00 service fee will 

be charged and the remainder on participant’s account. 

SEE MAP ON PAGES 28-31 

ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE! 

Go to www.wsdmi.org/learn click on the interactive website link 

“Request Account”. Once you have your account you may 

browse activities and “shop” like other online buying sites! 

Follow instructions online to complete the transition. 

You may also use this website to view your family’s activity 

schedule once you are registered! To view the most current 

information regarding classes, click on the interactive website link “View Activities” then 

activity name. 

www.waterford.k12.mi.us/pfc 

www.wsdmi.org/learn 



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COMMUNITY EDUCATION and 

POOL & FITNESS REGISTRATION 

FOR CLASSES ON PAGES 7-26 ONLY 

WATERFORD COMMUNITY EDUCATION-CRARY CAMPUS 

501 North Cass Lake Road · Waterford, MI 48328 

Phone: 248.706.4868 · Fax: 248.706.4888 

________________________________________________________________________________________ ■ Male ■ Female 

Participant’s Last Name First Name Date of Birth 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street Address . City State Zip Code 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Day Phone Cell/Night Phone E-mail Address 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

If participant is a minor: Parent/Guardian Name 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street Address . City State Zip Code 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Day Phone Cell/Night Phone E-mail Address 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Activity # Course Name Start Date Time Location Fee 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Activity # Course Name Start Date Time Location Fee 

EMERGENCY & HEALTH INFORMATION - REQUIRED 

Medical conditions or special needs we should be aware of: ______________________________________________________________ 

Please list individual (other than you) to be called in case of illness/emergency: 

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Name Relationship Telephone # Telephone # 

If you or your child would like to participate in this event, please complete, sign and return the following statement of consent and release of liability. 

You remain fully responsible for any legal responsibility which may result from any personal actions. You also authorize and consent to the activity 

leader(s) securing medical services including hospitalization to aid you or your child, if in their judgment, such services are necessary. It is also understood 

that the Waterford School District does not maintain accident medical insurance for injuries that may be associated with this type of activity. It 

is your responsibility to provide medical insurance or other financial means of paying for activity related injuries. 

Signature:______________________________________________________________Date ________________________________ 

Completed registration form and payment may be dropped off, mailed, or faxed to the above number. 

Checks should be made payable to Waterford School District. 

Visa ____ MC ____ Charge Card #__________________________________________________________________ Exp.Date _____ 

Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

For Office Use Only 

Paid by: Cash _______ Visa# _______________________ MC# ________________________ Check # ________ Amount $________ 

Date Received______________________ Received by ______________________________________________________ 


Fitness 

Pool & Fitness 

WSD Pool & Fitness Centers 

SCHEDULES 

Seasonal schedules are available at both Pool & Fitness locations for open swim, lap swim and 

track use. These schedules are subject to change without advance notice. Our goal is to provide 

safe and reasonable access to all patrons and program participants whenever possible, 

which may include occasional rental groups. We appreciate your cooperation. 

FITNESS & HEALTH 

Boot Camp 

Age 16 & older Instructor: Frank Gamez 

Free trial class 9/10/12 at 6:15 pm & 

9/8/12 at 9:00 am at Kettering PFC 

Are you tired of doing the same old exercises? 

Are you still seeing results? Try changing things 

up with a Boot Camp! We have fun challenging 

all your muscles with cardio and strength exercises 

using body weight and resistance bands. 

Bring mat, towel and water to class. 

Session 1 Kettering PFC 5 Classes 

#1235.100 9/24/12 Mon 6:15-7:10 pm 

#1235.600 9/29/12 Sat 9:00-9:55 am 

Session 2 Mott PFC 5 Classes 

#2245.100 11/5/12 Mon 6:15-7:10 pm 

#2245.600 11/10/12 Sat 9:00-9:55 am 

Fees: M R NR 

$42.50 $47.50 $52.50 

Strength Training With 

Stability Ball 

Age 16 & older Instructor: Frank Gamez 

Free trial class 9/12/12 at 6:15 pm at Mott PFC 

This class is designed to build strength and 

endurance but more importantly teach you proper 

form and technique using dumbbells and stability 

balls. Bring mat, towel and water to class. 


1245.300 9/26/12 Wed 6:15-7:10 pm 


2245.300 11/7/12 Wed 6:15-7:10 pm 

Fees: M R NR 

$42.50 $47.50 $52.50 

Fab Abs 

Age 14 & older Instructor: Tawnya Marketti 


Focus is on all abdominal muscles, stretching 

in the beginning and end. Please bring mat 

and water to class. Mats available for purchase 

from instructor for $13. 40 minute class. 

Mott PFC 4 Classes 

1245.110 9/17/12 Mon 6:20-7:00 pm 

Fees: M R NR 

$39 $44 $49 

Brazilian Butt Lift Workout 

Age 14 & older Instructor: Tawnya Marketti 


Try the Brazilian Butt Lift Workout DVD as a 

class! Bring mat, towel and water. Mats available 

for purchase from instructor for $13. 

40 minute class. 

Mott PFC 4 Classes 

1245.112 9/17/12 Mon 7:00-7:40 pm 

Fees: M R NR 

$39 $44 $49 

Massage Therapy 

Our qualified professional therapist will help you 

relieve stress, pain and increase your body’s own 

natural ability to heal. Times and prices vary. 

Please call Karen at (734) 925-0512 for more 

information or to schedule an appointment! 

Personal Training 

Our professional personal training program 

involves regular one-on-one training designed 

to help you reach your fitness goals safely, with 

faster results. Our trainers, Frank and Tawnya, 

can help you decrease body fat, increase energy, 

improve eating habits, build muscle strength 

and manage injury. 

M R NR 

9033.111 1 session/1 person $45 $50 $60 

9033.112 6 sessions/1 person $225 $250 $300 

Pricing available for 2 people. 

WATERFORD KETTERING POOL & FITNESS CENTER 248.673.9969 

WATERFORD MOTT POOL & FITNESS CENTER 248.674.6360 


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Important Pool Area Rules 

• Youth 10 and under must be directly supervised 

by a responsible person at least 16 years 

of age. Non-swimmers must have an adult in 

the pool within arms reach at all times. 

• Avoid water activities if you have had 

diarrhea or a contagious disease in the 

past two weeks. 

• Showers are required before entering the pool. 

• Children who are not toilet trained must 

wear tight fitting plastic pants over a cloth or 

swim diaper. 

• An appropriate bathing suit is required for 

swimming, no street clothes in the water. 

• Lap Swim -You may need to share your lane 

with other swimmers. Remember to circle 

swim, always staying to the right side. 

• Only coast guard approved lifejackets or 

vests are allowed. The use of these items 

requires parent/guardian to be within arms 

reach of the youth at all times. Toys may not 

be brought into the pools. 

• Food/drink not permitted in the pool area. 

Plastic water bottles only. Gum is prohibited. 

BIRTHDAY PARTIES! 

The Pool and Fitness Centers offer a Multi 

Purpose Room just off of the Pool deck for a convenient 

swimming party! Packages include 2 

hours of room and swimming for up to 20 kids. 

Call 248-673-9969 or email pfc@wsdmi.org for 

more information. 

The “Wibit” 

Floating Obstacle Course 

Lands in Waterford! 

SPECIALTY AQUATIC CLASSES 

Lifeguard Training 

American Red Cross Lifeguard Training provides 

professional training for individuals’ ages 

15 years or older at the end of class, who wish 

to lifeguard. Upon successful completion you 

receive a Lifeguard Training Certificate, which 

includes first aid, and CPR for the Professional 

Rescuer. Participants are required to pass a 

water skills test the first class. Prerequisites 

are treading water and retrieval of a ten-pound 

brick from the bottom of the pool and completing 

a 300-yard swim (12 lengths). 

Attendance is required at all classes. The 

course fee is $165.00 per person. Go to 

www.redcross.org/en/takeaclass for textbook. 

Activity # Date Day Time 

1240.003 12/22, 12/29 Sat 9am-4pm 

12/27-28 Th-F 9am-4pm 

(4 dates) at Kettering 

Bravo! Diving Club 

Bravo! Diving is a year round competitive diving 

club for all ages. Our clubs offers classes 

for all levels of divers, starting with beginner or 

learn to dive, continuing on through Jr. Elite 

competitive team. Each diver will be taught 

proper safety on the diving board along with 

technique and mechanics while learning 

jumps, dives, flips and more! Diving is a wonderful 

sport that helps to build self-esteem, 

hand eye coordination and special awareness. 

Please visit Bravodivingclub.com for more 

information! 


WATERFORD MOTT POOL & FITNESS CENTER 248.674.6360

All Bravo! Lesson program members MUST 

join USA Diving annual fee in order to participate 

in the class. The USA Diving fee is a yearly 

fee of $20 which will provide insurance coverage 

for the diver from September 1st, 2012- 

August 31st, 2013. (You can visit 

BravoDivingClub.com website for directions to 

register. Please bring a copy of your registration 

card/number to the first practice. 

Learn to dive program classes are offered 

month to month basis. 

Session 1- September 

Session 2- October 

Session 3- November 

Session 4- December 

No classes: 9/2, 9/3, 11/21, 11/25, 12/24, 

12/26, 12/30 (Winter break TBD) 

Learn to dive 1 – Beginner 

This level is for beginner level divers, anyone 

with little or no experience in springboard diving. 

Anyone who can swim to the side of the 

pool once they have jumped off the board can 

participate in the class. Divers will have 

instruction on proper basics and mechanics on 

the 1 meter diving board, including jumps, hurdles 

and basic dives. 

Sunday 12:00-1:00 p.m. 

Monday 5:00-6:00 p.m. 

Wednesday 5:00-6:00 p.m. 

1x week $75 

2x week $120 

3x week $155 

Pre-Team/ Intermediate level 

This level is for divers who were successful in 

advanced beginner level and demonstrate the 

skills necessary to progress onto a more consistent 

and intensive program. As well as having 

a good attitude towards learning, these 

divers are those who wish to continue to pursue 

this sport as they train towards the competitive 

diving team program. The divers will 

have instruction on deck work for core 

strength training, trampoline and diving on 

both the 1 meter and 3 meter diving boards. 

Sunday 12:30-1:45 p.m. 

Monday 5:30-6:45 p.m. 

Wednesday 5:30- 6:45 p.m. 

2x week $135 

3x week $165 

Fitness 


High School 

This class is designed for those divers who 

wish to compete or already have a competitive 

high school list who wish to maintain their 

skills in the off season. Divers will mainly 

focus on the 1 meter spring board to prepare 

for their diving seasons, working on improvement 

of their current dives and skills. 

Sunday 12:30-2:15 p.m. 

Monday 5:30-7:15 p.m. 

Wednesday 5:30- 7:15 p.m. 

2x week $170 

3x week $195 

TOTAL IMMERSION SWIMMING - 

Adults 

Would you love to feel great while swimming 

not just occasionally but every lap? Would you 

love to know exactly how to improve-not 

guesswork but guaranteed? Would you love to 

make continuous improvement-for as long as 

you continue to swim? However you’re swimming 

today, Total Immersion will transform you 

into the swimmer you’ve always wished you 

could be. 

Traditional instruction focuses on pulling, kicking 

and repetitive laps. TI teaches humans to 

swim like fish by teaching comfort, balance 

and “slippery” positions. We start with simple 

movements and progress by small, easilymastered 

steps. You’ll feel the difference from 

your first lesson and get more satisfaction and 

enjoyment from every stroke that follows. 

Who Can Learn TI? Adult Beginners, Veteran 

Swimmers, Mature Swimmers and Triathletes 

TI Classes 

Would you like to swim a mile or more, enjoy 

every stroke, and feel energized when you finish? 

Would you like to do your best in a triathlon 

or swim in open water? Our Effortless Endurance 

course will help prepare you for a triathlon, 

improve your fitness, teach you swimming form 

you’ll be proud of and develop an invaluable skill 

for lifetime health. In four weekly 90 minute 

classes we’ll teach you the following: 




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Session 1 Balance and Stability: Become 

‘weightless’ by learning to cooperate with – 

not fight- gravity. An effortlessly horizontal 

body moves through the water more easily and 

calms churning legs. It also brings the body 

control and mental calm necessary to learn 

every skill that follows. 

Session 2 Sleek and Slippery: Learn to 

move through water, rather than move it 

around, by: (i) Shaping your body to be longer, 

sleeker, more hydrodynamic; and (ii) Moving 

your arms and legs in ways that reduce wavemaking 

and turbulence and increases forward 

motion. 

Session 3: Swim with your body: Learn to 

replace arm-and-leg churning with surprising, 

yet effortless, power by connecting the actions 

of your arms and legs to rhythmic, relaxing 

weight shifts. Instead of generating muscular 

force you’ll direct ‘available’ forces of body 

mass and gravity. 

Session 4: Channel Energy Forward: 

Integrate and harmonize the skills learned in 

the first three sessions by tuning your stroke 

length and tempo to swim the best pace with 

the least effort 

**This class series is recommended for those 

who can swim 50 yards or more of freestyle or 

have studied TI skills previously via DVD. It will 

include video analysis during the first and 

fourth meetings. 

Transform your swimming Transform yourself. 

For more information, please contact Maserati 

Kazmierczak babywatergarden@gmail.com 

Date: Time Fee M R NR 

Friday 3 or 4 $200 $225 $250 

Saturday 1 or 2 $200 $225 $250 

About the Swim Lesson Program 

This fall our swim lesson program will continue 

to follow the American Red Cross Learn to 

Swim program. The program consists of 

Parent and Child levels (2), Preschool Levels 

(3) and Learn to Swim Levels (6). Please read 

the course descriptions for placement. 

Additional information is found on-line or at 

our registration desks. 

We will keep our small instructor to participant 

ratios and continue to pass out progress sheets 

or certificates at the end of each session. 

SWIM LESSON REGISTRATION 

Refer to pages 16 & 17 for convenient ways to 

register, registration form and refund policy. 

Registration Begins: 

Members Aug. 17 

Res Aug. 20 

Non Res Aug. 27 

FALL SESSION DATES 

This fall we will offer two sessions of classes. 

NOTE: Classes meet one day per week, 6 lessons 

total. Parent and child through Preschool 

Aquatic levels are 35 minutes and the Learn To 

Swim levels are 50 minutes in length. 

Session 1 Classes begin: Sept. 15 

Session 1 Classes end: Oct. 26 

Session 2 Classes begin: Nov. 1 

Session 2 Classes end: Dec. 15 

Sat. classes will only meet 5 times. 

Sat. classes will be at Mott on Nov. 17 

No classes Nov. 21-24, Dec. 8 

FEE CODES 

M Discounted fee for Members 

R Preferred fee for WSD Residents 

NR Non-Resident fee 



LESSON FEES 

Parent & Child and Preschool Aquatics Levels- 

35 min. 

6 LESSONS M $39 R $45 NR $55 

5 LESSONS M $33 R $38 NR $45 

Learn To Swim and Adult Levels – 50 min. 

6 LESSONS M $46 R $52 NR $64 

5 LESSONS M $38 R $43 NR $53 

GROUP DESCRIPTIONS 

Parent & Child Level 1 

Ages 6 mo.- about 3 yrs 

Parents and children learn together to increase 

a child’s comfort level in the water and build a 

foundation of basic skills, such as arm and leg 

movements and breath control. Fun-filled 

classes help introduce water safety concepts, 

encouraging a healthy recreational habit that 

your entire family can enjoy. (35 min.) 

Parent & Child Level 2 

Ages 6 mo.- about 3 yrs 

Builds on the skills learned in Level 1. 

(35 min.) 

Preschool Aquatics 

About 3 – 5 yrs 

Throughout the three levels, preschool-age 

children are taught basic aquatic safety, survival 

and swimming skills, all the while 

increasing their comfort level in and around 

the water. Skills are age-appropriate, helping 

children achieve success on a regular basis 

and enjoy social interactions with other children. 

(35 minute classes) 

PA Level 1 

Orients children to the aquatic environment 

and helps them gain basic aquatic skills. 

PA Level 2 

Helps children gain greater independence in 

their skills and develop more comfort in and 

around water. 

Fitness 


A child who completes Preschool Aquatics 

Levels 1 & 2 and is 6 years old may enroll in 

the next level of Preschool Aquatics or move 

on to Learn-to-Swim Level 2. A child who 

completes Preschool Aquatics Level 3 may 

enroll in Learn-to-Swim Level 3. 

PA Level 3 

Helps children start to gain basic swimming 

propulsive skills to be comfortable in and 

around water. 

Learn-to-Swim 

(about 6 yrs and adults) 

Designed to help participants achieve maximum 

success, Learn-to-Swim courses are 

based on a logical, six-level progression that 

helps swimmers about 6+ years old and adults 

to develop their water safety, survival and 

swimming skills. (50 min. classes) 

LTS Level 1 

Introduction to Water Skills 

Helps participants feel comfortable in the 

water. 

LTS Level 2 

Fundamental Aquatic Skills 

Gives participants success with fundamental skills. 

LTS Level 3 Stroke Development 

Builds on the skills in Level 2 through additional 

guided practice in deeper water. 

LTS Level 4 Stroke Improvement 

Develops confidence in the skills learned and 

improves other aquatic skills. 

LTS Level 5 Stroke Refinement 

Provides further coordination and refinement 

of strokes. 

LTS Level 6 

Swimming and Skill Proficiency 

Refines the strokes so participants swim them 

with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness 

over greater distances. 

More detailed course descriptions are available 

on-line or at the Pool & Fitness Center 

Front Desks. 




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CLASS SCHEDULE 

Time Level Fall 1 Fall 2 

Act. # Act. # 

MOTT - Monday 

9:15 am PA 1 1243.111 2243.111 

10:00am P & C 1 1242.111 2242.111 

10:40am P & C 2 1242.211 2242.211 

11:20am PA 2 1243.211 2243.211 

KETTERING - Monday 

4:40pm PA 1 1233.111 2233.111 

5:00pm LTS 1 1236.111 2236.111 

5:00pm LTS 4 1236.411 2236.411 

5:20pm PA 2 1233.211 2233.211 

6:00pm LTS 2 1236.211 2236.211 

6:00pm LTS 3 1236.311 2236.311 

6:00pm P & C 1 1232.111 2232.111 

6:40pm P & C 2 1232.211 2232.211 

7:00pm LTS 6 1236.611 2236.611 

7:00pm Adult 1236.711 2236.711 

MOTT - Tuesday 

5:00pm LTS 6 1246.621 2246.621 

5:20pm PA 1 1243.121 2243.121 

6:00pm LTS 1 1246.121 2246.121 

6:00pm LTS 2 1246.221 2246.221 

6:00pm PA 3 1243.321 2243.321 

6:40pm PA 2 1243.221 2243.221 

7:00pm LTS 3 1246.321 2246.321 

7:00pm LTS 4 1246.421 2246.421 

KETTERING - Wednesday 

5:00pm LTS 3 1236.331 2236.331 

5:20pm PA 2 1233.231 2233.231 

6:00pm LTS 1 1236.131 2236.131 

6:00pm LTS 2 1236.231 2236.231 

6:00pm PA 1 1233.131 2233.131 

6:40pm PA 3 1233.331 2233.331 

7:00pm LTS 4 1236.431 2236.431 

7:00pm LTS 5 1236.531 2236.531 

MOTT - Thursday 

4:40pm PA 2 n/a 2243.241 

5:00pm LTS 1 n/a 2246.141 

5:20pm PA 3 n/a 2243.341 

6:00pm LTS 2 n/a 2246.241 

6:00pm LTS 3 n/a 2246.341 

6:00pm P & C 1 n/a 2242.141 

6:40pm P & C 2 n/a 2242.241 

KETTERING - Saturday 

9:00am LTS 4 1236.461 2236.461 

9:00am LTS 5 1236.561 2236.561 

9:15am PA 1 1233.161 2233.161 

10:00am LTS 2 1236.261 2236.261 

10:00am LTS 3 1236.361 2236.361 

10:00am P & C 1 1232.161 2232.161 

10:40am P & C 2 1232.261 2232.261 

11:00am PA 3 1233.361 2233.361 

11:00am LTS 1 1236.161 2236.161 

11:20am PA 2 1233.261 2233.261 

KINGFISH AQUATIC SWIM CLUB 

Kingfish Aquatics is a year round USA Swim 

Club. We are also a member of the United Swim 

League. The purpose of a swim team is to 

teach and refine techniques for all four of the 

competitive strokes along with setting personal 

and team goals. Our coaches will also encourage 

sportsmanship, the love of competition and 

teamwork. Our Head coach is Brad Brockway. 

He brings over thirty years of coaching experience 

to our team. New Group descriptions are 

listed below: 

Explorer 1 

6 and under swimmers who are able to swim 

1/2 length of the pool who are interested in 

exploring club swimming. These swimmers can 

compete in meets when they are able to complete 

one length of the pool (25 yards). The 

group swims once a week (Thursdays or 

Saturday) with practices of 45 minutes long. 

This is geared to make swimming fun with 

games and relays at the end of the practice. 

Should be in conjunction with the Learn to Swim 

program. Criteria to move to "Explorer 2 or 4", 

successfully compete in a freestyle and backstroke 

events in a USA Swimming meet and a 

desire to develop better skills. 



Explorer 2 

Swimmers who are able to swim one length of the 

pool (25 yards) front crawl without stopping. 

Swimmers have knowledge of the four competitive 

strokes and swim them legally. Swimmers will train 

up to twice a week for an hour each practice. 

Training spends a lot of time working on stroke 

development, while introducing them to dry land to 

help build core strength. Criteria to move to "Explorer 

4", successfully compete in a freestyle and backstroke 

events in a USA Swimming meet and a desire 

to develop better skills. 

Explorer 4 

Swimmers who are able to swim one length of 

the pool (25 yards) front crawl without stopping. 

Swimmers have knowledge of the four competitive 

strokes and swim them legally. Swimmers 

will train up to four times a week for an hour 

each practice. Training spends a lot of time working 

on stroke development, while introducing 

them to dry land to help build core strength. 

Criteria to move to "Development" successfully 

compete in a butterfly, freestyle and backstroke 

events in a USA Swimming meet and a desire to 

develop better skills. 

Development 

Swimmers who can successfully swim all four 

competitive strokes legally. Training will emphasize 

proper stroke technique, including starts, turns 

and stroke finishes. Swimmers will train up to 

three days per week for 2 hours each practice. At 

this level the dry land continues to challenge the 

athletes and helps them develop to the next level. 

Criteria to move to "Endurance", successfully 

complete in a butterfly, Backstroke, breaststroke 

and freestyle events in a USA meet. They also 

need to be able to hold 2:00 or better per 100 

freestyle. 

Endurance 

Move from development to building endurance. 

Swimmers who can successfully swim all four 

competitive strokes legally and can hold 1:45 per 

100 or better. Training will emphasize proper 

stroke technique, including starts, turns and stroke 

finishes. Swimmers will train up to five days per 

week for 2 hours each practice. At this level the 

dry land continues to challenge the athletes and 

helps them develop endurance for the next level. 

Fitness 


Advanced 

Swimmers who have mastered the basics from 

development level and can hold 1:30 per 100 or 

better. Continued work on proper stroke technique, 

endurance, and personal goal setting are 

key aspects of this level of training. These swimmers 

should have state cuts. Swimmers train up 

to five days per week, for 2 hours each practice 

and an optional hour of dry land each day. 

Elite 

Swimmers work on technique, endurance, goal 

setting and racing strategies at this level. These 

swimmers aspire to reach Zone, Sectional and 

Junior National, and National qualifications. These 

are serious athletes, and train up to seven days per 

week for 2 hours each practice, with 6 hours a 

week available for dry land. During the summer 

break from school they can take part in an additional 

2 hours of practice time Monday-Friday. 

Elite Performance 

Invitation only workout for swimmers who have 

demonstrated the ability to perform at the 

National level and are totally committed to 

improving their performance at the National level. 

Must maintain 90% attendance year round. In the 

summer AM practices will be available. 

TRIAL PERIOD / REFUNDS 

Week 1 – FULL REFUND 

Week 2 – 50% credit on account 

Week 3 – NO REFUND 

PRACTICE SCHEDULE: 

KETTERING GROUPS 

Explorer 1: 

Thursdays, 6:35-7:20pm or 

Sat. 11:30am-12:15pm @ Mott 

Explorer 2: 

Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 - 6:30pm or 

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30pm 

Explorer 4: 

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

Development: 

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 5:30 - 7:30pm 

Endurance: 

Monday – Friday 5:30 – 7:30pm 




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MOTT GROUPS 

Advanced: 

Monday through Friday 

Dry-lands 5-6pm Swim 6-8pm 

Elite: 


Swim 6-8-pm Dry-lands 5-6pm 

Saturdays 8 – 11 am 

Sundays 9:30 – 11:30am 

Elite Performance 


Swim 4-6pm, Dry-lands 6-7pm 

Sat. Dry lands 8-9am, Swim 9-11am 

Sun. 9:30-11:30am 

FALL SESSION FEES: 

The $62 USA registration fee is necessary for 

each swimmer, this goes toward USA Swimming 

membership and administration of the team. 

This is a yearly fee. You have two options for 

Kingfish Registration: 

Sign up for four months at a time, payment 

plans available via credit card. This option may 

also be pro-rated as needed. 

Short Course Season Registration 

Option: 

Aug. 13, 2012 – March 31, 2013 

Commit to Kingfish for the entire Short Course 

season and save! Register once in the fall prior 

to Sept. 23. All Short Course Registrations 

require a CC number for automatic payments. 

The season will be broken down into 7 payments 

or you may choose to pay in full on. 

Late payments will be charged 10%. Additional 

siblings receive 10% off the lower session registration 

fee. Pool & Fitness Members receive a 

$5.00 discount per session. 

Fall (4 Months): Aug. 15 – Nov. 30, 2012 

Total Approx. pmt. 

Elite Performance $350 $103/mo 

Elite $350 $103/mo 

Advanced $320 $95.50/mo 

Endurance $288 $87.50/mo 

Development $245 $76.75/mo 

Explorer 4 $220 $70.50/mo 

Explorer 2 $190 $63/mo 

Explorer 1 $80 $20/mo 

Short Course: Aug. 13 – March 31, 2013 

Total (7 Payment Option) 

Elite Performance $700 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Elite $700 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Advanced $640 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Endurance $576 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Development $490 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Explorer 4 $440 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Explorer 2 $380 (+$62 USA reg.) 

Explorer 1 $160 

Swim Meet Payments 

• USA Swim Meets involve meet entry fees. 

These meet entries are due prior to the swim 

meet. A list of events will be placed in the swimmer’s 

mailbox. 

• Any past due swim meet fees MUST be paid in 

full prior to registering for the next session. 

• You may choose to have us bill your CC for 

swim meets and email the receipt. 

• Register for an on-line account to view your 

payments due and account activity 

http://activenet.active.com/wsdmi 

WATER AEROBIC REGISTRATION 

Drop-In Water Aerobics 

Do you prefer variety in your workouts or perhaps 

your schedule varies weekly, our “Drop-In” classes 

will work out perfect. Cards will be available 

at the Front Desk for “daily drop-in” purchases. 

WA = Water Aerobics 

AWE = Arthritis Water Exercise 

M R NR 

WA One $5.50 $6.50 $7.50 

WA 11 Pack $55 $65 $75 

AWE One $4 $5 $6 

AWE 11 Pass $40 $50 $60 

10% Senior Discount does not apply to Drop-Ins! 

Fall Session Dates 

This fall we will offer two 6 week sessions. 

Session 1 Classes begin: Sept. 15 

Session 1 Classes end: Oct. 26 

Session 2 Classes begin: Nov. 1 

Session 2 Classes end: Dec. 15 

Drop-in only classes the week of: Nov. 21-24 



Water Aerobics 

Are your ready for some great low-impact 

water exercise. We will stretch, strengthen 

and cardio with a variety of exercises and 

equipment ranging from low to moderate 

intensity. Please wear your own water shoes 

to each class. 

55 minute class Instr. Pool Staff Instructor 

Activity # Day Time M R NR 

SESSION 1 

KETTERING 

1231.111 Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

1231.131 Wed 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

MOTT 

1241.111 Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

1241.121 Tu 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

1241.131 Wed 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

1241.141 Th 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

1241.151 Fri 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

SESSION 2 

KETTERING 

2231.111 Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

2231.131 Wed 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

MOTT 

2241.111 Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

2241.121 Tu 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

2241.131 Wed 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

2241.141 Th 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

2241.151 Fri 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

Arthritis Water Exercise 

Join us for a great low-impact workout. This 

class is great for those suffering from Arthritis 

or recovering from surgeries. You will get a 

total body and cardio workout using the resistance 

of the water and barbells. Please wear 

your own water shoes to each class. 

45 minute class Mott Instr. Pool 


SESSION 1 

1241.211 Mon 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

1241.231 Wed 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

1241.251 Fri 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

SESSION 2 

2141.211 Mon 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

2141.231 Wed 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

2141.251 Fri 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

Deep Water - Water Aerobics 

Do you want to try a new water exercise 

class? Have you been taking water exercise 

classes and are ready for something new? Do 

you feel your feet always drag the bottom or 

that you need more of a challenge? Come 

and work out in the deep pool where every 

part of you will experience the full resistance 

of the water. Let the water become your gym 

and work all major muscle groups. You must 

be comfortable in deep water with an exercise 

flotation belt. We will be using belts and 

cuffs and other equipment. 

55 minute class Kettering Comp. Pool 


SESSION 1 

1231.111 Mon 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

1231.331 Wed 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

SESSION 2 

2231.111 Mon 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

2231.331 Wed 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

ZUMBA Pool Party 

Free trial class 9/10/12 

at 6:00 pm, Mott PFC 



Aqua 

Zumba gives new meaning to the idea of an 

invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba 

formula and philosophy with traditional aqua 

fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba blends it all 

together into a safe, challenging, water-based 

workout that’s cardio-conditioning, body-toning, 

and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief. 

Aqua shoes are strongly recommended. 

55 minute class Instr. Pool 


SESSION 1 

MOTT 

1241.411 Mon 6:00pm $26 $30 $36 

KETTERING 

1231.421 Tu 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

SESSION 2 

MOTT 

2241.411 Mon 6:00pm $26 $30 $36 

KETTERING 

2231.421 Tu 9:30am $26 $30 $36 


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WATERFORD SCHOOLS & PARKS

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WATERFORD SCHOOLS & PARKS 

PARKS & RECREATION BUILDINGS 

1. CAI BUILDING, 5640 N. Williams Lake Road – Housing for the Golden Age Club & enrichment classes. 

Facilities: room rentals, ball field, picnic shelter and children’s play area. 

2. RECREATION OFFICE (P&R), 2303 Crescent Lake Road – located between Hatchery Road and M-59. 

Enrichment classes and gymnasium. This building also houses the Waterford Cultural Council (WCC) 

offices and gallery. 

3. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP LIBRARY, 5168 Civic Center Drive – offers adult, teen and children’s programs 

and classes. 

4. WATERFORD SENIOR CENTER, 3621 Pontiac Lake Road – Enrichment classes, health and support services 

offered. 

5. WATERFORD CIVIC CENTER (CCSF), 5200 Civic Center Drive – 52.2 acre site located off of Crescent 

Lake Road, between M-59 and Hatchery Road. FACILITIES: Township Hall Offices, pond for skating, and 

four regulation soccer fields. Also part of this complex is the Warming House: Rental facility includes 

meeting room (40 person), restrooms, sink, microwave and attached pavilion with fireplace. 

6. BAY COURT PARK, 6970 Andersonville Road – located between Airport Road and Nelsey Road. This 

park is a part of the Independence Township Park System, 248-625-8223. 

PARKS 

7. CLINTON RIVER CANOE SITE, 5971 Elizabeth Lake Road – 8 acres located on the Clinton River at 

Elizabeth Lake Road, just east of Airport Road. FACILITIES: primarily used for public canoe landing, parking 

lot, children’s play area, picnic shelter, park grill and tables. 

8. DRAYTON PLAINS NATURE CENTER (DPNC), 2125 Denby – 139 acres located in the Drayton Woods 

Subdivision off Hatchery Rd, to Edmore to Denby. FACILITIES: Interpretive nature center building, fish 

hatchery ponds, hiking trails & picnic pavilion. 

9. ELIZABETH LAKE WOODS PARK – 340 acres located off Lochaven Road and Cooley Lake Road – Small 

parking area, primitive trails and nature preserve. 

10. FISH HATCHERY PARK, 4490 Hatchery Road – 6.3 acres located on Hatchery Road. FACILITIES: 

Renovated historic village, office and museum of the Waterford Historical Society, restrooms, picnic shelter, 

board walk, fishing and canoe docks. 

11. HERRINGTON PARK, 1216 Lochaven Road – 35 acres, FACILITIES: Concessions, restrooms, two lighted 

and irrigated ballfields, picnic shelter, children’s play area and nature trail. 

12. HESS-HATHAWAY PARK (HESS), 825 S. Williams Lake Road – 165 acres – FACILITIES: “All Kids Playground”, 

restored 1860’s farmhouse, animal exhibit barn, softball field, 4 horseshoe courts, picnic shelters, gazebo, restrooms, 

farm storage buildings, nature trails for hiking, also available group hayrides, farm animals and a community 

garden. No pets allowed. 

13. LIONS PARK, 4250 Fenmore – 26.5 acres located on Fenmore off Elizabeth Lake Road. FACILITIES: 

picnic shelter, restrooms, lighted-irrigated baseball field. 

14. MACEDAY LAKE PARK – 7 acres located on Rich Drive, undeveloped land includes 3+ acres of inaccessible 

Bird Sanctuary. The parking lot is limited to 2 cars. 

15. MARION STREET PARK – 17 acres located at the end of Marion Street off Elizabeth Lake Road. FACIL- 

ITIES: paved and primitive trails with limited parking. 

16. OPTIMIST PARK (OPT PK), 5320 Elizabeth Lake Road – 10 acres located on Elizabeth Lake Road 

between Crescent Lake Road and Airport Road. FACILITIES: concessions, restrooms, three irrigated ballfields, 

children’s play area, picnic shelter and basketball court. 

17. PONTIAC LAKE STATE PARK, 7800 Gale Road – located off N. Williams Lake Road. FACILITIES: offers 

miles of hiking/biking trails, horseback riding, beach and campground. This is run by the DNR, 248-666- 

1020. 

18. ROTARY PARK, 5485 Tubbs Road – 32 acres – FACILITIES: picnic shelter, restrooms, concessions building, 

two softball fields, play area and home of Waterford Lacrosse, Waterford Corsairs and Waterford Warriors. 

19. SHELL PARK, 4373 Dixie Hwy – 13 acres located off Dixie Hwy. between Hatchery Road and Williams 

Lake Road. FACILITIES: three lighted softball fields with benches and stands, picnic shelter, tables, grills, 

children’s play area, concessions and restrooms.

WATERFORD SCHOOLS & PARKS 

20. WATERFORD OAKS COUNTY PARK (WAT OAK), 1702 Scott Lake Road – located on Scott Lake Road 

between Watkins Lake Road and Dixie Hwy. FACILITIES: Water Park including; wave pool, water slide, 

the “Big Bucket” (children under 43”), Ragin’ Rapids, picnic shelters, volleyball, BMX, refrigerated toboggan 

run and Lookout Lodge. This park is run by Oakland County Parks & Recreation, 248-858-0906. 

21. DODGE PARK NO. 4, 4250 Parkway Drive – located off Cass Elizabeth Lake Road. Boat launch, fishing, 

picnic shelters, playground, swimming, hiking, cross country skiing. This park is run by the DNR, 

248-682-7323. 

22. 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 

ADAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 3810 Clintonville 

23. BEAUMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 6532 Elizabeth Lake Road 

24. BURT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 581 S. Winding 

25. COOLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 2000 Highfield 

26. DONELSON HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 2690 Wewoka 

27. HAVILAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 5305 Cass Elizabeth Road 

28. HOUGHTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 8080 Elizabeth Lake Road 

29. KNUDSEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 5449 Crescent Road 

30. RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 5280 Farm Road 

31. SANDBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 1355 Merry 

32. SCHOOLCRAFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 6400 Maceday 

33. STEPANSKI EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER, 6010 Hatchery Road 

34. WATERFORD VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 4241 Steffens 

MIDDLE SCHOOLS 

35. MASON MIDDLE SCHOOL, SOUTH CAMPUS, 3835 W. Walton Blvd. – located 1 mile east of Sashabaw 

Road. FACILITIES: track, one baseball and two softball fields, outdoor basketball court, one football/soccer 

field, three tennis courts and gymnasium. 

36. MASON MIDDLE SCHOOL, NORTH CAMPUS, 3800 W. Walton Blvd. – located 1 mile east of Sashabaw 

Road. FACILITIES: Gymnasium 

37. PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL, 5145 Hatchery Road – located on Hatchery Road near Crescent Lake Road. 

FACILITIES: Track, gymnasium, baseball and softball field, football field & soccer field. 

HIGH SCHOOLS 

38. WATERFORD KETTERING HIGH SCHOOL, 2800 Kettering Drive – located on Kettering Drive off 

Hatchery Road. FACILITIES: FITNESS CENTER with pools, track, one baseball field, two softball 

fields and gymnasium. 

39. WATERFORD MOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 1151 Scott Lake Road – located on Scott Lake Road between 

Pontiac Lake Road and Dixie Hwy. FACILITIES: FITNESS CENTER with pools, track, two baseball fields 

and gymnasium. 

SUPPORT BUILDINGS 

40. COVERT CENTER, 1150 Scott Lake Road, FACILITIES: soccer field. 

41. KURZMAN ADMINISTRATION SERVICES, CRARY CAMPUS, 501 North Cass Lake Road, Waterford 

School District Administration Offices. North Cass Lake Road is located south of Pontiac Lake Road 

and north of M-59. 

WATERFORD COMMUNITY EDUCATION, 501 North Cass Lake Road. Enrichment, fitness, 

and career training classes. FACILITIES: baseball and softball fields, football/soccer field and 

gymnasium. 

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TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 

KETTERING CAMPUS • 2800 Kettering Dr 

248.673.9969 

MOTT CAMPUS • 1151 Scott Lake Rd 

248.674.6360 

Visit our website for complete membership 

information and applications 

waterford.k12.mi.us/pfc 

Join Today! 

WATERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 

POOL & FITNESS CENTERS 

MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE! 

• No initiation fees! • Member discounts on classes! 

• Priority registration for members! 

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP 

New rates effective June 1, 2011 

TYPE 

Family (up to 6; 

RESIDENT** NON-RESIDENT BUSINESS 

2 adults+4 children) $485 $725 $535 

Add’l Member $20 $30 $25 

Adult (18-59) $235 $345 $255 

Youth (5-17) $165 $245 N/A 

Senior (Age 60+) $190 $290 $215 

12-MONTH PAYMENT PLAN 

Family $44 $66 $49 

Add’l Member $5 $5 $5 

Adult $22 $33 $25.25 

Youth $16.25 $24.25 N/A 

Senior $18.50 $26.50 $21.50 

3-MONTH MEMBERSHIP 

Family $140 $205 $155 

Adult $75 $105 $85 

Youth $55 $80 N/A 

Senior $60 $85 

DAY PASS 

$66 

Adult $6.00 $9.00 $9.00 

Youth $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 

Senior $3.50 $5.50 $5.50 

Group $3.00 $3.00 N/A 

**Resident is defined as those individuals living within the Waterford 

School District boundaries. 

NOW AVAILABLE! 

★ Fitness Center 

Only 

Memberships 

★ Pool Only 

Memberships 

★ Competitive lap pool 

with 8 lanes, 25 yards x 

25 meters 

★ Leisure pool with jets for 

resistance swimming 

★ Family locker rooms 

★ Indoor walking track 

★ Multipurpose room off 

the pool deck 

★ Swim lessons 

★ Age group swim teams 

★ Aquatic fitness classes 

★ Diving classes 

★ Birthday party and 

group packages 

★ Personal training 

HOURS: 

M-F 5:30 AM - 9:00 PM 

SAT 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM 

SUN 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 

Open everyday year round 

except for major holidays. 

The pools are closed Mon-Fri 

12:30pm - 3:00pm during the 

school year. 



WATERFORD 

TOWNSHIP 

PUBLIC 

LIBRARY 

Joan Rogers 

DIRECTOR 

Jean Hansen 

ADULT AND 

OUTREACH SERVICES 

Cynthia Walker 

CHILDREN’S SERVICES 

Mike Neal 

CIRCULATION SERVICES 

5168 Civic Center Drive 


248-674-4831 

FAX: 248-674-1910 

www.waterford.lib.mi.us 

HOURS: 

Mon. - Thurs. 9am-9pm • Fri CLOSED 

Sat. 10am-5pm • Sun. 1pm-5pm 

Click on the Library! www.waterford.lib.mi.us 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Holiday Closings: The library will be closed September 2nd and 3rd for Labor Day, October 8 

for Columbus Day, November 12 for Veterans Day, and November 22 for Thanksgiving. 

Used Book Sales: The Friends of the Library Used Book Sales will be held in 

the Community Room on the following dates: Saturday September 15 10am-3pm, Wednesday 

October 24, 4-8pm, Thursday October 25, 9am-8pm, and Saturday October 27 10am-4pm. 

Used Book Donations: Used books in good condition can be dropped off in the Library's 

Community Room on the second Saturday of each month between 10:00 a.m. and 1p.m. 

Connect with us online 

Our website: http://waterford.lib.mi.us (where you can search our catalog, check your account 

and renew your items) 

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Our Friends: All library programs are sponsored with the generous 

support of the Waterford Friends of the Library. 

Special Needs: If you have special needs that may impact your 

participation in any library program for any age, please contact the 

library at least 10 days in advance. 

Good news! Online registration for library programs is now available. You can get email reminders 

for programs you’ve signed up for, and even cancel your own registration if you need to. Use our 

calendar of events to register: http://mi.evanced.info/waterford/lib/eventcalendar.asp 

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Library - Adult Programs 

**Registration is required for all adult library programs. 

Please call 248-618-7694, come in, or go online to register.** 

COMPUTER CLASSES 

Classes begin with a lecture in the Conference Room and are followed by a hands-on period in 

the library’s Adult computer area. Class size is limited to 4 people. Registration is required. 

Computer Basics for the Computer Shy 

Wednesday September 5, October 3 (sign up for one date only) 

9 am—10.30 am 

We’ll cover the absolute basics of a computer, including the parts, procedures for use, and how 

to move a mouse. This class is for complete computer BEGINNERS! 

Internet 101 


9 am—10.30 am 

We’ll cover the basics of getting online, viewing web pages, and doing basic internet searches. 

This class is for internet BEGINNERS who have basic computer knowledge about how to move a 

mouse. 

Elementary Email 


9 am—10.30 am 

This class will introduce the uses, functions and features of email; by the time you leave, we’ll 

have you signed up for a free email account. This class is for people with basic Internet and computer 

knowledge. 

Tuesday Evening Book Discussion Group 

(moderator Karen Mitchell) 

Discussions are every second Tuesday of each month in the library Conference Room at 7:00 p.m. 

Please register at the Adult Reference Desk and let us know if you need a copy of the book. 

Tuesday, September 11 -- Small Wonder by Barbara Kingsolver 

Tuesday, October 9 -- The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid by Bill Bryson 

Tuesday, November 13 -- Some Assembly Required by Anne Lamott 

Tuesday, December 11 -- favorite children's book from when you were a child, or that you've read 

to a child. 

Monday Afternoon Book Discussion Group 

Meets the third Monday of each month (except when the third Monday is a holiday) at 1pm in the 

library Community Room. Stop by the Adult Reference Desk to pick up a copy of the book. 

Monday, September 17 – State of Wonder by Ann Patchett 

Monday, October 15 – Montana 1948 by Larry Watson 

Monday, November 19 – The Magic Room by Jeffrey Zaslow 

Waterford: then and now 

Thursday, September 27, 7pm 

Did you know the first white settlers came to what is now Waterford way back in 1819? The history 

of Waterford Township will be presented in a lively fashion by Sally Strait, president of the 

Waterford Historical Society. 

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Library - Children’s Programs 

Library -Adult Programs 

Ghostly Tales from the Great Lakes State 

Monday, October 22 7pm 

Join ghost hunter Sandy Lyons, author of "Michigan's Most Haunted," and Robert Elmouchi, a 

skeptic with a scientific approach to the paranormal. Sandy will be talking about how she 

researched her book and what she learned, while Robert will be discussing paranormal ideas 

throughout the ages and why science plays such an important role in studying the paranormal. 

Signed books will be available at a discounted price to purchase. 

Weaving Demonstration 

Monday, November 5 6:30-8:30pm 

Come join Kristi, a Waterford Cultural Council crafter, for a demonstration of weaving on one of her 

many floor looms. Weaving is done by interlacing threads called warp & weft. Kristi will show 

how to weave and then let participants do a hands-on project. Registration is limited to 20 people. 

Dollars for College 

Sheryl E. Krasnow, from College and Career Counseling Associates, advises parents and students 

in these three seminars at 7:00 p.m. in the library's Community Room. 

Wednesday, September 12 -- College Planning: Strategies and timetable 

Wednesday, December 12 -- Dollars for College: the ins and outs of financial aid 

Wednesday, January 9 -- Filling out the FAFSA form, step by step 

Outreach 

Home Delivery Service 

Waterford residents who are temporarily or permanently confined to their homes may call the 

library for home delivery of audiobooks, large print books, regular print books, or DVDs. Please 

call Jean Hansen at 248-618-7682 if you are interested in this service. 

Library Library-Teen - Teen Programs 

Programs are for teens ages 12-18. Registration is required for all programs. 

Pizza and Pages 

Monday, October 8th @ 6:00 pm 

Teen Book Discussion 

Join us for pizza and a great discussion of Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor. In this 

book, seventeen-year-old Karou, a lovely, enigmatic art student in a Prague boarding school, carries 

a sketchbook of hideous, frightening monsters--the chimaerae who form the only family she 

has ever known. This book was chosen as a top 10 Best Fiction for Young Adults by YALSA, the 

young adult division of the American Library Association. 

Teens are also welcome at the Ghostly Tales, Weaving Demonstration, and Dollars for College adult 

programs listed above. 

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Library - Children’s Programs 

The Children's Department will be offering many programs in the fall for children ages 0-12, 

including Saturday craft programs for children ages 3-12, and a Lego Club. Look for the complete 

list of fall programs in our flyer which will be published in August. 

Storytimes for ages 6 mos. - 5 yrs. 

Our drop-in storytimes resume this fall on Tuesday, September 11th, and will end Wednesday, 

November 15th. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. We ask that parents/ 

caregivers arrive at least 5 minutes before storytime begins in order to pick up nametags for their 

children and get settled in. 

No storytimes October 9-11. 

Babytime (ages 6 mos.- 15 mos.) Tuesdays – 10:00-10:30 am 

First Babytime Tuesday, September 11th. 

Toddlertime (ages 16 mos. to 23 mos.) Wednesdays – 10:00-10: 30 am 

First Toddlertime Wednesday, September 12th. 

Two-Year-Old Storytime - Tuesdays – 11:00-11:30 am 

First 2-yr-old storytime, Tuesday, September 11th. 

Three-Year-Old Storytime - Wednesdays – 11:00-11:30 am 

First 3-yr-old storytime, Wednesday, September 12th. 

Preschool Story & Craft Time (ages 4-5) – Thursdays – 10:00-10:45 am 

First Preschool storytime is Thursday, September 13th 

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! 

Students in grades K-5 who sign up for their first library card at the Library will receive a coupon 

which can be redeemed for a free book, courtesy of the Children’s Department. 

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY 248.674.4831

Aging Isn’t What It 

Used To Be! 

WATERFORD 

SENIOR 

CENTER 

3621 Pontiac Lk Rd 


248-682-9450 

OUR MISSION 

To be the focal point in the Waterford 

Community for services, programs and 

activities associated with vital aging. 

Senior Center 

Senior Center 

RECREATION/ACTIVITIES 

• Arts & Crafts 

• Book Club 

• Bunco 

• Cards 

• Computer Classes/Lab 

• Educational Programs 

• Exercise/Physical Fitness 

• Gardening 

• Intergenerational Programs 

• Line Dancing 

• Massage Therapy 

• Quilting/Needlepoint 

• Poetry Club 

• Red Hat Society 

• Recreation Room:Billiards & Darts 

• Reminiscing Club 

• Special Lunches 

• Travel-Day & Extended 

• Volunteer Opportunities 

• Woodcarving & Woodshop 

INFORMATION & REFERRAL ON: 

• Health Educational Programming 

• Insurance/Medicare 

• Finances 

• Free Professional Advice 

• Housing 

• Legal Issues 

• Prescriptions 

• Respite Care 

• Retirement 

• Tax Preparation 

HEALTH & SUPPORT SERVICES 

• Adult Day Services 

• Annual Health Fair/Flu Shots 

• Care Givers Support Groups 

• Deaf and Hearing Impaired 

Services 

• Focus Hope Food Program 

• Foot Care 

• Hearing Evaluations 

• Law Day 

• T.O.P.S. - Weight Loss Support 

WWW.WATERFORD.K12.MI.US/SENIORCENTER/ 

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Senior Center 

Senior Center 

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 

What we offer: 

• Wheelchair transportation 

• Van Service from 8:30am - 

3:00pm, Monday-Friday 

• Curb to curb service (passengers 

must be mobile) to destinations 

anywhere within Waterford Twp. 

or Waterford School District 

• Trips to Meijer, Summit Place Mall, 

Wal-Mart and local medical facilities 

• 72-hour notice needed for van 

services 

• Courteous, friendly, qualified drivers 

• Clean, reliable vehicles. $3 each 

way within Waterford Twp. 

Senior transportation made easy 

and affordable! 

Lunch Served 

Monday - Friday 

12:00 Noon 

$3 Donation over 60 

Bistro Snack Bar 

10:30 am - 1:00 pm 

Soup $1.50 

Salad $2.00 

Sandwich & Chips $2.00 

Meals-on- 

Wheels: 

A Great Program! 

The Meals-On-Wheels program 

provides a tasty, hot, nutritious 

noon meal to Waterford’s homebound 

seniors. The program is 

based on individual nutritional 

needs not income. Optional 

cold evening meals, frozen 

weekend meals and Ensure 

liquid meals are also available. 

The meals are provided to you 

on a donation basis. 

The amount of $3.00 per 

hot meal is suggested. 

Call for program 

eligibility 248-682-9450 

The Waterford Senior Center 

is committed to providing seniors with: 

Activities, Recreation, Dining, Travel 

and Support Services 

WWW.WATERFORD.K12.MI.US/SENIORCENTER/ 

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WATERFORD 

SCHOOL DISTRICT 

POOL & FITNESS 

CENTERS 

KETTERING CAMPUS 

2800 Kettering Dr 

248.673.9969 

MOTT CAMPUS 

1151 Scott Lake Rd 

248.674.6360 

Visit our website for 

complete membership 

information and 

applications 

waterford.k12.mi.us/pfc 

SENIORS 60+ YEARS 

ALSO RECEIVE A 

10% DISCOUNT ON 

CLASSES! 

Senior Center 

Senior Center 

Water Aerobics Schedule 

This Fall we will offer two 6 week sessions. 

FALL SESSION 1: September 15 - October 26 

FALL SESSION 2: November 1 - December 15 

No classes at November 21-24, Dec 8 

Sat. classes will be at Mott on Nov. 17 

Drop-in only classes the week of: Nov. 21-24 

No class on Sat. Dec. 8 

For more information see pages 26-27 

Please use Registration Form on page 17 

Water Aerobics 

Day Time M R NR 

KETTERING 

Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

MOTT 

Mon 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

Tue 7:30am $26 $30 $36 

Wed 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

Th 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

Fri 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

Arthritis Water Exercise 


MOTT 

Mon 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

Wed 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

Fri 10:30am $20 $26 $32 

Deep Water - Water Aerobics 


KETTERING 

Mon 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

Wed 7:30pm $26 $30 $36 

Aqua Zumba 


MOTT 

Mon 6:00pm $26 $30 $36 

KETTERING 

Tues 9:30am $26 $30 $36 

Senior Pool Fitness Special! 

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm 

Seniors can use the pool or fitness center 

for only $2.50! 

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WATERFORD PARKS AND RECREATION 248.674.5441 

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WATERFORD PARKS AND RECREATION 

FALL 2012 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

Five Easy Ways to Register… 

Walk-In to our office: 2303 Crescent Lake Road, Waterford, MI 48329 

Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-5:00PM/Monday-Friday, 7:30AM-4:30PM (Memorial Day to Labor Day) 

Mail-In: Checks payable to Waterford Parks & Recreation 

Fax-In: 248-618-7674 Download a registration form online first. This is to be used by 

customers paying with Mastercard or Discover only. (A convenience fee will be charged. See 

below for more details.) If you haven’t received an emailed receipt within 24 hours, please call 

to verify we have received your fax. 

Phone-In: 248-674-5441 for participants paying with Mastercard or Discover. (A convenience 

fee will be charged. See below for more details.) 

Online at www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec If you haven’t registered online 

using our system, please call the office at 248-674-5441 for a user name and password. 

Programs with this symbol require a program specific registration form. Most registration forms 

can be found on our website. Please be aware of program registration deadlines. 

**HELP US BE GREEN AND SAVE ON POSTAGE!** 

By providing an email address, we are able to email your receipt. 

REFUND POLICY 

• Refunds must be requested before the second class less a $5 service fee. 

• If a class is cancelled you will receive a full refund. 

• All classes must have the minimum registered or the class will not be offered. Full refunds will be processed. 

This refund policy will be strictly adhered. Participants are responsible for changing their own personal schedules that 

may conflict with the recreation class or session. Checks returned NSF will be subject to a $10 administrative charge. 

The Waterford Parks and Recreation Department will comply with the spirit and intent of the American with Disabilities Act. We will provide 

and make reasonable accommodations to assist people with disabilities to access and participate in our recreation programs, facilities 

and services. Inquiries or complaints should be directed to 248-674-5441. 

Credit Card Policy As of September 1, 2010 Waterford Parks and Recreation will charge a convenience fee for 

all credit card and debit card payments. Credit cards will be charged 2.5% of the total purchase 

with a convenience fee minimum of $3.95. Debit card payments will be charged a 

flat fee of $3.95. Mastercard and Discover may only be used. 

A Special Thanks to Our Donors 

$1000 or more 

Al Deeby 

Burke Lumber 

Genisys Credit Union 

Judge Jodi Debbrecht 

Oakland Press 

Waterford Community Church 

$500 to $999 

Best Source Credit Union 

Dr. Richard Baker 

Waterford Firefighters Union 

Waterford Stamp Club 

Woodhouse Carpentry 

$100 to $499 

Golden Age Club

Visit us online and register for programs at www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec 

**Non-residents add $5 to program fee 

PLEASE COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION ON THE FORM. 

THIS FORM IS NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR LEAGUE SPORT REGISTRATIONS! 

Waterford Parks & Recreation – Payment Information 

2303 Crescent Lake Road, Waterford, MI 48329 • (248) 674-5441 • Fax: (248) 618-7674 

PARENT/GUARDIAN OR PAYEE: (PLEASE PRINT) Non-Residents add $5 to fee 

PAYEE LAST NAME PAYEE FIRST NAME 

ADDRESS CITY ZIP 

PHONE (HOME) PHONE (WORK) EMAIL ADDRESS 

DISCOVER /MASTERCARD # (if paying by credit card a convenience fee will be charged) EXP. DATE CVV2 CODE 

CLASS PARTICIPANT INFORMATION: 

STUDENT #1: 

LAST NAME FIRST BIRTHDATE ❑ M ❑ F 

CLASS NAME CLASS # DAY & TIME FEE (non-res add $5) 

STUDENT #2: 

WATERFORD PARKS AND RECREATION 

FALL 2012 REGISTRATION FORM 

Online Phone Mail Fax Walk-In 

LAST NAME FIRST BIRTHDATE ❑ M ❑ F 

CLASS NAME CLASS # DAY & TIME FEE (non-res add $5) 

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY 

In consideration of acceptance of my registration in the program(s), I do hereby, take action for myself, my executors, administrators, heirs, 

next of kin, successors, and assigns to: (A) Waive, Release, and Discharge from any and all liability for my death, disability, personal injury, 

property damage, property theft, or actions of any kind which may hereafter accrue to me, including as to my traveling to and from this 

event, the following entities or persons: Waterford Township and Waterford Parks and Recreation Department, its elected and appointed officials, 

employees and volunteers, and representatives and agents, and others working or acting in behalf of Waterford Township and 

Waterford Parks and Recreation Department; and to the extent permitted by law (B) Indemnify and Hold Harmless the entities or persons 

mentioned in this paragraph from any and all liabilities or claims made by other individuals or entities as a result of or relating to my attendance 

at or participation in this program(s). 

SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN OR REGISTERING STUDENT DATE 

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Parent & Child 

MOMMA & BABY SIGN CLASS 

Instructor: Kathryn Eyman 

Momma, bring baby for an hour of sign instruction. 

Momma’s and babies will love this class. 

411575-01 Th 9/6-9/27 10:00A-11:00A 

CAI Building 4 wks $49 

LITTLE TIKES SPORTS 

Instructor: Lisa McCoy 

This class will give you the opportunity to work one-onone 

and spend quality time with your child. Children, 

along with their participating adult, will experience the 

basic skills needed to play sports. Children will be 

introduced to soccer, t-ball and basketball. 

Ages 3-4 

430572-01 F 9/14 -10/12 6:30P-7:00P 

Recreation Office 5 wks $45 

MINI MOZARTS – New 

A “hands” on introduction into the world of music 

encouraging your child’s sense of rhythm. 

Ages 1-1/2 – 5 

411570-01 M 9/17-11/5 10:00A-10:45A 

411570-02 M 9/17-11/5 7:00P-7:45P 

Busy Bodies 8 wks $80 

TUMBLING TODDLERS 

Instructor Lisa Borkowski 

Packed with hands-on activities for your busy toddler to 

develop motor skills, coordination & socialization. Children 

will warm-up, have "tumble" time and do movement to 

music. Weekly themes & parent participation add to the fun! 

Ages 1-3 

410511-01 Tu 9/18-11/6 6:30P-7:15P 

410511-02 W 9/19-11/7 10:00A-10:45A 


410511-03 Sa 9/22-11/10 10:00A-10:45A 


410511-04 Tu 12/4-1/8 6:30P-7:15P 

410511-05 W 12/5-1/9 10:00A-10:45A 


No class 12/25, 12/26 & 1/1 

Ages 2-4 

410511-06 Tu 9/18-11/6 7:30P-8:15P 

410511-07 W 9/19-11/7 11:00A-11:45A 


410511-08 Sa 9/22-11/10 11:00A-11:45A 


410511-09 Tu 12/4-1/8 7:30P-8:15P 

410511-10 W 12/5-1/9 11:00A-11:45A 


No class 12/25,12/26 & 1/1 

DIAPER DANCING 

Instructor: Lisa Borkowski 

Parents join your infant/non-walker for some baby 

exercise, music, dancing and story time. 

410513-01 Sa 9/22-11/10 9:15-9:45P 


CRAFTY KIDS 

Instructor: Jill Hokanson 

Prepare your child to be in a pre-school environment 

with this class filled with activities such as: seasonal 

arts & crafts projects, painting & gluing, color, number 

& shape recognition, story time, playtime & sing-alongs. 

Children must be accompanied by an adult. 

Ages 2-5 

410010-01 Tu 9/18-10/23 10:00A-11:00A 


PAINT PLAY 

Instructor: Busy Bodies 

The perfect combination of gross motor play followed 

by an art class that focuses on creativity and fine 

motor coordination. 

410161-01 Sa 9/22-11/10 11:00A-12:15P 


PRINCESS PARTY 

Dress up in your favorite princess gown and join us for 

a Royal Celebration. Special visitors Cinderella and 

Belle, will lead us in Royal festivities including: dinner 

with our guests of honor, games and a craft. Children 

must be accompanied by an adult. No refunds. 

430551-01 F 10/12 6:00P-7:30P 

430551-02 F 12/7 6:00P-7:30P 

Recreation Office $9/person Ages 2-5 

Youth Dance & Fitness 

BALLET 

Instructor: Raquel Pickett 

Class concentrates on the movements of classical ballet 

and teaching techniques. A recital will be held 

December 8, 2012. Participation is optional. A four 

week mini-session following this session will be 

required for recital participants for an additional fee. 

Pink leather ballet slippers are required. 

Ages 4 & 5 

410021-01 Sa 9/15-11/3 10:15A-10:45A 

Ages 5 & 6 

410021-02 Sa 9/15-11/3 10:45A-11:30A 

Ages 7 & 8 

410021-03 Sa 9/15-11/3 11:30A-12:15P 

Ages 9-11 

410021-04 Sa 9/15-11/3 12:15P-1:00P 

Ages 12 & older 

410021-05 Sa 9/15-11/3 1:00P-2:00P 


JAZZ 


Beginning and Intermediate: Learn the basics of jazz 

techniques and movements. A recital will be held 

December 8, 2012. Participation is optional. A four 

week mini-session following this session will be 

required for recital participants for an additional fee. 

Nude color jazz shoes are required. 

Ages 9-11 

410022-01 Sa 9/15-11/3 2:00P-2:45P 


410022-02 Sa 9/15-11/3 2:45P-3:30P 




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TAP 


Learn the basics of tap techniques and movements. A 

recital will be held December 8, 2012. Participation is 

optional. A four week mini-session following this session 

will be required for recital participants for an additional 

fee. Black tap shoes are required. 

Ages 7 & 8 

410023-01 Sa 9/15-11/3 3:30P-4:00P 

Ages 9-11 

410023-02 Sa 9/15-11/3 4:00P-4:30P 


410023-03 Sa 9/15-11/3 4:30P-5:00P 


CHEERLEADING 

Instructor: Julie Hauler, Certified USASF Coach 

A fun class that will build confidence and self-esteem, 

while learning the basics of cheerleading. Motions, 

jumps, cheers and beginning level stunting skills will be 

taught. Last class will include a cheer routine performed 

to music and a small awards ceremony. 

Ages 4-6 

410421-01 M 9/17-10/22 6:00P-6:45P 

410421-03 M 11/5-12/10 6:00P-6:45P 

Ages 7-10 

410421-02 M 9/17-10/22 7:00P-7:45P 

410421-04 M 11/5-12/10 7:00P-7:45P 

Crary Continuing Education 6 wks $42 

KIDS HOP 


Grade K-2nd 

An introduction to Pom’s and dance using choreography 

to today’s music 

410423-01 M 9/17-11/19 6:00P-6:45P 


No class 10/8 & 11/12 

410423-03 M 11/26-12/17 6:00P-6:45P 


Grades 3-5 

Class teaches isolation warm-ups, walks and combinations. 

Pom pon activities are choreographed to 

today's hits. A short dance routine will be performed 

at the last class. 

410423-02 M 9/17-11/19 6:45P-7:30P 


No class 10/8 & 11/12 

410423-04 M 11/26-12/17 6:45P-7:30P 


MOTHER DAUGHTER HIP HOP 


A perfect class to spend some mother/daughter time 

bonding, while exercising. 

Ages 8 & up 

410422-01 M 9/17-11/19 7:30P-8:15P 

Recreation Office 8 wks $90 couple 

No class 10/8, 11/12 

410422-02 M 11/26-12/17 7:30P-8:15P 

Recreation Office 4 wks $50 couple 

AMATEUR BOXING FUNDAMENTALS 

Instructor: Carlos Gonzolas & Ray Carter 

Fitness and fundamental amateur boxing techniques taught. 

411571-01 W 9/12-10/3 6:00P-7:00P 

411571-02 W 10/17-11/14 6:00P-7:00P 

WCA/FC Fitness Club 4 wks $55 Ages 8-18 

No class 10/31 

TUMBLING & GYMNASTICS 

Instructor: Lisa Borkowski 

Begin to learn the fundamentals of tumbling and gymnastics 

using floor exercises designed to enhance coordination 

and motor skills in a fun, safe, non-competitive manner. 

Ages 4-6 

410512-01 Tu 9/18-11/6 4:40P-5:25P 

Recreation Office $90 8 wks 

Ages 7-9 

410512-02 Tu 9/18-11/6 5:30P-6:15P 

410512-04 Tu 11/13-1/15 5:30P-6:15P 

Recreation Office $90 8 wks 

No class 12/25, 1/1 

ADVANCED TUMBLING/GYMNASTICS 


A tumbling/gymnastics class designed for the gymnast 

who has mastered basic skills, such as somersaults, 

handstands, bridges and cartwheels. 

40512-03 M 9/17-11/19 6:00P-6:45P 

Recreation Office 8 wks $90 Ages 5-11 

No class 10/8, 11/12

MARTIAL ARTS 

Instructor: Lakes Area Martial Arts 

Mixed martial arts of Tang Soo Do (Karate) and Judo 

(Grappling). Learn how to defend yourself on your feet 

and on the ground with confidence. Come join this 

exciting program especially designed to provide practical 

Martial Arts training and effective self defense 

techniques. With three Masters, and five Black belts 

your student will be given one on one personal attention. 

Half price to each additional family member. $43 

for uniform for the first time enrollees. If you have 

questions please leave a message at 248.830.8125. 

Beginning 

410150-01 Tu &Th 9/4-9/27 6:00P-7:00P 

410150-02 Tu & Th 10/2-10/30 6:00P-7:00P 

410150-03 Tu & Th 11/1-11/29 6:00P-7:00P 

410150-04 Tu & Th 12/4-12/20 6:00P-7:00P 

110153-01 Tu & Th 1/3–1/31 6:00P-7:00P 

Intermediate/Advanced 

410150-05 Tu & Th 9/4-9/27 7:00P-8:30P 

410150-06 Tu & Th 10/2-10/30 7:00P-8:30P 

410150-07 Tu & Th 11/1-11/29 7:00P-8:30P 

410150-08 Tu & Th 12/4-12/20 7:00P-8:30P 

110150-01 Tu & Th 1/3-1/31 7:00P-8:30P 

Recreation Office 1 month $49 No class 11/22 

December $38 

JUNIOR JIN JITSU 

Class teaches children self-defense alternatives to 

punching and kicking. Both fun and effective, students 

learn how to respond to an attack with minimal effort 

and maximum effectiveness as they integrate pride 

and respect into all aspects of their lives. Uniform 

needed $35 from instructor. 

Ages 6-12 

412001-01 Sa 9/8-10/27 

412001-02 Sa 11/3-12/22 

WCA/FC Fitness Club 8 weeks $80 

Youth Sports 

SUPER SATURDAY SOCCER 

Instructor: Mike Eberle 

Boys and girls ages 5 – 6 will learn skills, basic drills, 

and play small-sided zone games. This is a 

parent/child interactive program. Children must be 5 

years old by September 8, 2012. Each child needs to 

bring a #3 soccer ball & shin guards. 

440502-01 Sa 9/8-10/13 9:30A-10:30A 

Civic Center Soccer - Green Field 6 wks $37 

LITTLE KICKERS 

Instructor: Mike Eberle 

This class is designed for children who are not quite 

ready for league play. Skill development is enhanced 

with fun, creative games and activities. Shin guards are 

recommended. Children must bring a #3 soccer ball. 

Ages 4-6 

130574-01 W 9/12-10/17 6:00P-6:45P 

130574-02 W 9/12-10/17 6:45P-7:30P 

230574-01 W 10/24-12/12 6:00P-6:45P 

230574-02 W 10/24-12/12 6:45P-7:30P 

CAI Gym 6 wks $42 No class 10/31 & 11/21 

K-2 BASKETBALL CLINIC 

Instructor: Amanda Batcha 

Teaches the basic fundamentals of basketball. Skills 

are developed through fun, creative games, activities 

and 1 on 1 interaction. Boys and Girls are welcome. 

Advanced participants should be in first or second 

grades or have previously attended the beginner’s 

clinic. Cost includes a medal. 

Beginners 

430574-01 M 9/17-10/15 6:30P-7:15P 

430574-02 W 9/19-10/10 6:30P-7:15P 

Advanced 

430574-03 M 10/22-11/19 6:30P-7:15P 

430574-04 W 10/24-11/28 6:30P-7:15P 

Recreation Office 

4 wks $33 No class 10/8, 10/31, 11/12 & 11/21 

JUNIOR GOLF LESSONS 

Instructor: After School Golf 

Your child can learn about golf, form, grip, stance and 

swing fundamentals. Also, the basics of the long 

game (driver and irons) and the short game (pitching, 

chipping and putting). Kids will have fun while learning 

skills they can enjoy throughout their lives. All 

equipment is provided. 

Ages 5-12 

440021-01 Tu 9/25-10/16 6:00P-7:00P 

440021-02 Tu 11/6-11/27 6:00P-7:00P 

CAI Building $65 4 wks 

INSTRUCTIONAL ARCHERY 

Instructor: Ronald Hall 

Learn the basics of archery, including safety, techniques, 

mental concentration and self improvement. 

Equipment is provided or bring your own (must be 

approved by instructors before use). 


410164-04 W 10/3-12/12 6:30P-8:00P 

110165-01 W 1/16-3/20 6:30-8:00P 

Oakland County Sportsmen’s Club 10 wks $70 


JUNIOR SPORTS 

Instructor: Lisa McCoy 

Children will experience the basics skills needed to 

play basketball, soccer, t-ball and football. Skills needed 

to play these sports will be introduced. 

Ages 5 & 6 

430573-01 F 10/19-11/16 7:15P-8:00P 


LEARN TO ICE SKATE 

Group lessons are divided by skill level which will take 

students from basic forward and backward skating 

through fundamental jumps and spins. Skaters 

receive a 20 minute group lesson within the hour of 

ice time. 

411576-01 Th 9/6-10/18 5:20P-6:20P 

411576-02 Sa 9/8-10/20 9:20A-10:20A 

Lakeland Ice Arena 7 wks $75 Ages 5 & older 



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LEARN TO HOCKEY SKATE 

This program offers instruction for aspiring hockey 

player. Teaches the basic fundamentals of skating 

with attention to hockey skating skills. Pucks and 

sticks are not allowed on ice. 

411576-03 Th 9/6-10/18 5:20P-6:20P 

411576-04 Sa 9/8-10/20 9:20A-10:20A 

Lakeland Ice Arena 7 wks $75 Ages 5 & older 

LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY (ATOMS) 

Teaches children the basics of learning how to skate 

and prepares them to play hockey. Class will be divided 

into four groups depending on skill level. All participants 

must have full equipment. 

411576-06 Tu 9/4-10/23 5:20P-6:20P 

411576-07 Sa 9/8-10/27 9:40A-10:40A 

Lakeland Ice Arena 8 wks 

$85 1x/wk $150 2x/wk Ages 4-12 

SNOW PLOW SAM 

Offers group instruction for the young children to get 

used to the ice. It is appropriate for both figure 

skaters and hockey players. A bike or hockey helmet 

is required. 

411576-08 Th 9/6-10/18 6:50P-7:20P 

411576-09 F 9/7-10/19 10:00A-10:30A 

411576-10 Sa 9/8-10/20 8:50A-9:20A 

Lakeland Ice Arena 7 wks $50 Ages 3-4 

Youth League Sports 

The programs in this section require a program 

specific registration form be filled out. Visit our website at 

www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec for registration forms. 

GIRLS FALL BASKETBALL 

3rd GRADE CLINIC 

A six week clinic will focus on basic skills and drills. 

Girls will work with their coach along with high school 

basketball players. A 1 ½ hour practice will be conducted 

during the week, as determined by the coach. 

Volunteer coaches are needed. Coaching packets and 

player waiver forms are available at the Recreation 

Office or online at www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec 

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: October 4 

WHEN: Saturdays beginning Oct 20 

TIME: 1½-2 hr clinics run 

between 8:00AM-5:00PM 

LOCATION: Mason Middle School 

COST: $53, includes a basketball

GIRLS FALL BASKETBALL 

GRADES 4, 5 & 6 

4th grade instructional league, 5th and 6th grade 

league with playoffs. A 1 ½ hour practice will be conducted 

during the week, as determined by the coach. 

Each school needs a parent volunteer to coach a team 

from their school and grade. Coaching packets and 

player waivers are available at the Recreation office or 

online at www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec. 

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: September 13 

WHEN: Saturdays beginning Oct 6 

Gr 4 (7 wks), Gr 5 & 6 (8 wks) 

GAME TIMES: between 8:00AM – 5:00PM 

LOCATION: Waterford Middle Schools 

COST: $53 

BOYS WINTER BASKETBALL 

3rd GRADE CLINIC 

Emphasis will be on developing basic skills, drills 

and participation. Volunteer coaches are needed. 

Coaching packets and player waiver forms are available 

at the Recreation Office or online at 

www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec. The clinic will 

focus on basic skills and drills for the first three weeks 

and play games the last three weeks. Boys will work 

with their coach along with high school basketball players. 

Coaches will set up a 1 ½ hour practice time to 

work with the boys in addition to the Saturday clinic. 

REGISTRATION: September 4 – December 10 

WHEN: Saturdays, January 12 (6 wks) 

TIME: 1½ - 2 hour clinics run 

between 8:00AM-5:00PM 

LOCATION: Mason Middle School 

COST: $53, includes a basketball 

BOYS WINTER BASKETBALL 

GRADES 4, 5 & 6 

Emphasis will be placed on basketball skills and participation. 

Each school needs a parent volunteer to 

coach a team from their school and grade. Coaching 

packets and player waivers are available at the 

Recreation Office or online at 

www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec. Coaches will 

hold a 1 ½ hour practice weekly with their players. 

REGISTRATION: September 4 – November 16 

Late Registration: November 19-21 

Child is put on a waiting list; 

$10 fee added 

WHEN: Saturdays, Practice game Dec 15 

Season Begins Jan 5, 2013 

4th Grade 7 wks / 

5th Grade & 6th Grade 8 wks 

GAME TIMES: Between 8:00AM–5:00PM 

LOCATION: Waterford Middle Schools 

COST: $53 

Youth Special Interest 

HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS 

Have you always wanted to try horseback riding? This is 

of basic grooming, riding, and horse care for beginners. 

Riders will be required to wear long pants and hard-sole 

shoes with heels. All participants should be willing to let 

instructor know of any physical limitations or special 

accommodations needed prior to the beginning of class. 

Register early to guarantee a fun and rewarding experience. 

Deadline to register is the Monday prior to each 

session. Holiday make up classes will be discussed at 

the first session, opportunities will be provided to make 

up classes at your convenience Facility has an indoor 

arena. 


410169-01 Sa 9/15-10/20 3:00P-4:30P 

410169-02 Sa 11/3-12/8 3:00P-4:30P 

6 wks $150 

Times Square Riding Academy, 4835 Oakwood, Ortonville 

LITTLE CHEFS 


A beginning cooking course to entice your child’s 

enthusiasm through the art of cooking. There will be 

a $10 supply fee, payable to the instructor the first 

night of class. 

Ages 4-10 

310513-01 M 9/17-11/19 6:30P-7:15P 


No class 10/8 and 11/12 

CANDY MAKING 

Learn how to melt chocolate to make suckers, chocolate 

covered pretzels, popcorn and cookies. Children 

will also use candy molds to create a variety of chocolate 

candy. No refunds. 

Halloween Theme 

410331-01 Tu 10/2 4:30P-6:00P 

Christmas Theme 

410331-02 Sa 11/17 1:00P-2:30P 

Klever Kreations 1 day $14 Ages 5-11 

Non-Residents add $5 to class fees. 



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COOKIE DECORATING 

Create and eat. Children will love this outstanding class 

learning to decorate cookies using icing bags and sprinkles. 

No refunds. 

410332-01 Tu 10/9 4:30P-6:00P 

410332-02 Tu 11/20 4:30P-6:00P 


CUPCAKE DECORATING 

Learn how to use icing bags and tips to create and frost 

cupcakes. Children will have fun adding sprinkles and 

other candy for decorations. The best part of cupcake 

decorating is being able to eat your creations! No 

refunds. 

410334-01 Tu 10/23 4:30P-6:00P 

410334-02 Tu 11/6 4:30P-6:00P 


CREATE A GINGERBREAD HOUSE 

Children will enjoy making a gingerbread house using 

different kinds of candy and icing. 

410333-01 Sa 12/8 1:00P-2:30P 

CAI Building 1 day $20 Ages 5-11 

PRE-K ADVENTURE CLASSES 

Instructor: Sara Schorling 

Parents bring your preschoolers for a great opportunity 

to interact with nature and their peers. Walks, simple 

crafts, and a short story time make this series fun and 

worthwhile for both parent and child. Each child must 

be accompanied by a parent. No refunds. Take all 4 

classes for $15, residents or $18, non-residents. 

Ages 3-5 

411331-01 Th 9/20 10:00A-11:00A 

411331-02 Th 10/18 10:00A-11:00A 

411331-03 Th 11/15 10:00A-11:00A 

411331-04 Th 1/17 10:00A-11:00A 

Nature Center 1 day 

$4 residents / $5 non-residents 

HOMEMADE HOLIDAY CRAFTS 

Instructor: Sara Schorling 

Love creating and crafting? Need a cool and inexpensive 

holiday gifts to give? This is the class for you! This 

year, see what you can make using pinecones and other 

tree “seeds.” 


411338-01 Sa 12/15 10:00A-12:00P 

411338-02 Sa 12/15 1:30P-3:30P 

Nature Center 1 day 

$7 residents / $8 non-residents 

SANTA’S HOTLINE 

A personal phone call from Santa?! Just imagine the 

look on your child’s face when he or she receives a personal 

phone call from Santa Claus this Christmas season! 

You can choose the date and time when you want 

Santa to call. Santa’s Hotline will help bring the true 

magic of the belief in Santa to any child and create a 

memory that will last a lifetime. Deadline to register is 

Friday, December 14. $9 per phone call 

Adult Fitness 

STEP AEROBICS 

Instructor: Terry Hodskins 

Come workout to the best dance music, low impact step 

aerobics. Great for toning and increasing your heart 

rate. Super fun high energy class. Bring a mat for after 

workout stretches and crunches. Great class for all levels. 

411573-01 M or W 9/10-11/14 7:00P-8:00P 

411573-02 M & W 9/10-11/14 7:00P-8:00P 

CAI Building 10 wks $54 1x/wk $108 2x/wk 

No class 10/8 & 11/12 

411573-03 Tu or Th 9/11-11/15 8:30A-9:30A 

411573-04 Tu & Th 9/11-11/15 8:30A-9:30A 


FOCUS ON STRENGTH 

Instructor: Andrea Spiro 

Overall body strengthening, using free weights, bands 

and fitness ball. This powerful 45 minute class will 

improve your bone density and muscle tone. 

410168-01 M 9/10-10/22 6:15P-7:00P 

410168-02 M 10/29-12/10 6:15P-7:00P 

CAI Building 6 wks $38 No class 10/8, 11/12 

410168-03 M 12/17-1/21 6:15P-7:00P 

CAI Building 4 wks $26 No class 12/24 & 12/31 

MOAN-N-GROAN AEROBICS 

Instructor: Ann Swanson 

Come join us in this low impact aerobics and body 

strengthening class. A great class for those who want 

to maintain a great level of fitness and health or just 

release stress with a fun group. Class will consist of 

stretching, cardio, and strengthening. Bring an exercise 

mat. 

410264-01 Tu or Th 9/11-12/4 6:00P-7:00P 

410264-02 Tu & Th 9/11-12/4 6:00P-7:00P 



POWER PILATES 

Instructor: Julie Shada Galvin 

Learn the basics of pilates. You will 

learn how to use breath, awareness 

of core muscles with movement. 

Begin with basic exercises 

showing modifications with growth 

toward progressive movement. 

Performed primarily on the floor. 

Bring a mat. 

411106-01 Tu or Th 9/11-10/18 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-02 Tu & Th 9/11-10/18 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-03 Tu or Th 10/23-11/29 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-04 Tu & Th 10/23-11/29 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-05 Tu or Th 12/4-1/24 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-06 Tu & Th 12/4-1/24 10:15A-11:00A 

411106-07 W 9/12-10/17 6:15P-7:00P 

411106-08 W 10/24-11/28 6:15P-7:00P 

411106-09 W 12/5-1/23 6:15P-7:00P 


No class 11/22, 12/25, 12/26, 12/27, 1/1, 1/2 & 1/3

BELLY & LATIN DANCING 

Instructor: Tatiana Panina 

Great mix of two dances. This class is more than just a 

dance class; it's a great cardio workout and lots of fun. 

410363-01 Tu 10/9-10/30 7:00P-8:00P 

410363-02 Tu 11/13-12/11 7:00P-8:00P 


Ages 13 & older No class 11/20 

FITNESS FUSION 

Formerly Saturday A.M. Fitness 

Instructor: Julie Shada Galvin 

Add this to your exercise routine. A non-impact workout 

using instructor direction with a variety of cardio, 

weights and pilates. 

411105-01 Sa 10/20-12/1 8:30A-9:30A 

411105-02 Sa 12/8-2/2 8:30A-9:30A 


No class 11/24, 12/22, 1/5 

YOGA WITH EASE 

Instructor: Steve Guth 

Beginning HATHA YOGA flow for all abilities in normal 

health. Breathe deep & go with the flow. Yoga postures 

& exercises are connected providing moderate cardiovascular 

stimulation, strengthening limbs and core. 

Activity alternates with recovery periods of deep breathing, 

developing endurance, strengthen lungs, managing 

stress. Ages 16 & older 

411504-01 Th 8/23-10/11 5:45P-7:00P 

411504-03 Th 10/25-12/20 5:45P-7:00P 

Recreation Office 8 wks $79 No class 11/22 

411504-02 M 10/15-12/17 5:45P-7:00P 


111502-01 M 1/7-2/4 5:45P-7:00P 

111502-02 Th 1/3-1/24 5:45P-7:00P 


KUNDALINI YOGA 

Instructor: Mary Pritchard 

Taught by Yogi Bhajan. Uses breath, movement, posture 

and sound to benefit and balance body and mind. 

411509-01 M 9/17-11/19 7:00P-8:30P 

CAI Building 8 wks $58 No class 10/8, 11/12 

YOGA de la Ferriere 

Instructor: Esther Nevarez 

Teaches control of the body and quiets the mind through 

specific movements coordinated with the breath which 

results in stress reduction. Includes introductions to psycho-physicals, 

conscious relaxation, and asana practice. 

Beginning and continuing students welcome. 

411501-01 Sa 9/22-11/17 9:30A-11:00A 

CAI Building 8 wks $58 No class 9/29 

50+ FITNESS 

Come join this fun friendly group! Class will improve your 

balance, coordination and strength. Class is designed in 

two parts, sitting in chairs using small hand weights and 

bands, followed by a segment of movement to improve 

your cardio conditioning. Great music and great time! 

460210-01 Tu, W & Th 9:00A-10:00A 10/2-12/20 


No class 11/15, 12/13, 12/25, 12/26 & 12/27 

POWER YOGA 

Instructor: Chris Weber 

Invigorate, detoxify, reduce stress and relax! Warm up 

as you synchronize breathing with easy to follow movements 

(classic and modified sun salutations). Explore 

current stamina, strength and flexibility, noticing an 

increase of each by the end of your program with classic 

and modified asanas (yoga postures). Finish with 

deep relaxation (sivasana) as you learn to detach and 

melt away stress. No yoga experience necessary. 

Age 16 & older 

411505-01 M 9/10-11/5 7:45P-9:00P 


No class 10/8 

111503-01 M 1/7-2/2 7:45P-9:00P 


No class 1/21 

ZUMBA GOLD 

Instructor: Penny Savage 

Targets beginners, and the largest growing segment of 

the population: Baby Boomers. It takes the Zumba formula 

and modifies the moves to suit the needs of the 

beginner and active older participant, as well as those 

just starting their fitness journey. What stays the same 

are the elements the Zumba Fitness-Party is known 

for: the zesty Latin music like Salsa, Merengue, 

Cumbia. Also Belly dance, Rock & Roll, Raggaeton and 

more! Come join the party! 

W 9/5-10/10 10:00A-11:00A 


W 10/17-11/14 10:00A-11:00A 


W 11/28-12/19 10:00A-11:00A 


FITNESS FACTORY 

Visit our website at www.thefitnessfactory.net for 


PRE-REGISTER BY CALLING 248-353-2885 

ZUMBA 

Instructors: Penny S. & Lisa S. 

Fun workout based on interval training, which is 

extremely effective in burning calories and keeping the 

heart rate up. The dance-sculpting-combo class is set 

to Latin and various ethnic types of music. You don’t 

have to be able to dance because the steps are routines 

are very easy to follow. 

M &/or W 9/10-11/26 7:15P-8:15P 

10 wks $69 1x/wk $118 2x/wk 

M &/or W 12/3-2/4 7:15P-8:15P 

Recreation Office $49 1x/wk $83 2x/wk 

No class 10/8, 11/12, 12/24, 12/26, 12/31 & 1/1 



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Adult Dance 

CLOGGING 

Instructors: Shane Gruber 

A combination of tap & line dance. Dance to a variety 

of music including rap, pop, country & bluegrass. 

Beginner 

411565-01 Tu 9/4-12/11 6:30P-7:30P 


No class 10/23 & 11/6 

Club 

This class is for the more advanced clogger, you must have 

taken previous clogging classes before taking this class. 

411565-02 Tu 9/4-12/11 7:30P-9:30P 


No class 10/23 & 11/6 

LINE DANCING 

Instructor: Carol Culbert 

Line dancing is a fun way to exercise your mind and body! 

Beginning: Learn basic steps and easy dances. 

Beginning Plus: For those who know the basic steps and 

are ready to learn additional steps and harder dances. 

Combo: Combine Beginning & Beginning Plus for only 

$66 (6wk. class) $75 (7wk. class) 

Beginning 

411400-01 M 9/10-10/29 6:00P-7:00P 

CAI Building 7wks $51 No class 10/8 

411400-04 M 11/5-12/17 6:00P-7:00P 

CAI Building 6wks $44 No class 10/8 & 11/12 

Beginning Plus 

411400-02 M 9/10-10/29 7:00P-8:00P 

CAI Building 7wks $51 No class 10/8 

411400-05 M 11/5-12/17 7:00P-8:00P 

CAI Building 6wks $44 No class 10/8 & 11/12 

WEDDING SOCIAL DANCE PREPARATION 

Instructor: Elegance in Motion 

If you are going to a social event then this class is a 

must! Learn the basics of the Fox Trot, Waltz, Night 

Club Slow, and Rumba 

411563-01 W 9/19-10/24 7:30P-8:15P 

411563-02 W 11/14-12/12 7:30P-8:15P 

CAI Building 5 wks $91/couple No class 9/26 

CLUB & LATIN DANCING 

Instructor: Elegance in Motion 

Learn the most popular dances used at weddings, 

cruises, and other social events. You will learn the 

basics of Rumba, Cha-Cha, Swing, Salsa, and 

Merengue. 

411567-01 W 9/19-10/24 8:15P-9:00P 

411567-02 W 11/14-12/12 8:15P-9:00P 

CAI Building 5 wks $91/couple No class 9/26 

BELLY DANCING 

For beginners and advanced. New beautiful dance 

choreography. Great for cardio workout for all 

muscle groups. 

410363-03 Tu 11/13-12/11 7:00P-8:00P 

Recreation Office 4 wks $45 Ages 13 & older 


Adult Sports 

ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES 

All leagues run 8 weeks + playoffs. Games are played 

at Mason Middle School. New teams call 248-674- 

5441 for an information packet or check out our website 

at www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec for 


COED: Sunday Afternoon-Early Evening Games 

WOMEN: Tuesday Night Games 

MEN: Thursday Night Games 

Fall Registration $209/team 

July 30 Fees taken from returning teams 

Aug. 17 Deadline for returning teams 

Aug. 20 New teams may submit fees 

if openings exist 

Sept. 7 Deadline for all teams 

Sept. 12 Mandatory Team Meeting 6PM 

Sept. 23 Season begins (tentative) 

Winter Registration $209/team 

Oct. 29 Fees taken from returning teams 

Nov. 16 Deadline for returning teams 

Nov. 19 New teams may submit fees 

if openings exist 

Dec. 14 Deadline for all teams 

Jan. 13 Season begins (tentative) 

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE 

Team registration only! 4 vs. 4 basketball league for 

men 18 years and over. Maximum of 10 players on 

each team. 

REGISTRATION – LIMITED TO 6 TEAMS: 

Aug. 27: Fees taken from returning teams 

Sept. 14: Deadline for returning teams 

Sept. 17: New teams may submit fees 

(if openings exist) 

Sept. 21: Deadline for new teams 

WHEN: Thursday games 

October 11 – December 6 

(not on 11/22) 

6 wks. + playoffs 

GAME TIME:6:00PM – 10:00PM 

WHERE: C.A.I. Building 

COST: $281 (includes $50 deposit) 

Plus referee fees $25 per game 

Non-Residents 

add $5 to class fees. 

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To avoid class cancellation 

please register at least one week 

prior to class start date!

Enrichment 

QUILTING 

Instructor: Anita Olson 

Class is designed for both beginners and experienced 

quilters. The first meeting will be informational and a 

supply list will be provided. You must purchase your 

own supplies. A sewing machine will be needed. Class 

meets every other Thursday. 

410166-01 Th 9/6-12/13 6:30P-8:30P 


SIGN LANGUAGE 

Instructor: Kathryn Eyman 

Vocabulary and beginning communication will be 

taught with activities to follow each lesson. 

410081-01 Th 9/6-9/27 6:30P-8:00P 

410081-02 Th 10/4-10/25 6:30P-8:00P 


UKULELE CLUB 

Instructor: James Fiss 

Dust off those ukes and join us as we learn and play in 

a relaxed fun, group environment. No experience 

needed. Must have ukulele and a music stand. 

411578-01 M 9/10-11/5 6:30P-8:00P 


No class 10/1, 10/8 & 10/15 

FARM ANIMAL CARE 

Instructor: Farmer Deby 

Do you have an interest in farm animals? Learn about 

animal care at our Hess-Hathaway Farm. If you’re 

interested in volunteering at the Farm this class is a 

must! Includes animal tour and hands on care for the 

farm animals. Must be 18. 

411590-01 Su 9/16 11:00A-1:00P 

Hess-Hathaway Park 1 day $19 Ages 18 & older 

ORV SAFETY 

Instructor: Chuck Comstock 

Open to persons of all ages, but is required for students 

ages 10-16 who wish to operate an ORV (ATV, 

motorcycle or related 2-wheel, 3-wheel or 4-wheel 

vehicle) without direct adult supervision. To earn your 

safety certificate, students must attend 7 hours of 

instruction and pass a written exam (students ages 8- 

10 must be accompanied by an adult). Pre-registration 

is required. No refunds! 

410043-01 M & W 9/24 & 9/26 5:30P-9:00P 

CAI Building 2 days $16 

ROCK POLISHING 

Instructor: Leon Pearson 

Learn to cut, shape and polish stones of all kinds. 

Bring the stones you have collected or purchase specimens 

from the lapidary club. $5 for supplies paid to 

instructor the first night of class. 

411572-01 Th 9/24-10/25 7:00P-9:00P 

411572-02 Th 11/1-11/29 7:00P-9:00P 


No class 10/11, 11/22 

SNOWMOBILE SAFETY 

Instructor: Chuck Comstock 

Open to persons of all ages, but is required for students 

ages 12-17 who operate a snowmobile without 

direct adult supervision. To earn your safety certificate, 

students must attend 7 hours of instruction, pass 

a written exam and be 12 years of age by March 31, 

2013. Pre-registration is required. No refunds! 

410041-01 M/W 10/22 & 10/24 5:30P-9:00P 

410041-02 M/W 11/26 & 11/28 5:30P-9:00P 

CAI Building 2 days $16 

HYPNOSIS – STOP SMOKING & 

LOSE WEIGHT 

Instructor: David Rowe 

Have you wanted to quit smoking? Now that Michigan 

has passed the ban on smoking in bars and restaurants, 

it’s the perfect time to quit smoking! Want to 

shed those extra pounds? There’s no time like the 

present to take action and start losing weight. 

Hypnosis is used to make behavioral changes to eliminate 

the stressors and triggers that cause you to use 

tobacco or overeat. Class is divided into specific sections 

for smokers and those wanting to lose weight. 

All participants are required to purchase a hypnosis 

CD for $10 at class to use for reinforcement at home. 

www.hypnotistdavidrowe.com No refunds. 

410221-01 M 10/1 6:30P-8:30P 

CAI Building $40 + Materials 

PICTURE FRAMING 

Instructor: Robert Basch 

Learn how to do your own custom framing. (Photos, 

posters, art prints, 3D items, etc) 50-60% less than 

what is charged at frame shops. Instructor will teach 

working with metal and wood frames, using mats, 

mounting and cutting glass. Bring an 8 x 10 photo or 

print to class for framing, a flat head screwdriver and 

a ruler. Material fee $22 paid to the instructor. 

410162-01 Th 10/18 7:00P-9:00P 

410162-02 Th 11/15 7:00P-9:00P 

Recreation Office $20 Ages 16 & older 

Waterford 

Garden Club 

Greens 

Market 

Thursday, November 29th 

9am – 5pm 

Friday, November 30th 

9am – 5pm 

Held at the 

Parks and Recreation Building 

2303 Crescent Lake Road 



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Adaptive 

HALLOWEEN HAPPINESS 

For individuals 16 & older, individuals with developmental 

disabilities. Wear your Halloween costume! 

You will enjoy a pizza dinner, take a stroll on trick or 

treat street and dance to your favorite tunes. To register 

call Oakland County Parks and Recreation at 248 

424-7077. 

Southfield Civic Center Tu 10/23 6:30P-8:30P 

$8/person 

JINGLE BELL BALL 

For individuals 16 & older, individuals with developmental 

disabilities. Join us at this Holiday party where 

Santa and Mrs. Claus will visit and hand out gifts. 

Dinner and entertainment: hot pasta, salad, bread 

sticks, beverage and dessert. Event will be held at the 

CAI Building. To register call Oakland County Parks at 

248-424-7077. 

CAI Building W 12/5 6:30P-8:30P 

$10/person 

Apple Pie Sale 

50+ Recreation Program 

October 22-26, 2012 

Purchase your pie at 

the CAI Building 

5640 Williams Lake Road 

Crust Top, Crumb Top 

and Sugar free 

Order early 

248.674.5441 

Special Events 

BIG WHEELS KEEP ON ROLLIN... 

Sponsored by: Parks and Recreation, Best Source 

Credit Union and Waterford Firefighters Union 

Did you ever want to see big rigs up close? Don’t miss 

your opportunity to climb aboard some large trucks, 

equipment and see other unusual vehicles at this 

attention-grabbing event. For more information or to 

put your equipment/vehicle on display please call the 

Parks and Recreation Office at 248-674-5441. 

Sa 9/15 11:30A-2:30P HESS $5/car at gate 

PUNT, PASS, AND KICK 

Sponsored by: Waterford Corsairs Football & 

Cheerleading 

Each participant will have one 

punt, one pass & one kick. 

Scores are determined by distance 

and accuracy. Winner in 

each age division advances to 

the regional competition held in 

October. Free to all boys & 

girls ages 8-15 as of 

12/31/12. Pre-registration 

is recommended, 

there will be no registrations 

accepted 

after 6:30 PM on-site. 

NO FOOTBALL SHOES ARE 

ALLOWED, ONLY GYM SHOES 

CAN BE WORN BY THE PARTICI- 

PANT. 

M 9/17 6:30 PM Lions Park 

Run At The 

Farm 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 • 9:00am 

HESS-HATHAWAY PARK 

5K Cross Country Run and 1 Mile Walk benefitting 

Waterford Parks and Recreation and FiftyTwo4Mom 

an organization to increase awareness of optic 

nerve disorders. Register at the Parks and 

Recreation office or online at 

active.com/running/waterford-mi/run-at-the-farm-5k-2012. Register after Sept. 7 or 

onsite at 8:30am for an additional $5. Price includes a t-shirt. 

1 Mile - $15, Adult or Child • 5K - $25, prizes awarded 

For details check our website.

HALLOWEEN HAYRIDES 

Enjoy the following attractions for a fun, family 

Halloween event: bonfire, haunted hay rides, witch’s 

tale, Jacob’s ladder, hay jump, puppet show, cider and 

donuts. For more information contact the Friends of 

the Drayton Plains Nature Center at (248) 674-2119 

www.dpnaturecenter.org Register on site, ticket sales 

stop at 9:00pm. 

F & Sa 10/12 & 10/13 7:00P-9:30P 

Nature Center $7 per person 

HAY, HOTDOGS & S’MORES 

Join us at Hess-Hathaway Park for a great fall excursion 

with your family. Enjoy roasted hot dogs, s'mores 

and the fall colors from the hay wagon. No charge for 

children 2 years & under. Purchase tickets in advance 

only. Meet at Pavilion I. No refunds. 

420061-01 Sa 10/20 6:00P-7:30P 

420061-02 Su 10/21 6:00P-7:30P 

Hess-Hathaway Park $8/person 

26TH ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING AND 

SANTA CELEBRATION – FREE 

Celebrate the season with a variety of activities including: 

crafts, a chance to visit with Santa, Christmas 

sing-a-long, and more! Food concessions will be 

available. Look for more information in our upcoming 

Recreation Review or our website www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec 

Tu 12/4 6:00P-8:00P Town Hall FREE 

SANTA IN THE WOODS 

Come to the nature center and enjoy a horse drawn 

sleigh ride, bonfire, visit with Santa in his cabin, make 

a pine cone bird feeder, a coloring table for kids and 

cookies and hot chocolate. For more information contact 

the Friends of the Drayton Plains Nature Center at 

(248) 674-2119 www.dpnaturecenter.org Register 

on site. 

Sa 12/8 12:00P-5:00P Nature Center 

$15 per person 

Non-Residents 

add $5 to class fees. 

• 

To avoid 

class cancellation 

please register 

at least one week 

prior to class start date! 

26th Annual 

Harvest 

Happening! 

PRESENTING SPONSOR 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6* 

11:00 am - 5:00 pm 

*Rain Date Sunday, October 7 

at Hess Hathaway Park 

AN EXCITING ANNUAL EVENT 

FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! 

HAY RIDES • BAKE SALE • CRAFTERS • 

ENTERTAINMENT • FOOD CONCESSIONS • 

HISTORICAL HOUSE TOUR • HISTORICAL 

ACTIVITIES – SPINNING, FELTING, 

STORYTELLING & ROPE MAKING 

CHILDREN’S AREA will feature: inflatables, 

kids’ rides, pony rides, pumpkin patch, make 

and take crafts, puppet show and an 

appearance by Ronald McDonald. 

Truly a community day 

designed just for families! 

For more information visit 

www.twp.waterford.mi.us/ 

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50+ RECREATION PROGRAM 

• Fall 2012 • 

For more detailed program information contact the Senior Office at 248-674-4881. A bi-monthly Newsletter 

of detailed program information is available to you when you join the Golden Age Club. The cost for Waterford 

residents is $13.00, non residents pay $18.00. Memberships are active from January 1 through December 31. 

Membership affords you a $5 discount on all 50+ programs. SHARON HUNT – RECREATION SUPERVISOR 

50+ ACTIVITY PROGRAMS 

Badminton 

Bocce Ball 

Bounce Volleyball 

Bridge - Duplicate 

Bridge - Open 

Bunco 

Busy Bees 

Crochet & Knit 

Euchre 

Fitness for 50+ 

Gentle Yoga 

Line Dancing 

Pickle Ball 

Pinochle 

Poetry Club 

Power Pilates 

Quilting 

Shuffleboard 

Table Games 

Table Tennis 

Tai Chi Chair 

Tai Chi Sun Style 

Volleyball 

Walking 

Water Color 

Yoga for 50+ 

Zumba Gold 

PICKLE BALL – DROP IN 

Players of all skill levels are welcomed. No need 

to have a partner. Equipment is provided. Court 

shoes are required. 

Tues 7-9:30pm CAI Bldg $3 res/$4 non 

CROCHET & KNIT 

This group of “Happy Hookers” knit and crochet 

items for varied projects. Everyone is welcome to 

join, beginners and advanced. Yarn, patterns, 

needles and hooks are available for use. 

Mon 9-11am $1 drop in CAI Bldg 

TABLE TENNIS 

All levels of skill welcome. Beginner table is 

always available. Equipment provided. Great for 

hand-eye coordination! 

Mon &Wed 10am–12pm CAI Bldg Punch Card 

LINE DANCING 

No one is a beginner in this class! Dances are 

reviewed each time and steps are called out as the 

dance progresses. Instructor: Dolores Farrell 

Fri 9–10am CAI Bldg $2 mem/$3 non 

50+ ACTIVITIES 

DAY TRIPS AND SPECIAL EVENTS 

Bible Walk Museum Sept 6 

“Billy Elliot” Fisher Theatre Sept 11 

Novi Senior Theatre Sept 13 

Anniversary Dinner Sept 20 

Spaghetti Dinner Oct 5 

Ausable River Queen Oct 10 

Apple Pie Sale Oct 22-26 

Spaghetti Dinner Nov 2 

DSO – “Rodeo” Nov 9 

Thanksgiving Dinner Nov 15 

Art Talk Luncheon Nov 28 

Meadow Brook “Christmas Carol” Dec 5 

Spaghetti Dinner Dec 7 

Christmas Dinner Dec 13 

EXTENDED TRAVEL 

Mackinac Bridge Walk (wait list) Sept 2-3 

Chicago Sept 11-13 

Maine-Vermont-New H Sept 25-Oct 4 

Switzerland Sept 26-Oct 5 

Mackinac Island Grand Oct 8-11 

Taste of Milwaukee Oct 12-15 

Washington D.C. Dec 13-16 

Spain Mar 2-12, 2013 

CHAIR TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS & 

FALL PREVENTION 

A gentle seated exercise program to help individuals 

receive the benefits of traditional tai 

chi in the comfort and safety of a chair. This 

class allows individuals who cannot stand or 

do not feel confident in their balance to participate 

and benefit. Tai Chi is known to help 

reduce stress and improve balance, joint 

health and range of motion. 

9/17- 11/19 8 wks 

Mon 1-2pm CAI Bldg $40 

Mon 2:15-3:15pm CAI Bldg $40 

No class 10/8 and 11/12 

STAMP CLUB FOR 50+ 

A stamp collecting club for 50+ participants, 

beginner to advance. Discussions will focus 

on various aspects of collecting, trading, 

guest speakers and presentations. It’s never 

too late to become a collector. 

Tues 10-11am CAI Bldg $1 drop in fee

P arks & Recreation Rental Facilities 

For more information or to reserve a date call 248-674-5441. 

The rental fee and damage deposit must be paid in full in order to secure your date. 

All of our facilities are non-smoking and do not allow alcohol unless otherwise stated. 

HESS-HATHAWAY PARK is located at 825 S. Williams Lake Rd., between Elizabeth Lake Rd. & Cooley Lake 

Rd. Park is open October 15-April 15 from 10:00AM-4:00PM (closed on Wed and Thur) and April 16-October14 

from 10:00AM-8:00PM (open 7 days). Non-residents will be charged an add’l $28 for Pavilions & Community 

Building, $10 for Gazebo & for Birthday Parties. Electricity is available. Charcoal grills are available at the pavilions 

& gazebo. 

Pavilion I: Seats up to 160 $175/day + $50 damage deposit 

Pavilion II: Seats up to 75 $99/day + $50 damage deposit 

Gazebo: Seats up to 35 $65 for 2 hours, $25 each add’l hour 

+ $50 damage deposit 

Community Building: Seats up to 120 $345 for 6 hours, $50 each add’l hour 

+ $200 damage deposit for an event without alcohol 

+ $350 damage deposit for an event with alcohol 

Birthday Parties: Up to 15 children $75 (11:00AM-2:00PM or 2:00PM-5:00PM) 

Includes Gazebo, Animal Tour & Hayride 

$10 each add’l child 

THE RECREATION BUILDING is located at 2303 Crescent Lake Rd. next to the Fire Department. This 

Facility is available for meetings, classes, birthday parties, showers etc. A $50 damage deposit is required on all 

rentals. Non-residents will be charged an add’l $5 per hour. 

Classroom: Seats up to 45 Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-5:00PM, $15/hour 

Monday-Friday, 5:00PM-9:00PM, $29/hour 

Saturday & Sunday, $29/hour 

Gym: Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-5:00PM, $23/hour 

Monday-Friday, 5:00PM-9:00PM, $46/hour 

Saturday & Sunday, $46/hour 

THE WARMING HOUSE is located at 5050 Civic Center Dr., between the Recreation Building and the 51st 

District Court. Rental hours are 7:00AM – 11:00PM. Non-residents will be charged an add’l $28. Seats 40. One 

rental per weekend. 

Monday – Thursday Friday – Sunday 

$65 for 5 hours + $150 damage deposit $100 for 5 hours + $150 damage deposit 

$22 each add’l hour $22 each add’l hour 

THE C.A.I. BUILDING is located at 5640 Williams Lake Rd., between Airport Rd. & Dixie Hwy. Rentals are available 

Monday-Saturday, 8:00AM – 9:00PM or Midnight Saturdays for larger groups. Alcohol is only allowed in the Dining Room. 

Dining Room: Seats up to 200 $575 for 6 hours, $50 each add’l hour 

(non-residents add $28) 

+ $300 damage deposit for an event without alcohol 

+ $600 damage deposit for an event with alcohol 

Gym: $58/hour (non-residents add $5/hour) 

Meeting Room: Seats up to 30 $29/hour (non-residents add $5/hour) 

Pavilion: Seats up to 60 $100 for 6 hours + $50 damage deposit 

(non-residents add $28) 

THE DRAYTON PLAINS NATURE CENTER is located at 2125 Denby Dr., in the Drayton Woods 

Subdivision off Hatchery Rd. Rentals are available Monday – Sunday, 8:00AM – 9:00PM. 

Meeting Room: Seats up to 30 $29/hour (non-residents fee $5/hour) 

Pavilion: Seats up to 50 $99/day + $50 damage deposit (non-residents add $28) 

THE FISH HATCHERY PARK is located at 4490 Hatchery Rd., between Frembes Rd. & Dixie Hwy. Nonresidents 

are charged an add’l $5. Electricity is available at the large pavilion. 

Large Pavilion: Seats up to 84 $99/day + $50 damage deposit 

Small Pavilion: Seats up to 32 $50/day + $50 damage deposit 


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Big Wheels 

Keep on Rollin’ 

September 15th 

11:30am - 2:30 pm 

Hess-Hathaway Park 

825 S. Williams Lake Road 

$5.00 per car 

Sponsored by: 

Waterford Firefighters Union 

Sponsorship 

Opportunities 

Are you interested in sponsoring a Parks and Recreation 

program? We are looking for community minded 

businesses or individuals that would like to invest in their 

community by sponsoring a Parks and Recreation Program. 

For a sponsorship package please contact 

Lori Soma at lsoma@twp.waterford.mi.us, 

Alison Swanson at aswanson@twp.waterford.mi.us 

or by calling 248-674-5441.

Parks and Recreation Brochure - Waterford Township

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