(Registration date ONLY on 9-7-10 at 5:30 to 7:00pm.)
MUST REGISTER ON THIS DATE
A Parent or guardian must be present at time of registration.
(First day of class:9-14-10)
New This Year! Tiny Tots Class!!! (Focusing on basic stretching, gymnastics and dance routines) Ages 4 to 6 yrs.5:30 - 6:30pm.Tuesday's
Regular Class:
Ages 7 to 17 yrs.6:00 - 8:00pm.(Note: New Time!)
·Class members will be required to participate in all aspects of the their class time. (i.e. Polish Culture, Performance Drills, etc.)
·There may be additional practice dates for upcoming athletic competition.(Volleyball, Gymnastics, Track and Field, etc.)
·There may be additional practice dates for any upcoming Ethnic performances. (Polishfest, Parades, Church doings, Fundraisers, etc.)
·There will be mandatory parent meetings throughout the season.All parents must attend these meetings in order for their child to participate in any Nest functions.
·Attendance will be taken weekly. There will be a point based contest with REWARDS at the end of the season, based on participants attendance, cooperation, rule compliance, and overall attitude.
Any questions call:George Wortz (414) 313-9579, Shannon Borek (414) 322-0092, or Sue Zareczny(414) 265-3514
Read the Article Below To See How Fun The Tiny Tot Class Can Be!!
Here we are once again, our young Falcons shine and make us proud!
Mr. George had everything well planned out for our young Falcons on that Tuesday, March 16th, 2010. As he and I set up the event stations.
All of our young Falcons participated in every event. These events were: Floor Routine, Beam, T-Bars, High/Horizontal Bar and the Spring bar.
We started with stretching, then Mr. George sent the children to their stations (approximately four kids in each group). Three coaches - three groups.
The children rotated through each different "station". With I, Assistant Instructress Sue manning the floor exercises, Instructress Shannon handling the beam and Instructor George on the high/horizontal bar. The kids then rotated through the next three stations. Ms. Sue on the t-bar, Ms. Shannon with stretching exercises and Mr. George on the spring board.
The children took instruction very well! We even had a friend of one of our young Falcons join us in the meet who, enjoyed it so much, became a Falcon Member the very next week!
It was a great sight to see, my fellow coaches and I were proud to think how well our young ones performed to the best of their abilities. They sure did shine!
After our Tiny Tot Meet, there were snacks for everyone and all of our young Falcons won meddles! I even had one of our young'n tell me about her meddles she had at home from last years event. It was great that her Tiny Tot Meet experience from last year went so well that she was able to remember it at such a young age! As a coach, that is what makes it worth all the hours we put into this wonderful organization.
I know I can speak for myself and my fellow colleagues when I say that this is one of the reasons we are here.
Keep up the good work my young Falcons, you sure do shine!
A big thank you to all the parents, guardians and grandparents who brought their kids to participate in our meet and encouraged them every step of the way. They made for a great audience.
Here are some of the videos of the youth performances on the Children's Stage at Polish Fest 2009. Performed in Milwaukee, WI on Saturday, June 20th, 2009. The first number was the "Welcome".
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For more youth performance videos from Polish Fest '09 please click here
Are YOU in this picture? We're looking for "old" Jr. Bowlers.
Let's start with where in the world could you go and have sooo much fun! I'm talking about getting up on a Saturday or Sunday morning and going BOWLING! That's right! The Junior Bowling Leagues. It was my father Ray Zareczny and my mother Gerry Zareczny who started the Junior Bowling Leagues. Well having ten kids of their own they had to keep us busy so we weren't getting into trouble. So, they started the Leagues.
Yesterday 2010-09-02 : Bronislawy Idziego Today 2010-09-03 : Juliana Stefana Tomorrow 2010-09-04 : Izabeli Szymona ........In Poland, name days (Polish: imieniny) are widely celebrated, & most calendars contain the names celebrated each day. Celebrations in Poland traditionally involve a gathering of friends & family at the celebrant's home at the dinner table, followed by drinking and socializing, similarly to birthday celebrations.The song "Sto lat" is sometimes sung. Children, and often adults too, receive presents, just like on their birthday.
Even in the light rain 
Hope everyone's 31st is also a safe one! 
