SEPTEMBER 2012

2196 Riverside DriveColumbus, OH 43221

(614) 486-4341

2012 CLUB CHAMPIONS

MEN’S CLUB CHAMPION

Chris Brooks

WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPION

Patty French

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION

Jerry Jurgensen

SUPER SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION

Dr. John Jacob

2012 OfficersJeffrey M. Wilkins PresidentThomas C. Copeland, III Vice PresidentJohn Landolfi SecretaryGregory Overmyer Treasurer

TrusteesPhilip J. Glandon Past PresidentJoel S. Buck Board MemberTim N. Doran Board MemberPatricia W. French Board MemberRobert H. Redfield Board MemberTimothy J. Weis Board Member

Management Staff

Gregory P. Wolf, CCM, CCE ............... General Managergwolf@sciotocc.com

Bill Stines ....................................Head Golf Professionalbstines@sciotocc.com

Michael Lukegord ...............................Assistant Manager..............................................Director of Dining Services

mlukegord@sciotocc.comBob Becker..........................Golf Course Superintendent

bbecker@rrohio.comRay Mastriani .......................Clubhouse Service Director

rmastriani@sciotocc.comLisa Garrett ............................... Administrative Assistant

lgarrett@sciotocc.comSherri Scanlon..........................Membership Coordinator

sscanlon@sciotocc.comKonni Guitry .....................................................Controller

kguitry@sciotocc.comBrigid Moore .............................................Member Billing

bmoore@sciotocc.comKieran Dillon ............................................Executive Chef

kdillon@sciotocc.comDiana O’Brien ..........................................Events Director

dobrien@sciotocc.comDining Reservation ..........................................................

reservations@sciotocc.comCraig Meyers ..........................................Athletic Director

cmeyers@sciotocc.comJeff Rapp...................................Maintenance Supervisor

jrapp@sciotocc.comDon Sargent .................................Teaching Professional

dsargent@sciotocc.comTodd Grant ...........................................Aquatics Director

toddygr@aol.comDenny English ..................................Tennis Professional

djpenglish@yahoo.com

Clubhouse 486-4341

Ala Carte Reservations 488-CLUBFitness Facility 485-1132Golf Pro Shop 486-1039

Golf Starter 488-6785

Golf Practice Hut 481-7317

Pool 486-9211

Tennis 486-0636

SEPTEMBER DINING HOURSDenim permitted after 4:00 pm daily and anytime on weekends.

1916 Grille Room, Donald Ross Room & Terraces

Breakfast 7:00 am - 10:00 am Tuesday-Saturday

Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Tuesday- Sunday

Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Tuesday- Sunday5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Friday

Brunch 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Sunday(NEW HOURS)

Call 488-CLUB for Reservations.

Men’s Grille

Breakfast Saturday

Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Tuesday-Saturday

EveningHD’s 4:30 pm Tuesday-Friday

DRESS CODE

Relaxed: The Dress Code may be relaxed in the case of special parties, Club events, themed events, costume or other-wise, but only where announcements of such events spe-cifically provide the dress may be other than what is de-fined for an area of the Club.

Denim: Tasteful and properly fitted denim attire is permitted in cer-tain areas of the Club’s facilities. Frayed, mottled, or “grunge” denims are not considered “tasteful” for these purposes. Denim is permitted after 4:00 p.m. weekdays, and anytime on weekends. During the golf season, May 1 to October 15, no denim may be worn in the Men’s Grille or Patio area at any time.

Casual: Golf attire, tennis attire, business attire with neatly pressed, properly fitted slacks with appropriate shirt with collar.

Smart Casual: Business attire, sport coats or sweaters are welcomed with collared shirts and neatly pressed and properly fitted slacks. Ties are optional. Women may wear dresses and skirts, business suits, pant suits and dress slacks with appropriate tops.

Formal: Jackets and ties for gentlemen, including business suits or blazer with tie and dress slacks. For women, dresses and skirts, business suits, formal pant suits and dress pants with appropriate tops. Boys and girls under age 12 are not required to be in formal attire.

A Message From the General Manager

In Memory

Dr. Sam CarineMrs. Betty Denney

Dear Members of Scioto:

As August 18th came and went, a normal day to all but myself, it marked the beginning of my ninth year at Scioto Country Club. While the years have passed so quickly and the changes in the Club dramatic, the very essence of this Club has remained true to its roots, that being an outstanding golf experience coupled with a wonderful neighborhood family club.

As the number of staff this summer hit an all-time high of 350 individuals during my tenure, we are blessed with the number of quality associates working here and as a former teacher, it renews my faith in young people and the belief in the future of our community. Our department heads during this time period have remained constant and I am indebted to them for their efforts especially during the past four years of recession and construction. The various Presidents and Boards that I have worked with have allowed our staff to do the things necessary to operate the Club on a daily basis while providing a framework and financial support that enabled the staff to im-prove operations while managing costs. And the numerous committees have been very supportive and have given great amounts of their time to influence the change that has taken place.

While the number of members dropped during the great recession of 2008, the Club made strategic decisions that has positioned it well for the next generation. The dues increases (to full members) over the past few years have managed to somewhat offset these membership losses; in fact the 2011 dues and fees revenue are still $200K less than what was received in 2007 as we have learned to do more with less. Now that membership has stabilized and started to rebound with a net growth to date of 29 this year, the outlook is much brighter for the near future.

All of the improvements and the stature of the Club have not gone unnoticed by the general public, both in clubs and outside of clubs. We have been recognized locally as the finest club in central Ohio for the past three years as well as having the finest private golf course. The golf course renovation and the clubhouse renovation were named the most outstanding in the country by industry magazines upon their completions. This past week, Sci-oto was featured in the top golf magazine in China, GP Golf People, as a premier club in the United States. The Platinum Clubs of America, an independent private club rating service, has been ranking clubs in the pri-vate club industry since 1997. Their rankings, just released, have seen Scioto improve from just in the top 100 private country clubs in 2003, to now being ranked as the 24th best country club in the U.S. and best country club in Ohio. This rating of a “Platinum Club” is designated to only 235 clubs nationwide, from a number of more than 5000 private clubs that exist in the country. Clubs are rated by their various types such as city/dining clubs, yacht clubs, golf clubs, athletic clubs and country clubs. The clubs are rated on multiple aspects of pri-vate clubs such as quality of the membership, tradition and culture, amenities, governance and quality of man-agement and staff. To be ranked by your peers is truly a compliment. The Top 25 Clubs are included on the next page.

Lastly, the input from our membership over the past eight years has been instrumental in the development of our facilities, our programs and our culture. Once again, the membership will be sent an online survey early in September by SureVista that will duplicate some of the questions that were asked two years ago and will add some long range questions about various facilities. Please take the time to answer the questions and if you do not want an on-line version, a survey can be mailed to you. These surveys are anonymous and are tabulated by SureVista with only the results seen by the Trustees, committees and staff. An Executive Summary will be sent to the membership. Each member and spouse will be invited to respond to the survey. Thank you in ad-vance for the time dedicated to provide your input. More details about the survey will come in the mail.

So the summer comes to a close and the fall season is upon us. Your continued support of the Club and your involvement are much appreciated.

Best regards,

Gregory P. Wolf, CCM, CCEGeneral Manager

The Platinum Country Clubs

2012TOP 25 COUNTRY CLUBS

Club City State

1. Congressional Country Club Bethesda MD

2. Cherokee Town & Country Club Atlanta GA

3. Los Angeles Country Club Los Angeles CA

4. Atlanta Athletic Club Johns Creek GA

5. Houston Country Club Houston TX

6. The Olympic Club San Francisco CA

7. Charlotte Country Club Charlotte NC

8. Chevy Chase Club Chevy Chase MD

9. The Country Club Chestnut Hill MA

10. River Oaks Country Club Houston TX

11. Oakmont Country Club Oakmont PA

12. Westchester Country Club Rye NY

13. Bellerive Country Club St. Louis MO

14. Lancaster Country Club Lancaster PA

15. Country Club of Virginia Richmond VA

16. Oakland Hills Country Club Bloomfield Hills MI

17. Carmel Country Club Charlotte NC

18. Bel Air Country Club Los Angeles CA

19. Capital City Club Atlanta GA

20. Farmington Country Club Charlottesville VA

21. Baltimore Country Club Baltimore MD

22. Southern Hills Country Club Tulsa OK

23. Belle Meade Country Club Nashville TN

24. Scioto Country Club Columbus OH

25. Medinah Country Club Medinah IL

Ranked by Club Leaders Forum

SPLASH DAY 2012

Regatta ChampsGillian & Dugan Turnbull

Covered Yacht!Liam & Sam Favret

The Pontoon SpecialSebastian Swary & Nick Acton

Gold Fish Release

We’re taking on water!Kenzie Frank, Sydney Horner & Maddie Frank

Big Splash Contest

THURSDAY NIGHTS(Begins September 13

th)

FAMILY NIGHTIN THE MIXED GRILLE

Kids eat FREE from the Kid’s Menu with the purchase of an

Adult Dinner Menu Entrée

(1 child per adult)

Families Only - Guests are excluded

WELCOMENEW MEMBERS

JUNIOR SOCIAL LEGACY

Mr. Joseph S. BradleySponsors: Robert Hays & Eloise Hays

JUNIOR SOCIAL NON-LEGACY

Mr. Nicholas P. Everhart (Jessica)Sponsors: Chris Copeland & Adam Scott

SOCIAL

Mr. Steve Jackson (Kathy)Sponsors: Kent Rinker & Jerry Vande Werken

WELCOMENEW FULL MEMBERS

Mr. John Fleming

LABOR DAY WEEKENDCOOKOUT

Poolside Grille & Terrace

Sunday, September 2nd

&Monday,

September 3rd

3:00 pm to Close

Celebrate the long holiday weekend with family and friends.

The staff will be grilling out traditional cookout menu of:

Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, BBQ Pork, BBQ Chicken,Brats, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Cucumber Salad,

Fruit Salad and Watermelon

Wednesday, September 12th

Scioto is introducing a new Speaker Series.

The first Speaker will be Dr. Ali Rezai.

His research focuses on developing neuromodulation therapies to treat migraines, asthma, addictions,

traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer’s, obesity, PTSD and autism.

6:00 pm - Heavy Hors D’oeuvers; 7:00 pm - Speaker

$20++ per person(Signature Bar available)

Call 488-CLUB for Reservations

Happy Hour at Every BarTuesday - Friday4:00 pm to 6:30 pm

20% off of all drinksat all bars available at Scioto

(Men’s Grille, Terraces, Dining Rooms, Pool Grille)

GRANDPARENT’S DAYBRUNCH

Sunday, September 9th

10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Grandparents can join us for$9.95 per person

Call 488-CLUB for Reservations

SAVE THE DATE

Saturday, October 13th

CLAM BAKE ON THE POOL DECK

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Steamed Clams, Whole Lobsters, 1/2 Chickens,Steaks, Clam Broth, Clam Chowder,Redskin Potatoes, Corn on the Cob

Call 488-CLUB for Reservations

DO WE AS MEMBERS REALLY KNOW THE RULES?

Practice Areas

1. Only Scioto members who have paid the annual fee may use the practice areas. Guests who are registered to play that day may also use the practice areas. Members are responsible for registering their guests in the Golf Shop (no guests otherwise please.)

2. The practice area will open 30 minutes before the first tee time and close 30 minutes before sunset (Hours of opera-tion will change from time to time based on inclement weather conditions and maintenance schedules). The first tee time for in season is 8:00 a.m. during the week and 7:30 a.m. on Fridays, weekends and holidays.

3. The practice areas will be open on Mondays from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm during June, July, August and September.

4. Practice area attire shall be the same as required on the golf course. Cell phone use is not permitted on any part of the practice area.

5. Anyone less than 16 years of age must hit balls from the designated juvenile practice area on the north tee and may only use the south tee if accompanied by a Full, Spouse, Social Member/Parent with Range privileges.

6. Anyone younger than 12 years of age must use the practice mats on the north tee and be under the direct supervi-sion of an adult. Only the Professional staff can grant an exception to this rule.

7. The north tee chipping areas, bunker and putting green are open to all practice area members 16 years of age and older. The south tee chipping areas, bunkers and putting greens are open to all practice area members and ap-proved juveniles.

8. The indoor facility is available in the winter months from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. One-half hour times must be re-

served by calling the Golf Shop or by using ForeTees Reservation System. Reservations may be made 48 hours in advance. The indoor facility will also be used during inclement weather in the golf season.

9. During the winter months when practice area mats are being utilized, no practice balls will be hit from the natural grass surfaces except on the winter practice tee inside the cart path in front of the north tee. The north tee chipping areas, bunker and putting green will be closed, but the south tee chipping areas, bunker and putting green will be open during this period.

Golf Course and Practice Area Attire for Members and Guests

1. Males - Sport shirts with collars, short or long sleeve mock turtlenecks, sweaters, slacks or appropriate length Ber-muda shorts, and spikeless shoes. Shirts are to be tucked into slacks or shorts. Parachute cargo pants and shorts, t-shirts of any kind, and tennis/coaching shorts are considered inappropriate golf attire. Gentlemen should always re-move caps or hats in the dining areas of the Clubhouse, including the Men’s Grille.

2. Females - Blouses, sweaters, skirts, slacks or appropriate length Bermuda shorts, and spikeless shoes. Tank tops and spaghetti strap tops are considered inappropriate.

Golf Cart Rules

1. Reservations for golf carts shall be on a first come, first serve basis through the Caddie Master using the starting time order.

2. All golf carts must be returned to the Caddie Master by dark.

3. Golf cart rental fees will be determined annually by the Board of Trustees.

4. Golf carts will not be rented to a member for single use unless circumstances, to be determined by the Caddie Master, so permit.

5. Anyone under 16 years of age is not permitted to use/drive golf carts.

6. Under no circumstances shall a golf cart be driven beyond the markers in front of a green, over a green, over a tee or between the apron of a green and an adjoining sand trap or bunker. The penalty for such ac-tions may be denying the offending member use of golf carts on the golf course, or other action by the Board of Trustees.

7. Golf carts are to be driven on paths whenever possible and never within 20 yards of any green.

8. No more than two persons are to ride in a golf cart at any time.

9. In general, a Scioto golfer, not a guest, is expected to drive a golf cart. When circumstances are such that a guest must drive, MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO FAMILIARIZE THAT GUEST WITH THE GOLF CART RULES.

10. Report any and all mechanical golf cart problems to the Caddie Master or Golf Shop Staff.

11. Please drive the golf cart as if you were the owner and please observe all cart signs placed by the Green Superin-tendent.

Pace of Play

“Slow play” is defined as a round exceeding 4 hours and 20 minutes when there is at least one hole open in front of the group. Starting times and finishing times are recorded. Penalties are as follows: 1) letter of reprimand; 2) one week sus-pension; 3) two week suspension; 4) three week suspension. To avoid SLOW PLAY, if you fall one hole behind, pick up and proceed to the next tee.

Please review these rules as we have many new members and want everyone to have a crystal clear understanding of what the rules are at Scioto Country Club. Please understand that we realize we have many rules, but we want each member to know and understand the rules, especially when entertaining guests. We expect each member to remind guests of all the rules when at the Club and especially those pertaining to golf cart traffic, speed of play and care of the golf course. Our final objective is to make sure each member has a clear understanding of taking care of and respecting our outstanding facility.Next month we will review in detail problems relating to care of the course, specifically raking bunkers, repairing ball marks and divots.

Regards,

Bill Stines, Head Golf Professional

SPECIFIC RULE OF THE MONTH

Do not drive carts between #15 Green and #16 Tee or between #4 Green and #7 Tee.

2012MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPIONChris Brooks

RUNNER-UPWalt Dennis

1st

Flight

Winner Dan MinorRunner-Up Steve Bowen

2nd

Flight

Winner Steve EastwoodRunner-Up Jeff Wilkins

3rd

Flight

Winner Eric MenkeRunner-Up Tim McCabe

4th

Flight

Winner Joe MurrayRunner-Up Trent Sickles

5th

Flight

Winner Tom MasonRunner-Up John Sokol

6th

Flight

Winner Kurt StuckenbrockRunner-Up David Goettler

2012LADIES 18-HOLE

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPIONPatty French

RUNNER-UPAnne Kientz

1st

Flight

ChampionSusie Preston

Runner-Up

Susie Gudenkauf

2012LADIES 9-HOLE

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPIONKathy Amore

2nd

Place GrossBelva Aschinger

1st

Place NetPeg Neri

2nd

Place NetLori Schumacher

2012SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

SENIOR CHAMPIONJerry Jurgensen

SUPER SENIOR CHAMPIONJohn Jacob

SILVER TEE CHAMPIONKevin McGovern

GREEN TEE CHAMPIONBill Miely

White Tee Flight

Net Winner Tom DavisNet Runner-Up Tim DoranNet 3

rdPlace Doug Crim

Gold Tee Flight

Net Winner Ron McHamNet Runner-Up Robin ObetzNet 3

rdPlace Bill Moul

Silver Tee Flight

Net Winner Ralph AndersonNet Runner-Up Mike Collister

Green Tee Flight

Net Winner Bill Ferris

2012JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

15-18 Year Old Division Champion

Will Mason - 151

12-14 Year Old Division Champion

Miles Miller - 180

11 & Under Division Champion

Alec Freytag - 107

LADIES 18-HOLE

CHAIRMAN’S CUP

Winner

Patty French72

Net Winner

Debby Weis62

LADIES 9-HOLE

CHAIRMAN’S CUP

Winner

Belva Aschinger - 50

Runner-Up

Ruth Miller - 53

Net Winner

Jeanne Norton - 32

Net Runner-UpPeg Neri - 32

MEN’S GUEST DAY(Member & 1 Guest)

Wednesday, September 5th

1:00 pm Shotgun

FormatTwo-Man TeamsOne Best Ball of Two NET (90% Handicap)Two Flights ~ Determined by Team IndexGross Champions

Events11:30 am Lunch5:30 pm Dinner & Awards

TeesAge 64 & Under WhiteAges 65 - 74 May Play GoldAges 75 - 79 May Play SilverAges 80 & Over May Play Green

Entry Fee$250 per Team

Call the Golf Shop at 486-1039 to sign-up

Scioto Country Club

JIMMY O’DONNELLMIXED COUPLES GOLF

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 20122:00 PM Shotgun

Dinner following play.Entertainment provided.

Make your own pairings orthe Golf Shop will do them for you.

Return cards to the Golf Shopby Thursday, September 6th.

A MESSAGE FROM THE GREENS DEPARTMENT

As the summer heat continues the greens department is starting to look towards fall and begin our recovery programs. On August 26th Port Columbus hit 90 degrees for the fourth straight day and that also marked the 45th day of 90 degrees or higher this year. That number ties us for 5th all-time in Co-lumbus (1953) for the number of 90-degree days in a summer.

With that being said, there are several maintenance practices that are used for improved turf. Aerification of greens and fairways are primary practices as well as reseeding any damaged areas. With the extended extreme heat, our weak grasses in the rough decline from disease and environmental stress. This is a positive because the stronger grasses are surviving while the weaker cultivars die out. The thin and dead areas are currently being seeded with a grass blend which will have a better chance of survival in these tough conditions. We have also done some seeding on the range tees to grow back in any used area.

As for the greens and fairway aerification, it’s part of our normal yearly plan. The general rule is to disturb about 20-30% of the surface area each year to maintain current conditions. The two largest areas of concern within the greens profile are pore space and organic matter. A healthy green contains about 50% pore space. Of that 50% pore space, half is water holding and the other half is air space (where the roots grow). If the percentage of water holding space increases too much, the roots will have no oxygen to grow and thereby suffocate. As a green ages the air pores become clogged with old dead roots and environmental contaminates such as dirt. The only way to create a new pore is to use a hollow tine and remove a core. As for organic matter we need to remain in a range between two and four percent of the total mix. If that number climbs too high (too much organic matter) and the surface becomes wet from rain or irrigation, the organic layer will swell up and seal off the top of the rootzone limiting air movement and again causing the plant to suffocate.

By doing these processes early we can shorten the interval of recovery and return playing conditions to normal much quicker. Once the greens have fully recovered we will begin to stress the Poa annua in our greens. We will do this by selectively treating with a herbicide which does not kill the desired bentgrass. These areas will be visible but should not affect ball roll when putting.

POOL SCHEDULE

Saturday, September 1st- Monday, September 3rd

11:00 am - 9:00 pm

LAP POOL HOURS - (Through September 16th

)

Monday through Friday6:00 am - 9:00 am3:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

CONGRATULATIONS!

SCC would like to congratulate divers Brittany Anderson and Brad Weimer on their tremendous performance at the recent USA Diving Junior National Championships that were held in

Greensboro, North Carolina, August 4th - August 10th.

Brittany placed 24th in the 10-Meter Platform Diving event and Brad placed first in both the 3-Meter Springboard event

and the 10-Meter Platform event!Brad also placed fifth in the 1-Meter Springboard Diving event!!

TENNIS NEWS

It is hard to believe that summer is coming to an end. What a great summer it was! We had the best summer so far with a high number of members and court usage during the season. We had over 130 ladies play GCTA tennis and over 100 Juniors go through our Junior Program. I could not have done it without my best staff yet. I am honored to be a part of such a great tradition at Scioto. Our members are second to none.

Our last and best events of the year were just held this month with the Ladies Member-Guest and the Men’s Invitational. Both were highly attended. We had all courts filled with the ladies and our largest Men’s event, due to a new “B” Flight Invitational. We are looking forward to build on this Men’s event.

Much thanks to Bob Becker and the Greens Department as well as our Food & Beverage Department for a great season.

I am looking forward to a great paddle season and some fun new events. Look for information in upcoming newsletters.

Always feel free to call me at 893-3366 or e-mail me at djpenglish@yahoo.com with any questions about winter tennis at the Player’s Club or any paddle events.

Thanks again for a great season!

Denny EnglishTennis Professional

Men÷s Invitational”A‘ Flight Champs

Mark Vannatta & Mike Murphy

Men÷s Invitational”B‘ Flight Finalist & WinnerBob White & Geoff Blossom

Ladies Member-Guest Day”A‘ Flight Champions

Christine Reisman & Natalie Saul

Ladies Member-Guest”B‘ Flight Winners

Aimee White & Jane White

Ladies Member-Guest”C‘ Flight Winners

Brooke Christman & Story Rex

FITNESS CENTER NEWSGROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE

MONDAYS

8:30 am FREE Boot Camp with Jen

9:30 am Mixed Pilates with Janine

TUESDAYS

8:30 am Spin & Sculpt with Jill

4:00 pm Total Body Conditioning with Kelsey

WEDNESDAYS

9:00 am Spinning with Jill

10:00 am ZUMBA with Cindy

4:00 pm Kickboxing with Julio

5:00 pm FREE Core Conditioning with Brittany

THURSDAYS

8:30 am Level 2 Pilates with Janine

9:30 am Spin & Sculpt with David

4:00 pm Total Body Conditioning with Kelsey

FRIDAYS

8:50 am Spinning/Yoga with DaVaun

4:00 pm FREE Bootcamp with Jen

SATURDAYS

8:30 am Body Sculpting with Monica

9:30 am Spin & Sculpt with Jill

Yoga & Pilates — $10; All other classes — $6

Group fitness classes are available to all members (you do not need to be a fitness member).

� Non-Fitness members may participate in classes for a fee of $10 and guests are required to sign in with the Fitness member at the front desk.

� All classes will have additional fees that will be billed at the end of each month.

� Participants will be billed only for each class attended.

Massage TherapyMassages are available 7 days a week. We work on

members and their family and friends. All ages are welcome! Gift Packages available!

Paula Patterson, LMT Kelly Timberlake, LMTWed., Fri. AM’s, & Sun Mon., Wed., & Fri.849-2967 397-8227(Stone Massage Available)

Jasmine McKenzie, LMTTues., Thurs., & Sat.

(713) 576-6721(Stone Massage Available)

30 Min - $40 90 Min. - $9560 Min - $65 120 Min. - $12575 Min. - $80 * Add $15 for Hot Stone

GROUP FITNESS CLASSES

ZUMBAJoin instructor Cindy Berner for a great Latin dance inspired cardio

workout every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.

Class fee is $6.

KICKBOXINGTrainer Julio Gonzalez instructs

this high intensity kickboxing class. This class combines

circuit training and kickboxing to give you a great total body

workout. Class meets every Wednesday at 4:00 pm.

If you’re interested in joining Weight Watchers,please call Fitness at 485-1132 with a day and time

that would work best for you.We need at least 20 people

to start a group meeting.

FIRST FRIDAY KIDS CLUBFriday, September 7

th

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

We will have a bounce house and balloon sculptor.4 years and older (must be potty trained)

$15 per childCall Fitness Center at 485-1132 to sign-up

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