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Grandview Parks & Recreation Fall 2012 Guide

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GraNdview Parks & recreatioN Fall 2012 Guide

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October 31, 2012 Time 5:30pm

Join us for our Annual BOO at The ViewAcvtivities Include:

* Trunk or Treat * Carnival Style Games

* PreSchool Hallway* Cupcake Walk

* Costume Contests* Halloween Egg Hunt

Haunted Hayrides:5:30PM-7:30PM

Grandview Parks & Recreation Presents

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3SEPTEMBER 2012 - DECEMBER 2012

of Grandview Parks and Recreation is to make Grandview a community of choice for its healthy lifestyle, green environment, and recreational opportunities.

of Grandview Parks and Recreation is to enhance the quality of life for all citizens by providing the highest quality programs, facilities, parks, streets cape, urban forest, and parkways attainable.

Grandview Parks & Recreation The View 816-316-4888 Phone13500 Byars Road 816-316-4878 FaxGrandview, MO 64030 www.grandview.org

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday-Friday 5:30AM-10:00PMSaturday 8:00AM-8:00PM Sunday 10:00AM-8:00PM

BUSINESS OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:00AM-5:00PM

HOLIDAY HOURSSeptember 3 8:00am - 4:00pmSeptember 24-30 Closed for MaintenanceNovember 22-23 ClosedDecember 24-25 ClosedDecember 31 Close at 4pm

HOW TO REGISTER FOR GVPR PROGRAMS• Walk-in to GVPR• Over the phone w/ GVPR staff member• Online www.grandview.org

GUEST SERVICES INFORMATIONGrandview Parks and Recreation is dedicated to providing an exciting and memorable experience while ensuring the safety and security of all guests, at all our facilities. We ask that you contact usregardinganyconcernsrelatedtospecificpolicies/ruleswhenvisiting any of Grandview Parks and Recreation facilities. Guests who violate any of the facility policies will be escorted from the facility. Additionally, Grandview Parks and Recreation reserves the right to suspend privileges for guests who do not comply with GVPR policies and code of conduct. Grandview Parks and Recreation is committed to providing a fun family atmosphere.

PARKS INFORMATIONLooking for a playground? A place to have a picnic? Exercise trails? Need information about any park features? Check out the directory on page 24 to locate amenities you are looking for. Want to make a reservation for shelter rental? Call Guest Services at 816-316-4888 and we will be happy to assist you.

ALL PARK HOURS8:00AM-11:00PMGrandview has thirteen wonderful and diverse parks for all residents to enjoy. Our newest addition Brumble’s Forest opened April 21, 2012, visit us at www.grandview.org for the latest up to date information on parks and renovations.

For information about Longview Lake please call 813-503-4800.

THE VISION

CONTACT US

TABLE OF CONTENTSStaff & Other Information...................................................................4Rentals and Birthday Parties.............................................................5Membership Options.......................................................................6-7Youth Enrichment........................................................................8 & 9Child Care / Senior Programs..................................................10 - 11 Lifeskills............................................................................................12Special Events..................................................................................13Health & Wellness.......................................................................14-16Fitness Schedule..............................................................................17

Fitness Instructors/Rock Wall.........................................................18Aquatic Center Info..........................................................................19 Aquatic Programs.......................................................................20-22 Water Fitness...................................................................................22 Pool Schedule.................................................................................23Shelter Information.....................................................................24-25Park Map..........................................................................................26Calendar...........................................................................................27

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GRANDVIEW PARKS & RECREATION

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INFORMATION & SERVICESFACILITY FEATURES•Fitnessareawithcardiovascular,circuit,andfreeweight equipment•Aerobics/danceroom•Indoorcyclingbikes•Suspendedrunningtrack•Zero-depthentrypoolwithplayfeatures,lazyriver,and waterslide•Gymnasium•25-yardlappool•Rockclimbingwallwithmanualoptions

FEATURES AVAILABLE FOR ADDITIONAL FEE•TwohourTotDrop •SpecialtyFitnessClasses•PersonalTraining •NutritionCounseling•BanquetRooms•PoolParties•SwimLessons•Programs&SpecialEvents

INCLEMENT WEATHER INFORMATIONIn the event of inclement weather, call The View at 816-316-4888 for information on class cancellations. Closures and /or cancellations will also be listed on the City’s website, channel 41and38(NBCaffiliate),aswellasradiostationsKMBZ,KXTR,106.5 the Wolf, 99.7, 98.1 KUDL, 98.9 the Rock, and 610 Sports.

TEXTCASTERStay Informed about all the latest happenings with GVPR’s new text messaging service! Sign up now to get information about weather cancellations, program deadlines, special events and more - delivered right to your phone! To sign up for this free service visit our website at www.grandview.org.

THE VIEW ART GALLERYSeveral local artists will have the opportunity to display their work in The View Art Gallery throughout the year. Artists will have their biography and professional information available in the gallery, as well as pricing on their work. A beautiful work of art makes a wonderful gift idea! Artwork will be for sale through the artist. Stop by and enjoy! Artists may contact the Guest Services Coordinator at 816-316-4896 to be considered a candidate for The View Art Gallery display.

PARKS & RECREATION STAFFEric Lucas................................................................................DirectorScott Garrie........................................ Recreation Services ManagerDon Fowler.................................................... Park Services ManagerKraig Briggs............................................... Facility Services ManagerJoe Rozycki............................... Program/Special Events SupervisorOpen......................................................... Guest Services SupervisorKim Glessner...................................................... Aquatics SupervisorGretchen Lowry............................... Health and Fitness CoordinatorPatrice Goetsch................... Member Services Coordinator/RentalsCheryl Martin.......................... Program/Special Events CoordinatorMarcus Simmons.......................... Recreation Coordinator/AquaticsOpen.............................................................. Business Support ClerkMary Roseburrow........................................ Administrative SecretaryCrystal Broxterman............................................... Recreation LeaderAriana Collins........................................................ Recreation LeaderStacy Avery............................................................ Recreation LeaderKendall Friesz...................................... Park Supervisor/HorticultureSandy Koehn..................................... Park Supervisor/MaintenanceJosh Jalkanen........................................... Park Maintenance WorkerEric Snoderley........................................... Park Maintenance WorkerGene Klima............................................... Park Maintenance WorkerDave Parkhurst..................................... Facility Maintenance WorkerWalter Menjivar.................................... Facility Maintenance Worker

PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSIONBen Tate.....................................................................................Ward IBill Coe.......................................................................................Ward IDon Fisher................................................................................ Ward IIKen Cox.....................................................................................Ward IICandy Miller............................................................................Ward IIIEtta Ray..................................................................................Ward IIIJames N. Crain............................Board of Alderman RepresentativeBarbara Polette................................... School Board RepresentativeOzie Stanley Jr...............................................At-Large Representative

MAYOR & BOARD OF ALDERMANSteve Dennis.............................................................................MayorLeonard Jones Jr.......................................................................Ward IBrent Steeno ...........................................................................Ward IJoseph Runions........................................................................Ward IIAnnette Turnbaugh...................................................................Ward IIJames N. Crain.........................................................................Ward IIIJohn Maloney...........................................................................Ward III

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RENTAL RATES

Rental HoursMonday–Thursday 7:30 am – 10:00 pm Friday & Saturday 7:30 am – 12:30 amSunday 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm

FacilitiesThe entire social wing of The View is completely dedicated to business and social gatherings. The Grove banquet room seats up to 250 people and can be divided into three separate rooms. The Oak, The Magnolia and The Hawthorne Rooms are available for smaller gatherings. Contact our Rental Coordinator at 816-316-4896.

Social Wing Features• 3900 sq. ft. Banquet Room, easily divided into 3 smaller rooms.• Party Room available for additional space and overflow• Round and rectangular tables available• Separate parking lot and entry for Social Wing• Catering kitchen access• Custom dance floor available• Projection screens & patio access

PartiesYour child’s next birthday party will be extra special when you celebrate with a party package at The View! Each package includes time in the Party Room after enjoying any of these exciting features:• Rock wall party• Swimming pool party• Gymnasium party• Party room only

We can provide any combination you dream up! Reservations must be made at least 2 weeks in advance! Contact our Rental Coordinator (816) 316-4896.

RENTALS

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

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Amenity Resident Non-Resident The Grove

(250peoplemax)(Full room with Kitchen

access)

$120 $145

1 Section of the Grove: (80maxeach)

Oak or Magnolia

$50 $70

Hawthorne/Mahogany Lounge

$60 $85

Set Up Time Same hourly rate Same hourly rate

Dance Floor $150 per event $175 per eventTV/VCR/LCD/DVD/Projector $25 per event $35 per event

2 Uniformed Grandview PoliceOfficers

(3hrmin)perhour

$80 $80

Bar Rental $30 per event $40 per event FestivitiesRoom(30max) $35 $50

Gym 1/2 Court - Include 1 staff - 25 Max

$80 $115

Rock Wall $70 $100

Pool(20peoplemax) $60 $85

Pool(30peoplemax) $80 $115

Fitness Studio up to 10 participants

$2.50 per person $5 per person

Fitness Studio 11-20 participants

$1.50 per person $3 per person

CHANGES TO STANDARD SET UP $30 $60 $901-6 Table & chairs 7 or more tables Dance Floor Power & Sound Cords Custom Set Up Any changes within 2 weeks

***Civic rate available upon approval -submit event letter of intent and a copy of the 501(c)3 form to Director of Parks &

Recreation.***

Includes one hour in the Festivities Room and one hour with the amenity of your choice- add-on time is available.Package Resident Non-Resident

Rock Wall Party $90 $130

PoolParty(0-20people) $95 $135

Pool Party (21-30people)

$115 $150

Gym Party 1/2 Court (25max)

$75 $125

Group Rate (dailyadmission):

10 or more - $6/person Under 10 - daily admission

Booking End TIme10:00PM12:30AM8:00PM

DayMon-Thur

Friday & SatSunday

ALL PRICES ARE HOURLY UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED

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6MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS

* Scholarship available/eligible

Membership Type Grandview Resident Non-Resident

Annual 90-day Annual 90-dayFamily of Four

Up to two adults and two chil-dren, under 21, living in the

same household and claimed on income taxes

$43.50/monthvia MBD*

$519.75Paid-in-full

$173.50Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

$60.75/monthvia MBD*

$727.75Paid-in-Full

$242.50Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

Additional Family Member

Can only be purchased in addition to the Family of Four

membership above

$4.75/monthvia MBD*

$57.75Paid-in-Full

$18.75Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

$6.75/monthvia MBD*

$81.00Paid-in-Full

$27.50Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

Adult Individual

Ages 18 up to 62 years

$23.25/monthvia MBD*

$277.00Paid-in-Full

$90.25Paid-in Full

OnlyNon-refundable

$32.50/monthvia MBD*

$388.25Paid-in-Full

$128.75Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

Senior Individual

Ages 62+ years

$17.00/monthvia MBD*

$202.75Paid-in-Full

$67.00Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

$23.50/monthvia MBD*

$283.00Paid-in-Full

$94.00Paid-in-Full

OnlyNon-refundable

Student Membership

5 month prepaid membership for any student actively enrolled in a higher education institution within Jackson County, Missouri.

Student ID is required.

5-Month Prepaid

$140.00Paid-in-Full Only Non-refundable

*One of the 12 monthly payments is due at time of enrollment, along with the $30 initial enrollment fee.

MonthlyBankDraft(MBD)isonlyusedtopayannualfeesonamonthlybasisviacheckingorsavingsaccount,orbycredit/debit card. Proof of residency is required at enrollment by providing a driver’s license or current utility bill.

CORPORATE, NON-PROFIT, AND MILITARY MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. Please contact Guest Services for more information regarding pricing and eligibility requirements.

Call Guest Services at 816-316-4888 for details.

Membership Rewards ProgramBringinafriend(mustbe18yrsorolder),andwewillgivethema3-punchpasstousethefacilityfor“free”,complimentsofyou.Ifthisperson chooses to purchase a 12-month membership and remains a member in good standing for 6 months, you earn some valuable prizes! For more information about this program, contact Guest Services at 816-316-4888. This program is open to current and new members of The View. City employees, Park Commissioners, and Board of Alderman are not eligible to participate in this program.

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MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS CONTINUED 7

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS CONTINUED

* Scholarship available/eligible

Membership TypeGrandview Resident Non-Resident

Daily Admission 10-Punch Pass Daily Admission 10-Punch PassAdult Individual

Ages 18 up to 62 years$6.50 $58.50 $9.25 $83.25

Youth Individual

Ages 17 and younger$4.50 $40.50 $7.25 $65.25

Senior Individual

Ages 62+ years$4.50 $40.50 $7.25 $65.25

C.A.R.E. RateWho is eligible: Child Special Needs Development Center , Adult Day Care Centers, Rehabilitation Centers and Educational Alternatives. $5 per person daily admission rate. Contact Guest Services at 316-4888 to set up this contract.

Please contact Guest Services for more information regarding pricing and eligibility requirements. Call Guest Services at 816-316-4888 for details.

Refund & Cancellation PolicyRefund/Credit Policy

Membership: Refunds must be requested within 60 days from the dateoftheoriginaltransaction.ContactGuestServicesat(816)316-4888.Activities: Refunds/credits must be requested prior to second class. A $5 cancellation fee will be charged.Refund checks normally take between two to three weeks for processingandwillbemailedtotheaddresswehaveonfileforyou. You also have the option of applying your refund to your household account to be used for another purpose in the future. Wecanrefundtoyourdebit/creditcardonfile.No Cash Refunds.Monthly Fee Returns: A $25 service fee is assessed for each returned electronic fee or check.

Cancellation PoliciesMembership Cancellation: Cancellation forms are obtained at the Front Desk, and must be completed and signed by the primary household member and received by us before the end of the month prior to the next billing. The only person who may cancel the membership is the one who signed the membership application. Memberships are automatically renewed if not prepaid. Class Cancellation: If a class is cancelled by staff, a full refund/credit will be given.Fee Return Policy: If we receive up to two dishonored electronically billed monthly fee returns we will cancel the membership.ContactGuestServicesat(816)316-4888tore-enrollyournewmembership.

Any Membership Changes? A $5 fee will be charged for changes to memberships, such as adding or deleting individuals from your household. Obtain this paperwork from the Front Desk.

No charges for any other changes. If you have an Adult Membership and you turn 62, the guest services staff can transfer your pass to a senior membership. If you have a member on your household that turns 21, they will need a pass transfer to an individual membership, as they are not eligible to be an additional family member at that age.

A new membership application is required at this time, as the family membership and fees have changed.

iNvestiNG IN WELLNESS

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8YOUTH ENRICHMENT

PRESCHOOL PRESCHOOL PROGRAMSPreschool Fitness-Preschoolfitnesswillteachkidsthatbeingfitcanbefun.Inthisclassparticipantswillplayfitnessgamesusingballs,parachutes,andobstaclecourses.Eachclasswillconsistofawarmup,fitnessfunandthenacooldown.Cost $20

SESSION DATES:10:00am or 6:00pm Oct 3 - Oct 24

10:00amor6:00pmNov7-Dec5(Noclass11/21)

Preschool recreation- In this class kids will learn games and activities that will help strengthen their gross motor skills, including throwing, catching, kicking, running and more. Each class will consist of a warm up, recreational activities and then a cool down. Cost $20

SESSION DATES:10:00am or 6:00pm Oct 1 - Oct 2210:00am or 6:00pm Nov 5 - Nov 26

tinY BUllDoG hooPs This developmental Youth Sports program teaches children the fundamentals of the game. Children practice one day a week for sixweeks.Thereisonegameperseason(amockgame)thattakes place the last day of practice.(ages3-4;teachesthesportofbasketball)

Session: January 5 - February 9 Registration Deadline: December 28, 2012Fee: $35(includest-shirtandmedal)Practice Day/Time: Saturdays9am-9:50am;10am-10:50am;11am-11:50am; or 12pm-12:50pmLocation: TBAParent Meeting: The ViewJanuary 3, 2012 6:30pm

PRESCHOOL YOUTH SPORTS

Spooktacular (ages3-5)Hey preschoolers, we are going to have a spooktacular good time at this Halloween themed party. We will play games, make some crafts and have a yummy snack. At the end of this party participant’s will have free play with age appropriate equipment.

When: October 30Time: 10am-12pmCost: $3.00 per child

Pee Wee BUllDoG hooPsThis developmental Youth Sports program teaches children the fundamentals of the game. Children practice one day a week for sixweeks.Thereisonegameperseason(amockgame)thattakes place the last day of practice.(ages5-6;teachesthesportofbasketball)

Session: January 5 - February 9 Registration Deadline: December 28, 2012Fee: $35 (includest-shirtandmedal)Practice Day/Time: Saturdays9am-9:50am;10am-10:50am;11am-11:50am; or 12pm-12:50pmLocation: TBAParent Meeting: The ViewJanuary 3, 2012 6:30pm

PRESCHOOL PARTIES

*Sign up for both Recreation and

Fitness and receive $10.00 discount

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YOUTH ENRICHMENT 9

YOUTH ENRICHMENTDANCE(Ages4-10)All dance classes beginthefirstweekofthemonthandare ongoing. Sessions consist of 4 or 5 classes, depending on the month. Session fees are due by the Monday prior to the class starting. Once the deadline passes GVPR may cancel the class due to low enrollment.

Youth Classes (Ages4-10):Introduction to traditional techniques. Students will explore principles and learn basic movement, vocabulary and skills. Dancers will develop discipline and self-confidence.When: SaturdaysTime: Youth Ballet 10:30-11:00 Youth Jazz 11:00-11:30 Youth Tap 11:30-12:00Fee:$20

Teen Classes (Ages11-17)Studentswillhave fun learning various movementcombinations while developing self-esteem,flexibility,strengthandcoordination. When: SaturdaysTime: Jazz 12:00-12:30 Tap 12:30-1:00 Ballet 1:00-1:30Fee:$20

MISSOURI RHYTHM BASKETBALL CAMP (Ages8-14)Professional Basketball is coming to Grandview! Come learn the skills from the pros with the ABAMissouriRhythm.Thisonedaycampwillfocusonhealth&fitness,ballhandling,andoverall player development.When: Saturday, October 20thTime: 10:00am - 1:00pmFee:$35

*GET FIT WITH THE MISSOURI RHYTHM (Ages5-8):Learn about the importance of staying active and being healthy from the Missouri Rhythm!When: Saturday, October 20thTime: 1:30pm - 2:30pmFee:$10

BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE WINTER/SPRING ACTIVITY GUIDE FOR INFO ON: Youth Flag FootballYouth TennisAnnual Father/Daughter Valentine DanceEaster Egg HuntSpring Soccer

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TUMBLING(Ages5-18)Eachclasswillfocusonadifferenttumblingskillthatwillincreasethedifficultyineachsession.

Fall Session I(Beginnertumbling;headrolls,cartwheels&backbends)September 2012: 1st, 8th, 15th, & 22nd

Fall Session II(Beginnertointermediate;kick-overs&connectedtumbling)October 2012: 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th

Fall Session III (intermediatecontinued,introtohandsprings&runningtumbling)November 2012: 3rd, 10th 17th & 24th No Classes in December or January, classes resume in FebruarySaturdays 11:30a - 1:00p Cost $55

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CHILDCARE/SENIORS 10

SENIOR PROGRAMSWe know that older adults need a sense of community and a need to strengthen social ties. In response to this need GVPR has developed several programs to encourage and motivate older adults to take action and get involved.

MOVIES & MOREThe View is offering a Monthly Movie Matinee on the 1st Tuesday afternoon of each month. Come and see a movie, eat some popcorn, and make some new friends. For movie listings, please contact Guest Services at 816-316-4888. When: Tuesday Time: 1:45pmCost: Member $0 Non-Member $1

BRIDGECome in and play Bridge every Thursday afternoon. Instructor Emily Huang will be on hand to give help when needed, so even those who have never played before are welcome. Of course, there will be coffee and cookies for everyone. Drop in, make new friends and play a few hands. Instructor: Emily HuangWhen: Thursday Time: 1:30pmCost: Member $0 Non-Member $1

BINGOPenny Bingo is the name of the game every Friday at The View. Join us for coffee, cookies, fun, fellowship and BINGO! Five card maximum per person. When: Friday Time: 9:00amCost: Member $0 Non-Member $1

ART FOR ADULTSBring whatever media and supplies you prefer to work with, and instructor Marcie Vogel will be on hand to advise and help you create your own masterpiece. This class is intended to be an opportunity to explore the secret artist within you. Instructor: Marcie VogelWhen: Friday Time: 9:30am

CANASTA CLUB Canasta, coffee, cookies and tall tales are the fare for this weekly gathering. Join us every Tuesday morning to play some cards while sharing stories with your friends. Instructor: The View StaffWhen: Tuesday Time: 9:00amCost: Member $0 Non-Member $1

POTLUCKSJoin us on the 3rd Friday of the month at noon for a potluck at GVPR. Please bring a dish. September: Pizza & Floats Suggestions: Bring your favorite pizza, rootbeer, ice cream, chips.October: Loaded Bake Potato Suggestions: Baked Potatoes, toppings (chili, cheese, sour cream,butteretc),dessertsetc.December: Holiday Dinner/White Elephant

We will provide a ham!Suggestions: sides to go with holiday dinner

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TOT DROP (3mos.-10years)KidscanhavefunatTheView’sKidZoneTotDropforuptotwohourswhiletheirparent/guardianusesthefacility.PleasereviewourrulesandregulationsfortheKidZonewhensigningyourkidsinandout.Whileitisnotourintentiontoturnchildrenaway,theTOTDropdoes occasionally reach maximum capacity of three babies under 12 months at a time. We encourage parents to call 816-316-4882 in advance to secure your timeframe. All children should be fed, changed, and ready to be dropped off at time of check-in.

HOURS:Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 12:00PM & 4:00PM-9:00PMSaturday 9:00AM - 2:00PMSunday Closed

FEES(pervisit):$2.25 - Member $3.25 - Non-Member10 PUNCH CARD$21.00 - Member $31.50 - Non-Member

CHILDCARE

RULES:•Staffdoesnotchangediapers.•Nofoodordrinkallowed.•PleaseaskKidZonestaffforadditionalrulespriortoarrival.

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11SENIOR TRIPSSENIOR TRIPSWESTON RED BARN AND BREWERY Date: September 29, 2012Transportation Provided - Depart: 7:30am Return: 5:00pmRed Barn Tour 9:00-11:00 Brewery Tour 1:00-2:00Shop in downtown Weston 2:00-3:30 Lunch: 11:30-12:45Cost: $70 per Couple, or $40 per person

Lunch Choices:Beef in Guinness- Tender beef sirloin, mushrooms and onions, in a Garlic sauce served up hot with potatoes colcannon and a fresh home baked dinner roll. Bangers and Mash- Char grilled, plump smoked sausage accented with a piquant sauce moutarde, served over colcannon potatoes with a pub roll.Fish and chips-Crisp,flakyfilletsofNorthAtlanticCod, offered with our sauce remoulade and traditional pub fries. chicken and chips- Crispy fried battered chicken strips served with fries

HOLLYWOOD CASINODate: October 24th 2012 Cost: $10Food- On your own not included in price of the tripTransportation- ProvidedDepart: 9:00am Arrive: 3:30pm

HOLIDAY LIGHTSPrairie Village’s Candy Cane Lane known as the 7900 block of Outlook Lane the other 11 months oftheyear),hasbeenputtingonholidaydisplaysfor over 50 years, with every house in the loop displaying some decoration. It’s a great tour - trafficisthicksothegoingisslow,butitisveryfun.We will depart The View and head to Prairie Village Kansas to see a variety of holiday light displays.

Date: November 28th 2012Transportation: ProvidedTime: Depart 6:00pm Return 9:00pm Snack: Hot Coca and Holiday TreatCost $10

HOLIDAY SHOPPINGWewilldepartTheViewandheadtoZonaRosaforafunfilleddayofShopping!This will be a great time to get your holiday shopping completed.

Date: December 12Lunch: On your ownTransportation: ProvidedTime: Depart 9:30am Return 3:30pmCost: $10

NEW THEATRE RESTAURANT (THEGAME’SAFOOT“HOLMESFORTHEHOLIDAY’S”)It’s a murder mystery and comedy combined. An acclaimed 1930’s actor, famous for playing Sherlock Holmes, invites the cast of his current production to his mousetrap of a mansion. When one of his guest is murdered, the master thespian must channel the brilliance of his beloved detective to solve the mystery. Twists, turns and hilarity ensue. When: Wednesday December 19 Cost: $45.00 Individual $75 per couple(Priceincludesdinner,tea,waterorsoda,andtickettoshow)Depart: 10:30am Return: 4:30pm

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LIFESKILLS WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSEUnfortunately we live in a world that can be dangerous at times. Hopefully you will never experience a violent encounter. But what happens if you do? Are you prepared to survive? Do you know how you would handle the situation? If you do not know, then I want to encourage you to partake in the self defense classes offered by Kansas City Tsuruoka Karate through The View. These classes will give you simple and effective methods to handle violent encounters to increase your chances of survival. Participants will also receive a good cardio workout and have fun while learning these needed skills.When: Fridays Only Cost: $20 Time: 4:45pm

Resume Writing (Ages16andolder)(DIn these tough economic times, it is im-portant to have all the necessary tools to market yourself as a professional. Our new Professional Development courses will walk you through all the little things that poten-tial employers look for, and how to land that job that you have your eye on! Many people think that they have a good resume, however, most people don’t realize that most employers make up their mind withinthefirstfewsecondsoflookingatyour resume. This class will cover the ba-sics of resume writing, and will prepare you for more in-depth writing skills in the Level II class.

Day: MondaysTime: 6:30pm-7:30pmCost: $60.00

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KARATE (ages6toadult)Kansas City Tsuruoka Karate-Do offers quality instruction that has been passed down through generations. Training in Karate will teach you respect, discipline,andfitnessthatcanbeusedinallaspectsoflife.CharlesBoyceis theChief InstructorandholdstherankofYodan(4thdegreeblackbelt)with 22 years of training. Brad Courtney, Senior Instructor, holds the rank ofSandan(3rddegreeblackbelt)with23yearsoftraining.AndrewBoyce,Instructor,holdstherankofNidan(2nddegreeblackbelt)with13yearsoftraining. Tyler Murphy is also an instructor that holds the rank of Nidan with 11 years of training. Uniforms:$20(Optional)When: Friday Cost:$20($10eachadditionalchild) Contact: Instructor: Charles BoycePhone: 913-909-1385 Email: [email protected]

DDD JUDO Cost: Member $14 Non-Member $20 This class is great for all ages and skill levels. Judo is all about throwing, groundwork,andsubmissions.Joinusfor fun,fitness,andanexhilaratingself-defense educational experience. Fees are paid monthly and due before thefirstpracticesessionofthemonth.Min 1/ Max 50

DDD Judo YouthAges 6-14Instructor: Sensei Michael RussellWhen: Tuesday & Thursday 6:30-7:30pm & Saturday 9:30-10:30am

DDD Judo AdultAges 15+Instructor: Sensei Michael RussellWhen: Tuesday and Thursdays 7:30p-8:45pSaturday 10:30a-12:00p

DDD Judo Women Ages 15+Instructor: Sensei Kayoko AbernathyWhen: Tuesday and Thursdays 7:30p-8:45pSaturday 10:30a-12:00p

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MUSIC ON MAINGet ready for the 8th Annual Music on Main Free community music festival on Saturday, September 8th! Bigger and better than ever!!

Featuring 5 live local, regional and national bands: (Liverpool, Samantha Fish, Seven Bridges Road, Drew Six, and Funk Syndicate)

Kidz Zone: (crafts, musical performances,bouncyhouses)

Food & Drinks Vendors:tofiteverytaste

Date: 9/8/2012 Time: 3:00 PM - 10:30 PMCost: FREELocation: Downtown Main Street

SPECIAL EVENTSSPECIAL EVENTS 13

BOO AT THE VIEWHalloween carnival featuring: trunk or treat, Carnival Style Games, Pre School Hallway, Cupcake Walk, Costume Contests, Halloween Egg Hunt, and Haunted Hayrides.Where: The ViewWhen: October 31Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm

SENIOR THANKSGIVING DINNERThis free program for ages 55 and up has been offered for 39 years! Sign up early and start your holidays out right with good friends and great food! This annual event includes a tasty turkey dinner (complete withallthetrimmings),liveentertainment, and a delicious array of desserts* that everyone brings to share. Pre-Registration is required asthiseventfillsupfast!

Where: The ViewWhen: November 15thTime: 6:00pm

*Please bring a dessert to serve at least 4 people.

4th ANNUAL GRANDVIEW ABILITY DAYGrandview Parks & Recreation and Exceptional’s T-Ball have teamed up to provide individuals with disabilities and their families a day of sports and recre-ational activities. This free event includes a variety of adapted activities including swimming, bowling, t-ball, and much more. Participants will also receive a free lunch and T-shirt.Where: The ViewWhen: October 13th Time: 9:00am-12:00pm

HOLIDAY EXPRESS

The Holiday Express is making a stop at The View. Come join us for some holiday fun, kids crafts, games, candy cane hunt, holiday treats, cookies with Claus and much more....... When: December 15 Where: The View Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

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FAMILY FITNESSADULT CLASSESMost Adult Fitness classes are FREE for members unless otherwise noted. Non-Members must pay a daily fee to attend these classes. Everyone is required to registeratthefrontdesk.Mostfitnessclasses are held in the Fit N Fun Studio unless otherwise noted. See individual programs for details. All classes must meet the minimum number of participants.

PROPER WORKOUT ATTIREShorts must not be shorter than a 3-inch inseam. Sagging shorts or pants are prohibited. T-shirts, tank tops, and performance tops are allowed, as long as the midriff is completely covered. No open-toed shoes (including sandals and flip-flops),highheels,andboots.Jeansordenim allowed on track and treadmill only.

AGE LIMITSChildren under 16 years of age are not allowedinthefitnessareaunlesstheyhave completed a Youth Weight Training Workshop (must be 11-15 years to participate).

EQUIPMENT ORIENTATION Stopbythefitnessdeskforanorientation on the proper use of the cardiovascular and weight training equipment, weight room etiquette, and proper equipment safety. This service is FREE with your membership.

FITNESS ASSESSMENTSAfitnessassessmentprovidesyouwithinformation about your body’s current physicalhealthandfitnessthatcanbeused as your workout starting point. The plansetspersonalizedfitnessgoalsandtracks progress. Schedule an individual appointment for assessment of blood pressure, body composition, cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength,endurance,andflexibility.

Members $38 Non Members $55

MUst Be UseD 30 DaYs FroM Date oF PUrchase. non-reFUnDaBle.

PERSONAL TRAININGOurPersonalTrainershaveanextensivebackgroundinthefitnessindustryandarequalifiedtomaximizeyourfitnesspotential,whileminimizingtheriskofinjury, overtraining, and burn-out. Patrons are encouraged to view the trainers informationonpage15ordisplayedinthefitnessarea.Participantsmustbe15yearsandolder.Fitnessassessmentsarerequiredpriortothefirstsession.Personal training sessions must be completed within 3 months of purchase date. All session are by appointment only.Non-refundable. Private: Min 1 / Max 1Cost: Member NonMember 1 Session $38 $554 Sessions $144 $2028 Sessions $275 $385

Semi-Private: Min 2/Max 2 Note: Fees are per person. Non-refundableCost: Member NonMember 1 Session $28 $364 Sessions $96 $1408 Sessions $176 $264

WEIGHT/STRENGTH TRAININGTraditional weight lifting for a full body workout using hand weights, plated bars, tubing,andbands.Improvestrength,muscletone,definition,andflexibility!

ABSThirty minutes of abdominal and back extensor work to give you rock hard abs and improved posture.

INDOOR CYCLEAn intense stationary bike workout that simulates an actual outdoor bike ride. Through tension adjustments and pedaling technique, you will encounter straight-aways, steep hills, and rolling terrains that correspond to the difficulty of the perceived ride. Bring a towel and water bottle. All fitness levels welcome.

INDOOR CYCLE /STEP The class consists of intervals of cardiovascular cycling and step training for an ultimate cardio workout. Participants have the option of cycling the entire class. Allfitnesslevelsarewelcometoattend.

ARMS & LEGS OF STEELThis 50-minute workout challenges all your upper & lower body muscles, with a focus on legs, buttocks, calves, and thighs.

AEROBIC STEPPromotecardiovascularfitnessthroughroutinessettomusic.Exercisesfortheabs, hips, thighs, and arms are also done to help strengthen and tone.

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HEALTH & WELLNESS 15FAMILY FITNESS CONTINUEDZUMBAA dance program featuring a variety of rhythms from all over Latin America. You’ll get a taste of everything: meringue, salsa, flamenco,samba,tangoandcalypsoallwhiledoingintensecardio.

ZUMBAGOLDZumbaGoldtargetsthelargestgrowingsegmentofthepopulation:babyboomers.IttakestheZumbaformulaandmodifiesthemovesandpacingtosuittheneedsoftheactiveolderparticipant,aswellasthosejuststartingtheirjourneytoafitand healthy lifestyle.

ZUMBATONINGZumbaToningtargetsbody-sculptingexercisesandhighenergycardioworkiscombinedwithLatin-infusedZumbamovedtocreateacalorie-torching,strength-trainingdancefitnessparty.

YOGAIncrease circulation, build strength, boost endurance, and improve balance while enhancing inner peace. All fitnesslevelswelcome.

ARMCORE MADNESSThis class is devoted to the body’s core musculature and arms. Designed for novice and experienced participants.

TOTALBODY/BODYBLITZCombining low impact muscle conditioning with high energy cardio segments to enhance both muscular strength and cardiovascular endurance for the ultimate body-sculpting workout.

CIRCUIT TRAININGThis class will include a combination of cardio activity, upper and lower body strength work, and core conditioning.

PILATESPilates is a total body conditioning exercise method combining flexibilityandstrength.Itspurposeistodevelopmindandbodyuniformity;providebalance,flexibilityandstrength;toimproveposture.

TUESDAY EVENINGS IS DEMO NIGHT! Check out what classes might be around the corner. Participant suggestions and feedback are welcome. Tell us what you want!6:00p-6:50p and 7:00p-7:50p.

ULTIMATECARDIOKICKBOXINGChallengeyourENTIREbodyandtakeyourcardioandfitnessendurance to the next level. Engage in an upbeat, fun and non-stop cardio kickboxing experience by throwing punches and executing kicks. Kickboxing can improve endurance, increase strength,enhanceflexibility,strengthencardiovascularsystem,and burn calories to control weight. Working from a lead changing boxer’s stance, you will learn how to throw four basic punches ( jab, cross,hookanduppercut)andexecutethreekicks(front,sideandroundkick).Theclasswillprogresstorepeatingcombinationkicksand punches. Hand wraps are required for this class. Hand wraps are required for this class. Hand wraps are available for purchase through the Pro Shop at $8.00 per pair. DATE:October4throughDecember20(11Classes)(NoClassThanksgivingDay,11/22/2012)WHEN: Thursdays – 7:30p-8:30pCOST: $47ACTIVITY # : 222714-01

H.I.I.T(HIGHINTENSEINTERVALTRAINING)High Intense Interval Training will consist of Functional Strength Training, Aerobic Workout, Core Strengthening, and Balance Condi-tioning. This class will NOT use any of the weightmachines;itisanoverallfitnessandagilityconditioningclass!Pleasearrive30minutesearlyforfirstandlastclass.DATES:October2throughDecember20(23classes)WHEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:00a-7:00a (No Class Thanksgiv-ingDay,11/22/2012)COST:$100)IncludesPre-andPost-SessionBodyAnalysis)ACTIVITY#: 222254-01

MORNING WALK POKER CLUBParticipantscanearnoneplayingcardforeverymile(16laps)thatthey -walk on the track during the hours of 5:30am -11am. Thefitnessstaffwillrecordtheplayingcardtheyreceived.Givetheplayingcardbacktothefitnessstaff.Formoreinformationonthe Morning Walk Poker Club please contact our Health & Fitness Coordinator at 816-316-4892.

WALK, RUN, BIKEThe 250/500 Mile Club gives walking and/or running enthusiasts an opportunity to work toward a manageable goal. Walk or run anywhere (the track, treadmill, in your neighborhood,ontrails,etc.)andkeeptrackofyourmiles.Accrue 250/500 miles and receive a free T-shirt.

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(Availabletoallmembersandguests)MSROMHave fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastictubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball are all offered for resistance. A chair is also provided for seated and/or stand-ing support. When: Monday & Friday Cost: Silver Sneakers $0 Activity #:222244-04

CARDIO CIRCUITCombinefunwithfitnesstoincreaseyourcardiovascularandmuscularendurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball are alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching, and relaxation exercises. When: Wednesday Cost: Silver Sneakers $0 Activity #: 2322244-03

CARDIO FITGet Up & Go with an aerobics class for you – safe, heart-healthy and gentle on the joints. The workout includes easy-to-follow low-impact movement, and upper-body strength, abdominal conditioning, stretching and relaxation exercises designed to energize your active lifestyle.When: Thursday Cost: Silver Sneakers $0 Activity #: 222244-05

YOGA STRETCHYogaStretch will improve your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing Yoga poses. Chair support is offeredtosafelyperformavarietyofposturesdesignedtoincreaseflexibility,balance,andrangeofmovement.Restorative

HOMESCHOOL PEBringyourkidstothisfun-filled,educationalfitnessclass.Kidswilllearnallaboutexercise,nutrition,differenttypesofsports,musclesofthebody,heartrate,andotherfitnessrelatedinformation.Eachclasswillincludeatleast20minutesofphysical activity. When: Tuesday & Thursday Cost: $15

YOUTH WEIGHT TRAININGSpecificallydesignedforViewMembersonly,from11-15yearsofage.Participantswillreceivea2-hourseminarintroducingweightlifting,rules and regulations of the weight room, proper use of equipment, spotting techniques, as well as cardiovascular, circuit, and free-weighttraining.Thisprogramisrequiredfor15year-oldswhowishtousethefitnessarea/weighttrainingequipmentwithoutaparent/guardian. Those participants who are 11-14 years of age will require an active involvement of an adult parent/guardian. After successfulcompletionoftheseminar,11-14yearoldparticipantsareallowedaccesstothefitnessareaonlywhenaccompaniedbytheparent/guardian that has completed the class with them.

Registration deadline: Friday before session starts. Min 5/Max 8. Instructor: Heather White-Personal TrainerWhen: 2nd Saturday of the Month Cost: Member $10 Non-Member $30

YOUTH FITNESS

SILVER SNEAKERS

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Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday5:20A Circuit Training

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Indoor Cycle/StepLinda

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Circuit Training Linda

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YogaHeather

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7:00A ArmCore MadnessFlo

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ArmCore MadnessFlo

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ArmCore MadnessFlo

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8:00A Yoga Melanie

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YogaMelanie

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Silver SneakersCardio FitMelanie

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YogaMelanie

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9:00A ZumbaGoldFlo

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ZumbaGoldFlo

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Zumba&ZumbaToning

(9:00-10:20) Flo

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9:30A Zumba(9:30-10:20)

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ZumbaToning(9:30-10:20)

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Zumba(9:30-10:20)

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10:00A Weight Training (10:15-10:50)

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Interval TrainingGretchen

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Weight Training (10:15-10:50)

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Interval TrainingGretchen

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Weight Training (10:15-10:50)

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$Youth Ballet(10:30-11:00)

11:00A SilverSneakersMSROM Melanie

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SilverSneakersYoga Stretch

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$Youth Jazz(11:00-11:30)

$Youth Tap (11:30-12:00)

12:00P Interval Training(12:10–12:50)

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Yoga(12:10–12:50)

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Interval Training(12:10–12:50)

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$Teen Jazz(12:00-12:30)

$Teen Tap (12:30-1:00)$Teen Ballet (1:00-1:30)

2:30P $Karate Ages 4-5Charles

3:00P $KarateAges 6-7Charles

4:15P Yoga Heather

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$Women’s Self-Defense(4:30pm-5:30pm)

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Indoor Cycle Flo

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Arms/Legs of Steel (5:30)

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6:00P Strength Training(6:15P)

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AbSolution Julie

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7:00P Indoor Cycle (7:30)Katie

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Indoor Cycle - Vicious Cyle

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FITNESS INSTRUCTORS

The Rock: Ages 4 & up. Change up your workout routine and improve upper body strength, coor-dination, and endurance. It’s not just for kids anymore! In addition, our indoor climbing rock can offer invaluable skills in climbing technique, training tool, open climb for competition, and greatly increase strength for the next challenging outdoor climbing adventure. Tennis shoes only NO JEANS.

What about our Rock ? •NearlyThreeStoriesHigh•Free-formWall•BeginningtoAdvancedSkillLevels•Openclimbsavailable•BusinessTeam-BuildingActivities•Rock-ClimbingParties/RentalsAvailable

MEET YOUR FITNESS INSTRUCTORS & PERSONAL TRAINERSMelanie Butler: AFAA Personal Trainer, Silver Sneakers Instructor, AFAA Yoga, AFAA Indoor Cycling. Fittour Pilates Instructor.

Flo Curry: PFI Personal Trainer, Land and Aquatics Group Exercise Instructor, Zumba1&BasicSteps2,ZumbaToning,ZumbaAtomic,ZumbaGold

andAquaZumba,SiverSneakersMSROM,CardioCircuitandCardiofitIntructor, AFAA Indoor Cycling.

Linda Jones: WITS Personal Trainer, WITS and AFAA Group Exercise Instructor, AFAA Indoor

Shavonna Lewis: PFI Personal Trainer, ACE Exercise Instructor, ZumbaandZumbAtomic Instructor.

SchlesaMcDaniel(Instructor):Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with an emphasis in Exercise Science – Central Missouri State University.

KatieNoll(Instructor):AFAAGroupExercise, Yoga instructor.

Heather White: Fittour Yoga Instructor, NETA Yoga Instructor,CertifiedMeditationInstructor.

Julie Williams: WITS Personal Trainer, Group Exercise Instructor, AFAA Indoor Cycling.

Stevie Williams: WITS Personal Trainer and Nutritionist, Group Exercise & Cardio Kickboxing Instructor, ACE, and American Dietetic Association

ROCK WALL

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The View Aquatic Center 13500 Byars RoadGrandview, MO 64030 Kim Glessner, Aquatic Supervisor; 816-316-4886 Marcus Simmions, Aquatic Coordinator; 816-316-4891Information Line: 816-316-4888 www.grandviewparks.org

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday-Friday 5:30AM-9:00PMSaturday 8:00AM-7:30PM Sunday 10:00AM-7:30PM

Please refer to our pool schedule for open and lap swim times.

THE VIEW AQUATIC CENTERCONTACT US

POLICIES & PROCEDURESINFORMATION & POLICIESAll patrons are expected to comply with comprehensive aquatic rules and regulations which are posted at the facility.

A swimsuit with liner is required in order to swim in the swimmingpool.Ashirt/shorts(includinggymshorts)isNOT considered proper swimwear.

Refunds/credits must be requested prior to second class. A $5 cancellation fee will be applied .

FeesreflectEarlyBirdRegistrationdiscount.Add$10for registration after listed date.

For pool safety, class participants will only be allowed to swim during scheduled class time.

AQUATIC FITNESS POLICESWith a variety of classes offered at convenient times throughout the week, get your muscles moving and get in shape while having a blast and catching up with friends.

Participants must pre-register to attend classes. Class is limited to 20 enrollees. If class enrollment is full, participants will be placed on a waiting list. When a vacancy occurs, those on the waiting list will be contacted and enrolled in the class.

Enrolleeswhodonotattendthree(3)consecutiveclassesanddo not communicate their absences to their instructors will be cancelled from the class. The space will be given to those on the waiting list.

Please be on time for your class. Participants arriving later than 10 minutes after the start of class will not be permitted to join the class or enter the lap pool. The space will be given to those on the standby waiting list. Please do not enter the lap pool until the start of your class. Feel free to warm up in the Leisure Pool.

Those on the waiting list may utilize the leisure pool and be on “standby”fortheclass.Ten(10)minutesafterthestartofclass,if there are less than 20 in the class for which they have enrolled, they may join the class in the order in which their name appears on the standby-waiting list. Stand-bys will sign in on the class roster. Prior to joining the class, they will obtain permission from the instructor.

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AQUATIC PROGRAMS PRESCHOOL AQUA 1 (ages4-5yrs)Activity #: 221141-01Location: Community Center Pre-school aged children will be oriented to the aquatic environment and helped to acquire rudimentary levels of basic aquatic skills. This class is designed for the child who is apprehensive or new to the aquatics environment.

When: Saturdays TIme: M/W 5:40p-6:10p Sat 9:50a-10:20a Cost: Member $39 Non-Member $45

PRESCHOOL AQUA 2 (ages4-5yrs)Activity #: 221142-01Location: Community Center The purpose of this class is to build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Level 1. It is perfect for the child who is independently putting his/her head underwater and aggressively learning new skills.

When: Saturdays TIme: M/W 6:20p-6:50p Sat 9:00a-9:30a Cost: Member $39 Non-Member $45

PRESCHOOL AQUA 3 (ages4-5yrs)Activity #: 221143-01Location: Community CenterThepurposeofthisclassistoincreaseproficiencyonthebasicaquatic skills learned in Levels 1 & 2 by providing additional guided practice with increased distances and times. Children will focus on independent swimming skills.

When: Saturdays Time: Sat 10:30a-11:00a Cost: Member $39 Non-Member $45

LEARN TO SWIM Starts Saturday, October 20th and ends Saturday, December 8thEarly Bird Registration Deadline: October 9thFinal Registration Deadline: October 17th

PARENT CHILD AQUA 1 (ages6mths-yrs)Activity #: 221111-01Location: Community Center This program will familiarize young children with the water and prepare them for the American Red Cross Preschool Aquatics or Learn-to-Swim courses. It is not designed to teach children to become good swimmers or to survive in the water on their own.

When: Saturdays TIme: Sat 9:10a-9:40a Cost: Member $36 Non-Member $40

TODDLER AQUA LEVEL 1 (ages2-3yrs)Activity #: 221121-01Location: Community Center. Is your child ready to be on his/her own? The purpose of this class is to prepare your toddler for preschool aquatics and designed for the child who is apprehensive in the aquatics environment.

When: Saturdays TIme: Sat 9:50a-10:20a Cost: Member $39 Non-Member $45

TODDLER AQUA LEVEL 2 (ages2-3yrs)Activity #: 221122-01Location: Community Center This class is perfect for children who independently put their head underwater and aggressively learn new skills.

When: Saturdays TIme: Sat 10:30a-11:00a Cost: Member $39 Non-Member $45

All the American Red Cross Learn to Swim Programs/Lessons will have a$10 late fee applied when you register after the Early Bird Registration Deadline Date.

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AQUATIC PROGRAMSSWIM TEAM CONDITIONING/ GRANDVIEW SHARKS CONDITIONING(ages6-18yrs)early Bird registration Deadline: Session 1: September 17 Session 2: October 15Final registration Deadline: Session 1: September 26 Session 2: October 24Location: Community CenterThis is an off-season conditioning class for competition swimmers. Class will focus on endurance, stroke enhancement, starts and turns.(Twelveone-hoursessions)

When: Monday & Wednesdays & Saturdays Time: MW 6:00p-7:00p Sat 10:00a-11:00a Cost:$60(EarlyBird) $70(AfterEarlyBirdDeadline) Session 1: October 1 – October 27 Act.# 221232-01Session 2: October 29 – November 28 Act.# 221232-02(NoClassesOctober31storNovember21st)

NEW! AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR/AED AND FIRST AID BLENDED LEARNINGCourse work done at home; reviews, skills, exams and practical tests completed at The View Community Center. Contact Kim Glessner, AquaticSupervisor([email protected])for fees, dates and additional details.

NEW! AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING BLENDING LEARNINGCourse work done at home and reviews, skills and exams and practical tests completed at The View Community Center. Fees, dates and additional details will be available after October 1.

Prior to enrollment you must: 1. Swim 300 yards using front crawl with rhythmic breathing and breast stroke;2. Demonstrate a 20 yard swim, dive to recover a 10-lb object, return to the surface and swim to starting point. 3. Tread water for two minutes using legs only

WSI-WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORLocation: Community CenterThe American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors course provides instructor candidates the training needed to teach courses in the Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program by developing their understanding of how to use the course materials, how to conduct training sessions and how to evaluate participants’s progress. Fees, dates and additional details will be available after October 1.

LEARN TO SWIM Starts Saturday, October 20th and ends Saturday, December 8thEarly Bird Registration Deadline: October 9thFinal Registration Deadline: October 17th

YOUTH AQUA LEVEL 1 (ages6-9yrs)Activity #: 221161-01Location: Community Center American Red Cross Introduction to Water Skills - This class will develop positive attitudes, good swimming habits, and safe swimming practices in and around the water.

When: Saturdays Time: Sat 9:50a-10:30a Cost: Member $45 Non-Member $50

YOUTH AQUA LEVEL 2 (ages6-9yrs)Activity #: 221162-01Location: Community Center American Red Cross Fundamental Aquatic Skills: Participantswilllearnfundamentalskills,includinghowtofloatwithout support and to recover to a vertical position. These participants are independently going under water.

When: Saturdays Time: Sat 9:00a-9:40a Cost: Member $45 Non-Member $50

YOUTH AQUA LEVEL 3 (ages6-11yrs)Activity #: 221163-01Location: Community Center American Red Cross Stroke Development: To build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice and learning independent swimming strokes.

When: Saturdays Time: Sat 9:50a-10:30a Cost: Member $45 Non-Member $50

YOUTH AQUA LEVEL 4 (ages6-11yrs)Activity #: 221164-01Location: Community Center American Red Cross Stroke Improvement: Participants develop confidenceinthestrokeslearnedinLevel3andimproveotheraquatic skills.

When: Saturdays Time: Sat 10:40a-11:20a

All the American Red Cross Learn to Swim Programs/Lessons will have a$10 late fee applied when you register after the Early Bird Registration Deadline Date.

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SLIM, TRIM AND TONEUses shallow and deep water; mildintensity workout; tones abs, thighs and underarms. Enrollees who do not attend three(3)consecutiveclasseswillbecancelled from the class if they do not communicate their absences to their instructors. The space will be given to those on the waiting list. Please be on time for your class. Participants arriving later than 10 minutes after the start of class will not be permitted to join the class or enter the lap pool. The space will be given to those on the standby waiting list. Please do not enter the lap pool until the start of your class. Feel free to warm up in the Leisure Pool. If class enrollment is full, a participants will be placed on a waiting list. Prior to joining the class, they will obtain permission from the instructor.

When: Tuesday & Thursday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $60Activity #: 221424-01

22AQUATIC PROGRAMS/WATER FITNESS

WATER FITNESS (Now 12-Week Sessions)

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTION

(Minimumage8years)Manyindividualsachieveoptimalresultswith1on1instruction.Ourprivateswimlessonsaretaughtbyexperiencedinstructorswhoareabletoconcentrateonyourspecificneeds.Toarrangeprivate,semiprivateandadaptive aquatic lessons, register at Guest Services. Upon receipt of enrollment and payment, you will be contacted within five(5)businessdaystoscheduleyourlessons. Private lessons additional 30 min semi Private lessons additional 30 minMember-$56$15 Member-$73(for2students)$15Non-Member-$78$20 Non-Member-$102(for2students)$20

all are scheDUleD BY aPPointMent onlY!!

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR TRAININGThe Red Cross Lifeguard Instructors course provides instructor candidates the training needed to teach entry-level lifeguard participants knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond to emergencies and to provide care for injuries and sudden illnessesuntilemergencymedicalservices(EMS)personnelarriveandtakeover.Fees, dates and additional details will be available after October 1.(Withoutexception,youmustattendallsessions.)

PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

AQUAZUMBAVarious Latin American/international rhythmsanddancesaremodifiedandadapted to the aquatic environment without losingthefunZumbaidentityandflavorinthisintroductoryclasstoAquaZumba.When: Tuesday & Thursday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $60Activity #: AM 221421-01 PM 221422-01

SILVER SPLASHActivate your aqua urge for variety! SilverSplash offers LOTS of fun and shallow watermovestoimproveagility,flexibilityandcardiovascular endurance. Noswimming ability is required, and a special SilverSneakers kickboard is used to develop strength, balance and coordination.When: Tuesday & Thursday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $60Activity #: 221412-01

AQUA FIT This water workout uses water resistance movementstoimprovecardiovascularfit-ness, muscular endurance, range-of mo-tionandflexibility.Noswimmingabilityisrequired.When: Monday, Wednesday & Friday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $90Activity #: 221425-01

DYNAMIC AQUA FITNESSCombination deep and shallow water workouttoimprovecardiovascularfitness,muscle tone, joint mobility and endurance.When: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $90Activity #: 221423-01

ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION AQUA PROGRAMIncreaseflexibilityandrangeofmotion,restore and maintain muscle strength, relieve the pain and stiffness of arthritis! Water alleviates the pull of gravity, providing a safe, relaxing environment for exercise. Led by Arthritis Foundation CertifiedInstructors.When: Tuesday & Thursday Cost: Member $0 Non-Member $30Activity #: 221411-01

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Registration Starts: MWF Classes -September 17 T/Th Classes – September 18 Classes Start Monday, October 1 and end Friday, December 21stNoclassNovember21(ThanksgivingDay)No classes last week in December

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THE VIEW LAP AND LEISURE SCHEDULE 23Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

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Aqua Zumba

Swim Team

Conditioning

Intro to Aqua Zumba

7:00P

Open Swim 2 Lap Lanes

Slim, Trim and Tone

Open Swim 2 Lap Lanes

Slim, Trim and Tone

7:30P CLOSED

CLOSED

CLOSED

CLOSED

8:00P Open Swim 2 Lap Lanes

Open Swim 2 lap lanes

8:30P

9:00P closed closed closed closed closed closed closed closed closed closed

Additional Lap Lanes and Times Subject to Availability and bather loadNo lap swimming available during Learn to Swim Classes

iNvestiNG IN WATER FITNESS

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Amenity Resident1/2 day / full

dayMon-Thurs

Resident1/2 day / full

dayFri, Sat, Sun, &

Holidays

NonResident1/2 day / full

dayMon-Thurs

NonResident1/2 day / full

dayFri, Sat, Sun, &

HolidaysBrumbles Pavilion(130peoplemax)

$67 / $77 $87 / $107 $120 / $130 $155 / $175

Freedom Park(50peoplemax)

$57 / $67 $73 / $83 $110 / $120 $141 / $151

John Anderson Pavil-ion

(130peoplemax)

$67 / $77 $87 / $107 $120 / $130 $155 / $175

John Anderson Shel-ter 1

(35peoplemax)

$47 / $57 $67 / $77 $100 / $110 $147 / $157

John Anderson Shel-ter 2

(35peoplemax)

$47 / $57 $67 / $77 $100 / $110 $147 / $157

Splash Park Shelter(50peoplemax)

$57 / $67 $73 / $83 $110 / $120 $157 / $167

Birthday Party Patio(20peoplemax)

$37 / $47 $57 / $67 $90 / $100 $110 / $120

Mapleview Shelter 1(20peoplemax)

$33 / $43 $42 / $52 $66 / $76 $84 / $94

River Oaks Park Shel-ter 1

(35peoplemax)

$33 / $43 $42 / $52 $66 / $76 $84 / $94

Valley Park Shelter 1(35peoplemax)

$33 / $43 $42 / $52 $66 / $76 $84 / $94

Scheduled Times1/2 Day Rental 8:00AM - 3:00PM or 4:00PM - 11:00PM

Full Day Rental 8:00AM - 11:00PM

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iNvestiNG IN PARKS

SHELTER FEES

There will be no shelter rentals from November 1, 2012 - April 1, 2013.

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SHELTER INFORMATION

PARK DIRECTORY

Helpful Event Information•Possessionandconsumptionofalcoholis prohibited in Grandview’s parks.•SheltersandpavilionsdoNOThaveelectricity.•Nohuntingisallowedintheparks.•Anysoundamplificationrequiresapermit.•Vehiclesmustremainonpavedsurfacesonly.•Thepavilion,gazebo,andsheltersareavailable during park hours only, from 7:30 am – 11:00 pm.•Allshelterreservationsmustbemadeinperson,at least three days in advance.

Shelter CancellationsIf cancelling two weeks or more prior to the reservation date, a $10 administrative fee will be deducted from the refund. No refunds will be given if cancelling less than two weeks prior to the reservation date. A reservation may be moved to any other available date within the calendar year. If there is a difference in the re-booked fee from the original, the difference will need to be paid. All requests, whether a refund, cancellation or transfer must be coordinated with the Guest Services Supervisor in advance.

Park Amenities

Belvidere Park - 6509 E. 147th St. X X X X X X

BobCat Park - 6208 E. 153rd St. X X

Brumbles Forest - 13610 Byars Road X X X X X X X

Freedom Park - 1215 Jones X X X X

Grandview Ball Park-13200 Arrington Rd. X X

John Anderson Park-4701 E. 135th St. X X X X X X X X X X

Little Blue River Trail - 137th & Winchester X

Little Corner Park -13424 Bennington X X

Mapleview Park - 12507 Winchester X X X X

Meadowmere Park - 13610 Byars Rd. X X X X X X X X X

River Oaks South Park -14620 Andrews St. X X X X

Shalimar Park - 7200 E. 155th St. X X X X

Southview Park - 7800 Harry Truman Dr. X X

Terrace Park -25th & 13th St. X X X

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26PARK MAPCheck out your local Grandview City Parks. See previous page for amenity listing.

iNvestiNG IN YOU

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27CALENDAR

SEPTEMBER1 Tumbling & Dance Class Begins3 Pre-School Recreation Begins 10am class only, Close at 4pm5 Pre-School Fitness Begins8 Music On Main 3pm17 Session 1 Swim Team/Grandview Sharks Conditionings Early Bird Deadline21 Senior Potluck Pizza & Soda24 Monthly Class Registration Deadline24-30 Closed for Maintenance 26 Session 1 Swim Team/Grandview Sharks Conditioning Final Deadline29 Senior Day Trip Weston Red Barn

OCTOBER1 Pre-School Recreation & Session 1 Swim Team/Grandview Sharks Conditioning Class Begins, LTS Early Bird Deadline2 H.I.I.T Class Begins4 Ultimate Cardio Kickboxing Begins 6 Tumbling & Dance Class Begins10 Pre-School Fitness Begins, LTS Final Deadline13 GVPR 4th Annual Ability Day 9am, LTS Begins15 Session 2 Swim Team/Grandview Sharks Conditioning Early Bird Deadline19 Senior Potluck Loaded Baked Potato20 Missouri Rhythm Basketball Camp24 Session 2 Swim Team/Grandview Sharks Conditioning Final Deadline, Senior Day Trip Hollywood Casino29 Senior Day Trip Weston Red Barn, Session 2 Swim Team/ Grandview Sharks Conditioning Class Begins, Monthly Class Registration Deadline30Pre-SchoolParty(Spooktacular)10am31 Boo at The View 5:30pm (CommunityEvent)

NOVEMBER5 Pre-School Recreation 3 Tumbling & Dance Class Begins7 Pre-School Fitness Begins15 Senior Thanksgiving Dinner 6pm22Closed(ThanksgivingHoliday)26 Monthly Class Registration Deadline28 Senior Trip Holiday Lights Tour

DECEMBER1 Dance Class Begins7 Pre-School Fitness Begins12 Senior Day Trip Holiday Shopping15HolidayExpress(CommunityEvent)19 Senior Day Trip New Theatre Resturant21 Senior Potluck Holiday Dinner / White Elephant Gift Exchange24-25 Closed For Holiday28 Senior Trip Holiday Lights Tour, Tiny/Pee Wee Bulldog Hoops Registration Deadline, Monthly Class Registration Deadline31 Close at 4pm

JANUARY1 Closed New Year’s Day3 Tiny/Pee Wee Bulldog Hoops Parent Meeting 6:30pm5 Tiny/Pee Wee Bulldog Hoops Begins

CALENDAR

SECRET SHOPPERSWe are continually looking for ways to improve our customer service and in doing so we have incorporated a Secret Shopper program. We are looking for members and non-mem-bers to shop our facility/programs and inquire about our facility/programs over the phone. For your time we will reward our Secret Shoppers with a 3 punch pass that you or a friend could utilize to experience The View. If you would like more information on how to become a Secret Shopper please contact our Guest Services Supervisor at 816-316-4888.

www.grandview.org

See You In The New Year!

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