2016 - Granvillerec.org - Granville Recreation District
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2016 - Granvillerec.org - Granville Recreation District
2016 SPRING SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE your guide to fun arts • camps • clinics community events education • fitness hiking/biking trails parks • playgrounds SHOW YOUR COLORS senior programs youth sports workshops • coupons facility rentals www.granvillerec.org Like Us On 06.04.16 10AM START GRANVILLE OH 130 North Granger, 1st Floor Granville, OH 43023 Main #: 740.587.1976 Office Hours: M-Th 9:00AM-5:00PM F 9:00AM-4:30PM STAY CONNECTED using www.granvillerec.org, Facebook, Twitter and Shutterfly for event updates or cancellations, new information and photo/video sharing. www.facebook.com/GranvilleRec www.twitter.com/GranvilleRec granvillerecreationdistrict.shutterfly.com REGISTRATION POLICY NEW! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE The Granville Recreation District is committed to making its programs accessible to all residents of the Granville Exempted School District. The GRD’s Financial Assistance Program originated from donations given in memory of Grace Dils and helps cover or defray the cost of program registration fees. The program was established to help participants who may need financial assistance. If you wish to be considered for financial support, please email your information to info@granvillerec.org or call 740.587.1976 to request an application. (R) denotes Resident (NR) denotes Non-Resident HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS & SPORTS Programs: Open to Residents of the GRD and Non-Residents (those not residing within the GRD limits) with an additional $20 Non-Resident Fee that will be assessed per program enrollment. You may visit: •Online at www.granvillerec.org, click on the Registration link and login with your credentials given to you by the GRD or •GRD Office (130 North Granger, 1st Floor) Program Registration Late Fee: Additional $15 will be added after deadline date. Team Sports: GRD residents only. * GRD boundaries are defined by the boundaries of the Granville Exempted Village School District. ** Residents will be given the opportunity to register for some programs prior to them being open to the general public. *** Registration is not complete until payment is received. **** This policy is subject to change without notice at the discretion of the Granville Recreation District Board of Trustees. * To use the online registration & payment system you must have completed the Household Registration Form (found on www.granvillerec.org,) under “About” then “Forms” and have received an email with your Household ID and Password. Want To Offer A Program? Download an application found on our site, www.granvillerec.org, under “About” and “Forms”, then submit via email (info@granvillerec.org) or drop off at the GRD office. GRD Program Guide Info 2,500 copies of the GRD program guide will be distributed thru the Granville Intermediate and Elementary Schools. Also available at local Granville businesses, Village Office, Granville Public Library and the Granville Chamber of Commerce. If Interested In Advertising With Us... visit www.granvillerec.org or call 740.587.1976 for a rate sheet. spring/summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE Facility Rentals: An additional $20 fee will be assessed to anyone renting a facility who does not reside within the GRD. GENERAL INFO granville recreation district office 3 shelter & lodge rentals The Granville Recreation District proudly offers parks, facilities, programs and services to meet the needs of a diverse and dynamic population. The Granville Recreation District serves a community of over 11,000 in partnership with the Village of Granville, Granville Township and Granville Exempted Village Schools. Our Community Commitment The Granville Recreation District is committed to providing quality recreation and leisure services to our community. We are driven to meet the needs of the community with solicitation of feedback through surveys, community focus groups and direct feedback. Residents and their guests can be assured that the Granville Recreation District board and staff will not only meet expectations but exceed them. 4 Our Vision By adhering to our values and achieving our goals, we provide first class parks, facilities, programs and services and enrich the quality of life for our residents and guests. Interested In Becoming A Friend Of The GRD? NEW! The GRD is seeking individuals that would like to help facilitate activities and community events throughout the year. Opportunities where help could be provided include staffing community events, grounds keeping, senior programming, gardening, youth sports, educational and recreation programing. This group is for citizens of all ages, lots of hands make light work and fun for all involved! Visit the link on the GRD website to join. Rotary Bridge Award > First place award in the Capital Improvement 1 Million to 2.5 Million, category for the Granville Rotary Bridge. The Granville Recreation District Board of Trustees is a five member board. Each member serves a 3-year term. The board includes 3 appointed members and 2 at-large members. Agencies that appoint members include Village of Granville, Granville Township and Granville Village Exempted Schools. Hugh Masterson, Chairperson (serving since March 2014) Fred Wolf, Vice Chairperson (serving since March 2014) John Klaus, Trustee (serving since April 2013) Brian Goss, Trustee (serving since March 2015) Todd Naille, Trustee (serving since March 2015) GRD STAFF Andy Wildman, Executive Director 740.587.2011 andywildman@granvillerec.org Lesa Miller, Program Director 740.587.2017 lesamiller@granvillerec.org Michael Dutton, Youth Sport Supervisor 740.587.2013 mdutton@granvillerec.org Liz Miller, Youth Sports/Program Assistant lizmiller@granvillerec.org Bobby Vahalik, Maintenance Director bvahalik@granvillerec.org Janet Gordon, Administrative Assistant 740.587.1976 janetgordon@granvillerec.org Lara Benschoter, Marketing Specialist larabenschoter@granvillerec.org NEW! Please Note New Rental Procedures All reservations for 2016 rentals will start on Wednesday, January 6, 2016. *McPeek Lodge reservations between May 15th and June 15th, 2016 must be made in person at the GRD office. At that time a contract will be issued and a payment will be taken confirming your reservation. Only Full-Day rentals are available during this time. MCPEEK LODGE Amenities include: Lodge in wooded setting with service kitchen, covered patio with picnic tables and barbecue grill. Where: 3447 Raccoon Valley Rd Granville, OH 43023 Rental Fee:Half Day - 6 hrs $100 (R), $120 (NR) Full Day $150 (R), $170 (NR) Contact: GRD @ 740.587.1976 to check availability, rental fees and to make a reservation. Hours: 7AM - Midnight Capacity: 50 indoors, 200 outdoors Restroom: 2 indoor, handicap accessible Other Info: Alcohol Permitted - Private Events Only, space is available to erect party tents. WILDWOOD SHELTER HOUSE Amenities include: Shelter house with picnic tables, playground, barbecue grill, soccer fields, access to TJ Evans Bike Path, ample gravel parking. Where: 785 West Broadway Granville, OH 43023 Rental Fee:4 hrs - $35 (R), $55 (NR) Contact: GRD @ 740.587.1976 to check availability and to make a reservation. Hours: Dawn to Dusk Capacity: 100 Restroom: Seasonal: 2 indoor handicap accessible Other Info:No Alcohol Permitted SPRING VALLEY NATURE PRESERVE SHELTER HOUSE Shelter house is situated in 45 acres of beautiful wooded property with marked nature trails, an open field, woodlands and ample paved parking. Where: 1539 Columbus Road Granville, OH 43023 Rental Fee:4 hrs - $35 (R), $55 (NR) Contact: GRD @ 740.587.1976 to check availability and to make a reservation. Hours: Dawn to Dusk Capacity: Shelter House - 60 Restroom: Seasonal: 1 Portable Other Info:Alcohol Permitted - Private Events Only, space is available to erect party tents programming facility locations Bryn Du Field House 537 Jones Rd, Granville 43023 College Town House 334 E Broadway, Granville 43023 Granville Elementary School 310 N Granger St, Granville 43023 Granville Intermediate School 2025 Burg St, Granville 43023 Granville Middle School 2010 Burg St, Granville 43023 Granville High School 2048 Burg St, Granville 43023 Granville Fire Department 133 N Prospect Street, Granville 43023 Granville Public Library 217 E Broadway, Granville 43023 Infirmary Mound Park 4351 Lancaster Rd, Granville 43023 McPeek Lodge 3447 Raccoon Valley Rd, Granville 43023 New Hope Lutheran Church 309 W Broadway, Granville 43023 Raccoon Valley Park River Rd & State Rt 16, Granville 43023 Wildwood Park 785 W Broadway, Granville 43023 spring/summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring/summer 2016 Our Mission The mission of the Granville Recreation District is to develop, manage, and coordinate recreational, educational, social, cultural and athletic activities and facilities for citizens of all ages within the Granville Recreation District in an efficient, effective and sustainable manner. BOARD OF TRUSTEES RENTAL & FACILITY LOCATI ONS INFO WHO WE ARE who we are 5 GSC NEW! Granville Senior Center 3825 Columbus Rd, Building D Granville OH 43023 www.granvilleseniorcenter.org Wednesday 10:30AM Card Making Class (please call) Turn Your Screen Off Week Ages: Al l Granville Senior Center Mission To provide engaging educational, wellness and social programs for older adults that are member driven, foster new, meaningful relationships and encourage independence. 12PM Light Lunch (weekly) 1PM Writing Class (weekly, call for details) All Around Granville FREE 1:30PM Balance Class (weekly) May 1 1:30PM Duplicate Bridge (1st & 3rd W) May 4 8:15AM Thursday 10AM Tai Chi (on going) We are always looking for volunteers! 11:30AM Meet & Eat (1st Th, call for details/locations) General Calendar 11:30AM Book Club (4th Th) 12PM Birthday Lunch (2nd Th) 1PM Mah Jongg (weekly) 1:30PM Bridge (weekly) 6:30PM Evening Euchre (3d Th) You need to register for all classes and activities by calling the Center at 740-587-1333 or email abunyard@granvillefellowship.org. Monday 10AM-2PM *Social worker on site to meet with member/families (3rd M) 11:15AM Qingong/Beginning Tai Chi 12PM Light Lunch (weekly) 12:15PM Bingo (3rd M, except January 1/25) 5:45PM Yoga for Cancer Patients (James Cancer Center) 10:30AM Yoga 1:30PM Bridge (weekly) Movie Night (3rd F) 5:30PM Pot Luck (1st F) Tuesday 9AM With Marilyn Stocker. Men’s Breakfast (2nd Tu) 10:30AM iPad Class 10:30AM Yoga (call for details) 11:30AM Zumba Gold 12PM Lunch @ First Presbyterian Church (3rd Tu) 12:30PM Canasta (weekly) W 4/13 12:30PM Dominos (2nd & 4th Tu) Wednesday Walks 6-week class. 9:30AM $30 members, $35 non-members F 5/6 9AM Creative Art Adventures Infirmary Mound Park F 4/8, 5/6, 6/3 WEEK NEW! Sports Equipment SWAP turn your screen OFF WEEK MAY 1 - MAY 7 NEW! NEW! 12:30PM NEW! With the Licking Park District starting May 18th once a month in different parks. 9AM NOON-4PM Kick-off May 7 9-2PM Phil Stukus, Professor Emeritus of Biology Denison University. Infirmary Mound Park W 5/18 Events All Week M A Y 1 - Bike M AToYSchool 7 9AM Exploration of Mars: My Work With NASA NEW! 6 BalletMet: Sleeping Beauty OFF May 1 - 7 Outdoor Adventures - Turn Your Screen Off Week Kick-Off Ages: Al l Outdoor Adventures will be the kickoff celebration of the week. With a rock climbing wall, canoe and kayak opportunities, a mini disc golf course, cyclocross, archery, crafts, outdoor skills courses, and more! All activities are FREE! 6 Infirmary Mound Park FREE W 5/1 NOON-4PM Bike To School Day Grades: K-3 As part of National Bike To School Day, GES students and their parents are invited to gather in the Bryn Du Mansion parking lot at 8AM and bike to school starting at 8:20PM. Sponsored by Granville Schools & GRD. Starting at Bryn Du Mansion FREE W 5/4 8AM The Seventh Annual Great Granville Garage Sale Saturday, May 7, 2016 All proceeds benefit The Licking County Coalition for Housing The Great Granville Garage Sale is open for festivities and bargain hunters on Saturday, May 7. We invite you to take part in the fun and help raise funds for the Licking County Coalition for Housing: The GRD will be hosting an equipment swap at Raccoon Valley Park from 9:00 – 1:00PM as part of the Great Granville Garage Sale (see below). Sports Equipment SWAP Ages: All NEW! Clean out your garage! Soccer shoes too small, too many gloves, not skiing or playing golf anymore, rollerblades and Frisbees everywhere…then please donate to our Sports Equipment Swap. Any piece of equipment you are not using someone else might need. · Items may be dropped off Monday – Friday, May 2 – 6 in the donation bins located in the front hallway at each of the Granville Schools or bring to the GRD Office during office hours. · Then, shop for donated items during the Great Granville Garage Sale 9:00AM – 1:00PM on May 7th. We will be located under a white tent by the playground at Raccoon Valley Park. · Proceeds will go to the GRD Financial Assistance Program. Raccoon Valley Park Small Donation W 5/7 9AM-1PM spring 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE 4PM *Social worker on site the 3rd Monday of the month to meet with members and families. Please call for appointment. W 4/6-5/11 screen Friday 9:30-11:30AM Pickleball & Table Tennis Beginners Bridge Collage Class turn your For details visit www.granvillerec.org. GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring 2016 2PM GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring/summer 2016 community events Granville Senior Center Providing Fellowship & Enriching Lives TURN YOUR SCREEN OFF WEEK EVENTS GRANVILLE SENIOR CENTER activities for seniors 60+ 7 SPRING EDUCATI ON college prep holistic health & wellness boating safety Don’t Eat The Daisies! Ages: 3-8 SAT Turbo Workshop Grades: 9th - 12th Essential Oil & Holistic Health Ages: 18+ Ohio Boating Education Course Ages: Al l Get ready for May Day. Join us and make your very own May Day baskets, fill them with fresh flowers to take home with you. Share with family and friends by hanging on their door as special way to celebrate this spring day. Join us anytime between 10AM-12PM! Instructor: Lesa Miller McPeek Lodge FREE Sa 4/30 10AM-12PM preschoolers & parks Park Preschooler Ages: 3 - 6 NEW! Programming for curious little kids, Each session includes a craft. minimum 8, maximum 15 Session 04: Bird Beak Buffet The size and shape of a bird’s beak enables it to eat certain kinds of food. Children will learn about the special adaptations of bird beaks through activity stations. 8 McPeek Lodge Instructor: Anne Balogh, Licking Park District Program Coordinator $15 (R/NR) Register by 4/19 Session 04, 5/17 Session 05 Tu 4/26 10-11AM #210210.04 Tu 5/24 10-11AM #210210.05 Learn how to incorporate essential oils and other holistic approaches, thru a variety of class topics in a safe and effective manner into your health and wellness regime. Session 05: ‘Oil Hour’ Introduction to essential oils for the spring season during this 60-minute class. Session 06: Summer Essentials Pack your essential oil bag. Education on your must-haves for summer! College Town House Instructors: Lara Benschoter, Judy McCallen FREE Register by 4/13 Session 05, 4/30 Session 06 Granville High School Tech Room Instructor: Andrew Body with BWS Education Consulting $95 (R), $115 (NR) Register by 5/8 Su 5/15 1-5PM #430220 #240210.05 Su 5/1 3-5PM #240210.06 Fitness Workout With Stroller Ages: child & adult The ACT Turbo Workshop provides college-bound students with a comprehensive overview of strategies for all parts of the ACT. This is an ideal option for students with little time to prepare prior to the test. Students work with the latest materials, all of which are provided. The workshop is uniquely tailored to meet the learning needs of all the students in the class. minimum 10, maximum 25 It’s more than just a walk in the park, moms, dads or caregivers and their little one can join this fun and interactive fitness class. This 60-minute class is designed to help you get back into shape while spending time with your child. We will incorporate speed walking plus lower and upper body exercises like squats, lunges, push-ups and planks. Each class will take place on them bike path and will begin and end at Wildwood Park. Children will remain in the stroller for the duration of the class. Classes are weather permitting. Make-up days due to cancellations will be scheduled as needed. Granville High School Tech Room Instructor: Andrew Body with BWS Education Consulting $95 (R), $115 (NR) Register by 5/15 1-5PM 7-8PM NEW! ACT Turbo Bootcamp Grades: 9th - 12th Su 5/22 Th 4/14 Meet at Wildwood Park Shelter Instructor: April Kale $40 (R), $60 (NR) Register by 4/26 Session 04 #430230 < Park Preschooler Program . Tu 5/3-24 11-11:45AM #240550.04 Be prepared for the 2016 boating season! A 9-hour class in boating and water safety designed by ODNR Division of Watercraft. It covers the fundamentals of safe boating: state-required equipment, watercraft laws, navigation Rules of the Road, basic safety, risk management and aids to navigation. Classes are enhanced with videos, slides, overheads, handouts, and other visual aids. Granville Recreation District Office Instructor: Andy Wildman $40 (R), $60 (NR) Register by 5/3 Tu 5/10 Tu 5/17 Tu 5/24 6-9PM 6-9PM 6-9PM #360210.01 game of skill Chess Club Grades: 4th - 6th This spring join instructor Will Nock for one more session of Chess Club. Participants will fine-tune their skills in opening theory, positional and tactical aspects of the middle game and the endgame theory. This 6 week session will continue to increase player’s knowledge of chess in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. 8 minimum, 25 maximum Granville Intermediate School, Art Rm Instructor: Will Nock GIS; $60(R), $80 (NR) Register by 4/12 Tu 4/12-5/17 3:45-4:45PM Grades 4-6 #320230.02 spring 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring 2016 Session 05: Grow As We Go All living things grow and change over their lifetime, including wildlife. We’ll explore how local animals change over the course of their life. The SAT Turbo Workshop provides college-bound students with a comprehensive overview of strategies for all parts of the SAT. This is an ideal option for students with little time to prepare prior to the test. Students work with the latest materials, all of which are provided. The workshop is uniquely tailored to meet the learning needs of all the students in the class. This class will also prepare students for the PSAT (Nation Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test). minimum 10, maximum 25 SPRING EDUCATI ON themed programs 9 fall programs with spring registration NEW! Volleyball Clinic With Denison University Volleyball Team Grades: 3 - 8 (co-ed) NEW! Community Yoga Ages: 18+ The Denison Volleyball Team will be competing in their spring scrimmage at 9:30AM before the camp begins. All are welcome to come early and watch! This Hatha Yoga class is offered as an opportunity to experience yoga in a welcoming community atmosphere. It incorporates asana (yoga postures) and pranayama (breath work). The intention is to create a nurturing environment in which to explore and practice yoga. If you have been wanting to learn about yoga or are looking to find a group to continue your practice with, this is the class for you. Livingston Gym Instructor: Abby Smith, Assistant DU Volleyball Coach FREE but must register Register by 4/20 Please bring a yoga mat. If you have a hard blanket or large towel you may want to bring that along as well. Experience level- Beginning and beyond. minimum 6 A fun volleyball camp in a safe and interactive environment! Dress in athletic wear and tennis shoes, volleyball kneepads not required but can be worn if participant has them. Su 4/24 1-3PM #321910 Impact Multisport Youth Triathlon Team Ages: 7-12 Below is a list of coach supported triathlons: Participation at all events is not required. Deer Creek State Park, 6/4, 2:00PM Maumee Bay State Park. 6/18, 2:00PM Mason, OH, 7/17. 2:00PM Youth & Junior Nationals, West Chester, OH. July 30-31st Alum Creek Delaware, OH, 8/6, 8:00am 10 Su, W 5/11- 6:30-7:15PM 8/3 Kim Clark at kimberlyfclark@gmail. com. www.impactmultisport GIS Parking Lot Instructor: Kim Clark $200 (R), $215 (NR) Register by 4/9 Tackle Football Grades: 3rd/4th 5th/6th Our team(s) will play in the Licking County League Youth Football (LCLYF) that includes teams from Heath, Johnstown, Lakewood, Licking Heights, Licking Valley, Newark, Newark Catholic, Northridge, Utica & Watkins Memorial. Conditioning will begin late July, practices will start early August. We expect the team(s) will practice three times per week, with a game each weekend starting at the end of August and continuing through October. Volunteer Head Coaches are needed and should contact Mike Dutton if interested: mdutton@granvillerec.org Bryn Du Field House Instructor: Kim Miles $25 (R), $45 (NR) Register by 4/26 Session 01 *No online registration will be available. Participants must attend to get registered and properly fitted for equipment. Tu 5/3-6/7 Registration/Fitting 5/15, 5:30-8PM, GMS Boys Locker Room 7-8PM #440530.01 adult program Aerobics Tone & Strengthen Ages: 18+ This class will be a combination of aerobics, endurance, stability and coordination, with an emphasis on arms, abs and legs. Body Tone is targeted for all age groups; participants will use hand weights to help increase endurance and build body mass. 8 week classes are ongoing. New Hope Lutheran Church Instructor: Kristina Jackson $50 (R), $70 (NR) Register by 4/26 Tu, Th 4/26-6/16 9:00-10AM Cheerleading Grades: 3rd/4th 5th/6th Participants will be cheering for the 3rd - 6th grade Granville Tackle Football teams (LCLYF). Home games in Granville, away games in other communities within the county. Practice; Begins August, Season; September - October Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Lesa Miller if interested lesamiller@granvillerec.org *No online registration will be available. Participants must attend to get registered and properly fitted for equipment. #340512.01 Registration/Fitting for 3rd-6th Grades: 5/15, 5:30-8PM, GMS Girls Locker Room January Volunteer The GRD is happy to announce that Tobias Dunbar has been selected as our Volunteer of the Month for January. It’s a real honor to coach the incredible group of boys we have this year. Coach Warner and Coach Black do an excellent job providing sound technical instruction and it’s fun to work alongside of them. We are looking forward to seeing the wrestling program grow in the future – it really is a terrific sport for our kids. spring sport sponsors The Granville Recreation District would like to give a special thanks to all of our Spring/Summer sport sponsors this year. A special thanks goes out to Dick’s Sporting Goods for supporting our sports programs this season! Lacrosse League: Licking Memorial Health Systems Pre K-2nd Grade Soccer League: RevLocal 3rd-8th Grade Soccer League: Licking Memorial Health Systems Running Club: Licking Memorial Health Systems SAVE THE DATE! Opening Day, May 7th, 10:30AM Baseball and Softball seasons begin at Raccoon Valley Park. #420550 spring 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring 2016 Swim-Bike-Run, it’s what kids love to do! This triathlon team is perfect for any athlete who wants to learn the sport and cross train during the summer. You will increase cycling skills plus speed and agility for runners. With a wonderful family environment and Positive Coaching Alliance guidelines we insure a fantastic learning experience for all! maximum 25 volunteer of the month FALL YOUTH TEAM SPORTS & VOLUNTEER SPRING FITNESS & RECREATI ON kids programs 11 Olympics Our Way! Ages: All NEW! Get ready for the Summer Olympics! The Granville Recreation District Staff wants to test your Olympic spirit with family friendly activities that challenge your agility, smarts and silliness. Participate in friendly team and individual competitions, cheer on your neighbors and family members as they maneuver thru an obstacle course or participate in a cup stacking competition. This will be the Olympics Granville style!. Wildwood Park FREE Sa 6/18 10AM-NOON Family Movie Night Space Jam Ages: All 12 Join us for a fun filled evening of yard games. Watch for more info on the Granville Public Library and Granville Recreation District websites Fun In The Parks Ages: 3-8 Seniors can enjoy a box lunch after they play bingo for prizes. Reservations made by calling the Granville Senior Center, 740-587-1333. Opera House Park Sa 7/2 10:30AM-NOON GRD Bingo Sa 7/23 25 cents per card. Proceeds benefit Granville Senior Center. Opera House Park 6-8PM community events Covered In Color 5K Ages: Al l Last year, on a beautiful Saturday morning in June a hundred plus participants experienced the second GRD Covered In Color 5K Run. Don’t miss out on the fun this year, you are encouraged to come in costume and get “covered in color”! Families welcome! Granville Kiwanis Mile Long 4th of July Parade Wildwood Park BOTH SESSIONS FREE, No Registration Required Participants of GRD programs and sports are encouraged to walk with us in the parade. Check website for details. Wildwood Park M 7/4 10:45AM Sa 6/4 M 7/4 Sack race, 3-Legged Race and Egg Toss are just a few of the games your family can participate in. Free and for all ages. Families encouraged. Grand Stand 2-4PM The Great Granville Picnic The Bluecoats are a music education organization made up of 150 young men and women between the ages of 15 and 22. The Bluecoats were founded in 1972 and are based in Canton, OH. The Bluecoats travel over 10,000 miles and compete in about 30 performances each summer as participants in Drum Corps International’s annual tour. Denison Fine Arts Quad FREE Tu 6/7 7-7:30PM (Rain Date 6/8) NEW! The Granville Recreation District is happy to announce another Great Granville Picnic, to be held on Saturday, August 13, 2016. This year’s theme is “Country Western.” The musical entertainment will be provided by The Farmer and Adele from 7:00-9:00PM. West Broadway needs to be filled with “down home country” decorated tables to be judged in a contest. There will be games for the kids to enjoy, pie eating contest as well square dancing. Dust off those boots and grab your cowboy hat, don’t miss out on this bi-annual event. Reserve a table for family and friends beginning June 1st! West Broadway Sa 8/13 4-10PM W 6/29 10AM-NOON W 8/10 10AM-NOON Touch A Truck Ages: Al l community get-together Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps Ages: Al l Session 01: Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles... Stop by Wildwood Park and enjoy some time playing with bubbles. Small and large, bubbles are a fun way to spend playing on a warm summer day. Come ready to get wet and have fun with us! F, Sa 7/3 & 4 5-10PM GRD Games For All Ages 10AM NEW! Session 02: Windy Day Fun! Windy days are great for flying kites and windsocks, hearing wind chimes, and watching pinwheels spin. Participants will make their very own windy day project to take with them. Granville, Ohio, starting at the Granville Middle School Registration Deadline May 22 for $25, Register after May 22 for $35 at priemerraces.com. On-site registration, 8:30-9:30AM, on the day of the event. 8:00PM Gate Opens 8:45PM Movie Space Jam GRD Senior Box Lunch Bingo Raccoon Valley Park FREE Bryn Du Mansion Front Lawn FREE F 7/15 themed programs #461430 NEW! Hands-on events for your young children. These are opportunities for them to touch a firetruck, police cruiser and other larger than life vehicles. Each event will have a different theme with a variety of vehicles on display at Infirmary Mound Park. Touch, climb and explore, talk to the men and women that use them! Session 01: Service Session 02: Construction Session 03: Tractor Infirmary Mound Park FREE Su 5/22 1-3PM Sa 7/9 10AM-NOON Sa 10/8 1-4PM summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 The Granville Recreation District and The Granville Public Library are proud to present a Family Movie Night on the front lawn of the Bryn DU Mansion. Space Jam will be shown, a movie sure to entertain the whole family. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and join us under the stars! (no pets please).The Dashing Diner Food Truck will be on premise during the evening to satisfy that late night craving . Gate opens at 8:00PM, movie begins at dusk. Yard Games Ages: All holiday programs COMMUNITY EVENTS & THEMED PROGRAMS COMMUNITY EVENTS family fun days 13 GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 GRD COTG Series Manager: Dena McKinley, Public Performance Committee: Pat Armstrong, Dick Kinsley, Doug Moran, Vicki Sussman, Dawn Vujevic AbSalute Gold Monday May 30 GRD Volunteer Appreciation Day Genre; Tribute Food Truck: SteamRoller Bagel Reaganomics Sunday June 12 Genre; 80’s Rock Sponsored by: Middleton Senior Living Food Truck: Sophie’s Gourmet Pierogi Teeny Tucker Sunday June 26 Genre; Blues Sponsored by: The Granville Inn Food Truck: Dashing Diner Art Adventures Ages: 6 - 12 Students work at their own skill level to create masterpieces. This class includes watercolor, mixed media, collage, and more. Lots of fun for all ages. Come prepared to get messy! 6 minimum, 16 maximum McPeek Lodge Instructor: Karen Kill $75 (R), $95 (NR) includes all supplies Register by 6/13 Session 01, 8/1 Session 02 M-Th 6/20-24 10AM-NOON #420110.01 Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moons Sunday July 10 Genre; Country/Indie Food Truck: Mai Chau M-Th 8/8-12 Rachel & the Beatnik Playboys Sunday July 24 Genre; Americana/R & B Sponsored by: Licking Memorial Health Systems Food Truck: Poppy’s Roadside Diner We all know making art is FUN especially for little ones. Not only will your little ones have a blast exploring mediums such as water color, chalk pastels, mixed media and found natural objects, they will also become familiar with several of the masters as we focus on a new artist each day. Your child will be given a chance to see the world through art and have exciting and meaningful experiences along the way. At the end of the week, family members well be invited to view our amazing individual and collaborative creations in a gallery like setting. Time to roll up our sleeves, get a little messy and celebrate art. 5 minimum, 10 maximum Honk Wail & Moan Sunday July 31 Seniors Ice Cream Social Genre; Swing Sponsored by: Home Instead Senior Care Food Truck: SteamRoller Bagel The Farmer & Adele Saturday August 13 @ 7PM The Great Granville Picnic Genre; Country/Western Sponsored by: Granville Kiwanis, Granville Rotary 10AM-NOON #420110.02 Mini Monet’s Of Granville Ages: 4 - 7 Vivacious Van Gogh’s Of Granville Ages: 8 - 11 Young artists will love the opportunity to really explore different art forms through both individual and collaborative projects. We will use many different mediums such as acrylic paints, water color, chalk pastels, charcoal, mixed media and found natural objects to create art that showcases creativity from the beginning if the process to the final project. Students will also be exposed to the history of art as we focus on a new artist each day. Your young artist will discover new methods and techniques to create with many different mediums and to look at the world from an artistic perspective. At the end of the week family members will be invited to view our amazing individual and collaborative creations in a gallery like setting. Time to roll up our sleeves and get a little messy. 5 minimum, 10 maximum McPeek Lodge Instructor: Liz Smith, BFA in Studio Art & Art History, Ohio University $85 (R), $105 (NR) includes all supplies Register by 5/30 Session 01, 6/13 Session 02, 7/11 Session 03 M-F 6/6-10 1-4PM M-F 7/18-22 9AM-NOON #420130.01 #420130.02 McPeek Lodge Instructor: Liz Smith, BFA in Studio Art & Art History, Ohio University $75 (R), $95 (NR) includes all supplies Register by 6/6 Session 01, 6/20 Session 02. 7/4 Session 03, M-F 6/13-17 9AM-NOON #420120.01 M-F 6/27-7/1 9AM-NOON #420120.02 M-F 7/11-15 9AM-NOON #420120.03 2016 Easter Egg Hunt A Special thanks to our event sponsor, Granville Parent Co-op Preschool summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE 14 FREE performances on Denison University’s Fine Arts Quad, 338 West Broadway, Granville (if rain - held in Burke Hall). Concerts will start at 6:30PM and will be a 90 minute set with no intermission. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and picnics. Vehicles parked in the driveway leading to Burke Hall are subject to ticketing and/or towing. Performances may not be taped without the explicit permission of the artists. These concerts are facilitated by Granville Recreation District and are made possible through the cooperation of Denison University. create SUMMER ARTS FREE SUMMER COMMUNITY CONCERTS Concerts on the Green 15 NEW! Junior & Pee Wee Chefs Grades: 3rd - 8th This class is a hands-on culinary journey through a variety of exciting cooking classes. In addition to general cooking techniques, students will be instructed on safe food handling, equipment safety, table etiquette, how to read recipes, and prepare and cook delicious and healthy dishes. All junior chefs will take home a copy of the recipes which they create. Cooks are creative, understand math, science, and are generally well-read. Campers should be dressed comfortably but with safety in mind. Hair clips or bands for long hair should be worn. Granville High School, Work & Family Life Room Instructor: Cindy Shaffer, GHS Work & Family Life Teacher and Chef $100 (R), $120 (NR) Register by 6/13 for Junior & Pee Wee Junior Chefs Grades: 6th-8th M-F 6/20-24 10AM-Noon #420240 Pee Wee Grades: 3rd-5th M-F 6/20-24 1-3PM #420230 dog training This three-week class meets twice a week for you and your dog or puppy (at least 10 weeks old). Students and their dogs will be introduced to training the basic commands of sit, stay, come and loose leash walking using positive reinforcement. We will also work on household manners to help our puppies learn to be a great member of the family. Please bring your vaccination record to the first class. This will be a fast paced, fun and positive approach to dog training, encouraging the bond between the owner and dog. 2 minimum, 6 maximum 16 Tu, F 6/14-7/1 10-11AM enrichment Granville-A Walk Thru Time Grades: 3rd - 6th Dive Into Reading Grades: K - 4 Throughout our two centuries of existence, people have passed down fables, myths, legends, and tall tales about Granville’s ghosts, heroes and unusual happenings. How many ghosts really haunt the Buxton Inn? Did you know the Granville Inn has ghosts too? Was Granville a stop on the Underground Railroad? Who founded our quaint village? Our young sleuths will journey around Granville and through its history to uncover the truth. Meet at the GRD Office Instructor: Lesa Miller, GRD Program Director $30 (R), $50 (NR) Register by 7/5 Tu-Th 7/12-14 9:30-11:30AM gardening Junior Gardeners Ages: 8+ It’s Back! Join us for a hands-on gardening program for kids with Amy Hall. This year’s theme is Pizza Garden Pies. Work with our experienced gardeners and learn proper planting techniques, tool care, watering schedules and have a lot of fun! Wildwood Park Gardens Instructor: Amy Hall $45 (R), $65 (NR) Register by 5/29 Su/Th 6/5-8/14 5-6PM #320220 JOIN US FOR FAMILY FUN! COVERED IN COLOR Wildwood Park, Shelter House Instructor: Gayle Mulvey $75 (R), $95 (NR) Register by 6/7 #420210 5K NEW! Let’s continue to grow as readers with Mrs. Fender’s “Dive into Reading” Camp. Each day students will focus on a different reading theme, participate in fun and engaging activities around the theme of the day. Cultivate your child’s excitement for reading. Enrichment and interventions will be offered to meet the academic needs of all the students. 6 minimum, 20 maximum Need a jump start into the new school year? We are offering a math camp designed to boost confidence and reinforce skills. We will spend time reviewing the main concepts taught in 3rd grade including area, perimeter, fractions as well as all algorithms for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. 4 minimum, 20 maximum Granville Elementary School, Rm 201 Instructor: Christine Jude, GES 3rd Grade Teacher $150 (R), $175 (NR) Register by 5/30 Session 01, 6/13 Session 02 M-F 6/13-17 1-3PM Grades: K-2nd #420250.01 M-F 6/6-10 9-11AM #420280.01 M-F 6/13-17 9-11AM Grades: 3rd-4th #420250.02 M-F 6/20-24 9-11AM #420280.02 Summer Math Camp Grades: 3 - 8 NEW! NEW! Introduction To Science Olympiad Grade: 6 - 9 Whether your child is seeking enrichment opportunities or a review of last year’s material, this camp will benefit students of all abilities. Through a nurturing and positive environment students will enjoy a wide range of math games which will make summer learning fun! Kelly Mialky is a certified math teacher, individualized instruction will be offered to increase math skills. Students will be grouped by age and ability. 6 minimum, 12 maximum Immerse yourself in the nation’s most exciting K-12 science competition! This fun, engaging and fast-paced class will give students hands-on opportunities to explore some of Science Olympiad’s most interesting and challenging events, like Bottle Rocket, Hovercraft, Scrambler, Tower Building, Wind Power, and Wright Stuff. Working in small groups, students will learn the basics of each event and then design, construct, and test devices to compete against other groups on the last day of the class. 6 minimum, 15 maximum Granville Public Library Instructor: Kelly Mialky $75 (R), $95 (NR) Register by 6/13 Session 01 & 02 Granville Middle School, Rm 19 Instructor: Josh Grischow, GMS teacher $60 (R), $80 (NR) Register by 7/18 Grades: 3rd-5th M-Th 6/20-23 1-2:15PM #420281.01 M-F 7/25-29 Grades: 6th-8th M-Th 6/20-23 2:30-3:45PM #420281.02 GRANVILLE OH SIGN UP TODAY, PRIEMERRACES.COM 10AM-1PM #430240 17 REGISTER BY MAY 22 FOR $25, AFTER $35 PROCEEDS GO TO GRD SCHOLARSHIP FUND register for grade entering in fall NEW! Granville Elementary School Library Instructor: Lori Fender, GES Instructional Coach $150 (R), $170 (NR) Register by 6/6 Session 01 & 02 06.04.16 10AM START #460220 3rd Grade Math Review Grade: 4 summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 Beginning Dog Obedience Ages: 13+ granville history SUMMER EDUCATI ON SUMMER EDUCATI ON cooking register for grade entering in fall spring valley nature studies safety Come play and learn with cool LEGO robots. Kids create and explore the world of robotics with LEGO Mindstorms. Creative projects and games engage kids in building mechanical creatures and solving problems with robots. This class is great for kids who love creating, building, exploring and trying new ideas. No prior experience is necessary, and everyone will have fun solving open ended creative challenges using the LEGO Mindstorms robotics platform. 6 minimum, 12 maximum Granville High School, Industrial Tech Rm Instructors: Becky Miller $60 (R), $80 (NR) Register by 6/6 for Session 01, 8/1 for Session 02 M-F 6/13-1710-11:30AM #420220.01 M-F8/8-12 1-2:30PM #420220.02 18 Take your Lego robotics skills to the next level with advanced mechanical and design and amazing programming techniques. Work in teams to accomplish goals and discover what you can do. With the fun flexibility of LEGOs and unlimited possibilities of programming, there is no limit to what can be done. This class is designed to accommodate all levels of skill with fun open-ended challenges, but prior experience with LEGOs and/or Robotics is always a plus! 6 minimum, 12 maximum Granville High School, Industrial Tech Rm Instructors: Becky Miller $65 (R), $85 (NR) Register by 6/6 for Session 01, 8/1 for Session 02 M-F 6/13-171-3PM #420221.01 M-F 8/8-12 9:30-11:30AM #420221.02 2016 DU Spring Break Sports Camp A special thanks to Denison University Women’s Basketball team for another successful and fun camp! Spend some time this summer having fun while playing chess. Novice and intermediate sessions will be held so whether you want to learn to play or just need to improve existing skills this camp is for you. Novices will be taught how to set up the chess board and learn the rules and basic strategies of the game. Novices will be playing basic chess by the 5th session! Parents are welcome to stay and learn how to play too. Participants in the intermediate session need to have participated in Chess Club and/or know the basic concepts of the game. Camp will help develop these players and work on opening theory, positional and tactical aspects of the middle game, and the endgame theory, while having a great time! 6 minimum, 12 maximum Granville Intermediate School Instructor: Michael Spaul Session 01: $40 (R), $60 (NR) Session 02: $50 (R), $70 (NR) Register by 7/11 Session 01 & 02 M-Th 7/18-22 10-11:30AM M-Th 7/18-22 1-3:00PM Novice #420270.01 Intermediate #420270.02 Earth Explorers Ages: 6 - 8 Join us for a week of adventure as we explore the Spring Valley Nature Preserve. We will build forts using only natural materials, get wet in the stream as well follow animal tracks and use nature to create art. Come use all of your senses to connect with this beautiful natural area and discover a deeper sense of place. 4 minimum, 10 maximum Spring Valley Nature Preserve Instructor: Grace Gordon $95 (R), $115 (NR) Register by 7/4 M-F 7/11-15 9AM-NOON #420260 Earth Adventure Ages: 9 - 14 Experience the Spring Valley Nature Preserve in a new way as we immerse ourselves in the wilderness. With the introduction of primitive living skills, together we will learn how to create a shelter just like squirrels, that will protect us from the elements, blend in with the forest by camouflaging our bodies with mud, debris and learn how to see and hear like native people around the world. Discover a real sense of adventure while exploring creeks and climbing hillsides! 4 minimum, 15 maximum Spring Valley Nature Preserve Instructor: Grace Gordon $95 (R), $115 (NR) Register by 7/11 M-F 7/18-22 9AM-NOON #420261 CPR & First Aid Ages: 18+ Can you respond to S.O.S (Sequence of Survival)? Or how to respond to a medical emergency? Members of the Granville Township Fire Dept will instruct this class. Instruction will be given in One Man CPR Infant and Child CPR and in the treatment of an obstructed airway for conscious and unconscious victims.Participants will also learn about the basic steps involved in the first five minutes of emergency care of injuries and how to respond to a medical emergency. Participants completing this course will receive the American Safety and Health Institute Standards ‘Card of Participation’. Not a certification course. minimum 6 Granville Township Fire Department $10 (R), $30 (NR) Register by 7/14 Th 7/21 6-9PM #340230.01 boating safety Ohio Boating Education Course Ages: 12+ Be prepared for the 2016 boating season! A 9-hour class in boating and water safety designed by ODNR Division of Watercraft. It covers the fundamentals of safe boating: state-required equipment, watercraft laws, navigation Rules of the Road, basic safety, risk management and aids to navigation. Classes are enhanced with videos, slides, overheads, handouts, and other visual aids. Granville Recreation District Office Instructor: Andy Wildman $40 (R), $60 (NR) Register by 6/18 Session 01, 8/13 Session 02 Sa 6/25 9AM-6PM #460201.01 Sa 8/20 9AM-6PM #460201.02 summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 Advanced LEGO Robotics Grades: 3rd - 7th Summer Chess Camp Grades: 1 - 6 SUMMER EDUCATI ON Intro To Robotics Grades: 1st - 4th SUMMER EDUCATI ON SUMMER EDUCATI ON legos 19 Day Camp Adventures NEW! Children’s Hike Up Sugarloaf Ages: Al l A pirate buried treasure under a giant boulder atop Sugarloaf in 1805 -- or so the legend goes. Every year, on the day after school ends, Granville children try to move the boulder to secure their fortune. Hikers get an ice cream coupon, if treasure is not found. Meet at Opera House Park FREE F 5/27 9:30-10:30AM Miniature Golf Tournament, Parent-Child Teams Ages: Al l Parents and children are encouraged to participate in this “fun for the family” event. Each parent-child team will play 18 holes of miniature golf. Parent and child will alternate shots throughout the game. Awards for first, second and third place will be presented. Children must be under the age of 18. minimum 3 teams Granville Golfland $12/team (R/NR) Register by 7/27 7PM #460720 adult programs Aerobics Tone & Strengthen Ages: 18+ This class will be a combination of aerobics, endurance, stability and coordination, with an emphasis on arms, abs and legs. Body Tone is targeted for all age groups; participants will use hand weights to help increase endurance and build body mass. 8 week classes are ongoing. New Hope Lutheran Church Instructor: Kristina Jackson $50 (R), $70 (NR) Register by 6/21 Session 02 Tu, Th 6/21- 8/11 9-10AM This program implements a curriculum that empowers girls to lift one another through compassion, kindness, inspiration and acceptance. A fitness component that emphasizes teamwork will be included. Please wear athletic clothing. minimum 10, maximum 20 Granville Elementary School Instructor: Robin Massey, Developmental Therapist at the GES & Certified Teacher $80 (R), $100 (NR) Register by 5/31 Session 01, 6/7 Session 02 Tu-Th 6/7-9 5:30-7:30PM #420202.01 Tu-Th 6/14-16 5:30-7:30PM#420202.02 NEW! Community Yoga Ages: 18+ This Hatha Yoga class is offered as an opportunity to experience yoga in a welcoming community atmosphere. It incorporates asana (yoga postures) and pranayama (breath work). The intention is to create a nurturing environment in which to explore and practice yoga. If you have been wanting to learn about yoga or are looking to find a group to continue your practice with, this is the class for you. Please bring a yoga mat. If you have a hard blanket or large towel you may want to bring that along as well. Experience level- Beginning and beyond. minimum 6 Bryn Du Field House Instructor: Kim Miles $25 (R), $45 (NR) Register by 6/7 Session 02, 7/19 Session 03 Tu 6/14-7/19 7-8PM #440530.02 Tu 7/26-8/30 7-8PM #440530.03 Half Day Camps AM Camps Ages: 5 - 8 PM Camps Grades: 2 - 6 NEW! Half day programs in partnership with the Licking Park District provides a nurturing atmosphere where children will meet new friends while learn listening and socialization skills. Activities focus around a weekly theme with crafts, games, stories and special events. Supervision is at a 5:1 child to staff ratio. Meets rain or shine. Indoor location for inclement weather. minimum 10, maximum 20 WHAT YOU NEED: Wear appropriate clothing plus 1 change of clothes, snack, water and sunscreen AM Half Day Camp Ages 5-8: (Child must be age 5 by 12/31/15 NO EXCEPTIONS) Sessions 01 & 02 9:30-11:30AM Drop-Off Between: 9-9:30AM Pick-Up Between: 11:30AM-NOON PM Half Day Camp Day Grades 2-6: Sessions 03 & 04 1:30-3:30PM Drop-Off Between: 1-1:30PM Pick-Up Between: 3:30-4PM Half Day AM Camps Ages: 5 - 8 Session 01: Beautiful Bugs Look into the amazing world of bugs. Sprout wings, follow ants and create a home for roly-poly’s. Enjoy songs, stories and more. Session 02: Just Imagine Search for treasure like a pirate, slay mighty dragons and view the world as a tiny insect. Stretch your imagination as you become a great explorer. Create your own carnival mask and celebrate summer! $75 (R/NR) Register by 6/20 Session 03, 7/18 Session 04 Beautiful Bugs M-F 6/27-7/1 9AM-NOON #420560.01 Just Imagine M-F 7/25-29 9AM-NOON #420560.02 Half Day PM Camps Grades: 2 - 5 Session 03: Nature Science Everyday science can be found right in your back yard. Explore the world around you and make your own mini-biome and a tie-dye T-shirt with natural dyes found in plants. Nature hikes in the woods, around the pond and through the stream will take campers on daily adventures. Session 04: Water, Dirt and Mud Oh My! Get dirty as we slosh and tromp through nature investigating its hidden secrets. Campers will create art from the diverse and beautiful items found in the world around them. $75 (R/NR) Register by 6/20 Session 03, 7/18 Session 04 M-F 6/27-7/1 1-4PM #440510 Nature Science #420560.03 Water, Dirt and Mud Oh My! M-F 7/25-29 1-4PM #420560.04 20 register for grade entering in fall summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 Th 7/28 Ladies Inspiring Friendships Together (LIFT) Grades: 3-4 girls HALF DAY SUMMER CAMPS SUMMER FITNESS & RECREATI ON recreation 21 columbus crew camps GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 Returning for a third year in partnership with the Licking Park District, we are offering three weeks of fun-filled weeks of day camp, held at Infirmary Mound Park. Each week is built around a theme which opens the door for imagination, exploration and fun! We will be outdoors in a park that offers 316 acres of nature exploration, trails, pond and indoor facilities for inclement weather. Each camp session will include fishing and half-day field trip. Our camper to staff ratio is 5:1. minimum 10, maximum 20 WHAT YOU NEED: Wear appropriate clothing plus 1 change of clothes, lunch, snacks, water and sunscreen Full Day Camp Day: 9AM-3PM Drop-Off Between: 8-9AM Pick-Up Between: 3-4PM Session 01: TAWF Totally Awesome Worldly Foods Take your taste buds on a multicultural adventure. Explore the tastes of several different cultures and learn easy to make recipes to enjoy. Design your own apron, play games and make crafts related to the culture of the day. The last day of camp will include a field trip. Session 02: Olympics Our Way Get set for the Summer Olympics! Fun team relays to test your agility, smarts and silliness. Learn about other countries and Olympic history as we create our own Granville style Olympics. Camp will include an end of the week field trip. Session 03: Adventureland Get ready for the adventure of your life! This week will be filled with orienteering, fishing, hiking, canoeing and kayaking. Love to fish? Learn casting techniques, how to put bait on and take the fish off. Campers will enjoy crafts, games, hikes and more which will make this the best Adventure of the summer. Last day of camp will include a field trip. Infirmary Mound Park, Bradley Center - Session 01, Shelter 6 - Sessions 02 & 03 $150 (R/NR) Register by 6/6 Session 01, 7/11 Session 02, 7/25 Session 03 M-F 6/13-17 9AM-3PM #420540.01 M-F 7/18-22 9AM-3PM #420540.02 M-F 8/1-5 #420540.03 9AM-3PM Skyhawks Camps The Columbus Crew camps promote player development through technical proficiency and fundamental tactical awareness in a caring and supportive environment. The Crew further believes in freedom of expression and provides unrestricted play as a critical part of all camps. Designed for elite and recreational players, boys and girls, ages 3 to adult, campers will be put into a challenging environment that demands good training habits and encourages the development of the soccer player in a fun and rewarding experience. A professional experience by the only Major League Soccer team in the region, campers are sure to walk away with a unique experience and a week of high quality training. Beginners Camp Ages: 3 - 5, co-ed A fun learning environment, developing mastery of the ball and building selfconfidence in their skills. minimum 10 WHAT YOU NEED: Shinguards, water and sunscreen Wildwood Park $75/camp (R), $95/camp (NR) Register by 6/13 Session 01, 7/4 Session 02 Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport Camp Ages: 4 - 7, co-ed This baseball, basketball, and soccer program gives young children a fun and positive first step into athletics. Through games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. minimum 6 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, Shin-Guards & Baseball Glove (encouraged), Two Snacks, Water Bottle, Running Shoes, Sunscreen Granville Elementary School, Fields in back $115 (R), $135 (NR) Register by 6/13 M-F 6/20-24 9:00AM-NOON #420520 Volleyball Camp Ages: 7 - 14, co-ed Skyhawks Volleyball takes the energy and excitement of this great team sport and puts it all together into one fun-filled camp. All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. This co-ed program is designed for the beginner to intermediate player and will incorporate essential life-lessons such as teamwork and sportsmanship. Our volleyball staff will assist each athlete in developing the fundamental skills of the game through game-based drills and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player. minimum 6 M-F 6/20-24 9AM-NOON #420410.01 summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE 22 Full Day Camps Grades: 2 - 6 NEW! SUMMER SOCCER & SPORT CAMPS FULL DAY SUMMER CAMPS Day Camp Adventures M-F 7/11-15 23 M-F 6/20-24 9-10AM M-F 7/11-15 #410410.01 5:30-6:30PM #410410.02 Developmental Camp Ages: 6 - 14, co-ed A program designed for a beginner level soccer player with a desire to learn this demanding sport, or an elite club player wanting to maximize their potential. minimum 10 Wildwood Park $130/camp (R), $150/camp (NR) Register by 6/13 Session 01, 7/4 Session 02 5:30-6:30PM #420410.02 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, Snack, Water Bottle, Running Shoes Granville Elementary School, Gym $115 (R), $135 (NR) Register by 7/11 M-F 7/18-22 1-4PM #421610 clinics SNAG Golf Camp Ages: 5 - 9, co-ed One of our most popular programs, Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes through proper technique and refining the essential skills of the game. As we know, golf is a challenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes need proper focus on the fundamentals of form, swinging, putting and body positioning. Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system which uses modified equipment to its curriculum developed by PGA professionals, SNAG is specifically designed for the entry-level player; SNAG simplifies instruction so that young players can make an easy & effective transition onto the golf course. All equipment is provided. minimum 6 WHAT YOU NEED: Snack, Water Bottle, Running Shoes, Sunscreen Granville Elementary School, Fields in back $119 (R), $139 (NR) Register by 7/4 M-F 7/11-15 9AM-NOON 24 NEW! Lacrosse is one of the oldest team sports in America, started on the East Coast by the Native Americans in the 12th century. Suit up and come find out why it has grown to be one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Lacrosse combines the basic skills used in soccer, basketball, and hockey into one fast paced, high scoring game. Athletes will learn all the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting, all in a fun, non-checking environment. Our staff will ensure that campers not only learn the sport of lacrosse, but also important life skills such as respect, teamwork, and discipline. Every athlete will come away with a deep understanding of the game and its traditions. minimum 6 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, Snack, Water Bottle, Running Shoes Granville Elementary School, Fields in back $115 (R), $135 (NR) Register by 5/30 M-F 6/6-10 9AM-NOON #420810 Campers learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching, and defense – all in a fun and positive environment. Week ends with the Skyhawks Sports Bowl! minimum 6 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, 2 Snacks, Water Bottle, Running Shoes, Sunscreen Granville Elementary School, Fields in back $115 (R), $135 (NR) Register by 7/18 M-F 7/25-29 9AM-NOON #421110 This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to intermediate players. In addition to technical basketball skills, our basketball staff will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibility. minimum 6 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, Snack, Water Bottle, Running Shoes Granville Elementary School, Gym $115 (R), $135 (NR) Register by 8/1 1-4PM Participants will spend a fun-filled week learning the basic skills of basketball through demonstration, practice, contests and games. 10 minimum, 20 maximum Granville Elementary School, Gym Instructor: Sara Lee, Denison University Physical Education Professor & Women’s Basketball Coach $45 (R), $65 (NR) Register by 6/6 M-Th 6/13-16 4-5PM Basketball Camp Ages: 7 - 12, co-ed M-F 8/8-12 Basketball Clinic Grades: 1 - 4, co-ed #420340 NEW! Tiny-Hawk Camp Ages: 3 & 4, co-ed This multi-sport program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Games and activities are designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. minimum 6 #420310 Keep It Simple Soccer Clinic Ages: 3 - 6 Ready to run and have fun? This minicamp is just the fit for your child. They will be introduced to fundamental soccer skills of dribbling, shooting and passing in a fun active environment. Your child will experience the joy of playing soccer while starting the foundation needed to get started in this life long sport. 10 minimum, 20 maximum Wildwood Park Instructor: Ian McConnell, former Granville Middle School Coach $25 (R), $45 (NR) Register by 6/8 Session 01, 8/1 Session 02 M-Th 6/13-16 6-6:45PM #410420.01 M-Th 8/8-11 #410420.02 6-6:45PM Tennis Clinic Ages: 5 - 13 Look for more information to come on the GRD website! Granville Elementary School, Fields in back $65 (R), $85 (NR) Register by 6/13 #410520 If you are entering grades 6-8th grade are you thinking of joining the middle school field hockey club? If you are a first time/beginning player, come learn the basics of field hockey game play and have FUN! Fundamental Field Hockey Clinic for grades 3-8th grade, first time players. Granville Recreation is offering you the opportunity to try the sport of field hockey before the fall season starts (grades 6-8th)! Girls entering grades 3-5th grade can also come try out this growing sport! The goal of the clinic is to introduce the basics of the sport, focusing on physical activity, fun and preparation for game play. Players will need to provide their own shinguards (soccer shinguards will work for the clinic) and a mouthguard. GRD will be providing sticks and balls to use during the clinic. Your fee will also include a tee-shirt. Instructors for the clinic will be former and current field hockey players. 10 minimum, 50 maximum Bryn Du Mansion Instructor: Lisa Steele $35 (R), $55 (NR) Register by 7/10 Session 01, 7/12 Session 02 Su 7/17 6-8PM Tu 7/19 6-8PM Grades 3-8 #421810.01 Grades 3-8 #421810.02 Granville Bitty Volleyball Clinic Grades: 1 - 6 This instructional camp will cover the fundamentals of Volleyball: serving, ball handling, and passing. Each day will have skill instruction along with competition. Granville Middle School Gym Instructor: GHS Head Coach Todd Parkison, Coach Jenna Sparks and GHS Volleyball players will also be present $60 (R), $80 (NR), includes T-Shirt Register by 6/15 WHAT YOU NEED: Appropriate Clothing, Snack, Water Bottle, Running Shoes M-F 6/20-24 12:30-1:30PM Field Hockey Clinic Grades: 3 - 8 W-F 6/22-24 4:30-6:30PM register for grade entering in fall #421910 summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • summer 2016 Lacrosse Camp Ages: 9 - 12, co-ed #420730 Flag Football Camp Ages: 7 - 12, co-ed SUMMER SPORT CLINICS SUMMER SPORT CAMPS Skyhawks Camps 25 PROGRAM ACTIVITY GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • spring/summer 2016 PROGRAM FEE R/NR 3rd Grade Math Review $150/170 ACT Turbo Workshop $95/115 SAT Turbo Workshop $95/115 Aerobics Tone & Strengthen $50/70 Aerobics Tone & Strengthen $50/70 Art Adventures $75/95 Beginning Dog Obedience $75/95 Bubbles.../Windy Day Fun FREE Chess Club - GIS $60/80 Chess Camp - Novice $40/60 Chess Camp - Advanced $50/70 CPR & First Aid $10/30 Crew Soccer - Beginner $75/95 Crew Soccer - Develop. $130/150 Dive into Reading $150/170 Don’t Eat The Daisies FREE DU Volleyball Clinic FREE Essential Oil Hour FREE Essential Oils - Summer FREE Field Hockey Clinic $35/55 Fitness Workout w/Stroller $40/60 Full Day Summer Camps $150/150 Granville A Walk Thru Time $30/50 Granville Bitty Volleyball $60/80 Great Granville Picnic $25 or 4 Half Day Summer Camps $75/75 Impact Multisport - Yth. Tri... $200/220 Jr. Chefs $100/120 Junior Gardening $45/65 Keep it Simple - Soccer Clinic $25/45 Lego Robotics - Intro $60/80 Lego Robotics - Advanced $65/85 LIFT-Ladies Inspiring Friend... $80/100 Math Camp $75/95 Mini Basketball Clinic $45/65 Mini Monets of Granville $85/105 Miniature Golf Team $12/12 Ohio Boating Edu Course $40/60 Ohio Boating Edu Course $40/60 Park Preschoolers $15/15 Pee Wee Chefs $100/120 Science Olympiad $60/80 SH - Basketball $115/135 SH - Flag Football $115/135 SH - Lacrosse $115/135 SH - Mini Hawk $115/135 SH - SNAG Golf $119/139 SH - Tiny Hawks $65/85 SH - Volleyball $115/135 SVNP - Earth Adventures $95/115 SVNP - Earth Explorers $95/115 Vivacious Van Gogh’s of ... $85/105 Yoga (community) $25/45 fall programs with summer registration spring sport sponsors Cheerleading Grades: 1st/2nd The Granville Recreation District would like to give a special thanks to all of our Winter sport sponsors this year. Cheerleading teaches young athletes all the essential skills to lead the crowd and support the team. Each participant will learn cheers in a fun and encouraging atmosphere which include hand and body movements and jumping techniques. This program will meet once a week on Sunday afternoon for an hour as a combination practice and cheering for the 1st and 2nd grade flag football games. Program will begin early September. Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Lesa Miller if interested lesamiller@granvillerec.org Register: starting June 13 - July 25 Flag Football Grades: 1th/2nd Participants will learn the basic fundamentals of football including passing, catching, defensive strategies and basic plays. This Instructional League will have one Monday night practice and a game on the Sunday afternoon. Teams will play a six week regular season where coaches will serve as the on field officials during games. Games may be stopped during play for coaches to provide instruction and explain rules. Cancelled games will not be made up and teams will play in ‘Football Weather.’ Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Mike Dutton if interested mdutton@granvillerec.org Register: starting Mid June - July 25 Tennis League Grades: 6th - 8th GRD Fall Tennis is for boys & girls. Practices will take place starting in late August at the Granville High School Tennis Courts (day/times TBA). Matches will be played starting in late August both in Granville and in surrounding Columbus suburbs. Team shirt will be provided. Register Mid-June - July 25 Baseballl League: T-Ball 6U Corna-Kokosing Frank Romei & Son Plumbing Granville Lumber Company Hope Timber Kids’ Space Little Village Academy MedBen Roosters (Newark) Coach Pitch 8U Direct Orthopedic Care Mills Insurance Park National Bank Ross’ Granville Market Rotary of Granville The UPS Store US Bridge Minors 10U Calesaric Law DOR-MAR KnuckleHeads Majors 12U Albery Construction DOR-MAR Kendal At Granville Owens Corning Babe Ruth 13U Ross’ Granville Market MedBen Babe Ruth 14U Kiwanis Club of Granville Licking Memorial Health Systems Softball League: 6U Ross’ Granville Market Licking Memorial Family Practice - Granville 8U Buxton Inn Duchess Old School Gym 10U Mickey’s Roofing Radiology of SEO Inc. 12U Licking Memorial Health Systems summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE AGE/GRADE Entering Gr. 4 Grades 9-12 Grades 9-12 Ages 18+ Ages 18+ Ages 6-12 Ages 13+ Ages 3-8 Grades 4-6 Grades 1-6 Grades 1-6 Ages 18+ Ages 3-5 Ages 6-14 Grades K-4 Ages 3-8 Grades 3-8 Ages 18+ Ages 18+ Grades 3-8 Adult/Child Ages 8-12 Grades 3-6 Grades 1-6 Ages All Ages 5-8 Ages 7-12 Grades 6-8 Ages 8+ Ages 3-6 Grades 1-4 Grades 3-7 Grades 3-4 Grades 3-8 Grades 1-4 Ages 4-7 Adult/Child Ages 12+ Ages 12+ Ages 3-6 Grades 3-5 Grades 6-9 Ages 7-12 Ages 7-12 Ages 9-12 Ages 4-7 Ages 5-9 Ages 3 & 4 Ages 7-12 Ages 9-14 Ages 6-8 Ages 8-11 Ages 18+ FALL YOUTH TEAM SPORTS 26 ACTIVITY # 420280.1-2 430230 430220 340512 440510.1-2 420110.1-2 460220 410240.1-2 320230.2 420270.1 420270.2 340230 410410.1-2 420410.1-2 420250.1-2 310110.1 321910 240210.5 240210.6 421810.1-2 240550.4 420540.1-3 420210 421910 461430 420560.1-4 420550 420240 320220 410420.1-2 420220.1-2 420221.1-2 420202.1-2 420281.1-2 420310 420120.1-3 460720 360210.1 460201.1-2 210210.4-5 420230 430240 420340 421110 420810 420520 420730 410520 421610 420261 420260 420130.1-2 440530.1-3 27 walking/biking,hiking trails Field Hockey League(s) Grades: 6th - 8th This age group will play in a league format with practices running 4 nights a week Monday – Thursday. Practices will start August 4th and run thru mid-October. Practice times are TBA & all practices will be held on the front lawn of the Bryn Du Mansion. Games are scheduled throughout the Columbus area. Players will need to provide mouth guard, shin guards, stick and goggles. Goggles must meet safety standard ASTM - F2713-09. Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Mike Dutton if interested mdutton@granvillerec.org Register Mid-June - July 25 Field Hockey Clinic Grades: 4th & 5th GRD PROGRAM GUIDE • winter summer 2015 2016 28 Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Mike Dutton if interested mdutton@granvillerec.org Register Mid-June - August 21 Join the GRD Pre K – 2nd Grade soccer program where the emphasis is on learning basic skills, making friends, being active and having FUN! All divisions are co-ed and are set up as follows: Pre K, K, 1st Grade & 2nd Grade. All practices and games will be held @ Wildwood Park. Pre K players must be 4 years old by 9/1/16. PreK: M 6:30-7:15PM Kindergarten: Practice W 6:30-7:15PM, Game Sa 9:30-10:30AM 1st Grade: Practice, Tu 6:30-7:15PM, Game, Sa 11:00AM-NOON 2nd Grade: Practice, Th 6:30-7:15PM, Game Sa 12:30-1:30PM All practices will begin the week of August 29th. Games will start September 10 - October 22. Register Mid-June - August 7 Soccer League Grades: 3rd/4th, 5th/6th (boys & girls divisions in each) Divisions will be split up by boys & girls. All players will begin the season with a mandatory Player Evaluation Night with details TBA. This information will be used by the Volunteer Head Coaches to draft teams. Practices will begin August 29th and take place at Raccoon Valley Park several nights a week (days & times are TBA). All teams will participate in the C.E.S.A. (Columbus East Soccer Association) League with games taking place at Easton. Teams will end the season with a post season tournament. Jersey will be provided. Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, contact Mike Dutton if interested mdutton@granvillerec.org Register Mid-June - August 3 Middle School Soccer League Grades: 7th & 8th (boys & girls divisions per grade) Divisions will be split up by boys & girls. All players will begin the season with a mandatory Player Evaluation Night will be Wednesday, August 3rd if necessary. This information will be used by the Head Coaches to draft teams if necessary. Practices will begin in late August and take place at Raccoon Valley Park several nights a week (days & times are TBA). All teams will participate in the M.S.S.A (Middle School Soccer Association) League with games taking place in Granville and surrounding Columbus suburbs. Teams will end the season with a post season tournament. Uniform will be provided. Register Mid-June - July 25 TRAIL LOCATION Licking County Trials Johnstown to Newark Reddington Road (Newark) to Cherry Valley Lodge Cherry Valley Lodge To YMCA YMCA to East Main Street Newark Campus to J. Gilbert Reese Bridge Country Club Dr Parking Lot to Goosepond Branch Path to Baker Blvd Campus Path to Lefevre Hall Campus Path to Ponds Everett Ave to Manning St Panhandle Trail - Newark To Marine Panhandle Trail - Marine to Felumlee Rd Blackhand Gorge Heath Trails Total MILES DESCRIPTION 14.3 Paved 0.5 Paved 3.3 2.3 0.7 Paved Paved Paved 2.1 Paved 0.6 0.1 0.2 1.4 5.2 Paved Paved Paved Paved Paved 4.7 Paved 4.2 4.5 44.1 Paved Paved Licking County Trail Map: http://www.trail2health.org/Maps/Licking%20County%20Recreational%20Trail.pdf TRAIL ADDRES Infirmary Mound Park 4351 Lancaster Road, Granville DESCRIPTION 6 miles of multi-purpose trails open to hikers, leashed pets, mountain bikers, and horses. Lobdell Reserve 10250 Flint Ridge Road, Newark6 miles of multi-purpose trails open to hikers, leashed pets, mountain bikers, and horses. Ohio Canal Greenway 101 Canal Road, Hebron 3.8 miles of multipurpose trails open to hikers, leashed pets, mountain bikes, and horses. Riverview Preserve 375 Ohio Street, Newark 3 miles of trails open to hikers. Morris Woods 7495 Dutch Lane, Johnstown State Preserve 1.5 miles of trails open to hikers. Taft Reserve 3100 Mounts Road, Alexandria 8 miles of multi-purpose trails open to hikers, leashed pets, mountain bikers, and horses. TRAIL MAPS can be found at, http://www.lickingparkdistrict.com/trails.html TRAIL HOTLINE: (740) 349-4823 spring/summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE The format for this age group will be a clinic that follows the FUN-damentals of the Field Hockey program developed by USA Field Hockey. This clinic will teach girls the basics for the game and introduce a love of the sport by emphasizing fun. The clinic will run for three weeks on Sunday evenings from 6:00PM - 7:30PM at the Bryn Du Mansion front lawn. Dates are 9/14 – 9/28. Players will need to provide shin guards and mouth guard but sticks will be provided. Soccer League(s) Grades: Pre K - 2nd PARKS & RECREATI ON FALL YOUTH TEAM SPORTS fall programs 29 Bicentennial Park W Broadway & Raccoon Valley Rd, Granville • Former Whitepoint property used for Granville’s community Bicentennial celebration in 2005 • Park benches • Parking to access the T.J. Evans Bike Path Body Wilkin Reserve 1170 Wilkins Run Road NE, Newark •160-acre farm • Donated in 2007 by Donald & Margaret Boyd •Fascinating glacial deposits & formations • Open to visitors by permit only Fanchion Lewis Park 1179 Jones Road, Granville •43-acres • Nature trails • Fishing Pond Frederick R. Reese Wildlife Sanctuary 6210 Grumms Lane, Newark • 103-acre woodland • Impressive sandstone outcroppings • Wildflowers & Wildlife • Open to visitors by permit only Fritz Drumm 4351 Lancaster Road, Granville • 316-acre park • Prehistoric “Infirmary Mound” • Picnics and shelter houses • Fishing • Walking/Hiking • Horseback Riding • Equestrian events (shows, hunter pacing, etc.) • Small playground areas • Sledding (winter season) • Meeting/gathering facilities • Indoor and outdoor rental areas • Special Events Lobdell Reserve 3100 Mounts Road, Alexandria • 210-acre reserve, including woodlands, meadows and beautiful stream corridor • Cliffs with scenic views • 8 miles of trails,e (easy to challenging) • Great for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking • Championship caliber Frisbee disc golfing course Morris Woods State Nature Preserve 7495 Dutch Lane, Johnstown • 107-acre forest (mostly beech-maple) • Managed by Licking County in cooperation with ODNR • Small lake and wetlands area(s) • Wildlife Ohio Canal Greenway 101 Canal Road, Hebron • 3.8-mile multi-purpose trail • Excellent bird-watching, fishing, horseback riding and hiking • Wooden covered bridge KnuckleHeads Ice Cream & Sandwich Shop Good for 1 FREE small ice cream cone (van/choc/twist) parks in licking county Opera House Park 101 East Broadway • Located on the site of the Granville Opera House, which was destroyed by fire on April 7, 1982 • Extensive landscaping and trees, walkways, benches Raccoon Valley Park River Road at State Route 16, Granville • 7 baseball/softball diamonds, 1 babe ruth diamond and 5 batting cages • Soccer fields •Handicapped-Accessible Playground • Access to TJ Evans bike path - NEW • Picnic Tables • Park open dawn to sunset Riverview Reserve 375 Ohio Street, Newark • 110-acre preserve, follows Licking River through woodland and wetland habitats •Numerous wildflowers & wildlife • Fishing •Canoe launch site • Plenty of parking Salt Run Park Located off Rt 16 E, Granville • 52-acre park •Park is not currently developed, no available parking Spring Valley Preserve 1539 Columbus Road, Granville For shelter house reservation contact the GRD at 740.587.1976. • Grassy fields • Marked nature trails • Woodlands • Large and small shelter houses • Park open dawn to sunset Sugarloaf Park 411 West Broadway, Granville At the top of the park, accessible by the nature trails, is the Founders Monument, which was dedicated in 1905 during the Granville Centennial celebration. • Marked nature trails, picnic tables Taft Reserve 470 S Main St Granville Shopping Center Serving over 36 flavors of soft serve 10250 Flint Ridge Road, Newark • 425-acre reserve, mostly meadows and woodlands •8-miles of horseback riding and hiking trails TJ Evans & Panhandle Bike Paths Crosses middle of Licking County, Ranging from East of Hanover to Newark to Johnstown The Licking Park District is responsible for much of the mowing and maintenance of the paved bike paths that cross our county. They also play a leadership role in exploring future bike path development. Current topics under consideration include a path in the Pataskala area, as well as a path in the Heath/Lakewood area. If funding allows, the District plans to provide assistance in the repaving project at Black Hand Gorge State Nature Preserve in Toboso (eastern Licking County). Tyler Powell Preserve Mill Street Road, Pataskala • 13-acre preserve • Haven for wildlife and plantlife amidst suburban/subdivision development • Protects Muddy Fork Creek (tributary to south fork of Licking County) • Open to visitors by permit only Wildwood Park 785 West Broadway, Granville For shelter house reservation contact the GRD at 740.587.1976. • Nice wood playground • Shelter house with picnic tables, barbecue grill • Soccer fields • Community gardens • Dog park • Access to TJ Evans bike path • Park open dawn to sunset William C. Kraner Nature Center 10383 Fairview Road, Newark William C. Kraner Nature Center offers programs for children, families, and adults with live educational animals and collections of study skins, nests, and other natural materials useful as aids in learning about nature. This facility is managed by Ohio Nature Education (ONE). • Educational displays about Licking County cultural and natural history • Currently managed by O.N.E. • Excellent experience for local youth and students spring/summer 2016 • GRD PROGRAM GUIDE 4839 Lobdell Road, Alexandria In 2015, the Fritz Drumm Memorial Fund developed and opened for baseball and softball games, through a long-term lease agreement with the Licking Park District. For more information on the use of this site, contact Brian Dague at (614) 554-6086. Infirmary Mound Park PARKS & RECREATI ON PARKS & RECREATION parks in licking county 31 GRANVILLE 20 16 AUGUST 13th REGISTER YOUR TABLE GRANVI LLEREC.ORG REGISTRATION BEGINS 6-1-16 country fun awaits
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