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Keep through March 2012
They grew up to join the
Lee’s Summit Medical Center team.
Remember the over-achievers in grade school?
They became part of Lee’s Summit Medical Center’s
heart and stroke care team. We are proud of our
recent Gold Plus awards from the American Heart
Association/American Stroke Association for
meeting and exceeding the national standards of
care for coronary artery disease and stroke. Our
doctors, nurses and other health professionals are
the only ones in our community to earn an A+.
If you are or someone you love is experience the
signs or symptoms of a heart attack or stroke, don’t
wait. Call 9-1-1 and make Lee’s Summit Medical
Center your choice for award-winning care.
Heart attack SymptomS Stroke SymptomS
• Chest pain or chest discomfort is the most common • Sudden weakness or numbness of the face,
sign of a heart attack. arm or leg on one side of the body.
• An uncomfortable squeezing or pressure sensation • Sudden dimness or loss of vision,
in the chest that lasts more than a few minutes or particularly in one eye.
goes away or comes back. • Loss of speech or trouble talking
• Chest pain with sweating, nausea, shortness of • Sudden, severe headache with no known
breath, lightheadedness, or fainting. or apparent cause.
• New chest pain in a person who has already had a • Unexplained dizziness, unsteadiness, or sudden
heart attack. falls, especially accompanied by any of the
previous symptoms.
2100 SE Blue Parkway Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
www.LeesSummitMedicalCenter.com
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Want to volunteer? quick contacts table of contents
Look for the VIP Logo! Website: www.lsparks.net General Information
Main Office: 816.969.1500 Cemetery ................................. 30
Whether it’s helping children with crafts and 220 SE Green Street. 64063 Contact Us ............................... 4
activities or assisting at special events, volun- Fax: 816.969.1515 Featured Park .......................... 33
teers are needed all year long. It’s easy. Call 969-1541 Gamber Center: 816.969.1580 General Info & FAQ’s............... 5
See page 10 Letter from the Administrator ... 6
to speak with our “Volunteers In Parks” Coordinator or Harris Park Community Center Location Abbreviations ............ 3
email tprice@cityofls.net 816.969.1540. See page 13 Parks & Shelter Rentals .......... 33
Legacy Park Community Center Youth Sports Associations ....... 23
816.969.1550. See page 14
register online Summit Waves Special Events .............. 7
Get your household ID by emailing hhinfo@cityofls.net (Closed for the season)
LSPR Facilities
Have your Visa, MasterCard or Discover Number and Expiration date Cancellation Line: 816.969.1516
x 1 (Itty Bitty & Pee Wee) Gamber Center....................... 10-12
handy and go to www.lsparks.net. Click on Programs & Activities and x 2 (Youth Athletics) Amenities, Activities, Events
register for most* LSPR activities from the comfort of your own home. x 3 (Adult Athletics) Fitness Membership ......... 9
x 4 (Instructional Classes) Rentals.............................. 34-35
* Some programs do not allow on-line registration. x 7 (Special Events)
Harris Park Community Ctr .....13
Cemetery: 816.969.1590
Commissions: See page 8 Hartman Park Sports Complex..32
register in person Friends of the Parks: See page 8 Legacy Park Community Ctr ...14
LSPR Main Office: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm Inclusion Coordinator: 816.969.1555 Amenities, Activities, Events
Park Pals: See page 8 Fitness Memberships........ 9
Gamber Center: Monday - Thursday, 6am-9pm; Saturday, 9am - 5pm; Rentals.............................. 34-35
Sunday, 12pm - 4pm Volunteer In Parks: 816.969.1541
Harris Park Community Center: Monday - Friday, 3pm - 8pm
Activities / Programming
location key Adult Athletics ....................... 31-32
Legacy Park Community Center: Monday - Thursday, 5:30am-9pm; AMP: Abundant Moments Photography Leagues: Basketball, Corn-
Saturday, 7am - 8pm; Sunday, 10am - 8pm 3801 SW Windemere Dr holing, Dodgeball, Kickball,
CDHP: Hartman Park Softball, Ultimate Frisbee,
700 SW Pryor Rd Volleyball
register by phone CHAL: City Hall Adult Enrichment................... 27-30
Please have your information and credit card ready. We accept Visa, 220 SE Green Street Arts & Crafts ..................... 27
FRAR: Fred Arbanas Golf Course Belly Dancing .................... 27
Mastercard and Discover. Some programs, like Camp Summit enroll- Computer & Social Media . 27
11100 View High, KCMO
ment do not allow for phone registrations. Call 816.969.1500. CPR, First Aid, &
GC: Gamber Center
Self Defense ..................... 27-28
4 SE Independence Dance ............................... 28
HOWP: Howard Park Health & Fitness ............... 28-30
register by mail 3498 NE Independence Avenue Just for Fun ....................... 30
HPCC: Harris Park Community Ctr Photography ..................... 30
Few programs require a registration form. The information needed to 110 SW Blue Parkway Camp Summit ....................... 15
complete your registration include: Guardian Name, Phone & Address. K9IM: K9’s in Motion Dog Obedience ...................... 26
Participant Name and DOB. Activity #, Name, Date & Time. 1221 C SE Broadway Drive
Teen Programs....................... 16
LMCP: Lea McKeighan Park
Mail registration form (if applicable) & payment to: LSPR-Registration: 125 NE Chipman Rd
Youth Athletics....................... 24
220 SE Green St • LS, MO 64063 LPCC: Legacy Park Community Ctr Youth Enrichment .................. 17-23
901 NE Bluestem Drive Animal Wonders ............... 17
Art ..................................... 17-18
MJF: Miller J. Fields
Babysitting ........................ 18
1301 SE 3rd Terr
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Computer .......................... 18
MSNC: Market St Neighborhood Ctr Dance ............................... 19
307 SW Market Street Drama & Theater .............. 19
www.lsparks.net SUMP: Summit Park First Aid ............................. 19
451 NW Blue Pkwy Horsemanship & Riding .... 20
POTR: Potter’s Haven Magic & Games ................ 20
5 SW 4th St Pint Size Play & Parties .... 16
Need Transportation? PTKD: Pruter’s Tae Kwon Do Sports & Fitness ............... 20-22
OATS • 816.380.7433 818 SW Blue Parkway
Swim Lessons................... 22-23
Metro Bus • 816.346.0346
SST: Sunset Trails Stables
2100 SE Ranson Road
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general info & faq’s park rules & reservations
lspr refund policy. “SATISFACTION GUARANTEE*”. For a listing of LSPR parks and amenities, turn to page 33.
If you are not satisfied for any reason, inform us and the following arrangements will • Reserving a shelter does not give exclusive use to playgrounds or other
be made: 1. Receive a full refund. 2. Repeat the activity at no charge. 3. Receive amenities, only the shelter.
full credit that can be applied to any departmental activity. In order to receive the • Garage sales are not permitted in the parks.
full refund, the participant must meet in person with the appropriate supervisor • Petting Zoos, Horses, Carnivals, Personal Water Slide, Pools, and Music
unless the request is made prior to the beginning of the program and then requests Concerts are NOT allowed.
may be made over the phone. Proof of enrollment (receipt, canceled check) may • Electrically amplified music is not allowed.
be required. Refund checks or credits to credit cards will be processed within 14 • Motorized vehicles are allowed in designated parking areas only.
business days. *We are unable to refund activities that are provided by another
organization or business. i.e. Kansas City Royals tickets, theater tickets, etc. The following are NOT allowed in the parks.
1. DAMAGE of park property. City Ordinance Chp. 17-85
2. USE of parks from 11:00pm until 5:00am. City Ordinance Chp. 19 Art III
24 hour cancellation policy. A 24 hour notice of 3. COURT PLAY over one hour when others are waiting.
cancellation or change in contracted services like massage therapy, personal train- 4. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. City Ordinance Chp. 19 Art III
ing and private swim lessons is required. If an appointment is cancelled or changed 5. Motorized VEHICLES on park grounds. City Ordinance Chp. 19 Art III
within less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, a refund will NOT be pro- 6. SKATES, BICYCLES or SKATEBOARDS on (standard) sidewalks,
cessed. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor prior to the 24 hour notice, parking lots or court areas. City Ordinance Chp. 29-11
the appointment may be rescheduled or refunded. In the event of a cancellation by 7. LITTERING. City Ordinance Chp. 17-89
the contractor less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, you may reschedule
your appointment and will receive an additional 15 minutes of service at no charge. Smoking Policy. Smoking is prohibited within 50’ of LSPR’s: Playgrounds; Youth
Sports Venues; Designated Youth Practice Fields; Lea-McKeighan Skate Park;
in case of bad weather . Call 816.969.1516 Lea-McKeighan Sand Volleyball Courts; Summit Waves; LPCC; HPCC; Gamber
a half hour or less before your scheduled activity to see if it has been Center; Happy Tails Park; Tennis Courts; Howard Park Hockey rink & Skate Area;
cancelled. If the activity is scheduled at an R-7 school and school was Lowenstein Park Children’s Memorial Butterfly Garden; Outdoor Basketball Courts;
cancelled during the day, so are the activities for that evening. Legacy Park Amphitheater.
Alcohol is allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Legacy Park Shelter 1 & 2,
program disclaimer. LSPR reserves the right to can- Lowenstein Park and Summit Park for $25. City ordinance prohibits the sale
cel, combine or divide classes. There may be a need to change dates, of alcohol on park property. Consumption of alcohol is also prohibited without a
times, locations, instructors, fees or program outline revisions of any pro- special permit from LSPR.
gram offerings. We will give as much notice as possible for changes made.
Bounce Houses are allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Legacy, Lowenstein, Miller
inclusive statement. LSPR provides recreation programs
J Fields, Osage Trails, and Summit Parks for $25. Renter provides all neces-
sary equipment.
which are open to all residents in the city and seeks and supports participation by all
citizens with a variety of interests and abilities. If you or a family member needs accom- Additional Information. Your fee covers any number of hours required for your
modations or support to participate in LSPR programs, contact us prior to enrolling. reservation for the day of your rental. Restrooms/Comfort Stations are seasonal,
typically April 15 and October 15, but please call to verify dates.
financial assistance. If you are experiencing financial
hardships and need assistance to participate in any of the LSPR programs
or activities, please contact us at 816.969.1500 or visit any of our locations.
benefits of Bein’Fit!
employment. Positions are listed at www.lsparks. The icons below indicate some of the benefits of the programs offered.
net. Applications available at all locations and at www.lsparks.net Use the information to encourage yourself, your family and others to
enjoy parks and recreation and their benefits!
why key fobs? For your convenience! The Key FOB is
Physical Benefits
easy to carry with you as it slides onto your key ring. In addition, the Key
Improve/Maintain Health; Increase Flexibility; Increase
FOB allows LSPR to better track attendance, to know who is using the
Strength and Endurance; Improve Coordination & Balance
facilities and save time when registering for programs or swiping in at facili-
ties. Stop by anytime to pick up your free Key FOB at any of our facilities Social Benefits
so you can start carrying your Key to Fun! (Replacement FOBs are $5) Peer Support; Teamwork & Team Spirit; Community
Connection; Quality Family Time
say cheese please. LSPR staff may take photos of activities. Personal Benefits
These photos may be used in future Illustrateds, on the website, brochures, articles,
Fun; Learning & Education; Relaxation; ME Time
ads, etc. Thanks for saying cheese!
Psychological Benefits
camera policy. No person shall use a camera, cell phone or PDA Encourages Positive Attitude; Sense of Well-Being; Increased
in any changing room or washroom in LSPR facilities. Please report any actions Energy Level; Stress Reduction; Soothes Mind & Body
to the contrary.
Environmental Benefits
Fresh Air; Nature; Preservation; Appreciation
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ADMINISTRATION
LS Soccer Association
Superintendent, Carole Culbertson
www.lssa.org
Administrative Services
Rainout Line: 816.545.GOAL (4625)
Brian Whitley Allan Gray Joseph Spallo Coordinator, Donna Hicks
Info: 816.554.BALL (2255)
District II District II District III Marketing Coordinator, Shannon
LSFA Tackle Football & Gammon
Cheerleading Service Representative, Dana
www.lsfootball.org Thurber
Info: 816.678.9927 RECREATION
lsfootball@comcast.net Superintendent, David Dean
LS Jr Basketball Association Assistant Superintendent, Tede
www.lsbasketball.com Price
Ed Cockrell Bob Johnson Development Coordinator, Dawn
Dave Mosby
District III District IV LS Wrestling Club Myers
District IV
Mayor Pro Tem www.tigerswrestling.net Gamber Center Manager, Pat
Jeff Foley: 242.2698 Shepard
Gamber Center Custodian, Matt
lee’s summit park board past park board Whitley
Kay Abrahamson, Don Allen, Diane Black, Harris Park Maintenance
Dan Blackwell, James Boughan, William Supervisor, Scott Wallace
Boyd, Jim Brockman, Walter Bruer, Bob LPCC Manager, Jodi Bell
Busby, Karen Cain, Beverly Cassity, Bill LPCC Service Representatives, Kim
Childers, Charles Clifton, Jack Clingenpeel, Dillard, Lisa Huskey
Jana Cummings, Bonnie Douglas, Jim
LPCC Maintenance Supervisor,
Drake, Mac Dumler, Oral Flippen, Richard
Forbes, Ruthie Funk, Tom Hardin, Helen
Mitchell Buhman
Nancy Kelley Marly McMillen Hope Davis Hatfield, Doug Hatridge, Winton Hutson, LPCC Custodian, Sally Reed
President Vice President Treasurer Max Jewell, Karen Johnson, Kenneth Recreation Supervisors, Rob
Jones, Leonard Jordan, Richard Kelly, Freeborn, Eve Rioux, Kyle Crews,
Andrew Kuhar, Mary Laird, Jim Mack, Megan Childs, Evan Daniels
George Martin, William Mathews, Dorothy
Miller, Robert Newell, Mrs. Walter Niles, PARK OPERATIONS &
Frank Nugent, John O’Bryant, Jim Osborne, CONSTRUCTION
J.W. Page, Marjorie Perkins, Ralph
Superintendent of Park Operations,
Powell, Thomas Powell, Garey Reeves,
John Richardson, Everett Schofield, Joe
Scott Anderson
Sell, Harold Shafer, Gunter Stein, Russell Superintendent of Park
Mindy Aulenbach Paula Belser Daniel Caldwell Stokes, Mike Stuckey, Steve Swanson, Construction, Gary Welty
Lee Thomas, John Turney, Ken Urion, Tom Assistant Superintendent, Steve
Weir, Wes Westmoreland, Tom Wilson, Casey
Randy Woods, Fred Woolf Supervisor of Grounds/Cemetery
Sexton, Bill Rust
on the cover Legacy Park Supervisor, Devin
Little girls just Wetzel
wanna have fun and Park Maintenance Supervisor,
they did at the 2011 Robert Sanchez
Steve Hardin Brian Hutchin Tom Tougas Father/Daughter Park Specialists, Kevin Brackman,
Dance. It hosted Ken Harper, Rob Hemme, Keith
Public Participation: Board meetings are held the 4th Wednesday of the month at 7pm, at over 158 “couples”
Schloman, Bob Story, Randy
220 SE Green. In the meeting, the public is permitted to speak during “comments from the at Legacy Park Community Center & the
public” portion of the meeting by following this procedure: Fill out a public participation form
Anderson, Stormy Dale, Elizabeth
Gamber Center. This year’s theme is
available at the main office. Submit it to the department at least five working days before “Winter Ball” and is sure to be a special
Drentlaw, Steve Bonner, Brett Peery,
the applicable Board meeting. The individual will then be placed on the agenda and given event. Find out more on page 7. Steve Kirchhoff, Tyler Smith
five minutes.
816.969.1500 • “Every Age, Every Season” • page 5
letter from the administrator Meet our newest
Greetings all, • Protect our natural resources; like legacy full time staff
I have been very pleased with Parks native grasses and the parks systems Evan Daniels
the outcomes of our “Did You preservation of 1200acres of open space. Recreation Supervisor for
Know” campaign and the re- • Community development: like providing op- RevUP
sulting Friends of the Park portunities for 3,200 volunteers to donate
130,000 hours of their tme at a community Evan has worked for LSPR
(FOP) program that began last in some capacity for over six
year. We have over 2300 friends now and more value of $2.6M in savings to our community.
years. In July she came on
joining each day. On October 16th Lee’s Sum- We have identified
mit Parks & recreation hosted it’s first Friends of over 300 of these Did You Know board as a full-timer. She graduated from
Truman State with a BS in Exercise Science
the Parks event benefits that we and Minor in Health Studies. She began her
- a “Fall Friend- have been sharing professional career with two great intern-
zy” at Hartman with our “Friends”. ships, first at Cooper Aerobics in Austin, TX
Park. It was all If you have seen the benefits of parks and recre- and then at Apple in Cupertino, CA where
we hoped for ation in your life, tell us about it on our Facebook she served as the Preventative Care Intern.
with families page! Evan is married to Grant, a 2nd LT in the
out in the park US Army Reserves and employee of Bartlett
“Did You Know” is not our only new and inno-
playing games, Grain Company, and says when not at work
vative program. Lee’s Summit Parks and Recre-
taking walks on they love weekend getaways and spending
ation is also dedicated to supporting and encour-
the nature trail time with family.
aging a healthy community, and to that end we
and genuinely
have introduced “RevUP - Fitness Matters, Well-
enjoying quality Dawn Myers
ness Works”. It is available to corporations and
family time. The Development Coordinator
organizations around the Lee’s Summit area as
fine cuisine pro-
a corporate wellness program, and to residents Dawn joined LSPR in August
vided was an-
in Lee’s Summit and surrounding communi- with the big job of finding
other highlight
ties as a community wellness program. The 12 funding for special events
with staff pre-
week wellness program is designed to produce and program. Her back-
paring hot dogs
remarkable results through a complete package ground in Development and Grant Writing for
and popcorn. If
deal. It includes comprehensive fitness assess- UCM and several school districts along with
you are not yet
ments, unique and integrative personal training her BS in Public Relations and Marketing
a “FOP” sign up quick - our next event will be
and fitness programs designed specifically to from UCM makes her a perfect fit. Dawn bal-
this winter with a party at the Legacy Park Com-
meet individual needs and goals and weekly nu- ances this job, three kids and her own cake
munity Center. I cannot wait to see what family
trition and lifestyle classes following the Healthy decorating. Dawn believes that “all we need
fun your parks and recreation staff comes up with
Eating Everyday program. Finally, wellness and to know in life can be learned in the kitchen:
for this venue.
incentive challenges are offered throughout the patience, accepting disappointment and us-
In case you are curious, “The Did You Know” duration of the program and consist of anything ing it to improve, math, creativity, art, and fun.
campaign was the result of a realization that most from walking programs and water challenges, to
of the people we serve and even our own staff smoking cessation. Scott Wallace
do not have a good understandig of the benefits Harris Park Maintenance
RevUP is located at
that a good parks and recreation department can Supervisor
Legacy Park Com-
proviede for a community. So we developed this
munity Center and Before deciding to commit
program to educate our citizens about the real
participants receive his summers to Summit
and tangible benefits like:
a free membership Waves and the rest of the
• Strengthens community image and sense of
for the length of their program. Contact Evan seasons to Harris Park Community Center,
place; like Legacy Park
Daniels (edaniels@cityofls.net) to see how we Scott worked in residential home remodeling
• Supports economic development and ac-
can customize a program for you, your family or and the residential/commercial swimming
tivity: like the $300,000 that our downtown
your business! pool industry. Scott hales from San Diego
festivals bring into downtown serving 15,000
citizens As we prepare to kick off a new calendar year I and despite the cold winters he says he
• Enhances community safety and security; almost hate to say good-bye to 2011 - but 2012 loves it here with the only hard part being
Did you know it costs $71,000 to incarcerate promises another great year. We may even a Charger’s fan in Kansas City. He and his
one junivile for one year, we provide over have a few surprises for you. We look forward to wife Amy have a daughter named Ayla and
300 summer jobs for youth providing healthy seeing you at one or all of them! a dog named Sadie. Scott says when not
opportunities for their development working he brews cider, beer & wine, enjoys
• Promotes health and wellness; like the com- disc golf, and rides dirt bikes.
munity wellness program called RevUp that
will serve over 300 citizens this next year
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special events
To register for these events visit WANTED! Vendors for Family Health Fair!
www.lsparks.net or call 816.969.1500. Perfect place to share your products & services with a
To voluntarily assist at the events, call 969-1541 wide range of ages. Interactive booths are encouraged!
Event will be Sunday, May 6. 12 - 6pm at Harris Park Com-
LS Parks & Recreation wants you to munity Center. Early Bird Booth reservation fee, $45 for 10’x10’
space. After April 1st booth space will be $60. Call 969-1556
get in the SPIRIT at our
Holiday Carni val
Saturday, November 19
1-4pm at Harris Park Community Center
110 SW Blue Parkway in Lee’s Summit
Cupcake Walk, Crafts, Activities
Games, 1-4pm designed for
while supplies last! kids up to age 12.
(all children must be
Cookie Factory & accompanied by an adult).
Face Painting, 1-3pm
Early Bird Special!
Candy Cane Scramble Register by Nov. 12:
• for ages 7-12: 1:15pm Kids 3 - 12: $8 each.
• for ages 3-6: 1:40pm Kids under 3: $3 each.
After 11/16: $10 / $4
Visit with Santa, 2:30-
3:30pm. Bring your camera!
816.969.1500
www.lsparks.net
220 SE Green Street • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
Friday, Feb. 3 & Saturday, Feb. 4 • 6 - 9pm
Legacy Park Community Center and Gamber Center
Dinner, music, dancing and games.
Daughters will receive a photo, rose and a
goody bag. For girls 3-12 and fathers,
stepfathers and grandfathers of all ages!
$25 per person. Sorry, group seating reservations are not available.
Register by January 27, 2012. First come, first serve. Fills fast!
Save the date! Mother/Son
Spring Soiree, April 27!
816.969.1500 • “Every Age, Every Season” • page 7
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ask about our
Adopt-
Get Involved… ART BUILDS COMMUNITY!
Did you know the Lee’s Summit Arts Council is here for you?
Whether you are an artist or an art enthusiast, we’re here for you!
A-Spot
Program
We’re here to make connections, build awareness and create
opportunity.
Visit www.lsartscouncil.net to get involved and learn more.
Visit us online at www.lsartscouncil.net An opportunity to help beautify Lee’s Summit!
Find us on Facebook under Lee’s Summit Arts Council
Lee’s Summit Arts Council | 220 SE Green Street
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 | 816-969-1513 816.969.1500 • lsbc@cityofls.net • www.lsparks.net
or Tede.Price@cityofls.net
Working together to improve our parks and foster a
FRIENDS
sense of pride and cooperation in our neighborhoods.
OF THE PARKS
Park Your parks need you!
We look forward to the
PaLS
PARKS ARE MORE
opportunity to work
THAN FUN & GAMES
together with you to
improve our parks and
Join and learn about the benefits your foster a sense of pride
ls parks & recreation department provides and cooperation in our
for you, your family & our community.
Program neighborhoods.
Become a friend today! You can make
FREE membership a difference in
endless benefits!
your community!
Sign up online at www.lsparks.net to receive
your window decal and welcome packet
For more info contact Robert Sanchez at
legacy for parks foundation
969-1575 or rsanchez@cityofls.net
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community center membership plans
JOIN ONE Membership, TWO Facilities
The “LS Passport”
JOIN Legacy Park Community Center
-AND- the Gamber Fitness Center
LPCC Annual Fee
Both locations FEATURE... Annual Fee Plan
Entire fee due at time of
enrollment. Entire fee due at time of enrollment.
• Discounted: $190 • Cardio Equipment
• Regular: $225
• Free Weights • Discounted Rate: $240
• Regular Rate: $300
• Circuit Training Equipment
• Unlimited Fitness Classes
LPCC Mo. Fee • Discounts on Personal Training
$25 Enrollment Fee & 1st
and Massage Therapy
month fee due at time of
enrollment. Monthly Fee Plan
• Discounted:
LPCC also INCLUDES... $25 enrollment fee & first month fee due at time
• Gymnasium of enrollment.
$15.83 / mo.
• Discounted Rate: $20 / mo.
• Racquetball
• Regular: • Indoor aquatics
$18.75 / mo. •
•
Virtual cycling
Elevated track
• Regular Rate: $25 / mo.
• Discounts on Indoor Swim Lessons
GC Annual Fee & Childcare Card! Regarding Discounted Rates: Proof of resi-
Entire fee due at time of
dency in LS required. LS Residents live within
enrollment.
• Discounted: $150
at the GC ENJOY... city limits AND pay LS property tax (not Jackson
• Treadmills, bikes and elipticals with Co or R-7 taxes). LS mailing address does NOT
• Regular: $185 personal viewing screens AND cable! guarantee residency.
GC Monthly Fee
$25 Enrollment Fee & 1st
month fee due at time of
enrollment. Single Visit Fees
• Discounted: • Legacy Park Community Center: Discounted, $6 / Regular, $8
$12.50 / mo. For more information about the LPCC, turn to page 12
• Regular: • Gamber Center: Discounted, $5 / Regular, $6.25
$15.42 / mo. Details about Gamber Center activities and events on page 10 - 11
816.969.1500 • “Every Age, Every Season” • page 9
The Gamber Center
Designed to serve Lee’s Summit’s 50+ population and more!
4 SE Independence Avenue What can you do at the GC?
LSMO 64063 Here are some of our free amenities...
Located just off 291 Highway and 2nd Street. • Walking the Grand Hall (18 laps = 1 mile)
• Billiard Room with 3 tables
Tel: 816-969-1580 • Fax: 816-969-1589 • (2) “Wii”s: Try bowling, tennis, golf and Wii Fit Plus!
Web: www.lsparks.net (click on facilities) • 12 computers with internet access
Fitness classes and menu available on website. • Library/Bistro: play cards, games or read!
Hours of Operation • Chess group, Dominoes, Checkers, Puzzle table
• Monday - Thursday, 6am - 9pm • Entertainment after “Lunch with Us” unless otherwise noted.
• Friday, 6am - 5pm • Monthly birthday party with free refreshments
• Saturday, 9am - 5pm And when it’s fabulous outside…
• Sunday, 12pm - 4pm • Get fit on the Outdoor Fitness Equipment: Balance Steps, Squat
Special Hours of Operation Press, Plyometrics, Cardio Stepper, Assisted Row/Push-Up, Pull-Up/
• CLOSING at 4pm: Saturday, Dec. 24. Dip, Tai Chi Wheels, Chest/Back Press, & Ab Crunch/Leg Lift.
Sunday, Jan. 1. • Use the walking path (3 laps = 1 mile)
• CLOSED: Thursday, Nov. 24. Sunday, • Play Croquet or Bocce Ball or enjoy a book in the courtyard
December 25. • Garden in our planter boxes
YUMMY LUNCHES! Weekly Activities!
Tuesday through Thursday, served 12 - • Bingo & Lunch • Tuesdays, 10:30am - 1:00pm
12:30pm, just $5 (excluding themed events) Includes lunch. Payment taken at the door, games are free. Fee: $6
• Chess • Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 1-4pm
If you are interested in playing chess or just learning, join us!
BRUNCH in the Bistro!
Mondays & Fridays, 9-11am. • Bridge/Cards • Wednesdays/Fridays, 12:30-4pm
We’ll be in the Yellowstone Room. Fee: $1 / person
Prices range $1 - $5.
Reservations recommended but not required. Volunteering at the GC
The GC has several volunteering opportunities & we are in
Watch for exciting specials and view the need of volunteers to make items to sell in the gift shop. We
Daily Menu at www.lsparks.net have fabric and notions, just need a creative person to turn
them in to usable items!
Fitness Center Membership Fees Secret Angel / Scholarships
As low as $12.50 per month! See pg. 9.
If you are interested in anonymously assisting a friend financially
when it comes to participating at the Gamber Center, ask about our
Planning a special event? Rent the Secret Angel program! If you are in need of some assistance in order
Gamber Center! Turn to pg. 34 for details. to take advantage of the GC’s activities, please speak with the man-
ager. Call 969.1581.
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Monthly Birthday “Lunch with Us”
thursdays at noon
Celebrations! at the GC
Meal Fee: $6. (Unless otherwise noted
). Reservatio
Always FREE and FUN! Everyone is not required unless indicated, bu ns
t appreciate
invited to enjoy Gamber Center’s d.
monthly birthday parties scheduled DECEMBER “lunch with us”
on the last Thursday in each month (except November). Lunch and a Show! Gamber Center proudly
presents the Senior Barn Players starring in
Enjoy local entertainment and refreshments. Please
register the Monday before the event to ensure that we
1st “Wish You Were Here”.
After a meal of Roasted Pork Tenderloin, Steamed
can provide for all participants. New Potatoes & Veggies, Rolls and Dessert enjoy the first of a
series of one act plays debuting throughout the new year. Lunch
Thursday, Dec. 29, at 1pm. Experience an “Old Fash- and Show just $10! Show only: $5. For more details about the show,
ioned Christmas” with the Anderson Family. They will be see pg. 12.
performing some Christmas music and other favorite songs.
Please bring your favorite snack food to share. Ugly Christmas Garb Day & Cookie
8th Exchange. Wear your most outrageous Christmas
Thursday, Jan. 26 at 1pm. Are you tired of the winter sweater, tie or outfit. Prizes will be given for the
blahs?? Then come join in on the fun, it’s warm and cozy at least attractive garb. Bring 3 dozen of your favorite cookies
the Gamber Center. with your recipe and take 3 dozen home. Menu: Baked Ham
with Cherry Sauce, Scalloped Potatoes, Green Beans, Rolls and
Thursday, Feb. 23 at 1pm. “I left my heart in Lee’s Dessert.
Summit”—a twist on an old song title. Join in and have a fun
Annual Holiday Celebration (Register by 12/13)
time at the Valentine’s party. 15th Enjoy good food and a festive atmosphere. Menu:
Chicken Cordon Bleu, Party Potatoes, Vegetable
Thursday, March 29 at 1pm. Even if you are not Irish, Medley, Watergate salad, rolls & butter and assorted desserts.
you will still have fun. Celebrate by wearing your green (so Fee: $7
you don’t get pinched.)
th Happy New Year! Celebrate the last few days of
29 the year with traditional black-eyed peas, cornbread,
coleslaw and dessert. *Stay for the Monthly Birthday
Celebration at 1pm - register by 12/26.
Christmas JANUARY “lunch with us”
Craft & Bake Sale Celebrate National Soup Month and enjoy the
at the Gamber Center 5th Senior Barn Players starring in “Doing Lunch:
With Reservations”. Sample several soups and
Nov. 28 - Dec. 16 take home some great recipes. We will also serve
fresh baked breads and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Lunch
Handmade items, Christmas items and Show just $10! Show only: $5. For more details about the show,
see pg. 12.
and yummy treats make great gifts
for family and friends! th Game Show Day! We’ll play Jeopardy, Price is
12 Right and some other favorites. You might even
win a prize! Menu: Homemade stew, hot biscuits &
German Chocolate Cake.
Did You Know...The Social Events committee hosts the
Celebrate Chinese New Year. We’ll start with an
FREE Monthly Birthday Celebrations and is self-funded.
This craft & bake sales and periodic book sales serve as
19 th appetizer of egg rolls and then enjoy some stir fried
beef, broccoli and snow peas. Dessert will be Oreo
the fund raisers for the monthly events. Your support of Delight and a Fortune Cookie.
these events is greatly appreciated!
More “Lunch with Us” & Events!
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“Lunch with Us” continued...
The Gamber Center proudly presents
Get Krazy - It’s Kazoo Day!!! Receive a free
26 th kazoo and then compete in our contest. Enjoy
some goofy all-American favorites: Corn dogs,
“The Senior Barn Players”
chicken nuggets, fast-food fries, nachos and fruit
pies. *Stay for the Monthly Birthday Celebration at 1pm - regis-
ter by 1/23. One-act plays directed and
performed by a 55+ theatre
FEBRUARY “lunch with us” group. Each performance is
It’s Ground Hog Day!! Tired of winter? Come just $5 (or $10 with lunch).
on in and listen to the beautiful piano music of
2nd Irina Brouhard. Check the February menu for the
Reservations recommended.
meal of the day. www.seniorbarnplayers.com
Gamber Center proudly presents the
9 th Senior Barn Players starring in “The Bide- Thursday, December 1st, 1pm - “Wish You Were Here”
Three members of the Pink Bonnet Club wish their friend HAD
A-Wee B&B”. You will see the third in a series
been there. Where? All over Europe! But, after one member’s
of one act plays that will be offered during the coming year.
Check the February menu for meal. Lunch and Show just $10! brother reveals what he has found out, the friend may be
Show only: $5. Read more about the show to the right. surprised at what the ladies are planning for her trip next summer!
th Valentine’s Day Celebration. We will watch Thursday, January 5th, 1pm - “Doing Lunch: with
16 clips from the greatest romantic movies of all time Reservations”
and after lunch you can stay to watch a roman- Four ladies meet to have lunch at a posh restaurant. They are
tic favorite. Menu: Lasagna, Caesar Salad, Breadsticks & Red all very different types. (I am sure you know all of them.) Their
Velvet Cake. waitress is nice but obsessed with policy. It all seems ridiculous
and very “Today”!
Mardi Gras Celebration. Wear your beads
23rd and masks and come prepared to pig out. We’ll
be servin’ up Southern Chicken Jambalaya, tossed
Thursday, February 9th, 1pm - The Bide-A-Wee B & B
Two unmarried sisters have purchased what is to be a B & B.
salad, corn bread and Chocolate Cream Pie. *Stay for the Butch, a frequent visitor to the former establishment, wants
Monthly Birthday Celebration at 1pm - register by 2/20.
a room for the night. From remarks and hints by Butch, the
innocent sisters discover that their new home was once a “house
MARCH “lunch with us” of ill repute.” Oh, dear!
Gamber Center proudly presents the Senior
Thursday, March 1st, 1pm - The Changing Game
1st Barn Players starring in “The Changing
Game”. Check the March menu for the meal of It’s your first night working in a local convenience store. It’s
the day. Lunch and Show just $10! Show only: $5. Read more also the first attempt at a robbery by a nervous man. What he
about the show to the right. encounters by the frightened clerk, a frustrated customer and a
mysterious woman in the store, provides a comic result.
Make Your Own Pizza Day. You tell us what
8th you want on your individual pizza. Pepperoni,
black olives, onions, mushrooms, Italian sausage,
ham or pineapple? While you wait for your pizza to bake, fill
your plate with salad & save room for dessert pizza.
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ocks for Tots &mASocial Services
it for Lee’s Sum
St. Patricks Day Celebration. Let’s all wear
15 th cks for tots,
our green and dine on Corned beef and cabbage,
Donate NEW So
new potatoes, carrots, rolls & butter and a green of all ages!
dessert. ch ildren & adults
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Drop them off by
22nd GC fireplace
BIG socks by the
BATTER UP! Let’s enjoy a day at the ballpark
… plump grilled hotdogs, nachos, peanuts, pop- someone’s
corn and more. Wear your favorite team T-shirt or and help make
armer!
jersey and join us for a little Baseball trivia. holiday a little w
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Harris Park Community Center
110 SW Blue Parkway. LSMO 64063 Ball Time. Monday - Friday: 3-5pm
Located in Harris Park, next to Summit Waves, At least one half court always open for shooting and free play!
just off 50 Highway and 291 South. Between LS Resident Rate: $3/each
Lee’s Summit High School and Price Chopper. Regular Rate: $4/each
Tel: 816-969-1540 • Fax: 816-969-1543 NEW! Stroller Time. Every other Monday.
Web: www.lsparks.net (click on facilities) November - April: 9-11am
Bring your stroller and kiddos to work off the winter chills!
Hours of Operation (call for monthly schedule) Fee: $3/Stroller. $1/Toddler
• Monday - Friday, 3pm - Varies
• Saturday, Times Vary
• Sunday, Times Vary
Pint Size Playtime. 2nd Friday each month
through March: 10am-12pm and 1-3pm
Toddlers & preschoolers can play with jump ropes, balls, hula
Special Hours of Operation
• CLOSED: Nov. 24, Dec. 24 & 25 hoops, tumbling mats, parachutes and much much more.
• CLOSED: January 1 Pre-registration is a must. Fee: $3 each.
Rental Space Resident Rate Regular Rate Room Capacity
THE PLACE for Expos,
Entire Facility $1200 / 8 Hours $1500 / 8 Hrs Up to 634
Lock-ins, Meetings,
Entire Facility for
Practices & more! $2000 / Event $2500 / Event Up to 634
Weekend Rental
Need to get out of the office for an Lock-in (after hours) $1200 / Event $1200 / Event Up to 634
annual meeting or retreat? The HPCC Entire Gym Floor $176 / Hour $220 / Hour Up to 540
offers audio/ video equipment and 1/2 Gym Floor $88 / Hour $110 / Hour Up to 220
several set-up options. The use of the Full Gym Court $72 / Hour $90 / Hour Varies
Activity Rooms and the Gym allow for 1/2 Gym Court $40 / Hour $50 / Hour Varies
different kinds of activities and set 2 Activity Rooms $60 / Hour $75 / Hour Up to 100
ups - like expos or tournaments. Call 1 Activity Room $40 / Hour $50 / Hour Up to 48
816.969.1540 for availability. Deposit Fees $100 / Event $100 / Event N/A
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Legacy Park Community Center
Follow us at Legacy Park Community Center
A 12-week all inclusive wellness program that includes pre
for up to date class info and events!
and post detailed assessments, lipid profile and glucose
analysis, unique and integrative weekly personal training
901 NE Bluestem Drive. LSMO 64086 and fitness programs, weekly Healthy Eating Everyday
Located within the 700+ acre Legacy Park, evidence based nutrition classes, weekly one-on-one coach calls, full staff support, a free
between Colbern and Langsford Roads, off LPCC membership, and the accountability you need to reach your weight loss goals, make
Blackwell Parkway. incredible changes, and have a healthy lifestyle! Turn to page 29 for details.
Tel: 816-969-1550 • Fax: 816-969-1563
Web: www.lsparks.net (click on facilities)
Personal Training (Includes a full fitness assessment)
5 Sessions: Individuals: Members - $190 / Regular - $230
Fitness Classes & Aquatics Schedules at www. Couples: Members-$310 / Regular - $375
lsparks.net 10 Sessions: Individuals: Members-$350 / Regular-$440
Couples: Members-$580 / Regular-$680
Hours of Operation
• Monday - Friday, 5:30am-10pm Healthy Fit Nutrition Program
• Saturday, 7am-8pm Complete fitness assessment, body fat testing, suggested daily meal plans,
• Sunday, 10am-8pm grocery lists and personalized workout program.
The aquatics area closes 30 minutes before facility closes. Program 1: (2) - 1 hour sessions: $99 / $119.
Program 2: (4) - 1 hour sessions: $190 / $230
Special Hours of Operation
• CLOSE at 4pm (aquatics closes at 3:30pm):
December 24, 31. January 1
Instructor-led Fitness Classes
Classes are FREE to LPCC Members! Visitors can pay $5 per class -OR- get a
• CLOSED: November 24, December 25. “Class Pass” for $60. With the “Class Pass” each class is $3 each instead of $5
each. For both fitness schedules, visit www.lsparks.net
Membership Fees
As low as $15.83 per month! See page 9!
Childcare at the LPCC
legacyMASSAGE
For a complete menu of LPCC’s massage offerings visit lsparks.net. Licensed Massage
for children 6 months to 10 years old Therapists offer 30 - 90 minute massages. Appointments required.
• M, W: 8am - 12:30pm & 4:15 - 8:30pm
• Tu, Th, F: 8am - 12pm & 4:15 - 8:30pm
• Saturday: 8am - 2pm
• Sunday: 12pm - 3pm
For the safety of your children photo ID’s are required to
check your children in and out of daycare. $2 per child for
up to 2 hours. A “Childcare Pass” is also available and
offers 30 stays. $40 for members, $50 for non-members.
AWESOME Pool Party Packages start
at just $135! See our ad on page 15!
Rentals at the LPCC
Turn to page 35 for rental options.
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Camp Summit is OPEN during School Breaks
AND NOW on NO SCHOOL DAYS too!
School Break Camps are held at Legacy Park Community Center
Camp is open 6:30am - 6:00pm each scheduled day of camp.
Enrollment Fee: One time fee of $30 covers Holiday, Spring Break Camp AND No School Day Camps.
Daily Fee: $30 per day per camper. Pick & choose days of attendance! Cost includes a daily snack & beverage
and all field trips. Camper is required to bring swimsuit, towel and a sack lunch daily.
No School Day
Camp Dates
Friday, January 13
Monday, January 16
Friday, February 17
Monday, February 20
Friday, March 9
Spring Break Camp! Friday, April 6
March 12-16, 2012 Thursday, April 26
Enrollment capacity is 150 - first come first serve! Registration for each day is due by noon the previous business day prior
to attendance or until full. Enrollments may not be taken over the phone or online. Fax, mail or drop off the form at any of our
locations. Print the enrollment form at www.campsummit.net , fax to 816.969.1515.
Slide, swim & get soaked with us!
Legacy Park Community Center
Party Packages start at just $135!
Includes 20 paid admissions to the LPCC, printed invitations,
special t-shirt for party honoree, 1-1/2 hours in the Private
Party Room, Use of the aquatic area during “Open Swim”
hours and Use of the gymnasium during open play time!
Call 969-1552 & make your child’s day today!
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teen programs pint size programs
Inline Hockey (Grades 9 - 12) NEW! Stroller Time! (All Ages)
One practice and one game per week. Fee includes hockey style jersey. Too cold to walk outside? Harris Park Community Center has your answer! Every
Required equipment: Caged Helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, mouth guard, other Monday November - April bring your stroller and kiddos to work off the winter
hockey stick and in-line skates. Additional equipment: Hand equipment, chills. Toddlers welcome! Preregistration is a must. Location: HPCC
shin guards and athletic supporter with cup. Required equipment: Caged Activity # Day Date Time Fees Deadline
426852-02 Mon 11/21 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 11/18
Helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, mouth guard, hockey stick and in-line
426852-03 Mon 12/5 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 12/2
skates. Additional equipment: Hand equipment, shin guards and athletic 426852-04 Mon 12/19 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 12/16
supporter with cup. Location: HOWP 126852-01 Mon 1/2 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 12/30
126852-03 Mon 1/30 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 1/27
Activity # Day Date Fees Deadline 126852-04 Mon 2/13 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 2/10
221355-01 Sa 3/26 - 6/9 $70 3/9 126852-05 Mon 2/27 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 2/24
126852-06 Mon 3/12 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 3/9
126852-07 Mon 3/26 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 3/23
Teens on Weights (Ages 11 - 17) 226852-01 Mon 4/9 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 4/6
The LPCC personal training staff will guide teens as they learn the 226852-02 Mon 4/23 9 - 11am $3/Stroller $1/Toddler 4/20
best way to strength train, increase agility, flexibility and balance.
Location: LPCC Pint Size Playtime (Ages 1+)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Check this out! Bring your preschoolers to the gym and run some of their energy out
199692-01 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 5 - 6pm $20/$25 1/5 every month! Play with jump ropes, balls, hula hoops, tumbling mats, parachutes and
199692-02 Mon 2/13 - 3/5 5 - 6pm $20/$25 2/9
much much more. Pre-registration is a must. Guardian must pay as well. Location:
199692-03 Mon 3/19 - 4/9 5 - 6pm $20/$25 3/15
199692-04 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 7:30 - 8:30pm $20/$25 1/5 HPCC
199692-05 Mon 2/13 - 3/5 7:30 - 8:30pm $20/$25 2/9 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
423669-02 Fri 11/11 10am - 12pm $3 11/9
423669-04 Fri 11/11 1 - 3pm $3 11/9
Speed and Agility (Ages 11 - 17) 423669-03 Fri 12/9 10am - 12pm $3 12/7
LPCC personal training staff will lead athletes through intense workouts to 423669-05 Fri 12/9 1 - 3pm $3 12/7
123669-01 Fri 1/13 10am - 12pm $3 1/10
become faster, quicker and more agile. Focus will also cover core develop- 123669-04 Fri 1/13 1 - 3pm $3 1/10
ment, strength and flexibility. Location: LPCC 123669-02 Fri 2/24 10am - 12pm $3 2/20
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 123669-05 Fri 2/24 1 - 3pm $3 2/20
199741-01 Wed 1/11 - 2/1 5 - 6pm $20/$25 1/6 123669-03 Fri 3/9 10am - 12pm $3 3/6
199741-02 Wed 2/15 - 3/7 5 - 6pm $20/$25 2/10 123669-06 Fri 3/9 1 - 3pm $3 3/6
199741-03 Wed 3/21 - 4/11 5 - 6pm $20/$25 3/16
199741-04 M/W 1/9 - 2/1 6:30 - 7:30pm $40/$50 1/2
199741-06 M/W 2/13 - 3/7 6:30 - 7:30pm $40/$50 2/6
Pint Size Holiday Party (Ages 1+)
Time to dress to impress! Dress in your favorite Holiday Attire and come have a
Holiday time with us. There will be fun activities, crafts, and a snack. Guardian must
Friday, Feb. 3 & Saturday, Feb. 4 • 6 - 9pm pay as well. Location: HPCC
Legacy Park Community Center and Gamber Center Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
428661-02 Fri 12/16 10am - 12pm $4 12/12
Dinner, music, dancing and games.
Daughters will receive a photo, rose and a
goody bag. For girls 3-12 and fathers, Pint Size Valentine (Ages 1+)
Dress in red and join us in a Valentine’s Day celebration! Great games, crafts, and
stepfathers and grandfathers of all ages! snacks are planned for the special day! Guardian must pay as well. Location: HPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
$25 per person. Sorry, group seating reservations are not available. 128662-01 Fri 2/10 10am - 12pm $4 2/6
Register by January 27, 2012. First come, first serve. Fills fast!
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youth enrichment
animal wonders
Animal Wonders Winter Break Camp (Ages 5 - 12)
Students will learn about animal care, behaviors, ecosystems, terminology, and
perform age appropriate experiments. Curriculum is based on the Project WILD
series and matches national science standards. Location: MSNC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422713-01 Tu-Th 12/27 - 12/29 9am - 12pm $75 12/20
Animal Wonders Workshop (Ages 5 - 12)
Students will learn about animal care, behaviors, ecosystems, terminology, and
perform age appropriate experiments and see live examples. Location: MSNC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Evolving Artist (Ages vary)
122710-02 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 7 - 8pm $45 1/3 Caricature Creations (Ages 9 - 12)
122710-04 Tue 3/6 - 3/27 7 - 8pm $45 2/28 Learn how to draw caricatures by studying facial features, action poses, and
background scenery. Instructor has a BA in Studio Art and draws caricatures for
Animal Wonders School’s Out (Ages 5 - 12) gifts and special events. Location: GC
Spend the morning away from school with Animal Wonders! Students will see Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
animals from all continents and biomes, learn about ecosystems, biogeography, 122641-01 Sat 1/10 - 3/27 6:30 - 8pm $60 1/3
122641-06 Wed 2/1 - 2/22 6:30 - 8pm $60 1/25
and more. Location: MSNC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122712-01 Mon 1/16 9am - 12pm $45 1/9 Intro to Art Design (Ages 9 - 16)
122712-02 Fri 2/17 9am - 12pm $45 2/10 Learn and practice art techniques and vocabulary related to painting, clay,
122712-03 Fri 4/6 9am - 12pm $45 3/30 drawing, and creation of a portfolio. Complete one project in each medium.
Location: GC
Animal Wonders Spring Break Camp (Ages 5 - 12) Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422641-05 Sat 11/19 - 12/10 11:15am - 12:15pm $40 11/14
Nothing to do during Spring Break? Come see live examples and learn about the
122641-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/11 11:15am - 12:15pm $40 1/9
lives of animals from tiny insects to exotic birds and mammals. Location: MSNC 122641-08 Sat 2/11 - 3/3 11:15am - 12:15pm $40 2/6
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 122641-11 Sat 3/10 - 3/31 11:15am - 12:15pm $40 3/5
122713-01 M-F 3/12 - 3/16 9am - 12pm $75 3/5
Painting (Ages 9 - 12)
Build and develop individual style using acrylic paints and be guided through
art with exposure to methods to help achieve an individual masterpiece on canvas.
Location: GC
Budding Artist (Ages 5 - 8) Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122641-13 Sat 1/14 - 2/11 12:30 - 1:30pm $45 1/9
Intro to Art
Learn fundamentals of art through the mediums of pastels, markers, crayons,
watercolor, and clay. Complete a project in each medium and create a portfolio. Drawing (Ages 9 - 16)
Location: GC Use imagination and creativity while working with pastels, ink, pens, pencils, color
pencils, and charcoal to draw a variety of images. Projects will be completed in
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422640-02 Sat 11/19 - 12/10 10 - 11 am $40 11/14 each medium. Location: GC
122640-01 Sat 1/14 - 2/4 10 - 11am $40 1/9 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122640-05 Sat 2/11 - 3/3 10 - 11am $40 2/6 122641-12 Sat 3/10 - 3/31 12:30 - 1:30pm $45 3/5
122640-07 Sat 3/10 - 3/31 10 - 11am $40 2/27
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Painting & Drawing
Use several mediums including watercolor, markers, crayons, and pencils to
create a variety of images and complete a project in each area. Location: GC
We Want You...
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422640-04 Sat 11/19 - 12/10 12:30 - 1:30pm $45 11/14
122640-03 Sat 2/11 - 3/3 12:30 - 1:30pm $45 2/6
Pottery
Learn hand building skills and techniques with clay or expand on previously
...to be a Volunteer Coach!
learned skills to create both functional and sculptural works of art.
Location: POTR We’ll provide training clinics, no experience
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline needed! Without YOU, youth athletics
122640-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/4 9:45 - 10:45am $45 1/10
122640-04 Sat 2/11 - 3/3 9:45 - 10:45am $45 2/7 would not be possible! Call 969-1500
122640-06 Sat 3/10 - 3/31 9:45 - 10:45am $45 3/6
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youth enrichment For more information on classes, visit
www.lsparks.net, click on Programs/Events
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NEW! Paint Your Own T-Shirt (Ages 10+) computer
Design a unique looking t-shirt using stencils, fabric spray paint, stamps, fabric Video Game Design (Ages 9 - 17)
markers, etc. Choose from provided various designs or make one up! Learn about A fun interactive look at the world of video game design and development. Students
painting techniques such as layering, stencils, splattering, spray paint, markers, will learn the basics of video game design and produce several different interactive
brushwork, etc. Students need to bring 2 colors of fabric spray paint, an apron and/ video games to share with their friends and family. Game Maker 8 software will be
or.smock to wear, paint brushes, water container and 2 projects to work on (t-shirt, used during class and will be available for purchase at class for $20. Students are
etc.) Location: GC encouraged to bring a sack lunch. Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122641-05 Mon 1/9 - 1/16 6 - 8pm $38 1/2 422200-01 Tue/Wed 12/27 - 12/28 9:30am - 3:30pm $165 12/20
122200-01 Mon/Tue 3/12 - 3/13 9:30am - 4:30pm $165 3/5
Beginning Pencil Drawing (Ages 9+)
Have fun drawing animals and action figures with graphite pencil. Learn Gaming Academy (Ages 9 - 17)
Shading, shadowing, observation techniques, basic shapes, line quality and more. Students will be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design. Class is a
Instructor has a BA in Studio Art. Location: GC combination of Video Game Design, Advanced Game Design, and 3D Game Design
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline courses. The course offers students a variety of hands on experience designing
122641-06 Wed 2/1 - 2/22 6:30 - 8pm $60 1/25 and building their very own games. Students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch.
Location: GC
Mold Pouring (Ages 9 - 16) Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Learn the process of creating a ceramic figurine from start to finish. Each student 422202-01 Tue-Fri 12/27 - 12/30 9:30am - 4:30pm $300 12/19
122202-01 M-Th 3/12 - 3/15 9:30am - 4:30pm $300 3/5
will pour two pieces, clean their own green ware, and finish with acrylic paints.
Location: POTR
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Virtual Reality Game Design (Ages 10 - 17)
122641-03 Fri 1/20 - 2/3 6:30 - 7:30pm $50 1/16 This cutting edge course instructs students how to build a 3D world and blurs the
122641-07 Fri 2/24 - 3/9 6:30 - 7:30pm $50 2/20 lines between reality. Students will enter their Virtual worlds via a fully-immersive
head-mounted display and interact with their creations. Please note: Video
Pottery (Ages 9 - 12) Game Design is a prerequisite for this course or advanced computer knowledge.
Learn hand building skills and techniques with clay or expand on previously Location: GC
learned skills to create both functional and sculptural works of art. Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Location: POTR 122208-01 Sat 3/3 - 3/10 9:30am - 3:30pm $165 2/25
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122641-04 Sat
122641-09 Sat
1/14 - 2/4
2/11 - 3/3
11am - 12pm
11am - 12pm
$55
$55
1/10
2/7
Animation (Ages 10 - 17)
122641-10 Sat 3/10 - 3/31 11am - 12pm $55 3/6 Learn the basics of animation and digital design.Students will create fun interactive
animations that they can share with the world. Flash software will be used during
class. Students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422204-01 Th/Fri 12/29-12/30 9:30am - 3:30pm $160 12/22
122203-01 Sat 1/14 - 1/21 9:30am - 3:30pm $160 1/7
Spring Break 3D Game Design (Ages 10 - 17)
If you are looking to design 3D games that both look and feel just like the ones you
play at home, then you don’t want to miss this course. Students are encouraged to
bring a sack lunch. Please note: Video Game Design is a prerequisite for this course
or advanced computer knowledge. Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122204-01 W/Th 3/14 - 3/15 9:30am - 4:30pm $165 3/7
Robotics (Ages 10 - 17)
babysitting Working in small teams, students will design robotics systems to compete in fun
Babysitter Boot Camp (Ages 10 - 17) real-world activities. Each day will bring a new challenge, and your team’s robot will
New recruits will learn age-appropriate play strategies, games and crafts, chow have to morph to better adapt and compete. Please bring sack lunch. Location: GC
preparation, manage lights-out, discipline, personal and child safety, first aid and Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
CPR. Participants need to bring a sack lunch and drink. Location: HPCC 122207-01 Sat 2/4 - 2/11 9:30am - 3:30pm $165 1/28
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422494-01 Sat 11/19 9am - 2:30pm $25 11/12
Children can identify 25% more Poke-
122494-01 Sat
122494-02 Sat
1/14
3/10
9am - 2:30pm
9am - 2:30pm
$25
$25
1/7
3/3 Did You Know mon characters than wildlife species at
8 years old. - Balmfold, Cleff, Coulson
and Taylor (2002)
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www.summitlanes.com
816.524.3322
dance 803 SW Oldham Pkwy in LS
Ballet (Ages 3 - 5)
kidseens
Lessons in the art of classical dance with emphasis on ballet movements including
grace and precision of gestures, steps and poses. Bring your child dressed
comfortably; no special clothing or equipment is needed. Location: MSNC t
&
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline ages 7-18
422013-02 Tu 11/22 - 12/13 6 - 6:45pm $40 11/21
122013-01 Tu 1/17 - 2/7 6 - 6:45pm $40 1/16 6 lessons, just $48, includes
122013-02 Tu 2/21 - 3/13 6 - 6:45pm $40 2/20 instruction & shoe rental.
Itty Bitty Dancers (Ages 3 - 4) Tuesdays or Thursdays, 4:30pm
Works on gross motor skills and socialization through physical activity, such as
basic dance steps, simple combinations, and variety of Jazz, Ballet, Tap and
Cheerleading steps. Location: MSNC just for Home Schoolers
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
423168-01 Sun 11/27 - 12/18 12 - 12:45pm $40 12/18 Sp ec ia l Ra te s! Ca ll fo r de ta ils
123168-01 Sun
123168-02 Sun
1/15 - 2/5
2/19 - 3/11
12 - 12:45pm
12 - 12:45pm
$40
$40
1/9
2/13
.
Cheerleading (Ages 3 - 6) Kids/Teens League
Lessons in the art of dance with emphasis on cheer with a focus on stretching, Registration: $17 each & includes cool bowling jersey, party
jumps, chants and mini dance routines. Bring your child dressed comfortably; no and awards! Weekly fee includes shoe rental.
special clothing or equipment is needed. Location: MSNC Sign up with a team or individually.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422355-01 Sat 11/26 - 12/17 11 - 11:45am $40 11/21 Day Time League Type #/Team, Games $/week
122355-01 Sat 1/21 - 2/11 11 - 11:45am $40 1/16
122355-02 Sat 2/25 - 3/17 11 - 11:45am $40 2/20
Tues 4:30pm Kids/Teens (7-19) 4, bowl 3 $8
Tues 4:30pm Bumpers (4-6) 4, bowl 1 $3
Hip Hop (Ages 6 - 9) Thurs 4:30pm Kids/Teens (7-19) 4, bowl 3 $8
Lessons in the art of dance with emphasis on hip hop movements including
Thurs 4:30pm Bumpers (4-6) 4, bowl 1 $3
breaking, locking, and popping. Location: MSNC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Sat 10am TEENS (13-19) 4, bowl 3 $8
422012-01 Sat 11/26 - 12/17 12 - 12:45pm $40 11/21 Sat 10am Kids (7-12) 4, bowl 3 $8
Jazz Steps (Ages 6 - 9)
Jazz is a great way to dance and just have fun! Every class begins with a full body
stretch and warm-up, followed by progressions and a combination. Bring your child Mom & Me Bumper Bowling!
dressed comfortably; no special clothing or equipment is needed. Location: MSNC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Mondays & Wednesdays at 10am!
412017-01 Su 11/27 - 12/18 1 - 1:45pm $40 11/21 $3 per person. Includes game, shoe rental & drink.
112017-01 Su 1/15 - 2/5 1 - 1:45pm $40 1/9
Pa rt y Pa ck ag es !
112017-02 Su 2/19 - 3/11 1 - 1:45pm $40 2/13
Tap (Ages 3 - 6) Birthday Package! Pizza, Pins & Pop!
Lessons in the art of dance with emphasis on tap and jazz techniques with work
on high energy footwork and strength of movement. Bring your child dressed 1 hour of bowling, shoes Pizza, sodas, shoes
comfortably; no special clothing or equipment is needed. Location: GC and sodas! & 2 hours of bowling!
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Just $64 for 8 bowlers! $60/lane, up to 6 people!
122010-01 Sat 1/21 - 2/11 12:15 - 1pm $40 1/16 Reservations Only. Reservations Only.
drama & theater
No School Day “Play in a Day” (Grades PreK - 8)
l
Glow Bow
No school on Friday, April 6th. What to do with the kids? Send them to Play in a
Day! A fun drama workshop where kids rehearse and perform an entire show in just
one day. No auditions, everyone gets equal-sized parts with costumes in a wacky
play. Location: LPCC Friday Nights, 9:30 - 11:30pm • $11/person
Activity # Theme/Age Day Date Time Fees Deadline Saturdays, 9:30pm - Midnight • $14/person
222624-01 Superheros / Boys PreK-6 F 4/6 10am - 5pm $42 3/30
222624-02 Diva Pop Star / Girls PreK-6 F 4/6 10am - 5pm $42 3/30 Includes shoes! Minimum 4 people/lane.
222624-03 Princess / Girls PreK-3 F 4/6 10am - 5pm $42 3/30
222624-04 Gleeful Zombies / All 3-8 F 4/6 10am - 5pm $42 3/30
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youth enrichment
first aid Horse-Rider II (Ages 6+)
For students who have taken Beginner Rider I. Each student will groom, tack his/
Kids First Aid (Ages 7 - 12) her own lesson horse and riding will be the majority of class time. Students will
Prepare your child to get help quickly and handle first aid emergencies such as practice balance and learn to ride gaits. Students must wear hard soled shoes and
bleeding, burns, sprains, facial injuries as well as illness. Activities and games long pants. Location: SST
will provide emergency skill development while emphasizing accident prevention.
Students will receive a First Aid notebook and course completion certificate. Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
102115-01 M 3/12 - 4/2 7:30 - 8:30pm $129 3/5
Instructor: Julie Johnson, M.S. Ed. Location: HPCC 102115-02 Tu 3/13 - 4/3 5:30 - 6:30pm $129 3/6
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 202115-01 M 4/9 - 4/30 7:30 - 8:30pm $129 4/2
422780-01 Tue 11/29 5:30 - 7pm $10 11/22 202115-02 Tu 4/10 - 5/1 5:30 - 6:30pm $129 4/3
122780-01 Tue 2/21 6 - 7pm $10 2/14
horsemanship games & magic
NEW! Bridge Basics (Ages 9 - 17)
Horse-Texas Tots (Ages 4 - 6) Learn the game of bridge and at the same time increase your math, logic, and social
Everything is big in Texas but this class is designed for little ones. In this class, skills! Each student will receive a textbook and t-shirt. A tournament on the last
kids will meet real horses and have the opportunity to learn while having a real day of class will determine the winner of the trophy! Classes are taught by Master
big time! Saddles, bridles, horse grooming and safety are all part of the program. Teacher, Kathy Rolfe. Location: GC
Participants must wear hard-soled shoes and long pants, and a parent will need to
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
sign a permission form before the first class. Location: SST 126667-10 M/W 1/30 - 3/5 5 - 7pm $40 1/23
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122110-01 Sa 3/10 - 3/31 10 - 11am $59 3/3
222110-02 Sa 4/7 - 4/28 10 - 11am $59 3/31 Beginner Magic (Ages 8 - 11)
Learn the art of close-up magic from an award winning magician who will teach
magic with everyday items: rubber bands, crayons, cards, paper, etc. The final night
Beginning Horsemanship (Ages 6+) the class will learn how to perform in front of a live audience as friends and family
For the beginner with an emphasis on the basis of horsemanship including safety, witness watch! Location: GC
grooming, tacking, horse anatomy and basic horse care. Students must wear hard-
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
soled shoes and long pants. A riding helmet is mandatory and will be provided. A
422650-02 Tue 12/6 - 12/27 7 - 8pm $35 11/29
parent or guardian MUST accompany children to each lesson. Location: SST
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
102111-02 Tu 3/6 - 3/27 6:30 - 7pm $69 2/28 Advanced Magic (Ages 8 - 11)
202111-02 Tu 4/3 - 4/24 6:30 - 7:30pm $69 3/27 Learn everything from the history of magic to how to put a routine together. The
last night of class the young magicians will perform a routine for family and friends.
Prerequisite: Beginner Magic Class or Beginner Magic Camp. Location: GC
Beginning Rider 1 (Ages 6+)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
For the beginner students who has taken Beginning Horsemanship or had previous
122654-01 Thu 1/5 - 1/26 7 - 8:30pm $45 12/29
riding lessons. Students will groom and tack a pony or horse and will learn English
or Western riding technique. Students must wear long pants and hard-soled shoes.
A riding helmet is mandatory and will be provided. A parent or guardian must
accompany the child to each lesson. Location: SST
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
sports & fitness
102112-01 M 3/12 - 4/2 5:30 - 6:30pm $89 3/5 Itty Bitty & Pee Wee Basketball (Ages 3 - 6)
102112-02 Tu 3/13 - 4/3 7:30 - 8:30pm $89 3/6 Skill development program where children are divided into groups and rotated
202112-01 M 4/9 - 4/30 5:30 - 6:30pm $89 4/2
202112-02 Tu 4/10 - 5/1 7:30 - 8:30pm $89 4/3
through stations including passing, shooting, dribbling, and blocking. During the final
week, the participants will scrimmage an entire game. The success of this program
is dependent upon volunteer station leaders, therefore parents/guardians will be
asked to be volunteers. PARENTS, MARK YOUR CALENDARS The “Volunteer
Station Leader” Meeting is set for Thursday, January 12, 2012 from 7-8pm at Harris
Park Community Center. Location: HPCC
Itty Bitty (Ages 3-4)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
123162-01 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 8 - 8:45am $38 1/7
123162-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 9 - 9:45am $38 1/7
123162-03 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 10 - 10:45am $38 1/7
123162-04 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 11 - 11:45am $38 1/7
123162-05 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 12 - 12:45pm $38 1/7
Pee Wee (Ages 5-6)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122371-01 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 1 - 1:45pm $38 1/7
122371-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 2 - 2:45pm $38 1/7
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For more information on classes, visit
www.lsparks.net, click on Programs/Events
Beginner Golf (Ages 8 - 15) Intro Martial Arts II (Ages 5 - 6)
For individuals who have little or no experience playing golf and need instruction in Eight age appropriate fundamental skills of development and prepares students for
basic fundamentals. Golf clubs are available to borrow for individuals who do not enrollment in martial arts with belt advancement. First time students receive a free
own their own set. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional uniform. Location: PTKD
activities. Location: FRAR Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 422062-02 M/W 11/28 - 12/21 6:35 - 7:05pm 11/24 $59 11/21
222034-02 Sat 3/31 - 5/5 11:45am - 12:45pm 4/23 $75 3/24 122062-01 M/W 1/9 - 2/1 6 - 6:30pm $59 1/2
222034-01 Mon 4/2 - 4/30 4:30 - 5:30pm $75 3/26 122062-02 M/W 2/6 - 2/29 6 - 6:30pm $59 1/30
122062-03 M/W 3/5 - 3/28 6 - 6:30pm $59 2/27
122062-04 M/W 4/2 - 4/25 6 - 6:30pm $59 3/26
NEW! Youth Snag Golf (Ages 5 - 8)
Snag contains all the elements of golf, but in a modified form - somewhere between
miniature golf and regulation golf. Snag allows for full shots, pitching, chipping and
Itty Bitty PE (Ages 3 - 4)
Are you looking for a way to introduce your kiddo to many different, fun, exciting
putting. It is a proven learning and training tool for entry level golfers. No equipment
sports while interacting with many other kids the same age? Sign-up today! Each
is necessary. Location: FRAR
week will cover a new sport... from kickball, indoor soccer, t-ball, flag football, and
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline basketball. Location: HPCC
222035-01 Sat 3/31 - 5/5 9:15 - 10:15am 4/23 $75 3/24
222035-02 Sat 3/31 - 5/5 10:30 - 11:30am 5/28 $75 3/24 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
423462-01 Wed 11/23 - 12/14 9 - 10am $40 11/16
423642-02 Wed 11/23-12/14 10 - 11am $40 11/16
Girls Gymnastics (Ages 6 - 12) 123462-01 Wed 1/18 - 2/8 9 - 10am $40 1/11
Introduces and develops all the basic skills including floor exercise, 123462-02 Wed 1/18 - 2/8 10 - 11am $40 1/11
123462-03 Wed 2/22 - 3/14 9 - 10am $40 2/15
uneven bars, balance beam and vault. No experience is necessary.
123462-04 Wed 2/22 - 3/14 10 - 11am $40 2/15
Participant MUST present LSPR receipt at first class meeting of program.
Location: XTR
sports & fitness continued on next page...
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422762-01 M 11/14 - 1/9 5:15 - 6:05pm 12/26 $90 11/10
422762-02 T 11/15 - 1/10 5:15 - 6:05pm 12/27 $90 11/10
422762-03 Th 11/17 - 1/19 5:15 - 6:05 11/24, 12/29 $90 11/10 Call 816.524.2000
122762-01 M 1/23 - 3/12 5:15 - 6:05pm $90 1/19
www.
122762-02
122762-03
Tu
Th
1/24 - 3/13
1/26 - 3/15
5:15 - 6:05pm
5:15 - 6:05pm
$90
$90
1/19
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122762-04 M 3/19 - 5/7 5:15 - 6:05pm $90 3/15
122762-05 Tu 3/20 - 5/8 5:15 - 6:05pm $90 3/15
122762-06 Th 3/22 - 5/10 5:15 - 6:05pm $90 3/15
6:30 - 8:30pm
Boys Gymnastics (Ages 6 - 12) Family Discount Night! Wednesdays,
les, additional skaters, $3.75)
Introduces and develops all the basic skills including floor exercise, parallel Family of 4 / $12 includes skates (Sing
bars, high bar, pommel horse, rings, and vault. No experience is necessary.
Location: XTR Friday & Saturday Nights
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline R7 No School Days • 2-4pm
422764-01 Tu 11/15 - 1/10 5 - 5:50 12/27 $90 11/10 7-9:30pm • $5.50 / Skates $100 $3.75 / each • Skates $100
422794-02
122764-01
Th
Tu
11/17 - 1/19
1/24 - 3/13
5 - 5:50pm
5 - 5:50pm
11/24, 12/29 $90
$90
11/10
1/19
Late Skate! 8:30-11:00pm
122764-02 Th 1/26 - 3/15 5 - 5:50pm $90 1/19 $5.50 each / Skates $100 Winter Hours Saturdays &
122764-03 Tu 3/20 - 5/8 5 - 5:50pm $90 3/15
122764-04 Th 3/22 - 5/10 5 - 5:50pm $90 3/15 BOTH sessions just $8.75 Sundays, 2:30-4:30pm.
Skates $100 $4.50/ each • Skates $1
00
Itty Bitty Indoor Kickball (Ages 3 - 4)
Instructor lead program that introduces and expands their knowledge of kickball! Visit landmark2skate.com....
Skills will include kicking, catching, throwing, and base-running. During the final ...to check out our “remodeled calendar”, look for
week, participants will play an entire game. Location: HPCC “Avail.524-2000” to see availability for your private event!
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline ...and get more info on
147258-01 Th 1/19 - 2/9 10 - 11am $40 1/12
Public Birthday Parties starting at $8000
Private Skate Gatherings from $18000!
Intro Martial Arts I (Ages 3 - 4)
Develop an interest in martial arts at a young age through age appropriate agility PTA Skate Nights & LS Home Educator Skate Times!
skills and games that teach respect, concentration, and self-esteem. First time
students receive a free uniform. Location: PTKD
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Admit 2 for the price of One
422061-02
122061-01
M/W
M/W
11/28 - 12/21
1/9 - 2/1
6 - 6:30pm
6 - 6:30pm
11/24 $59
12/27, 12/29 $59
11/21
1/2
w i t h t h i s c o u p o n ! E x p i re s 2 / 1 / 1 2
122061-02 M/W 2/6 - 2/29 6 - 6:30pm $59 1/30 www.landmark2skate.com • LSIWin11-12
122061-03 M/W 3/5 - 3/28 6 - 6:30pm $59 2/27
122061-04 M/W 4/2 - 4/25 6 - 6:30pm $59 3/26
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youth enrichment For more information on classes, visit
www.lsparks.net, click on Programs/Events
sports & fitness continued... Tumbling (Ages 6 - 12)
Itty Bitty Indoor Soccer (Ages 3 - 4) This unique style of teaching will allow children of all athletic abilities to
A great way to introduce your kiddo to the sport of soccer through basic skills like be successful in tumbling. Students in the beginning program will learn
dribbling, trapping, shooting and goal keeping. Basic rules of the game will also be different types of rolls, cart wheels, round offs, and begin to learn back hand
covered. Location: HPCC springs. No experience is necessary. Location: XTR
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
423461-01 Tue 11/22 - 12/13 9 - 9:45am $40 11/15
422761-01 Tu 11/15 - 1/10 6 - 6:50pm 12/27 $90 11/10
423461-02 Tue 11/22 - 12/13 10 - 10:45am $40 11/15
422761-02 Th 11/17 - 1/19 6 - 6:50pm 11/24,12/29 $90 11/10
123461-01 Tue 1/17 - 2/7 9 - 9:45am $40 1/10
122761-01 Tu 1/24 - 3/13 6 - 6:50pm $90 1/19
123461-02 Tue 1/17 - 2/7 10 - 10:45am $40 1/10
122761-02 Th 1/26 - 3/22 6 - 6:50pm $90 1/19
123461-03 Tue 2/21 - 3/13 9 - 9:45am $40 2/14
122761-03 Tu 3/20 - 5/8 6 - 6:50pm $90 3/15
123461-04 Tue 2/21 - 3/13 10 - 10:45am $40 2/14
122761-04 Th 3/22 - 5/10 6 - 6:50pm $90 3/15
Itty Bitty Indoor T-Ball (Ages 3 - 4) Itty Bitty Tumblers (Ages 3 - 4)
A 4 week instructor lead program that introduces and expands their knowledge of
Works on gross motor skills and socialization through physical activity to help
T-Ball! Skills will include grounder and fly-ball catching, hitting, base-running, and
develop coordination, movement, tumbling, exercise, and floor work.
fielding. During the final week, participants will play an entire game.
Location: MSNC
Location: HPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 423171-02 Sat 11/26 - 12/17 10 - 10:45am $40 11/21
147253-01 Th 2/23 - 3/15 10 - 11am $40 2/16 123171-01 Sat 1/21 - 2/11 10 - 10:45am $40 1/16
123171-02 Sat 2/25 - 3/17 10 - 10:45am $40 2/20
Beginning Taekwondo (Ages 7 - 9)
Students will take the first step to being prepared to participate in the annual XM (Xtreme Movement) (Ages 11 - 14)
USA-Taekwondo Junior Olympics. Life skills like leadership, goal setting, respect, This new physical discipline trains students to overcome any obstacle within their
courtesy, integrity, and self-control will be taught. First time students receive a free path by adapting movements to the environment. Skills such as jumping and
uniform. Location: PTKD climbing along with the more specific Xtreme Movement moves are employed.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Students will learn how to roll, flip (front, back, & side), and dismount off various
422153-02 M/W 11/28 - 12/21 7 - 8pm $79 11/21 objects. Class also involves a lot of trick moves, particularly aerial rotations and
122153-01 M/W 1/9 - 2/1 7 - 8pm $79 1/2 spins. Location: XTR
122153-02 M/W 2/6 - 2/29 7 - 8pm $79 1/30
122153-03 M/W 3/5 - 3/28 7 - 8pm $79 2/27 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122153-04 M/W 4/2 - 4/25 7 - 8pm $79 3/26 422765-01 M 11/14 - 1/9 5 - 5:50pm 12/26 $90 11/10
422765-02 W 11/16 - 1/18 5 - 5:50pm 11/23, 12/28 $90 11/10
122765-01 W 1/23 - 3/12 5 - 5:50pm $90 1/19
Beginning Taekwondo (Ages 10 - 14) 122765-02 W 1/25 - 3/14 5 - 5:50pm $90 1/19
Students will take the first step to being prepared to participate in the annual 122765-03 M 3/19 - 4/7 5 - 5:50pm $90 3/15
USA-Taekwondo Junior Olympics. Life skills like leadership, goal setting, respect, 122765-04 W 3/21 - 4/8 5 - 5:50pm $90 3/15
courtesy, integrity, and self-control will be taught. First time students receive a free
uniform. Location: PTKD
swim lessons - indoor
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122154-01 Tu/Th 1/10 - 2/2 7 - 8pm $79 1/3
122154-02 Tu/Th 2/7 - 3/1 7 - 8pm $79 1/31
122154-04 Tu/Th 4/3 - 4/26 7 - 8pm $79 3/27 For descriptions of levels see insert on next page.
Location: Legacy Park Community Center. Fees: Member
Tennis - Rookies (Ages 4 - 6) Rate/Regular Rate. (Online registration does not allow for
Introduces the game of tennis in a fun way. All participants must provide their own
racquet. Location: SUMP processing membership rates, call 969-1550)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
222041-01 Sat 4/7 - 5/12 9:15 - 10am $72 3/31 Seahorses (Ages 6 Mo - 4)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199211-04 M/W 1/9 - 1/30 4 - 4:30pm 1/16 $28/$35 1/2
Youth Beginning Tennis (Ages 7 - 11) 199211-05 M/W 1/9 - 1/30 5 - 5:30pm 1/16 $28/$35 1/2
For students that have had little or no previous tennis instruction. Participants must 199211-08 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 8 - 8:30am $28/$35 1/6
provide their own racquet. Location: SUMP 199211-09 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 9 - 9:30am $28/$35 1/6
199211-14 M/W 2/8 - 2/29 4 - 4:30pm 2/20 $28/$35 2/1
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199211-15 M/W 2/8 - 2/29 5 - 5:30pm 2/20 $28/$35 2/1
222042-01 Sat 4/7 - 5/12 10 - 10:55am 4/23 $72 3/31
299211-04 M/W 3/19 - 4/4 4 - 4:30pm $28/$35 3/12
299211-05 M/W 3/19 - 4/4 5 - 5:30pm $28/$35 3/12
Trampoline (Ages 6 - 12)
Discover Olympic Trampoline and learn trampoline safety basics. Great for Seaturtles (Ages 4 - 6)
developing coordination and strength. No experience is necessary. Location: XTR Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199221-04 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 4 - 4:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 199221-05 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 5 - 5:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2
422768-01 W 11/16 - 1/18 5 - 5:50pm 11/23, 12/28 $90 11/10 199221-08 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 8 - 8:45am $36/$45 1/6
122768-01 W 1/25 - 3/14 5 - 5:50pm $90 1/19 199221-09 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 9 - 9:45am $36/$45 1/6
122768-02 W 3/21 - 5/9 5 - 5:50pm $90 3/15 199221-14 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 4 - 4:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1
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Registration for OUTDOOR
SOCCER (ages 3 - 18) is Dec. 1,
2011 through Jan. 15, 2012
seaturtles continued... for the Spring 2012 season. Prac-
199221-15 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 5 - 5:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1
tices will begin in February. For more
299221-04 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 4 - 4:45pm $36/$45 3/12 information about LSSA programs and
299221-05 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 5 - 5:45pm $36/$45 3/12 services please check us out on the
web at www.lssa.org
Penguins (Ages 4 - 7)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline LSSA is the largest youth soccer club in western Missouri, over
199231-04 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 4 - 4:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2 6,000 players register annually. LSSA is focused on surrounding all
199231-05 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 5 - 5:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2 youth players with high quality coaching focused on character and
199231-08 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 8 - 8:45am $36/$45 1/6
199231-09 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 9 - 9:45am $36/$45 1/6 sportsmanship.
199231-14 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 4 - 4:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1
199231-15 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 5 - 5:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1
299231-04 M/W 3/19-4/11 4 - 4:45pm $36/$45 3/12
299231-05 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 5 - 5:45pm $36/$45 3/12 LSGSA provides softball for
Seals (Ages 5 - 9) girls Pre-K - High School.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199241-04 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 4 - 4:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2
199241-05 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 5 - 5:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2 On-line Registration takes place
199241-08 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 8 - 8:45am $36/$45 1/6 January 2 - February 25, 2012.
199241-09 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 9 - 9:45am $36/$45 1/6
199241-14
199241-15
M/W
M/W
2/8 - 3/7
2/8 - 3/7
4 - 4:45pm
5 - 5:45pm
2/20
2/20
$36/$45 2/1
$36/$45 2/1
Onsite Registration will be held Satur-
299241-04 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 4 - 4:45am $36/$45 3/12 day, February 25 from 10am - 2pm at Lee Summit Hospital.
299241-05 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 5 - 5:45pm $36/$45 3/12
Visit www.lsgsa.org for more info.
Dolphins (Ages 6 - 11)
Activity #
199251-04
Day
M/W
Date
1/9 - 2/6
Time
4 - 4:45pm
No Class
1/16
Fees
$36/$45
Deadline
1/2
Lee’s Summit Football
199251-05 M/W 1/9 - 2/6 5 - 5:45pm 1/16 $36/$45 1/2 Association
199251-08 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 8 - 8:45am $36/$45 1/6
199251-09 Sat 1/14 - 3/3 9 - 9:45am $36/$45 1/6 Spring Double Header League:
199251-14 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 4 - 4:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1 April 14 - May 6, 2012.
199251-15 M/W 2/8 - 3/7 5 - 5:45pm 2/20 $36/$45 2/1
299251-04 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 4 - 4:45pm $36/$45 3/12
299251-05 M/W 3/19 - 4/11 5 - 5:45pm $36/$45 3/12
7 on 7, one hand touch, with regular officials designed to be
a developmental league with no trophies or standings. Team
formation is grade specific. Games held Saturdays or Sunday
afternoons at Legacy Park.
About our swim lesson levels...
Excluding Seahorses, instructors will test for placement. Fees: $60/player. $600/team with ten players or more.
Seahorses (Ages 6mo-4yr). Water Orientation
Water orientation and FUN are the keys to success for any child learning to Registration will be available online in January at
swim. Each child must be accompanied by a participating adult and wear a
swimsuit and swim diaper. Safety is the key skill with emphasis on pool rules,
www.lsfootball.org
toys and FUN!
Seaturtles (Ages 4-6). Intro to Skills
For the child who has never taken swim lessons or is afraid of the water. Focus:
supported front and back floats, beginning arm movements, face in the water,
increasing comfort level in the water.
Penguins (Ages 4-7). Fundamental Skills
Designed to successfully teach the fundamental skills of swimming. Focus:
deep water intro, locomotion skills, front and back glides.
Lee’s Summit Baseball Association
Seals (Ages 5-9). Stroke Development
Designed to increase swimming comfort. Focus: Coordination during front and signups will be held Saturday,
February 25 and Saturday, March 3.
back crawl, intro to elementary backstroke, sidestroke.
Dolphins (Ages 6-11). Stroke Improvement
Designed to increase endurance and refinement of basic strokes. Focus: swim
basic strokes 25 yards or more for endurance and technique, introduction to
For details regarding locations and
competitive turns and breaststroke.
times visit www.lsbaseball.com
816.969.1500 • “Every Age, Every Season” • page 23
youth athletics
spring leagues
Inline Hockey (Ages 6 - 18)
Teams are formed through a draft based on previous season’s rating or experience
(excluding high school division). Practice times are determined by the volunteer
coaches. One practice, one game per week. Fee includes: jersey; participation
award. Required equipment-Helmet (caged), elbow pads, knee pads, mouth guard,
hockey stick and in-line skates. Recommended-Hand protection, shin pads and
athletic supporter with cup. Location: HOWP
Activity # Ages Date Fees Deadline
221381-00 6-10 3/26 - 6/9 $60 (+ optional $6 photo) 3/9
221382-00 11-14 3/26 - 6/9 $60 (+ optional $6 photo) 3/9
school break events 221355-01 15-18 3/26 - 6/9 $70 (+ optional $6 photo) 3/9
Winter Break Basketball Camp (Grades 3 - 8) Futsal (Grades Pre-K - 6)
Insturction will focus on basic fundamentals of the game. Location: HPCC Futsal is indoor soccer game which is, essentially, a scaled down version of outdoor
Activity # Grade Day Date Time Fees Deadline soccer played indoors. It is a small sided game (5v5) played on a smaller field
421378-01 3 - 5 Tu-Th 12/27 - 12/29 9 - 10:30am $35 12/16 (roughly basketball sized) with no walls. Teams will have one to two practices per
421378-02 6 - 8 Tu-Th 12/27 - 12/29 10:30am-12pm $35 12/16 week and one game on Friday night or Saturday. Fee includes: R-7 Facility Usage
Fee of $10 per person; league shirt; socks; participation award. Shin guards are
Holiday Hoops Basketball Tournament (Grades 5-8) required. Location: HPCC
Don’t waste the holiday break sitting around watching re-runs! Come on out for Activity # Division Date Fees Deadline
some hoops. Three game guarantee with awards for first and second place. 221360-01 Pre-K 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
Location: HPCC 221367-01 Kind. 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
21361-01 1/2 Boys 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
Activity # Grade Day Date Time Fees Deadline 221361-11 1/2 Girls 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
421379-01 Boys 5 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150/Team 12/16 221363-01 3/4 Boys 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
421379-02 Boys 6 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150 / Team 12/16 221363-11 3/4 Girls 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
421379-03 Boys 7 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150 / Team 12/16 221365-01 5/6 Coed 2/27 - 5/5 $56 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
421379-04 Boys 8 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150 / Team 12/16
421379-05 Girls 5 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150 / Team 12/16
421379-06
421379-07
Girls 6
Girls 7
Mo-Tu
Mo-Tu
12/27 - 12/29
12/27 - 12/29
6 - 10pm
6 - 10pm
$150 / Team
$150 / Team
12/16
12/16
Volleyball (Grades 4 - 8)
421379-08 Girls 8 Mo-Tu 12/27 - 12/29 6 - 10pm $150 / Team 12/16 Practices are twice a week with games on Saturdays. Fee includes: R-7 Facility
Usage Fee of $16 per person; league shirt; participation award. Location: HPCC
Spring Break Soccer Camp (Grades PreK - 6) Activity # Division Date Fees Deadline
All players should bring soccer ball and shin guards. Location: HPCC 222521-01 4/5 2/27 - 5/5 $73 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
222523-01 6 2/27 - 5/5 $73 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
Activity # Grades Day Date Time Fees Deadline 222520-01 7/8 2/27 - 5/5 $73 (+ optional $6 photo) 2/10
121369-01 Pre-K - 3 M-W 3/12 - 3/15 9 - 10:30am $35 3/2
121369-02 4 - 6 M-W 3/12 - 3/15 10:30am - 12pm $35 3/2
WANTED! Vendors for Family Health Fair! Perfect place to share products & services for a
wide range of ages. Interactive booths are encouraged! Event is Sunday, May 6. 12 - 6pm at Harris Park Communi-
ty Center. Early Bird Booth reservation fee, $45 for 10’x10’ space. After April 1st booth space will be $60. Call 969-1556
Dan L. Blackwell, DDS, Beth Blackwell Nill, DDS, MS,
Scott Francois, DDS
24 page • “Every Age, Every Season” • www.lsparks.net
Meet Me at Summit Fair!
www.SummitFairShopping.com I-470 and 50 Highway in Lee’s Summit, MO
create-a-class
Complete the form and mail to LSPR. 220 SE Green Street. LSMO. 64063 or drop off at any of our
locations. Or email your information to lspr@cityofls.net with subject line “create-a-class.
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dog obedience happy tails dog park
1251 SE Ranson Road. Just south of 50 Highway.
Open 6am to sunset or 9pm whichever occurs first.
Regarding Dog Obedience classes: Must bring proof of current vaccina-
tions to first class. No aggressive dogs. All Dog handlers must be 14 years • All users of the park shall obtain
of age. Bring a buckle collar, nylon leash and soft treats each night of and display a CITY OF LS dog
class. Location: K9IM license. Dog license and vacci-
nation tag shall be on a collar or
Puppy Madness (Dogs ages 12 weeks - 6 months) harness. LS Ordinance # 5.82
Integrate your puppy into your family by laying the foundation for: housetraining, • Dogs must be at least 4 months
focusing the puppy’s attention, grooming and healthcare, sitting politely for petting, old.
loose leash walking and basic commands (sit, down and come). Please show • All dogs must be spayed or
proof of current vaccinations at the first class of the session. Please bring a buckle neutered.
collar, nylon leash, and soft treats to each night of class. Location: K9IM Off-Leash Dog Park Rules • Female dogs in heat and dogs
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline • The off-leash dog area is for with fresh wounds not allowed.
112101-01 Wed 1/11 - 2/15 6:30 - 7:30pm $90 1/4
dogs and their handlers. No • Dogs must be under voice con-
112101-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 9 - 10am $90 1/7
112101-03 Wed 3/7 - 4/11 6:30 - 7:30pm $90 3/1 other use is permitted (including trol of their handler and in view
112101-04 Sat 3/10 - 4/14 9 - 10am $90 3/3 skateboards, bicycles, scooters of their handler at all times.
and rollerblades). • Dogs must be on leash, a maxi-
Family Manners (Dogs ages 6 month+) • Make sure your dog knows how mum length of 6’ when entering
Go one step further with training your family pet. Learn to enforce interaction to appropriately socialize with and exiting the off-leash dog
between dogs and children, adolescent behaviors, grooming and healthcare. Time other dogs area. Dogs must be off-leash in
will be spent on reinforcing attention, sit, down, come, loose leash walking, and • Dogs that exhibit aggressive the off-leash area.
sitting politely for petting. Please show proof of current vaccinations at the first behavior are not allowed. • Spiked collars are not allowed.
class of the session. Please bring a buckle collar, nylon leash, and soft treats to • Dogs must be removed immedi- • Children under age 5 are not
each night of class. Location: K9IM ately from the off-leash dog area allowed in the off-leash area.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline at the first sign of aggression. Children between 5-8 must be
112102-01 Wed 1/11 - 2/15 8 - 9pm $90 1/4 accompanied by an adult.
112102-02 Sat 1/14 - 2/18 10:30 - 11:30am $90 1/7
• Handlers are responsible for
112102-03 Wed 3/7 - 4/11 8 - 9pm $90 3/1 any injuries caused by dog(s) • Handlers must be a minimum
112102-04 Sat 3/10 - 4/14 10:30 - 11:30am $90 3/3 under their control. of 16 years old and have pos-
• LSPR shall not be liable for any session of the dog leash at all
Rally Class injury or damage caused by times.
Learn the basics of the sport. A rally course includes 10 to 20 stations, depending dogs or handlers in the off-leash • 2 dogs maximum per handler.
on the level, that you and your dog will negotiate your way through. Students will area. • Handlers must dispose of waste
heel their dog between the stations and then perform the task required at each • All animal to human bites in designated park provided
station, such as sit or down. Tasks at the stations become more challenging as must be reported to the City of container.
the course progresses. Dog must understand basic commands such as sit, down, Lee’s Summit Animal Control • Handlers must repair holes and
stay and heel. Location: K9IM Department immediately. LS damage done by their dog.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Ordinance # 5.53. • No animals other than dogs
112103-01 Mon 1/9 - 2/13 6:30 - 7:30pm $90 1/2
shall be permitted in the area.
112103-02 Mon 3/5 - 4/9 6:30 - 7:30pm $90 2/27
(816)246-RUFF
Packages
Available!
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26 page • “Every Age, Every Season” • www.lsparks.net
adult enrichment (18+ unless noted otherwise)
arts & crafts Social Networking (Ages 16+)
Want to be connected but do not know where to start or which social media is
NEW! Beginning Pencil Drawing (Ages 16+) right for you. This class walks you through the differences in each site and will
Begin the new year with developing your drawing skills through learning observation take you through the process of setting up an account and emerging you into the
techniques, shading, line quality, studying master drawings, techniques of social media of your choice. Designed for seniors who are looking to understand
shadowing and more. Instructor has a BA in Studio Art. Supplies furnished. the world of social media. Location: GC
Location: GC Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 112211-01 Thu 2/23 6 - 8pm $30 2/16
112630-01 Th 1/12 - 2/2 6:30 - 8pm $60 1/5
Web Design & Development
Chinese Brush Painting Do you have a business and need to have a web site built to increase sales? Or do
A simple, elegant approach to painting using Chinese bamboo brushes, ink and you have a Facebook page or online profile you want to improve through HTML?
minimal colors. Techniques of brush work, creation of ink tones, and composition This interactive class teaches you how to build and publish YOUR own web site.
will be used throughout this class. All materials will be provided. Location: GC utilizing Adobe Dreamweaver. By the end of class students will have built a web-
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline site. Location: GC
177866-02 Mon 2/27 - 4/9 10am - 12pm 3/12 $62 2/20 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
122206-01 Thu 1/12 - 1/19 6 - 8:30pm $110 1/5
Knitting
After learning the basics - knit/purl - you will gain confidence by creating basic
knitting mistakes and learn how to correct them. Materials neeed: size 8 needles
and an inexpensive skein of yarn of light color (4 ply) in order to see your work. To
become really good you will want to practice at home. The last class we will turn
the lights off and you will KNIT IN THE DARK! Patrons will need to bring a set of
size 8 needels & an inexpensive skein of yarn of light color (4 ply) Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
142540-01 Th 1/12 - 2/16 7 - 8:30pm $30 1/6
142540-02 Th 3/1 - 4/6 7 - 8:30pm $30 2/23
computer & social media
Computer Comfort Skills
For those with limited knowledge of computers. Gain understanding of computer
cpr, first aid & self defense
vocabulary, using folders and shortcuts, creating and editing a document, using the
word pad program, and etc. Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Heartsaver CPR/AED (Ages 15+)
177200-01 M/Tue 1/30 - 1/31 10am - 12pm $35 1/23 AHA credentialed course designed for first responders in the workplace, safety/
177200-02 W/Thu 2/1 - 2/2 10am - 12pm $35 1/25
177200-03 M/Tue 3/5 - 3/6 10am - 12pm $35 2/27
security personnel, lifeguards, day-care providers, youth leaders and others whose
job expectation is to handle emergency situations. CPR for adult, child and infant
is covered along with choking management and use of an AED. Upon successful
Basic Internet 101 completion, the two-year AHA Heartsaver certification card is issued. Online
Learn how to access the internet and properly use internet services. Explore registration is not available. Location: HPCC
different search engines and research various topics of interest. Location: GC Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 402785-02 Mon 12/5 7 - 9pm $22* 11/28
177201-01 M/Tue 1/30 - 1/31 1 - 3pm $35 1/23 102785-01 Wed 1/25 7 - 9pm $22* 1/18
177201-02 W/Thu 2/1 - 2/2 1 - 3pm $35 1/25 102785-02 Thu 3/8 7 - 9pm $22* 3/1
177201-03 M/Tue 3/5 - 3/6 1 - 3pm $35 2/27 *Sign up for First Aid and get both classes for just $36!
eBay Selling (Ages 16+) First Aid (Ages 15+)
This interactive course will show you the tips and tricks to utilize eBay’s selling Certified course meeting guidelines of OSHA and DHS. Skills include manage-
functions. If you have extra stuff sitting around the house and want to turn it into ment of bleeding, shock, burns, dislocations, fractures, splinting, head/neck
additional money then you will not want to miss this class. Location: GC injury, and medical emergencies. Receive Heartsaver First Aid two-year certifica-
tion card upon completion. Online registration is not available. Call 969-1500.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
112201-01 Thu 2/9 6 - 8pm $35 2/2 Location: HPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
402782-02 Tue 12/13 6 - 8:30pm $24* 12/6
102782-01 Wed 2/15 6 - 8:30pm $24* 2/8
*Sign up for Heartsaver CPR/AED and get both classes for just $36!
cpr, first aid & self defense continued on next page...
816.969.1500 • “Every Age, Every Season” • page 27
adult enrichment (18+ unless noted otherwise)
cpr, first aid & self defense continued... Fox Trot & Cha Cha (Ages 16+)
A great way to gain confidence for the times when the dance floor is calling but you
Healthcare Provider CPR decline because you “don’t know how”. Location: GC
AHA credentialed course for those with health care background. Includes adult,
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
child and infant one and two-rescuer skills, bag/valve/mask and AED. Skills test
112011-01 Sun 2/19 - 3/11 2:15 - 3:45pm $19 2/13
and written test administered. Two-year AHA Healthcare Provider CPR card 112011-02 Mon 2/20 - 3/12 7 - 8:30pm $19 2/13
issued upon completion. Books available for $15. Location: HPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
102783-01 Thu 1/5 6 - 9pm $35 12/29 Ballroom & Latin Dance
102783-02 Wed 2/22 6 - 9pm $35 2/15 Progress from basic to advanced in the wide varieties of Ballroom and Latin
American dance. Both couples and individuals are welcome to the dance floor.
Location: GC
CPR for Family & Friends (Ages 10+)
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
AHA non-credentialed course, teaches skills to respond to an emergency at
112015-01 Thu 1/5 - 2/9 7 - 8:30pm $24 12/29
home, work or in the community. Perfect for scout groups. Learn CPR adult, child 112015-02 Thu 2/23 - 3/29 7 - 8:30pm $24 2/16
and infant along with choking management. Online registration is not available.
Location: HPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Intro to Line Dancing
402781-01 Tue 11/29 7 - 8:30pm $16* 11/22 Learn to do different choreography so you can dance at other locations. Join the
102781-01 Tue 2/21 7 - 8:30pm $16* 2/14 crowd as we continue our lessons with more detailed steps. New classes start the
*Sign up for 2 individuals from the same family for $28! first Thursday of every month. Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
477012-08 Thu 12/1 1 - 2pm $5 11/24
Counter Attactics (Ages 12+) 477012-09 Thu 12/8 1 - 2pm $5 12/1
A free self defense class for women and girls 12 years and older. The “Counter 477012-10 Thu 12/15 1 - 2pm $5 12/8
Attactics - Be Aware and Be Prepared” class is led by Bob “Thunder” Thurman. 477012-11 Thu 12/22 1 - 2pm $5 12/15
This is a free program through the sponsorship of James Legal Services, P.C. and 477012-12 Thu 12/29 1 - 2pm $5 12/22
177012-01 Thu 1/5 1 - 2pm $5 12/29
Missouri Trial Lawyers Care Fund. Class space is limited. Must pre-register by
177012-02 Thu 1/12 1 - 2pm $5 1/5
calling 969-1500. *Participants are asked to bring a can food donation to benefit 177012-03 Thu 1/19 1 - 2pm $5 1/12
Lee’s Summit Social Services. Location: LPCC 177012-04 Thu 1/26 1 - 2pm $5 1/19
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 177012-05 Thu 2/2 1 - 2pm $5 1/26
142071-01 Sa 2/19 9am - 12pm FREE* 2/19 177012-06 Thu 2/9 1 - 2pm $5 2/1
177012-07 Thu 2/16 1 - 2pm $5 2/9
177012-08 Thu 2/23 1 - 2pm $5 2/16
177012-09 Thu 3/1 1 - 2pm $5 2/23
177012-10 Thu 3/8 1 - 2pm $5 3/1
177012-11 Thu 3/15 1 - 2pm $5 3/8
177012-12 Thu 3/22 1 - 2pm $5 3/15
177012-13 Thu 3/29 1 - 2pm $5 3/22
health & fitness
Athletic Adults (Ages 13+)
This small group personal training program helps regain speed and agility needed
to participate at the top of their game. Covers core development and strength and
includes fitness assessments to record progress. Location: LPCC
dance Activity #
199751-01
Day
Tu/Th
Date
1/10 - 2/2
Time
7:30 - 8:30pm
No Class Fees
$40/$50
Deadline
1/5
Country Western (All Ages) 199751-02 Tu/Th 2/14 - 3/8 7:30 - 8:30pm $40/$50 2/9
Come try this fun form of Country Western dancing! Location: GC 199751-03 Th 1/12 - 2/2 10:30 - 11:30am $20/$25 1/9
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 199751-04 Th 2/16 - 3/8 10:30 - 11:30am $20/$25 2/13
177013-01 Sun 1/8 - 1/29 2:15 - 3:45pm $19 1/1
177013-02 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 7 - 8:30pm $19 1/3
Extreme Bootcamp
The ultimate body burning workout for everyone that integrates 90 minutes of car-
West & East Coast Swing dio drills and resistance training so you can feel great. Endure exercises that will
One of the most popular dances forms if dance, swing is always in style! Learn challenge your body, improve your strength, test your ability and leave you drippin
the impressive variations of both West and East Coast Swing and bring the dance sweat! Location: LPCC
floor to life! Both couples and individuals are welcome! Location: GC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 199680-01 Sat 1/14 8:30 - 10am $5 1/7
177018-01 Tue 1/3 - 2/7 7 - 8:30pm $24 12/29 199680-02 Sat 1/28 8:30 - 10am $5 1/21
177018-02 Tue 2/21 - 3/29 7 - 8:30pm $24 2/14 199680-03 Sat 2/18 8:30 - 10am $5 2/11
28 page • “Every Age, Every Season” • www.lsparks.net
NEW! BOSU Total Body Training (Ages 12+)
One-of-a-kind training that tests your body from head to toe. It’s a cardio, strength, A 12 week program designed
flexibility, and agility workout that will blow your mind! Expect to burn 900 calories to deliver top-notch services
in this one hour class! Location: LPCC that include detailed fitness
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline assessments, integrative fitness
499757-05 Mon 12/5 - 12/26 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 12/2
499757-06 Fri 12/9 - 12/30 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 12/7
and personal training programs,
199757-07 Wed 1/11 - 2/1 5:30 - 6:30pm $22/$25 1/6 and healthy nutrition guidance with lipid profile testing that guarantees
199757-08 Wed 2/15 - 3/7 5:30 - 6:30pm $22/$25 2/9
remarkable individual lifestyle changes. There has never been a better
199757-01 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 1/6
199757-02 Fri 1/13 - 2/3 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 1/11 time to reap the positive results of an all inclusive program. Decide now to
199757-03 Mon 2/13 - 3/5 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 2/10 make a healthy change in your life! Participants also receive a free LPCC
199757-04 Fri 2/17 - 3/9 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 2/15
199757-05 Mon 3/19 - 4/9 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 3/16 membership!
199757-06 Fri 3/23 - 4/13 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 3/21 Session Dates Registration Deadlines Call for pricing!
January 9 - March 30, 2012 January 2, 2012 816-969-1513
January 23 - April 13, 2012 January 16, 2012
NEW! Gliding (Ages 12+) February 6 - April 27, 2012 January 30, 2012
Gliding transforms traditional exercises allowing for engaged full body effort from February 17 - May 11, 2012 February 10, 2012
March 5 - May 25, 2012 February 27, 2012
start to finish.Take your workouts to the next level by training every muscle in every
April 2 - June 22, 2012 March 26, 2012
way. Enhance stability and mobility by taking this exciting class using special discs
for flowing floor and standing exercises. Location: LPCC
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Tennis - Adult Beginner (Ages 17+)
199754-01 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 7 - 8am $22/$25 1/6 For adults who want to improve strokes through drills and pre-competitive practice
199754-02 Thu 1/12 - 2/2 7 - 8am $22/$25 1/10
199754-03 Tue 2/14 - 3/6 7 - 8am $22/$25 2/10 matches. Location: SUMP
199754-04 Thu 2/16 - 3/8 7 - 8am $22/$25 2/14 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199754-05 Tue 3/20 - 4/10 7 - 8am $22/$25 3/16 212040-01 Sat 4/7 - 5/12 12 - 12:55pm $72 3/31
199754-06 Thu 3/22 - 4/12 7 - 8am $22/$25 3/20
199754-08 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 4:30 - 5:30pm $22/$25 1/3
199754-09
199754-10
Wed
Fri
1/11 - 2/1
1/13 - 2/3
4:30 - 5:30pm
4:30 - 5:30pm
$22/$25
$22/$25
1/3
1/3
Tennis - Cardio League (Ages 17+)
199754-12 Tue 2/14 - 3/6 4:30 - 5:30pm $22/$25 2/6
If you have played at all, this is the class for you! 1.5 hours of instruction and play.
199754-13 Wed 2/15 - 3/7 4:30 - 5:30pm $22/$25 2/6 Drills will improve your skill and coached tactics during play will increase your
199754-14 Fri 2/17 - 3/9 4:30 - 5:30pm $22/$25 2/6 knowledge and fun. Location: SUMP
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
222047-03 Sat 4/7 - 5/12 1 - 2:30pm 4/23 $108 3/31
Golf for the Beginner (Ages 16+)
Little or no experience playing golf? Instruction in basic fundamentals. Golf
clubs available to borrow for individuals who do not own their own set. Women on Weights (Ages 16+)
Location: FRAR A woman’s guide to body sculpting, flexibility, balance and resistance training.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline Gain a better understanding and confidence in your workouts with the assistance
212032-01 Mon 4/2 - 4/30 6 - 7pm $75 3/26 of the LSPR personal training staff.
At Legacy Park Community Center
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
NEW! TRX Training Zone (Ages 12+) 199691-01 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 6:30 - 7:30pm $20/$25 1/5
TRX Suspension Training is an intense, action-packed workout to keep 199691-02 Mon 2/13 - 3/5 6:30 - 7:30pm $20/$25 2/9
you achieving your goals. Beginning or advanced, this workout is for you. 199691-03 Mon 3/19 - 4/9 6:30 - 7:30pm $20/$25 3/15
199691-04 Mon 1/9 - 1/30 10:30 - 11:30am $20/$25 1/2
Location: LPCC 199691-05 Mon 2/13 - 3/5 10:30 - 11:30am $20/$25 2/6
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline 199691-06 Mon 3/19 - 4/9 10:30 – 11:30am $20/$25 3/12
199758-04 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 1/2 At Gamber Center
199758-02 Wed 1/11 - 2/1 7 - 8am $22/$25 1/4 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199758-05 Thu 1/12 - 2/2 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 1/5 177691-01 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 11am - 12pm $20/$25 1/6
199758-01 Thu 1/12 - 2/2 5:30 - 6:30pm $22/$25 1/5 177691-02 Thu 1/12 - 2/2 4:30 - 5:30pm $20/$25 1/10
199758-03 Wed 2/15 - 3/7 7 - 8am $22/$25 2/8 177691-03 Tue 2/14 - 3/6 11am - 12pm $20/$25 2/10
199758-06 Tue 2/14 - 3/6 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 2/6 177691-04 Thu 2/16 - 3/8 4:30 - 5:30pm $20/$25 2/14
199758-07 Thu 2/16 - 3/8 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 2/16
199758-08 Tue 3/20 - 4/10 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 3/13
199758-09 Thu 3/22 - 4/12 5:45 - 6:45am $22/$25 3/15 health & fitness continued on next page...
Did You Know Riding 4 miles per day on your bikcycle will burn 36,000 over the course of one year - the equivalent of
over 10 lbs of fat. In fact, the average person loses 13 lbs in the first year of cycling. LSPR provides over
66 miles of trails and greenway to support your fitness activities.
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adult enrichment (18+ unless noted otherwise)
health & fitness continued... Beginning Mountain Dulcimer
Learn how to play the mountain dulcimer. No music knowledge necessary. You will
NEW! Mommy Yoga learn basics of the instrument and simple songs. Must have own tuner. Dulcimers
Expecting moms learn to breathe, relax and open the body in a way that will are available for loan. Location: GC
support delivery. Explore how yoga postures can be enhanced to make them
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
more comfortable while keeping baby and mom safe. So bring a small blanket 177542-01 Thu 1/12 - 2/16 9 - 9:55am $25 1/5
and pillow and your questions and be ready to have fun!!! Let your yoga practice 177542-02 Thu 3/8 - 4/19 9 - 9:55am 3/15 $25 3/1
support you through your delivery with ease! Yoga mats supplied if needed.
Location: LPCC Advanced Mountain Dulcimer
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline You will move on to more complicated techniques, timings, and tunes in this dulci-
199910-01 Sun 1/15 6:30 - 7:30pm $10 1/9 mer class. Must have own tuner. Dulcimers are available for loan. Location: GC
199910-02 Sun 2/5 6:30 - 7:30pm $10 2/1
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
199910-03 Sun 3/4 6:30 - 7:30pm $10 2/27
177544-01 Thu 1/12 - 2/16 10 - 11am $25 1/5
177544-02 Thu 3/8 - 4/19 10 - 11am 3/15 $25 3/1
Zumba
Ditch the workout and party yourself into shape with Zumba - latin inspired, calorie
burning, easy to follow moves.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
photography
199681-01 Wed 1/11 6:30 - 7:45pm $5 1/9 Photography - Capturing the Moment
199681-02 Wed 1/25 6:30 - 7:45pm $5 1/23 Learn basic terminology, gain an understanding of shutter speed, aperture and
199681-03 Wed 2/8 6:30 - 7:45pm $5 2/6 mega pixels, discuss flash techniques and natural lighting photography, manual
199681-04 Wed 2/22 6:30 - 7:45pm $5 2/20 shooting and white balance. Bring: SLR camera for class Location: AMP
199681-05 Wed 3/7 6:30 - 7:30pm $5 3/5
199681-06 Wed 3/21 6:30 - 7:30pm $5 3/19 Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
412771-01 Tu 11/29 - 12/20 6:30 - 8:30pm $60 11/22
112771-01 Tue 1/10 - 1/31 6:30 - 8:30pm $60 1/3
just for fun Digital Photo - Fine Tune the Moment
Discuss techniques such as dragging the shutter, using off camera flash including
Balloon Creations (Ages 18+) studio strobes, bouncing light, and fill flash techniques. Must own an off camera
Prepare yourself for when the kids are out of school over winter break and saying flash. Prerequisite: “Capturing the Moment” or have basic knowledge or experience
“I’m bored” - learn how to make balloon creations and be the hit of the household! with a digital SLR camera. Location: AMP
In this workshop you will learn how to make dogs, rabbits, ray guns and more. Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
Location: GC 112772-01 Tue 2/7 - 2/28 6:30 - 8:30pm $60 2/1
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
422653-01 Mon 12/5 7 - 9pm $45 11/28 Photography - Manipulating the Moment
Learn how to manipulate images in Photoshop (must own a version of Photoshop
to get the most from this class). Recommended to bring a laptop. Location: GC.
Activity # Day Date Time No Class Fees Deadline
112773-01 Tue 3/6 - 3/27 6:30 - 8:30pm $75 2/28
Lee’s Summit Historical Cemetery
established in 1867
Monument Sales
Grave Spaces
& Installation
now available
available
(816) 969-1590 • www.lsparks.net • bill.rust@cityofls.net
Office Hours by appointment. Managed by LS Parks & Recreation
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adult athletics (must be 18+)
Regarding team registrations: LSPR accepts cash, ONE
check or ONE Visa or Mastercard for team payments. Multiple
checks/credit cards cannot be accepted. A roster must be
turned in at the time of registration with players info filled in
by the first game.
winter leagues
VOLLEYBALL (Registration ends 12/9/11 or when division fills)
Have some fun and exercise while playing and keeping cool with friends and co-
workers. Coed: 10 person roster, 6 on court. Women: 8 person roster, 6 on court.
Men: 6 person roster, 4 on court. Location: HPCC NEW! ULTIMATE FRISBEE (Registration ends 3/23 or when
Division Day Dates Times Fee league fills.)
Coed Inter. A Tuesday 1/3/12 - 3/6/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165
An exciting, non-contact team sport that mixes the best features of sports such
Coed Inter. B Tuesday 1/3/12 - 3/6/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165
Coed Rec. Tuesday 1/3/12 - 3/6/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165 as Soccer, Basketball, American Football and Netball into an elegantly simple yet
Mens A Thursday 1/5/12 - 3/8/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165 fascinating and demanding game. All co-ed teams will consist of four men and
Mens B Thursday 1/5/12 - 3/8/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165 three women on the field. UPA rules will be used. Minimum of 7 and maximum of
Womens A Thursday 1/5/12 - 3/8/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165 12 on the roster. Minimum 7 games guaranteed. Check out lsparks.net for more
Womens B Thursday 1/5/12 - 3/8/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $165
details and a complete set of rules. Location: CDHP
Division Day Dates Times Fees
Coed Th 4/5/12-5/17/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $150
DODGEBALL (Registrations ends 12/9/11 or until the league is full.) Men’s Th 4/5/12-5/17/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $150
Remember your grade school days on the playground? Revisit those days play-
ing with friends or co-workers on the court. Up to 10 on a roster, 6 on the court.
Location: HPCC KICKBALL (EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT IF REGISTERED BY 3/16.
Division Day Dates Times Fee Registration ends 3/23 or when division fills)
Coed Su 1/8/12 - 3/4/12 8:00 - 10:30pm $100 Flash back to the best playground game of all time! NO Experience needed!
Men Su 1/8/12 - 3/4/12 8:00 - 10:30pm $100 Roster: Minimum of 10, Maximum of 15. Minimum 7 games guaranteed.
Location: CDHP.
spring leagues
Division Day Date Time EARLY BIRD AFTER 3/16
Coed Su 4/1/12-5/13/12 6:00pm-9:00pm $210 $235
Coed Tu 4/3/12-5/15/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $210 $235
Coed F 4/3/12-5/15/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $210 $235
MENS BASKETBALL (Registrations ends 1/27/12 or until league is
full)
Stay in shape while having fun with the guys. Up to a 12 person roster, 5 on the
SOFTBALL (EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT IF REGISTERED BY 3/2. Reg-
court. Location: HPCC istration ends 3/9 or when division fills)
Minimum of 10 and maximum of 20 persons on roster. Additional charge of $15
Division Day Dates Times Fees
Competitive W 2/15/12-4/4/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $375 for ASA sanctioning fee which is applicable for all new 2012 teams. Coed teams
Recreation W 2/15/12-4/4/12 7:30 – 10:30 pm $375 must provide their own 11” and 12” red stitch core .44 softballs. Manager or
Co-Manager will be required to attend Managers Meeting, March 15 at 7pm at the
Gamber Center. Location: CDHP.
DODGEBALL (Registrations ends 2/17/12 or until the league is full.)
Remember your grade school days on the playground? Revisit those days playing Division Day Date Time EARLY BIRD AFTER 3/2
Mens D Su 3/18/12-4/22/12 6:00pm-9:00pm $400 $425
with friends or co-workers on the court. Up to 10 on a roster, 6 on the court. Coed Rec Su 3/18/12-4/22/12 6:00pm-9:00pm $375 $400
Location: HPCC Womens M 3/19/12-4/23/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $400 $425
Division Day Dates Times Fees Coed Rec Tu 3/20/12-4/24/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $375 $400
Coed Sun 03/04/12-05/06/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $100 Mens D W 3/21/12-4/25/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $400 $425
Men Sun 03/04/12-05/06/12 7:30 – 10:30pm $100 Mens C Th 3/22/12-4/26/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $400 $425
Mens D Th 3/22/12-4/26/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $400 $425
Coed Rec F 3/23/12-4/26/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $375 $400
NEW! CORNHOLING (aka Baggo) (Registrations ends 3/23 or
when league fills.)
Each team gets four beanbags. There are two boards 27 feet apart. There is volleyball leagues on next page...
one hole in each board. Throwing the bag through the hole equals three points.
If the bag is on the board, that’s one point. If it lands on ground zero points are
awarded. Each team goes to 21 points. 7 week season, 9 inning games.
60% to 90% of individuals who are
PARTNERS LEAGUE: you can register up to 3 players and each can play every
week. This rule is to help out to prevent forfeits if one player cannot make it out
Did You Know fitness enthusiasts feel they get fewer
one week. Check out lsparks.net for more details and a complete set of rules. colds than do their sedentary peers.
Location: CDHP LSPR offers a wide variety of fitness
Division Day Dates Times Fees activities and recreational opportunities
Singles Tu 4/3/12-5/15/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $25
Partners Tu 4/3/12-5/15/12 6:30pm-9:30pm $50 for LS Residents.
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adult athletics continued...
VOLLEYBALL (Registrations ends 2/24/12 or until league fills)
Have some fun and exercise while playing and keeping cool with friends and
co-workers. Coed: Up to 10 on the roster, 6 on the court. Women: Up to 8 on the
roster, 6 on the court. Men: Up to 6 on the roster, 4 on the court. Location: HPCC
Division Day Dates Times Fees
Rec. Tue 03/13/12-05/8/12 7:30 –10:30pm $165
Inter. B Tue 03/13/12-05/8/12 7:30 –10:30pm $165
Inter. A Tue 03/13/12-05/8/12 7:30 –10:30pm $165
Men’s A Thu 03/15/12-05/10/12 7:30--10:30pm $165
Men’s B Thu 03/15/12-05/10/12 7:30--10:30pm $165
Women’s A Thu 03/15/12-05/10/12 7:30--10:30pm $165
Women’s B Thu 03/15/12-05/10/12 7:30--10:30pm $165
Wom. Power Thu 03/15/12-05/10/12 7:30--10:30pm $165
SAND VOLLEYBALL (Registrations ends 3/16/12 or when league is full.)
Dig in it’s time for Spring Sand Volleyball league! Coed: 10 person roster, 6 on
court. Women: 8 person roster, 6 on court. Men: 6 person roster, 4 on court.
Location: LMCP
Division Day Dates Times Fees
Coed Inter Mon 4/02/12-5/21/12 6:30-10:30 pm $140
Coed Rec. Mon 4/02/12-5/21/12 6:30-10:30 pm $140
Women’s Wed 4/04/12-5/23/12 6:30-10:30 pm $140
Men’s Wed 4/04/12-5/23/12 6:30-10:30 pm $140
LSPR’S FEATURED PARK
Charles David HARTMAN PARK
& WINTERSET NATURE TRAIL • Three professionally maintained softball fields
This 20 acre park is located at 700 • Full coverage lighting & fencing
SW Old Pryor Road between 3rd • Irrigated fields and crushed limestone “aglime”
Street and Longview Road. Ten
acres of the park were purchased
• Full service concession stand with outdoor
in 1982. The remaining 10 acres lounge & tv’s - now serving beer
were donated by the Erichson and
Gibson families of Kansas City,
ING! NEW ADU LT LEAGUES
COMING THIS SPR
Cornholing
MO. The park is named after Lee’s
Ultimate Frisbee &
Summit Police Officer Charles Da-
vid Hartman who lost his life, in the
line of duty, on May 1, 1983, while
attempting to rescue a man from
the Little Blue River.
SAVE with Early Bird Registration!
March 2 for Softball / March 16 for Kickball
The park has a 3/4 mile multi-use
trail around the perimeter. The
playground area is large and is “like us” at Hartman Park Sports Complex
surrounded by shade trees. Con-
nected to the park is the beautiful Winterset Nature Area. It is a 3/4 mile www.hartmanparksportscomplex.net
mulched loop. It features several varieties of oak trees, a pristine creek with
limestone beds, wildflowers and many of the midwests wildlife, like turkeys,
deer, chipmunks and more.
The park also features the newly renovated Hartman Park Sports Complex.
It houses three professionally maintained softball fields with full coverage,
state-of-the-art, lighting and fencing. Irrigated fields and crushed limestone
“aglime” infields means less rainouts. The full service concession stand is
connected to a covered pavilion with outdoor patio style furniture and has
mounted televisions with sports coverage.
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lspr parks & shelter rentals
Regarding Shelter Rentals (For extended list of Park Rules/Considerations, please turn to page 4)
• Shelter reservations must be made in person at the main office. A valid driver’s license is required. Rental fee covers shelter rental from 5am - 11pm but does not
give exclusive use of playgrounds/amenities. We place picnic tables in the shelters as listed but recommend checking shelter before rental for table #.
• Alcohol in approved parks is allowed by permit only. Sale of alcohol on park property is prohibited. Consumption of alcohol is prohibited without a special permit
from LSPR. Requests must be made in person with a shelter reservation.
• To have inflatables in the parks there is a $25 fee and must be processed through the main office.
• * Restrooms/Comfort Stations are seasonal, typically April 15 through Oct. 15, but please call to verify dates. (R* - only open when LSPR leagues are occurring)
• Your event must stay within the maximum capacity & parking listed above. If your event requires larger accommodations, call JaCo Parks & Rec at 816-503-4800.
Alcohol Permit, $25
Off Leash Dog Area
Multipurpose Fields
Shelter Rental Fee
Horseshoe Courts
Basketball Goals
Comfort Station
Sand Volleyball
Skate Features
Ball Diamonds
Tennis Courts
Mounted Grill
Picnic Tables
Playground
Trail (mile)
Restroom/
Electricity
Disc Golf
Capacity
Acreage
Parking
Park & Amenities
Arbor Walk • 1301 SW Arbor Park Dr 17.2 .75
Bailey Farm • 1800 SE Ranson Rd under construction 49.6
Banner (Lower) • 601 NE Park • 5.6
Banner (Upper) • 520 NE Noeleen $40 10 20 2 • • • 4 15.3 .4
Canterbury • 501 SE Blackwell Rd 4.4 .81
Deer Valley • 1400 NE Neawanna Dr • 26.7 .7
Eagle Creek • 2561 SW Golden Eagle Dr 26.3 .7
Gamber Center • 4 SE Independence Ave 3.5 .32
Happy Tails Park • 1251 SE Ranson Rd • • 4 .3
Harris Memorial #1 • 601 SW Jefferson $60 40 20 1 6 • 17.9 .5
Harris Park Community Center • 110 SW Blue Pkwy
Hartman, Charles David • 700 SW Old Pryor Rd R* 4 • 20.1 .75
Howard • 3498 NE Independence C • • • 20 3
Howard Station, William B. • 228 SE Main St 14
Lea-McKeighan • 120/125 NE Chipman Rd 3 R* 6 • • • 21.8
LS Historical Cemetery • 806 SE 3rd 18.3
Legacy Shelter #1 • Coneflower Dr $100 100 50 • • 4 12 R • • 692 4.7
Legacy Shelter #2 • Coneflower Dr $80 50 25 • • 1 6 R • • 692 4.7
Legacy Shelter #3 • Legacy Park Dr
(Next to Joseph Dyke Playground)
$80 32 10 • 4 R • 692 4.7
Legacy Park Community Center • 901 NE Bluestem Dr
Lowenstein • 1901 NW Lowenstein Dr (3 Shelters) $50 40 20 • 3 5 C • • 17.7 .8
McKee • 601 NE Todd George 18.9 .68
Miller J. Fields • 1301 SE 3rd Terr $60 40 20 2 5 R 3 • • 18.7
Osage Trails • 4201 SW Pryor Rd $40 24 35 4 C • • 20 .6
Pleasant Lea • 1100 SW Walnut St • 2 16.4
Pottberg • 5200 Campground Rd $40 24 19 4 • 25 .26
South Lea • 819 SW Lea Dr 1 1 • 1.1
Summit • 451 NW Blue Parkway $80 100 40 • • 1 15 R 1 4 • • 3 6.5
Summit Waves • 120 SW Blue Parkway
Tiger Tennis Courts • LS High School 6
Velie • 2 NW Anderson Dr • 31.6 1.3
Wadsworth • 1010 NE Chestnut $40 10 6 2 • 1.9 .3
Williams-Grant • 401 SE Howard St • • 4 .25
Winterset Nature Area • 700 SW Pryor Rd 10.2 .75
Woods Playground • 615 NW Little Ave • .5
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great spaces in great places
RENT Indoor & Outdoor
Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation
Accommodations
has the perfect place for your event.
From birthday parties to weddings,
you will find what you are looking
for with one of our three locations.
Legacy Park
Community Center
816.969.1552
901 NE Bluestem Drive
Lee’s Summit, MO 64086
Gamber Center
816.969.1580
4 SE Independence Ave.
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
Harris Park
Community Center
816.969.1540
See page 13 for details
Main Office
220 SE Green Street • Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
816.969.1500 • www.lsparks.net
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LPCC
Rental Space Capacity
1 Community Room Up to 75
2 Community Rooms Up to 175
3 Community Rooms Up to 250
Catering Kitchen Varies
1/2 Gym Varies
Full Gym Varies
After hours N/A
LPCC’s three Community Rooms allow Lock-in Up to 350
Community Rooms enough space for a sit down dinner as well as Amphitheater 4000
Features: Outdoor patio with seating, Preferred Deposit Fees $100 - $250
Caterers List, Linen Rentals, Dance Floor the dance floor, which is available to rent.
Rentals, A/V Equipment and more!
Party Room Outdoor Amphitheater
Features: Printed invitations, party t-shirt, 90 min- Features: Three and half acres of tiered
utes in room, use of aquatic area during “Open seating (grass and concrete). A majes-
Swim” time and treats if needed. 20 person maxi-
tic view adjacent to Legacy Lake. Ample
mum for the party room and party packages.
parking with option for additional parking if
needed. Electrical service available upon
Entire Facility/Lock-In request.
Our community
Features: 4 hours of swimming PLUS all night
use of Party Room, Gym, Racquetball Courts,
rooms can be
Community Rooms, Childcare Room and Kitchen. easily transformed into exhibit halls,
corporate meeting space,
expos, classrooms and more!
“Legacy Package” Community Rooms Our outside areas add another
and catering kitchen for 4 consecutive hours.
dimension to your event space.
“Event Package” Community Rooms
and catering kitchen in a 12 hour blocks.
Additional hours available per hour or after
hour rates.
Legacy Park Community Center
901 NE Bluestem Drive • LSMO 64086
816.969.1552 • lpcc@cityofls.net • www.lsparks.net
the GC
Rental Space Room Cap.
Shenandoah A Up to 120
Shenandoah B Up to 80
Shenandoah (All) Up to 200
Kitchen Varies
Class/Craft Rooms Varies
Aerobics Room Varies
After hours N/A
Outside Area* Up to 200
Deposit Fees N/A
Chairs and tables can be arranged in several * Ballroom rental required with
configurations, including the ideal set up for a outside area & gazebo rental.
DJ or band with room for dancing!
Ballroom “Shenandoah Room”
Features: Dividable into two sections with built-
in Dance Floor. Raised stage and Audio/Visual
capabilities, Linen Rentals, Preferred Caterers
List and more!
Our outdoor space with
Meeting Rooms: “Redwood” Classroom
(20 cap.). “Everglades” Arts & Crafts Room (16 gazebo allows for expansion
cap.). “Grand Tetons” Aerobics & ”Yellowstone” of your event as does the
Classroom (25 cap.). “Yosemite” Computer Lab
(12 cap.). Bistro just off the ballroom!
“Gamber Package” Perfect for
Ballroom and kitchen for 4 consecu- corporate events.
tive hours. Additional hours available at Customize your
hour/after hour rates.
package to fit
your needs.
“Event Package” Catering and
Ballroom, great hall, bistro and kitchen computer lab
in a 12 hour block. Additional hours also available.
available at hour/after hour rates.
Gamber Center
4 SE Independence Avenue • LSMO 64063
816.969.1580 • lspr@cityofls.net • www.lsparks.net
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You won’t find them in the operating
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day, they play an equally vital role in
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We count on them to help keep us
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that may result in referrals to the best
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word when even the best of medical
science cannot fix our problems.
Saint Luke’s Health System is proud of
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