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Member Spotlight

This month the Member Spotlight is on Brady Burns...we had a great time talking with Brady, enjoy!

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Name: Brady Burns

Parents names: Kerri and Eric Burns

Do you have any brothers or sisters? No, I'm single

How old are you? 7

Where do you go to school? Salisbury elementary School

What is your favorite subject? Phy Ed

What is your favorite activity? I like to hang out and talk to my mom and dad...I really like tennis too.

What is one posession that you could not live without? My tennis racquet

Why? Cause I really like tennis

If you could have anything for dinner tonight, what would that be? Ham and mashed potatoes

Is your mom a good cook? OH YEAH!

What is your favorite book? Charlotte's Web

What is your favorite movie? Star Wars

What is your favorite color? Blue

Is your bedroom messy or clean? Clean, most of the time

Who is your best friend? Jack McCarty

What is the furthest place you have traveled to? Francis Scott Key Resort in Ocean City, MD

Best vacation you ever took? To the Francis Scott Key - see above

What's annoying? When people are mean

What would people be surprised to know about you? They would be impressed at how good I am at tennis

Do you want to give a shout-out to your coach? Yes, Coach Kristen

What’s the best thing about the Rec Center? The Tot Spot

Why? Dodgeball - Megan is a good dodgeball player

Is that why you're so sweaty right now? Yes

 

Employee Spotlight

The Employee Spotlight shines brightly on Kathy Gregg...say hello to Kathy as you make your way around the center.

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Name: Kathy Gregg

How long have you been an employee? Since August,  2009

What do you do? Maintenance work

Where were you born? Lancaster, PA

Where did you attend high-school/college? Garden Spot High School, Kutztown University  

What clubs/organizations are you part of? None

Are you married? How long? To whom? No

Do you have any children/grandchildren? No

Who was the most influential person in your life & why? My grandfather because he taught me everything that I know

What are your hobbies? Running, bicycling and walking

What do you do to relax? Running and biking both make my stress go away

What was the last book/publication you read? Worst Case by James Patterson

What is your all time, favorite movie? A League of Their Own

Where is the furthest place you have traveled? Orlando, Florida

If you could have anything you wanted for dinner tonight, what would it be? Pasta, especially stuffed shells

Favorite quote: I would have to say that it's the quote that my coach says "it is what it is".

If someone gave you $10K today, what would you do with the money? I'd put it toward my student loan

What is your pet-peeve? Lazy people

Is the glass half empty or half full? half full

What motivates you? More like "who" motivates me - my little sister, Ashley. She has been through a lot and still keeps going

Who’s your favorite musical artist? I don't have one, I like almost any kind of music

What would people be surprised to know about you? That I write poems

What’s the best thing about the Rec Center? The people

 

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Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct for Members/guests

Staff members are expected to actively support and enforce the Code of Conduct for members and guests. The New Holland Recreation Center (NHRC) is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all members and guests. To promote safety and comfort for all, the NHRC asks individuals to act appropriately at all times when they are in NHRC facilities or participating in NHRC programs.

We expect persons using the NHRC to behave in a mature and responsible way and to respect the rights and dignity of others. The NHRC code of Conduct does not permit language or any action that can hurt or frighten another person. Specifically, this includes:

• Inappropriate attire. Appropriate attire must be worn at all times.

• Angry or vulgar language including swearing, name call or shouting.

• Physical contact with another person in any angry or threatening way.

• Any demonstration of sexual activity or sexual contact with another person.

• Harassment or intimidation by words, gestures, body language or any other

menacing behavior.

•Theft or behavior that results in the destruction of property.

• Carrying or concealing any weapons, devices or objects that may be used as

weapons. Using or possessing illegal chemicals or alcohol on NHRC property, or at NHRC-sponsored programs

• Any other conduct of an inappropriate, threatening or offensive nature.

Using NHRC-owned telephones, computers, e-mail, and the internet, to convey their personal convictions.

Members and guest are encouraged to be responsible for their personal comfort and safety and ask any person whose behavior threatens their comfort to refrain. If a member or guest feels uncomfortable in confronting the person directly, they should report the behavior to a staff person. Members and guests should not hesitate to notify a staff person if assistance is needed -Staff wants to help.

 

In order to be able to carry out these policies, the NHRC asks that members and guests identify themselves to staff when asked.

 

The Executive Director or Department Head will investigate all reported incidents. Suspension or termination of the NHRC membership privileges may result from a determination by the Executive Director if, in his or her discretion, a violation of the Code of Conduct has occurred.

 

Rules & Regulations

GENERAL POLICIES

It is expected that each Member, Non-member and/or employee of the New Holland Recreation Center (NHRC) recognize the role of modeling acceptable social behavior and contributing to a positive community. All are expected to adhere to the policies and procedures approved for NHRC. The use of any inappropriate language, gestures, or actions in communication with patrons or staff of NHRC will result in the immediate suspension of NHRC privileges.

 

NHRC GENERAL FACILITY POLICIES:

1. All NHRC patrons must present a valid ID for entry into the NHRC during recreation hours.

2. No food, drink, or gum products are permitted in the facility except in the multipurpose rooms and in the Game Room. Water in a closed, plastic container is permitted.

3. Children under the age of 10 may not use the NHRC facilities without adult parent, guardian or other adult supervision. Children ages 10-12 may have limited use of the NHRC facilities as specified in the policies for specific areas and/or noted for special events.

4. Proper athletic attire must be worn in the NHRC facilities and when participating in recreational activities:
a. Proper athletic shoes and clothing are required for all areas of the facility. Wear non-marking shoes in all activity areas.
b. Swim suits must be worn in the pool. No cut-offs or clothes in the pool.

5. Entry and exit of the NHRC must always be through the designated main entrance and exit. Individuals entering/exiting through non-designated doors are subject to disciplinary action.

6. No alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs may be consumed prior to or while using the facility.

7.
Bicycles, roller-skates, roller blades, roller shoes and skateboards are prohibited in NHRC.

8.
Pets, other than guide animals, are prohibited in NHRC.

9.
Headphones are required for personal stereos.

10. Facilities may be closed and/or reservations canceled when warranted (i.e. special events, maintenance projects, and inclement weather).

11. Specific policies and room regulations are posted on site and are required to be observed. Verbal instructions from facility staff are for the safety and comfort of all NHRC patrons and are to be strictly adhered to.

12. Use of the NHRC facilities is a privilege, and participants are expected to be exhibit proper conduct and respect the rights of others. Individuals who engage in unacceptable, unsafe or irresponsible behavior may have their access to facilities revoked, modified and/or subject to further disciplinary action.

13. Individual patrons shall utilize all NHRC facilities and participate in any and all activities at their own risk.

14. NHRC is not responsible for lost or stolen property.

POOL COMPLEX:

1. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult unless identified for the NHRC pool “Tweeners” program. An adult is defined as someone over the age of 18. A valid ID is required for proof of age.

2. Proper swimwear is required.

3. Please shower before entering the pool.

4.
Lifeguards are present for your safety and must be obeyed at all times.

5.
No talking to lifeguards on duty.

6.
Guards determine the use of toys, floats, etc. based on facility use and other potential hazards.

7.
Lap lanes are reserved for lap swimmers only.

8.
Kick boards and leg floats are for use by lap swimmers only.

9.
No hanging or holding onto the lane lines.

10. The height requirement for riding the slide is 48 inches.

11.
Children must slide the slide feet first face up, not on their knees or stomach.

12.
Outside food or drinks are not allowed in the pool area, except for water in a re-sealable plastic container.
 

13. Protective undergarments (little swimmers) must be used by all children who would normally wear diapers.

 14. Watertight swim diapers are required for incontinent individuals.

 15. Smoking, tobacco, and alcohol are prohibited.

 16. No running, diving and horseplay are permitted.

 17. Any activity deemed unsafe or not in the best interest of our patrons, is not permitted.

 18. It is the responsibility of all NHRC patrons and guests to comply with all rules set forth by the NHRC. Any violation of the rules and policies may result in suspension of recreation privileges.

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING AREAS:

1. Proper athletic shoes and clothing are required. Jeans and jean shorts are not permitted as they may tear equipment upholstery. Boots and opened toed shoes (including sandals and croks) are also prohibited. Shirts or appropriate tops must be worn at all times and should cover all areas of skin which come in contact with the equipment.

 

2. No food, gum or tobacco products allowed. Water or sports drinks will be permitted in closed plastic containers only.

 

3. All dumbbells and free weights must be returned to their original and proper racks immediately after use. Weights are not allowed outside the weight room or other training areas containing weights.

 

4. Weights are not to be leaned against walls, mirrors or equipment.

 

5. Collars are mandatory on all plate-loaded free-weight lifts.

 

6. Spotters are required on all heavy lifts; a staff member will spot anyone in need of a spotter.

 

7. Screaming or use of offensive language will not be tolerated.

 

8. Chalk is not permitted in the weight room.

 

9. Weight belts are not to be used on selectorized weight machines.

 10. Cardiovascular machines are on a first come first served basis. When there is a wait, patrons must observe a thirty-minute time limit.

 

11. All cardiovascular machines are to be wiped down after use. Patrons who sweat heavily are encouraged to carry a towel and wipe down all machines after use. Each user should have a towel at all times while in the fitness area.

 

12. Personal belongings are not permitted in any of the workout areas in the fitness area. All bags, books, jackets etc. are to be placed in the locker room lockers or in cubbies provided in the fitness areas.

 

13. Patrons should report any injuries or facility/equipment irregularity to the staff on duty.

 

14. No equipment shall be removed from the fitness area at any time for any reason.

15. Intentional misuse of equipment and facility may result in loss of facility privileges.

 

16. It is prohibited for any non-staff persons to conduct or solicit personal training at the NHRC facility. Violators will be subject to membership pass cancellation without refunds. Personal training is a service offered exclusively by the NHRC. All personal trainers are certified, experienced and under contract by NHRC.

 

17.  No one under the age of thirteen will be admitted to the fitness area (containing strength and conditioning equipment).  Young people aged 13 to 15 are required to have a fitness orientation prior to being permitted in the fitness area.  Young people under the age of 13 may be supervised and accompanied by an NHRC Personal Training staff member during a personal training session.  

 

Indoor Track:

No strollers permitted in the track area. No one younger than 10 permitted in the track area without supervision- Directions on the track will change periodically. Spitting prohibited!

Exercise Etiquette:

Personal audio equipment may only be worn with headphones; guest must bring in personal headphones. Please limit all cardio use to 30 minutes during busy times. Allow others to work in on weight equipment and be courteous of those waiting during peak times. No food or glass containers allowed in the fitness area. Please replace all dumbbells and plates on the appropriate racks when finished. Please wipe perspiration off equipment after use. Please show respect for equipment, facilities, personnel and guests at all times. Do not drop or throw weights. Follow all instructions regarding the proper use of equipment.

   

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