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Montesano
Community
Education
Fall Quarter 2014
Sept – Oct- Nov - Dec
COMMITTED TO LIFELONG LEARNING
Serving Montesano and Grays Harbor County since 1975
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MONTESANO COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
PO Box 462—Montesano, Washington 98563
Telephone Number 360-581-0584
Board of Directors
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Director
Coordinator
Janie Brumfield
Dick Stone
Val Jester
Donnie Rostedt
Ann Galland
Marla Bolam
Volunteer Support:
Judy Thompson
Steve and Helen Hepp
Dolores Cavanah
Tiane Hyde
Melissa Lenz
Montesano Community Education is a community based
volunteer organization dedicated to bringing life-long learning to
the Montesano Community. We operate in conjunction with the
Montesano School District which provides many of the facilities
needed to support our classes
Like us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/montesanocommunityeducation
Email us:
[email protected]
Visit us:
www.monte.wednet.edu/domain/110
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgements ....................................................................... 2
Registration Fees ........................................................................... 4
Beginning Quilter Sampler Class ................................................ 5
Glass Blowing ................................................................................. 6
Grays Harbor Banjo ...................................................................... 6
Crochet Basics ................................................................................ 6
Weekly Art Classes w/Debra Norton ......................................... 7
Hypertuffa Planters........................................................................ 7
Adult Spanish Language................................................................ 7
Calligraphy – Dancing Letters ...................................................... 8
Harvest & Thanksgiving Crafts ................................................... 8
Presentations by Dr. Glenn Hoot, M.D. Ph.D. ........................ 8
Health & Beauty ............................................................................. 9
Meditation classes w/Thay Kobai Whitney ............................10
Refuse to be a Victim! ................................................................11
MCE Fundraiser! ..........................................................................12
Discover Lake Sylvia Fall Festival .............................................13
Finance Series w/Devin Backholm ...................................14 - 15
Identity Theft ................................................................................15
In the Kitchen ..............................................................................16
Learn to Play Bridge ....................................................................16
Sports & Fitness ...................................................................17 - 19
Theatre for Children ....................................................................19
WH Abel Timberland Library Events ......................................20
Friends of Lake Sylvia/Schafer State Park ...............................21
Registration Information ............................................................22
Registration Form ........................................................................23
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PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Look on the last two pages for information and the
registration form. Don’t be disappointed---register as soon as
possible.
Enrollment is evaluated two days prior to the activity. If
minimum registration is not met, the activity is canceled. On the
other hand popular activities fill early, so don’t wait! Register now!
This is also a courtesy to the instructors who are preparing
the classes for you.
Thank you!
Costs for classes:
MCE Fees:
One session classes:
Two session classes:
Three session classes:
More sessions:
$5.00
$8.00
$10.00
$18.00
Exact change or check is appreciated.
In addition, some classes will have instructor fees or material fees.
THE INSTRUCTOR OR MATERIAL FEE SHOULD BE PAID
DIRECTLY TO THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE CLASS.
See the course descriptions for details
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Arts & Crafts
Beginning Quilting Sampler Class
You
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finish
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12
block
Sampler
quilt
top.
You will need to come in to Quilt Harbor before class and pick out 4-5
fabrics, of your choice, that we will kit up for this class. The fabrics will
stay here and you will pay for them as you go through the class. The class
is $35.00 and you will pay $8.00 a block to pay for the fabric. When the
blocks are done you will need to purchase fabric for the
sashings, cornerstones, borders, backing, batting, and binding. The
quilting of the quilt will be your choice of finishing on our long arm
machine, hand quilting, machine quilting on your machine, or have
someone do it for you. You will learn how to cut with a rotary cutter
and mat, how to find your perfect quarter inch and scant quarter inch,
on your machine, and why. We will
be doing half square triangles, flying
geese, mitered edges, machine
applique and hand applique,
(optional depending on each
person’s limitations). We may add
one or two classes if needed to
finish.
Supplies:
Grey thread, small scissors for at our
machine to nip threads. rotary cutter, small cutting mat, pins, 6-1/2in x
6-1/2 in ruler, fabric marker that disappears like "Marks b Gone", your
own machine, cleaned and oiled and ready to go. (We service and repair
machines here but not during class), also the book that goes with your
machine if you have it. You may come in before the first class and choose
your kit or wait till the first day of class and choose one I will have done.
Susan Rausch
Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16
23, 30. Nov 6 & 13
360-532-1200
Thursdays
3 – 5 PM
Quilt Harbor
208 S. Broadway
Aberdeen WA
MCE fee $18
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Glassblowing
Learn how to blow glass. Come, feel the
excitement of glassblowing. This hands-on
art class will let you understand the
processes and basics. You will produce
multiple pieces in the class. All supplies are
included: glass, colors and tools. Ages 10
and up. By appointment only. Offered all
year. This is a one-on-one class - please
inquire for group classes.
$145 per hour. Call 360 532 9268 to arrange
a time.
Opal Art Glass
Cosmopolis, All year
All Year
By appointment
Call 360-532-9268
Cosmopolis
MCE fee $5
Course & Materials Fee $145
Grays Harbor Banjo Band
Interested in banjo? Grays Harbor Banjo Band holds
practices the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at
Simpson Elementary School room 18. For more
information please contact Marilyn Redding at 360533-4219
2nd & 4th Tuesday
Simpson Elem. Rm 18
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Marilyn Redding
Ongoing 7:30 PM
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Crochet Basics
Have you thought about crocheting but think it’s too hard? This workshop will
introduce crochet basics such as slip knots, chain stitch, single crochet, double
crochet, slip stitch and a few others. You will learn some basic techniques for
starting and ending colors. We will learn how to add more yarn in a seamless
almost undetectable way. We will go over abbreviations and learn how to
decipher a pattern and we’ll cover some great resources for free patterns! We’ll
also cover some yarn basics.
Students will need to bring a crochet hook size H or I, a pair of scissors, large
eye, blunt needle and a skein of Red Heart Yarn. It should be a light or bright
color.
Melissa Lenz
October 18 & 25
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Saturday
10 AM – Noon
Monte Timberland Library
MCE Fee $8
Weekly Art Classes with Debra Norton
Basic Drawing: Students will be drawing a plaster cast in charcoal. They will
learn drawing and value relationships.
Cast Painting: Students will paint a plaster cast in oil in black & white paint,
continuing to develop drawing skills and learn paint handling. Students must
complete Basic Drawing to take cast painting.
The Still Life in Oil: From setup to completion students will increase their skills
in composition, drawing, color, value & edges.
This is a 15 week course and is for age levels from 15 to adult. Min class size is
4 and the maximum is 8. Class fee is $150 and there will be material fees as well.
It is recommended that if you intend on taking this class, you register
early AND call Debra for more complete information and supply lists.
Debra can be reached at 360-249-6668 or 360-589-6085
Debra Norton
Tuesday
Debra’s Studio
Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
6:30PM – 9PM
MCE Fee $18
Oct 7, 14, 21, 28
Nov 4, 11, 18, 25
Dec 2 & 9
Hypertuffa Planters
A fun & easy class to take. We will leave with a finished product
to plant for Spring. These are pots, bird feeders or seed bowls.
Originally made in England. They are lighter weight than clay
pots and will not crack in the winter! Instructor/material fee
of $20.
Minimum class size of 3 with a maximum of 9. Register early!
Judy Thompson
October 4
Saturday
10 AM – 11:30 AM
MHS/Shop-Room 506
MCE Fee $5
Adult Spanish Language Class
We will meet Monday evenings starting September 15th and continue each
Monday evening through October 13th (five meetings total). Everyone is
welcome: no requirement on knowledge level. The class will be a mixture of
grammar and practical application and will be focused on beginning Spanish.
Don Stearns
Sept 15, 22, 29,
Oct 6 & 13
Monday
6 – 7 PM
MHS Rm 410
MCE Fee $18
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Calligraphy – Dancing Letters
Come join me to learn a fun way to decorate your cards and envelopes. With a
new design and color, these dancing letters pop out on any page. Be ready for
Birthdays and Holidays!
Students should register early. Class size is a minimum of 8 students and a
maximum of 15. This class is for students 10 years and older.
There is an instructor fee of $20 and a material fee of $5 payable to the instructor
and the students will need to bring colored markers, colored pencils, crayons
and/or fine tip sharpies. You do not need to bring them all but at least bring a
fine tip sharpie.
Tammy Jones
Oct 2, 9, 16, & 23
Thursday
6:30 – 7:30 PM
MHS Art Room
MCE Fee $18
Harvest Crafts & Thanksgiving Crafts
Come join a fun filled afternoon making harvest crafts with Ms. Girts  We
will work on crafts, play games and enjoy a little snack! See you soon! This
class is specifically for children K thru 2 nd grade.
There is an
instructor/supply fee of $15.00 for each class.
There is a limit of 20 children for this class so sign up early!
Ms. Girts
Thursday
Beacon Elem/Ms. Girts Rm
Oct 23 & Nov 20
2:30 – 4:00 PM
MCE Fee $5
Winter gardening in the Pacific NW Part 1
Presented by Dr. Glenn Hoot M.D. PhD who is an
experienced gardener & world traveler. The 1 st of a
duo of lectures on plants that have some kind of
interest in the dead of the winter with comprehensive
coverage of winter flowering shrubs, trees, etc…these
talks include lots of pictures as well as useful videos
from YouTube.
Glen Hoot MD PhD
Nov. 20
Thursday
7:00-9:00 PM
Monte Timberland Library
MCE Fee $5
Flowers of the Tropics Part 1 with Dr. Glenn Hoot
1st of a duo of lectures on flowers of the tropics. A departure from
other talks by Dr. Hoot. There will be a mixture of both flowers &
travel logs starting with Bali, then Polynesia, the Virgin Islands, the
Bahamas, Mexico, Costa Rica, Hawaii and much…much more!
Glen Hoot MDPhD
Dec 11
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Thursday
7:00-9:00 PM
Monte Timberland Library
MCE Fee $5
Health & Beauty
Beautiful Inside & Out
Shellie Pullar & Marla Bolam will be the facilitators for this inspiration class.
Enjoy a relaxing evening with Shellie & Marla each Thursday at Renewed Hair
Salon in Montesano. We will have a bit of pampering with wonderful
conversation and lots of laughter. We will have a fun evening with manicures,
pedicures, facials and much more! We will learn important details on how we
are beautiful on the inside and on the outside.
Shellie & Marla
Starts Oct 2nd
Thursday
6:30 – 7:30 PM
Renewed Hair Salon
MCE Fee $5
Nail Care
Come learn all about proper nail care from Lyndsey. In this class you will be
learning important facts & myths about nail care. This class will take place at
Trendz in Montesano and you will be able to see the beautiful Trendz day spa
Lyndsey
Oct 18
Saturday
9 – 10 AM
Trendz 110 W. Pioneer
MCE Fee $5
Lemongrass Spa Demonstration
Join Lisa and enjoy a mini spa treatment while learning more about how to avoid
harmful chemicals in your family’s personal care products.
Lisa Zimmerman
September 27
Saturday
1 PM – 2:30 PM
Monte Timberland Library
MCE Fee $5
Natural Household Cleaners
Natural household cleaners and organic personal care products next to the meat
department? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if when you went to the grocery store,
you just got groceries? When you went to the drug store, it’s for picking up
your prescription? I believe this could be you! Everything we do at H2O at
Home, I believe is challenging the status quo and thinking different. I believe
how we change the status quo is by making products Eco-friendly, Efficient,
and Easy to use. I believe it’s time to give this “water only” product a try, and
keep the grocery store shelves for food. Come learn how you won’t have to go
down “those” aisles anymore.
Debby Smith
September 13
Saturday
Monte Timberland Library
9:30 AM – 11:30 AM MCE Fee $5
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Meditation for Those Who Think
They Can't Meditate
Buddhist monk Thay Kobai Whitney will
explain some of the latest research on
meditation. It can work to improve memory
and concentration and decrease symptoms
of stress. He will demonstrate several forms of movement and seated
meditation. He will also cover some of the common pitfalls and distractions
that occur while trying to sit still.
If you would like to leave a donation for Thay Kobai, you may do so during the
class session.
Kobai Scott Whitney
Sept 12
Friday
11 AM – 12:15 PM
Montesano Timberland
Library Meeting Room
MCE Fee $5
Facing Holiday Stress
Using Mindfulness & Meditation to improve your ability to:
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Attend functions you don’t care for.
Face relatives you cannot abide
Cope with an over-scheduled pace
Adjust to seasonal lack of daylight
Experience anxiety about appropriate gifts or attire
Deal with increased ambient drug and alcohol behavior
Thay Kobai Whitney
Oct 4
Saturday
10 AM – 1:30 PM
Montesano Timberland
Library Meeting Room
MCE Fee $5
Meditation for Those Who Think They Can’t Meditate II
In this sequel, Buddhist monk Thay Kobai Whitney will review some of the
latest research on meditation, then demonstrate several forms of movement
and seated meditation, exploring some of the common pitfalls and distractions
that occur while trying to sit still. Students will have an opportunity to sit
together in silence as well as discuss how they apply the fruits of meditation
and mindfulness to their daily lives.
If you would like to leave a donation for Thay Kobai, you may do so during
the class session.
Thay Kobai Whitney
Nov 22
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Saturday
11 AM – 12:15 PM
Montesano Timberland
Library Meeting Room
MCE Fee $5
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Join us at Lake Sylvia’s Fall Festival on
September 20th. From 10AM – 4PM
Montesano Community Education will be
holding a Plant Sale Fundraiser!
We will have a variety
of house and garden
perennials to choose from.
If plants aren’t your ‘thing’, we will
also have a Baked Potato Bar for
your eating pleasure!
Find us at the Lake Sylvia Fall Festival and buy a plant
or grab a baked potato with all the trimmings or both!
Help support Montesano Community Education so we
can continue to support the lifelong learners in our
community!
MCE will also have T-Shirts for order at the Festival
All proceeds will help fund the non-profit Montesano
Community Education programs!
Thank you for your support and see you at the festival!
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Saturday, September 20 – 7 AM – 4 PM
Join us!
For our 5th Annual Discover Lake Sylvia Fall Festival!
Come one! Come all! This festival is for EVERYONE!
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Pancake Feed
Boy Scout camp cooking demos
Trail Bike Run
10K
Half Marathon Family Fun Run
Art Walk in the woods
Vintage Games & Nature Crafts for kids
Music
Food Booths
And much much more!
A Discover Pass is needed to park at Lake Sylvia, but due to
parking constraints that day, there will also be a shuttle to and
from free parking at Simpson Elementary School.
For more information visit www.discoverlakesylvia.tk or www.fosls.org
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Finances
Financial Success Series with Devin Backholm
All 5 of Devin’s classes will be held at 501 W. Pioneer, Montesano, WA –
New York Life Insurance office. They will start at 7PM and end at 8PM on
the days specified. This is a multi-session series. You do not have to attend
all of the classes. MCE will charge as follows:
1 class = $5
2 classes = $8
3 classes = $10
4 or all 5 = $18
There is not an instructor fee or materials fee for any of the classes.
Promises Made, Promises Kept – Tuesday September 16th
The goal of this seminar is to simplify what may seem to be a complicated and
intimidating topic for many people – Life Insurance
During this education event, we will discuss:
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The importance of life insurance
The types of life insurance
The benefits of owning life insurance
Blueprint for Financial Success – Tuesday September 30th
Attendees will learn the basics of building a strong financial
foundation. Topics covered include managing debt, building
savings, and protecting against risk and unexpected events.
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Provides a general overview on building a strong financial foundation
All attendees will receive a complimentary workbook which mirrors
the presentation and will reinforce what they’ve learned during the
workshops.
Choosing Your Retirement Path – Tuesday October 14th
During this education insurance sales presentation, we will
discuss concerns one my face in retirement and possible
solutions for them, such as:
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Cost of living
Possible depletion of retirement savings
Effects of taxation on retirement savings
Expenses to consider in retirement
Expectations vs. reality
Money Talks (to Parents for Kids) Tuesday October 28th
This class discusses with parents ways to talk to their children about financial
matters.
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The importance of teaching our children about money
Ways to help them make good decisions
The benefits of smart choice.
Optimizing Social Security – Tuesday November 18th
This class discusses two methods for optimizing lifetime Social
Security Income.
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File and suspend techniques for singles and married
couples.
Sample cases reviewed
Neither New York Life Insurance Company nor its agents provide tax, legal,
or accounting advice. Please consult your own tax, legal, or accounting
professional before making any decisions.
*Registered Representative offering securities through NYLIFE Securities
LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC, A Licensed Insurance Agency, 1201 Pacific
Ave., Ste 1600, Tacoma, WA 98402, 253-597-7100
Identity Theft Class
Join Jerri Hawks as she teaches you what to do if your
Identity is stolen. You will learn how to create an Identity
Theft report, a police report and a fraud alert. Jerri has been
a Crime Victims Advocate for 13 year and has a lot of
information to share with you to make sure you can remain
safe in the event of an Identity theft.
Jerri Hawks
Oct 25th
Saturday
10 AM – 11:30 AM
MHS Library
MCE Fee $5
Be Sure to Register Early for Classes!
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In the Kitchen
Children’s Baking Classes
Come join the fun making & baking Harvest Treats, Thanksgiving Treats and
Christmas Treats!! Along with these delicious treats each student will design a
holiday themed plate to take their goodies home or give away as a gift.
Harvest Treats – Saturday October 25th
Thanksgiving Treats – Saturday November 15th
Christmas Treats – Saturday December 13th
MCE Fee: $5 for 1 session, $8 for 2 sessions or $10 for all 3 sessions
Mrs. Marshall & Mrs. Bolam
Saturdays
MHS Rm 508
10 AM – 11:30 AM
Instructor fee $5/class
Quick & Easy Artisan Bread
Join Dick Stone for an exploration of quick and easy techniques for making
delicious styles and techniques. Lots of tasty samples.
Dick Stone
Nov 6
Thursday
7PM – 9 PM
MHS Home Ec Room
MCE Fee $5
Technology & Gaming
3D Printing
See 3D printing for yourself. Watch the process from drawing to finished
product. This class will be demonstration-based to show the process, with
students from MHS assisting. It will be a pre-requisite to a hands on course
that we would like to offer next year. Maximum class size is 20
Roger Records
TBA
MHS Rm 303
MCE Fee $5
Learn to Play Bridge
Here is an opportunity to learn a card game that will provide a lifetime of
entertainment and keep your brain active! Class size min 1; max 6. Call Gerry
at 360-249-3716
Gerry Furnia
By Appt.
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By Appt
804 W. McBryde
MCE Fee $5
Fitness, Sports & Recreation
Sit and Be Fit
Join these lively, fun-loving seniors and others for some great exercise.
Stretching, movement and exercise games to tapes and videos. Helps you
maintain strength, flexibility and balance while you move and stretch, working
at your own pace. Involves lots of laughing and fun. This class requires no
special attire, just clothes and tennis shoes that are comfortable. It is very
informal and if you can move at all…great!
Lila Stone
Ongoing Fall Session
T/W/TH
8 – 9 AM
Church of God
MCE Fee $10
Adult Recreation
A program of educational and recreational activities to benefit those with special
needs. A great way to get some exercise, meet new people and have lots of fun.
Small group sessions.
Cedar Apt. Staff
Ongoing Fall Session
Wed 7 – 9 PM
Sun 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Monte Timberland Library
MCE Fee $10
Men’s Basketball-Over 30, 40, 50+
Take it to the hoop! Join Russ for a friendly game of basketball. Bring your
basketball and court friendly shoes.
Russ Esses
Ongoing Fall Session
Sunday or Wednesday
6 – 8 PM/7 – 9 PM
Beacon Elem. Gym
MCE Fee $18
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Coed Volleyball
Stay in shape and meet new friends. Come play recreational volleyball for fun
and exercise. Everyone is welcome to get involved in this fun game.
Fred Becker
Ongoing Fall Session
Wednesdays
7 – 9 PM
Junior High School Gym
MCE Fee $18
A.M. Walk
Come join us for a fun and safe walk around the
MHS track. We will be at the track starting at
6:15 AM. You may arrive at your preferred time
and join our AM walking team. Walk at your own
pace and enjoy the outdoors and friendly walkers.
On inclement weather days: rain, sleet, or snow
we will walk in the junior high gym.
Marla Bolam
Ongoing Fall Session
Monday thru Friday
6:15 – 7:45 AM
MHS Track
MCE Fee $18
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 60-minute total
body workout. Every Jazzercise group dance fitness class combines dancebased cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen
muscles for maximum fat burn.
Choreographed to today's hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance,
aerobic exercise, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start
dancing yourself fit and change the shape of your body today!
Equipment Needed: Hand-held weights, and exercise mat
Shawn Grubb
Ongoing Fall Session
Mon/Wed/Thur
5:30 AM – 6:30 AM
Simpson Elem. Gym
MCE Fee $18
[email protected] 360-580-4070
Registration Fee: $30 per month EFT (on-going and deducted from checking
or credit card) Cash pricing options available! Contact Shawn for more
information! Sign up before September 1st and get a free gift! Check out the
corporate website jazzercise.com!
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Exercise! Exercise!
Learn fun, energizing routines designed to improve core muscle tone and burn
calories. You won’t be able to resist moving to the upbeat music!
Instructor fee is $5.00 per class
Sally Adams
Starts Sept 18th
Thursdays
6 - 7 PM
Simpson Elem RM 18
MCE Fee $18
Register early. Exercise & sports sessions fill up fast!
Theatre for Children
Theatre for Children
This session, Sally will be teaching a new class using musical theatre for children.
The instructor Fee is $20 per month. Please call Sally with any questions at 360500-1916
Sally Adams enjoys teaching all children musical theatre dance. She has an
extensive background as a teacher & choreographer.
Pre-registration is required for this class.
All classes at Simpson Elementary School Room 18.
All ages welcome
Sally Adams
Starts Sept 10th
Wednesdays
6 – 7 PM
Simpson Elem Rm 18
MCE Fee $18/quarter session
or $40/year w/discount for
additional family members
***Minimum 10 students for this class
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WH ABEL TIMBERLAND LIBRARY EVENTS
W.H. Abel Memorial Timberland Library Presents:
“Lunch For Your Brains”
Lunch for your Brains: Our lunch time series of programs meet in the
basement community room, usually on the 4th Tuesday, September through
November, from noon to 1PM.
We invite you to bring a lunch: we’ll provide coffee, cookies and “food for thought”. You are
also invited to the Friends board meeting at 10:30 am on the same day.
September 23 – Leif Tangvald – “Occupied Norway WWII through the Eyes
of a Child” His entire family was active in the Norwegian Underground
fighting the Nazis. He was involved the last few years of the war. Leif was 7
when the war was over. His family and he immigrated to the US in 1947.
*October 21 – Jo Robinson – “Eating on the wild side: the Missing Link to
Optimum Health”
October 28 – Douglas H. Rhoades – “Labels, Leadville & Lore: History from
a Tin Can” How finding some food cans in Colorado from the 1870’s-1890’s
led this author to write a book.
November 15 – The Margaret Downey Community Service Award will be
presented to a special someone who contributes to our community well-being.
Come, celebrate with us!
*Note: Special Date
Friend’s annual meeting will be held October 30, 2014 at 6:30 PM in the
basement meeting room, to be followed by “The Road to Santiago de
Campostella with Lindy Schroeder from Brilliant Moon, McCleary at 7 PM
Friends of the Library semiannual BASEMENT BARGAINS BOOK SALE
will be held Friday November 7th & Saturday, November 8th from 9:30
AM – 5:00 PM. Help us put away the books on Sunday at 2:00 PM. Pizza
will be served!
Montesano Timberland/WH Abel Memorial Library
125 S Main Street Montesano
360-249-4211
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The Friends of Schafer & Lake Sylvia 2014
Saturday, September 20 – 7 AM – 4 PM
5th Annual Discover Lake Sylvia Fall Festival
Join us for the 5th Annual Discover Lake Sylvia Fall Festival. The Festival is
for artists, athletes, children, music lovers and & families to enjoy! There will
be a Pancake Feed, Boy Scout camp cooking demos, Trail Bike Run, 10K,
Half Marathon Family Fun Run, Art Walk in the woods, Vintage Games &
Nature Crafts for kids, Music, Food Booths & more!
More information at www.discoverlakesylvia.tk or www.fosls.org
Schafer State Park: (9 miles north of Brady/Satsop)
Ranger Arnold Hampton 360-482-3852
Work parties are ongoing at BOTH parks! Call 360-789-9953 or 360-6123479 or check the web to see where we’re working
www.theschaferstateparkteam.org
PLEASE report to the Ranger at each park prior to commencing work to
obtain work assignments and to sign the volunteer sheet. State Parks get
credit for volunteer hours at each park so this is important to ensure proper
credit to the park you are volunteering at. Don’t forget your Discover Pass!
Passes will also be available at each park by contacting the Park Ranger.
Saturday October 11 – Salmon Bake – 1 PM
Sunday December 13 – Annual Yule Log Hunt & Celebration – 1 PM
Lake Sylvia State Park: Montesano (3rd Street north into the park)
Ranger Darrel Hopkins 360-249-3621
Thursday, January 1, 2015 – First Day Hike – 1 PM
Discover Pass needed to park.
Join us in supporting our 2 state parks. Memberships start at $15 for
individual; $25 for family.
FOSLS, PO Box 642, Montesano, WA 98563
www.facebook.com/Team.FOSLS (360) 612-3479
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REGISTRATION IS EASY
Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Classes have minimum and
maximum enrollments. Please mark your calendar with dates, times and
locations of selected activities. Call 360-581-0584 to confirm or cancel your
registration. Pre-registration is required so our instructors can plan for
you.
MAIL-IN:
Postmark Determines Priority
Complete the registration form on the back cover.
Mail it with payment to:
Montesano Community Education
PO Box 462
Montesano, WA 98563
DROP-OFF
Fill out registration form, enclose check or money
order payable to “Montesano Community Education”
in an envelope and take to Pickrite Thriftway in
Montesano and put in the drop box located at the
customer service counter between 7:00 am and 11:00
pm. Any questions, call 360-581-0584
THE INSTRUCTOR OR MATERIAL FEE SHOULD BE PAID
DIRECTLY TO THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE CLASS.
GIFT CERTIFICATES:
You may purchase gift certificates by calling 360-581-0584.
CANCELLED CLASSES:
If your class is cancelled by MCE, you will be notified and a full
refund will be processed.
SCHOOL CLOSURES:
If Montesano Schools are closed due to inclement weather,
Community Education activities will not meet. Classes will be
rescheduled.
REFUNDS:
Refunds must be arranged at least two days prior to the start
of
class.
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Registration Form
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(if under 18, parent must sign)
Participant Signature_____________________________________Date__________
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