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Instructors: Ginger Woechan, Ann Henkel & Kathe Kutzman200 W. Parkway Drive at Old Shell Road (In Lavretta Park).

Phone: 460-2421

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this class. Students can work in oils, wa-tercolors, pen and ink, or acrylics. Projects can be painted on any surface, wood, glass, mitienes paper, canvas, and saw blades. Stu-dents need to bring a painting surface, paints, palette, palette knife, painting medium, tur-pentine or mineral spirits. (odorless) Supply fee: $5 Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanTues. or Wed., 9-12 a.m. (1 class)June 4 $12*June 5 $12*

01-152 STEAMPUNK JEWELRYCoined in the 1980’s steampunk refers to fantasy, science fiction featuring steam pow-ered machinery and Victorian Style arts. Students will design pieces of jewelry using old or found items. Supplies will be included: beads, buttons, keys, gears, clogs, chains, domino pieces and metal pieces. Supply fee: $8Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanThurs., 9:30-11:30 a.m. (2 wks.)July 18-25 $16*

01-907B BASICS OF POLYMER CLAY (CHILDREN 8-12)Learn the basics of clay bead mak-ing i.e. the tools to use, how to work the clay, and the baking process. Students will make a bracelet, neck-lace or pendent. Supply fee: $5 Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanTues., 3-4 p.m.July 16 & 23 $5*

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01-604A ARTS ExTRAvAgANzA (AgES 9-12) Come spend a week with us exploring arts, crafts, and music. In addition to an afternoon of hands-on activities, we will learn about famous artists and musicians. Bring a big t-shirt and a snack. Supply fee: $20Instructor(s): Kathe Byrnes Kutzman, Ann Henkel & Ginger WoechanMon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m. (1 wk.) June 24-28 $80*

01-604B ARTS ExTRAvAgANzA (AgES 6-8) see previous description. Supply fee: $20Instructor(s):Kathe Byrnes Kutzman, Ann Henkel & Ginger WoechanMon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m. (1 wk.)July 8-12 $80*

01-605 ART-TASTIC (AgES 13-16) A week of creative activities-painting, draw-ing, and crafts for older children. Bring a large t-shirt and a snack. Supply fee: $20Instructor(s): Kathe Byrnes Kutzman & Ginger WoechanMon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m. (1 wk.)June 10-14 $80*

01-921 PAINTINg PROJECTS AND OPEN STUDIOSome painting experience is necessary for

01-902 FLAgS FOR MEMORIESThe tradition of prayer ribbons or flags has been around since ancient times, now you see hanging in people’s yards, on buildings and hanging on fences. In this class, we will use collage, paints, and materials to make and embellish our own prayer flags. Supply fee: $5Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanThurs., 9-12 a.m. (1 class)July 11 $12*

01-123 ART CHARMSLearn the art of making your own charms for jewelry. In this fun class, we will be using mixed media, including clays, wire, solder, glass, paints etc. Supply fee: $10Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanWed., 1:30-3:30 p.m. (2 wks.) July 17-24 $16*

01-125 MIxED MEDIA MOSAICSStudents will learn different techniques to make mosaics, how to make tiles with clay, how to stamp it, and bake it, ink and mold it, and using glass, jewelry, and other embel-lishments design a great mosaic. Bring your junk!Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanThurs., 9:30-11:30 a.m. (3 wks.)June 13, 20 & 27 $24

01-126 MOSAICS (KIDS 6-8)Students will use tiles, broken chards, mar-bles, and game pieces to do a mosaic fish. (A new wood pattern). Supply fee: $10Instructor: Kathe Byrnes KutzmanWed., 1:30-3:30 (1 class) June 19 $8*

01-978 MIxED MEDIA INTENSIvE WORKSHOP Mixed Media Intensive is for the established painter who seeks to combine mixed media techniques with the completion of paintings from inception to completion. Although we will explore a few new ones including the framework of watercolor, acrylics, stencils, and printmaking, the goal will be to guide the student on the journey of beginning with an idea and seeing a painting completed. Learn-ing how to critique one’s own work will also be a valuable skill covered. If you are a mixed media painter, come join this intensive, talent building class. Students will receive a basic supply list and have access to a private FB Group for additional lessons and resources. Supply fee: $15Instructor: Ardith GoodwinTues., 9-12 p.m. (6 wks.) June 11-July 16 $72*

01-969 MIxOLOgY (AN INTUITIvE PAINTINg WORKSHOP) Finding our own creative voice is critical in becoming the artist we were meant to be. With a combination of reflection, medita-tive exercises, the freedom to play through painting and the skill building direction of two instructors, students will take a journey to discover the abstract skills necessary to find their artistic voices, explore painting large with various acrylics and inks, and discover their own mark making identity. Unlike tradi-tional painting classes, this workshop builds

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citement your child will not be able to wait to see the fi nal product!! Please bring a large shirt or old clothes for your child to wear! Supply fee: $10Mon.-June 17, 2:30-4:30 p.m. $8*Thurs.-June 20, 10-12 p.m. $8*Thurs.-July 18, 12:30-2:30 p.m. $8*Thurs.-July 25 12:30-2:30 p.m. $8*

01-944 BEgINNINg DRAWINg/ INTERMEDIATE DRAWINg (AgES 15-ADULT)Come explore different materials and basic drawing skills. This fun class will provide you with some skills to help you create wonderful drawings! Come and take one Sess. or all!! Supply fee: $5Instructor: Ginger WoechanThurs., 10-12 p.m. (2 wks.)July 11-18 $16*

01-926 gET LOOSE!! (FOR BEgINNERS/INTERMEDIATE) (AgES 15-ADULT)Let’s Get Loose with painting and drawing!!! You will create a fun and loose style paint-ing of your own in this step-by-step two-week class. Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanTues.-July 23-30, 4-6 p.m. $16*Thurs.-July 25-Aug. 1, 10-12 p.m. $16*

01-918 CREATINg WITH A PALETTE KNIFE (AgES 15-ADULT)This exciting class is for the experienced painter or the beginner wanting to try out this freeing style. This class will explore the tech-niques and end with a fi nished piece of work. Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanMon.-July 15-22, 3:30-5:30 p.m. $16*Fri.-June 21, 1-4 p.m. (1 class) $12*

01-932 PICK A PAINTINg! (8-ADULT)This painting class will be a fast-paced class for beginners. We will work on a 16x20 can-vas and have step-by-step instruction to cre-ate your own painting! Supply fee: $10Instructor(s): Kathe Kutzman & Ginger WoechanThurs., 10 a.m.-12 p.m. (1 class)June 6 $16*

as much inward creative confi dence as it does painting skills, with a hands on, liberat-ing painting process. If you want to break out of the traditional painting pattern, this work-shop will be just what you need. Paints will be provided and the student will simply need to bring a canvas and brushes. Supply list available upon registration and lunch will be shared on Sat.. Supply fee: $20 Instructor(s): Ardith Goodwin & Ginger Woechan Fri, 5:30-8:30 p.m. & Sat., 8-5 p.m. July 19-20 $48*

01-938 zENTANgLES AND AQUAMEDIAIf you have never painted before, are just beginning, or would like to try some more expensive water media supplies without the cost of a huge investment then this class might be just what you are looking for. We will learn the beautiful art of doodling with zentangles while comparing the difference between professional grade watercolors, fl uid acrylics, inks, and water-soluble pencils and crayons. All paints will be provided for this class but students will need to bring a few supplies of their own. A supply list for students will be available upon registration. Supply fee: $20Instructor: Ardith GoodwinTues., 10-12 p.m. July 23-Aug. 27 $48*

01-919 PAINT THE MASTERS WITH KANDINSKYThis six-week evening class will be a study in the history of Kandinsky, his artistic infl uence, and his various styles of painting. Although primarily an oil painter, we will use acrylics and watercolors to learn and practice the combination of color, line, and geometry in the spatial sense while we read and discuss his text “Concerning the Spiritual in Art.” This class will be for the intermediate to advanced painter and those wishing to delve into the life of one of the master painters while using his style to defi ne their own artistic vision. The class will be thought provoking as well as skill building for painters and thinkers alike. Stu-dents will receive their own copy of the text, “Concerning the Spiritual in Art” and a supply list will be available upon registration. Sup-ply fee: $20Instructor: Ardith GoodwinTues.: July 23-Aug. 27 $48*

01-980 TOTALLY ABSTRACT (AgES 15 AND UP)This fun fi lled creative class will be offered in 2-week Sess.s. We will make two mini abstracts and learn about a few famous abstract artists! Every Sess. will be different and inspiring! All materials will be provid-ed. Wear old clothes and come explore your abstract side! Supply fee: $10

Instructor: Ginger WoechanMon., 10-12 p.m. (2 wks.)June 3-10 $16*June 17-24 $16*July 1-8 $16*

01-981 TOTALLY ABSTRACT FOR KIDS! (AgES 8-13)This abstract class is geared for children wanting to explore painting with a twist! We will make two mini abstracts and learn about famous abstract artists! Every Sess. will be different and fun! Please, provide a large t-shirt for your child to wear. Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanMon., 10-12 p.m. (2 wks.)July 29-Aug. 5 $16*

01-934 BEgINNINg/INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR (AgES 15 AND UP)This watercolor class will be held in a Two-week Sess. We will begin exploring wa-tercolor techniques to create a fi nished piece. Each Sess. will be different so feel free to sign up for one or all! Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanWed., 10-12 p.m. (2 wks.)June 5-12 $16*June 19-26 $16*July 17-24 $16*

01-962 TARPAPER CREATIONS! (AgE 15-ADULT)Come and enjoy the joy of painting on tarpa-per! Learn the techniques to creating a mas-terpiece on tarpaper! You will be able to view different styles and ways to showcase your own masterpiece. Come and enjoy this new painting surface in one Sess. or all! Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger Woechan(1 class)Wed., June 5, 12:30-2:30 p.m. $8*Wed., July 3, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. 8*Thurs., July 25, 3-5 p.m. $8*Mon., July 29, 12:30-2:30 p.m. $8*Mon., Aug. 5, 12:30-2:30 p.m. $8*Thurs., Aug. 8, 10-12 p.m. $8*

01-924 JOYFUL LANDSCAPES AND SEASCAPES FOR BEgINNERS (AgES 15-ADULT)This class is a creative and fast style painting class with step-by-step instructions on creat-ing your own seascape or landscape! Take a one-day or a two-day class! Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanWed.June 19, 4-6 p.m. $8*July 24-31, 12:30-2:30 p.m. $16* Aug. 7, 2:30-4:30 p.m. $8*

01-950 gLOW IN THE DARK ART!!! (AgES 8-14)This class will really glow! The young artists will learn how to paint their own creation and make it glow!! This fun class is so full of ex-

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luscHer cerAmIcs centerCenter Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Recreation Leader: Ms. DotPhone Number: 470-7762

Address: 2459 N. Dog River DrivePlease call 470-7762

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WE OFFER SPECIAL CLASSES FOR HOME SCHOOLED CHILDREN WHO ARE AVAILABLE DUR-ING THE DAY-To schedule call 470-7762

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Principal: Lewis CopelandCoordinator: Cheryl Sigler Asst.: Herman Finklea

Main Office Phone: 208-1607 Or 208-1660(Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)School Office 221-3084 Mon.-Thurs. 4 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Location: 3900 Pleasant Valley Road

01-962 MONET IN A DAY!! (AgES 15-ADULT)You will learn how to create a Monet in a Day! We will start by learning about this famed art-ist and his technique. This is a fun and fast-paced class! Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanWed., 3:30-5:30 p.m. (2 wks.)July 31-Aug. 7 $16*

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01-962B MONET IN A DAY!!You will learn how to create a Monet in a Day! We will start by learning about this famed art-ist and his technique. This is a fun and fast-paced class! Supply fee: $10Instructor: Ginger WoechanSat., 9-12:30 p.m. (1 class)Aug. 3 $14*

01-933 FRIDAYS FOR WOMEN: DEEPENINg YOUR CREATIvE CONNECTIONSFor the summer, we will change the format of this long-running class just a bit. We will begin each class with guided meditation and a brief, quiet walk through the park, as we always do. Hour 2 will function like our Open Studio classes. Bring your own materials and work on what you’d like. Instructor: Ann Henkel Fri., 9-11:30 a.m. (4 wks.)June 7-28 $5/wk.

01-937 LAvRETTA PARK UKULELE PLAYERSDaytime: Bring your ukulele and a bag lunch. We’ll learn together and have some fun. Questions? Call the Art Center to learn more. Instructor: Ann HenkelFri. 11:30-12:30 p.m. (4 wks.)June 7-28 $4/wk.

01-937 UKULELE CAMP (EvENINgS)The ukulele is enjoying resurgence in popular-ity, adding a happy touch to pop songs and television commer-cials. You won’t break the bank if you buy one, AND it is easy to learn the basics. Grab something to eat after work and bring it to the park. Families are welcome. Children (8 and up) must come with a parent. Call or stop by the Art Center to receive suggestions before the first class about what kind of uke to buy and where they can be purchased. We may not make it to the concert stage, but we will have lots of fun. Supply fee: $2Instructor: Ann Henkel Wed., 5:45-6:45 p.m. (beginner) (7 wks.)Or 7-8 p.m. (beyond beginner) June 5-July 24 $28*

01-602 HANDMADE PAPER (AgES 10-ADULT)Learn to make gorgeous handmade paper, using recycled materials and equipment read-ily available in your kitchen. Supply fee: $2Instructors: Kathe Kutzman & Ann Henkel Thurs., 10 a.m.-12 p.m. (2 wks.)June 6-13 $16*

01-940 PUPPET PLAY (AgES 6-10)Participants will make a variety of puppets and stage props. On the last day, we will present a puppet show based on a nursery rhyme, fairy tale or folk tale. Supply fee: $4Instructor: Ann HenkelMon., 1-2 p.m. (4 wks.)June 17-July 22 $16*

01-599 MAKE A COOL gIFT FOR DAD (AgES 8-12)He will treasure what give him for Fathers’

Day, because you made it! Class size is limited to 8 students, on a first come, first paid basis. Supply fee: $3 Instructor: Ann HenkelSat., 9:30-11 a.m. (1 class)June 15 $7*

01-600 STENCIL ART (AgES 8-12)It’s like regular art, only more fun, cooler, (did we mention easier?), More colorful, better!1. Take a blank piece of paper. 2. Add sten-cils, inks, dabbers. 3. Get … happily ever after. Class size is limited to 8 students, on a first come, first paid basis. Supply fee: $3Instructor: Ann HenkelSat., 9:30-11 a.m. (1 class)July 13 $7*

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05-437 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERSThis class is for the technology novice. Learn the basics of computer terminology, opera-tions, maintenance, and file management, as well as using the internet, including search

engines, favorites and history. Instructor: C. TerrellTues.-Wed.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)June 3-6 $50

05-438 WORD (PART I)Introduction to basic word processing us-ing Microsoft Word, one of the worlds most widely used word processing programs. Learn correct terminology for the program as well as working with documents, editing, and formatting and file management. Typing skills are required. Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)June 10-13 $50

05-439 WORD (PART II) Course covers intermediate Word skills in-cluding how to create templates, manage table data, create a newsletter, send form let-ters, and manage document changes.Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)June 17-20 $50

05-469 QUICKBOOKS I Learn to navigate the country’s leading Fi-nancial Software Program. Class will cover working with lists, how to create a good in-ventory list, how to track your profit/loss, the relationships between your lists, and more. Make this program work for you.Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)June 24-27 $50

05-423 ExCEL (PART I) Learn about spreadsheets and formulas. Create spreadsheets for professional report-ing. Learn to sort, create a link between work-sheets and workbooks.Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)July 8-11 $50

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SUPPLY FEE TO COVER COST OF INFOR-MATION BOOKLET IS TO BE PAID TO IN-STRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS.Instructor: Veronda Lee Tues. 6-8 p.m. (3 wks.)June 4, 11, 18 $23

05-493 BUYINg FIxER-UPPER HOMESGetting your hands on the property you want to fix-up can be personally and financially re-warding. Join us and find out how you can earn a good profit from the resale or see a stream of rental income from a fixer-upper. First time investors and seasoned pros will learn the essentials: finding property; pre-purchase inspection; estimating cost of re-pair; planning; organizing and managing the project; financing; do it yourself vs. subcon-tracting and marketing the finished product.Instructor: S. FowlerWed.: 6-8 p.m. (1 night) June 12 $10

05-496 HOME OWNERS SELLINg CLASSSelling a home, either on your own or through a Real Estate Broker can be a stressful expe-rience. Learn what to repair before you list your home, and what not to repair. Learn about “curb-appeal”, showing your home, and the legal requirements of selling a home. Instructor: S. Fowler Wed. 6-8 p.m. (1 night)June 19 $10

05-594 HOME INSPECTIONThis course will help the first-time home-owner to become familiar with what to look for when buying a home. Topics will include: foundation, movement in frame, roof line, and how to check plumbing. This course should not take the place of a professional inspec-tion, but does cover topics that the buyer should be aware of when making a purchase.Instructor: S. Fowler Wed. 6-8 p.m. (1 night)June 26 $10

05-498 INvESTINg IN REAL ESTATEBuild an investment portfolio; learn to rec-ognize a bargain in the Real Estate market; learn which homes have real investment potential and which do not. Learn about be-coming a landlord-and the financial and legal responsibilities involved.Instructor: S. FowlerWed. 6-8 p.m. (1 night) July 10 $10

05-491 ENHANCINg YOUR HOME TO MAKE IT SELLThinking of selling your home within the next

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few months or years? Come find out how to invest your time, money and energy so you can sell your home quickly at the highest pos-sible price. Learn:. What potential buyers are looking for in a

new home. How to give your home curb appeal . How to stage each room of your homeInstructor: S. FowlerWed.: 6-8 p.m. (1 night)July 17 $10

05-497 THE PREPURCHASE CLASS: “BE AN INFORMED BUYER”Purchasing your new home-if it is your first home or your tenth home-can be a difficult experience. Learn what to look for when shopping for your new home. Learn about home inspection, termite bonds, and sellers’ disclosures. Learn the legal and financial as-pects of purchasing a home. Instructor: S. Fowler Wed.: 6-8 p.m. (1 night)July 24 $10

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05-813 PHONICS, BEgINNER (gRADES 1-3)This class is for the begin-ning reader and the child that needs to build a solid phonics foundation. Stu-dents will learn the 44 sounds and the pho-netic value of letters. Students will also cover the ‘sight’ word or Dolch lists. CLASS LIM-ITED TO 12 STUDENTS. Students need to bring pencils. Instructor: Staff Tues.: 5:30-7 p.m. (4 wks.) June 18-July 9 $23

05-408 ExCEL (PART II) Add to the basic skills learned in Excel I and create more advanced formulas, work with charts, out filters and list and how to share your work and protect it. Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days)July 15-18 $50

05-464 POWERPOINT (PART I)This course introduces you to presentation basics. Learn to create and format slides, add graphics, group objects and use basic transi-tions and animations. Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days) July 22-25 $50

05-464 POWERPOINT (PART II)Builds on the basics covered in PowerPoint Part I. Create custom backgrounds and themes, produce more advanced animations, and narration, using timing, and custom slide shows. (4 days)Instructor: C. TerrellMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 days) July 29-Aug. 1 $50

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05-795 DRIvER’S EDUCATION (SIMULATOR)Learn the basic driving skills and the “Rules of the Road.” This 12-hour course in-cludes hands-on experience on the simulator. Safety is a major focus of this class. The Alabama State Driver’s License handbook will be covered thoroughly to help students prepare for their learner’s permit. Registration includes Lab fees. This is not a high school credit-granting course. Many insurance companies have approved this course for discounts. Please check with your insurance agent first. Our instructor is state approved and certified. CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION ARE GIVEN OUT AT THE END OF THIS COURSE. Class is limited to 14 students. Instructor: S. MosleyMon.-Thurs.: 3-6 p.m. (1 wk.) June 24-27 $60July 15-18 $60

05-100 FINANCIAL FIRST AIDTake control of your finances by learning how to determine your net worth, set financial goals, and monitor your cash flow and track expenses. The foundation for long term finan-cial success is a sound spending and savings plan. Step 1: Organization of household bills/debts. Step 2: Setting reasonable achievable financial goals/tracking expenses. Step 3: Establishing a spending and saving for the present and future. Step 4: Financial account-ability support. STUDENTS WILL NEED TO BRING A CALCULATOR (any type) PENCIL AND HOUSEHOLD BILLS/DEBTS. A $5

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05-813 READINg ENRICHMENT/TUTORINg (gRADES 1-3)Parents, does your child have difficulty in understand what he reads? Reading is think-ing. This class helps your child to learn those critical comprehension skills and strategies to increase their understanding. This class will have a great effect on your child’s grades. Limit 10 students. Instructor: StaffTues.: 5:30-7 p.m. (4 wks.) July 16-Aug. 6 $23

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05-833 SPANISH I (CONvERSATIONAL) TEENS AND ADULTSThis class introduce you to the Spanish lan-guage. You will learn to speak and under-stand the most widely spoken language in the world.Instructor: Prestwood Tues.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 4-July 9 $45

05-834 SIgN LANgUAgE-BEgINNER Students will be introduced to American Sign Language, finger spelling, basic sign vocabu-lary, and understanding deafness. The class is appropriate for beginners or those needing a refresher. Material covered will be benefi-cial for those dealing with the public in service or sales professions. Middle and high school students are welcome. The textbook will be available through the instructor for $16.Instructor: Marta Pierce No class July 4thThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 27-Aug. 8 $45

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05-127 BEgINNER BASIC PAINTINg FOR ADULTSCome and join our quiet environment while you learn to paint and reduce tension. The class will cover the basics of acrylics paint-ing. No drawing experience required. Learn the different techniques in acrylics and apply

Individuals will have a choice of several dif-ferent projects to choose from, including pon-chos, scarves, hats, slippers, shawls, decora-tive items, and afghans.Instructor: A. Elzy Mon.: 6-7:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 17-July 22 $34

05-156 EMBROIDERYStudents will learn chair stick; whip stick, stem stick, and other stitches to complete a project of their choice. Instructor: Staff Mon.: 6-7 p.m. (6 wks.)June 17-July 15 $23

05-514 BASIC UPHOLSTERYLearn the basic techniques of upholstery. In-structor will cover tools, type of fabrics suit-able for different projects. You will learn how to measure a job, tear down a job, informa-tion on padding and cording, and much more. Students should know basic sewing. Stu-dents are encouraged to have a small project to work on during class, for example a stool, small chair, an ottoman, and removable pil-lows from a piece of furniture, please keep items on a small scale. Students will need to pay $15 to cover major tools/supplies. Call 221-1660 for supplies you will need to have for personal use. Instructor: D.L. Howze Wed. 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 5-July 10 $45

05-508 BASIC DRAPERY MAKINgLearn how to make window treatments, table runners, pillows, how to cut out, do the math and sew round table toppers. This will be a fun class. Instructor D.L. Howze Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 6-July 18 $45

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05-004 zUMBAThis course is a combination of dance and fitness moves to “international music”. Some of the dance styles involved are: reggae, reggaeton, salsa, merenque, belly dance, samba, tango, flamenco, hip hop and more. Zumba is not a difficult thing to do, does not require any dance or fitness background, just a willingness to try and have fun. Instructor: C. Curry Tues. 6-7 p.m. (6 wks.) June 4-July 9 $22.50Thurs. 6-7 p.m. (6 wks.)July 16-Aug. 20 $22.50

05-187 FAST AND EASY PILLOWS IN JUST ONE NIgHT! Learn to make Knife-Edge and Mock Turkish pillows in just one night. You’ll be amazed how much fun this class can be. Supplies provided by instructor.Instructor: D. Howze Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 class) July 25 $15

it to any project you wish. If you have always wanted to paint, then you should take class and begin the most delightful leisure time ex-perience of your life. A supply fee of $15.00 (includes canvas) should be paid to instructor the first night of class. Instructor: A. KuppersmithTues.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) June 4-June 25 $30

05-936 WATERCOLORThis class will teach basic watercolor tech-niques including composition, perspective and light shadows.Instructor: A. Kuppersmith Tues. 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 4-July 9 $45

05-910 CALLIgRAPHY: A HIgHLY PROFITABLE HOME BUSINESS OR JUST FOR FUNThe fine art of cal-ligraphy began in medieval times, when monks joy-ously and labori-ously produced biblical text using intricate, artistic lettering. This regal writing appears today in items such as wedding invitation, birth notices, and certificates of merit. You could also produce suitable-for-framing fami-ly trees. Without a huge initial investment, you could offer your services to schools (for di-plomas), brides-to-be (for addressing invita-tions), athletic teams, and even corporations that are involved in recognition programs where certification are in order. Iticas alpha-bet will be covered, but the instructor will touch on other calligraphy alphabets. Sup-plies will be covered the first night of class. Please register in advance!Instructor: Staff Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 13-July 25 $45

05-911 KIDS CLAY CLASS (AgES 5-10)We promise you summer fun with clay. Wear FUN clothes and let us dig in to shape and mold your imagination into a work of art. Par-ents let this be your child’s first-time experi-ence with clay. Students will learn to make their own Stylus kits. Clay Supplies, bring $10. NEW!!!Instructor: A. KuppersmithMon.: 6-7:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 17-July 22 $33.75

05-121 CREATIvE CROCHET Individuals will learn at their own pace and skill level. This class will put emphasis on learning basic stitches and finishing tech-niques. Class will learn how to read both written and symbol pattern instructions while completing individual projects. Simple pattern stitches, increases, decreases, and working “in the round” will be covered. Learn the dif-ference between “handmade” and “Hand-crafted” with advanced finishing techniques. How to change colors attach new thread, and weave in ends for a “seamless” project will be covered. Learn about different types of yarns, how to read yarn labels, and check gauge.

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05-311 TNT (TONINg AND TIgHTENINg) (ALL AgES)Class consists of exercise for the chest, waist, abdomen, hips, thighs, and arms (no aerobics). All classes will be held in an air-conditioned room. This is great class for new mothers, males, and the health conscience person, who wants both fun and results. Get into shape with a little T-N-T. Bring towel or mat.Instructor: I. Calloway No class the week of July 4th Tues. & Thurs.: 5:30-6 p.m. (5 wks.)June 11-July 18 $18.75July 23-Aug. 22 $18.75

05-330 BASIC YOgA This class will teach strength, balance, and relaxation exercises along with proper align-ment and breathing. Class helps relieve stress and build strength and equilibrium. Bring sticky mat and regular towel. No Class the week of July 4thInstructor: I. CallowayTues. & Thurs. 6-7 p.m.. (5 wks.) June 11-July 18 $37.50July 23-Aug. 22 $ $37.50

05-111 FENCINg (FREE STYLE) AgES 9 AND UPStudents will learn basic blocks, fencing terms and stances as well as participates in mock duels to learn the art of fencing. Types of sword you’ll learn: Foil, Rapiers and Saber. Instructor: PrestwoodTues. 5-6:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 11-July 16 $33.75

WALKINg FOR ExERCISE (HALLS OF DAvIDSON)(PERFECT FOR NEW WALKERS)Looking for a safe place to walk for exercise? A one-mile path has already been mapped out for you! All you need to do is bring a friend and get in shape! Indoors, rain or shine, no dogs and perfectly safe. Start walking any time during these dates and times. Mon.-Thurs.: 4-8 p.m.. June 3-Aug. 9 FREE!

05-186 SEWINg BEgINNERS If you have never sewn before of if you need a refresher course then, this is the class for you. Finally, a sewing class that keeps on teaching as your learning needs change. For beginners selected pattern should not exceed 5 pieces, if more see instructor first. Students will complete one basic garment during class. Instructor: Staff Tues. 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 11-July 16 $45

05-064 MODELINg I (ALL AgES)Students will receive training in posture, walking, and runway everything you will need to become a success in the modeling world. Instructor: Staff Tues. 6:30-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 18-July 23 $34

05-063 WORKSHOP IN ACTINg (BEgINNERS) This course is de-signed to introduce students to a script, and will apply the acting techniques used in a profes-sional theatre. Students will explore with costumes and props from home. The students at the end of the workshop will perform a stage play.Instructor: S. PrestwoodWed. 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 19-July 24 $45

05-029 BALLET (AgES 5 AND UP)Students will learn the beginning movements of ballet, jazz and will perform a show at the end of the Sess.. Instructor: S. Prestwood Thurs.: 6-7 p.m. (6 wks.) June 13-July 25 $23

05-003 BALLROOM DANCE FOR ALL BELLES & gENTS BEg.This class is for couples and singles ages 12 and up who want to achieve social con-fidence, as well as aerobic benefits. The

program is designed for developing poise and posture, balance control and personal expression. Course covers; basic patterns of the Waltz, Fox trot, Swing (Jitterbug), Rumba and other dances and it is designed to devel-op the man’s ability to lead and the woman’s ability to follow anyone confidently. Cost of class includes all handouts. Instructor: Skip Wed: 6:30-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 13-July 25 $33.75

05-008 LEARN TO PLAY gUITAR (AgES 10&UP)Students will be taught the basic skills for playing the guitar. All students need to bring an acoustic guitar that is tunable. Students will learn how to play 3-4 note lyrics as they learn the chords and become familiar with positioning. Students will learn to tune their guitars. Instructor: Theodore Arthur Thurs.: 6-7:30 p.m. (6 wks.) June 6-July 18 $33.75July 25-Aug. 29 $33.75

05-010 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE, BEgINNERS (AgES 13 & UP) (BELLY DANCE)You can look and feel better then you ever did while developing confidence, poise and flex-ibility through the popular Middle Eastern art that originated along the Mediterranean. Belly dancing strengthens the back, hips, and up-per body and tones the abdominal muscles. Learn the basic movements and rhythms in this beginning class. Instruction on costume will also be covered. Instructor: V. Valree Mon.: 6-7 p.m. (9 wks.)June 3-July 29 $34

05-332 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE, INTERMEDIATE (BELLY DANCINg) This is a class for the more experienced dancers. Have fun while getting into shape!! Learn this ancient dance of the eastern Mediterranean in a congenial atmosphere. This Egyptian folk dance form provides a low impact aerobic workout, while helping you develops grace, stamina and overall flexibility. Instructor: V. Valree Mon.: 7-8 p.m. (9 wks.) June 3-July 29 $34

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09-640 KINDERQUATICS (AgES 6 MONTHS-3 YEARS)A fun course aimed at developing c o n f i -dence in water for children aged 6 months to

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This is a basic tumbling and gymnastics class that works on body awareness, bal-ance and self-confidence in a relaxed fun-filled environ ment. Adult must remain with child during class.Instructor: Angel FosterMon. & Wed.: 5:30-6:30 p.m. June 3-June 26 (4 wks.) $30July 1-July 24 (4 wks.) $30

09-615 gYMNASTICS/TUMBLINg (AgES 6 &UP)(SEE Above Description)Instructor: Angel FosterMon. & Wed.: 6:30-7:30 p.m. June 3-June 26 (4 wks.) $30July 1-July 24 (4 wks.) $30

$7 gUEST FEEGuests are invited to attend any class for a one-time guest fee. A $7 guest fee must be paid by check, payable to the City of Mobile. If you decide to register for the class, the $7 guest fee will be applied toward the registration fee, otherwise it is forfeited.

09-339 zUMBA FOR BEgINNERS This course is a com-bination of dance and fitness moves to reg-gae, salsa, meringue, belly dancing, samba, tango, hip-hop and much more. Zumba is not difficult to do, does not require any dance or fitness background, just a willingness to have fun.Instructor: K. AbramsMon.: 6-7 p.m. (6 wks.)June 3-July 8 $24July 15-Aug. 5 $15

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09-803 ALgEBRA/gEOMETRY TUTORINgTutorial program for the algebra-challenged student. Learn to master factoring, simplify quadratic equations and understand the ba-sics of algebra.Instructor: Joseph EdwardsMon.: 5:30-7:30 p.m.June 10-July 1 (4 wks.) $30July 8-July 29 (4 wks.) $30

09-899 MATH TUTORINg (1ST-3RD gRADE) Course is designed to help students to im-prove their math skills. Instructor will help each student individually as well as teach the student to work alone. In addition, student will learn to overcome basic math concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.Instructor: Ms. McDole Tues.: 12:30-2:30 p.m. OR5:30-7:30 p.m. June 4-June 25 (4 wks.) $30July 9-July 30 (3 wks.) $30

June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $32July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $28July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $32July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $32

09-645 SWIMMINg, INTERMEDIATE (AgES 6 & UP)Instructor: Red Cross Certified StaffMon.-Thurs.: 1:15-2:15 p.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 6-7 p.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 7-8 p.m.June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $32June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $32July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $28July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $32July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $32

09-647 SWIMMINg, ADULT INSTRUCTIONAL (AgES 15 & UP)Instructor: Red Cross Certified StaffMon.-Thurs.: 7-8 p.m.June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $32June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $32July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $28July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $32July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $32

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09-651 ADvENTURES IN ARCHERYExperience the joy of Archery. Learn what is so thrilling about this sport. Our certified instructors provide training for every level in a safe, indoor environment. We are dedicated to the pro-motion of archery as a recreational activity and emphasize safety in all our programs. Classes will be held at Alma Bryant and sizes are lim-ited...call soon! First night ori-entation class will be at LeFlore Magnet.Instructor: Coach RichardsonTues. & Thurs.: 5:30-6:30 p.m.June 18-July 18 $36(No classes will be held the week of the 4th of July)

09-720 CHEERLEADINg CLINIC (AgES 7-13) This class is for elementary and middle school aged students who want to be cheer-leaders. Students will learn chants, jumps, cheer routines and much more! Participants should wear shorts and tennis shoes. Please bring bottle water and a towel. Instructor: StaffTues. & Thurs.: 4-5:30 p.m.June 11-June 27 (3 wks.) $27July 9-July 25 (3 wks.) $27

09-617 gYMNASTICS-“HEAD OvER HEELS”!TUMBLINg (AgES 2-5YEARS)

3 years. Assist your child as he/she progress-es through several skill levels and learns the importance of pool safety. Children should wear waterproof diapers (where appropriate). AN ADULT MUST ACCOMPANY CHILD IN THE WATER!Instructor: Red Cross Certified Pool StaffMon.-Thurs.: 9-9:30 a.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 5-5:30 p.m.June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $16June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $16July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $14July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $16July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $16

09-641 SWIMMINg, PRESCHOOL (AgES 4-5 YEARS)The purpose of this class is to provide a de-velopmental program that enhances a par-ticipant’s confidence in the water and their proficiency as a swimmer. Instructor: Red Cross Certified StaffMon.-Thurs.: 9-10 a.m. OR Mon.-Thurs.: 5-6 p.m.June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $32June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $32July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $28July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $32July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $32

09-643 SWIMMINg, YOUTH BEgINNER (AgES 6 & UP)Instructor: Red Cross Certified StaffMon.-Thurs.: 10-11 a.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 1:15-2:15 p.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 2:15-3:15 p.m. ORMon.-Thurs.: 6-7 p.m.June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $32June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $32July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $28July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $32July 29-Aug., 8 (2 wks.) $32

09-643 SWIMMINg, YOUTH ADvANCED (AgES 6 & UP)Instructor: Red Cross Certified StaffMon.-Thurs.: 11-12 noonJune 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $32

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PRE-ALgEBRA (6TH-8TH gRADE)The curriculum assists students as they be-gin the transition of mathematical thought processes from the concrete to the abstract. Opportunities are provided for students to gain a thorough understanding of decimals and fractions while integrating these number sense concepts into the other mathematical strands, with particular emphasis on alge-bra, geometry, and proportional reasoning. Students become fluent in rational number operations and establish skills needed to be-come successful problem solvers. Solving equations is another major focus of the cur-riculum as students prepare for further study of algebra.Instructor: Clarencia BonnerThurs: 5:30-7:30 p.m.June 13-July 11 (4 wks.) $30July 18-Aug., 8 (4 wks.) $30

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09-806 gETTINg READY TO READ (AgES 4 & UP)This class is de-signed to help young learners with letter rec-ognition, pho-nics, and other basic skills that are necessary for them to become good readers.Instructor: Sophia MitchellWed. & Thurs. 12:30-1:30 p.m.June 5-June 27 (4 wks.) $30July 10-Aug. 1 (4 wks.) $30 orDonna KimbroughMon. & Tues.: 5:30-6:30 p.m.June 3-June 24 (4 wks.) $30July 8-July 29 (4 wks.) $30

09-816 READINg TUTORINg/ENRICHMENT (1ST-3RD gRADE)This class is designed to enhance the stu-dents’ present reading level and to promote advancement. Class will also focus on im-proving students reading comprehension abilities, as it related to his or her present level.Instructor: Sophia Mitchell Mon.: 12:30-2:30 p.m.OR Instructor: Jamillah Stephens 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 3-June 24 (4 wks.) $30July 8-July 29 (4 wks.) $30

09-817 READINg COMPREHENSION (4TH & UP)Reading Is Thinking. Comprehension is vital for learning and advancement. This class will

focus on building comprehension strategies enabling students to increase their under-standing of texts. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED, SIGN UP SOON.Instructor: L. JamisonWed.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 12-June 26 (3 wks.) $22.50July 10-July 31 (4 wks.) $30

09-474 CHILDCARE TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROgRAM This class will give you an advantage for employment in the daycare business. This 12-hour course guideline will cover the requirements as provided by DHS. Students will learn the basics of teach-ing arts and crafts, music, language and science development and free-play. Also, participants will learn how to set up the learn-ing space for your students. The serious stu-dents will need to arrange testing dates with the appropriate agencies for your CPR and TBA testing before certificates awarded. You must be at least 18 years old and have your high school diploma or GED. Maximum num-ber of students is 12.Instructor: M. HuntMon.: 6-8 p.m.June 10-July 22 (6 wks.) $45

09-475 CHILDCARE TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROgRAM, PARTII This is the final part of the 2-part series, covering the guidelines established by DHR. Certificates are available.Instructor: M. HuntWed.: 6-8 p.m.June 26-Aug., 7 (6 wks.) $45

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09-793 LIFE-COACHINg(RE-INvENTINg YOURSELF)Things not going the way you plan. This class will help you maximize your potential no mat-ter what stage you are in right now. Learn how to identify and set new goals in your per-sonal and professional life. Instructor: L. English-BurseTues.: 6:30-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 25-July 23 $23

09-428 COMPUTERS MADE SIMPLE FOR 50 + Computer training offered for mature adults. Classes feature hands-on activities with indi-vidual attention. You can take advantage of courses in Introduction to the Computer and Internet. Space is limited. Instructor: Q. HowardMon & Tues.: 6-8 p.m. (2 nights)June 17 & June 18 $30July 22 & July 23 $30

09-437 BASICS OF E-BAY SELLINgCome learn the basics of how to set up your personal account, post an item for sale with

pictures, create a description that is concise so that you anticipate any questions your buyers may have. Instructor: McPhersonTues. & Thurs. 6-8 p.m.June 18 & June 20 $30

09-437 BASICS OF E-BAY FOR PURCHASINgCome learn the basics of how to protect your personal information while making purchases and manage your account. This class will get you buying NOW! Students please have your email address with you the first night of class.Instructor: McPhersonTues. & Thurs. 6-8 p.m.June 25 & June 27 $30

09-405 COMPUTER TECHNOLOgY (BASIC TROUBLESHOOTINg) If you ever wished you could install a mo-dem or replace a hard disk this class is for you. Students will learn correct terminology, important features, how information is input, stored, and accessed. They will learn basic troubleshooting procedures using non-inva-sive techniques. They will learn to disassem-ble, replace defective parts, and reassemble the central processing unit, as well as periph-erals. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED—DESKTOP COMPUTERS ONLY! SIGN UP SOON.Instructor: D. WilliamsWed & Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (2 nights only)June 12 & June 13 $30 July 17 & July 18 $30

09-436 INvESTINg IN TAx LIENSLooking for a way to generate more in-come? Tax lien invest-ing is one of the most secure ways of invest-ment today. You can earn up to 12% per year by investing in tax lien certificates. Join us for more informa-tion.Thurs.: 6-8:30 p.m. 1 night only)June 13, June 27 $15July 11, July 25 $15

09-403 MICROSOFT WORD Come and learn by hands on experience Microsoft Word 2010, one of the most pow-erful and easy to use word processing pro-grams You will learn how to write simple documents such as memos and letters, to producing the cam era-ready materials for professional-looking publications, such as newsletters and books. This program can also enhance your ability to create striking and dynamic pages for the World Wide Web or your company’s Internet CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED, SIGN UP SOON.Instructor: Tammy McFarland Tues. & Thurs.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 11-June 20 (4 nights only) $50July 16-July 25 (4 nights only) $50

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09-009 gUITAR (12 & UP)This class teaches the basic components about guitar for those who have always want-ed to learn. Students must furnish their own guitar.Instructor: Theodore Arthur, Jr.Mon. 2-3:30 p.m. Or Mon: 7-8:30 p.m.June 3-June 24 $30July 8-July 29 $30

09-012 PIANO (AgES 7-ADULT)This class is for beginners’ as well as inter-mediate students. This class teaches the basic components about piano for those who have always wanted to learn to play the piano but didn’t. Piano books are an additional $5.00 payable the first night of class.Instructor: Theodore Arthur Jr.Tues.: 12:30-2:30 p.m. Or Tues.: 5:30 7:30 p.m. June 4-June 25 $30July 9-July 30 $30

09-041 DRUMS (AgES 8 & UP)This class is for the aspiring musician who wants to learn to play the drums. Students must supply their own drumsticks, and prac-tice pads.Instructor: Leon RhodenWed.: 5:30-6:45 p.m. June 5-July 3 $30 (5 wks.)July 10-Aug. 7 $30 (5 wks.)

09-042 BALLET (AgES 4-6)Come join us for a lesson in balancing, leg strength, poise and coordination. This fun class provides the foundation for more for-mal dancing. Our class help students de-velop and practice social, physical and motor skills. Students should wear loose clothing and socks the first day. Dance attire will be discussed the first night.Instructor: Deidre MitchellTues. 4:30-5:45 p.m. June 4-June 25 $18.75 (4 wks.)July 9-July 30 $18.75 (4 wks.)

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09-720 NATURAL HAIR 101Ever wonder about having natural hair, how to manage it, what to use, admire the different styles that are worn? Well this class is for you! Learn how to transition from relaxer to natu-ral, upkeep and main tenance, what to use, and even a few style options! You don’t have to know ev-erything about hair, just have an open mind and a willingness to learn.Instructor: Tanene JacksonThurs: 6-8:30 p.m. June 13, 27 or $15.00 per classJuly 11th or 18th $15.00 per class

09-474 5 QUESTIONS EvERYONE SHOULD ASK A HOME INSPECTORIt is your responsibility to be an informed buyer. Be sure that what you buy is satis-factory in every respect. You have the right to carefully examine your potential new home with a quali-fied home inspector. You may arrange to do so before sign-ing your contract, or may do so after sign-ing the contract as long as your contract states that the sale of the home depends on the inspection. This course will show you why a home inspection is important.Instructor: W. MorseTues.: 6-8 p.m.July 30 1 night only $15

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09-511 SEW-EASY (BEgINNER TO INTERMEDIATE)Even if you have never sewn, you can learn to make a simple dress or party outfit. The only prerequisite is a willingness to learn. The in-structor will guide you through the basic sew-ing fundamentals — selecting fabric, learning to read patterns, and completing at least one gar ment. If you have sewn before but are out of practice, this is the class for you. Improve your skills and learn new techniques that will give your finished pieces that professional look. Call 208-1658 for your supply list.Instructor: Y. HickenbottomTues. & Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (3 wks.)June 4-June 20 $36July 9-July 25 $36

09-505 SUMMER TOTE BAgS (AgES 13 & UP)Learn how to make a gorgeous, vibrant, fun and funky tote bag for the summer in any style! Choose the size bag that you desire or use either a pattern or your own measure-ments. Class size is limited to eight. Stu-dents can bring their own sewing machine or use ours. Call 208-1658 for your supply list.Instructor: Y. HickenbottomMon. 6-8 p.m.June 24 $15July 15 $15

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09-053 BRASS/WOODWINDSThis class will offer instruction in brass or woodwind instruments for the aspiring musi-cian. Lessons will be provided on clarinet, flute saxophone, trumpet, trombone, etc. Stu-dents must provide own instrument.Instructor: Theodore Arthur Jr.Mon.: 12:30-2 p.m. OrMon: 5:30-7:30 p.m.June 3-June 24 $30July 8-July 29 $30

and spreadsheets will find that once you know the basics, the rest is a breeze. Stu-dents must have some basic computer skills. You will learn the fundamentals of how to use the worksheets, files, routine operations and ranges. Instructor will cover basic task saving and retrieving files, copying cell content and naming ranges. Class size limited to seven (7) students. Certificates awarded upon re-quest. Instructor: Tammy McFarlandTues. & Thurs.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. June 18-June 27 (4 nights only) $50

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09-470 TIPS ON HOW TO BE AN INFORMED HOME BUYERKnowledge is power, and this is where it all begins. Ask anyone, buying a home can be complicated but it doesn’t have to be! This class will help you become more informed concerning your real estate needs. Instructor: Deborah RobinsonTues.: 6-8 p.m. June 18 1 Night only $15July 16 1 Night only $15

09-471 TECHNIQUES ON SELLINg YOUR HOMESelling a home, either on your own or through a Real Estate Broker can be a stressful ex-perience. Learn what to repair before you list your home, and what not to repair. Learn about “curb-appeal”, showing your home, and the legal requirements of selling a home.Instructor: Deborah RobinsonTues.: 6-8 p.m. June 11 1 night only $15July 23 1 night only $15

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17-437 BASICS OF E-BAY FOR PURCHASINgCome learn the basics of how to protect your personal information while making purchases and manage your account. Learn to set up your personal account. This class will get you buying NOW! Students please bring your E-mail address with you. Instructor: J. AlexanderTues. & Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (2 dys.) TOP RATED CLASS!!June 18 & June 20 $30

17-402 INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 2007This is a beginner’s class. This course covers the practical usage on Windows 2008 appli-cations. You will learn to operate all the parts of the Desktop, work with the taskbar, identify window components, use shortcuts, format and edit text, work with the control panel and more. Please Bring Your Laptop. Instructor: J. AlexanderMon.-Thurs.: 6-8:30 p.m. (1 wk.)July 8-July 11 ` $50

17-438 MICROSOFT WORD 2007 Learn to work with one of the most widely used computer programs in businesses and home use. Microsoft Word is necessary for all computer users. Students will focus on the fundamental concepts for using Word for planning, cre-ating and editing of various types of documents. Students will cover the most frequently used features when using Word. Please Bring Your Laptop. Instructor: J. Alexander Mon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 wk.)July 15-July 18 $50

17-467 MICROSOFT ExCEL, PART ILearn how to manage data using spread-sheets. New users to the EXCEL concept and spreadsheets will find that once you know the basics, the rest is a breeze. Stu-dents must have some basic computer skills. You will learn the fundamentals of how to use the worksheets, files, routine operations and ranges. Instructor will cover basic task saving and retrieving files, copying cell content and naming ranges. Please Bring Your Laptop. Instructor: L. Donald Mon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. July 22-July 25 $50

17-467 MICROSOFT ExCEL, PART IIStudents must have completed PART I or at least have had some accounting experience. Some basic computer skills would be help-ful. Course materials will do more in-depth coverage of the fundamentals of worksheets, routine operations and ranges. Instructor will cover basic task saving and retrieving files, copying cell content and naming ranges. Please Bring Your Laptop. Instructor: L. DonaldMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 wk.)July 29-Aug. 1 $50

17-470 QUICKBOOKS, PART I BEgINNERS This course is for the nov-ice user for personal and small business use. Class will cover setting up a small company, working with lists, bank accounts, entering sales, invoices, receipt of payment, deposits, and entering /paying bills. This class will teach you how handle financial accounting matters with ease. Please Bring Your Laptop. Instructor: P. HadderMon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 wk.)Aug. 5-Aug. 8 $50

17-470 QUICKBOOKS, PART II This course advances the user to the more complex skills needed to provide greater competences in the use of QuickBooks for personal and small business use. Class will cover setting up a small company, working with lists, bank accounts, entering sales, in-voices, receipt of payment, deposits, and en-tering /paying bills. Students will to cover in-creasingly more complex accounting matters. Instructor: P. Hadder PLEASE BRING YOUR LAPTOP. Mon.-Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 wk.)Aug. 12-Aug.15 $50

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17-491 gRANT PROPOSAL WRITINg MADE SIMPLE Basic preparation is necessary for any suc-cessful proposal writing effort. Learn what steps need to be taken to be able to ‘tell your story’ for a proposal. Topics include gather-ing basic information, fund development in-cluding developing a budget, cultivating re-lationships with grant makers and partners, conducting needs assessments, identify-ing personnel requirements, and reviewing the components of a typical proposal, with hands-on activities at all levels of study.Instructor: S. GrahamThurs.: 6-8 p.m. June 20-Aug. 1 (6 wks.) $45

17-482 IN-STORE SECURITY CERTIFICATENEED A JOB? This is an excellent class for those interested in working in retail; every business needs personnel with this train-ing. Step up from cashiers to an opportunity move onto management. This certificate pro-gram will teach you the skills you need. Instructor: E. WilliamsMon.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 17-July 22 $45

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17-415 BASIC TYPINg/COMPUTER KEYBOARDINg, PT I (AgES 10 & UP)This is an excellent class for the beginner typ-ist or a refresher. If you are using two fingers to type, let us help you to develop a better technique. Students will also cover tabulation and centering. Class will focus on accuracy first, then speed Instructor: P. SpencerMon. & Wed.: 6-8 p.m. (3 wks.)June 3-June 19 $50

17-437 BASICS OF E-BAY FOR SELLINgCome learn the basics of how to set up your personal account, post an item for sale with pic-tures and track your auc-tion. Learn how to pro-tect your information and manage your account. This class will get you bidding NOW! Students please bring your E-mail address with you. Instructor: J. AlexanderTues. & Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (2 dys.) TOP RATED CLASS!!June 11 & June 13 $30

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Participants will receive a Nonprofit Develop-ment Inventory (NDI) assessment that will help them to create a sustainable strategic fund development model that they can im-mediately implement.Instructor: S. GrahamTues.: 6-8 p.m. July 9-Aug. 13 (5 wks.) $38

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17-856 PRE-KINDERgARTEN SKILLS, (AgES 3-4)This is a great class to introduce young children to the world of phonics and words. Parents will receive a package containing information on what each child should know before they enter Kindergarten.Instructor: K. GarrorTues.: 5-6 p.m. (7 wks.)June 11-July 23 $26

17-856 PRE-KINDERgARTEN SKILLS, (AgES 5)This is a great class to introduce young children to the world of phonics and words. Parents will receive a package containing information on what each child should know before they enter Kindergarten.Instructor: K. GarrorTues.: 6-7 p.m. (7 wks.)June 11-July 23 $26

17-757 MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLINg/CODINg, PT. IIOur Instructor is state and nationally certi-fied to provide you with the skills to learn and understand the operations of using ICD9, HFCA Coding, maintaining accounts pay-able and receivables and contractual adjust-ments. Students will learn transactional skills required dealing with insurance companies, CPA’s and similar agencies. Some basic medical terminology included. Study materi-als and other printed materials discussed, in order to help defray the cost. Instructor: S. Chastang PART I OFFERED IN FALL 2013.Tues.: 6-8:30 p.m. (7 wks.) June 11-July 23 $66

17-749 MEDICAL TERMINOLOgIESLearning medical terms can be challenging. This course helps increase your ability to un-derstand the doctor’s orders and complete tasks with greater ease. Lectures will focus on the different body systems and the medi-

17-770 BECOME A WEDDINg DIRECTORStart your own home-based busi-ness as a Bridal D i r e c t o r /C o o r d i n a -tor. You will learn how to start earning big profits immediately in your own business. Assisting the Bride and her bridal party to per-form on that perfect day to assure the perfect wedding is the job of the director. Nothing will be more memorable as the ceremony. Learn to consult with brides to orchestrate their weddings and, overseeing the receptions. Learn how to handle the unexpected and teach your bride the secrets of a perfect wed-ding by sharing the wedding rules of order and protocol of a perfect wedding. Instructor: J. LockTues.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)July 23-Aug. 13 $24

17-417 BOOKKEEPINg & ACCOUNTINg, IThis is a manual presentation of basic ac-counting. You will learn the accounting cycle for Partnership accounting, Business ac-counting, merchandising, and Journal ac-counting. The instructor will cover bank rec-onciliation and the checking account for a business. The Bookkeeping & Accounting I book and workbook provided for you the first night of class. Book and workbook used for both classes. Certificates awarded. Not returning until Spring 2014!Instructor: DenagallTues. & Thurs: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) June 4-June 27 $60

17-417 BOOKKEEPINg & ACCOUNTINg II Class will continue study-ing the second half of the text, covering chapters 11-20. In-struction will cover cash control, detailed bank activities, payroll liabil-ities, tax records, sales and cash receipts, purchasing and cash payments, and much more. Book and workbook used for both classes.Instructor: P. Denagall NOT RETURNING UNTIL SPRING 2014!Tues. & Thurs: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) July 9-Aug. 1 $60

17-490 FUND DEvELOPMENT PLANNINg FOR NON-PROFITS Funding for non-profit organizations is al-ways needed, but seldom planned for as part of the strategic plan. This workshop is for pro-fessionals in the non-profit sector who want to learn how to develop a sustainable fund-raising plan. Topics include the foundational principles of effective fund development, an overview of diverse fundraising methods and a discussion of current trends in corporate, government and private funding sources.

17-793 LIFE-COACHINg (RE-INvENTINg YOURSELF)Things not going the way you plan. This class will help you maximize your potential no matter what stage you are in right now. Learn how to identify and set new goals, both achievable professional and personal goals based on where you are now. Learn to draw from your strengths. Instructor: L. English-BurseThurs.: 6:30-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 20-July 18 $23July 25-Aug. 15 $23

17-846 PUBLIC SPEAKINg FOR TEENSIs your teen shy, timid, or fears large crowds? This class help build your teen’s poise, gain control, and increase self-confidence when speaking publicly. This class is great for classroom presentations, speeches, Inter-views or various speaking events.Instructor: S. HuntMon.: 6-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.)June 24-July 22 $28

17-769 BECOME A WEDDINg CONSULTINgStart your own home-based business as a Bridal Consultant/ Reception Coordinator. You will learn how to start earning big prof-its immediately in your own business. With a positive attitude, you can start making money consulting with brides to conduct their wed-dings, overseeing the receptions. Learn how to handle the unexpected and teach your bride the secrets of a perfect wedding by sharing the wedding rules of order and pro-tocol of a perfect wedding. Instructor: J. Lock Tues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 11-July 9 $38

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17-816 READINg TUTORINg/ENRICHMENT (gR. 4TH-6TH)This class focuses on enhancing each stu-dent’s present reading level, while helping to promote advancement. Instruction seeks to guide student learning toward improving the students’ reading comprehension. Basic rules of phonics reviewed. PARENTS THIS CLASS IS OFFERED ALL YEAR LONG, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO GET HELP! Instructor: A. Donaldson BUILD A GOOD FOUNDATION NOW Tues.: 5-6:30 p.m. (7 wks.) June 18-July 30 $39

17-833 SPANISH FOR BEgINNERS, PT. IDo you want to learn Spanish in a fun and interesting way? This class offers you an ex-cellent opportunity for learn Spanish for work or for your personal use. Study papers and learning guides provided. Student will need to bring $5 to cover text materials. SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS, Pt. II to be arranged if interest meets min. #’s. We will arrange the dates with you..Instructor: N. Griffin GIVE YOURSELF AN EDGEMon.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)July 1-Aug., 5 $45

17-834 SIgN LANgUAgE FOR BEgINNERS This is an in-troduction to American Sign Language, fin-ger spelling, basic vocabu-lary and un-derstanding of deafness. This is a good class for beginners or those needing a refresher class. This class is especially beneficial for those dealing with the public in sales or service professions. Middle and high school students also welcome. A textbook will be available for $16 from the instructor at class time. Instructor will arrange Part II, based upon interest. Instructor: Marta Pierce WHY WAIT!Tues.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (6 wks.) June 18-July 23 $45

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17-804 “I WANT TO WRITE!” PART IIf you have been considering writing a book and need some basic skills to get started, this is the class for you. Class will cover how

cal terms associated with each. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking employment in medical assistants, insurance billing and Pre-nursing assistants. Students who have completed part I of Medical Insur-ance Billing and Coding should also consider taking this class. The recommended text is Medical Terminology, Chabner. Instructor: Amy PritchettMon.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) July 8-Aug. 12 $45

17-750 ADvANCE MEDICAL CODINg, PART IThis more ad-vanced training will prepare you to com-pete for the entry-level jobs in ICD-9 Cod-ing. Instruc-tor is AHIMA nationally certi-fied. Students will thoroughly cover the major components of medical coding and the skills necessary to understand the operations and use of CPT coding. Class will cover in-depth instruction on how to code all medical proce-dures accurately. Clear with instructor before taking this class if you have not completed Medical Insurance Billing and Coding, Part II. Instructor: S. Chastang Part II will be offered in Fall 2013Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.) NOW MORE HOURSJuly 11-Aug. 15 $53

17-734 CPC CERTIFICATION REvIEW Students who plan to sit for their CPC cer-tification will want to take this class. The objective is to get you prepared for the test. Students will come to understanding the test-ing methodology and what you can expect. Students will need to pay $10 for handouts payable to instructor.Instructor: A. PritchettSat.: 9:30-12:30 p.m. (6 wks.)July 13-Aug. 17 $68

17-855 BASIC READINg FOR ADULT NON-READERSAdults, here is your opportunity to improve your reading skills in a small, confidential setting. Begin at your own comfort reading level. Begin reading from the beginner level to the more advance levels at your own pace. Feel the sense of pride as you widen your world through reading. Create a greater con-fidence at work and church, for your personal and professional needs. Must be able to rec-ognize the letters of the alphabet.Instructor: C. MartinThurs.: 6-8 p.m.. (6 wks.)June 20-Aug. 1 $45

17-819 “I WILL NEED MONEY FOR COLLEgE” FREE MONEY FOR SOME GRADUATES! CALLING ALL 8th GRADE PARENTS. Each year students entering college get financial assistance and scholarships for a variety of

studies and special circumstances. Why not your child? Parents we discuss ways to seek out other funding sources. We will discuss the basic strategies of promoting your stu-dent to colleges. The earlier you are aware, the more prepared you are, the better your chances will be. HIGHLY Recommended for students in grades 8-11. Instructor: C. WatkinsThurs.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 13 $15 July 18 $15

17-804 ALgEBRA AND PRE ALgEBRA (MATHEMATICS) MADE EASY (ALL AgES)The reason students have problems with Al-gebra is that they do not understand Math-ematics. Instructor will explain how to use and understand the concepts of Mathematics so you will be able to “learn” Algebra and not just memorize what you do not understand. Enrollment is limited to (12). Instructor: S. Robinson ` Mon.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.) June 17-July 29 $53

17-899 MATH ENRICHMENT (gR. 1ST-3RD.)This is the help you need. Keep your child on the right track. Join us for a tuto-rial in math skills and enrichment. NOW is the time to get your child the help they need with their math skills. PAR-ENTS THIS CLASS IS OFFERED ALL YEAR LONG, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO GET HELP! You will be amazed at the results we have produced. Instructor: R. DavenportMon.: 5-6:30 p.m. (7 wks.) PREPARE NOW FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR!June 17-July 29 $39

17-898 MATH ENRICHMENT (gR. 4TH-6TH)Help is the help you need. Keep your child on the right track. Join us for a tutorial in math skills and enrichment. Now is the time to get your child the help they need with their math skills. Let our instructor find your child’s area of need, and let us provide the refresher your child needs. You will be amazed at the differ-ences we have produced. PARENTS THIS CLASS IS OFFERED ALL YEAR LONG, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO GET HELP! Instructor: R. Davenport PREPARE NOW FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR! Mon.: 6:30-8 p.m. (7 wks.)June 17-July 29 $39

17-813 PHONICS, BEgINNER (gRADES 1–3)This class is for the beginning reader and the child that needs to build a solid phonics foundation. Students will learn the 44 sounds and the phonetic value of letters. Students will also cover the ‘sight’ word or Dolch lists.

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17-511 BASIC SEWINg (INTERMEDIATES WELCOME) 8 YRS & UP If you have never sewn before or if you are, beginning again this is the class for you. Fi-nally, a sewing class that keeps on teach-ing as your learning needs change. Learn about patterns and fabrics. Suggested pat-tern should not exceed 5 pieces, if more see instructor first. Students will complete one basic garment of their choice during this 6 Week class with ease. (Call 343-6693 for info on supplies.) . Instructor: D. Gamble “A New Format”Mon.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 24-July 29 $45

*** Classes taught by Kim Naron are on her website: www.SeamsSewSpecial.com. , for information, supply list / fees, contact her at 251-377-5805 (cell/text) or [email protected] with any questions. Classes limited to (6) six. Please sign up early since most of Kim’s classes require a kit.

17-581 LEARN TO USE YOUR SEWINg MACHINE I hear “SEW” many people, say “I have a Sew-ing Machine and it is still in the box”. Bring your machine, all the feet and all the manuals that came with it. . Learn how to thread your machine and you will make a simple project. payable to the instructor. Bring basic sewing supplies and let me get you started. This is a great beginners class to take and will help you with the Basic Sewing class. Instructor: K. Naron NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME! Mon.: 5:30-8 p.m. June 3 $18

17-101 WINE BOTTLE PAINTINg Come out and learn how to turn empty bottles into decorative home decor. We will paint designs on empty bottles and turn them into candle holders, night-lights or a vase. The kit cost is $5.00 and this includes bottle and paint supplies. Lights, candles, and flowers are extra.Instructor: T. Rylands Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 class)July 25 $15

17-146 PLATE PICTURE FRAMESJoin us in making your memories last. We will be turning old plates into picture frames. Bring in your favorite photo, preferably 5x7 or smaller, and learn how to use a kitchen plate to frame it. Kit is $5.00, which includes every-thing to do one plate frame. Instructor: T. Rylands Mon.: 6-8 p.m. (1 class)June 24 $15

17-522 HELP! I OWN A SERgER!!!! NOW WHAT?I bet you bought the machine and haven’t even threaded it. Bring that machine to class

and learn how to thread and learn how a Serger works. I am a Martha Pullen Licensed Serger Instructor. This class is limited to 4 students. Please bring your Serger and all the books and feet that came with your ma-chine, scissors. Please contact instructor be-fore you attend class at: [email protected] with questions you have.Instructor: K. NaronTues.:5:30-8 p.m. June 4 $18

17-169 CHILD’S TRAvEL PILLOW These are one of the “MUST” have items for traveling with children. You will need to bring your sewing machine, and basic sewing sup-plies... (Please let me know if you will be mak-ing one for a boy or girl. Complete supply list will be listed on my website.. Kit is $7.00 Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 10 $18.75

17-548 IPAD/ CAMERA CASE FOR KIDS, TOO!These cases are made from Fat Quarters. This fast fun gift can be made for friends or make them for yourself... This is a great class for the beginner that has some sewing expe-rience... Great class for Teen-agers! Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 17 $18.75

17-165 BEgINNER SMOCKINg Learn the basic of hand smock-ing from an ex-pert. We will learn to work with a pleated piece of fabric, and create basic smocking stitches. Once you master the basic you can create wonderful smocked garments, like bishop dresses and much more.Instructor: K. Naron` Mon.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 17 $18.75

17-165A SMOCKED BABY BONNET-THE NExT LEvEL.... You know the basic stitches… Now you need a project to work on. You will have a pre-pleat-ed bonnet, design and I will show you how to get started with your placement stitches…….Kit $7.00.... . Instructor: K. Naron` Tues.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 25 $18.75

17-1487 FAMOUS SACK DRESS Everyone loves these little dresses. You see everyone making them and posting them on FaceBook. Now learn how too make your own... You will need to bring your sewing ma-chine and basic sewing supplies. Kit $10.00Instructor: K. NaronTues.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)July 2 $18.75

17-278 APPLIQUE’ T-SHIRT AND BASIC SHORTS Learn how to appliqué and learn the secrets

to do your research, developing your char-acters, choosing your setting and so much more. Class size is limited to eight students for individual tutoring and attention to details. Students bring notebook and pencil. Begin-ners will benefit as well, and are encouraged to attendInstructor: C. RedmondTues.: 6-8 p.m.. (6 wks.) June 4-July 9 $45

17-804 “ HOOK THE READER, I WANT TO WRITE! ” PART IIThis is an intermediate writing class; the pre-requisite is “I Want to Write I.” Or by instruc-tor’s approval. The course will use the book, Hooked, write fiction that grabs the reader at page one and never lets go by Les Edgerton. The book cost under $10 and every serious writer should have it in their library. Bring a work in progress to class with you.Instructor: C. RedmondTues.: 6-8 p.m.. (5 wks.) July 23-Aug. 20 $39

17-809 PLOTTINg YOUR NOvEL: CHARACTERS, SCENE-SETTINg AND ACTION Do you want to know the tech-niques published authors use to create page-turning novels with vivid scenes and characters that come to life? This class will show you how to organize your book ideas from start to finish through the technique of storyboarding and charac-ter analysis. Whether you’ve already written a novel, or simply have a one sentence idea in your head, this course will show you how to turn those ideas into a finished book through organizational plotting, character develop-ment, and scene-building. Bring a notebook and pen and get ready to plot that novel! Instructor: R. Ward Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)July 11-Aug., 15 $45

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17-543 REDESIgNINg YOUR OLD HATS Lets give our old hats a new look. Students will learn to redesign their old hats into a work of art! Students will need to bring glue gun, glue sticks and hand sewing needles. Bring $7 to cover cost of the horsehair. Join us for a night of excitement and fun! Instructor: A. GulleyTues.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 25-July 30 $45

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17-508 DRAPERY MAKINg MADE EASYInstructor: D. HowzeWed.: 6-8 p.m.July 10-Aug. 14 $45

17-116 FAST AND FUN CROCHET SCARF CLASS You see those ruffled scarves that everyone is wearing.... You will not believe how easy and fast these are to make. Sign up early... You will only need to bring scissors ….And you do not need to know how to crochet....Instructor: K. NaronTues.: 6-8 p.m.Aug. 6 $15

17-168 PURSE ORgANIzER It seems like we are always switching out our purses. Wouldn’t it be nice to have everything neat and organized and ready to move from purse to purse. Great beginner class. You will need to bring basic sewing supplies and sew-ing machine… Kit costs $5.00. Instructor: K. Naron Tues.: 6-8 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 4 $10

17-573 HOW TO CONSTRUCT A BASIC JON JON In this class, you will learn some short cuts to making these with ease. See website for other info.Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8:30 (1 mtg.)July 1 $18.75

17-284 RUFFLED RIBBON SOCKS (UP TO SIzE 5 YEARS)These decorative socks are made “SEW” fast, and they are such a cute idea to com-pliment your little girl’s favorite outfit. Ladies bring your own sewing machine, white thread and basic sewing supplies. Students will pay instructor $6.00 for Kit, which contains 3 pr. socks, ribbon & pattern. Contact kim at website for other info. Instructor: Kim NaronTues.: 6-8 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 25 $15

17-220 TWISTED BOUTIQUE’ HAIR BOWS Everyone wants to make the loopy hairbows and this helps you to learn. You will receive the templates to make 4” and 6” bows. Please bring your scissors and ruler. Instructor: Kim NaronTues.: 6-8 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 11 $15

17-526 HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN SUSHI We all love it, and now we can learn how to make! Learn the basic techniques for roll-ing, how to select the best fillings and the best sauces to use. Students will only need to bring $10 for ingre-dients. Nida will teach you the rest. Join us

to making summer shorts in no time.... You will need to let me know if you need the boy or the girl kit. Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.) July 8 $18.75

17-286 BOUTIQUE’ PANTS Everyone loves the cute ruffled pants you see on Facebook are fast and easy to make. I will be bringing some Sergers in for the class to use...Instructor: K. NaronTues.: 5:30-8:30 p.m. (1 mtg.)July 9 $18.75

17-520 LADYBUg APPLIQUE’ BLOOMERS These are “SEW” sim-ple to make! You will need to bring your sewing ma-chine, white spool of sewing thread and basic sewing supplies to class. Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8 p.m. July 15 $18

17-534 BOW TIE QUILT BLOCK Learn how to make this cute Quilt Block.... Looks complicated... But it’s not....You will need to bring your sewing machine and basic sewing supplies. Instructor: K. NaronTues.: 5:30-8:30 p.m.July 16 $18.75

17-530 BABY BONNETS You will make 2 of the cutest baby bonnets. Great gifts for the Mother-to-Be. You will need to bring your sewing machine. Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8 p.m.July 29 $18

17-510 PRAIRIE POINT PILLOWCASE What Are Prairie Points you ask? Prairie points are folded triangles that you can use to decorate a quilt. They are sewn around the quilt’s outer edges in most cases. However, prairie points can be placed anywhere. A fun and exciting idea...Sewing machine and ba-sic sewing supplies needed. Instructor: K. NaronTues.: 5:30-8:30 p.m.July 30 $18.75

17-177 MUg RUg Have you seen these little cuties floating around the internet lately? I love these things! They are called a mug rug. What is a mug rug you ask? A mug rug is like a mini quilt that is somewhere in size between a coaster and a place mat. Most I’ve seen are rectangular in shape but I’ve seen heart shaped and flower shaped ones as well. They are made to set your beverage on as well as a crumbly baked good. You are encouraged to eat off these sweet mats! Bring machine and supplies. Instructor: K. NaronMon.: 5:30-8:30 p.m.Aug. 5 $18.75

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17-562 THE PERFECT Egg ROLL CLASSLearn the Techniques for making the perfect egg rolls. Join us fir three (3) great egg roll dishes. All supplies provided; students need to bring $ 10 to EAT and ENJOYInstructor: N. MurphyTues.: 6-8 p.m. (1 mtg.)June 18 $15July 30 $15

17-532 CAKE DECORATINg FOR BEgINNERSThis is a Basic class in cake decorating tech-niques. Learn the tools and tips that create those beautiful store designs that are so cost-ly. Learn basic frosting recipes, piping, writ-ing and roses. amaze your family and friends with any idea or theme, and it is so easy. A fee of $7 is due to cover cost of frosting, dyes and tips due first class. Bring baked cake on dish ready for second class. Maximum num-ber is THE FIRST EIGHT (8) TO SIGN UP! Instructor: K. Lang “Great reviews”…. Shirley W.Tues.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (5 wks.)June 18-July 16 $38 17-935 OILS AND ACRYLICS FOR ADULT BEgINNERS AND BEYONDNeed a great way to relax? Acrylics are very forgiving of the Oops error. This class is for beginners as well as those with experience. Both can become a fun and easy way to learn how to paint. If you have always wanted to find your creative side, come join us. Stu-dents bring $10 for supplies.Instructor: S. Morris LET US DO THIS AGAIN!Mon.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 17-July 22 $45

17-514 BASIC UPHOLSTERY FOR BEg. AND UP gRADERS Learn the basic techniques of upholstery. In-structor will cover tools, type of fabrics suit-able for different projects. Students will learn how to measure a job, tear down a job, in-formation on padding and cording, and much more. Students should know basic sewing. Students must have a small project to work on during class, e.g. a stool, a chair etc. Stu-dent will need to pay $15 to cover major tools/ supplies. Call 377-8284 for supplies you will need for personal use, or call VOA 4:30 p.m.. at 338-1519Instructor: L. BridgesThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.) NOW MORE HOURSJune 20-Aug. 8 $53

17-200 STAINED gLASS WORKSHOPS This is a beginner class in the age-old art of stain glass designs. The ‘copper-foil’ method taught this Sess.. Several designs to select from as class projects. Students will learn

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17-008 BEgINNER gUITAR (AgES 10-UP)This class teaches the basics of guitar. All students need to bring an acoustic guitar that is tunable. Class is limited to 12 students. Students will learn how to play 3-4 note lyrics as they learn the chords and become familiar with positioning. Students will learn to tune their guitars. Parents, when investing in an instrument it needs to be tunable. Instructor: P. Williams FOR THE MUSICIAN IN YOU! Tues.: 7-8:30 p.m. (8 wks.)June 18-Aug. 6 $45

17-015 ADULT BASIC vOICE TRAININg TECHNIQUE CLINICIf music is song of the soul then voice training is the musical note. Join us for the training you need. Class will focus on breathing tech-niques, diction, voice placement and increas-ing ones range. Instructor: M. Bonner WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY!Mon.: 7-8:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 20-Aug. 1 $38

17-010 BELLY DANCINg FOR EvERYONE Have fun while getting into shape! Belly danc-ing is a uniquely feminine experience. Learn this ancient dance of the Eastern Mediterra-nean in a congenial atmosphere. Whatever your age, size or shape you can enjoy the benefits of this Egyptian Folk Dance, while you develop stamina and overall flexibility. . Instructions on costume covered. Instructor: G. Peabody a waist cincher BEGINNER’S Thurs.: 6-7 p.m. (9 wks.)June 13-Aug. 15 $34AND………..

17-011 BELLY DANCINg, INTERMED/ADv.Thurs.:7-8 p.m. (9 wks.)June 13-Aug. 15 $34

17-659 TENNIS, (BEgINNERS/ REFRESHERS) (AgES 13 & UP) Students will learn the basics of tennis in this class. Both beginners and those needing a refresher will find the help they need. Class will cover the basic fundamental, ball control, stroke, footwork and scoring. Students will need to wear proper shoes, bring a racket and $2 to cover the cost of balls. Classes held on the Davidson campus. College Scholar-ships are available in this field!Instructor: Coach Bolden THE OTHER GAME IN TOWN!Sat.: 9-10:30 a.m. (5 wks.)June 1-June 29 $28July 13-Aug. 10 $28

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17-063 KIDS BEgINNER ACTINg 101 (AgES 7-11)Let us help your child unleash his/her cre-ative side. Is your child shy? On the other hand, is your child a little chatterbox? This class offers both a chance to increase their listening skills, while challenging their memo-

how to cut glass, fit glass designs into a pat-tern and solder the designs together. These designs will make excellent gift ideas for the holidays or any special occasion. Projected supplies cost $15 payable to instructor. Due to use of lead in the soldering process,-NO ‘MOTHERS-TO-BE’. Instructor: Suzanne Sims Lelwica “A Memorable Class” And “NOW MORE HOURS”Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.) June 20-Aug. 8 $53

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WALKINg OFF THE POUNDS NEW! We have cleared the halls and marked the path for the number of rounds per mile. Bring a friend or iPod and let us walk away the pounds sensibly. Check your schedules; we are open from 4:30-8 p.m.. WE WILL SEE YOU! Start dates are JUNE 3rd-Aug. 16th, Mon.-Thurs.

17-321 POUNDS AND PACES This class will cover the basics of good nutri-tion and lifestyle changes to help you to shed those extra pounds effortlessly. No changes in the foods you now eat, we show you how to find your “special” plan to help you to lose effortlessly. Learn how to ‘Trick’ your body into shedding those ‘Pounds’ as you ‘Pace’ your-self. Instructor: M. DillonMon.: 6-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.) A NEW IDEA, THAT WORKS!!! June 24-July 22 $28

17-066 LITURgICAL PRAISE DANCEStudents will learn to dramatize Spiritual music to dance movements. These graceful movements of interpretations to the words of the selections will become the learned per-formance for final class. Instructor: T. Bennett Mon.: 6:30-8 p.m. (6 wks.)June 3-July 8 $34July 15-Aug. 19 $34

17-330 BASIC YOgA Students learn simple Yoga movements that build strength and balance. Emphasis placed on relaxation exercises along with proper body alignment and breathing. Class helps relieve stress and build strength and equilib-rium. Bring sticky mat and regular towel.Instructor: D. SteadhamTues.: 6-7 p.m. (8 wks.)June 11-July 30 $30 17-341 LOW IMPACT zUMBA FOR BEgINNERS (REAL ADULTS)This is the low impact version of ZUMBA, which is a combination of dance and fitness moves to “International music”. The dance styles involved are slower and done at a more comfortable pace. If regular Zumba is what you like and you need something less vigorous, this is the class for you. Zumba is not difficult to do, does not require any dance

or fitness background, just a willingness to try and have fun. “Young Seniors” will love this dance. There are no age restrictions. Just come and have a good time! Instructor is cer-tified. (Meets ADA standards for 3 of 5 days of exercise)Instructor: Staff A BETTER WAY TO GET FIT!Thurs.: 6-7 p.m. (8 wks.)June 13-Aug. 8 $30

17-042 SWINg OUT AND LINE DANCE (ALL AgES) This is your chance to learn this popular dance. This dance fits any occasion, be-cause of the combination of the waltz steps and the slow dance. Students will also learn some fresh new line dances. Now you can learn both dances. Come try it out at VOA. (Meets ADA standards for 3 of 5 days of ex-ercise)Instructor: K. Nobles BACK BY REQUESTTues.: 6:30-8 p.m. (7 wks.)June 25-Aug. 6 $39

17-040 NEW COUNTRY LINE DANCE The music for this class is very up beat. The operative word here is fun (work out). Instruction will cover the most popular dances like Tush Push, Reggae Cowboy, Cupid Shuffle, Good Times, Water-melon Crawl and Electric Slide, to name a few. If these names are familiar to you and you like to dance then this is the class. No partner needed. Moreover, the music is great too! Instructor: S. Turner WHAT A WORKOUT THIS IS!Wed.: 6:30-8 p.m. (7 wks.) June 19-Aug. 7 $39

17-012 BASIC PIANO (AgES 7& UP) NOW AT vOACome learn the basic skills for the piano. This is an excellent class for a refresher as well. Students will need to bring their own key-boards and $5 for handbooks. Parents this is just the class your child needs if she /he has shown interest in the piano. Parents re-member any music endeavor increases your child’s academic skills. Instructor: M. BonnerTues.: 6:30-8 p.m. (6 wks.) BY YOUR REQUESTJune 4-July 9 $34

17-012 BASIC PIANO (ADULT) NOW AT vOACome learn the basic skills for the piano. This is an excellent class for a refresher as well. Students will need to bring their own key-boards and $5 for handbooks. Instructor: M. BonnerTues.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (5 wks.) BY YOUR REQUESTJuly 16-Aug. 13 $39

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child to learn a great sport. We are excited to provide a chance to teach the basics of tennis. Both beginners and those needing a refresher will find the help they need. Class will cover the basic fundamental, ball control, stroke, footwork and scoring. Students will need to wear proper shoes, bring a racket and $2 to cover the cost of balls. Classes held on the Davidson campus. Instructor: Coach Bolden THE OTHER GAME IN TOWN!Sat.: 10:30-12 a.m. (5 wks.)June 1-June 29 $28July 13-Aug. 10 $28

HEALTH, SAFETY ANDMISCELLANEOUS

17-506 COUPONING 101Learn to save money like a Pro. We will show you some old tips and NEW tricks. Join us and learn how to use eCouponing, to re-ally reduce your grocery bill. Participants will learn how to organize coupons, learn coupon policies, stockpiling basics and much more. DID YOU MISS THIS CLASS IN WINTER? YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS ONE.Instructor: Staff Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (1 mtg.) June 13 $15 July 25 $15

17-663 GOLF-SWING CLINIC FOR THE BEGINNER/ INTERMED. (AGES 10 & UP)This class is for the greenhorn or the experienced that want to learn the fundamentals of “The Game.” Attention given to proper stance and swinging, good putting techniques, how to address the ball, course etiquette and scoring. Students should bring $3 in quarters for balls (buys 20-30 balls) each week. BRING BOTTLED WATER! Class held on the driving range at Springhill College. High Schools do have College Scholarships available in this field! This class will now be offered in Fall, Spring and Summer, come join us for a great class.Instructor: A. Wilson Sat.: 9-10:30 a.m. (7 wks.) June 15-July 27 $47

17-710 BASIC FIREARM AND SHOT-GUN SAFETY COURSE-AGES 21& UPThis class will cover the basic safety, clean-ing and proper use of firearms. Discussions will also cover state laws on use, ownership and self-protection laws and regulations. Students will learn about proper handling techniques and gun permit laws as well. In-structor has 21 years of firearms instructor experience. A training gun used for class demonstrations. NO REAL WEAPONS AL-LOWED. Students wishing to attend the Fire Range will need to coordinate times with in-structor after fourth class. This option is a separate cost from Registration fee!Instructor: A. Clarkbanks OuR TWO MOST POPulAR ClASSES NOW COMBINEd!Thurs.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. (6 wks.) June 27-Aug. 8 $45

rization skills. Your child will engage in a su-per good time and a new experience. Last class is their “Special Presentation”Instructor: S. PrestwoodTues.: 6-7:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 4-July 9 $30July 16-Aug. 20 $30

17-936 KIDS ARTS & CRAFTS CLASS (AGES 6-12)This is a wonderful way to get your child in touch with his/her creative side. If your child will experience beading, watercolors, canvas arts, paper Mache and clay. Your child will explore the arts in a new unexpected way. This class promises your child very reward-ing experience. Students should bring $10 for supplies.Instructor.: I. Thompson YOuR CHIld WIll lOVE THIS ClASS!Tues.: 6-7:30 p.m. (5 mtgs.)June 18-July 16 $28

17-833 SPANISH FOR KIDS, BEGINNERS (AGE 5-11)Kids come and learn Spanish in a fun and interesting way? There is no better time to learn than now. Parents your child will love this great class. What a great opportunity for learning. Study papers and learning guides provided. Student need to bring $5 to cover text materials. Parents are welcome.Instructor: N. Griffin NEW…..GIVING KIdS A HEAd START!Thurs.: 6-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.)June 20-July 25 $28

17-103 TOTS BALLET CLINIC (AGES 3-4)Beginner Ballet class that builds balance, poise and coordination. Parents the child must be at least 3 years old. Dance recital last class meeting. FYI….. most children wear the body suits, do not spend more than you need to. It’s back, With A New InstructorInstructor: Staff Tues.: 6-6:45 p.m. (7 wks.)June 11-July 23 $21

17-103 GIRLS’ BALLET CLINIC (AGES 5-6)Beginner Ballet class that builds balance, poise and coordination. Dance recital last class meeting. Instructor: Staff It’s back, With A New InstructorTues.: 6:45-7:45 p.m. (7 wks.)June 11-July 23 $21

17-016 KIDS BASIC VOICE TRAINING TECHNIQUE CLINICIf music is song of the soul then voice train-ing is the musical note. Please do not let your child miss getting the training they need to improve their voice. Class will focus on breathing techniques, diction, voice place-ment and increasing one’s range. Join us for unbelievable results.

Instructor: M. Bonner A GREAT InstructorThurs.: 6-7 p.m. (7 wks.)June 20-Aug. 8 $26

17-320 BEGINNER’S CHEERLEADING (AGES 5-10)This class is for students that are considering becoming cheerleaders or just for fun. Join us for practice workouts, increase your skills and prepare yourself. Students will learn cheer routines, chants and dance routines. Wear shorts and tennis shoes and bring water.Instructor: Ryann BaxterThurs.: 6-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.)June 27-Aug. 1 $28

17-621 BEGINNER TAE KWON DO FOR KIDS, (AGES 6-13) Students will develop the skills of self-respect, courtesy and self-control while participat-ing in a beneficial exercise and self-defense class. Students will build confidence and self-esteem while they progress through the program. This class will enhance the child’s character and contribute to their self-worth. Arrangement for uniforms, see instructor. Instructor: J. Andrianopoulos Wed.: 5:30-6:30 p.m.. (6 wks.) Remember-NO-Contracts June 19-July 31 $23

17-621 TAE KWON DO FOR KIDS, BEYOND BEGINNERS (AGES 6-13) Students will develop the skills of self-re-spect, courtesy and self-control while par-ticipating in a beneficial exercise and self-defense class. Students will build confidence and self-esteem while they progress through the program. This class will enhance the child’s character and contribute to their self-worth. Student testing for belt advancement is in place, with an arrangement for uniforms. Placement in this class requires prior approv-al from Instructor.Instructor: J. Andrianopoulos Wed.: 6:45-7:45 (6 wks.) Remember-NO-Contracts June 19-July 31 $23

17-028 GANGNAM STYLE DANCE CRAVE (AGES 6-10) It is the newest dance crave. Kids really love this new dance. Join us for three (3) evenings of fun and excitement.Instructor: N. Murphy Thurs.: 6-7:30 p.m. (3 wks.)June 13-June 27 $15

17-670 KIDS BOXING CLINIC, AGES 7-12) This class will introduce to your child the ba-sic skills of boxing. We take safety very seri-ous. It is our first lesson and continues to be. Your child will learn the techniques of proper stance, defensive maneuvers and balancing. Students will need to call 406-6115 for equip-ment. Instructor: drew WilliamsTues.: 6-7:30 p.m. June 18-July 23 (6 wks.) $34

17-659 TENNIS FOR KIDS, (AGES 5-11) We are now offering an opportunity for your

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Currently held at Therapeutic & Senior Center (formerly Woodcock Elementary)

261 Rickarby Street (1 block off Government Street)Mobile, Al 36606

Principal: dr. William SmithCoordinator: Jenny Jurjevich

Assistant Coordinator: Bettye Bennett-Richardsonwww.communityactivitiesprogram.com

Main Office: 251-208-1659 or 251-208-1607 (Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)



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June 17-June 27 (2 wk.) $30July 8-July 18 (2 wk.) $30July 22-JAug. 1 (2 wk.) $30

12-941B ARTS & CRAFTS ACTIVITIES (AGES 8-11)Explore artistic skills us-ing a variety of art media and t e c h n i q u e s with activities designed for students ages 8-11. *$10 sup-ply fee payable to the instructor at first class.Instructor: Jenny JurjevichMon.-Thurs.: 11:45-12:45 p.m. June 3-June 13 (2 wk.) $30June 17-June 27 (2 wk.) $30July 8-July 18 (2 wk.) $30July 22-JAug. 1 (2 wk.) $30

12-941C ARTS & CRAFTS ACTIVITIES (AGES 12-14)Explore artistic skills using a variety of art media and techniques with activities de-signed for students ages 12-14. *$10 supply fee payable to the instructor at first class.Instructor: Jenny JurjevichMon.-Thurs.: 1-2 p.m. June 3-June 13 (2 wk.) $30June 17-June 27 (2 wk.) $30July 8-July 18 (2 wk.) $30July 22-JAug. 1 (2 wk.) $30

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12-816 READING ENRICHMENT (GRADES 1-5)This class is designed to enhance the stu-dent’s present reading level and to encour-age advancement. Instructor will focus on the areas of reading comprehension, but not limited to listening skills, recalling details, fact and opinion, literary elements, and word usage. Instructor will focus on the student’s needs as it relates to his or hers weekly homework assignments. Instructor: Alexis OliverMon.-Thurs.: 10-11 a.m. June 3-June 13 (2 wk.) $30June 17-June 27 (2 wk.) $30July 8-July 18 (2 wk.) $30July 22-JAug. 1 (2 wk.) $30

12-879 MATH TUTORING(GRADES 1-5)Practice, Practice, Practice! The more you practice at math the better you will get. This class is designed to help your child become a better math student through practices with hands-on math activities and skill sheets. Students will have practice in addition, sub-traction, telling time, and problem solving. Students are also encouraged to bring home-work or extra work from their teacher. Instructor: Alexis OliverMon.-Thurs.: 11 a.m.-noon June 3-June 13 (2 wk.) $30June 17-June 27 (2 wk.) $30July 8-July 18 (2 wk.) $30July 22-JAug. 1 (2 wk.) $30

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12-160 CROCHET, BEGINNERS (AGES 15 & UP)This intro class will cover basic crochet stitch-es and how to read patterns. Supplies need-ed: two skeins of yarn (your choice of colors) and a size G or 6 crochet hook.Instructor: Geral MitchellWed.: 10 a.m.-noon June 5-July 3 (5 wks.) $37.50July 10-Aug. 7 (5 wks.) $37.50

12-532 CAKE DECORATING (BEGINNERS)With this basic class, you will learn to use basic tools and techniques to create beautifully deco-rated cakes. Class will cover simple frosting recipes, and how to use basic tips for writing and roses. A $7 fee payable to instructor at the first class covers cost of frosting, dyes and tips. Bring baked cake on dish ready for second class. Instructor: Kim lang-WoodsonThurs.: 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 6-June 27 (4 wks.) $30

12-514 BASIC UPHOLSTERY Learn the basic techniques of upholstery. Instructor will cover tools and types of fabric suited for different projects. You will learn how to measure a job, tear down a job, informa-tion on padding and cording, and much more. Students should know basic sewing. Stu-dents are encouraged to have a small project to work on during class, for example: a stool, small chair, ottoman, or removable pillows from a piece of furniture (please keep items on a small scale). Students will need to pay $15 to cover major tools/supplies. Call 221-1660 for supplies you will need to have for personal use. Instructor: d. l. Howze Thurs.: 6-8 p.m.June 6-June 27 (4 wks.) $30

12-511 BASIC SEWING Bring your sewing machine learn the basics of sewing, or brush up on the fundamentals of the sewing techniques you already know!. *$15 supply fee payable to the instructor at first class for sewing supplies and tools.Instructor: Felecia Lewis Wed.: 6-8 p.m.June 5-July 3 (5 wks.) $37.50July 10-Aug. 7 (5 wks.) $37.50

12-158 MAKE THE BEST PAPER AIRPLANE IN THE WORLD (AGES 6-12)This is a great activity for grandparents, par-ents & children. This is not your traditional paper airplane that spirals into tight loops and falls head first to the ground. It will glide like no paper airplane you have ever seen! Instructor will teach the construction of the plane, preflight inspection, flight techniques and fine-tuning. After building the plane, you will take your plane outside and conduct test flights.Instructor: Cedrick lewisMon.: 10 a.m.-Noon (1 class) $15 per class June 3, June 10, June 17, June 24, July 1, July 8, July 15, July 22, July 29, Aug. 5

12-941A ARTS & CRAFTS ACTIVITIES (AGES 5-7)Explore artistic skills using a variety of art media and techniques with activities de-signed for students ages 5-7. *$10 supply fee payable to the instructor at first class.Instructor: Jenny JurjevichMon.-Thurs.: 10:30-11:30 a.m. June 3-June 13 (2 wk.) $30

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12-459 FINANCIAL FIRST AIDTake control of your finances by learning how to determine your net worth, set fi-nancial goals, monitor your cash flow and track expenses. The foundation for long-term financial success is a sound spending and savings plan. Step 1: Organization of household bills / debts. Step 2: Setting rea-sonable, achievable financial goals and tracking expenses. Step 3: Establishing a spending and sav-ings plan and sav-ing for the present and future. Step 4: Financial a c c o u n t a b i l -ity and support. Students need to bring a calcula-tor, pencil, paper and household bills / debts. A $5 sup-ply fee to cover cost of information booklet is to be paid to instructor at first class. Instructor: Veronda leeTues.: 6-8 p.m.June 4-June 18 (3 wks.) $22.50June 25-July 9 (3 wks.) $22.50July 16-July 30 (3 wks.) $22.50

12-846 PUBLIC SPEAKINGNow that I have your attention! This inter-active class covers the basic techniques needed to become a confident public speak-er. Students will learn how to speak with confidence, gain control of the audience and successfully deliver a speech. This is an ex-cellent opportunity to prepare for speaking at church, school or other events.Instructor: Tracee WallaceThurs. :6-7 p.m.June 6-June 27 (4 classes) $15

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B. c. RaIN hIgh SchOOLPrincipal: Marion Firle

Coordinator: Harrison R. Black Assistant: Gilder PorterPhone:(251)208-1607 or (251)208-1662 Main Office

(Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)School Office Phone: (251) 221-3233 (AFTER 5 P.M.)

location: 3125 dauphin Island Parkway

Mon.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 3-June 24 $50July 1-July 22 $50

21-868 INTRODUCTIONS TO COMPUTERSThe PC is a popular choice for business and home computer use today. If you have little exposure to personal computers and software programs, and want to explore the PC’s potential, then this course is for you. We’ll begin with a basic introduction to the keyboard and mouse, and learn how to open and close windows, files and folders. You will also be introduced to word processing. This course includes hands-on experience with the PC. Instructor: linda FaulknerMon.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) June 4-June 25 $50July 2-July 23 $50

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21-445 COMPUTER KEYBOARDING Good keyboarding skills are in-dispensable, whether you are computer literate or have little computer experience. In this course you will learn to touch-type on a PC key-board with focus on devel-oping speed and accuracy. Each student will have a PC on which to work.Instructor: Y. Baldwin

previous yoga experience necessary. Bring a sticky mat and towel.Instructors: leontyne Jones & Kendra BellWed.: 5:45-6:45 p.m. June 5-July 3 (5 wks.) $18.75

12-042 SWING OUT DANCING FOR MEN TO LEARN HOW TO LEAD (AGES 15 & UP)Just for men! One of the old-est and hottest new dance craze is the Swing Out! Come on and join us for some learning and fun, boogie to a tune or jitterbug to a beat.Instructor: Catherine PhillipsMon.: 6-7:30 p.m. June 3-June 24 (4 wks.) $22.50 July 8-July 29 (4 wks.) $22.50

12-042 SWING OUT DANCING (AGES 15 & UP)One of the oldest and hottest new dance craze is the Swing Out! Come on and join us for some learning and fun, boogie to a tune or jitterbug to a beat. Instructor: david Craig Mon.: 6-7:30 p.m. June 3-June 24 (4 wks.) $22.50 July 8-July 29 (4 wks.) $22.50

12-341 DANCE FITNESS FOR KIDS (AGES 5 & UP)Learn self-confidence, exercise, and have fun. Please wear appropriate attire and ten-nis shoes. Instructor: Jacquonda JonesTues. & Thurs: 10-11 a.m.June 4-June 27 (4 wks.) $30July 9-Aug. 1 (4 wks.) $30

LIFE SKILLS

12-819 CAREER BUILDINGFeel like you have disappointed yourself and everything you have tried failed? Reach for a

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12-621 TAEKWONDO FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 5-12)Students are introduced to the basic tech-niques of Korean Martial Arts. An excellent opportunity for developing fitness, self-confi-dence, esteem, respect, life skills, and self-defense. Instructor: Alex Jones Mon.-Thurs.: 10-11 a.m. June 3-June 13 (2 wks.) $30June 17-June 27 (2 wks.) $30July 1-July 11 (2 wks.) $26.25July 15-July 25 (2 wks.) $30July 29-Aug. 8 (2 wks.) $30

12-606 SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN (16 & UP)Learn to defend yourself using the Aware, Avoid, and Prepare Method, basic skills, and ev-eryday items that you carry.Instructor: Cindi TurgeauTues.: 6-8 p.m. (1 class)June 4, July 9, Aug. 6 $15 per class

12-353 YOGA FOR FITNESS (BEGINNERS) (AGES 18 & UP) This class combines pow-er yoga using strong, flowing movements with deep breath-ing to create a high energy workout that helps to build strength, unwind tight joints and loosen muscles (also burns calories) and gentle yoga to banish stress and tension, relax tight muscles, increase concentration, strengthen the lower back and improve balance. Learn movements you can use for a lifetime. No

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and make reservations.Instructor. StaffWed.: 6-8 p.m. (2 wks.)June 19-June 26 $30July 10-July 17 $30

21-436 INTERNET/E-MAIL BASIC The Internet/Email Basic class will teach you how to navigate websites and search for in-formation. This class will also teach you how to send and receive email and register with a website. Instructions will include the Navi-gating Web Sites, Searching for Information, Sending/ Receiving E-mails Registering with a Web-Site .Instructor: StaffThurs.:6-8 p.m. (2 wks.)June 19 & June 26 $30July 10 $ July 17 $30

21-493 HEALTH AND MEDICINE CLASS The Health and Medicine class from Com-puter teaches you how to use health specific websites for re-search. The health & Medical class will also cover searching Google and Yahoo for health topics as well as looking up doctors and their history. Instructor: linda FaulknerTues.:6-9 p.m. (1 Meeting)June 18 $18.75July 16 $18.75Aug. 13 $18.75

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21-332 YOGA FOR KIDS (GRADES 6-8) Yoga has become a popular activity and a great way to stay active and fit. You’ll learn proper stretching techniques as a healthy way to exercise Learn to control your pos-ture and get more flexible and relaxed. We will start with learning about safety precau-tion in stretching and then move into basic to intermediate yoga moves. Please wear com-fortable clothing and your yoga mat.Instructor: K. BellThurs.: 5:30-6:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 13-July 18 $22.50

21-333 YOGA FOR FITNESS (BEGINNERS) This class combines power yoga using strong, flowing movements with deep breath-ing to create high energy workout that helps to build strength, unwind tight joints and loos-en muscles (also burns calories) with gentle yoga to banish stress and tension, relax tight muscles, increase concentration, strengthen the lower back and improve balance. Teaches movements you can use for a lifetime.Instructor: K. BellThurs.: 6:30-7:30 p.m. (8 wks.) June 6-Aug. 1 $30

21-334 YOGA FOR WOMEN-BEYOND BEGINNER This class is for those who have completed at least one beginner class. Yoga is not dif-ficult to do and does not require any dance or fitness beyond the beginner class. Come

21-403 MICROS0FT WORD FOR WINDOWS Microsoft Word for Windows is the most widely-used word processing package avail-able for the PC. With it you can create all kinds of documents, memos, letters, reports and even books. This course will include an overview of the Windows system and will cover such Word features as cut/copy/paste, character formatting, rulers and section for-matting. Basic PC skills are required. (Lim-ited to 10 in class)Instructor: linda FaulknerWed.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 5-June 26 $50July 3-July 24 $50

21-467 MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWSMicrosoft Excel is the most widely used and comprehensive spreadsheet package avail-able. You can quickly and easily create busi-ness reports and financial spread sheets with this powerful program. This course will include an overview of such Excel features as cutting, copying and pasting, formatting, formulas, and running macros. (Limited to 10 in class) Instructor: linda FaulknerThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) June 6-June 27 $50July . 11-Aug. 1 $50

21-869 GET TO KNOW YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA You’ll learn how to download photos from the camera to a computer. Next, you’ll learn how to save, edit, and manip-ulate the images. Finally,

we’ll cover how images can be downloaded to the internet and e-mailed so that you can share the photos with friends and family. Bring your digital camera, camera cable and owner’s manual to class. Students must have their own digital camera, and basic PC skills are required. Instructor: CarterThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 20-July 11 $50July 25-Aug. 15 $50

21-870 PHOTOGRAPHY: DIGITAL (GRADES 4-8) This class will help you learn what you can do with your digital camera. We’ll teach you about basic photographic concepts such as lighting, composition, and lens selection, as well as more digital-specific camera issues, such as picture resolution, printing, and ar-chiving images. You must bring your own digi-tal camera.Instructor: StaffThurs.: 4-6 p.m. (4 wks.)June 20-July 11 $50

21-455 INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET Would you like to have information at your fingertips about art, travel, medicine, or cur-rent news? Then join us for this introductory hands-on exploration of the Internet. We will learn basic Internet terminology, how to use e-mail and search engines, and then visit web sites that will stimulate your curiosity and introduce you to the Internet’s potential. This course requires proficiency with the use of the keyboard, mouse, and PC. Students should have completed an introductory com-puter class.Instructor: linda FaulknerWed.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.) June 19-July 10 $50July 17-Aug. 7 $50

21-470 ON-LINE RESEARCHING You know how to perform basic web sites, but you may be missing out on good information because Google doesn’t search everything. This class will introduce you to web-base tools that are freely available to you and how to use them, over-looked sources of informa-tion on the web, way to search other than Google, and maximizing your use of Google and its advance features.Instructor: StaffMon.: 6-8 p.m. (2 wks.)July 1 & July 8 $30July 29 & Aug. 5 $30

21-455 TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT ON THE WEB Travel & En-t e r t a i n m e n t on the web class teaches you how to search for travel and entertain-ment sites. You will learn how to search for airline tickets, hotels rooms, car rental, res-taurants, movie, theater, or concert tickets

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Principal: Edward SandersonCoordinator: Harrison R. Black

Assistant Coordinator: Gilda Porter Phone: (251)208-1607or (251)208-1662 Main Office

(Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)School Office: 221-2300 (AFTER 4:30 P.M.)

location: 2051 Military Road off dauphin Island Pkwy.

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join this one hour class you will leave looking good and feeling great. Please wear comfort-able clothing.Instructor: K. BellThurs.:7:30-8:30 p.m. (8 wks.)June 6-Aug. 1 $30

21-654 SELF-DEFENSES FOR WOMENLearn how to protect yourself. Be prepared, don’t become a statistic. You will learn many simple, but effective techniques for warding off assailants.Instructor: Paul WorthyTues.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 11-July 2 $30 July 9-Aug. 6 $30

LANGUAGE

21-833 BEGINNING CONVERSATION SPANISHFor those with or without knowledge of the Spanish language. Learn in interactive, hands-on, fun environment. Simple greet-ing, common expression, names of some foods, tell time, a s k directions, give and re-ceive information with basic grammar, communication and conversa-tion. In just six shorts weeks you will learn basic Spanish.Instructor: StaffTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.) June 11-July 9 $37.50July 16-Aug. 13 $37.50

21-843 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION SPANISHFor those who wish to advance in their knowl-edge of the Spanish language or polish up the rust. Class will be a continuation of Beg. Conversation Spanish. Instructor: StaffThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.) June 13-July 11 $37.50 July 18-Aug. 15 $37.50

21-804 ALGEBRA (MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL)This class will provide instruction in basic Al-gebra. Instructor will work with student’s one on one and in small groups. Class size is

limited.Instructor: GreenMon.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 10-July 15 $45July 22-Aug. 19 $45

21-807 GEOMETRY This class will provide instruction in basic Ge-ometry. Instructor will work with students one on one in small groups. Class size is limited.Instructor: GreenTues.: 6-8 p.m. (6 wks.) June 11-July 16 $45July 23-Aug. 20 $45

21-817 IMPROVING READING/ENGLISH STUDY SKILLS (AGES 8-13)Students will be assisted in improving their reading, English, and study skills-learn effec-tive textbook reading strategies that help in all areas of study. Basic grammar reviewed. Study schedules and techniques will also be used. Instructor: M. StallworthMon.: 3-5 p.m. (5 wks.) June 10-July 18 $37.50July 22-Aug. 19 $37.50

21-899 MATH TUTORING (1ST-3RD)Help for the math challenged child to over-come problems with basic math concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and divi-sion. Instructor: Green Wed.: 3-5 p.m. (5 wks.) June 12-July 10 $37.50July 17-Aug. 14 $37.50

21-818 MATH TUTORING (4TH-9TH) This course will help students improve their math skills. Instructor will help each student individually as well as teach the student to work alone. This course is limited to small classes.Instructor: GreenTues.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.) June 25-July 23 $37.50 June 30-Aug. 27 $37.50

21-857 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORYDo you want to learn more about African-American history? If so, this is the class.Instructor: M. StallworthWed.: 3-5 p.m. (5 wks.)July 3-July 31 $37.50

21-813 PHONICS FOR THE BEGINNER (AGES 5 UP) In this class students will be exposed to pho-nics which is a method of teaching beginners to read and pronounce words by learning the phonetic value of letters.Instructor: M. StallworthTues.: 3-5 p.m. (5 wks.) June 4-July 2 $37.50July 9-Aug. 6 $37.50

21-858 KNOWLEDGE BOWL (GRADES 6-8) Put your thinking cap on, because you’ll have a blast in this class! There will be lots of trivia questing question to test and expand your knowledge on all subject from science to sports. You will learn helpful techniques to answer questions in a small amount of time, while also improving reasoning and critical analysis of your choices. This class is a great class for those interested in joining school-sponsored Quiz & knowledge Bowl teams. Instructor.: StaffMon.: 4-6 p.m. (5 wks.)June 10-July 8 $37.50July 15-Aug. 12 $37.50

21-816 CREATIVE WRITING (GRADE 4-8) Do you like to write? Do you have a good imagination? Here’s your chance to write and illustrate your own stories and poems. You can model your work after an author that you like, or develop your own style and form. We’ll share our work and help each other use our imagination to the fullest!Instructor.: StaffTues.: 3-5 p.m. (5 wks.) June 18-July 16 $37.50July 23-Aug. 20 $37.50

21-339 STREET SMART SELF DEFENSE FOR SENIORSBeing alone in public or private situation can sometimes make even the most confident woman or man nervous. From the relative security of cars and home to parking lots, crowded malls, and empty streets, a variety of potentially dangerous situations exists. This class will arm you with the knowledge of what to watch out for and how to respond, you will also be made aware the equipment available such pep-spray, stun guns, air la-sers and other security products.Instructor: Paul WorthyMon.: 5:30-7:30 (4 wks.)June 17-July 8 $30 July 22-Aug. 12 $30

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14-922 PENCIL SKETCHING BEGINNERS This is a beginner course that teaches the skills of sketch-ing and observation of still life. No previous art experience is required. Supply fee of $10 to be paid to the instructor on first day of class.Instructor: A.C. SmithMon.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 3-July 1 $37.50

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14-090 ACRYLIC PAINTING-BEGINNER Start at the very begin-ning and learn about choosing paints and paint-ing how to make the most of your paint and brushes as you work. Basic color mixing will be explored as well as creating glazes and textures. This class is for the novice acrylic painter. It will allow you to experiment with these tech-niques. Call for art supply list.Instructor: A. C. SmithTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 4-July 2 $37.50

14-089 ACRYLIC PAINTING INTERMEDIATEThis class is designed for those who have some previous experience with painting. Technique will remain an important aspect of the class, emphasis will be on experimenta-tion and building a personal style. Instructor: A.C. SmithThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 20-July 25 $30

14-931 WATERCOLOR PAINTING BEGINNERExplore the possibilities of watercolor paint-ing in a relaxed, fun-filled atmosphere. This class is for the absolute beginner. Please call for supply listInstructor: A. C. Smith Wed: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 24-Aug. 21 $30

14-088 LANDSCAPES FOR THE AVID ARTIST This class is ideal for the intermediate art-ist, our professional artist. A. C. Smith will assist you with the techniques that capture the rhythms, color and moods of landscape painting. Students will also learn how to use line, shape, color, and texture. Artist will work in both acrylic and watercolor, while compar-ing the contrasting style and techniques of working with very different Media. Please call for supply list.Instructor: A. C. SmithThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 11-Aug. 8 $30

DANCE AND EXERCISE

14-042 SWING DANCING One of the oldest and hottest new dance crazes is the Swing. Come join us at Pillans for some learning and fun. Boogie to a tune or jitterbug to a beat.Instructor: W. BlackTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.) June .18-July 16 $37.50

14-040 LINE DANCELearn how to dance without a partner. This class is designed for the beginner with little or no dance experience. Basic line dance move-ment will be explored with focus on learning an array of different line dances from country western line dancing to the electric slide, Mis-

sissippi slide and many others.Instructor: W. BlackMon.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 17-July 15 $37.50

14-010 BELLY DANCING FOR BEGINNERS Belly dancing provides a great workout for those who dislike traditional exercise classes. Belly dancing helps to improve muscle tone and flexibility, while at the same time increas-ing body awareness and self-confidence. This is a low impact but high energy class. All fitness levels welcome. A short dance routine will be taught. Please wear comfort-able clothing. Instructor will be given where to purchase hip scarves and other costuming.Instructor: Sonja SheffieldWed.: 7-8 p.m. (8 wks.) June 19-Aug. 7 $30

14-011 INTERMEDIATE BELLY DANCE This class is for those who have completed at least one beginning class. Differ-ent, more complex routines and choreograph as more advanced moves will be in-troduced in this class. Please wear comfortable clothing.Instructor: Sonja SheffieldWed.: 6-7 p.m. (8 wks.)June 19-Aug. 7 $30

14-339 ZUMBA DANCE Zumba is a combination of Latin salsa, cardio workout, and interval moves. It is also the hottest dance fitness craze and the most fun workout program around. In our Sess.s, we’ll combine high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations that al-low for a dynamic workout. We’ll learn dance moves from samba, tango, merengue, salsa and flamenco, to belly dancing and hip-hop. Get in shape and have fun doing so in this dynamic and effective fitness class . Open to all levels. Please wear comfortable clothing. Dance sneakers preferred.Instructor: StaffMon.: 6-7 p.m. (5 wks.)June 17-July 15 $22.50

MUSIC

14-008 GUITAR (BEGINNERS)This class teaches the basic components about guitar for those who have always want-ed to learn. QWE Students must bring their own guitar.Instructor: StaffWed.: 4-6 p.m. (AGES 7 uP ) (5 wks.)June 5-July 3 $37.50July-10-Aug. 7 $37.50Wed.: 6-8 p.m. (AdulT & YOuTH) $37.50June 5-July 3 $37.50 July 10-Aug. 14 $37.50 14-076 GUITARS BEYOND BEGINNERS This class is for the students who have com-pleted the beginning guitar class. Student must bring their own guitar and music book.

Instructor: StaffWed.: 4-6 p.m. (AGES 7 uP) (5 wks.)June 5-July 3 $37.50July 10-Aug. 7 $37.50Wed.: 6-8 p.m. (AdulT & YOuTH)June 6-July 3 $37.50July 10-Aug. 11 $37.50

14-072 BASS GUITAR This class teaches the basic components of the bass guitar. Student must have Their own Bass Guitar.Instructor: StaffWed.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 5-July 3 $37.50July 17-Aug. 14 $37.50

14-074 BLUES GUITAR An instrumental guitar class in a group set-ting. Students will learn blues chords pro-gression (12-bar jazz, ii-v-l, etc.) and basic methods of soloing over progressions with the use of pentatonic block scales. Instructor: StaffTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 11-July 9 $37.50 July 16-Aug. 13 $37.50

14-012 PIANO I (BEGINNERS)This class teaches the basic components about piano for those who have always want-ed to learn.Instructor: Theodore ArthurWed.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 5-June 26 $30July 10-July 31 $30

14-051 PIANO II (INTERMEDIATE)This class is designed for those who have had Piano I, and has a desire to increase their playing ability. This is also an excellent brush-up course.Instructor: Theodore ArthurThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 6-June 28 $30July 11-Aug. 1 $30

14-072 PLAY THE SAXOPHONE The saxophone has been on the American scene for more than seven decades. It can be heard on the earliest recordings and is used extensively for solo and accompani-ment in many contemporary groups. With a reasonable effort, you’ll soon be able to read and play simple scales and songs. Beginner and Intermediate level students are welcome. Bring any saxophone you have soprano, alto, tenor, or baritone.Instructor: Theodore ArthurThurs.: 4:30-5:30 p.m. (6 wks.)June 6-July 11 $30

14-073 YOU CAN PLAY BLUES PIANO Perhaps the greatest invention in American music, or any music for that matter, is the blues. Its influence can be heard every day in popular music. Here’s your chance to learn the 12-bar blues form, blues scale, blues rhythms, and riffs. It is recommended that you have some knowledge of playing basic piano chords before taking this class. In just one session you will open your eyes and ears

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HOME SKILLS

14-509 INTRODUCTIONS TO HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Do you know what to do when the bathroom faucet starts to drip? Does a sticky lock send you to the locksmith? A fundamental knowl-edge of home maintenance and repairs can save you and time. This class will teach you everything you need to know to understand how all of the systems of your house work, and how potentially fix what’s gone awry. We will cover principles behind common repair work, including doors, windows, locks, plumb-ing, painting, simple electric, tools safety and what to include in your home repair tool kit.We’ll discuss what you can do on your own, or what must be done by a professional.Instructor: C. StallworthTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 2-July 30 $37.50

14-870 DO-IT-YOUR SELF CERAMIC TILEThis class will show the student basic steps for installing ceramic tile in the home. Instruc-tor will demonstrate layouts and provide in-sights for different applications with ceramic tile. At the conclusion of the class, students will have a basic understanding of ceramic tile installation to work on their own.Instructor: C. StallworthWed.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 3-Aug. 1 $37.50

14-826 HOW TO SURVIVE RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION Are you planning an addition or major reno-vation to your home? This course takes you through all stages of construction from de-termining whether you should do the project to identifying needs, bids, contractors, insur-ance, inspections & more.Instructor: P. Holland Tues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 2-July 30 $37.50

MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES

14-479 INTERNET & E-MAIL FOR SENIORS Use the internet to find an inexpensive trav-el package, an old friend or to talk to your grandkids. Learn the terminology, how to search for information, and practice sending and receiving e-mail. We’ll also discuss In-ternet Service Providers and the equipment needed to get started.Instructor: StaffThurs.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. (2 wks.)June 13-June 20 $30

14-480 SOCIAL NETWORKING ONLINE Social networking sites have exploded in pop-ularity in recent years. My space, Face book, and Twitter attract millions of individuals who use these sites to connect and collaborate

online. In this hands-on class, You will learn how to join social networking sites and ex-plore their many useful features for keeping in touch with friends and family, finding com-mon interest communities, networking with business colleagues, and much more. Instructor: linda FaulknerWed.: 6-8 p.m. (2 wks.)June 19-June 26 $30

14-606 SELF-DEFENSE CLINICS FOR SENIORS One night, 3 hour clinic, Learn and prac-tice techniques, counter attacks and prevention tips to avoid po-tentially danger-ous situations. Clothing should be loose and comfort-able with sneakers or similar footwear.Instructor: P. WorthyThurs.: 5-7 p.m. (2 wks.)July 11-July 18 $24

14-474 BASIC CAR CARE WORKSHOP This workshop is designed to give you a bet-ter understanding of the vehicle you drive. There are routine maintenance and repairs you can perform in order to prolong the life of your vehicle, and save on parts and labor. Topics will include vehicle basic and safety, fluids, wheels and tires (you will learn to change a tire), emergency equipment, tools, brakes and vehicle shopping tips/tools. Wom-en and young drivers strongly encouraged! Instructor: C. StallworthWed.: 4-6 p.m. (1 Meeting) Aug. 7 $15

14-461 COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE (CDL)With all of the new Laws and Requirements for obtaining a Commercial Driver License, This course will assist those that do not have a Commercial Driver License (CDL) to obtain one, or the experienced Commercial Driver who wants to obtain a higher class of (CDL). This course will provide students with information that will prepare them to take the written Driver License Exam require for a Commercial Driver License (CDL). All the information necessary to take the written test for a classes A, B, or C Commercial Driver License will be covered during class. Topics include: Drive Safety, Transporting Cargo and Passengers, Air Brakes, Combination Vehi-cles, Hazardous Material and others topics. Instructor: Paul Worthy Tues.: 6-9 p.m. (7 wks.) June 25-Aug. 6 $78.75

14-765 ELECTRICAL EXAM REVIEWThis course is being offered to assist both the Master and Journeymen in the electrical pro-fession. This course will show students how to study the code and properly prepare for the BLOCK exam. Topics include Electrical theory, journeyman-code tabulation, ohms law, Voltage drop, de-rating of conductors,

to a whole genre of music that will change your piano playing forever.Instructor: Theodore ArthurWed. 4:30-5:30p.m. (6 wks.)June 5-July 10 $30

21-041 DRUMS (AGES 8 & UP) NEWDrums lessons for aspiring musicians. Stu-dents must supply their own drumsticks, and Practice pads.Instructor: leon RhodenWed.: 5:30-6:45 p.m. (5 wks.)June 5-July 3 $30July 10-Aug. 7 $30

BUSINESS

14-769 ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN WEDDING CONSULTINGStart your own home-based business as a bridal consultant and reception coordinator. This course will teach you how to start earn-ing big profits immediately in your own busi-ness. No experience necessary! Just a posi-tive winning attitude to achieve! By taking this class you can start making money consulting with brides to be, directing their weddings, and overseeing the receptions. Learn how to handle the unexpected events that may ar-rive at the next wedding. Learn the secrets of starting a wedding on time! Learn how to network business. The only other investment you will make after this class is the cost to purchase your business cards to pass out among your church friends and other friends to inform them of your business venture! Just remember there will always be weddings and a need of experienced and knowledgeable directors! You are in demand!Instructor: J. lockTues.: 6-8 p.m. (4 wks.)June 11-July 9 $37.50

14-777 WEDDING DANCE FOR COUPLES Make the moment you enter the dance floor a memorable one. Prepare for your wedding or one you are attending by learning the beautiful graceful Waltz, Line Dance and the high energy Swing. Please note; this course is designed for couples only. Price is per per-son.Instructor: W. BlackWed.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 12-July 10 $37.50

CRAFTS

14-124 FLORAL ARRANGING (BEGINNER)Learn basic flower arranging. Class will in-clude Proper wiring of flowers, assembling corsages, learning to make ribbon bows and much, much more. Fresh and silk flowers will be used. Supply fee: approximately $30 to be paid to instructor first night of class. Bring scissors and wire cutters.

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Mobile County School System

Mayor, City of Mobile-Samuel L. JonesSuperintendent of Mobile County Public Schools-Martha L. Peek

Director of Parks & Recreation-Sherryll Henderson WhiteSuperintendent of Recreation (Interim)-Julious C. Shine

Supervisor of Community Activities-Mellanie Poole Johnson




box sizing, cooking equipment demand fac-tors, load balancing and others topics. Lim-ited class size. Please bring a pocket calcu-lator to class.Instructor: Theodore Blunt Jr.Wed.: 6-9 p.m. (8 wks.) June 12-July 31 $90

14-015 BASIC VOICE TRAINING TECHNIQUE (ADULTS) Experience the en-joyment of express-ing yourself through music, discovering your singing voice. We will begin with vocal exercise; each singer will explore the range, agility, and timbre of his or her voice. We will work on proper tone pro-duction, breathing and posture. Students and the instructor will chose the vocal repertoire so that all aspect of vocal technique and mu-sic interpretation can be applied to specific songs. $5.00 music and material fee to be paid to the instructor 1st night of class.Instructor: O. NicholsThurs.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.) June 27-July 25 $37.50

14-074 BASIC VOICE TRAINING FOR YOUTH Kids and teens will develop singing tech-niques by learning diaphragm techniques, development of tone and placement, sight reading, and beginner ear training. This class can prepare your child for solo/ensemble per-formance held for family and friends at the end of this class.Instructor: O. NicholsThurs.: 4-6 p.m. (5 wks.)June 27-July 25 $37.50

14-099 BUILDING SUPER SELF-ESTEEM (YOUTH)One of the keys to happiness and success is healthy self-esteem. Self-confidence and high Self-esteem is not something we are born with, but rather a skill we develop over time. This course offers those who struggle with negative self-view, tend to put them-

selves down, or doubt or analyze their every move, an opportunity to triumph and suc-ceed in life. Why struggle when you can turn your life around by learn practical ways to in-crease confidence and resilience? If you are shy, anxious, or simply tired of living in fear; join and discover the amazing and wonderful truth about you. Instructor: W. BlackMon. 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)June 24-July 23 $37.50

14-565 ADULT COMPUTER USERSBecome a seasoned computer user in just seven weeks! This series is geared for per-sons ages 60+ who have had no or limited experience with a computer. A new field or study will be covered as listed below to help you to become a pro using a computer. Se-ries will start with the basic introduction to PC, (2 wks.) progressing to introduction to windows, (2 wks.) internet and e-mail (1 wk. each) and one bones week.Instructor: Thurs.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.)June 20-Aug. 1 $87.50

14-611 CHEERLEADING CHAMPIf you are trying out got your school cheerleading squad, or on your school team, and want to get an early start; this is the camp for you. Cheerleaders will learn arm motion technique, proper posture, jumps and kicks, sideline cheers, dances and more. This camp is recommended for enthusias-tic students who wish to pursue a spot on a competitive cheer team.Instructor: StaffWed.:2:30-4:30 p.m. (5 wks.)July 3-July 31 $37.50

14-671 BASKET BALL CAMP (ELEMENTARY MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL)Have fun learning the basic skills of basketball. Skilled instructor will cover tech-niques and strategies to make you a better player.

Instructor: StaffTues.: 4-6 p.m. (5 wks.)July 2-July 30 $37.50

14-758 FIREARM SAFETY (AGES 21 AND UP)Firearms are lethal instruments. If they are handled carelessly or irresponsibly, their haz-ard is obvious. This led to the development of safety rules that-when followed-prevent in-juries and deaths. This class will cover state laws and regulations regarding permits aAnd proper handling techniques. We also discuss safety practices for unloading, stor-ing, and carrying your weapon. NO REAL WEAPONS ALLOWED. The last two weeks of classes held at a firing range. There is an additional cost. See instructor the first night of class. Instructor: StaffMon.: 5:30-7:30 p.m. (5 wks.)July 1-July 29 $37.50

14-095 HIT THE RUNWAYWith this exciting course, your child will learn basic of modeling, including grooming, ward-robeing, and posture. We’ll cover great looks from the inside out to build a sense of con-fidence and style your child will carry inside fore a lifetime. Your child will walk down the runway with a certificate of completing at the end of this course. Students will have an op-portunity to participate in a community fash-ion show at the end of this course. Instructor: W. BlackTues.: 6-8 p.m. (5 wks.)July 2-July 30 $37.50

14-148 ADULT ACADEMIC REVIEW The Academic Review class is for adults who want to improve their reading, writing, math, and study skills in order to enhance their em-ployment or education options. You’ll work in a small group with a certified instructor. You must be 21 years or older and no longer in a traditional high school program. Instructor: StaffTues.: 6-8 p.m. (7 wks.)June 18-July 30 $87.50

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Fly Inside Sports & GamesMon-Thurs 4-6 p.m.Bid Whist ClassThurs 4-6 p.m.21 plus ClassMon, Tues, & Wed 4-7 p.m.Christmas PartyWed Dec 19th 4-7 p.m.Seniors Christmas DinnerTues Dec 18th 12 noonHomework HelpMon-Thurs 4:30-5:30 p.m.Out Reach Ministry-Bishop Thomas FilesMon 6-7 p.m.Bible StudyWed 6 p.m.Hot BasketballFri 5-6:30 p.m.Adult Billiard Pool Championship GamesMon-Fri 10 a.m.-1 p.m.Arts & Crafts ClassTues & Thurs 4-6 p.m.Cooking ClassWed 4 p.m.Basic Fitness & MovementTues, Wed & Thursday4:15-5:30 p.m.Adult Basic DominoesMon-Fri 10 a.m.Blast’s to the Past T.B.A.Seniors Birthday Dinner2nd & 4th Tues Monthly 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Walk & Exercise for SeniorsMon-Fri 7-8 a.m.Table Board GamesMon-Fri 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Narcotics & Alcoholics AnonymousMon-Fri 1-2 p.m.Basketball Registration in NovemberMon-Fri 4-7 p.m.Football Registration in Aug.Mon-Fri 4-7 p.m.Adults BasketballMon-Fri 11 a.m.-2 p.m.Reading CircleMon & Tues 4:30-5:30 p.m.J.R.O.T.C. Drill Program-TBA

HARMON-THOMAS COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisors: Ruby Owens & Woodrow Cannon Address: 1611 Belfast St.Phone: 470-7752Hours: Mon-Thurs 9a.m.-9p.m.Fri-9 a.m.-7 p.m.

Senior FitnessMon-Thurs 9-11 a.m.ScrabbleTues 1 p.m.Pre School DramaTues 11 a.m.-12 noon

PianoWed 6 p.m.Children Community ChoirMon 6 p.mTutoring (Math)Wed 4 p.m.Step to FitnessMon-Thurs 7 p.m.Straight Talk (Teens)Wed 5-6 p.m.Card SharksMon & Wed 4-6 p.m.Volley BallTues & Thurs 6-8 p.m.Computer Assisted TutoringMon-Thurs 5-7 p.m.Theater RehearsalThurs 5-6 p.m.Beginner Dance ClassMon 4 p.m.Advance Dance classTues 4 p.m.BridgeThurs 7 p.m.Basketball PracticeMon-Thurs 5 p.m.Read for FunMon-Thurs 4 p.m.Cooking ClassWed 5 p.m.Cooking ClassTues 4 p.m.Theater Board MeetingWed 7 p.m.Jr. Advisory Board MeetingThurs 6 p.m.

HILLSDALE AREA COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisor: Birdie Anderson, Sylvia denson & Jeffrey McCondichiePhone: 344-0341Address: 558 Felhorn RoadHours: Mon-Thurs. 8a.m.-9p.m.Fri-8a.m.-7p.m.

S.A.I.L. Seniors Program (Seniors Activities Independent Living)Mon-Thurs 9 a.m.-1p.m.Weight Room Hours Mon-Fri 8a.m.-1p.m.& 4-7 p.mHillsdale Community Association Meeting2nd Tues Monthly 7 p.m.Senior Nutrition ProgramSee Birdie for Application to Qualify3rd Wed Monthly Ages 60 & upSunday Lesion ReviewTues 10:30 Youth & Adult Arts & CraftsMon-Fri 4-5 p.m.Police Explorer Meeting2nd Tues Monthly 6 p.m.Seniors ExerciseTues-Thurs 11 a.m.Self-esteem ClassFri 4-5 p.m.

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Program Supervisor: Yolanda Crawford-BroomPhone: 208-1657 location: 48 N. Sage Avenue, Mobile, Al 36607

JOSEPH C. DOTCH COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisor: Minnie WileyAddress: 3100 Bank Ave.Phone: 452-9856Hours: Mon-Thurs 9a.m.-9p.m.Fri-9 a.m.-7 p.m.

Walking Exercise Mon-Thurs 9-10 a.m.Chair AerobicsTues-Thurs 9-10 a.m.Sewing, Quilting & CrochetingTues-Thurs 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Computer for AdultsTues-Thurs 10-11 a.m. Good News Club with Charlene Campbell (For children) Wed 4 p.m.Swing Dancing with Daddy DJTues 5:30-8:30 p.m.Line Dance with StaffMon & Thurs 5:30-8 p.m.Bible Class Fri 10 a.m.Outside Walking Track Anytime DailyLunch Time BasketballMon-Fri 11 a.m.-2 p.m.Game Room TournamentsFri 3:30 p.m.Narcotics & Alcoholics Anonymous Tues 5:30 p.m.Cooking & Baking Class-Tues 4 p.m.Arts and Crafts ChildrenTues-Thurs 1-2 p.m.Open Recreation in Gym Daily10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 3:30-4 p.m.Seniors Day Out-Monthly 9 a.m.KickballThurs 4-5 p.m.Volleyball OutsideWed 4-5 p.m.TournamentsMon & Tues 3:30-4:30 p.m.Mentoring with Rev Johnson-Fri 5-7 p.m.Basketball Outside-Daily Adult Card TournamentsWed & Thurs 6-8 p.m.Fundamental Sports for Children by TerryThurs 5:30-7 p.m.Teaching Computer for Adults by TerryWed 5-6 p.m.Wii Game for AllDaily 3:30-7 p.m.Game Room PlayDaily 3:30-7 p.m.Open Recreation Lunch Time ActivitiesDaily 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Special Activities Special PeopleTues & Thurs 10-11 a.m.Sewing Thurs 3-5 p.m.

MICHAEL FIGURES COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisors: Floretta Fortune,dorothy lewis & lionel daisAddress: 658 donald St.

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Home Work Wed 4:30-6 p.m.Tables GamesMon-Fri 4-6 p.m.Special Population Class Tues & Thurs9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Tennis Court (outdoor) Open DailyDaily 8 a.m.-7 p.m.Computer LabMon-Fri 4-6 p.m.Basketball Practice Mon-Fri 5-7 p.m.Adult Open Court BasketballMon-Fri 9 a.m.-9 p.m.Swing Out & Line Dance ClassWed 7-8:45 p.m.Chess, Dominoes, Checkers & Cards ClubMon-Fri 10 a.m.-UntilHome Work HelpWed 4:30-6 p.m.Senior Bingo With Covenant Hospice 1st & 3rd Thurs Monthly 10:30-11 a.m.Youth Community Out Reach3rd Mon 4:30-6 p.m.Indoor / Outdoor Basketball CourtHomework Wed 4:30-5:30 p.m.

LAUN PARKFacility Supervisor: Voundria ThorntonAddress: 5401 Windmill dr. Phone: 661-6541Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Open RecreationDaily 9-9:30 a.m.Sidewalk Art (Chalk)Mon & Fri 9:45-10 a.m.Walk Away the PoundsDaily 10:30 - 10:45 a.m.Arts & CraftsDaily 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Let’s PaintWed & Thurs 12:10-12:45 p.m.Book MobileFri 4-5 p.m.Talent Search ThursdayFri 3:30-4:15 p.m.WELLNESS WEDNESDAY3:30-5 p.m.TOURNAMENT & TWISTER TUESDAYTues 3:15-4:30 p.m.Hula Hoop ExperienceMon & Fri 3:15-3:45 p.m.3 Mile Club (walking trail)OPENVisually Impaired Walking TrailOpen DailyOut Side Basketball CourtOpen Daily Walking Trail Open dailyBeautiful Playground EquipmentFor Fun & Fitness!Open Daily

LUSCHER CENTER AT DOG RIVER PARKRecreation leader: Johnnie MeeksPhone: 470-7758Address: 2459 N. dog River RoadHours: Mon-Fri 3a.m.-6p.m.

Picnic & Playground AreaSeasonal Softball / Baseball Practice

5 p.m. UNTILSeasonal Football (NAVCO Viking)Inside Game Room ActivitiesPing Pong Table Pool (Adults and children)Checkers, Chess, Dominoes, Puzzles, Cards, Games Uno, Bingo, Mousetrap, Etc.Fishing Pier Boat LaunchingOutside Basketball CourtOpen to the Public Year RoundHelp with HomeworkChildren: Arts / Crafts

MITTERNIGHT PARKFacility Supervisor: Phyllis HowardAddress: 5310 Colonial Oaks Phone: 344-7275Hours: Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Bingo Blow-OutMon-Wed 3:15-4:15 p.m.Open Recreation ActivitiesDaily Special Population Group ActivitiesDaily Outside Standard Billiard Tables & Basic Games & Card TablesDaily “Nuthin” Fancy-Just CraftsDaily Outside Basketball Court Daily, Dawn-DuskReading FeverDaily 3:30-4:30 p.m.Main Attraction: Multi-Purpose Walking TrailDaily Dawn to DuskFamily & Wheelchair AccessiblePlayground W/Slides & Picnic Area Daily Dawn to Dusk Softball & Baseball Fields Also Available3:45 p.m.-darkBy Appointment OnlyWacky Games Day-Fri

NEWHOUSE PARKRecreation leader II: Cora EdwardsAddress: 2960 Alston dr.Phone: 470-7753Hours: 3-6 p.m. Mon-Fri

Walking with DeterminationDaily 5-6 p.m.Open Recreation Daily (Table Board Games; Foosball; Hockey; Adult Pool for ages 15 & up) Daily 3-6 p.m. Home Work HelpMon, Wed & Thurs 3:30-4 p.m.Book Mobile Schedule Aug. 8 & 29; Sept 19; Oct. 10 & 31;Nov. 21 & Dec. 12; 4-5 p.m.Outside Basketball, Football, softballDaily Open to CloseSome Arts & Crafts - 5 to 20 minAfternoon Snacks Mon-Fri 3:30-4:30 p.m.Newhouse Kids Adventure ClubGames, Songs, snacks & Fun PrizesTues 3:30-4:30 p.m.Read for Fun Mon-Fri 3:30-3:45 p.m. or as needed Jane’s Tiny Tots Day Care Fun & GamesMon-Fri 3:15-3:40 p.m.

Tutoring If NeededMon-Fri 3:30-4:30 p.m.

PARKWAY SAIL SENIOR CENTERCenter Manager: Freda MitchellRecreation leader II: Cora Edwards& Rhonda McdanielAddress: 1600 d Boykin Blvd.Phone: 471-2503Hours: 9-1 p.m. Mon-Fri

Lunch 11:30-noonBingo Mon & Fri 10-11 a.m.Creative Writing with JudyTues 10-11 a.m.Scarlet O’Hatters 3rd Wed MonthlyLife Lessens With John LandisThurs 10:15-11:15 a.m.Blood Pressure Check MonthlyWith Lynn Wood Rehab & Health CareHome Delivered Meals Daily per Application

PLATEAU COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisors: Wanda Porter & Patricia FergusonAddress: 850 Edwards St.Phone: 456-7639 Hours: Mon-Thurs 10 a.m.-9 p.m.Fri 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

Walking With Wanda Mon, Wed & Thurs 10-11 a.m.Senior Devotion Hour Mon, Wed, & Thurs 10 -11 a.m.Play Games (Seniors) Mon 11 a.m.-12 noon.Exercise Class (Seniors) Wed & Thurs 11-12 noonComputer Class (Seniors) Thurs 5-6 p.m.Seniors Birthday Lunch4th Wed Monthly 12 p.m.Computer Class for ChildrenMon-Thurs 3:30-5:30 p.m.Arts & Crafts - Thurs 4:30-5:30 p.m.Sewing Class (Adults, Children & Home-schoolers)Mon-Fri 12 noon-2:30 p.m.Bible ClassMon 7-9 p.m.Table TournamentsTues & Thurs 4-5 p.m.Puzzle Wuzzle2nd Tues Monthly 4:30-5:30 p.m.Chess Tournament - Tues 5-7 p.m.Tutoring & Snack (Children 4-8 yrs old)Mon-Thurs 4-6 p.m.Singles Meeting1st Mon Monthly 6 p.m.Bingo (Play for Treats)2nd Thurs Monthly 5-6 p.m.Open Recreation-DailyGym Basketball-Daily Spades (Homeschoolers)Mon-Fri 12 noon-2:30 p.m.Lunch Break BasketballMon-Fri 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.PHAMCAC Council Meeting3rd Tues Monthly 7 p.m.Band-Mon & Wed 5-7 p.m.

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RICKARBY PARKRecreation leader II: Rhonda McdanielAddress: 550 Rickarby St.Phone: 470-7750Hours: Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

BookmobileEvery Third Friday 3-4 p.m.Reading for Enrichment ContestMon-Thurs 3-4 p.m.Help with Homework, TutoringDaily 3:30-4:30 p.m.Arts & Crafts Tues & Thurs 4:30-5:30 p.m.Table Games Chess, Deminoes, Checkers, Bumper Pool, Billiard PoolMon-Fri 4:30-6 p.m. Honor Roll Party-Perfect AttendanceSpecial Recognition Party TBATable Games Tournament TBAOutdoor Basketball DailyField Trips TBASnacks Daily 3:30-4:30 p.m.Bible Study-Sunday School ReviewThurs 4:30-5 p.m.

JAMES SEALS COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisors: lC Crum & Ralph Gordon& Voundria Thornton (mornings)Phone: 438-7498Address: 540 Texas St.Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 a.m.-9 p.m.Fri 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Walking - Daily 8-9 a.m.Dominoes - Daily 10 a.m.Spades - Daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m.Men’s BasketballDaily 10a.m.-9 p.m.Chess & PoolDaily 10 a.m. Gospel Aerobics with Nadine JonesDaily 5:30-6:30 p.m.Bible Class - Wed 7-8:30 p.m.Band PracticeTues & Thurs 5-7 p.m.Booster Club3rd Mon Monthly 6 p.m.Advisory Meeting4th Mon 7 p.m.Senior Citizen Luncheon1st Wed Monthly 11a.m.-12 p.m.MentoringFri 4-5:30 p.m.TennisTues & Thurs 3:30-4:30 p.m.KeyboardTues-Fri 5-7 p.m.Football (age 4-12)Mon-Fri 4-7 p.m.

SPRINGHILL RECREATION CENTERFacility Supervisors: Gerald StevensAddress: 1151 Springhill Ave.Phone: 438-7415Hours: Mon & Wed9 a.m.-9 p.m.Tue & Thurs 9 a.m.-9 p.m.Fri 9 a.m.-7 p.m.

Steve’s Dance Class (Adult)Mon and Wed 4:30-7 p.m.Tues and Fri 10 a.m.-12 NoonThurs 10 a.m.-12 Noon Beginners& Special PopulationColoring & Pencil Sketching Fri 3:30-4:30 p.m.DrawingFri 4:30-5:30 p.m.Springhill Advisory Council2nd Wed Monthly 6-7:30 p.m.Gym Free Play (Youth / Adult)DailyTable Games Tournament (Youth/Adult)DailyArts & Craft Class1st & 3rd Thurs Monthly 5 p.m.Scrabble for BeginnersWed 4:30 p.m.Billiard For Beginners (Adults)Wed 4:30 p.m.Coupon Savings ClubMon & Thur 6-7 p.m.Spades Tournament Thur 12 p.m.Tutoring Elementary Ages (All Subjects)Mon-Thurs 3-5 p.m.Walk A Cise Program DailySpecial Population Recreation Thur 10 a.m.-12 noonBasketball Practice for Boys & Girls TeamsMon-Thurs 5:30-7 p.m.Youth T-Ball Coach Pitch & Baseball & Girls Soft BallAges 4-15; Registration Starts in February

STOTTS PARKRec. leader II: Richard davisRec. leader I: Willie NixonPhone: 666-4955Address: 2150 demetropolis RoadHours: Mon-Fri 3-8 p.m.

Mon 5-6 p.m. ReadingMon 6-8 p.m. Open RecTues 3-5 p.m. ReadingTues 5-6 p.m. ExercisingTues 6-8 p.m. Tennis ClassesWed 3-5 p.m. HomeworkWed 5-6 p.m. Bible StudyWed 6-8 p.m. Open Rec.Thurs 3-5 p.m. ReadingThurs 5-6 p.m. PuzzlesThurs 6-8 p.m. Open Rec.Fri 3-5 p.m. Homework-FallFri 4-5 p.m. Pool TournamentFri 5-8 p.m. Open RecreationOutdoor BasketballFlag footballWalking TrailPlayground / Picnic Area

THOMAS SULLIVAN COMMUNITY CENTERFacility Supervisors: Mary Brown Address: 351 N. Catherine St.Phone: 438-7282Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 a.m.-9 p.m.Fri 9 a.m.-7 p.m.

S.A.I.L. Program (Seniors) Hot Meals Daily

Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Physical Fitness Morning (Senior)Tues & Thurs 10-11 a.m.Boys Mentoring Club 8 & UpThurs 4:30 p.m. with Jay WilliamsGirls Mentoring Club 8 & UpThurs 4:30 p.m. with Jimmie HaysTutoring Springhill College (Sponsor)3:30-5:30 p.m.Wed 6-12 gradeHomework HelpMon-Thurs 3:30-4:30 p.m.Morning Bible Study Thurs 11:30 a.m.Senior Monthly Birthday DinnerLast Friday Monthly 11 a.m.Providence Monthly Visit3rd Thurs Monthly 10 a.m.Healthy Eating Senior Mon 10 a.m.Gospelcise ExerciseWith Tangy & Sharon Mon & Wed 5:15-6 p.m.Swing Dance with John Morrissette Mon 6:30 p.m.Book Mobile-Fri 4-5 p.m.Walking in Gym-Mon-Fri 9-10 a.m. Band PracticeMon-Thurs 5-7 p.m.Dance and Flag Girls PracticeMon-Thurs 4:30-6:30 p.m.Open Game Room, Pool, Checker, FoosballMon-Fri When Center is OpenLafayette Square Community Meeting2nd Tues of each month, 6 p.m.Senior Beginning Computer ClassWith Mr. Clark-Tues-Thurs 10-11 a.m.Youth Jail Avoidance ProgramSponsored by Sheriff Dept.Wed 4-5 p.m.Basketball TBA“Jump Start the New YearHealth Expo”January 11, 2013 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Annual Spring Ball at Bishop StateMarch 23, 2013; 8 p.m.-1 a.m.

TRICKSEY SENIOR CENTERSite Manager: Jackie GreenPhone: 456-6690Address: 3055 Bank AvenueHours: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Arrival Time 9-9:15 a.m.News 9:30-9:40 a.m.Devotional & Bible Study-9:45-10:15 a.m.Sewing & Quilting etc. Mon-Thurs 10:15-11 a.m.Lunch 11-11:30 a.m.Arts & Crafts11:30 a.m.-12 p.m.News & T.V. Time 12-12:30 p.m.Activity & Sharing TimeGames, Puzzles, Dominoes, Bingo, etc. -12:30-1 p.m.Departure 1 p.m.Field Trips -Friday 10 a.m.-12 noonGeneral Shopping (Household Items, Food, Clothes, Groceries, etc.)Bible Class -Fri 10 -11 a.m. Nutrition Class-Wed 10-11 a.m.Nurse on Tuesday(from University of South AL)Blood pressure, diabeticsFlu shots, etc.-10-11 a.m.

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TUmBLINg,TRampOLINE & gymNaSTIcS

Phone: 666-0559 or 208-1637location: Cottage Hill Gymnastics Center

Hillcrest Rd. (Between Grelot Rd. & Cottage Hill Rd.)

PRESCHOOL MOVEMENT EDUCATION(AGES 3, 4, & 5)Children MuST be potty trained to attend class. Introduction to gymnastics apparatus. Body awareness, balance and self-confi-dence are developed through introduction to the world of exercise and fun.Sess. 1: Mon. & Wed., June 3-262-2:45 p.m. (4 wk.) $46OR Tues. & Thurs, June 4-279:30-10:15 a.m. (4 wk.) $46OR Saturday, June 8-299-10 a.m. (4 wk.) $31Sess. 2: Mon. & Wed., July 8-312-2:45 p.m. (4 wk.) $46OR Tues. & Thurs., July 9-Aug. 19:30-10:15 a.m. (4 wk.) $46OR Saturday, July 13-Aug. 39-10 a.m. (4 wk.) $31

KINDER-GYM (AGES 18 MO-3 YEARS)A class for toddlers that will teach basic tum-bling, body awareness, balance and self-con-fidence in a relaxed gymnastics environment! Adult must participate with the child.Sess. 1: Friday, June 7-289:30-10:30 a.m. OR10:30-11:30 a.m. (4 wk.) $31Sess. 2: Friday, July 12-Aug. 29:30-10:30 a.m. OR10:30-11:30 a.m. (4 wk.) $31

YOUTH CLASSESThis class teaches pro-gressive skills on tram-poline and other gymnas-tics equipment. Flexibility, strength, balance and coor-dination are enhanced through participation in this program.YOUTH GYMNASTICS (5-8 YEARS)MUST BE 5 BY FIRST CLASSSess. 1: Tues. & Thurs., June 4-273-4 p.m. (4 wk.) $56OR Saturday, June 8-2910-11 a.m. (4 wk.) $31Sess. 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 9-Aug. 13-4 p.m. (4 wk.) $56OR Saturday, July 13-Aug. 310-11 a.m. (4 wk.) $31

YOUTH GYMNASTICS (9-12 YEARS)Sess. 1 Saturday, June 8-2911-12 a.m. (4 wk.) $31Sess. 2: Saturday, July 13-Aug. 311-12 a.m. (4 wk.) $31

BEGINNING TUMBLING (5-10 YEARS)This class is de-signed to introduce younger students to the various compo-nents of tumbling. Primarily: cartwheels, round-offs, back walk-overs, and back handsprings. Sess. 1: Tues. & Thurs., June 4-274-5 p.m. (4 wk.) $56Sess. 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 9-Aug. 14-5 p.m. (4 wk.) $56

CHEER TUMBLING (Emphasis on tum-bling aspect of cheerleading) A must for students preparing for middle school or high school level cheerleading. Sess. 1: Mon. & Wed., June 3-265-6 p.m. (4 wk.) $56 Sess. 2: Mon. & Wed., July 8-315-6 p.m. (4 wk.) $56Sess. 1: Tues. & Thurs., June 4-275-6 p.m. (4 wk.) $56Sess. 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 9-Aug. 15-6 p.m. (4 wk.) $56

BEGINNING TRAMPOLINE & TUMBLING (5 & UP)This class teaches basic trampoline and tumbling skills and is an excellent safety course for those families with backyard trampolines.Sess. 1: Mon. & Wed., June 3-263-4 p.m. (4 wk.) $56Sess. 2: Mon. & Wed., July 8-313-4 p.m. (4 wk.) $56

INTERMEDIATE TRAMPOLINE & TUMBLINGFor students with moderate gymnastics ex-perienceSess. 1: Mon. & Wed., June 3-264-5 p.m. (4 wk.) $56Sess. 2: Mon. & Wed., July 8-314-5 p.m. (4 wk.) $56

PARENTS ARE INVITEd TO FIRST & lAST ClASS ONlY

PARENTS: PlEASE NOTE THAT ClASSES FIll uP QuICKlY. IT IS

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Ella Austin-Mooney-Program Supervisor

Therapeutic and Senior Activity Center (TSAC),

261 Rickarby StreetPhone: (251) 208-1668

SOCIAL EVENTS

IT’S A PRE INDEPENDENCE DAY BLAST OFF……See who can eat the most watermelon…..Enjoy a day of games, dancing, and food…..For more information call 208-1668 and ask for EllaMust RSVP by June 20, 2013….location: TSACSaturday June 29, 2013 10:30am-until

BINGOBingo for the special needs adult! If you have special needs individuals that are capable of recogniz-ing numbers, letters and placing a chip on a card, then we have the perfect social activity for your family member. Win prizes! Meet new friends! Have fun!.... Must RSVP one week prior to attending…..location: TSACWed. 10am-12 p.m. Beginning on June 19, 2013

MYSTERIOUS THURSDAY’SIf your special needs person is bored, or feel like they have no social outlet or just want to get out of the house once a week, then this is their opportunity. Each Thurs-day special needs people and their and friends are invited to get together for fun and entertainment at our newly renovated center… Bring your lunch or enjoy our mysterious lunch……For more informa-tion, please call Ella at 208-1668. Must RSVP two days prior to coming….location: TSACThurs. 10:30am-1:30pm Beginning on June 20, 2013

PRE-MEMORIAL DAY COOK-OUTEnjoy a special day with your friends, and family. Dance to your favorite music, enjoy outside games, cold lemonade and win door prizes, Hotdogs, Baked Beans, & Chips will be served… Please Call Ella @ 208-1668 to RSVP….. Must RSVP one week prior to event…date: Saturday May 25, 2013Time: 12pm-3pmCost: $3location: TSAC

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FOR CLASSESSEE PAGE 31

Register Early!Some classesare limited.

CITY OF MOBILE PARKS AND RECREATION SPECIAL ACTIVITIES DIVISION251-666-6404 OR 251-208-1668

S.T.A.R. PROGRAMSTUDY TIME AND RECREATION

BEFORE SCHOOL AND AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE

PROGRAM FEES BEFORE SCHOOL: $20.00 per week AFTER SCHOOL: $35.00 per week BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL: $45.00 per week Drop IN: $10.00 per day

REGISTRATION FEE PER CHILD: $15.00

2013/2014 School Year is tentatively set to begin on Aug. 19, 2013.(Our program follows the MCPSS calendar)SPACE IS LIMITED-REGISTER EARLY

REGISTRATION BEGINS JULY 8, 2013

REGISTER IN PERSON AT:CITY OF MOBILE PARKS & RECREATION

48 N. SAGE AVE.MOBILE, AL 36607

OFFICE HOURS 8AM-4 p.m.(A 3% non-refundable transaction fee is charged for all debit/credit card payments.

Checks not accepted)

SCHOOL LOCATIONS: AUGUSTA EVANS SPECIAL BRAZIER ELEMENTARY FONDE ELEMENTARY OLD SHELL ROAD MAGNET

KATE SHEPARD ELEMENTARY

Morning Program: 6:30 a.m. until school takes inEvening program: End of day school bell until 6 p.m.

FOR INFORMATION CALL the City of Mobile’s Special Activities Program at 251-666-6404

aThLETIc SUmmER

pROgRamSJay Shine: 208-1630

Marion Shepard: 208-1635Phone: (251) 208-1633

2013 Adult Summer Softball Program-Reg-istration for teams from last season begins May 14th, 2013. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis, starting June10th, 2013. Entry fee is $275, for a 5-game sea-son. Playing sites are Herndon (Sage) Park and Lewis Brassell Softball Complex.

Adult Baseball-Mobile Gulf Coast Baseball League. Games played at Texas St. and Du-val Parks Entry Fee $500. Deadline for entry is May20th. Season starts June3rd.

2013 MPRd Summer Track & Field (uS-ATF) Sanctioned program for ages 5-18 Registration begins May 6th at Davidson High School 5:pm until 7:pm Monday-Friday.Summer meets:June 14-15th Al. Assoc. USATF Champion-ships Birmingham, AlJuly 4th-7th Natchez, Miss.USATF Junior Olympic Championships July 29th-Aug. 3rd Greensboro, N.C.

Youth Summer Sports Camps (B&G)Baseball/ Softball -Basketball Track & Field -Football -Golf Cheerleading -Soccer Camp fees $25.00Call for more info. 208-1633

Have you made plans for your child this summer? Consider the City of Mobile’s

SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMPLOCATIONS

Augusta Evans Special Needs Old Shell Road Magnet Fonde Elementary TSAC (formerly Woodcock Elementary)

May 28, 2013-Aug. 09, 2013(Dates subject to change based on Public School Calendar)

6:30 A.M.-6 P.M.ARTS AND CRAFTS-INDOOR AND OUTDOOR GAMES

Camp Fees: $60.00 per weekRegistration fee: $10.00 (includes a Camp shirt)

Activity Fee: $50.00 one time fee or $8.00 per week of camp(Registration and activity fee to be paid separate by cash or money order)

WE ACCEPT CHILD CARE SOUTH-CALL 251-666-6404 OR 251-208-1668 FOR MORE INFORMATION

REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 1, 2013 AT MAIN OFFICEPARKS AND RECREATION BUILDING

48 N. Sage Ave8 a.m.-4 p.m.

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLEPayment for 1st week due at time of Registration

**Big Kahuna Trip planned at the end of Summer Camp**Cost: TBA




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Instructor: Sarah Crawford Wed: 10 a.m.-12 noon Sess. 1: June 5-July 10 (6 wks.) $36

FITNESS AND DANCE

15-330 BASIC YOGA This class will teach strength, balance and relaxation exercises along with proper align-ment and breathing. Class helps relieve stress and build strength and equilibrium. Bring sticky mat and regular towel. Instructor: Irene CallawaySess.: 1: Tues.: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Sess. 1: June 11-Aug. 22 (10 wks.) $30 Off the wk of July 4th

15-341 ZUMBA GOLDCome join the fun with Latin dance moves and fitness moves to International music. This class is great for the beginner or for those who can appreciate a low impact class.Instructor: Elisa AtkinsMon: 5:30-6:30 p.m.Wed: 5:30-6:30 p.m.Sess. 1: June 10-July (4 wks..) $12Sess. 2: July 15-Aug. 5 (4 wks..) $12

MISCELLANEOUS

15-121 BASIC CROCHETInstructor: G MillerWed: 12 noon-2 p.m.Sess. 1: June 11 & 26 FreeSess. 2: July 11 & 2 FreeSess. 3: Aug. 14 & 28 Free

15-127 BASIC BEADSLearn the basic on how to make necklace and bracelet. A $5.00 supply fee is to be paid the first day of class.Instructor: HarrietTues.: 12 noon-1:30 p.m.Sess. 1: June 11 FreeSess. 2: July 16 FreeSess. 3: Aug. 13 Free

CHICK FLICK MOVIE DAY: Popcorn and good company Wed: 12 noon-2 p.m.Sess. 1: June 5 & 26 FreeSess. 2: July 11 & 25 FreeSess. 3: Aug. 7 & 28 Free

FREE WOODCARVINGCome use our tools and learn this craft of old. The Delta Woodcarvers share their skill the first Monday of each month. Join us, it is a great hobby. Mon.: 3-6 p.m.The first Monday of each Month All Classes FreeJune 3July 1Aug. 5

BIBLE CLASSTues.: 10-12 noonJune 4-25July 9-30Aug. 6-27

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location: 1301 Azalea Rd. 36693Phone: 666-3922 OR 666-6404

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**FOR ANY CLASS OTHER THAN 15-474 wINDOwS FOR BEGINNERS, A BASIC

KNOwLEDGE OF COMPUTERS IS REQUIRED

15-438 INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORDLearn how to create documents, create fax cover sheets, basic resumes and write re-ports. Spelling and grammar checking, as well as inserting pictures or text from other documents, is part of this course. Must know how to type.Instructor: Jennie OriMon: 1-3 a.m.Sess. 1: June 10-July 1 (4 wks.) $24Sess. 2: July 15-Aug. 5 (4 wks.) $24 Sess. 3: Aug. 19-Sept. 9 (4 wks.) $24

GAMES

15-171 BINGOBingo for our Senior Adults. Each class limited to 20. Call and reserve your seat today. Win prizes! Have Fun!Instructor: TBAMon: 12-2 p.m.Sess 1: June 3 & 10 & 17 FreeSess 2: July 8 & 15 & 22 FreeSess. 3: Aug. 12 & 19 Free

15-718 BRIDGE SUPERVISED PLAY OF HANDMUST HAVE TAKEN BRUSH UP BRIDGE. Class is de-signed for those players who have taken Brush Up Bridge but need more supervision in ac-tual play of hand. CLASS LIMITED TO EIGHT.Instructor: Sarah Crawford Thurs.: 10 a.m.-12 noon Sess. 1: June 6-July 18 (6 wks.) $36

15-702 BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERSThis class starts with the basics. How to deal & arrange hands into suits & how to evaluate the hand based on Goren’s point count. Also covers bidding, play of hand, & scoring. The class includes lecture, explanation & playing time... Instructor: Sarah CrawfordMon: 10 a.m.-12 noonSess. 1: June 3-July 8 (6 wks.) $36

15-703 BRIDGE BRUSH –UPSo you have played some bridge but it has been awhile, or you are just learning and want a chance to practice and pick up some pointers. Focus is on review of basic bridge skills and play of hand

CLASSES ARE NOT LIMITED BY AGE

ARTS & CRAFTS

15-914 OIL\ACRYLICSDesigned for beginners, as well as those with some experience. You may choose oils or acrylics. Supplies not included.Instructor: diane Everett Tues..: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Sess. 1: June 4-25 (4 wks.) $36Sess. 2: July 9-30 (4 wks.) $36Sess. 3: Aug. 6-27 (4 wks.) $36Wed.: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sess. 1: June 5-26 (4 wks.) $36Sess. 2: July 11-Aug. 7 (4 wks.) $36 Sess. 3: Aug. 5 -Sept. 4 (4 wks.) $36

15-953 OIL, ACRYLICS & WATERCOLORLearn the basics for beginners, as well as, the techniques for the more experienced. You may choose oils, acrylics or watercolor. Supplies not included.Instructor: Kay Robinson Rodriguez Thurs.: 1-4 p.m.Sess. 1: June 6-27 (4 wks.) $36Sess. 2: July 11-Aug. 1 (4 wks.) $36Sess. 3: Aug. 8-29 (4 wks.) $36

COMPUTERS

15-474 INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS FOR BEGINNERSThis class focuses on the complete use of the control panel to manage your computer, folder and file creation and management and routine maintenance of the operating system.Instructor: Jennie OriWed.: 1-3 p.m. Sess. 1: June 5-26 (4 wks.) $24Sess. 2: July 11-Aug. 7 (4 wks.) $24Sess. 3: Aug. 21-Oct. 9 (4 wks.) $24

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HOW TO REGISTERRegistration is accepted on a first come-first serve basis.

Many classes have limited enrollment.Please register early!

1. MAIL - Beginning May 13 - Please complete registration form on this page. If additional forms are needed you may make copies. Always register at least one week before class begins; registration will continue until classes are full.

2. TELEPHONE - 208-1607 - Express Registration - We accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please have your card ready and call between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday (except on City Holidays).

3. SCHOOL/SITE REGISTRATION– May 20 – 30, 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. at the following locations Davidson, LeFlore, Murphy, Pillans and Volunteers of America. CHECKS ARE NOT AC-CEPTED. Money orders and cash are accepted at the school sites. The school secretaries and staff are not prepared to handle registration. For registration after May 30, please check school headings in this brochure for the days and times that the coordinator will be on site to handle your registration.

4. MAIN OFFICE LOBBY – 48 N. Sage Ave. - MONDAY - FRI-DAY, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., but you may call in 24 hours a day. Our voice mail system takes all calls after 5 p.m. When you call af-ter hours, give the name of the class, the class site, your name, home and work telephone numbers, and our staff will return your call the next business day. (EXCEPT CITY HOLIDAYS) CASH, MONEY ORDERS, CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED FOR REGIS-TRATION FEES at the Main office lobby.

NO CLASSES WILL BE HELD: May 27 & July 4EARLY REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED. Pre-registration determines if a class will meet or if it will be cancelled. Only registered students can be

contacted if a class is cancelled.

REFUNd pOLIcy1. Failure to attend a course does not constitute withdrawal; refunds must be requested by

telephone, mail or in person.

2. A full refund (less $1.00 for processing) will be given upon withdrawal one full week (7 calendar days) before the first class meeting. …EXAMPLE: Class begins on June 19 for a full refund (less $1.00) the request must be made by June 12.

3. After the seven days and before the second class the student will be given a 75% refund.

4. The student must request ALL refunds. Our telephones are answered 24 hours a day. When you call, give the name of the class, the class site, your name, the student’s name, and the telephone number where you can be reached between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. A member of our staff will return your call the following business day.

5. After the second class no refunds will be given.

6. If a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, the full class fee will be refunded

7. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery of refund check. Credit Card refunds are processed within 24 hours from your request.

MOBIlE TENNIS CENTER60-lIGHTEd lAYKOld COuRTS Bruce E. lockette-uSPTA, Superintendentlori d. Williams-Assistant Manager851 Gaillard drive, Mobile, Al 36608Phone: 208-5181, Fax: 208-5188HOuRS OF OPERATION: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Fees: $3.00 days, $4.00 under lightsOpen to the Public. Memberships are available for individuals or families. Organized Leagues and Round Robin play for all levels and ages. Special Inner-City Youth Program. Special Senior Programs and rates. Individual Lessons and Clinics by tennis professionals for adults and children. Pro Shop on siteLockers and Showers are available

COTTAGE HIll TENNIS CENTER10 lIGHTEd lAYKOld COuRTS1171 Hillcrest Road, Mobile, Al 36695Phone: 666-9539, Fax: 666-4601HOuRS OF OPERATION: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m.-5 p.m.FEE: $3 DAY, $4 NIGHTHours subject to change based upon partici-pation. Open Play: two - hour match. Open to the public. Memberships available for individuals or families. Organized Leagues and Round Robin play for all levels and ages. Individual Lessons and Clinics by tennis professionals for adults and children

lYONS PARK TENNIS CENTER - 5-lIGHTEd lAYKOld COuRTS180 lyons Park Ave., Mobile, Al 36603Phone: 694-1830, Fax: 690-7730HOuRS OF OPERATION: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday ClOSEd Saturday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m.-5 p.m.Fees: $1.50 days, $2.50 under lightsDiscounts for students. Hours subject to change based upon partici-pation. Open to the Public. Youth and under - NO charge based on court availability. Special tickets are available. Ask City Desk Attendant., Tennis Lessons for adults and children. USTA National Junior Tennis League. BATA Adult League. Lyons Park Very Own “Tennis Anyone” Pro-gram. After School Tennis Program, $3.00 for ½ hour or $5.00 for 1 hour. Lockers and Showers are available.HIGH SCHOOlS: Murphy High School lighted courtsleFlore High School lighted courtsB.C. Rain High school lighted courtsdavidson High School lighted courtsSchool courts are for public use after 4 p.m.

HOW TO REGISTER Registration is accepted on a first come-first serve basis.

Many classes have limited enrollment. Please register early!

1. MAIL - Beginning January 7 - Please complete registration form on this page. If additional forms are needed you may make copies. Always register at least one week before class begins; registration will continue until classes are full.

2. TELEPHONE - 208-1607 - Express Registration - We accept Visa,

MasterCard, Diners Club International and Carte Blanche. Please have your card ready and call between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday (except on City Holidays).

3. SCHOOL/SITE REGISTRATION– January 7 – 17, 4 p.m. – 8

p.m. at the following locations Davidson, LeFlore, Murphy, Pillans and Volunteers of America. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED. Money orders and cash are accepted at the school sites. The school secretaries and staff are not prepared to handle registration. For registration after January 17, please check school headings in this brochure for the days and times that the coordinator will be on site to handle your registration.

4. MAIN OFFICE LOBBY – 48 N. Sage Ave. - MONDAY - FRIDAY,

8 a.m. - 4 p.m., but you may call in 24 hours a day. Our voice mail system takes all calls after 5 p.m. When you call after hours, give the name of the class, the class site, your name, home and work telephone numbers, and our staff will return your call the next business day. (EXCEPT CITY HOLIDAYS) CASH, MONEY ORDERS, CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED FOR REGISTRATION FEES at the Main office lobby.

NO CLASSES WILL BE HELD: Dec. 24 & Dec. 25

EARLY REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED. Pre-registration determines if a class will meet or if it will be cancelled. Only registered students can be contacted

if a class is cancelled.

Please Note: The City will now be charging a 3% non-refundable

surcharge for all activities paid for by credit/debit card.

TENNIScENTERS

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WADING POOLSWading Pools will be open 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday. Open May 28, 2013.

WADING POOL SITES:Lyons Park Harmon Park Sullivan ParkCrawford Park Laun ParkDuval Park Rickarby Park

Calendar of Special Citywide Events - 2013

Make Money Orders Payable to: THE CITY of MOBILEMail to: Community Activities Program (enter class site) 48 N. Sage Ave. Mobile, AL 36607

Person Paying for Class____________________________________ Amount Enclosed $___________

Street Address________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip Code___________________________________________________________________

Home Phone__________________________________ Work Phone_____________________________

E-MAIL ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________

If paying by Credit or Debit Card, please include Card# ________ / ________ / ________ / ________ Name on Credit Card___________________________________________________________________

Expiration Date: _____ / _____ Circle card used

Student__________________________________ Class_____________________________ fee_______

Date of Class________________________ Time of Class__________________ Site________________

Student__________________________________ Class_____________________________ fee_______

Date of Class_______________________ Time of Class__________________ Site_________________

Student__________________________________ Class_______________________________ fee_____

Date of Class_______________________ Time of Class__________________ Site_________________THANK YOU!

We know you have a choice, and we APPRECIATE your support.Available class sites: Woodcock, Davidson, B.C. Rain, LeFlore, Pillans, Volunteers of America,

Gymnastics Center, Art Instructional Center, Adult Center and Luscher Ceramics Center.COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION & REFUND INFORMATION

PLEASE CALL 208-1607

SUMMER TIME TALENT SHOW -2013This event will be held on July 18, at 6:00 p.m. Davidson High School Auditorium. Auditions for the talent show will be at the James Seals Community Center (Texas St. Community Center) 504 Texas St. on July 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12, from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. For an appointment to audition call 208-1664 or 208-1657. Dress rehearsal held on July 16, at 6:00 p.m. TBA

SPECIAL CITYWIDE EVENTS – 2013June 21 – Citywide Table Tournament (James Seals Community Center) July 18 – Talent Show

SWIMMING POOLS:Swimming pools will be open Monday thru Saturday 12:00 – 5:30 p.m.Sunday 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Pools will open May 28, 2013

SWIMMING POOL SITES:Gorgas Park – 452-8502Kidd Park – 452-5650Hillsdale – 342-0216 Dotch – 452-8984Joe Radford Thomas – 433-4741LeFlore High School - Refer to LeFlore’s section of the brochure for times.

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