South Ridge Community Education Winter 2012
Coordinator: Bobbi Maish ph. 218-345-6577 6000 HWY 53, Culver, MN 55779 mbmaish@frontiernet.net
Call to register for a class well in advance of the date listed, then
send release form and a check for class fee made out to ISD #2142 Community Education.
Supply gets paid directly to the instructor at the class.
Classes get canceled 1-2 days before the class because I do not know if any, or enough, people are interested.
Health and Exercise Classes
CCC Exercise Club Lenny Johnson
(Calisthenics, Conversation, and Coffee)
If you haven’t exercised for a while but know you should, have a treadmill that is used solely for hanging clothes, are intimidated by exercising in front of
“Bendable Barbie’s”, or have a need for conversation with other adults, this is the club for you. The exercise class will incorporate videos for low-impact
aerobics, light weight training with free weights, and stretching exercises for cardiovascular, muscle, and joint health. Stay after class for conversation and coffee/juice/water in the South Ridge Forum. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes (no street shoes) and bring a water bottle, pillow, and mat or rug.
Please arrive early enough to be ready for the start. No class 1/16 or 2/20. 44 sessions available
Mon. – Thurs. Jan. 9 – Mar. 22, 8:30-9:30 am Fitness Center $45.00 fee
Beginning Yoga Jodi Christensen
Beginning Yoga incorporates therapeutic yoga and breath work to introduce students to classic Hatha yoga poses. Using these postures to increase the body’s alignment, stability, strength and flexibility. This class focuses on the basics for new & returning students. Jodi Christensen is a certified Hatha Yoga Teacher at the 500 hr level and Somatics Educator. She loves to combine the therapeutic movements of Somatics with Classic Yoga Asanas (poses) empowering students to find more freedom, ease, and mobility. Bring an exercise matt. Please register by Jan. 9. If this class proves to be desired by at least 8 we will continue weekly for additional fee.
Wed. Jan. 11, 6-7:15 Fitness Center $11.00 fee
Zumba Leigha Kuehl
Zumba! Ditch the workout, join the party! Zumba combines Latin and international music with a fun and effective workout system. It’s easy to do, effective and totally exhilarating. Zumba fitness is known for the zesty the zesty Latin music, like salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggaeton. This class session will focus on zumba for beginners. We will use the official DVD set to learn the basics and progress to learning our own customized workout that everyone can do. We will also focus on learning a 20 min flat abs workout during the course. This class is designed to burn 1,000 calories in 1 hour! The best part about zumba is the flexibility, everyone has their own style of dance and that is ok! Also note that nothing is done on the floor, it is all standing. Supplies needed: comfy workout clothes!
You will sweat, A LOT, so keep this in mind when choosing attire, comfy athletic shoes, toning sticks are optional. Register by Jan. 7, without sufficient enrollment it will cancel. 9 sessions, no class Jan. 16 or Feb. 20. Arrive early so you are ready to begin at 6:30.
Mon. Jan. 9 – Mar. 19, 6:30-7:30 Fitness Center $25.00 fee
Karate North Tae Kwon Do Ryan Niesen & Nic Mathiowetz
Mr. Niesen was taught by the founder of Karate North, Mr. Tom Sullivan, and has over 13 years of martial arts experience. Mr. Mathiowetz has over 20 years of experience and has also studied under Mr. Tom Sullivan. Karate North Tae Kwon Do is a great way to gain physical and mental benefits such as increased flexibility, poise, endurance, focus and strength. It is a great sport, self defense and is being offered for children ages 8 to adult. Additional Fees include a uniform, test fees, and the purchase of pads if you choose to advance to the rank of 6th Grade Green Belt. Feel free to come and watch a class to see if it’s for you. Parents of new students should be there for the first half of the first day, and are welcome at any time. Any questions can be directed to
karatenorthtkd@gmail.com. Testing for belts additional $25.00 fee
Beginning Tae Kwon Do Tues. & Fri., 4-5:00 Jan. 10- Mar. 23 $65.00 fee
Advance Tae Kwon Do Tues. & Fri., 5-6:00 Jan. 10- Mar. 23 $65.00 fee
Kickboxing Ryan Niesen & Nic Mathiowetz
Kickboxing offers a full body workout. Mr. Mathiowetz and Mr. Niesen will work with you completing a variety of cardio exercises and pad drills to make you sweat and provide you some basics in self defense as well. Interested in more contact? Interested in less? We have a workout plan for all ages and interests. Parents of new students should be there for the first half of the first day, and are welcome at any time. Questions or concerns may be directed to karatenorthtkd@gmail.com .
Tues. & Fri., 6-7:00 Jan. 10- Mar. 23 $65.00 fee
Bu Ryu Do Karate Karl Metzig
Note the new start and end times. The Northern Dragons introduce Bu Ryu Do from Okinawa. Karl is a first degree black belt. This is a balanced system of all phases of self defense. For those 8 years old through adult. All parents of new students must attend first night of class for 15 minutes. Additional fee is required at the time you test for the next level belt. No class Jan 16 or Feb 20.
Mon. & Thurs. Jan. 9-Mar. 22, 4:30-6:00 $40.00 for students, $45.00 for adults
Basic Self Defense class Karl Metzig
For anyone who wants to learn basic self defense principles to apply to any situation. All ages and experience levels welcome. All you need is comfortable street clothes. Class may also be helpful to anyone over the age of seven who is curious about taking martial arts classes. Class will take an hour and a half plus one half hour after the class for people who have question about specific defense situations.
Mon. Feb. 27, 6:30 $23.00 fee
Dressing for Comfort in
Our Cold Minnesota Winters Julie O’Connor
Are you sick and tired of being cold all winter long? Julie has tips and techniques for managing personal comfort indoors and outdoors for Minnesota winters. Also included will be where to purchase items and how to do so on a budget. All participants will be given coupons to use at area outdoor stores.
Register by Jan.10.
Thurs. Jan. 12, 6:30-8:30 $10.00 fee
American Heart
Friends & Family Frank Stoddard
First Aid: The Family and Friends First Aid course prepares layperson adults to administer basic first aid to children and manage illness until professional help arrives on the scene. The course offers a fun, dynamic way for families, friends, and communities to come together and learn first aid basics. This part of the course covers, injury prevention, how to recognize and treat cardiopulmonary emergencies, and how to treat choking in infants, children and adults.
CPR: The dynamic Family and Friends CPR course is designed to teach large groups of lay rescuers the basics of CPR. This instructor-led program uses the research-based practice-while-watching format to teach skills in CPR, and trains students in relief of choking in adults, children and infants, plus child safety strategies. This part of the course covers how to perform CPR on adults, children and infants. Certification will be given upon completion.
Pre-pay and register by March 12.
Thurs. March 15, 6-10:00 $28.00 fee
Healthy Skin Care Marne Guthrie, certified medical esthetician
First impressions do matter! Come learn how to take better care of your skin. Cleansers, lotions, oral and topical medications will be discussed. You can start making small changes now and like the condition of your skin more. Summer is coming be ready for the humidity, sun and winds.
Mon. Mar. 12, 6:30 $13.00 fee
Myofascial Release Therapy Sarah Schmidt
This hands on class will be taught by a Registered nurse, Sarah Schmidt. This therapy is a hands-on, one-on-one, therapy for the treatment of chronic pain, restrictions(scar tissue) and for a lack of range of motion. The therapy works with the connective tissue of the body. It is a tough fibrous and gel like structure that holds everything in the body in place. If the gel dries up or the fibrous area becomes thickened then normal function is reduced and pain may occur. The therapy is good for people wishing to regain a feeling of wellness that comes with easing of restrictions. Others may find a benefit from the therapy if they are trying to avoid surgery or medications. Register before March 3. If you have questions prior to the class Sarah will be happy to answer them, 218 750 2524.
Tues. March 6, 6:30 $10.00 fee
AAA Driver Improvement
Refresher Course Tom Nacey
You must have taken the previous 8 hour course to qualify for this 4 hour refresher course. Those 55 and older can save 10% on their
auto insurance for 3 years by taking this course. Pre-register, pre-pay by Mar. 6.
Thurs. Mar. 8, 5:30-9:30 $20.00 fee
Indoor Walk
Get your exercise in by walking indoors at the school from 6:30-7:30 a.m. and now from 6:00-9:00 p.m. Building is not open when school is not in session. Please bring clean dry shoes so we don’t leave any messes for the custodians. You will now need to have preregistered and received a badge to wear so the custodians know why you are in the building.
Register by mail. $5.00 fee for year
Introduction to Essential Oils Cindy Johnson
Ten years ago, my husband and I decided we wanted to get healthier using natural products. We discovered Young Living’s Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils and since then have been able to successfully address every health issue we’ve encountered. We’ve learned that they kill bacteria, viruses, mold and more. They’re easy to use and healthy for the environment as well as for us. So, if you’re looking for a way to enrich your life, come and experience the power of Young Living Essential Oils, the missing link in modern medicine. You’ll receive information, hear testimonials, “play” with a variety of oils and have time for questions and answers. Prepare to be amazed!
Thurs. Mar. 22, 6:00-8:00 room 200 $10.00 fee
Classes for the young or young at heart
Little Panthers Enrichment Club
Here is an opportunity to enroll your child in a daily school enrichment club. We will be available every day after school from 6:00-8:00 am. for $2.00 per day and from after school to 6:00 pm for $5.00 per day payable a week in advance. If school closes early for weather, we will be closed. All paper work must be completed before enrollment; fees must be paid the FRIDAY before each week. A light snack will be provided in the afternoon. We will play outside or in the gym; we will participate in academic activities. Enrollment forms can be found in the office or by calling Lisa Klassen at 349-6325. Families with multiple children will pay a reduced rate for a second and third child.
Open Library
A 20 punch card will be sold for $20.00 to a family. You will have the use of the library for 20 times. Open Library will be Tues. & Thurs. from 5-7:00 pm.
You do need to call me and let me know you are coming so I can have a staff person there.
Movie Reviews-
Horton Hears a Who Kim Erickson
Your child can stay after school and gather with other youngsters and watch this fine Disney family based movie. Drinks and popcorn provided during the movie. Parents are always welcome come and join in the fun. Movie is approx. 110 minutes. This will get canceled without a 6 minimum pre-registered.
Tues. Feb. 7, 3:15- 5:00 room 202 $5.00 fee
Create & Take Club
Snowman Kim Erickson
Your kids will love the fun activity. They will make a snowman out of a keyhole paving cement block, they will paint and add felt and other fun items.
Snack provided. Please register by Jan. 24 supplies need to be purchased. Please call Kim at 269 4126 to register for this class.
Fri. Jan. 27, 3:15-5:00 room 202 $5.00 fee and $5.00 supply fee
Mommy & Me
Snowflakes Andrea Anderson
A mommy and me kind of class. Lets cut out snowflakes from paper towels and dip the tips in colored water to make a beautiful snowflake to hang in the window and for children in the preschool age that do not cut with scissors yet moms can cut out the snowflakes and we will glue them on blue construction paper and then decorate them with glitter. Teacher will bring all the supplies.
Thurs. Jan. 5, 6:30 art room $3.00 fee & $8.00 supply fee
Mommy & Me
Valentines Andrea Anderson
Y Y Y In February what shall I do, I’ll make valentines just for you! Y Y Y
We will make special valentines for our loved ones. With several choices on the style and the materials we’ll have fun making these valentines.
Teacher will bring all the material needed. Y Y Y
Wed. Feb. 1, 6:30 art room $3.00 fee & $9.00 supply fee
Mosaic Glass Vase Andrea Anderson
We will make a mosaic style vase using glass paints that will accent your bouquet or make a beautiful candle holder for a tea light or votive candle inside. This Vase will be baked in your oven at home after dried to insure scratch resistance. Please wear old clothes or bring a paint shirt to use. Teacher will bring all other supplies. This class could also be a Mommy and Me class.
Thurs. Mar. 1, 6:30 art room $5.00 fee & supply fee of $15.00
Archery Bruce Ceryes
The Natural Archery in the Schools Program was taught at Cotton by Bruce. He will come to South Ridge each Saturday from Jan. 14 – Mar. 24 from 12-2:00 and teach archery. This course is for the beginner or an advanced archery student. Students as young as 3rd grade up through adults are welcome, parents are welcome to stay and participant or to watch. The supply fee will cover arrows, targets, pull strings and more.
Sat. Jan. 14- Mar.24, 2:00-4:00 A one time $5.00 fee and an additional $5.00 per child each day or $10.00 per family each day supply fee
Ice Skating Party Kim Erickson
NO SCHOOL DAYS! Pack your ice skates and warm clothes; we are off to the community ice rinks for some skating fun! There will be hot dogs, hot cocoa and a warm shack. If your child needs help please plan to attend. Please register the Friday prior.
Burnett Park Jan. 16, 12:00-2:00, weather permitting $6.00 fee
Cotton Community Ice Rink Feb. 20, 12:00-2:00, weather permitting $6.00 fee
General Interest Classes
Beginning to Advanced Piano Lessons Peggy Ricci
Piano lessons will be taught in ½ hour increments. You must call in advance and set up a time slot starting at 3:30. Lessons must be paid in advance to Community Education. Books will be available for you to purchase if needed. The fee for lessons on Mon. (9 sessions) is $138. The fee for lessons on Wed. (11 sessions) is $168. A discount will be given for more than 1 child in a family taking lessons. Register soon to set day and time slot by calling Bobbi at 345-6577. Dates for Mon. are Jan. 9-Mar. 19. Dates for Wed. are Jan. 11- Mar. 21. No lessons Jan. 16 or Feb. 20. Choir room
Harmonica Instruction Peter Sylvester
Come have fun and learn how to play the harmonica. Adults are encouraged to attend and to rediscover the joy of the mouth harp. Call Bobbi to set up private ½ hour lesson starting at 6:00. Bring a Key of C diatonic harmonica. Please pre-register by Feb. 16 so instructor can pick up adequate materials.
Class dates are Feb. 21, 23, 28 & Mar. 1.
Tues. & Thurs. Choir room $23.00 fee plus music book fee paid directly to Peter
Hoof Care Peter Sylvester
Now is the time to get your horses hooves ready for end of the riding season. This class is taught by a 1995 graduate of Oklahoma Farrier’s College.
General health care of the hoof will be covered. Discussion of hoof care and maintaining hoof health during the winter season. We will focus on how to maintain and how to get the most from your bare footed horse. Questions and answers welcomed and freely discussed. Information packets available for you to take home included in class fee. Please pre-register.
Fri. Jan. 20, 6:00 FACs room $8.00 fee
Roping Peter Sylvester
Learn how to hold, shake a loop, twirl, throw and catch with a lariat. Bring a lariat if you have one. Practice steers and lariat will be provided. Limited to the first 5 people to register must be at least 10 years old. This can be a just for entertainment class, you don’t need to have horses or cows to rope at home, come have fun. Please pre-register.
Fri. Feb. 17, 6:00 $8.00 fee
Lahoum Asheen Peter Sylvester
Please attend for hands on instruction of this Middle Eastern dish of small meat filled pasties. Please bring a container to bring home any portions after we sample this delicious dish..
Fri. Mar. 16, 6:00 $3.00 fee and $10.00 supply fee
Spanish James Agee
James is going to teach beginning Spanish. You need to purchase the book Spanish in 10 Minutes a Day this can be found at Barnes & Noble.
Each class bring a pen and paper. A prior knowledge of Spanish or other romance language is helpful. 5 sessions.
Tues. Feb. 7- March 6, 6:30 $28.00 fee
Call Bobbi at 345-6577
Antiques Road Show at South Ridge Janee’ Beck
Repurpose-Recycle-Reuse aka, don’t throw it away! The art of repurposing antiques and collectables…or what you thought was junk! This will be a fun class
for everyone. It’s always interesting to see the many (re)uses for something you may have just laying around your home, garage or wanted to throw away. Repurposing is the new trend. (And a great winter project for us northlanders) Bring an antique or two for appraisal.
Tues. Jan. 31, 6:30 $8.00 fee
Money Management Matthew C. Tannehill & Jason M. Kuss; Financial Advisors with Waddell & Reed, Inc.
This class explores Money Management topics such as; what’s important about money to you, where does your money go, cash reserves, how money works, taxes, retirement, college funding, estate planning, reverse mortgages and more. Waddell & Reed, Inc. Member SIPC
Thurs. Jan. 19, 6:30 $5.00 fee
Making Meaning of Your Life Growth Education
Authentic happiness is a way of being and a skill to be cultivated. Watch an infant for a few moments. You’re witnessing the mind at ease in its natural state. As toddlers, we lose that sense of wonder and begin to find fault with our environment. When the ego develops, fault-finding can turn to unhappiness. The harder we try to fix things, the worse the unhappiness becomes. When we accept the present moment and quit finding fault, we find peace, serenity, and meaning. This class provides tools to let go of discontent and find meaning in your life. You will learn how to find new energy and concentration. To achieve the goal, you’ll read lessons, participate in exercises, hold discussions with fellow students, plus receive personal coaching from the instructor. Runs for 6 weeks and is self-paced. Complete the lessons on your timetable. This is an online course. Call to register and give e-mail address then send payment and release form. Begins Jan. 17. $60.00 fee
How to Freelance Writing Articles and Blogs Growth Education
Launch your highly rewarding career in on one of today’s most in-demand writing professions. Blog and articles are being used for various purposes. Companies use blogs to communicate and interact with customers and other stakeholders. Newspapers have incorporated blogs to their main website to offer a new channel for their writers and other news contributors. Individuals create blogs to share with the world their expertise on specific topics. Many business and organizations use blogs and articles to bring in free traffic and send out marketing information. However this can only happen when the material is worth reading and at the same time fulfills the complex workings of search engines. There is a need to create articles and blogs that meets two major milestones of readability and good presentation of valid information. There are explosive career and job opportunities for article and blog writers because every business that wants to continue being in business have a website that maintains blogs and articles. Do you want to stand by and watch the scene as it unfolds very exciting opportunities? This class teaches how to take advantage of this trend. This class runs 12 lessons and is self paced. Course includes Certificate of Completion. Text Book Required. This is an online course. Call to register and give e-mail address then send payment and release form. Begins Feb. 14. $55.00 fee
MS Word for Home and Business Growth Education
As one of the cornerstone applications of the Office suite of applications, Microsoft Word is utilized by millions of people around the globe. Are you frustrated with repeating steps, formatting and re-formatting, or not quite getting data to view how you want it to? Learn how to harness your information in this powerful, and often under-utilized, application. Utilize Word to work faster and show real results, professional looking documents, usable templates which work for you or just find a simple tip or trick to simplify your life. Word is an extremely powerful application, with tools and abilities ripe for the picking, and ready to make your life simpler and give you more time for the things which are important. This course will use real-world examples to bring these items into perspective for you. Read lessons, participate in exercises with real-world business examples, hold online discussions with your instructor and your fellow students online. The class runs for 6 weeks and is self-paced, so you can complete the lessons on your own schedule. Course requirements include intermediate PC skills, and Office 2007 or Office 2010. This is an online course. Call to register and give e-mail address then send payment and release form. Begins Mar. 6. $65.00 fee
Hobbies & Crafts
Please call to register for a class well in advance of the date listed, and then send release form and a check for class fee made out to
ISD #2142 Community Education to the address above. Supply gets paid directly to the instructor at the class.
Classes get canceled 1-2 days before the class because I do not know if any, or enough, people are interested.
Stained Glass Panel Diane Anderson
Learn how to make a beautiful stained glass panel; the nice thing is you get to pick the pattern of the panel up to a 12” x 16” size. Diane lives in Culver and owns UP North Country Crafts at 4961 Rice Lake Rd. that is where you will go to view the patterns and purchase the glass you desire instead of only choosing from what she can carry. You will also need a glass cutter, breaker pliers, running pliers and grozers pliers; these can also be purchased at UP North Country Crafts for approx. $65.00. You need to purchase all supplies listed before the first day of class. Diane will supply all other needed supplies. 5 sessions, no class Jan. 16. No one under 18 years of age. Supply fee will depend on the glass you choose. Bring a Rubbermaid box large enough to transport the size of your panel each week
Mon. Jan. 9- Feb 13, 6:00-8:00 South Ridge Industrial arts room $20.00 a week fee
Wire Wrapped Gem Stone Diane Anderson
Diane will teach how to take a beautiful gem stone and wrap copper wire around it, make swirls and shapes on the stone to make a one of a kind necklace.Diane owns UP North Country Crafts at 4961 Rice Lake Rd. and has a vast amount of gems to choose from. Go purchase a gem before Feb. 27, this $10.00 supply fee is for the copper wire and a neck cord. If you have a gem stone it must be flat and be no less than 2” x2”, preferably with a hole in the center. Limited to the first 5 people that pre-register and prepay the $20.00 fee.
Mon. Feb 27, 6:00-8:00 Art room $20.00 fee & $10.00 supply fee
Mosaic Gazing Ball or Stepping Stone Diane Anderson
You have a choice of making a unique gazing ball, a bowling ball covered in glass you cut into ½” squares and then fill with grout. These balls are heavy and unlikely to break in comparison to the glass ones commercially available. The stepping stone will be in the shape and size you choose and the pattern of your choice for glass. Both these items are gorgeous! Diane owns UP North Country Crafts at 4961 Rice Lake Rd. that is where you will go to purchase the glass you pick from or/and mold for the stepping stone instead of only choosing from what she can carry.. You will also need a glass cutter, breaker pliers, running pliers and grozers pliers; these can also be purchased at UP North Country Crafts for approx. $65.00. Diane will supply all other needed supplies. If you choose the stone please bring a 5 gal. bucket and heavy duty stick to stir cement. Supply fee will depend on the glass you choose. Bring a Rubbermaid box large enough to transport your work each week
Mon. Mar. 5, 12 & 19, 6:00-8:00 South Ridge Industrial arts room $25.00 for beginners/$20.00 for advanced students
Stretch Gloves Teddy Bear Laurie Graber
Bring a pair of stretch gloves and learn how to make an adorable little teddy bear or a little baby doll. This class may be a great way for a single-I-lost-the-other-glove use. Laurie will bring all the other supplies needed, stuffing, buttons etc. This can be a way for you to hold the hand of someone in the service, or a little one in daycare, or someone ill and needing reassurance.
Thurs. Jan. 17, 6:30 art room $13.00 fee
Scraps & Memories Laurie Graber
Laurie has a wonderful way for you to create a lasting memory of someone you love. The first night you are to bring clothing, ties, t-shirts, jeans, bedspreads, scraps of material you have collected that have a special meaning, etc. then she will give you several ideas on what you could create and how. The secondnight you will begin the process and then finish at home. Are you missing someone and have a desire to work through those feelings? This may be the way.
Thurs. Feb. 2& 9, 6:30 art room $28.00 fee
Beading with Diane Diane Netzloff
At this time we do not know what the next beading class will be. Diane wants to see what new and interesting class she can take this winter and then teach you! Limited to the first 10 that sign up and pay the fee. The supply fee is not yet known.
Sat. Mar. 24, 9:00-3:30 Cotton Community Center $15.00 fee
Watercolor: Winter Birch Gail Peterson
Use watercolors to paint 2 birch trees in the snow with green background trees. You will finish an entire painting in one night. Supply fee also includes a 16”x20” mat.
Tues. Jan.10, 6:00 $3.00 fee & $24.00 supply fee
Watercolor: Roses Gail Peterson
There are 2 roses lying on a doily in this delicate painting. You get to pick the color you wish the roses to be; pink, red, yellow. You will
finish an entire painting in one night. Supply fee also includes a 16”x20” mat.
Tues. Feb. 21, 6:00 $3.00 fee & $24.00 supply fee
Acrylics: Blue Jay Gail Peterson
Paint with acrylics a blue jay perched on a branch with poplar trees in the background. You will finish an entire painting in one night.
Tues. Mar. 20, 6:00 $3.00 fee & $24.00 supply fee
Stamp with Vikki: Crazy Cute Cricut Cutouts Vikki Larsen
Learn why you absolutely want a Cricut machine; we will cut different shapes with the Cricut to use in our cards. We will make 4 cards come learn, come be creative, come have a great time!
Mon. Jan. 9, 6:30 $3.00 fee & $9.00 supply fee
Stamp with Vikki: Beautiful Backgrounds Vikki Larsen
Vikki will search for the most beautiful background papers. We will make 4 cards come learn, come be creative, come have a great time!
Mon. Feb. 6, 6:30 $3.00 fee & $9.00 supply fee
Stamp with Vikki: Fanciful Flourishes Vikki Larsen
Fancy this, fun with flourishes. You will find this class fabulous! We will make 4 cards, come learn, come be creative and come have a great time!
Mon. Mar 5, 6:30 $3.00 fee & $9.00 supply fee
Crafting with Vikki: Marvin Moose Vikki Larsen
Let this friendly northland creature welcome your guests. He is 2′ tall, wooden and holds a sign that you can personalize. Paint and put together with glue and screws. He will be holding a welcome sign or whatever you choose to paint on the sign
Mon. Mar. 19, 6:30 $3.00 fee & $15.00 supply fee
Tuxedo Tote Basket Patty Ziburski
You will love this tote! It is a good size for carrying your lunch and your papers!! Or your knitting. The base is 9” X 13” and it is 12” tall not including the beautiful black 22” leather handles. Beginners are always welcome. Email the instructor for a picture: pziburski@aol.com Bring an old towel, sharp heavy scissors, pencil, tape measure, spray bottle and a pan to soak reed that is at least 6” deep and approximately 12” X 12”. Register by Jan. 1.
Sat. Jan. 7, 9:00 a.m. Industrial Town Hall $10.00 fee & $35.00 supply fee
Night Lite Basket Patty Ziburski
This is a great basket that can be used as a lamp. We will weave a medium sized market basket and then add a light assembly to the top of the handle. All you have to do is add the shade and you have a great accent lamp for your coffee table. The shade is not included in the material fee. You will be able to choose color accents to match your home. Email instructor for pictures at pziburski@aol.com. Beginners are welcome. Bring an old towel, sharp heavy duty scissors, tape measure, pencil, spray bottle and a pan to soak reed that is at minimum 6” deep and approximately 12” X 12”. Register by Jan 28.
Sat. Feb. 4, 9:00 a.m. Industrial Town Hall $10.00 fee & $35.00 supply fee
Needle work/Crafting Days
Bring your own craft, sewing, stamping, basketry or quilting project and come work on it at the town hall. There is plenty of room and large
tables. Gather with friends to share ideas, conversation and maybe even finish a project or two. You do need to pre-register in advance.
Sat .Jan. 7, Feb. 4, 9:00 Industrial Town Hall $3.00 fee.