COLUMBIA GORGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Accounting
BA 211 Principles of Accounting I
BA 95 or high school bookkeeping, MTH 30 or MTH60 and qualify for WR 121. Introduces financial accounting theory, including the accounting cycle, analysis and recording of transactions, and reporting financial information in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. 3 Credits. All fees and charges payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: D Forbes
Place: HR Valley High School Room D09
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 6,,
Time: 6:00p.m.-8:50p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Adult Learning Lab
Adult Learning Lab
Classroom study is available to adults who need individual assistance in basic educational needs. Students may drop by to be tested for course work placement. Tuition varies upon the type of classes and length of study. Computers and video equipment are used to aid the learning process.
Self-paced classes available are listed below. Also available through the adult learning lab are GED self-paced study (English & Spanish) High School credit completion adult High School Diploma
Call 386-7620 during office hours listed below for more information.
Instructor: Patrick Rawson
Place: Coe Primary Building Room 1
Date(s): RD 115 Speed reading and vocabulary 3 credits
WR 90 Writing 90 3 credits
MTH 10A Fundamentals of Arithmetic 4 credits
MTH 20A Basic math (Arithmetic) 4 credits
MTH 21C Percentages 1 credit
MTH 24B Pre-algebra 1 credit
MTH 25B Fractions 1 credit
MTH 26B Decimals 1 credit
Citizenship Classes
Time: Beginning Jan.4, (Tues.11-4pm) ( Wed. 8-1pm) (Thurs. 3-8pm)
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Art
Art 231 Drawing
Drawing oriented from the "right side of the Brain." Further exploration of different ways of seeing and drawing to become more visually literate. Presents basic drawing techniques and materials. Employs conceptual references for critical analysis of visual forms, along with basic theories of art within the historical context. Lab fee $21.00. All fees and charges are made payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: J. Lunden
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Mondays & Wednesdays Beginning January 4,
Time: 6:30-9:20pm
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Art 281 Painting
Explore different ways of seeing and painting to become more visually literate. Examines basic painting techniques and materials. Presents the conceptual framework for critical analysis, along with basic theories of art in the historical context. Lab fee: $21.00. 3 credits. All fees and charges are made payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: J Lunden
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Mondays & Wednesdays Beginning January 4,
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:20p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Printmaking for Teachers
In this hands-on printmaking workshop, learn to create and carve effective designs for block prints and rubber stamps. Print on paper using stamp pads, printing inks, and special markers for hand-colored mono prints. Print on cloth with colorful fabric paints. Work with repetitive patterns, multiple prints and limited editions. Mix colors, tints and shades with black and white. Easy to carve rubber stamps can be used to print limited editions of books, portfolios, cards, papers, book covers, theme murals, walls, t-shirts, banners, etc. Work on individual and group projects that connect with curriculum and performance standards in the arts. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Sheila Ford Richmond
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Saturdays, February 27 & March 6
Time: 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $60..00 Supplies: $10.00 (payable to instructor)
English
WR 122 English Composition
Prerequisite: grade of "C" or better in WR 121. Focuses on argument as a means of inquiry, clear and appropriate writing style, and critical reading. Explores ideas and issues through discussion and writing. Students compose analytical, argumentative, and/or expository essays with appropriate documentation. 3 credits. All fees and charges payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: D Wild
Place: HR Valley High School Room B07
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 6,
Time: 6:00p.m.-8:50p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 p0er credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res. Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Geology
G 207 Geology of the Pacific Northwest
Introduces the regional geology of the Pacific Northwest with emphasis on Oregon geology. Includes basic geologic principles, earth materials and geology of Pacific Northwest provinces. 3 credits. All fees and charges payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: D Bokovoy
Place: HR Valley High School Room D03
Date(s): Mondays, beginning, January 4,
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:50 pm
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res. Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Language
English as a Second Language
English instruction for non-native speakers develops speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Students who want to enroll in the college's ESL program or Spanish GED program MUST attend the New Student Orientation/Registration prior to attending class. An overview of class options will be presented and a placement assessment will be given. Call 298-3113 for information.
Instructor: CGCC Staff
Place: HR Middle School, WyEast Vista Aprt.,Parkdale Elem
Date(s): Beginning January 4,
No classes on January 18, or February 15,
Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm Hood River Middle School (MW)
11:30am-2:00pm WyEast Vista Apartments (MW)
6:00-9:00pm Parkdale Elementary School (TH)
Sessions: 11 weeks
ENL Testing
This course is for those persons wishing to receive college credits and/or a college degree. In order to enroll in an ENL (English as a Non Native Language) class, you must make an appointment for placement testing. Call 541-298-3112. Eligible ESL students may also attend at no charge but will not receive college credit. ENL 150 (Intermediate Reading) , ENL 160 Upper Intermediate Reading).
Instructor: Jane Welp
Place: CGCC, room 3.176
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 7
Time: 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Fee: 5 credits
Math
MTH 65 Introductory Algebra-2nd Term
Prereq: MTH 60. Course will focus on rational expressions and equations, graphing linear equations, systems of linear equations, roots and radicals, and quadratic equations. Concepts will be introduced numerically, graphically and symbolically. 4 credits. All fees and charges are payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: D Bohlmann
Place: HR Valley High School D10
Date(s): Tuesdays & Thursdays Beginning January 5,
Time: 6:00p.m.-7:50p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Psychology
PSY 215 Human Development
College-level skills in reading and WR 115 are required. Designed to survey the major principles of behavior and patterns of change in people over the life span. Revolves around the areas of development in physical, intellectual, social, personality and cross-cultural diversity, for infants, children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. 3 credits. All fees and charges are payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: J Collins
Place: HR Valley High School Room B12
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 5,
Time: 6:00p.m.-8:50p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
Spanish
SPA 102 First Year Spanish
Prerequisite: SPA 101 or instructor consent. Active communication in Spanish. Includes listening, speaking, reading, writing, pronunciation, structure, vocabulary and culture. 4 credits. All fees and charges payable to C.G.C.C.
Instructor: D Campos-Davis
Place: HR Valley High School Room C02
Date(s): Mondays and Wednesdays, beginning January 5,
Time: 6:00p.m.-7:50p.m.
Sessions: 11 weeks
Fee: $43.00 per credit OR & WA Res.$37.00 Wasco Res.
Supplies: $2.00 per credit
ADULT EDUCATION
Education
G.E.D. Testing
Testing for the high school equivalency exam is available to all persons 16 years and older. Special restrictions apply for anyone between the ages of 16-18. The G.E.D. certificate is recognized nationally by many employers and colleges for advancement opportunities. The test will be administered by appointment only. Call the Community Education Office at 386-2055 for an appointment. The testing feeis $40.00.
OSU Statewide
Throughout the year, you can take classes on the web, video, EdNet interactive television, or through Individualized Directed Learning working with a professor. If you prefer the interaction of the classroom setting, you can study right here in Hood River and The Dalles.

Winter term 1999 these OSU classes will be offered in your community:

PEOPLES OF THE WORLD - CHINA John Young, Professor of Anthropology, ANTH 318 - 3 credits; 1/4-3/19 Monday evenings 7:00-10:00 via EdNet Location: CGCC Bldg 1 Rm 262

INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION THEORY Gregg Walker, Professor of Speech Communications, COMM 321 - 3 credits, Wednesday evenings 7:00 - 10:00 via EdNet; 1/4-3/19 Location: CGCC Bldg 1 Rm 262

LIBERAL STUDIES PROJECTS AND INTERNSHIPS LS 406 Projects and LS 410 Internships are available for credit for Liberal Studies students by arrangements with the instructors.

PLANT PATHOLOGY DIRECTED STUDY BOT 401/501 (Research) and BOT 405/505 (Reading & Conference)

Directed reading and study with a professor; 1-16 credits

PLUS, 70 ADDITIONAL CLASSES YOU CAN TAKE AT A DISTANCE, INCLUDING;

WS 223 Women: Self and Society (3 cr) IDL course
PSY 498 Health Psychology (3 cr) IDL course
WR 214 Writing in Business (3) Internet course
FW 251 Principles of Wildlife Conservation Video course

To order a catalog or to speak to an advisor, call: OSU STATEWIDE at 800-235-6559 or http://statewide.orst.edu
Math
Algebra for Parents
The focus of this class will be helping parents understand terms and concepts of elementary algebra that can be applied to real-life applications. The sessions will be informal in nature, allowing flexibility to meet students needs. Middle school students are welcome to attend with parents.
Instructor: Eric Cohn
Place: HR Middle School, room 220
Date(s): Mondays, beginning January 11
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 20
Fee: $20.00
Financial
Balancing Your Check Book
Can you honestly say you know exactly how much money is in your checking account? A check comes back to you due to insufficient funds. A costly and embarrassing situation. Learn the correct and easy way to balance your check book and eliminate problems. Keep your records updated and correct.
Instructor: CJ Woodward (Columbia River Bank)
Place: HR Valley High School, C13
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $5.00
Language
Speech Reading
Learn the basic concepts of speech reading or also known as lip reading. This communication tool for reaching out to the deaf and hearing impaired is very challenging. This program will provide you with an understanding of what people with this disability are confronted with through speech sound exercises and video presentations.
Instructor: Paula Christy
Place: HR Middle School, 200
Date(s): Mondays, beginning January 25
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 20
Fee: $10.00
Japanese
Japanese I
This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of the Japanese language. Students will learn basic grammar, how to read and write , simple conversation and learn a Japanese song. Tuition includes handouts.
Instructor: Tsuneo (Ben) Kino
Place: HR Valley High School, D09
Date(s): Tuesday, beginning January 12
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 20
Fee: $35.00
Japanese III
This course is for students who have taken Japanese I and II or those with basic Japanese language knowledge. You will be expanding on basic reading, writing and conversation. Students will also learn to read an old Japanese story, sing a song and write a simple letter. No textbook required. The class fee includes materials.
Instructor: Tsueno (Ben) Kino
Place: HR Valley High School, D09
Date(s): Thursday, beginning January 14
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 20
Fee: $35.00
Sign
Sign Language I
This course will include basic alphabet and vocabulary in American Sign Language. It is open to beginners or anyone wanting a review. A textbook will be available for sale. The textbook is recommended not required.
Instructor: Jan Jackson
Place: HR Valley High School, D10
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 13
Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $40.00
Sign Language II
This course is for people that have completed a basic sign language class or have experience in sign communication. This course will concentrate on conversation and building on sentence structure. Additional information on the deaf culture will also be included. Textbooks would be highly recommended for new students not taking the basic class winter term.
Instructor: Jan Jackson
Place: HR Valley High School, D09
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 20
Fee: $40.00
Spanish
Beginning Immersion Spanish I
This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of Spanish. This class provides the necessary background, including vocabulary and pronunciation. The textbook fees are $13.00 (payable to Community Education).
Instructor: Joyce Johnson
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 13
Time: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Beginning Immersion Spanish II
This course is designed for students with some Spanish language background. It will include a review of basic vocabulary, pronunciation rules, structure, and readings. (New students will need to purchase a book). Taught entirely in Spanish. Prerequisite is Beginning Spanish I or equivalent background.
Instructor: Joyce Johnson
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Sunday, beginning January 10
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Advanced Immersion Spanish II
This course will study the past subjunctive and compound tenses. Prerequisite: Advanced Spanish I or equivalent or by instructors consent.
Instructor: Joyce Johnson
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Sunday, beginning January 10
Time: 3:15-4:30 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 15
Fee: $50.00
Beginning Spanish I
This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of Spanish. This class provides the necessary background, including vocabulary and pronunciation. The textbook fees are $13.00 (payable to Community Education). Choose from either daytime or evening classes.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Monday & Wednesday, beginning January 6
Time: 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Beginning Spanish II Daytime & Evening)
This course is designed for students with some Spanish language background. It will include a review of basic vocabulary, pronunciation rules, and structure. (New students will need to purchase a book). Prerequisite is Beginning Spanish I or equivalent background. Choose from two classes.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: Coe Primary Bldg. Room 2
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning January 5
Time: 12:30-2:00 p.m. or
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Beginning Spanish III
This course is for students with thirty or more hours of experience with Spanish. Included will be review of present tense, and basic vocabulary. Prerequisites: Beginning Spanish II or strong basic background. New students will need to purchase a textbook.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning February 9
Time: 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 (textbook)
Beginning Spanish III
This course is for students with thirty or more hours of experience with Spanish. Included will be review of present tense, and basic vocabulary. Prerequisites: Beginning Spanish II or strong basic background. New students will need to purchase a textbook.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning January 5
Time: 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 (textbook)
Intermediate Spanish 1
This class is designed for students who have completed Spanish is Fun Book 1. The course will include review of present, preterit, imperfect tenses, and basic structures of pronunciation. There will be a textbook fee of $13.00.
Instructor: Chris Arguelles
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Mondays & Wednesdays, beginning January 11
No class on January 18, or February 15,
Time: 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Intermediate Spanish 1
This class is designed for students who have completed Spanish is Fun Book 1. The course will include review of present, preterit, imperfect tenses, and basic structures of pronunciation. There will be a textbook fee of $13.00.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning February 9
Time: 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 20
Fee: $42.00 Supplies: $13.00 - textbook
Intermediate Immersion Spanish II
This course is for people with a minimum of one year of studying Spanish. It includes a review of vocabulary, pronunciation, structure, and readings. New students will need the Spanish is Fun Book 2.
Instructor: Joyce Johnson
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, January 9
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 12
Fee: $46.00 Supplies: $13.00 - Textbook
Writing
Living Poetry
How can we make poetry more a part of our lives? How can we use poetry to more fully experience the world, understand its nuances, and communicate them to others? This is a hands-on, experimental course in finding and living the poetry that surrounds us.
Instructor: Leigh Hancock
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning March 11
Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $14.00
Writing for Publication
This class will teach writing skills used in developing short story formats. Participants will learn additional techniques for publishing stories. Stories will be critiqued by published author.
Instructor: Larry Blakely
Place: HR Valley High School, H11
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 20
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 15
Fee: $22.00
Grant Writing for Beginners
This two week course will introduce you to the basic concepts and vocabulary of grant writing and ways to find grants. The instructor will work individually with participants to determine if the grant is right, and polish and revise first drafts.
Instructor: Leigh Hancock
Place: HR Middle School, 220
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning March 9
Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $18.00
COMPUTERS AND BUSINESS
Business
Construction
Construction Flagging & Traffic Control Training
This certified training program is for anyone looking for employment with highway departments, public works departments or construction companies. This six hour course will provide certification for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Certificate is good for three years. Students must be at least 18 years of age. Tuition includes textbook.
Instructor: Kathy Long
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Saturday, February 13
Time: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $50.00
Inventions
Patents, Trademarks and Copyright
Do you have an idea and want to protect it? This seminar will help you with the procedures to hold the rights to your invention. Topics included will be patent and trademark scams, internet resources, copyright and trademark sources. Don't let your idea die on the shelf. Patent it! Co-sponsored with the CGCC Small Business Development Center.
Instructor: Liz Shelby
Place: HR Middle School, 200
Date(s): Tuesday, January 26
Time: 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $8.00
Orchards
Orchard Entomology Short Course
This 12-hour state certified training is designed for anyone that has fruit trees. The class will focus on insect pests and tree species. Also included will be history on orchard pests, injuries caused to trees by pests, sampling methods and tools, the stages of insect control, methods of control, applications, integrated methods and natural enemies. Certified in both Oregon and Washington and is required for chemical applications.
Instructor: Gary Fields
Place: HR Valley High School, B07
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 20
Fee: $30.00
Real Estate
Property Management
This course will emphasize the functions and responsibilities of managers of real property. It will include applications of contract and agency law, the statutory materials concerning landlord and tenant, anti-discrimination, and fair credit reporting. Satisfies Oregon State prelicensing requirements.
Instructor: Cliff Fleury
Place: HR Valley High School, B08
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 5
Time: 6:30-9:20 p.m.
Sessions: 11 Limit: 20
Fee: $75.00
Real Estate Office Management/Supervision
This course will cover management theory, characteristics and functions of successful management and organizational formats. Also included will be corporate, partnerships and proprietorships, management related problems, and licensing requirements. Required for taking the Oregon Real Estate Broker's exam.
Instructor: Cliff Fleury
Place: Columbia Gorge Community College, rm. 1.366
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 7
Time: 6:30-9:20 p.m.
Sessions: 11 Limit: 20
Fee: $75.00
Computers
Accounting
Quickbooks For Business
This course is geared to give the small business owner/operator a basic understanding of Quickbooks Pro 5.0 for Windows. This class is good for both Windows and Mac users. This hands-on class is also for those with Quicken or Quickbooks for DOS experience. Suitable for all types of business: Professional, Service, or Product Based. Pre-requisite: Basic knowledge of computer systems, some accounting terminology, such as assets, liability, receivables and payables, and ability to use a computer mouse. Great usage for payroll applications.
Instructor: Carolyn Walls
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning February 24
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $55.00
Quicken I
Do you want to get your finances in order? Quicken is the answer. This basic course covers checking, savings, and credit card accounts. Learn how to enter your transactions, categorize, print checks, balance checkbook registers and even create reports, budgets, etc. Prerequisites: Mouse and Windows basics. Bring a lunch and beverage.
Instructor: Anita Johnston
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Saturdays, beginning January 16
Time: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 10
Fee: $45.00 Supplies: $22.00 (textbook)
Basic Computers
Basics of Computer Applications
This class is for the beginning computer user that would like to experience most of the main components of operation. Topics will cover mouse skills, keyboard, Windows, word-processing and spreadsheets. There will be time for questions and answers.
Instructor: Scott See
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Monday, beginning February 22
Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 15
Fee: $48.00
Computer Keyboarding
Make your projects on the computer easier and faster. This course will provide instruction in typing using computer keyboards. It is designed for individuals with either beginning or intermediate experience. The class stresses accuracy, speed, basic components and techniques in correspondence.
Instructor: Diane Titus
Place: Hr Valley High School, C08
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning February 3
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 15
Fee: $30.00
This Mouse Doesn't Bite
Many jobs these days require you to be "computer literate", and everyone seems to be getting into e-mail. If you want to work a computer into your life, but don't have a clue where to start, this easy paced introduction will start at ground zero and get you headed in the right direction.
Instructor: Scott See
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Monday, beginning January 25
Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 15
Fee: $35.00
Database
Introduction to Access 7.0
Microsoft Access is considered by many to be the most user friendly database on the market today. Learn to create and customize your own databases, add and delete records, move between records, find and sort information, print reports and labels, set field properties, etc. There will be a $22.00 textbook fee (payable to Community Education). On Saturday, bring a sack lunch and a beverage (1/2 hour lunch break). Prerequisite: Windows 95 Skills.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $38.00 Supplies: $22.00 - textbook
Intermediate Access 7.0
This course is for anyone that has completed Access level I or equivalent knowledge. The class will cover using criteria in queries, calculations in queries, cross tab, parameter and action queries. Learn to design forms and reports, embedding objects and sharing data. There will be a $22.00 textbook fee (payable to Community Education). Prerequisite: Access I or equivalent.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning February 2
Time: Feb. 2 - 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 -5:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $38.00 Supplies: $22.00 - textbook
Drafting
Intermediate AutoCAD
This is a continuation of the Basic AutoCAD class. This course will cover symbols libraries, multi-line use, insertions of blocks and/or drawings into drawings, paper space, advanced editing, advanced dimensioning, isometric drawing, customization, beginning AutoLISP, and beginning 3-D modeling (if time permits). Prerequisite: Basic Auto CAD or instructors authorization. Text Recommended: AutoCAD and its Applications, Basic Release 14.
Instructor: Dea Murray
Place: HR Valley High School, room A07
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 7
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 10
Fee: $70.00
Graphic Design
Adobe PhotoShop
Through experimental and applied projects learn how to create digital graphics. Using scanning techniques and a digital camera you can create brochures, advertisements, cards, and combining graphics into word processing. Includes Quark Xpress publishing software.
Instructor: Colleen Hatfield
Place: HR Middle School, computer lab
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning January 19
Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 6
Fee: $65.00
Flyers and Newsletters
This class will be an introduction to desktop publishing theory and technique, graphics, frames and layout tools. Discussion of software available and making a selection will also be discussed. Prerequisite: Windows terms, techniques and basic mouse skills.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: HR Valley High School, C07
Date(s): Thursday, March 11
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Introduction to Power Point
Learn how to create and maintain presentations using charts, text, drawings, slides and color for emphasis. You'll also learn how to link your presentation to data in other office applications. Prerequisite: Mouse Skills and Windows. There will be a $22.00 textbook fee (payable to Community Education.)
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, room C06
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning March 9
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $48.00 Supplies: $22.00 textbook
Hardware
Build Your Own Computer
Learn how to not only save money, but build your own PC with just the components you want. This class shows you how easy it is to start from scratch and build the perfect computer. Components can be purchased in advance or ordered at the first class. Hands-on experience.
Instructor: Jonathan Crain
Place: HR Valley High School, C13
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 15
Fee: $45.00
Internet
Beginner's Guide to Web Design
Get your start saying what you want on the Internet! Learn how Web pages work, and create one of your own. Learn about basic HTML language and programs to create pages. Find tutorials and other resources on the internet. See how to build a site that is well-designed, upload to servers, and how to work with images. Discuss basic design concepts, the "bells, and whistles, and how to promote your site. Find out what to do next, and a little about the designing "biz".
Instructor: Valya Coole VanDyke (Gorge Networks)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Wednesday February 24,
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $30.00
Introduction to Horticulture on the Internet
Is the internet a valuable information source for orchardists and fieldmen? The goal of this workshop is to show horticulturists what can be found on the internet. Find out where to find tree fruit sites around the region, the country or the world. Open to people that have never been on the internet as well as experienced users.
Instructor: Franz Niederholzer, OSU Extension Service
Place: Coe Primary Building
Date(s): Tuesday, February 23
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $15.00
Introduction to the Internet: Beginners
For Computer Beginners. If you are a novice computer user and are thinking of finding out about "that Internet things", this is the class to step on that Information Highway! It's a very basic class for those who are curious but nervous...the Internet is huge and unruly and has more information than you could ever need, so learn how to make some sense of it. We'll talk about what the Internet is, how it works, and what you could use it for, demonstration and hands-on.
Instructor: Valya Coole VanDyke (Gorge Networks)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Thursday, January 28,
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $35.00
Introduction to the Internet: Experienced Users
Are you pretty familiar with computers, but haven't really set foot on the Information Highway? Maybe you've stepped on the Internet but are afraid of getting run over? This is the class for you! Build your Internet skills, learn about some of the "fancy stuff" out there, and put it to work for you. Bring your questions, demonstrations and hands-on.
Instructor: Valya Coole VanDyke (Gorge Networks)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Thursday February 4,
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $35.00
Spreadsheet
Intermediate Excel 7.0
This course is open to anyone with a working knowledge of Excel. The course will consist of a basics review, using names, working with functions, finding and replacing data, controlling recalculation, manipulating the screen display, using format and print options, sharing work sheet data, using Macros and protecting worksheet data. Textbook will be $22.00 (payable to Community Education). Prerequisite: Excel Level I or equivalent and Windows 95.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning February 3
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $48.00 Supplies: $22.00 - textbook
Introduction to Excel 7.0
Learn the ins and outs of working with the number one spreadsheet application in the world. You will learn to work with cells, format worksheets, create formulas and links, and create charts from your worksheet data. This is an easy-to-learn tool for keeping household records or running a business. There will be a $22.00 textbook fee (payable to Community Education). Prerequisite: Windows 95 skills. Choose from two different classes.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13 or
Thursdays, beginning March 4
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 12
Fee: $48.00 Supplies: $22.00 - textbook
Troubleshooting
Computer Troubleshooting
Most people have experienced some sort of computer problem. Learn how to solve the common problems and component malfunctions. Prerequisite: knowledge of Windows 95, 98 or DOS operating systems.
Instructor: Jonathan Crain
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 19
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $30.00
Windows
Introduction to Windows 95/98
Learn how to get the most out of Windows 95 as well as the basic differences of Windows 98. All about how to use the Desktop, create shortcuts, do disk maintenance, find files on your disk, and how to customize windows features to your needs. There will be a $22.00 textbook fee (payable to Community Education). Prerequisite: Basic mouse skills. Choose from two different classes.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Tuesdays beginning January 12 OR
Tuesdays, beginning February 16
Time: 6:30p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 12
Fee: $48.00 Supplies: $22.00 - textbook
Tips To Understanding Windows
A series of classes covering techniques and terminology, from beginning navigation through customization and power production of Windows 95. Learn the things you will actually use your computer for and get answers to questions from a former Microsoft employee. These classes would also be useful for people contemplating a computer purchase. Classes are hands-on using exercises you can take home and implement. The series is meant to be progressive, but classes can be taken individually. Each week will build on earlier classes.
You're No Dummy-Just Not a Nerd!
Many jobs these days require you to be "computer literate", and everyone seems to be getting into e-mail. This easy paced introduction will start at ground zero and get you headed in the right direction. Learn the terminology of using Windows and how to control it so you don't lose information. Learn to open, close, size, move windows, find and run applications, and use of the mouse. This course is required to continue the series if you have no previous experience.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, January 14
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
So Much More Than a Typewriter
Learn the basics of word processing, text entry, including formatting techniques. Both keyboard and mouse techniques will be covered. Prerequisite: "Take Control of Windows" or familiarity with Windows terms, techniques and navigation.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
It Was Right Here, I Know It Was!
Learn to control where files are stored, tricks on how to locate "lost files", and organization of your hard drive. Prerequisite: basic class, or some familiarity with Windows terms, techniques and navigation.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, January 28
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
What Is All That Stuff?
Learn how to sort and display files, find and trash unnecessary files, delete unwanted applications. Recommendations for backup and storage. Includes information about formatting floppy disks, virus protection, and creating an emergency boot disk. Prerequisite: Basics class and It Was Right Here, or familiarity with DOS file and directory structure and Windows.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, February 4
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Tricking It Out
Customize your desktop, start menu and program manager. Develop new icons and news groups for saving time and increased productivity. Learn about installing new applications, running DOS applications, and efficient use of Windows. Prerequisite: experience with Windows terms, techniques and mouse skills required.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, February 11
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Type It Once and For All
Learn how to work with multiple Windows, share information between applications, using drag and drop techniques and short cut keys. Experience with Windows terms, techniques and mouse skills required.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, February 18
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Lists and Labels
Learn the basics of database applications. How to make a list of names and addresses and create mailing labels. Discussion on converting different formats, customize with clip art, using sorts and report features. Previous classes, Windows terms, techniques and mouse skills required.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: HR Valley HS Room C07
Date(s): Thursday, February 25
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Questions and Answers About Computers
This class will address questions or problems that you may have. Advanced techniques in word processing (styles and templates), database (sorts and reports), and spreadsheet applications (formulas and reports) will be covered if time allows.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, March 18
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
Word Processing
Templates and Forms
Learn to create forms and templates for making repetitive tasks much easier. Create field names, inserting form fields, creating data source files, merging documents, creating lists, etc. Wonderful time savers as all you do is fill in the blanks. Prerequisite: working knowledge of word-processing or Office 95 or 97.
Instructor: Nikki Juras
Place: Coe Primary Building
Date(s): Monday, February 8
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $18.00
Introduction to Word
Students learn how to use the computer to create and edit print a letter of document using word processing software. They learn how to move and copy text, how to format text and paragraphs within a document, how to use features such as Auto Correct and Auto Text, how to use spell check and other proof reading tools. Prerequisite: Experience with a mouse and knowledge of Windows 95.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting))
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 11
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $38.00 Supplies: $22.00 textbook
Intermediate Word
This class is for computer users that are familiar with Word 7.0. Word 6.0 users would also benefit. Participants will learn to use headers and footers, create and use format tables, and work with columns. Also, learn to use picture graphics, graphic elements, charts in documents and envelopes & labels. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Word and Windows.
Instructor: Dick Lamm (Lamm Computer Consulting)
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning March 3
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $48.00
Beyond the Basics in Word Processing
Get the most out of your word processing program. Class will cover styles, templates, and customizing. Experience in basic word processing required.
Instructor: Callie Jordan
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursday, March 4
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
PARENTING
Education
Authoritative Parenting Class
Teaching parents to Utilize authority, knowledge and mutual respect. Authoritative Parenting class is for parents of adolescents who may be experiencing some frustrations as their child moves into or through the teen-age years. If you are a parent who is frustrated with your ability to communicate clearly with your child and wish to brush up on some parenting skills, Authoritative Parenting Class is designed just for you. The class begins January 25, 1999, and runs for six consecutive Monday evenings. The fee includes a light supper each class and one book per family. Childcare can be arranged if necessary for children under 10 years of age. Call 352-7636 to register.
Instructor: Silas Shotwell
Place: Church of Christ
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Sessions: 6 Limit: No limit
Fee: $35.00 per couple
Come to the Peace Table
Kids learn how to negotiate and solve conflicts beginning at an early age. Experienced preschool teachers will give tips on how to begin teaching these life-long skills starting with toddlers and preschoolers. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Childcare provided upon request.
Instructor: Mary Davidson and Patty Boots
Place: Hood River Valley Christian
Date(s): Wednesday, March 10
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $3.00
Changing Relationships
This seminar will discuss the major transitions in lifestyles since you were a child. Learn the keys of teaching perception , attitude, motivation, and behavior in human beings. Find out how to show your children to cope with change and to take the initiative. This is the first in a series of four classes listed below following the "Developing Capable People" curriculum.
Instructor: Janell Novick
Place: HR Middle School, room 221
Date(s): Tuesday, February 9
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $6.00
Help Children See Themselves as Capable
This session will cover understanding the importance of teaching children to be capable. Children who feel capable know they can learn to do things. Find out how to reduce the frequency of barriers.
Instructor: Janell Novick
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $6.00
Help Children See Themselves as Having Influence
This session will help parents assist children with the control or influence of events and circumstances of life. Identify the place from which control comes from and how to foster that control.
Instructor: Janell Novick
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Tuesday, March 2
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $6.00
Help Children See Themselves as Significant
This session will help you as a parent identify in your children the greatest human need, being significant. How to make your child feel important, understanding, acceptance and affirmation will be discussed.
Instructor: Janell Novick
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Tuesday, February 23
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $6.00
How to Get Your Kids to Eat
Parents often worry about their children's eating habits, their growth and weight, and their nutrition. In this class discover healthy and positive ways to manage feeding your children, helping you understand your responsibility as a parent and the child's responsibility. Included in the class will be quick and healthy snack or meal ideas designed for kids. Presented by OSU/Hood River County Extension and New Parent Services. Child care provided upon request.
Instructor: Billie Stevens
Place: Extension Office, 2990 Experiment Station Dr.
Date(s): Tuesday, March 9,
Time: 7:00p.m.-8:30p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $3.00
How to Make Reading Fun
Research shows that early reading is important for infants, toddlers and preschoolers for later success in school. Come learn how to make reading fun and interesting. Storytelling suggestions and a book display will be included. Bring your favorite book too. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Childcare provided upon request.
Instructor: Mary Davidson & Early Intervention Staff
Place: Hood River Valley Christian Church
Date(s): Thursday, February 25
Time: 7:00-8:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $3.00
Sibling Rivalry
This class will cover how to resolve conflicts between your children and keep your sense of humor. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Childcare available upon request.
Instructor: Robbi Moller, M.A., LPC
Place: Hood River Valley Christian Church
Date(s): Thursday, March 4
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $3.00
Single Parenting by Choice
Discuss in a relaxed group setting what works and what doesn't, the importance of extended family and community, taking time for yourself and how to talk to your kids about your nuclear family. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Childcare available upon request.
Instructor: Cindy Walbridge, single mom of a 4 year old
Place: Hood River Valley Christian Church
Date(s): Thursday, January 28
Time: 7 - 8:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $3.00
Special Children
Parents typically have a variety of emotions when their child is developmentally challenged or struggling in school. This class will focus on helping parents adjust to dealing with children who have special needs. Developing tools to help the parents cope and to support their child are important components in the parent/child relationship and child development. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Childcare provided upon request.
Instructor: Dr. David C. Wade, Psychologist, HR Memorial Hospi
Place: Hood River Valley Christian Church, Room 8
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $3.00
Ten Ways to Raise a Terrific Kid
Who could honestly say they could not do something better with additional information. There is nothing more important than raising a child. Learn how to raise your children better using the top ten best suggestions for raising a great kid.
Instructor: Jolie Lucas-Holt (Cascade Counseling)
Place: HR Valley High School, D09
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $7.00
Oregon Child Care Basics I:
Physical Health and Safety - Community workers will explore emergency exit plans and procedures, mandatory reporting of child abuse/neglect, food safety, disease prevention, including immunizations and exclusion of sick children, and other interesting safety and health issues for childhood care and education settings. Limited number of scholarship assistance and child care reimbursement available. Light lunch provided. Pre register with Hood River County Extension Service at 386-3343 or Child Care Partners, Columbia Gorge Community College at 298-3107 or 1-800-755-1143.
Instructor: Billie Stevens
Place: HR Co. Extension Classroom
Date(s): Saturday, March 6
Time: 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $5.00
Oregon Child Care Basics II:
Social & Emotional Health - Basic child development information and hands-on interactive training on developing children's self-esteem, social relationships, and guidance/discipline for childhood care and education workers, parents and other caregivers. Limited number of scholarship assistance and child care reimbursement available. Light lunch provided. Pre register with Child Care Partners, Columbia Gorge Community College at 298-3107 or 1-800-755-1143 or Hood River County Extension Service at 386-3343.
Instructor: Jean Vercouteren
Place: Columbia Gorge Community College
Date(s): Saturday, March 6
Time: 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $5.00
ART, MUSIC & DANCE
Art
Basic Design
You will discover what fundamentals are behind every piece of art. Through hands-on projects develop a better understanding of what gives the work they create or view its strengths and weaknesses, with references to the Gestalt theory of design.. Applicable to all mediums and skill levels. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Alice Bonham
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 26
Time: 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $30.00
Ukrainian Egg Design Workshop
Ukrainian egg art is an old world Batik technique for creating beautiful artistic decorative eggs. Learn how to design and make your own pieces of art. The Kitska tool, wax and dyes will be provided. There will be a supply fee of $8.00 payable to the instructor. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Jean Dills
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Wednesday, February 17
Time: 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $9.00
Supplies: $8.00 (payable to instructor)
Basket Weaving
Note: All basket weaving classes are not appropriate for those with painful hand arthritis. Except where noted, all classes are appropriate for high school through adult. In cooperation with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Pine Needle Basket
Students will learn to make a small coiled pine needle basket using Ponderosa Pine needles and raffia. These small baskets are perfect for gifts or for storing small trinkets. Students will also learn when to gather and how to prepare pine needles, and will receive information on various stitching techniques. Bring an old towel, a thimble, and scissors.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, February 6
Time: 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to instructor)
Heart Basket
Just in time for Valentine's Day! In this class students will construct a colorful heart-shaped basket using flat and round reed, which can be used as a wall decoration or gift container. Bring an old towel to keep your lap dry.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, February 6
Time: 2:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to instructor)
Choctaw Pouch
Learn to make this unusual Native American Choctaw Pouch wall or carrying basket with dried and natural reed in a colorful, intricate twill pattern. Bring an old towel to keep your lap dry.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Sunday, February 7
Time: 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $15.00
Supplies: $7.00 (payable to instructor)
Willow or Dogwood Basket
In this class we will gather our own weeping willow and/or red osier dogwood on Saturday and construct a basket from our gathered materials on Sunday. Wear warm clothing and waterproof footwear for outside gathering on Saturday, and bring gloves and small hand-held pruning shears. We will carpool to gathering locations. On Sunday bring scissors and any scraps of colorful yarn you may have.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday & Sunday, February 27 &28
Time: Saturday - 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sunday - 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 8
Fee: $20.00
Supplies: $2.00 (payable to the instructor)
Teneriffe Basket
This is the lacy woven raffia design technique used as insets in pine needle baskets. This technique can also be used for earrings or other jewelry. Students will make one teneriffe design in class which they can take home to use in a basket, and will receive information on other pattern ideas. Bring a thimble and scissors.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, February 27
Time: 2:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to the instructor)
Easter Basket
Make a quaint, woven, flat reed Easter basket with a handle, which you can use as a beautiful gift basket or give to your favorite child for gathering eggs. Bring an old towel to keep your lap dry.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, March 13
Time: 2:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to instructor)
Melon-Shaped Egg Basket
The egg basket has its roots in European as well as Native American traditions, and is one of the most popular baskets. This basket will be made of natural reed with colorful dyed reed accents. Bring an old towel, scissors, and any scraps of colorful yarn you may have.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Sunday, March 14
Time: 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $15.00
Supplies: $6.00 (payable to instructor)
Beads
Beaded Amulet Bag
Learn techniques in flat peyote stitch. Using delica beads from Japan create a beautiful jeweled bag with fringe and strap. This class is open to people with basic beading experience.
Instructor: Kathy Sneider (Ikote)
Place: Ikote - 202 Cascade Av.
Date(s): Mondays, beginning February 1
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $25.00 Supplies: $10.00
Bent Wire Workshop
Learn to make the popular bent wire chokers, bracelets or anklets. All materials included. Open to ages 12 and older. Choose from two different classes.
Instructor: Kathy Sneider
Place: Ikote - 202 Cascade Av.
Date(s): Monday, January 18 or
Saturday, January 23
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $15.00
Make a Face
Professional bead designer, Bruce Howard will help you make a face using millefiori bead-making technique. Make your face bead from colorful polymer clay, and leave the class with ‘Fimo" beads, cut, baked and ready to string. All ages are welcome and families are encouraged to attend together. Any child under the age of ten must be accompanied by an adult. A supply fee of $8.00 is payable to the instructor. Co-sponsored by Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Bruce Howard & Sally Donovan (Alba Designs)
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $9.00
Supplies: $8.00 (payable to instructor)
Drawing
Drawing Wildlife
Learn to sketch wildlife while examining skeletal structure, muscle groups, outer textures, animal traits, and the environment where the animals live. Supply list available.
Instructor: Vicki Vance
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Wednesday, January 20
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 15
Fee: $35.00
Life Drawing
Sharpen your life drawing techniques with the artists who meet at St. Mark's church every Saturday morning. The atmosphere is friendly and there is some instruction. Open to all levels. Artists share the cost of model fees. For further information call John Bennett at 386-4745.
Place: St. Mark's Church
Date(s): Saturdays - ongoing
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Drawing in Order to See
Drawing can be a way of learning to see with fresh eyes. Learn to draw what you really see, by incorporating ideas from works such as; Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and The Zen of Seeing. Students will work from photos, artists drawings, but primarily we'll draw actual objects and clothed human figures using pencil, ink and charcoal. Open to beginning and intermediate levels. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education. Includes model fees.
Instructor: Andrew Pate
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 13
Time: 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $40.00
Drawing in Order to See More
This class will continue the approach of "Drawing in Order to See". The focus will be on the human face and figure, with an eye toward learning to see them as they are rather than as we think they are. Open to beginning and intermediate level students. Beginners should have had some previous experience. Includes model fees. Co sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Andrew Pate
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $45.00
Framing
Picture Matting
Do you have photos lying around or art work stored in tubes? This class will help you prepare to put them up on the wall where they belong. Learn how to mat your art. Participants must bring a small project to complete. Supplies can be purchased from the instructor.
Instructor: Dee Olmstead (Natures Edge Gallery)
Place: 4040 Westcliff Drive
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning February 10
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 8
Fee: $30.00
Jewelry Making
Basic Jewelry Assembly
Repair those hand-me-down necklaces & earrings that are too precious to give up. Learn how to finish necklaces, earrings & bracelets in a clean professional way. No experience necessary and all materials included. Bring a few older pieces needing repair.
Instructor: Kathy Sneider
Place: Ikote - 202 Cascade Av.
Date(s): Monday, January 11
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $10.00
Painting
A Second Dance with Watercolor
This class will continue the approach of "Dancing with Watercolor". Exercises will help students develop a feel for how the paint and water work together. Move beyond technique and work toward complete paintings. Work with composition, negative space, and lost and found edges. Open to beginning and intermediate level students. Beginners should have had some basic watercolor experience. Model fees included. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Andrew Pate
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Sunday, beginning January 10
Time: 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $45.00
Dancing with Watercolor
The magic of painting with watercolor is in the water. Water is the difficult component, but when you learn to dance with it, good and often unexpected things can happen. Students will work from a variety of sources such as: still life, photos, paintings, and clothed live models. You will learn the difference between what you think you see and what you really see. You will also build confidence in expressing your response to what you see using the qualities of watercolor. Open to both beginning and intermediate levels. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education. Includes model fees.
Instructor: Andrew Pate
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Mondays, beginning January 11
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $40.00
Landscape Oil Painting Workshop
Portland oils artist, Effie Weems will share his oil painting techniques in this two day workshop. Participants will paint a landscape scene on canvas of Lost Lake. Supply list available.
Instructor: Effie Weems
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Friday & Saturday, March 5 & 6
Time: Friday - 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Saturday - 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $35.00
Watercolor I
This beginning watercolor class will cover painting techniques and color theory. Watercolor paper, paint and brushes are included. Co-sponsored by Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Irene Fields
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 11
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $40.00
Photography
Photographic Darkroom
A rare opportunity to receive instruction in basic black and white darkroom technique from one of Ansel Adams' first students. Develop black and white film, make contact sheets, make enlargements, and learn to control contrast . Included is lab use, paper and chemicals. Participants must buy a roll of black and white film, shoot it and bring it to the first class to process, 35mm. or 6x6cm. only. This class will be open to beginners or people with darkroom experience. Bring a lunch and beverage.
Instructor: Paul Kuiper
Place: HR Valley High School, C10
Date(s): Saturdays, beginning January 30
Time: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $45.00
Pottery
Intermediate Pottery
Make more advanced pottery pieces through handbuilding and wheel throwing. Learn form in relation to function in this pottery class. More advanced pieces will be made such as teapots, containers with lids, sets of dinnerware, etc. Students must have taken a basic pottery class or had experience. 25lbs. of clay is included in the tuition. Additional clay can be purchased. Additional lab fees will be charged for firing and glazing based on project size. Limited time on the wheels. Bring a lunch and beverage.
Instructor: Ron Fenter
Place: HR Valley High School, B02
Date(s): Saturdays, January 23 & 30
Time: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $55.00
Quilts
Art Quilts for Moms
Linda Steider's famous kids class has been edited to accommodate adults. Create your own delightful art quilt, suitable for framing. No sewing required! Learn simple design skills and color theory. This is a hands-on, have-fun, leave your serious side at home class! Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Linda Stieder
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Saturday, February 13
Time: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $15.00
Supplies: $8.00 (payable to instructor)
Stained Glass
Basic Stained Glass
Design and produce your own stained glass art without investing in equipment. This basic class will provide all the equipment needed and your glass can be purchased at a discount. Each student will be able to make a project or two that is less than 2.5 sq. ft. Learn artistic techniques and skills from the professionals in a studio setting.
Instructor: Dave Cutler (Columbia Gorge Studio)
Place: 595 State Road, Mosier
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 6
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 6
Fee: $65.00
Supplies: glass charge payable to instructor
Dance
Belly Dancing
Belly Dancing
Learn the Middle Eastern Dance and mobilize and strengthen your center. Have a great time toning muscles, gain strength and increase your flexibility. No particular costume required. Wear comfortable loose fitting clothes. One of the most fun ways to get in shape! Open to high school - adult. Choose from beginner or intermediate levels. Bring a pad or blanket.
Instructor: Ellen Barbour
Place: May Street Elementary, cafeteria
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 19,
First Night will be in the Gym
Time: 6:00-7:30 p.m. (beg.) - 7:30-9:30 p.m. (Inter.)
Sessions: 6 Limit: 15
Fee: $15.00
Swing
Beginning East Coast Swing
Learn the most popular and versatile of swing dances done to country/western, rock & roll, big band and blues music. It’s the 1990’s evolution of the Lindy Hop, jitterbug and bop. No previous dance experience is needed but you do need a partner.
Instructor: Bill and Adie Jones
Place: Westside Elementary Cafeteria
Date(s): Tuesday, beginning January 12
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4
Fee: $28.00
Music
Banjo
Beginning Banjo Lessons
These lessons will instruct beginners in the old traditional 5 string banjo of the frailing or claw hammer style. No blue grass will be taught. Classes for beginners only.
Instructor: Sara Grey
Place: HR Middle School, room 200
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 6
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 7 Limit: 6
Fee: $36.00
Drums
Marimba Lessons
Experience the thrill of playing marimba. Learn basic techniques while playing traditional African dance music from Zimbabwe. Playing marimba combines the physical movement in rhythm with melody. All size instruments will be provided and no experience is required. Open to high school through adult.
Instructor: Will Griffith
Place: TBA
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning February 9
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $22.00
Fiddle
Fiddling I
If you have ever had the desire to play a toe tapping tune on a fiddle, this is your chance. This beginning class will get you started playing this fun musical instrument. The class will be able to play three simple fiddle tunes. Call for information on instrument rental
Instructor: Tobias Ammon
Place: HR Valley High School, D12
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 6
Fee: $34.00
Fiddling II
This series of lessons are for people that have had some previous experience playing a fiddle. The class will teach more advanced skills and more difficult tunes.
Instructor: Tobias Ammon
Place: HR Valley High School, D12
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 13
Time: 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 6
Fee: $34.00
Fiddling III
This course is for the intermediate level musician that already knows how to play. Learn more advanced skills and fiddle tunes.
Instructor: Tobias Ammon
Place: HR Valley High School, D12
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning January 13
Time: 8:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 6
Fee: $34.00
Guitar
Beginning Group Guitar Lessons I & II
These group lessons are for anyone with little or no guitar playing experience. Learn basic scales, finger coordination, and flat picking techniques. Must supply your own guitar. Beginning II is for those that have completed Beginning I or have some experience playing guitar. Choose from the classes listed below.
Instructor: Tony Vanaria
Place: HR Middle School, 122
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning February 9
Time: Beg I 5:45-7:00 & Beg II 7:00-8:15
Sessions: 8 Limit: 6 per class
Fee: $40.00
Blues Guitar I & II
Learn to play in the shuffle rhythms, chord progressions, and the blues scale. Blues Guitar I will instruct in reading tablature. Anyone entering Blues Guitar II must know how to read tablature. Must supply own guitar.
Instructor: Tony Vanaria
Place: HR Middle School, music room
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 11
First 2 classes at Coe Building
Time: 5:45-7:00 (Blues I) & 7:00-8:15 p.m. (Blues II)
Sessions: 8 Limit: 6 per class
Fee: 40
Voice
Show Tune Singers
This program is designed to instruct in voice training, music theory, and breathing techniques. Students will perform pop, show and Broadway tunes.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: HR Middle School, 300
Date(s): Tuesday, beginning January 12
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 9 Limit: 12
Fee: $35.00
CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
Ancient Skills
Spinning Wheel
An opportunity of lifetime awaits you in this basic class on learning to use a spinning wheel. This art of past centuries will come to life with this hands-on experience. Learn to spin single thread, card wool and plying two threads together.
Instructor: Heidi Hubbs
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning March 2
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 8
Fee: $18.00
Collectibles
Stamp Collecting
One of the most popular collection hobbies is stamp collecting. Learn about different ways you can collect stamps, and what type of financial investment and return can be expected. Find out the differences in collecting plate blocks and first editions. This course will provide an in-depth study into stamp collecting and investing. Beginners will benefit by learning how to start a collection.
Instructor: Bill Nix
Place: HR County Courthouse
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 4
Time: 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 20
Fee: $22.00
Needle Craft
Basics of Knitting
For beginners that would like to learn this craft. Find out how to purl, cast-on, and bind-off. Each participant will make a small project, but the skills learned can be used for any size project. Supplies can be purchased from the instructor or call for supply list.
Instructor: Tami Dougherty
Place: HR Middle School, 103
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 15
Fee: $12.00 Supplies: $10.00 (payable to instructor)
Knitted Ski Caps
This class is open to those with knitting some basic experience. Learn how easy and fun it is to knit caps. The class project will be ski caps. Supply list available.
Instructor: Julia Zweerts
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Monday, beginning February 22
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $15.00
Too Cute!
Learn how to knit kids hats. Class will teach knitting in the round and using double pointed needles. Use a variety of colors and stitches. Supplies can be purchased from the instructor or call for supply list.
Instructor: Tami Dougherty
Place: HR Middle School, 103
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning February 10
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $16.00 Supplies: $15.00 (payable to instructor)
Paper
Decoupage
Learn to make deco picture frames, flower pots, jewelry boxes, or many other items. Match the colors of your room or go wild with color. Learn to create a special glue mixture, special application techniques and you will be decoupaging everything.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Wednesday, March 3
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $8.00
Photography
Are Your Photos in a Shoebox in Your Closet?
Where are your precious family photos? If there are in a box hidden away or in a magnetic album that is slowly destroying them, you need this class. Learn how to create a safe album that will keep your family heirlooms for a lifetime. Each person will make their own photo album in this hands-on workshop. Materials will be available for sale from the instructor. For a beginning project, bring 10-12 photos from one event. Anyone taking a introductory session in the past is welcome to attend just the Saturday workshop.
Instructor: Cindy Williams
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Wednesday & Thursday, January 20 & 21
Time: 7-9:00 p.m. (Wed.) - 7:00-10:00 p.m. (Thurs.)
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $15.00 Supplies: material fee
Basic 35 mm Camera Operation
The class is for the novice photographer. Learn all about camera settings, lighting, composition, film types, shutter speeds, and much more. Bring your camera, examples of photos or slides, and any problem photos.
Instructor: Paul Randall (Paul Randall Photography)
Place: HR Valley High School, B07
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 26
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $15.00
Sewing
Learn to Sew
Do you want to learn to sew or improve your sewing skills? Do you have a project you have wanted to start? Here is your chance. Come with a simple project and bring a conventional or serger sewing machine.
Instructor: Diana Barnes (Sewing Alterations)
Place: HR Middle School, 103
Date(s): Monday, beginning January 11,
No class on January 18,
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $27.00
Sewing with Fleece
Beginners or people with sewing experience will enjoy this class on making popular fleece vests, hats, etc. Each participant will complete one or two items. Material list available.
Instructor: Diana Barnes (Sewing Alterations)
Place: HR Middle School, 103
Date(s): Monday, beginning February 22
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 10
Fee: $12.00
COOKING AND FOOD
Brewing
Beginning Beer Brewing
The secret to making a quality beer depends on many factors. Learn hands-on how to brew ale, porter and a bitter using proven recipes and techniques. The class will cover the brewing process, fermentation, ingredients and equipment. Everyone will take samples home. It's the water and a whole lot more.
Instructor: Todd Lauble
Place: Wyeast Middle School
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $20.00
Coffee
Coffee Tasting
If you are a coffee lover, don't miss this special class taught by a representative from the Kobos Co. Learn all about the importance of the beans and how they are prepared. The main focus will be the aromas and tastes of specialty coffees. Coffee in your future will be better after attending this session.
Instructor: Kobos Co. Staff
Place: Annz Panz, 311 Oak Av.
Date(s): Thursday, January 14
Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 18
Fee: $8.00
Desserts
Desserts to Live For
Make your holiday meal really special by including one of these desserts. This hands-on class will show you how to make Bananas Foster, Peach Dump Cake, and Decadent Chocolate Brownies. Come to class with room for dessert.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Wednesday, February 10
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $9.00
Tofu
Elementary Tofu
Back by popular demand, this class takes all the mystery out of cooking with this nutritious soy food. Students will learn everything from what kind to buy and how to open those watery containers to serving up fried cheese sticks, mayonnaise dip , shredded meat filling and a delicious chocolate cream pie. Detailed instructions and information will give you confidence to prepare other dishes with tofu. Lots of sampling and goodies to take home. Bring your questions and your appetite!
Instructor: Linda & Larry Addison of Rainbow Garden
Place: Hood River Middle School Rm 101
Date(s): Wednesday, February 3
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $15.00
Tofu - A Second Helping
This class builds on the information given in Elementary Tofu and features more recipes for using tofu. Class begins with cheesy ravioli and fresh marinara sauce. Students will learn a simple tempering method that makes tofu suitable for many chicken recipes. Sampling and instructions also include a faux chicken pineapple stir fry and onion quiche. Bring questions or a recipe and time will be given to discussing how to convert your family recipes to using tofu. Also bring your appetite!
Instructor: Linda & Larry Addison of Rainbow Garden
Place: Hood River Middle School Room 101
Date(s): Wednesday, March 3
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $15.00
HEALTH
Children
Infant CPR
Certified American Red Cross instructor will teach parents how to perform CPR on infants. Class will be conducted in Spanish. Sponsored by New Parent Services. Scholarships and childcare available upon request.
Instructor: Lucia Lopez and Marisol Salis
Place: Hood River Valley Christian Church
Date(s): Saturday, January 16
Time: TBA
Sessions: 1
Fee: $7.00
Dowsing
Pendulum Dowsing
Dowsing is an amazingly simple way to know how your energy relates to everything you ingest, rub on or are uncertain of what is good and bad for you. Pendulum dowsing has been featured in many publications, including the Smithsonian Magazine. Bring to class items that you use regularly such as vitamins, creams, medincines, soaps, shampoos, etc. This class will be a good prerequisite for the Growing Younger class listed in the health section of this catalog.
Instructor: Avis Dunas, M.Ed.
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Wednesday, January 20
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $8.00
Exercise
Qigong
Qigong is the practice of an ancient Chinese discipline based on nurturing, balancing and strengthening the "qi" or vital energy within us. Similar to Tai Chi, Qigong involves slow rhythmic movements with a focused mind and relaxed breathing. Qigong is an art and science that plays an active role in protecting and strengthening health, and preventing and treating disease.
Instructor: Jeanette Fentie
Place: HR Middle School, old gym
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 12
Fee: $25.00
Flowers
Applied Kinesiology and Flower Essences
Kinesiolgy (muscle study) is a method to get directly in touch with the physical body's electrical system, which corresponds to the nervous system. After learning kinesiolgy, learn about the essence of flowers and their energy. Flower essences or flower remedies work directly with both the electrical and the central nervous system. By taking the correct essences, we immediately balance the bodies electrical system, stabilize the nervous system, and stop the domino effect that leads to illness. Each participant will take home a bottle of essence. Choose from two different dates.
Instructor: Heidrun vonBuschow
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Saturday, February 20
Monday, February 22
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m. (Monday)
10:00-12:00 a.m. (Saturday)
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $15.00
Energy Cleansing
Have you ever wondered why some places (homes, stores, treatment rooms, offices feel good while others drain your energies? Find out how to discern the difference and what you can do to balance (energy cleanse) your environment. Prerequisite: Flower essence workshop.
Instructor: Heidrun vonBuschow
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Saturday, February 27
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $9.00
Herbs
Basic Herbalism I
Do you want to find out which of Mother Nature's abundant plants are useful? This series will be an indepth study of the science and art of herbalism. The sessions will focus on the bodies systems and the herbs uses for medicinal action. These are hands-on sessions making useful herbal products that you will take home. All materials are included. Choose from one or all four sessions.
Instructor: Joy Olson
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Thursday, Feb.18 (Blood/Liver Cleansing)
Thursday, Feb. 25 (Skin)
Thursday, March 4 (Musculo/skeletal)
Thursday, March 11 (Digestive)
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 15
Fee: $8.00/session
Juliette of the Herbs
This seminar will consist of a video and discussion about the life and work of Juliette de Bairacli Levy. This is a beautifully filmed lyrical and inspiring portrait of an herbalist, traveler in search of herbal wisdom and the pioneer of holistic veterinary medicine. This video was filmed on location in seven different countries and is interwoven with a vast collection of photographs. Juliette's well-loved and now classic herbals for animals and for children have been a vital inspiration for the present day herbal renaissance and holistic animal care community.
Instructor: Krista Thie
Place: HR Middle School, room 200
Date(s): Thursday, January 14
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $5.00
Medicinal Plant Field Walk
Learn to identify winter plants that are available in the Columbia Gorge area. Samples will be gathered for making medicinal remedies. In case of severe weather, the hike will be postponed. All ages welcome.
Instructor: Krista Thie
Place: TBA
Date(s): Saturday, February 20
Time: 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $8.00
Medicinal Plants of the Columbia River Gorge
This class will be an introduction to medicinal herbs that are available in the Columbia Gorge. Samples will be available as well as what herbs are used for different remedies. Bring samples of native plants if you would like them identified.
Instructor: Krista Thie
Place: HR Middle School, room 209
Date(s): Thursday, February 18
Time: 7:00-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $8.00
Hypnosis
Medical Hypnosis
This seminar will explain the myths, misconceptions, and fears about hypnosis. Also to be discussed will be the uses of hypnosis for healing a large variety of medical and emotional problems.
Instructor: Lynn Andruss (Healing Hands)
Place: HR Valley High School, D09
Date(s): Tuesday, February 23
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $9.00
Spiritual Hypnosis
This seminar will show you how to open yourself to hypnosis and show the relationship to dreams. Look at the consciousness, subconscious, and natural soul expanding highs that is available to you.
Instructor: Lynn Andruss (Healing Hands)
Place: HR Valley High School, C13
Date(s): Tuesday, March 2
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $9.00
Mind & Body
Healthy Pleasures
Based on the book by Orbstein and Sobel, this class will describe a new science of mood medicine and activities that are once pleasurable and healthy. Topics include the virtues of sensuality including touch (e.g.. massage), auditory (music), visual (views of nature), taste (healthy foods and spices, and somesthetic (exercise and rest). In addition, healthy mental states and activities will be presented, including acquired optimism, developing new interests, healthy self-indulgence and the health benefits of being altruistic. There will be a $15.00 textbook fee (payable to the instructor).
Instructor: Jolie Lucas-Holt (Cascade Counseling)
Place: HR Valley High School, H19
Date(s): Monday, beginning February 22
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $12.00
Meditation
Basic meditation is a state of being which brings stillness to a person’s mind and emotions. Guided Meditations where your mind is in a relaxed, open state is a powerful way to create rapid, profound, and lasting changes in your life. Several meditation techniques will be taught as well as a study into the science of breath work with guided meditations, such as: the art of self love, opening to receive, appreciation and gratitude and many more. Studies now have proven that meditation can add 10-12 years to a person’s life. Bring a notebook to class.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: HR Middle School, 300
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 12
Fee: $36.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to instructor)
Hatha Yoga
Yoga is recognized as one of the most comprehensive systems for cultivating and maintaining a high level of health and fitness. The movements provide a joyful physical experience in understanding your body and forming a new perspective. This class incorporates traditional yoga asanas (postures) with movement and breathing techniques to balance our bodies, our emotions, and our lives. It is a total, holistic practice, addressing all aspects of the individual’s development and offering the greatest of all attainments: health and peace. Aligning bones, muscles and joints opens and strengthens the body and spirit. Private lessons are also available upon request. Choose from different levels.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: HR Middle School, 300
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 10
Fee: $26.00
Hatha Yoga (Daytime)
Yoga is recognized as one of the most comprehensive systems for cultivating and maintaining a high level of health and fitness. The movements provide a joyful physical experience in understanding your body and forming a new perspective. This class incorporates traditional yoga asanas (postures) with movement and breathing techniques to balance our bodies, our emotions, and our lives. It is a total, holistic practice, addressing all aspects of the individual’s development and offering the greatest of all attainments: health and peace. Aligning bones, muscles and joints opens and strengthens the body and spirit. Private lessons are also available upon request. Choose from three different days and attend as many as you wish.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13 or
Thursdays, beginning January 14 or
Fridays, beginning January 15
Time: 5:00-6:00 p.m. (wed.)
1:00-2:30 p.m. (Thurs. or Fri.)
Sessions: 8 Limit: 10
Fee: $26.00
Lunch Time Yoga
This class is for the individual that would like to make more efficient time of their day. Go back to work relaxed and refreshed. Read the Hatha yoga description for more information on yoga. Choose from different ability levels.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday & Friday, beginning January 13
Time: 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Sessions: 20 Limit: 12
Fee: $25.00/10 Sessions:
Radon Gas
Radon Gas Seminar
The majority of homes have radon gas, but high levels can be dangerous. A representative from the Radiation Protection Section of the Oregon Health Division will present this informational seminar. Find out where radon gas comes from, how to test your home, and how to control it, as well as the health risks.
Instructor: Ray Paris
Place: HR Valley High School, H19
Date(s): Tuesday, January 23
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $4.00
Reflexology
Reflexology 101
Basic understanding of Foot Reflexology, where it comes from, what it can do and how to apply it. Learn basic relaxation techniques through the feet. Bring blanket and pillow and short fingernails.
Instructor: Marie Louise Penchoen, Natl. Certified Reflexology
Place: HR Valley High School Room B10
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00
Reflexology 102
For anyone wanting to expand their basic knowledge of foot reflexology. In this series of three classes we will explore the different systems in the body and how they can be strengthened through the reflexes in the feet. Learn how to make yourself, friends and family feel better using loving and non-invasive techniques. Bring blanket and pillow and short fingernails.
Instructor: Marie Louise Penchoen, Natl. Certified Reflexology
Place: HR Valley HS Room B10
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning February 23
Time: 6:30-9:30 pm
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $20.00
The Body
Growing Younger and Creating a Fountain of Youth
Ponce deLeon was correct, there is a fountain of Youth. However, it can be anywhere you are, not just in Florida. While we are all aging, physicians and researchers from such companies a Schiff, Solgar, Twin Labs, Eli Lilly, Pfiser and Merck have been developing compounds that can truly "youthify" us all. But, why take these chemicals with side effects when you can create your own program of youth. CBS "60 Minutes" devoted a segment to this program recently. The president of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine has written a scientifically documented book about this medically proven research. Learn to make tremendous changes in your health, energy level and body shape through the use of simple chemicals your own body produces. Anyone that has taken a dowsing class should bring along their tools.
Instructor: Avis Dunas
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $8.00 Supplies: $14.00 (textbook)
GARDENING
Composting
Organic Composting
In this class Ron Stuart from Columbia Gorge Organics will bring us a fascinating slide show about composting. Anyone interested in the benefits and techniques involved in making quality compost will love this class. Come ready for questions and informed answers with a lively discussion.
Instructor: Ron Stuart, Col. Gorge Organics
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, February 18
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
Garden Preparation
Starting your Spring Garden
Get a jump start on your spring garden by starting seeds indoors this winter. We'll discuss seed starting, lighting, soil and varieties that are best started indoors. Also by using new techniques you can start eating out of your garden by April. Learn how to get early harvests, and what seeds are best planted directly in the garden.
Instructor: John & Rhea Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Saturday, January 23
Time: 10:00am
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
Landscape Design
Basic Landscape Design
Undecided where to begin on a new construction or an existing landscape? Join us for a beginner's class on planning, hardscape, plant choices and custom designing a landscape that's perfect for you! Bring 1/4" graph paper with property lines, basic house outline and any permanent features (I.e. fences, sheds, large trees, etc.) drawn to scale. Also snapshots of your house at different angles will be extremely helpful. This is a working class and winter is the perfect time to plan the yard of your dreams!
Instructor: Rhea Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Saturday, January 16 & 23
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $10.00
Perennials - Designing for Continuous Bloom
Perennials, with the right planning, can bring color, texture, foliage and so much more to a border or be. We will be working on designs for full sun, part sun, part shade and full shade beds. This is a working class so please bring a scaled drawing on graph paper of the area you wish to work on and snapshots of the existing bed can be very helpful. Continuous bloom will be our focus as well as soil preparation, fertilizing, deadheading, pruning and much more on the care of your perennials once you've got your plan. Perennials are not low maintenance plants but with the proper planning, weeding will be reduced significantly and yearly planting will be non existent! This is the perfect time of year to design this project.
Instructor: Rhea Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, March 18
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $10.00
Landscaping
Low Maintenance Landscaping
A class for those desiring a nice looking yard with not so much work. John will bring over 35 years of professional maintenance experience to this class. He will discuss tricks of the trade, new technologies and time saving short cuts. Topics will include establishing "maintenance type" areas, effective schedules, safe use of chemicals, lawn substitutes and much more.
Instructor: John Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, February 4
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: no charge
Naturescaping
This session is for those people who want their landscape to look more natural and demand less maintenance. There are may advantages to using plants which will do well in a certain locale, whether they are natives or not. Besides needing less care, they need no chemicals to say vigorous and healthy. Topics will include naturalistic and low maintenance design principles, plant origins and ecology, and new introductions now available. Soil prep and planting will also be discussed.
Instructor: John Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, February 11
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: no charge
Residential Landscaping
This class will cover design principles and site planning for mixed borders and island beds. A mixed border consists of small trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and possibly annuals as fillers. It provides color throughout the season and is an increasingly popular landscape style. Suitable shrubs and perennials will be covered in depth. Marion McNew is the owner of Mount Hood Gardens, a landscape design and installation company. She is a licensed landscape contractor and holds a Masters Degree in Horticulture.
Instructor: Marion McNew
Place: HR Valley High School, B08
Date(s): Wednesday, beginning February 10
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 20
Fee: $20.00
Lawn Care
Easy Steps to a Beautiful Lawn
This class will focus on cultural practices to keep your lawn healthy. We'll also cover renovation options for old lawns or establishing a new lawn when necessary. Facts and fancies of thatch and mole control will be discussed with other common problems.
Instructor: John Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, March 4
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
Pruning
Pruning for the Home Gardener
This class will show how pruning is an art as well as a science. We'll cover basic principles of plant health, and how & when to prune roses, fruit trees, shrubs & shade trees. Bring questions on your particular pruning needs.
Instructor: John Hergenrather & Gwenie Barilleaux
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Saturday, January 30
Time: 1:00pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: no charge
Roses
Growing Good Roses
Growing good roses is a matter of selection depending on your needs and time available. Learn about "low maintenance" roses, roses on their own root stock, new varieties and much more. Pruning, fertilization, spraying and care will all be discussed.
Instructor: Gwenie Barilleaux
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, March 11
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
Vegetable Gardens
How to Grow Healthful Food
Without a lot of extra work you can double the nutritional yield of your home-grown fruits and vegetables. Learn secrets of crop selection, compost and soil preparation, planting and harvesting methods which will pay off in big dividends! A personal video will be shown of the gardening practices of the healthy Hunza; and will examine reasons for the extraordinary vigor and life span of these people. Come ready for handouts and good discussion.
Instructor: John Hergenrather
Place: Good News Gardening
Date(s): Thursday, February 25
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
SENIOR CITIZENS
Computers
Computer Operations for Seniors
Don’t feel left behind in this fast-paced computer technology world. This class is designed especially for people that have no previous knowledge of computers and have never used one. Learn the terminology, use a keyboard and mouse, enter data, print documents, and have fun with all the incredible things a computer can do. Bring a sack lunch and
Instructor: Nikki Juras
Place: HR Valley High School, C06
Date(s): Saturdays, February 20 & 27
Time: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $35.00
Day Trips
A Great Day in Portland
This fun filled day will begin with a beautiful drive down the Gorge aboard a commercial bus. There will be three interesting stops. Your first stop in the morning will be Powell's Book Store. Browse through one of the largest book stores in the United States. Look for new or used books on any topic and sit and relax while reviewing your selections. The next stop will be the famous Avalon Restaurant on the banks of the Williamette River. The Avalon is designed to mirror the feeling of a luxury ocean liner of the 1920's, and specializes in French cuisine with an Asian twist. One of the top five restaurants in Portland. After a spectacular lunch, you will stop at the Columbia Gorge Factory Outlet Stores.

Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): Wednesday, January 27
Time: Departure: 8:30 a.m.
Return: 4:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 35
Fee: $28.00
Mystery Trip
The cold of winter will soon melt away. Immerse yourself in warmth, but don't get too wrapped up with yourself. Join us on a trip to a very new destination for all of you, but one you will not forget.

Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: Departure: 9:30 a.m.
Return: 2:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 18
Fee: $29.00
Education
Drivers
55 Alive
How does the aging process affect your driving? What are the recommended ways to compensate for hearing loss while driving? These questions and many others will be covered in a 8 hour course that helps refine existing driving skills and develop safe defensive driving techniques. Produced by AARP.
Instructor: Evan Ellis
Place: HR Senior Center
Date(s): Monday and Tuesday, March 15 & 16
Time: 8:00am-12:00pm
Sessions: 2 Limit: 30
Fee: $8.00
Travel
Oregon-Costa Rica Adult Exchange Program
Learn from former participants about Partners of the America program, a Hands Across the Border project initiated by John F. Kennedy. There are opportunities to travel with an Oregon delegation for a month in the winter. Also you may choose to volunteer to host for the Costa Rican group that travels here in the fall. This presentation will feature a slide show and what is involved in this exchange.
Instructor: Gordon McCarty
Place: HR Valley High School Room H12
Date(s): Thursday, January 21,
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 30
Fee: $3.00
Vacations
Dutch Masterpiece Vacation
Spend seven fantastic days in Holland this coming spring. Visit such places as: bulb fields in full bloom of southern Holland, Frisian Lake district, Veluwe forest, Zeeland, The Peace Palace, canal cruise, museums, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Waterland, and much more. Includes round trip airfare, seven nights lodging, tours, bus transfers, 6 breakfasts, 4 dinners and more.

Date(s): May 4-12, 1999
Time: Deposit due: $100.00 by January 8
Limit: 16
Fee: $1,753.00 (double occupancy)
Rogue River Jet Boat Trip
You will never forget this 80 mile jet boat trip up the Rogue River. A skilled pilot and a specially built hydrojet boat will take you up rapids and whitewater into the heart of some of Oregon's most beautiful backcountry. The scenery and sensation are well worth it. Spend two nights at the Shore Cliff Inn only steps from the ocean. You will also visit Wildlife Safari and see many African and endangered species in their natural settings. Trip includes commercial bus transportation, jet boat cruise, two nights lodging and entrance to Wildlife Safari.

Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): July 19-21, 1999
Limit: 42
Fee: $198.00
San Francisco Vacation
Visit one of the most interesting cities in the world. Stay at Fishermans Wharf, ride the trolley cars, visit China Town, cross the Golden State Bridge, cruise the harbor and visit Alcatraz, enjoy the restaurants, shopping and sightseeing in fantastic San Francisco. Cost includes bus transport to Portland airport, round trip air fare from Portland to San Francisco, commercial tour coach, three nights lodging at Fishermans Wharf, harbor cruise and tours, and more.

Date(s): September 20-23, 1999
Sessions: Limit: 42
Fee: $429.00
FIELD TRIPS AND TOURS
Science
Astronomy
An Evening at the Observatory
What are all those bright lights in the sky called? Come along on a bus trip to the Goldendale Observatory to take a look at the stars and planets through the second largest public viewing telescope in the United States. This trip will include a lecture on the solar system and time inside the observatory dome viewing. Families are encouraged to attend together. All ages welcome.
Instructor: Genevieve Scholl
Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): Saturday, March 6
Time: Depart: 6:00 p.m., Return: 11:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 40
Fee: $10.00/person or $25.00/family
Sporting Events
Portland Power Vs. Nashville Noise
Who needs the NBA! The WNBA is in full swing. Join us for a trip to see a professional women's basketball game. We have great seats close to the floor for the Power Vs. the Nashville Noise. Cost includes bus transport and reserved seat. Families are encouraged to attend. Limited tickets so register early. Reservation deadline is January 15th.

Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): Saturday, January 16
Time: Departure: 5:00 p.m.
Return: 11:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 35
Fee: $25.00
Winter Olympics 2002
The Winter Olympic Games in 2002 will be in Utah. The community Education Department is beginning to promote a bus trip to the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City. This five day trip will include commercial bus coach, lodging, and tickets to such events as figure skating, speed skating, and ice hockey. Information on skiing events is still undetermined. This is a chance of a life time to attend an Olympic event. Even though it is three years away, we will be required to reserve tickets years in advance. Please call our office if you are interested in reserving a place. We will keep interested parties informed as more details become available.

Date(s): February 2002
Limit: 44
Fee: TBA
DO IT YOURSELF
Automotive
Auto Body Repair Basics
The course will provide an introduction in auto body repair. Learn how to repair dents, featuring, priming, painting, and finishing. Tools will be covered as well as some hands-on projects. Materials included.
Instructor: Apple City Auto Body Staff
Place: Apple City Auto Body Shop
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning March 16
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 12
Fee: $90.00
Furniture
Chair Caning
Learn the old fashioned technique of caning chairs that have a woven seat. Participants will learn the hand and machine methods. Each participant will order materials and through hands-on experience cane a chair. Students may consult with the instructor if unsure of the type of chair. Bring chair to first class. Materials will cost about $12.00.
Instructor: Avalon Totten Denton
Place: HR Middle School, room 103
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 19
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 10
Fee: $20.00
Upholstery
Do you have pieces of furniture that are in need of repair? Here is your chance to learn the basics of upholstery and furniture repair. Students will discuss their projects with the instructor at the first class. Materials and supplies can be purchased from the instructor directly at class. Projects will be limited to either chairs or small sofas. Bring your project to the first class. There will be a $5.00 lab fee payable to instructor.
Instructor: Denise Hadley (RNL Upholstery)
Place: Frankton School
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 8
Fee: $55.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to the instructor)
Home
Design/Remodel your Kitchen
Local architect Carl Perron will discuss various design issues, concepts materials, and details of kitchen and bathroom design. As time permits, Carl will provide suggestions on individual situations.
Instructor: Carl Perron
Place: HR Valley High School Room B08
Date(s): Wednesday, March 10,
Time: 5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $7.00
Help with Designing Your House or Remodel Part l
Local Architect Carl Perron will focus and how to work with the site and on the site design itself, including climatic, topography, soils, landscaping, passive solar, zoning, building codes, utilities, ect. After the second hour, Carl will take specific questions about your project site or maybe a future project site.
Instructor: Carl Perron
Place: HR Valley High School B08
Date(s): Thursday February 25,
Time: 6:00p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $10.00
Help with Designing Your House or Remodel Part 2
Local Architect Carl Perron will focus on varies structural systems, construction methods, materials, and latest heating and cooling technology. Also discussed will be construction and materials budgets, interior design, and phasing opportunities. Carl will also stress and how to get the biggest bang for the buck. After the second hour, Carl will take specific questions about your project or possible future project.
Instructor: Carl Perron
Place: HR Valley High School Room B08
Date(s): Thursday March 4,
Time: 6:00p.m.-9:30p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $10.00
Skis & Snowboards
Ski & Snowboard Tune-up
This program will show you how to keep your skis and snowboard is excellent working condition. Through demonstration learn how to work the base, edges and wax. Start to finish for all types of skis and snowboards. Beginners and individuals with tune-up experience would benefit.
Instructor: Rob Meyers
Place: HR Windsurfing, 101 Oak Av.
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $5.00
Woodworking
Woodworking
This class will provide instruction in the use of power shop equipment and hand tools. There will be a $20.00 safety and supply fee (payable to HR Valley High School’s woodshop) to handle cost of nails, screws, glue, saw blades, sand paper, etc. To Register contact the instructor (386-4500 during the day) in advance, and get a head start on your project planning.
Instructor: Jim Hammermeister
Place: HR Valley High School, woodshop
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 12
Fee: $45.00 Supplies: $20.00
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Ancient Skills
Flint Knapping I
Make a stone point using the same methods of ancient cultures. Using both pressure flaking and percussion flaking, participants will create an crude arrowhead from obsidian. All materials will be provided.
Instructor: Jason Deach & Jack Fee
Place: HR Middle School, woodshop
Date(s): Thursday, January 7
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 6
Fee: $12.00
Flint Knapping II
This class is for people that have taken a basic class. Using both pressure flaking and percussion flaking, participants will create an crude tools from obsidian. More advanced skills will be taught. All materials will be provided.
Instructor: Jason Deach & Jack Fee
Place: HR Middle School, woodshop
Date(s): Thursday, January 14
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 6
Fee: $12.00
Automobiles
Buying a Car
Purchasing a vehicle is a major decision, emotionally and financially. Find out how you can make this process much easier on yourself. Learn what to expect when negotiating a deal, and what variables are involved in buying a vehicle. Find out about dealerships and approaches to dealing with customers. A simple check list learned in this consumer seminar will make your next purchase easier and more pleasant for you and the salesperson. Taught by an current salesman.
Instructor: Richard Yand
Place: HR Middle School, 221
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $6.00
Comedy
Introduction to Improvisational Comedy
Do you like to laugh or make other people laugh? Join members of the Gorge's own Brain Pants improvisational troupe for a basic course in comedy. Participation is inevitable! Open to ages 13 and older.
Instructor: Peter Tappert
Place: HR Middle School, 200
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning February 16
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $12.00
Cosmetics
Looking Your Best
Are you still wearing the same makeup colors that you wore 10 years ago? Update your look appearance with makeup that is flattering and appropriate for your lifestyle. Participants will receive a personal makeover designed to compliment your coloring and facial features. Discover makeup tricks that will make you look your very best!
Instructor: Mary Lively
Place: HR Middle School, 105
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 6
Fee: $5.00
Decorating
Budget Interior Design
Learn the most cost affective ways to decorate your home or office. Find out where to shop for bargains, discuss window coverings, re-upholstering ideas, and color coordination. Bring your ideas, color choices, fabric samples or photographs of rooms to redecorated.
Instructor: Janell Novick
Place: HR Valley High School, B11
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 19
Time: 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 20
Fee: $15.00
Dreams
Dream Work I
It has been said that dreams are the forgotten language of God. The interpretation of dreams is a path to understanding ones own inner-self, and many believe a doorway into the soul of the world. The approaches taught in this fascinating class are simple and forthright. Principles discussed will be from works of Carl Jung, James Hilman, Robert Johnson, and Stephen Aizenstat. Mr. Lusk has a masters in Divinity, MA in Mythology, and 30 years of Dream Works experience. Bring your dreams for discussion. It is recommended to take notes of your dreams for reference.
Instructor: Stephen Lusk
Place: HR Valley High School, room B10
Date(s): Wednesdays, January 20
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 12
Fee: $15.00
Dream Work II
It has been said that dreams are the forgotten language of God. This class will focus on the masculine and feminine gender images and attributes in dreams, and animal images. Prerequisite: Dream Work I. Bring your dreams for discussion. It is recommended to take notes of your dreams for reference.
Instructor: Stephen Lusk
Place: HR Valley High School, B10
Date(s): Thursday, beginning January 21
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 12
Fee: $15.00
Estate Planning
Estate Planning
This seminar will provide a basic overview of estate planning. Learn the legal and financial components in preparing your estate, and find out how the new federal laws are affecting you and your assets. This generic approach will give you the knowledge to make good decisions.
Instructor: Teunis Wyers, attorney
Place: HR Senior Center
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $5.00
Financial Aid
College Financial Planning
Are you planning to have your child attend college? If you answered yes, this seminar will assist you in methods of preparing for the day and also how to apply for financial aid. Learn how to use the new education IRA, how to structure assets to qualify for maximum financial aid, how to determine if you qualify for aid, and how to fill out the financial aid forms.
Instructor: Paul & Jeff Mansur
Place: HR Valley High School, room D08
Date(s): Wednesday, January 13
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 25
Fee: $7.00
Fish
Fish and Aquarium Care
For the novice, caring for fish can be very confusing and difficult. Let the professionals show you how to properly set up a tank and maintain it. Learn about various species of fish, which ones are best for certain aquariums, disease control, etc. This class will explain about equipment, setup and stocking of a properly functioning aquarium. All ages welcome.
Instructor: Nita MacDougall (The Bead Barn & Fish Emporium)
Place: The Bead Barn & Fish 1082 Tucker Road
Date(s): Saturday, beginning January 9
Time: 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 15
Fee: $12.00
Geneology
Basic Genealogy
Here is your opportunity to trace for family heritage. Learn how to organize existing material and information and create a ancestry chart. You will use various research sources including national computer systems. People completing this course will have access to the library for future use.
Instructor: Dotty Sinclair
Place: LDS Church Library , 18th & May St.
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 8
Fee: $7.00
Geology
Natural History of the Columbia Gorge
This class is designed to help students appreciate how the beautiful scenery around us came to be. Two evening sessions will make use of colorful slides and video, charts and handouts. The first session will concentrate on an outline of our geologic history. In the second class we will consider the reasons for our unusually diverse biology. Recent pollen core studies are revealing how past climatic fluctuations have influenced the migration of plant and animal communities in our area.
Instructor: John Hergenrather
Place: CGCC, room 1.366
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 20
Fee: $15.00
History
Celilo Falls: A Place, A Memory
As a Columbia River Indian fisherman remembering growing up at Celilo Falls, Ed Edmo brings to life the upheaval caused by the building of The Dalles Dam. Using legends from Northwest tribes, storyteller Ed Edmo discusses the destruction and displacement of the Celio community., and the ensuing issues of fishing rights, racism, oppression and social change. The dam caused the displacement of people, pollution, and the destruction of salmon, yet Ed talks hope and laughter, using environmental poetry and Native American wit and stories. Following the talk, he will answer questions and display photos and artifacts. All ages welcome. This event is made possible in part by the Oregon Council for the Humanities, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Instructor: Ed Edmo
Place: HR Valley High School, Bowe Theater
Date(s): Thursday, February 25
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1
Fee: No Charge
Leather
Moccasin Construction
Learn how to make a traditional style leather soft bottom moccasin. Students will complete one moccasin in class and have the knowledge to make more on your own. All leather is the neutral color. Leather to be purchased from instructor.
Instructor: Nita MacDougall (The Bead Barn & Fish Emporium)
Place: 1082 Tucker Road
Date(s): Tuesday, January 19
Time: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $10.00
Logic
Look at this Logically
Should I take this workshop? No way! They'll get me to take one class and the next thing you know, they'll have me taking every class in the catalog! (thin entering wedge), Beware, you will gain a little logic and lose all your emotions! (scrambling cause and effect). The latest Whollop Poll shows that 65.25% of logical people are less popular. (figures prove). Besides, the teacher makes jewelry for a living. (does not follow). Come with your favorite opinions, logic puzzles, and an open mind. Leave with 13 logical levers to tilt poor arguments out of the workplace or at the dinner table.
Instructor: Bruce Howard
Place: HR Middle School, 220
Date(s): Wednesday, January 20
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $8.00
Money Management
ABC's of Investing
This three-part course will cover the basics of investing and the concepts and terminology you should know. The course will cover stocks, bonds, tax advantaged investments, mutual funds and asset allocation. There will be a required book at $8.00 (payable to the instructor at the class).
Instructor: Paul Harshbarger (Edward Jones Co.)
Place: HR Valley High School D11
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 4
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 3 Limit: 9
Fee: $10.00
Supplies: $8.00 (payable to instructor)
Outdoors
Making Snow Shelters in the Wilderness
Lost in the wilderness in winter or trapped by a snow storm can be deadly. Learn how to build three different types of snow shelters based upon material available. This hands-on program is designed to prepare you for the worst situations. Dress for the outdoors and bring a lunch and beverages.
Instructor: Jason Deach & Jack Fee
Place: TBA
Date(s): Saturday, January 16
Time: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $25.00
Primitive Snowshoes
Learn how to make functional snowshoes made from natural materials found in the forest. These shoes are reusable and great for deep snow. All materials will be included.
Instructor: Jason Deach and Jack Fee
Place: HR Middle School, woodshop
Date(s): Thursday, January 21
Time: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $20.00
Primitive Utensils
Learn techniques and skills to make basic utensils from nature using fire. Make a bowl, spoon or cup. Dress warm as the class will be held outside adjacent to the grand stands at the football field, but there will be fire warmth.
Instructor: Jason Deach & Jack Fee
Place: HR Valley High School, field area
Date(s): Thursday, January 28
Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $10.00
Radio Controlled
Radio Controlled Airplanes
Learn about this fascinating hobby and actually build a radio controlled airplane from scratch. With guidance the entire class will construct an airplane together. At the last class the airplane will be raffled off to a lucky participant. Information will also be shared on the local radio control club. All ages welcome.
Instructor: Joe Deckard
Place: HR Middle School, 105
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14,
Time: 7:00-9:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $20.00
Retirement
365 Ways to a Productive Retirement
While some have new projects ready to go, others seek new and different things to do once they retire. Where do you find these options? No further than this class. This session will provide you with a vast set of ideas to expand your life and interests. Learn how to help others in ways and geographic areas you never imagined: where to learn new things; international opportunities; and a rich source of volunteer and paid activities in the U.S. and abroad. The instructor who is retired just returned from Bulgaria sent by our government. Make your retirement fun and special.
Instructor: Avis Dunas
Place: HR Valley High School, C12
Date(s): Wednesday, January 28
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $8.00
Travel
Israel and The Holy Land
Come listen to a presentation on the highlights of the Holy Land of Israel. Visit Tel Aviv, a boat cruise on the Sea of Galilee, Jerusalem, Bethlehem and more. This class would be a wonderful introduction for a possible trip in late 1999.
Instructor: Hood River Travel Staff
Place: HR Travel, 416 Oak Mall
Date(s): Wednesday, February 24
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 30
Fee: $2.00
Weapons
Handgun Workshop
This course will deal with how to use handguns correctly and safely. One indoor session will cover safety, usage, legal aspects, etc. A range shoot will be arranged if possible. This class is mandatory for weapons permits.
Instructor: Kevin Lynch (HR Police Dept.)
Place: HR Middle School, 105
Date(s): Wednesday, January 27
Time: 6:00-10:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $12.00
Wildlife
Raptors of the Gorge
Everywhere in the Columbia River Gorge you will find birds of prey. From rain forest to high desert, from mountains to marsh, our area is hunting ground for many kinds of hawks, owls, eagles, and falcons. Learn how to identify raptors, where to find them, when they breed and migrate, and their distinctive habits. Join Steve Rice, interpreter for the USDA Forest Service for an interesting slide and lecture presentation on raptors. Co-sponsored with the Columbia Gorge National
Instructor: Steve Rice
Place: HR Valley High School, Bowe Theater
Date(s): Tuesday, January 26
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 100
Fee: $3.00
ADULT SPORTS AND RECREATION
Sports
Aerobics
Step Aerobics
These classes are for the individual that wants to maintain good physical condition and cardiovascular health. All levels are welcome. Beginners will adjust their workout.
Instructor: Jenny Linck
Place: Westside Elementary, cafeteria
Date(s): Monday & Wednesday beginning January 4
Time: 5:45-6:45 p.m.
Sessions: ongoing Limit: 12
Fee: $28.00/month
Fencing
Renaissance Swordsmanship
Have you ever imagined fighting a duel of honor? Join us and find out! Using fencing replicas of period weapons, you will learn how to restruct the methods and practices of the Elizabethan masters. Aerobics and modern sports cannot compare to facing someone brandishing a rapier. Open to any age over 16.
Instructor: Ed Gunderson
Place: Westside Elementary, Hall Way
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 19
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 8
Fee: $30.00
Swashbuckling
Let the "Zorro" out from within you! Now you can learn how to use a sword and find out how much fun and exciting it can be. All protective gear, helmet, and weapons will be provided. Fencing has been described as "Chess with Muscles". Open to anyone 15 years and older. Bring a pair of gloves and a towel. Intermediate level students are welcome.
Instructor: Ed Gunderson
Place: Westside Elementary, cafeteria
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 21
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 6 Limit: 8
Fee: $35.00
Fishing
Beginning Fly Fishing I
This class will present a simple, visual, hands-on experience of laying the foundation to set a beginner on the right path to becoming a worthy fly fisher. Learn basic casts, knots, selecting flies, water and fish location, and choosing the right equipment. An angling tactics field trip is planned. No equipment or license is required.
Instructor: Ron Lauzon (Pioneer Services)
Place: HR Middle School, 122
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $46.00
Beginning Fly Fishing II
This class will build on the foundation of the growing fly fisher. Continuous improvement progresses with casting, distance, accuracy and shooting line, tying flies, running and stillwater techniques, and more knots. Instructional field trip and you must have a current Oregon fishing license. Bring your own equipment or some will be provided.
Instructor: Ron Lauzon (Pioneer Services)
Place: HR Middle School, 122
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning February 18
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $46.00
Intermediate Fly Fishing I
This class goes beyond the basics for developing your casting style with emphasis on trouble shooting and individual help for progressive fishing skills. Fly line/loop control, and rod tip pattern for variety of practical fishing cast presentations with reach, slack line, accurate distance casting, and for wind. Also streamside entomology of the dry, wet, nymph, and streamer flies will be include. Some fly tying plus an instructional field trip. Must have current Oregon fishing license.
Instructor: Ron Lauzon (Pioneer Services)
Place: HR Middle School, 122
Date(s): Monday, January 25
No class on Feb.15,
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 4 Limit: 10
Fee: $46.00
Kick Boxing
Cardio Kickboxing
Take a break from those ordinary repetitious routines. Experience an exciting new way to get into shape and maintain an attractive physique. Learning proper techniques will help you develop muscle tone, strength, endurance, flexibility, and confidence. Be guaranteed a good workout and learn to execute explosive power punches and kicks along with good defensive tactics. Participants can purchase either hand wraps or bag gloves for between $6.00-15.00. No physical contact.
Instructor: Ron Bodner
Place: HR Valley High School, commons
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning January 12
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Sessions: 20 Limit: 15
Fee: $40.00
Rock Climbing
Introduction to Rock Climbing - Indoor Wall
Learn to rock climb in the comfort of indoors on the new eight station artificial climbing wall. To be taught will be basic roped climbing, knots, rope handling, belaying, signals, and movements. All skills learned on the wall can be applied to the natural environments. Anyone completing this basic course will also be eligible to use the wall on designated open sessions. All equipment will be provided. Yearly memberships for those wanting to use the wall will be available after completion of the class for $15.00/six months or $30.00/year. Choose from two different dates.
Instructor: Lisa & John Rust and Margo Finley
Place: HR Middle School, old gym
Date(s): Monday & Tuesday, January 11 & 12 or
Monday & Tuesday, February 8 & 9
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $25.00
Skiing
Cross Country Skiing (Beginning)
This introductory lesson will cover skiing techniques, equipment and clothing for the novice skier. There will be one indoor orientation session and two outdoor afternoon sessions. Class will conclude with a tour on groomed trails of approximately 6 miles. Anyone needing skis will have to reserve them from a rental shop.
Instructor: Jerry Donahue
Place: HR Valley High School, B03
Date(s): Saturday & Sunday, January 16 & 17
Time: 9:30-11:30 a.m. Sat., 12:00-4:00 p.m.( both days)
Sessions: 2 Limit: 10
Fee: $26.00
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling Fun
Find out about this fun and exciting winter sport by actually gliding down the snow packed trails in the backwoods. This program will include an orientation seminar on safety and all about the sport as well as a snowmobiling outing with members of the Columbia Gorge Power Sledders. Endorsed by the Oregon Snowmobile Association. An unique opportunity to try this popular winter sport. The snowmobile outing will be set at the orientation session.
Instructor: Columbia Gorge Power Sledders
Place: HR Valley High School, B07
Date(s): Tuesday, January 19 (indoor session)
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 20
Fee: $20.00
Snowshoes
Snow Shoeing Tours & Lessons
Come discover the beautiful trails surrounding Mt. Hood. Join us on a 4-5 hour wilderness snow shoe hike. Your guide will cover preparation, safety, and the basics of snow shoeing. All participants need appropriate winter clothing including hiking or snow boots, and a sack lunch. Snow Shoe rentals available through Cascade Whitewater (541) 386-4286. Choose from these four dates.
Instructor: Cascade Whitewater Company
Place: Meet at 10:00am Cascade Whitewater 6 Oak St.
Date(s): Saturdays January 16, January 23, February 13, February 20,
Time: 10:00a.m.-5:00pm
Sessions: 1 Limit: 6
Fee: $38.00
Volleyball
Power Volleyball League
This adult league is for more advanced volleyball players. Each team should consist of a minimum of six players and have an equal mix of men and women. Individuals are welcome to register and be assigned to a team.

Place: Wyeast Middle School, gym
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 14
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 8 Teams
Fee: $55.00/team
Recreational Volleyball League
This adult league is for players that enjoy playing volleyball and lack the experience of power ball players. Each team should consist of a minimum of six players and have an equal mix of men and women. Individuals are welcome to register and be assigned to a team.

Place: Wyeast Middle School, gym
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 13
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 10 Limit: 8 Teams
Fee: $55.00/team
Weight Lifting
Weight Training for Women
Learn weight training to tone and target women's " problem areas" that can be adapted to home exercises or to any fitness facility. The class will be catered mainly to the beginning weight trainer of any age. More advanced lifters will be assisted with personalized programs. The weight room is open three days a week to the public to continue your program.
Instructor: HR Sports Club Staff
Place: HR Valley High School, weightroom
Date(s): Mondays & Wednesdays, beginning January 25
No class on February 15,
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 20
Fee: $20.00
HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOL
Cosmetics
The Art of Make-up I
Middle school girls, this is the class for you. Learn the basics of make-up application and which colors look best on you. Find out how you can enhance your natural beauty without looking made-up. Bring any make-up you are currently using and a small mirror.
Instructor: Mary Lively
Place: HR Middle School, 103
Date(s): Monday, January 25
Time: 3:15 - 5:15 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $4.00
Music
Drums
Marimba Madness
This program will teach young people in grades 6-8 African Marimba and drum ensemble. Students will learn to perform traditional African music from Zimbabwe and Ghana. Instruments will be provided and no experience is necessary.
Instructor: Will Griffith
Place: HR Middle School, music room
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 7
Time: 3:05-4:45 p.m.
Sessions: on going Limit: no limit
Fee: No Charge
Sports
Kick Boxing
Kick Boxing Workshop
This introduction to kick Boxing will include some basic techniques. Find out what a great workout kick boxing can provide. Learn how to execute explosive power punches and kicks along with good defensive tactics. Interested individuals will discuss ongoing classes.
Instructor: Ron Bodner
Place: HR Valley High School, commons
Date(s): Saturday, January 16
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $3.00
Rock Climbing
Introduction to Rock Climbing - Indoor Wall
Learn to rock climb in the comfort of indoors on the new eight station artificial climbing wall. To be taught will be basic roped climbing, knots, rope handling, belaying, signals, and movements. All skills learned on the wall can be applied to the natural environments. Anyone completing this basic course will also be eligible to use the wall on designated open sessions. All equipment will be provided. Yearly memberships for those wanting to use the wall will be available after completion of the class for $15.00.
Instructor: Lisa & John Rust and Margo Finley
Place: HR Middle School, old gym
Date(s): Monday & Tuesday, January 19 & 20
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $20.00
Roller Hockey
Indoor Roller Hockey League
This roller hockey league is for grades 6-8. There is a list of safety equipment and a liability waiver required for each player. The league fee includes rink time for games and practices. Players will be assigned to teams which will practice at designated times assigned by the coaches.
Instructor: Local Coaches
Place: 4-H Bldg., HR County Fairgrounds
Date(s): Saturday, January 16
Time: afternoons
Sessions:
Fee: $15.00
KIDS EDUCATION
Art
Basket Weaving
Basket Weaving for Kids
Learn this pioneer craft of basket making. Children will learn the lazy squaw and figure 8 technique using sasal rope and yarn. Each child will make one basket. Choose from two different classes.
Instructor: Heidi Hubbs
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, March 6
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $9.00
Ear of Corn Basket for Kids
Native Americans have been making baskets for thousands of years. Children grades 3-5 will have fun making a small wall basket with flat reed. Children should bring an old towel to keep their lap dry.
Instructor: Laurie Cross
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, March 13
Time: 10:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $9.00
Supplies: $5.00 (payable to instructor)
Crafts
Working with Wire
Students will create 3-dimensional form and gestural expression by bending wire. Final products to be suspended for optimum viewing of this unusual approach to a familiar subject. Open to grades 3-8. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Alice Bonham
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Monday, January 18 (no school)
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $10.00
Drawing
Draw What You See
This workshop for children will provide basic drawing techniques that will assist in creating images of what the human eye sees. Taught by professional artist. All materials included. Open to grades 2-8.
Instructor: Paul Lanquist (Ant Animation)
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Saturday, February 20
Time: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 15
Fee: $8.00
Mosaics
Paper Mosaic
Create a beautiful mosaic using colored paper. Each student will discuss design and color before beginning the mosaic. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Julia Zweerts
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Monday, February 15 (no school)
Time: 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $8.00
Painting
The Aboriginal Influence
Children in grades 3-8 will create paintings patterned after the Australian Aboriginal use of dots and symbols to represent their world. A great opportunity to learn about another culture through art. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Alice Bonham
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Friday, January 29 (no school)
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $9.00
Watercolor Wonders Workshop (Gr3-5)
Learn watercolor techniques from professional artist Irene Fields. All painting supplies are included. Students in grades 3-5 will bring home an art piece. Co-sponsored by Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Irene Fields
Place: HR Middle School, 209
Date(s): Monday, February 15, (No School)
Time: 9:00a.m.-12p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 12
Fee: $18.00
Pottery
Clay Tiles & Bowls
Children ages 5-8 will work with artist Elizabeth Anderson in building decorative tiles and bowls from clay. One session will be devoted to glazing. All materials included.
Instructor: Elizabeth Anderson
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Mondays, January 18 & February 15 (no school)
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 10
Fee: $15.00
Prints
African Adinkra Prints
Learn about a variety of symbols from Africa and what they mean. Design your own symbols to carve and print. Print your own stamp, trade with others in the class and use an Adinkra stamps made by the instructor to create colorful patterns on paper. Co-sponsored by Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Sheila Ford Richmond
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Monday, February 15
Time: 9:30 - Noon
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $8.00 Supplies: $5.00
Fish Prints
Children develop their unique species of fish by tearing or cutting papers and attaching items to be inked and then pressed onto another piece of paper. The final imagery will include several fish which are similar yet quite different. Open to grades 3-8. C0-sponsored with Columbia Gorge Arts in Education.
Instructor: Alice Bonham
Place: HR Middle School, 101
Date(s): Monday, February 15 (no school)
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $9.00
Quilts
Art Quilts for Kids
Children ages 9 and older will take home a wonderful art quilt, suitable for framing. The class consists of brief instruction in basic design principles and color theory; with intensive hands-on design. The process includes drawing, cutting, and fusing fabric; then painting, and attaching beads, charms, and/or buttons. This is a fun class filled with creative freedom and exploration. Co-sponsored with Columbia Gorge
Instructor: Linda Steider
Place: Columbia Art Gallery
Date(s): Monday, January 18 (no school)
Time: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Supplies: $8.00 (payable to instructor)
Sewing
Spring Wall Hanging
Basic sewing machine techniques. Two sessions to create a work of art. Students should bring to class: Sewing machine, new sharp needle in the machine, two filled bobbins per class, scissors, pins, pin cushions & seam ripper. Fabric kits available at ETC for an extra charge.
Instructor: Ann Zuehlke
Place: Coe Primary Building
Date(s): Tuesdays, February 2 & February 9
Time: 3:30pm - 6:00pm
Sessions: 2 Limit: 8
Fee: $10.00
Spring Placemats
Basic Sewing machine techniques. Students should bring to class: Sewing machine, new sharp needle in the machine, two filled bobbins per class, scissors, pins, pin cushions & seam ripper. Fabric kits available at ETC for an extra charge. Ages 7 and over.
Instructor: Ann Zuehlke
Place: Coe Primary Building
Date(s): Tuesday, February 16
Time: 3:30pm - 6:30pm
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $10.00
Babysitting
Babysitting Short Course
Discover what it takes to be a good babysitter. During the three session class learn about the responsibilities of a babysitter, how to set up a business, what to do in a crisis, and how children grow and learn. There will be hands-on practice in preparing healthy snacks, changing diapers and solving babysitting problems. The class is open to all 6th and 7th graders. Sponsored with OSU/Hood River County Extension and Child Care Partners.
Instructor: Billie Stevens
Place: HR Middle, WyEast Middle,Cascade Locks,
Date(s): HR Middle, January 19-21, 3:05-5:00pm
WyEast Middle, January 25-27, 3:25-5:15pm
Cascade Locks, February 8-9&11 3:10-5:00pm
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $4.00
Crafts
Ancient Skills
Felting for Kids
Learn this pioneer craft of making felt from wool. Each child will make a small square piece of felt with a design. Open to grades 3-8.
Instructor: Heidi Hubbs
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, March 13
Time: 10:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $10.00
Spinning for Kids
Learn this pioneer craft of spinning yard from wool. Each child will learn to take wool and using their own drop spindle make yard. Children will take home their own drop spindle and ball of yard they make. Open to grades 3-8.
Instructor: Heidi Hubbs
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Saturday, March 6
Time: 10:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 8
Fee: $12.00
Educational
Careers
Kids on the Air!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an announcer or DJ on the radio? Here's your chance!. This program will start with a tour of KIHR-KCGB Radio Station, and provide an overview of the programming. Each child will practice a what they will say as a radio announcer such as weather, news, sports or introducing a song and hit the airwaves. Fun and educational. Children must be able to read to participate.
Instructor: Glenn Couvillion
Place: KIHR-KCGB, 1190 22nd St.
Date(s): Saturday, TBA
Time: 8:30-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $6.00
Language
Spanish
Spanish For Little Amigos
Our Spanish program for children, grades 1-5, will be offered in two locations after school. Children will engage in fun educational activities that will enhance their desire to learn a second language. Choose from two different sites.
Instructor: Sandy Salazar
Place: Mid Valley and Westside Elementary
Date(s): Tuesday, beginning January 12 (Mid Valley)
Thursday, beginning January 14 (Westside)
Time: 2:15-3:45 p.m. - Mid Val.
2:30-4:00 p.m. - West.
Sessions: 8 Limit: 15
Fee: $20.00
Music
Instrumental
Junior Orchestra
The orchestra is open to boys and girls, ages 6-18, that are currently playing a string, percussion, woodwind or brass instrument. The purpose is to create an environment for young musicians to make music while advancing their playing technique, learning new music, literature, and the opportunity to perform. The director will be Dorothy McCormick. The program is sponsored by the Chamber Music Society of Oregon and Hood River County Schools Community Education. Children may join at anytime. The orchestra meets over 30 times per year. To help with the travel expense of the director, we are asking each student to purchase a $30.00 yearly membership to the Chamber Music Society payable at your first class. For more information or to Register Call 386-4478.
Instructor: Dorothy McCormick
Place: HR Middle School, music room
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 12
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: on going Limit: 30
Fee: $30.00 (membership to Chamber Music Society)
Voice
Children's Musical Theater
Children ages 8-14 will love the experience of performing an entire children's musical written specifically for children's voices. There will be two different casts, allowing children the chance to play other parts. The music learned is fun, easy and upbeat. The children will create sets, costumes, operate sound and lights as well for a complete theater experience. There will be public performances. Includes taping fee.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: HR Middle School, auditorium
Date(s): Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginning January 19
Time: 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Sessions: 16 Limit: 20
Fee: $65.00
Mid Columbia Children's Chorus
This ongoing choir for children in grades 4-8, will teach children correct singing techniques using a variety of music. The choir will present one public performance each quarter. Students must be able to match pitch during a simple required audition. Students can enter the choir at anytime.
Instructor: Mark Steighner
Place: HR Valley High School, music room
Date(s): Tuesdays, beginning January 5
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sessions: 11 Limit: 80
Fee: $25.00
Show Tune Singers
Children ages 10-16 will work on voice training, music theory, and breathing techniques while singing pop, show and Broadway tunes. This fun voice preparation class will include a performance recital on March 12th. Choose from different age groups.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: Westside Elementary, music room
Date(s): Fridays, beginning January 15
Time: 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Sessions: 9 Limit: 12
Fee: $30.00
Young Voices
Children will learn concentration, pitch memory, beginning music theory, performance and stage presence, plus a recital. Children will sing solos, duets, and choir pieces. Reading music is required unless special permission is given by instructor. These children will also perform in the community at festivals, schools, etc. Supplies are included. Choose from two different age groups.
Instructor: Sharon Olsen
Place: Westside Elementary, music room
Date(s): Wednesdays, beginning January 20
Time: 2:30-3:30 p.m. (grades 1-5)
3:30-4:30 p.m. (grades 6-9)
Sessions: 8 Limit: 12
Fee: $35.00
Science
Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs: New Findings at New Digs
Young "dinosaur hunters" and anyone interested in dinosaurs in grades 2-8 are invited to come discuss the latest finds from digs around the world with geologist and dinosaur hunter, Dennis Bokovoy. Learn about dinosaur eggs with babies still inside and even dinosaur skin recently found in Africa. Handle actual dinosaur bones and learn how fossils are formed. Watch exciting videos and look at great books on dinosaurs. Parents, why not stay and enjoy the program as well.
Instructor: Dennis Bokovoy
Place: Westside Elementary, stage
Date(s): Wednesday, February 17
Time: 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 20
Fee: $5.00
KIDS RECREATION
Martial Arts
Karate
Kenpo Karate for Kids
Kenpo is an art of self defense that enables one to defeat one's opponent by administering a strike or kick. It is a defensive study that cultivates serenity and tranquility, which promotes the betterment of personality and mind. With the understanding of discipline, the coordination of mind and body function to create a better self. Open to ages 5-13.
Instructor: Shannon Crane
Place: May Street Elementary gym
Date(s): Tuesday & Thursday, beginning January 5
Time: 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Sessions: school year Limit: 15
Fee: $30.00/month
Sports
Bowling
Bowling Lessons for Kids
It is hard to beat the thrill of rolling your first strike. Orchard lanes is offering a series of bowling lessons for children ages 6-12. Gutter bumpers will be used for the younger bowlers. Cost includes lesson, games and shoe rental.
Instructor: Orchard Lanes Staff
Place: Orchard Lanes, 1141 Tucker Road
Date(s): Saturdays, January 23 & 30
Time: 1:00-2:30 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 20
Fee: $10.00
Ice Skating
Ice Skating Lessons & Fun
Spend an afternoon ice skating at Lloyd Center in Portland with your friends. A school bus will transport children ages 6-14 to the Lloyd Center Ice Center for a skating lesson and two hours of free skating. Cost includes lesson, skate rental, free skate admission, pop and popcorn and bus transport. Adult chaperones needed.

Place: Depart: Hood River Aquatics Center
Date(s): Friday, January 29 (no school)
Time: 12:00-5:30 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 38
Fee: $16.00
Rock Climbing
Introduction to Rock Climbing - Indoor Wall
Learn to rock climb in the comfort of indoors on the new eight station artificial climbing wall. Basic rope climbing, knots, rope handling, belaying, signals, and movements will be taught. All skills learned on the wall can be applied to the natural environments. Anyone completing this basic course will also be eligible to use the wall on designated open sessions. All equipment will be provided. Yearly memberships for those wanting to use the wall will be available after completion of the class for $15.00.
Instructor: Lisa & John Rust and Margo Finley
Place: HR Middle School, old gym
Date(s): Monday and Tuesday, February 1 & 2
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Sessions: 2 Limit: 12
Fee: $20.00
Roller Hockey
Indoor Roller Hockey League
This roller hockey league is for grades K-5. Teams will be divided into divisions for K-2 and 3-5. There is a list of safety equipment and a liability waiver required for each player. The league fee includes rink time for games and practices. Players will be assigned to teams which will practice at designated times assigned by the coaches.
Instructor: Local Coaches
Place: 4-H bldg., HR County Fairgrounds
Date(s): Saturdays, beginning January 16
Time: Mornings
Sessions: 10 Limit: No Limit
Fee: $15.00
Sledding
Downhill Tubing Trip
Board the bus and head for Snow Bunny tubing area on Mt. Hood. Get your friends together and enjoy a day of gliding down the groomed slopes. Price includes tube rental and bus transport. Bring a sack lunch and beverage. Open to all ages.

Place: Departure: HR Aquatics Center
Date(s): Monday, January 18 (no school)
Time: Depart: 8:30 a.m.
Return: 4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 40
Fee: $16.00
PRE-SCHOOL
Little Learners Pre-school
This pre-school program for ages 3-5 years has been developed with the individual child in mind. With the use of stories, music, imaginative play, social games, and arts and crafts, children will learn a variety of skills that will prepare them for school. Through parent and teacher contact, activities will be planned and available that are of great interest to each child. Although trying their best is always encouraged, a perfect final product is not our goal. A child's positive self image is our goal. Holidays will be observed and enjoyed through a wide range of exciting activities. The children will also enjoy daily outdoor activities (weather permitting), as well as healthy snacks that they may even prepare themselves.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Mondays & Fridays, beginning January 4 or
Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginning January 5
Time: 9:00-12:00 a.m.
Sessions: school year Limit: 10
Fee: $60.00/month
Crafts
Frosty the Snowman
That lovable little snowman will come to life through the story "Frosty the Snowman" along with songs and music. Each child ages 3-5 will make their own "Frosty" to bring home.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, January 13
Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00
President's Day!
You never thought President's could be so much fun. In honor of this national day, children ages 3-5 will have fun learning about a few of our most famous leaders through crafts, stories and music.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Monday, February 15 (President's Day)
Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00
Valentines Day Fun
Create all sorts of Valentine's using many different types of materials. The best part will be the candy making. Open to any child in grades K-5.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Friday, February 12
Time: 2:30-4:00 p.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $8.00
Music
Music with Maren
These special music sessions are designed to allow children to discover the joys of music in a learning environment where the focus is on "process", not "performance". Each session includes singing, dancing, rhythm games, play-acting, listening activities, and the opportunity to make ensemble music together. The program will extend throughout the school year, but you register for one, 10 week session at a time. The fee includes family music packet, music cassette, music book for parents, and rhythm instrument. Parents are required to participate with their child for the 10:15 & 11:00 a.m. classes, and encouraged to participate for the 9:15 a.m. class. Choose from two different times. Payment of fees are payable to the instructor. Call (541) 352-5543 for registration.
Instructor: Maren Euwer-Cherrington
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Thursdays, beginning January 7
9:15 a.m.-(ages 3-4) 35 to 45 min.
10:15 or 11:00 a.m.- (ages 1.5-3) 30 to 40 min.
Time:
Sessions: 10 Limit: 10
Fee: $85.00
Parent-Child
Multiple Activities
Me and My Shadow
These classes will be filled with music, games, stories, playtime, crafts, and fun with a different theme each week. It is designed for children (ages 1.5-3) and their parents. Make new friends and have fun together. Choose from one of three different classes or register for all sessions.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesdays, January 13, 20, & 27 or
Wednesdays, February 3, 10, & 17 or
Wednesdays, March 3, 10, & 17
Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Sessions: 3/series Limit: 8
Fee: $18.00
Special Occasions
Easter Egg Art
Help the Easter Bunny find your home by displaying Easter eggs in the windows. Children ages 3-5 will create artistic egg designs that will attract the bunny.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, March 31
Time: 9:00-10:30 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00
St. Patrick's Day Fun
Catch a Leprechaun and find the lucky four leaf clover. All kinds of special crafts, songs and activities. Be sure and wear green. For ages 3-5.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, March 17 (St. Patrick's Day)
Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00
Valentine's Day Activities and Party
Hearts and lace everywhere! Children ages 3-5 will make many different types of Valentine's for special people in their lives. There will also be a party with treats.
Instructor: Janet Davis
Place: Coe Primary Bldg.
Date(s): Wednesday, February 10
Time: 10:30-11:30am
Sessions: 1 Limit: 10
Fee: $7.00