*courses marked (*) does not give senior discounts
All Classes
FREE PROGRAMS
Registration forms can be picked up in the office at Keith Valley or on January 8th at 6:30 PM. Both classes begin on January 8th at 7PM.
G.E.D. Preparation
Interested in Getting Your G.E.D.?
Free classes are held at Keith Valley Middle School in room 123 every Tuesday evening beginning at 7PM. Spend time in our state guided program and gain the knowledge to pass the test. For more information please contact Mrs. Diane Heitzenrater at (215) 420-5050.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Interested in Improving Your English? Free English classes for adults are held at Keith Valley Middle School in room 111 on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings beginning at 7PM. For more information please contact Mrs. Diane Heitzenrater at (215) 420-5050.
FIELD TRIPS
1. BARNES FOUNDATION MUSEUM & ARBORETUM, Fri. April 25 $70 Join us for a visit to Barnes Foundation which includes the museum containing famous artworks collected by Albert C. Barnes and 12 acre arboretum developed by his wife, Laura. You will see many paintings including ones by Renoir, Matisse, Picasso, & Cezanne. There is an important collection of African sculptures. Trip will include bus transportation, admission, tours, audio and a late lunch at a local restaurant. Meet at Keith Valley Middle School 227 Meetinghouse Rd. football parking lot @ 9:15 a.m. & return @ 4:00 p.m. For further info. Call 215-646-1768
2. PEARL S. BUCK TOURSat., May 14th $49 Enjoy tour of the famous author Peal S. Buck’s house and gardens. This historic home, located in Buck’s County is preserved & operated as a museum dedicated to educating the public about the late author’s life, accomplishments & message of multicultural & humanitarian values.
Trip includes: Tour, delicious Chinese luncheon buffet and bus transportation. Bus transportation Meet at Keith Valley Middle School 227 Meetinghouse Rd. football parking lot @ 9:30 a.m. & return @ 3:30 p.m. For further info. Call 215-646-1768
WORKSHOPS
3. BANKRUPTCY, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE, & DEBT COLLECTION , Tues., 2/26, 7-8:30 p.m. $15
Are you buried in debt? Have you lost a job, suffered an injury, recently become divorced or experienced some other significant event which has adversely affected your ability to meet your monthly expenses? Learn what resources are available to you and how best to "keep your head above water." JAMES V. MONAGHAN, Instructor
4. BOOK CLUBstarts 2/5, 3 weeks, Tues. 8:15-9:15, $15
Spiritual health & self-healing. “EAT, PRAY & LOVE” by Elizabeth Gilbert. Important changes people are going through and how people solve their problems. How to find the inner peace & balance in life in spite of 24x7 life style. How do you solve problems? Buy book and discuss problem solving techniques. SHEELA FADRA, Instructor
5. COMMON “CENTS” DECORATING1 night, 4/2, Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $15
You’ve watched all those decorating shows on HGTV. You say, “I have a sofa, I have lamps, and I have “stuff” –how come my rooms do not “feel” right? Let Donna teach you how to pull your room together to create a fresh new look. DONNA FIORE, Instructor, Great Rooms by Design
6. REDESIGN WITH COLOR, 1 night, 4/9, Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $15
Are you living with white or beige walls? Do you love color, but are afraid to make a mistake…Putting color on your walls can easily change your room from okay to WOW! Let me show you how you can pull your room together using our redesign and color program. DONNA FIORE, Instructor, Great Rooms by Design
7. JEWELRY MAKING (Making lariat, necklace & earrings)starts 2/26, 2 weeks, Tues. 7-9 p.m.$20
You will enjoy this relaxing hobby & wonderful gifts for you or someone special. Bracelet, lariat & earrings with gems & silver. This is a relaxing hot hobby open to men & woman. We will be using fresh water & glass pearls & crystals using 3 wires. Material fee: $30. Payable to instructor 1st night of class. Please bring cash or money order. SHEELA FADRA, INSTRUCTOR
8. JEWELRY MAKING for Eye Glasses/ Sun Glasses, 1 night, 3/11 Tues. 7-9 p.m. $15
This class will set you up as being a 1st to have an impressive necklace for your glasses/sunglasses. Your going to enhance your wardrobe for yourself and as gifts. No longer a plain utilitarian holder for your glasses but a necklace that coordinates your wardrobe. Material fee: $25. cash payable to instructor that night. Class open to men & women. Have fun with this new hobby. SHEELA FADRA, Instructor
9. ENERGY HEALING starts 2/5, 3 weeks Tues. 7-8 p.m. $20
Sheela will teach you how to increase energy & recharge your batteries using colors, food, spices & simple energy renewing exercises to relive stress & increase oxygen level available to the body. $5.00 material fee payable 1st night to instructor. Sheela Fadra, instructor
10. ESCAPE STRESS1 night, 2/19 Tues. 7-9 p.m. $15
Have you been daydreaming about a time JUST FOR YOU that doesn’t cost much & doesn’t involve travel? Here’s your chance to come relax & unwind with a warm foot soak, heated neck wrap, hand massage, skin age analysis with skin treatment & much more. Dress comfortably & leave all your cares at home. $10. Material fee includes a take home gift. CINDY HUNTER, Instructor
11. ESCAPE STRESS 1 night, 3/19 Wed. 7-9 p.m. $15
Same course as above. CINDY HUNTER, Instructor
12. DIVORCE, CUSTODY & CHILD SUPPORT 1 night, 2/27 Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $15
Learn how to insure that you are making the best decisions regarding your loved ones & your finances.
There is no “good time” to get a divorce. It is best if you are educated on the implications of your decisions before you make them. This course delves into all issues surrounding divorce, custody & child support including a discussion regarding the Pennsylvania Support Guidelines. JAMES V. MONAGHAN, Instructor
13. INTRODUCTION TO GLASS BEAD MAKINGstarts 2/6, 4 weeks Wed. 6:30-9p.m. $30
In this exciting course students will learn to create unique glass beads. Using a special torch they will learn to wrap hot glass around steel rods (mandrels). Basic bead shaping and decorative techniques will be covered. Materials: There is a $20 material fee associated with this course. LEANNE BLEVINS,Instructor
14. FUSED GLASS PICTURE FRAME 1 night, 2/5 Tues. 6:30-9 p.m. $15
In this workshop students will learn to cut glass and design the border of a 4x6 picture frame. Using colored glass pieces, glass dots and glass noodles students will create a unique and colorful design. Projects are taken to the instructors studio to be fired at approximately 1500 degrees in the kiln to fuse all the pieces together. Projects will be ready for delivery in approximately 2 weeks. Materials fee $22 LEANNE BLEVINS, Instructor
15. FUSED GLASS PENDANT & EARRING SET 1 night, 2/12 Tues. 6:30-9 p.m. $15
In this workshop students will learn to cut glass and design a pendant and earring set just like those seen at fine craft shows and gift shops. Using colored glass pieces, glass dots, glass frit, glass noodles and dichroic glass students will create a unique and colorful design.
Projects will be taken to the instructors studio to be fired at approximately 1500 degrees in the kiln to fuse all the pieces together. Projects will be ready for delivery in approximately 2 week. Students are invited to make as many sets as they’d like with a materials fees of $20 per set. LEANNE BLEVINS, Instructor
HEALTH WORKSHOPS
16. ADHD – 1 night, 2/5 Tues. 6:30-8 p.m. $15
A drug free approach to treating Learning and Behavioral problems. Dr. David G. Bennett, D.C., Instructor
17.ARTHRITIS1 night, 2/19 Tues. 6:30-8 p.m., $15
Alternative Approaches to Preventing and Handling Arthritic Pain. Dr. David G. Bennett, D.C., Instructor
18. DIABETES1 night, 3/4 Tues. 6:30-8 p.m. $15
Secrets to Preventing and Improving Type II Diabetes. Dr. David G. Bennett, D.C., Instructor
19. NATURAL SOLUTIONS TO BREATHING PROBLEMS1 night, 3/18 Tues. 6:30-8 p.m. $15
Learn to enhance your breathing techniques for a better life with more energy. Control your Asthma - A drug Free Treatment Approach. Dr. David G. Bennett, D.C., Instructor
20. HEADACHES/ STRESS 1 night, 4/8 Tues. 6:30-8 p.m. $15
Eliminating headaches & stress related pain. Enjoy life without constant worry & pain. Dr. David G. Bennett, D.C., Instructor
21. GET ORGANIZED- NEW YEAR RESOLUTION!1 night, 2/26 Tues. 7-9 p.m. $15
Learn basics organization techniques that can be applied to yourself, your home and your work. Learn easy processes for de-cluttering, maintaining and refining an organization system that works for you. This will help you to take that all-important first step on your journey to an organized life. SHELLY BEYNON, Instructor
22. HOME ORGANIZING 1011 night, 3/11 Tues. 7-9 p.m. $15
Home Organization Basics for the 2008 New Year. Learn de-cluttering, organizing and space utilization methods and regain order in your home. Techniques are basic and you will be able to apply them immediately when you get home. Learn the basics of getting organized and staying organized so that you can create and maintain order in your home life. MICHELLE BEYNON, Instructor
REAL ESTATE COURSES
23. INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE 1 night, 2/13 Wed. 7-10 p.m. $15
Learn how to make your dreams come true with real estate investing. Tips on tax advantages, leveraging your money through financing, location & purchasing the best investment properties for you, as well as rehab costs, finding qualified tenants & getting the largest return on your investment. JOHN R. GARDNER, Instructor
24. BUYING A HOME1 night, 2/27 Wed. 7-10 p.m. $15
Preparing to purchase a home? What you need to know about financing, credit, closing costs, agent representation, selection of house, negotiating, paperwork, inspections & settlement. JOHN R. GARDNER, Instructor
25. SELLING A HOME1 night, 3/12 Wed. 7-10 p.m. $15
Want to sell your home? This course teaches you how to prepare for the sale. Content includes home preparation, pricing, showing, competition, paperwork, inspections, seller’s disclosure & negotiations. JOHN R. GARDNER, Instructor
FINANCIAL COURSES
26. HOW TO ADMINISTER AN ESTATE-A Step-by step guide for families and friends starts 3/12 Wed. 5 weeks, 7-9 p.m. $25
This course will cover: Becoming an Executor (Executrix), Wills, Intestate Law (PA), Opening an Estate, Assets, Debts & Property, Taxes, Distribution to Beneficiaries (individuals, trusts), Bookkeeping, & Filing timely & Accurate Forms. KENNETH YOWELL, Instructor, CPA
27. STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESSstarts 2/6 Wed. 5 weeks, 7-8:30 p.m $25.
Starting your own business in PA successfully. Finding Business Opportunities, Evaluating your skills, Cash & Asset Requirements, Profitability, Marketing & Advertising, Preparation of a Business Plan, including budgets & forecasts, How to borrow money. Bookkeeping, Taxes & Licenses. Dealing effectively with lawyers & accountants. Learn & interact with instructor and class participants. Feel good & confident about your new business. Follow your dream! KENNETH YOWELL, Instructor
28. BUDGETING, PURCHASING, INVESTING AND PROFITING IN REAL ESTATEstarts 2/6, Wed. 4 weeks, 6:30-9p.m. $25
Whether you want to restore your credit, need information on purchasing, wondering if you should be renting or looking into buying, or are looking to buy a house we will teach you step by step what is the best situation for yourself, as well as how to go about getting the best qualifications. Also learn how to invest in real estate and profit by having the opportunity to receive sponsorship for a mortgage or real estate license during this course. Additional opportunity for a free financial analysis at the conclusion of course. WILLIAM M. SMITH 111, Instructor
29. Debt Elimination Strategies starts 3/5, Wed. 4 weeks, 6:30-9 p.m. $25
Debt seems like a way of life in today’s world, so whether you have credit cards, student loans, defaulted personal or car loans or mortgages we will teach you how to eliminate your debt once and for all. Several plans to attack your debt and find which one suites your wants and needs. Learn the tricks the banks and counseling groups know about money and won't teach us. Debt techniques may range from consolidation loans to just finding strategies to pay certain debts in a better fashion and be on your way to financial independence. Free personalized debt analysis at the end of course. WILLIAM M. SMITH 111, Instructor
30. INVESTING FOR WEALTH ACCUMULATION, PRESERVATION, OR TRANSFERstarts 3/18, Tues. 4 weeks, 6:30-9 p.m. $25
Whether you have $25 or $2,500,000 this course will teach you how to customize your portfolio to maximize your wants and needs. Learn how to create your own retirement environment and develop your own portfolio theory. No matter where you are in your financial journey this course will teach you how to allocate your own portfolio. Learn wealth accumulation, wealth preservation and wealth transfer, how mutual funds and stocks work, and how to outperform the dead money rate of return. Opportunity for a free financial investment analysis at the conclusion of this course. WILLIAM M. SMITH 111, Instructor
31. TAKING CONTROL A FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN1 week, 2/12 Tues. 6:30-9 p.m. $20
Whether you are a single, married, divorced, or widowed woman, you have unique needs in managing your money and helping it grow. No matter your level of financial experience, during this fun, relaxed and interactive workshop you’ll learn important life skills such as: -Establishing a workable budget -The most cost effective strategies for cutting taxes -Choosing the best investments for income or growth -How you can plan for retirement -Preparing for long term care costs -Preparing an effective estate plan Just for attending you’ll receive a copy of the Taking Control workbook, which contains nearly 150 pages of financial strategies, worksheets, and self-analysis quizzes that you can refer to and use again and again. CHRISTY BARILOTTI, Instructor, Financial Adviser for Eagle Strategies Corp., A Registered Investment Adviser Agent, New York Life Insurance Company Registered Representative for NYLIFE Securities Inc. Member NASD/SIPC
32.MAKE-UP MADE EASY 4/8, Tues. 7-9 p.m. $15
Are you still wearing your makeup like you did years ago? OR do you not wear ANY make-up for fear of looking like a clown but would like to? OR would you just like some tips to look even more polished? In this fast paced world in which we live, wouldn't you love to get ready to go in little time and feel you look great? Well then this is the workshop for you! Come learn an easy 5 minute make-over, current trends to update, and ways to use your correct cosmetic colors to look younger and healthier. We'll also add some tips for the holidays. Bring your make-up if you'd like, plus we'll be using other make-up testers chosen for your coloring. $10 materials charge gives you take home goodies. CINDY HUNTER, Instructor
33. WHO WERE THE PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS?Wed. 2/6 & 2/13 7-8:30p.m. Sat. field trip 2/9, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $25
What was major league baseball like before the A’s left Phila. In 1954? Experience the rich legacy of many world champions & Hall of Famers who performed in an Athletics uniform. Relive the legend of Connie Mack, longtime-owner/manager. Who were the teenagers, greybeards & 4-F’s playing during WW11? Enjoy priceless memories when we visit the A’s museum in Hatboro. A $4 material fee payable to instructor first night. ROBERT FISHBACK, Instructor
34. “WHO WAS AMERICA'S WORST PRESIDENT?” 2 nights, 2/20 & 2/27 Wed 8:30p.m. $15
My choice is Warren G. Harding! Who is yours? Although completely unqualified to be president, Mr. Harding was immensely popular in his day. Easily manipulated by his ambitious wife & political bosses, Harding appointed a cabinet mixing thieves & superb public servants. While married he carried on 2 long term affairs. His illegitimate daughter is the oldest living presidential child. “A lively discussion of your choice for our worst president” will create a very special pair of classes. Material fee: $4 pay to instructor ROBERT FISHBACK, Instructor, Presidential Historian
35. WORKERS' COMPENSATION SEMINAR 2/6, Wed. 7-9 p.m. $15
If you are hurt on the job and you cannot work, how are you going to pay your bills? Who will pay for the medical services you will need? You may assume that your employer will take care of you but what happens if they refuse to pay your benefits? These and many more questions will be answered at this one night seminar. Subjects will include eligibility, benefits, litigation, medical care, lump sum settlements and more. Whether you are healthy and on the job or injured and receiving benefits, you should know your rights under Pennsylvania Law. JAMES V. MONAGHAN, Instructor
REGULAR PROGRAMS
36. ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS 1starts 2/5, Tues. 10 weeks, 7-8:30 p.m. $40
This course will cover the accounting terminology necessary to record and summarize business and financial transactions in basic bookkeeping. You will also learn to analyze and verify these results in the form of various financial statements for business or personal use. Instruction in accounting with a computer will be given for one week. An addition fee for text book and workbook. $50. + KENNETH YOWELL, Instructor
37. AIKIDOstarts 2/5 Tue. 8-9:30 p.m. $40
Aikido is a form of self-defense which can quickly neutralize violent aggression with non-violence and is very much distinguished from the schools of Karate. It is a method of circular defenses never opposing but rather moving with the force of aggression. Open to men and women. Dr. HARRIS BRODY, Instructor
38. THE ART OF CLOWNINGstarts 2/6 Wed. 7-9 p.m. $40
Bring out the clown that is inside of you! In 10 weeks learn how to develop a clown character from how to act to the make-up and costume. Leave your worries at home-have fun! Entertain at your next party and make a group laugh. BE A CLOWN! PATRICIA CORSON, Instructor
39. ART (DRAWING ) starts 2/6 Wed. 7-9 p.m. $40
Learn the basic steps of drawing. Fine tune your current skills. Come and be inspired! For the beginning or advanced student. Learn to draw in a variety of media. This course includes composition, perspective, color, and figure sketching. Bring the following the 1st night: paper for charcoal or pastel, charcoal (pencil or sticks),or pastels (pencil or sticks), or colored pencils. PATRICIA DeFEO, Instructor
40. ART (OIL PAINTING) starts 2/5 Tue. 7-8:30 p.m. $40
Learn the essentials of oil painting and acrylics. You will learn perspective, color mixing, and composition. Individual instruction for the beginner or advanced student. Bring your own materials: canvas and oil paints. By the end of 10 weeks you will have an art work to be proud to exhibit at our Open House. G.W. CATERER, Instructor
41. AMERICA'S BOATING COURSE 'S BOATING COURSE starts 2/20, Wed. 4 weeks 7-9 p.m. $25
This course is conducted by members of the Pennsway Power Squadron. The purpose of America's Boating Course is to teach introductory safe boating techniques. The course material covers 7 chapters which touch on: general information about boats and maintenance; information to make your boating experience safer and more comfortable; tips on being a more courteous boat operator; laws and regulations to which you must adhere (including state-specific information that the student is expected to know). A certificate will be issued upon completing this course and passing a written examination. Material COST is $40 payable to instructor first night. PENNSWAY POWER SQUADRON"
42. BRIDGE (Beginners only)starts 2/5, Tue. 10 weeks 7-9 p.m. $40
Have you always wanted to learn how to play Bridge with a few friends for an enjoyable evening? Course covers all basic bridge procedures for beginners. Learn Standard American-Goren point count. Each week we’ll do a different type of play. Each class is divided between lecture & actual play of cards. There will be $2. Material fee payable to instructor 1st night of class. CHARLOTTE PERRY, Silver Life Master, Instructor
*No Senior discount
43. BRIDGE II (Refresher plus)starts 2/6, Wed. 7-9 p.m. $40
Review of beginners, Jacoby transfer’s, Weak Two’s, new suit signals, 2 strong club opener, opening leads, etc. Bridge is good for your heath and is relaxing. Continue to sharpen your bridge skills and enjoy the game with new friends. One hour lecture and one hour play of the hand. Material fee $2. Payable 1st night of class. CHARLOTTE PERRY, Silver Life Master. Qualified Club Director
44. CAKE DECORATING 1starts 2/6, Wed. 5 weeks 7-9 p.m. $20
Learn to decorate beautiful cakes at home. Five lessons devoted to basic cake preparation, basic boarders, drop flowers, the rose, basketweave, character pans, figure piping, and much more. Everyone will be saying, "Where did you get this beautiful cake?" Your cakes will make an occasion special. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher. AUDREY READ, Instructor
45. CAKE DECORATING II starts 3/12, Wed. 5 weeks 7-9 p.m. $20
This course is a continuation of the beginners class with instruction on elaborate flowers, colors, writing, and tiered cakes. This is a step to professional cake decorating. AUDREY READ, Instructor
46. CANDY/ CHOCOLATE MAKINGstarts 3/5, Tues. 3 weeks 7-9 p.m. $15
Learn how to melt & dip chocolate to make an occasion special. Have you enjoyed chocolate covered pretzels, marshmallows, etc.? Ever wondered about the party favors, special shapes & chocolate fillings that look so spectacular? This course is just in time for Easter. You will be able to produce delicious gifts after taking this course & have a lot of fun doing it.. Material fee $15 payable the 1st night to instructor. MAGDA TALLEDA, Instructor
47. CANING(Hand & Machine) & RUSH CHAIR SEAT WEAVINGstarts 2/6 Wed. 10 weeks 7-9 p.m. $40
That old chair without a seat in the attic can be made into an heirloom. Cost to much to have it done? You don’t know where to take it? This course will offer you the opportunity to cane, rush or wicker that chair & make it look like new. We will cover flat fiber, rush, wicker & cane, other material & methods according to the needs of the furniture brought to class. Bring your chair the 1st night. Materials extra. BARBARA YOUNG, Instructor
48. CROCHETING(Beginner) starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $40
If you would like to learn the skills to crochet, this beginner class is for you. You will learn to make handmade treasures for yourself, your home, and for gifts. An additional $6 materials fee is payable to the teacher. HELEN GALLAGHER, Instructor
49. *ACCESS DATABASEstarts 3/12, Wed. 5 weeks 6:30-9 p.m. $50
Access is the database of Microsoft Office. If you have been using the data feature of Excel to track & sort information then this is a must course for you. The fast powerful program comes with the Office package. We will build a database for home or work. You will be able to move data from Excel into Access, sort varied fields & to mat data in the order & way it will appear & merge selected fields of the data into Microsoft Word document. Prerequisites, MS Office, Word or Excel. An additional materials fee is payable to instructor the 1st night. THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
50. *Introduction to COMPUTERSstarts 2/6, Wed. 5 weeks 6-8 p.m. $50
Just the essentials of what you need to make use of your computer. You will learn to write letters, address the envelopes and print them all. You will learn how to send and receive e-mail and how to send a letter or resume as an e-mail attachment. In class you will receive attachments, file them on the hard drive and print them out. We will download and use pictures from the internet. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher. KATHLEEN RUGGIERE, Instructor
51. *INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD starts 3/12, Wed. 5 weeks 6-8 p.m. $50
Want to learn more about MS WORD? This course will get you proficient in Microsoft Word. Learn to get around the word processor and see what you and your computer can do and update your skills. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher. KATHLEEN RUGGIERI, Instructor
52. *COMPUTERS FOR THE REST OF US starts 2/5, Tues. 5 weeks 7-9 p.m. $50
This course will be basic to both make you more comfortable with your computer or as a refresher if you think you hit a plateau and want to move on. A little bit of Windows, some Internet, preparing sending and saving emails and attachments. THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
53. *COMPUTER HARDWAREstarts 2/6, Wed. 5 weeks 7-10 p.m. $50
Has your computer just about ground to a halt? If you want to keep it going for a while, there are several things you can do. Or maybe you solved or will solve the problem by just getting another computer; what’s next? Your files, music and photos are on the older machine, they need to be transferred. You will see what FREE software is available to help you accomplish these and other maintenance chores. We will look at all those wires and connecting to the Internet and to the older computer. Material fee payable to instructor 1st night THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
54.*COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 4:30-6:30 p.m. $50
This course is a beginning class. Catch up with your children and grandchildren with what they learn in school. E-mail confidently back and forth to family, send and receive attachments like photos, be able to print them out if they are recipes or photos. Send letters, budget your finances, use map programs to find your way to new places, etc. Help with your computer questions. Learn how to successfully search the Internet for medical questions, hobby needs or travel destination. Material fee payable to instructor 1st night THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
55. *EXCELstarts 2/5, Tues. 5 weeks 6-8 p.m. $50
This course will show you how to construct a spreadsheet and you will learn about storage and retrieval options, printing, functions, ranging, copying, charts and more. Produce professional work for proposals and reports. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher. KATHLEEN RUGGIERI, Instructor
56. *Microsoft Officestarts 3/11, Tues. 5 weeks 7-9 p.m. $50
One of the most common and best selling packages in the world has become that for a reason. It is not just good, it is very comprehensive. The four main components are Word, Excel, Access and Power Point. We will review each program as we explore its integration with the whole. You should have familiarity with at least one part. With that we can look at some of the intermediate functions involving two or three applications in one document. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher 1st night of class. THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
57.* ADVANCED EXCELstarts 3/11, Tues. 5 weeks 6-8 p.m. $50
Want to continue to learn more about MS EXCEL? This is a advanced course that will get you proficient in Microsoft Excel. Learn to get around the spread sheets, set up charts, keep track of files and see what you and your computer can do - update your skills. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher 1st night of class. KATHLEEN RUGGIERI, Instructor
58. KEYBOARDING (TYPING)starts 2/5, Tues. 6 weeks 6:30-8:30 p.m. $40
This course is for those who wish to learn the touch method of typing on a computer. The goal will be to type properly at a fair rate of speed for business or personal use. Don't prod along with one finger--use both hands! MARION HARRER, Instructor
59.*WINDOWSstarts 3/11, Tues. 5 weeks 7-9 p.m. $50
The Operating System we love to hate. Either way we need to know how to use it and some of its shortcomings. We will learn some of the applications that come with the OS. How to multi-task safely. File management, backing up and exchanging files will be covered. Finding a lost file and getting rid of files that are clogging up your hard drive will be considered. Memory management and disk management will be discussed. How to navigate and exit when the mouse dies. Material fee payable to instructor 1st night. THEODORE ROTH, Instructor
60. *POWER POINT (Microsoft Office)starts 3/12, Wed. 5 weeks 6-8 p.m. $50
How would you like to be able to show your employer a professional presentation from your computer? Create flyers for your business! Learn how to do it all by exploring the power of PowerPoint for Windows. Bring a blank disk to 1st class. Material fee to instructor 1st night. KATHLEEN RUGGIERI, Instructor
61. MID-EASTERN DANCE Beginners & Intermediatestarts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $40
This course offers the basics of Mid Eastern Belly Dancing using coordination between mind and body. Learn the sensual art of belly dancing and keep fit, improve your gracefulness, work out your tensions, be more sensual, and at the same time feel more at ease with your self-image. SOPHIA GUARRASI, Instructor & Professional Mid-Eastern Dancer
62. SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCINGstarts 2/5, Tue. 6 weeks 7- 8:25 p.m. $40
Join the Ballroom Dancing craze. You’ll learn how to Foxtrot, do the ever popular Cha-Cha & Swing. You will gain confidence while learning the beautiful waltz. Don’t sit and watch! Enjoy yourself more, START DANCING! Couples only. $40./student. LORRAINE HAHN, Step in Time School of Dance Inc., Member, Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing Instructor
63. KINDERGARTEN PUPPY TRAININGstarts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 6-7 p.m. $50
This is a must for puppies between the ages of three and six months. You will learn the correct way to train your puppy in a fun and positive manner before mistakes are made. The socialization provided by this class will start your puppy on his way to becoming a well adjusted adult dog and valued family member. Proof of current annual vaccinations is required on the 1st night of class. No dogs on the 1st night of class. KAREN FILOSA, Instructor
64. DOG OBEDIENCE LEVEL 2 starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 7-8 p.m. $50
This 10-week course is designed to further perfect the basic obedience exercises learned in the below Level 1 course. Develop control and holding skills necessary for owner-dog teams to participate in therapy dog & canine good citizen activities. Specific obedience exercises and assistive devices will be used in particular situations to provide a rewarding experience for both handler and dog. Proof of current annual vaccinations is required on the 1st night of class. Bring dogs on the 1st night. Class size is limited. KAREN FILOSA, Instructor
65. DOG OBEDIENCE A LEVEL 1 starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 8-9 p.m. $50
This is a beginners course in dog obedience training in which the handler and dog learn together. The aim of the course is to produce happy, well-adjusted, obedient canine citizens through a training program emphasizing praise and kindness. Basic commands of "heel", "sit", "down", "stand", "stay", and "come" will be taught with ample time for discussion of individual problems. Necessary collars and leashes are available in class. Proof of current annual vaccinations is required on the 1st night of class. No dogs on the 1st night of class. Class size is limited. KAREN FILOSA, Instructor
66. FLORAL DESIGNstarts 2/6, Wed. 6 weeks 7-9 p.m. $35
Class will be making boutonnieres, corsages, fresh and silk arrangements, up- rights, and center pieces. Decorate a grape vine wreath. Add elegance to your home with flowers. Planning a wedding? Would you like to learn about centerpieces, bouquets, corsages & boutonnieres? This is the class for you. An additional $50 materials fee is payable to the teacher. SUZANNE HEARY, Instructor
67. FRENCH (Beginner) starts 2/5 Tue. 7-8:30 p.m. $40
Learn basic conversations and how to get around on your trips to Paris. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher on the 2nd class. ROBERT GORDON, Instructor
68. GERMAN (Beginner)starts 2/6 Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $40
This course will teach you the basic conversational skills in German. Learn correct pronunciation of words and phrases used in every day and in travel. Book used in class: German in 10 Minutes a Day GABRIELA CINIMI, Instructor
69. *GOLF 1starts 3/27, Thurs. 5 weeks 5-7 p.m. $80
*Held at the Horsham Valley Golf Course, Babylon Rd. Horsham. This course is held outdoors on the course. Grab a wood, an iron, and a putter. Learn the grip, stance, back swing, and follow through, putting, how to correct a hook or a slice, and exercises for muscular coordination. Bring putter on the 1st. night of class. There is a $15 ball fee payable the 1st. night to instructor JONATHAN HANNAHOE, Golf Instructor
70. *GOLF 1starts 5/1, Thurs. 5 weeks 5-7 p.m. $80
Continuation of Golf 1 and more advanced than #59. You do not have to take the previous course to take this one. $15 ball fee payable 1st session. JONATHAN HANNAHOE, Golf Instructor
71. BEGINNING GUITAR Part 1 starts 2/5, Tues. 7-8:30 p.m. $40
So you have a guitar & want to play. What next? In this class you will learn basic cords & strumming patterns. This will get you playing. Bring your guitar & voice. We will spend some time on restringing & basic guitar care. DAVE RADCLIFF, Instructor
72. BEGINNING GUITAR Part 2starts 2/5, Tues. 8:30-10 p.m. $40
In this class you will learn basic finger picking, Blues, & some campy sing along songs. You will also learn what to look for when upgrading to your next guitar. Singers are welcome & encouraged. Come strum along with a great group. DAVE RADCLIFF, Instructor
73. HANDWRITING ANALYSISstarts 2/5, Tues. 4 weeks 7-9 p.m. $20
We all wear the mask of personality. By looking at the strokes of someone's handwriting, we can remove that mask and discover the real person. This course will change the way you look at yourself, your partner, family, friends, fellow employees, and others you confront. Use handwriting analysis to amuse yourself, entertain others, or generate additional income. It is both fun and serious and mentally challenging. Individuals and organizations are using it in many ways since it provides important information about people. ALAN K. GRIM, Jr., Certified Graphoanalyst, Author of Handwriting Analysis
74. IMAGINE YOU. BETTER starts 2/6, Wed. 7 weeks 7-9 p.m. $40
Are you ready to experience a Better You? A Professional Coach can help you achieve new heights in all areas of your life - business and personal. The 1st 2 weeks will be Do More-Stress Less, the next 3 will be Destination: Life, and the last 2 will be Success Principles. Come to this workshop and find out the heights YOU can achieve! RICH BEYNON, Instructor, Professional Business & Life Results Coach
75. KNITTING (Beginning)starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $40
This course is for those who want to learn knitting skills. The newest finishing, techniques will be taught. Problems solved. Learn about new yarns and how to knit and put together garments. An additional $6 yarn material fee is payable to the teacher 1s night of class. DOLLY MAGUIRE, Instructor
76. MUSIC: SONGWRITINGstarts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 8:30-10pm $40
Get your creative juices flowing! Do you write songs, or do you want to get started? If you have ideas for original music, or just want to write songs for your band, come and learn some basic techniques which will help you to create the music you want to hear. Projects that involve poetry and melodic invention will serve as tools for students to spring into the art of songwriting. We will also cover some elementary music theory to give students a solid foundation to build upon. ANDREW FRUEH, Instructor
77. INTRODUCTION TO PARAPSYCHOLOGYstarts 2/6, Wed. 4 weeks, 7-9 p.m. $25
Communicate with that part of you that holds your feelings, creativity, inquisitiveness & intuition. Identify with present beliefs that were installed at an early age. MARION McGOWEN, Instructor
78. *PILATES (pronounced puh-LAH-teez)starts 2/5, Tues. 8 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $50
*Class held at Hallowell school gym on Maple Ave. Pilates builds strong healthy bones; boasts metabolism; increases strength/muscle definition; aligns & strengthens the spine—and much more…Pilates, created by Joseph Pilates, in the early 1900’s for the Manhattan (NYC) dancers to flatten their bellies, & keep their limbs lengthened-not only stretches, expands & creates healthy bodies & minds, but the breath & spine are crucial to lengthening & staying open & flexible. Pilates is an art form filled with creative & wonderful movement to hold back the aging process.—Pilates Works! CAREN OSSER, Certified, registered Yoga/Pilates Instructor
79. *PILATES, starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 6-7 p.m. $50
Same course as above. Held at the Keith Valley Middle School Wrestling room. CAREN OSSER, Instructor, Certified, registered Yoga/Pilates
80. PHOTOGRAPHY WITH DIGITAL CAMERASstarts 2/5, Tues. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $60
Learn to take better pictures! This class will focus mainly on basic photo techniques-composition, lighting, depth of field; class time will be divided between picture-taking and critique (analyzing the photos as a class). Some elements of the "digital" side will also be covered -- such as managing and archiving your files, and how to retouch photos on the computer. Students must bring their own digital camera -- but friends can share a camera. ANDREW FRUEH, Instructor
81. PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR MENstarts 2/6, Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $40
Basketball will be the primary interest of this class - Have fun, great exercise and enjoy meeting others who have a love for basketball. DUANE LEEPER, Instructor
82. PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR MEN starts 2/6, Wed. 8:30-10 p.m. $40
Same course as above. DUANE LEEPER, Instructor
83. POETRY: the 2nd time around! starts 2/5, Tues. 5 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $25
You slept through the class. You thought Keats and Yeats were the same guy. Now you’re older and wish you had the opportunity to be enriched by what you didn’t even know you missed the first time around. Join columnist and fellow poetry boat-misser John Shields in reading great, not very long poems as they’re meant to be read. Adulthood the only course prerequisite. JOHN SCHIELDS, Instructor
84. QUILTMAKING (Beginner & Advanced)starts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 8:30-10 p.m. $40
In this course you will learn basic quiltmaking techniques in patchwork appliqué and quilting as well as fabric coordination. A throw size quilt or wall hanging will be made. You will be well into the quilting process before class ends. EVELYN MOOSHER, N.O.A. Certified Teacher
85. *SCUBA DIVINGstarts 2/4, Mon. 10 weeks 6:15-9:15p.m. $175
*Held at the pool at Simmon's Elementary School on Babylon Rd.. This 30-hour program will teach you skin and scuba diving. All equipment is provided for pool sessions. Successful completion will allow you to take your open-water certification dives which are provided though the instructor and the dive shop. Bring your bathing suit, paper and pen, on the 1st night of class. Swimming skills are a must. An additional $65 materials fee is payable to the teacher. JOHN R. GOVERNALE, Instructor
86. SEWINGstarts 2/6, Wed. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $40
Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew? Learn basic sewing techniques one step at a time, from threading the sewing machine to as far as you want to go. Starting with easy garments and moving on to more difficult items. Bring paper & pen the 1st night. EVELYN MOOSHER, Instructor
87. SPANISH Istarts 2/5, Tues. 10 weeks 7-8:30 p.m. $60
This course will introduce students to Spanish through listening, speaking, reading and writing. Basic vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation skills as well as fun activities will be included. An additional materials fee is payable to the teacher on the 2nd night of class. NANCY DeCARVALHO , Instructor
89. TENNIS (Beginner)starts 2/5, Tues. 10 weeks 8:30-10 p.m. $50
This course will include the basic grips, proper stroke and stance, instruction on racket control, playing and scoring for both singles & doubles. The overhead serve will be taught and practiced toward the later stage of this course. The opportunity to hit balls over a tennis net will be available each night.When the weather is warm we will play outside. Class size is limited. Bring a racquet the first night of class. We will call/ e-mail as to the location. An additional $3 materials fee is payable to the teacher. CHUCK SCARLATO, Instructor
90. VOLLEYBALL FOR MEN & WOMEN A starts 2/5, Tues. 7-8:30 p.m. $50
This is an opportunity to play volleyball, have team play, and meet new people. Stay in shape and feel great! PATRICIA FOULKE, Instructor
91. VOLLEYBALL FOR MEN & WOMEN B starts 2/5, Tues. 8:30-10 p.m. $50
This course will give you an opportunity to play Volleyball. Come out and have a good time. Slightly competitive. PATRICIA FOULKE, Instructor
92. VOLLEYBALL FOR MEN & WOMEN Cstarts 2/6, Wed. 8:30-10 p.m. $50
This course will give you an opportunity to play Volleyball & meet people . Come out and have a good time. DUANE LEEPER, Instructor
93. VOLLEYBALL FOR MEN & WOMEN Dstarts 3/12, Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. $50
*Held at Simmons on Babylon Rd. This course will give you an opportunity to play Volleyball in an informal atmosphere. The only prerequisite for this course is a desire to have a good time. If the starting time changes we will call you. LINDA JOHNSON, Instructor
94. VOLLEYBALL (Competitive)starts 3/7, Fri. 7:30-9 p.m. $50
*Held at Simmons on Babylon Rd. This is a power volleyball game open to men and women. There will be rigid adherence to official rules. Tryouts first night with a full refund if you don't make it. If starting time changes we will call you. DAVID WILLIAMS, Instructor
95. WATER AEROBICSstarts 2/4, Mon. 8:15-9:30 p.m. $50
Get into shape for the spring & have an enjoyable exercise. Held at Simmon’s Elementary School Pool, Babylon Rd. LINDA JOHNSON, Certified Water Aerobics Instructor
96. WATERCOLOR (Beginners) starts 2/5, Tues. 7-9 p.m. $40
Discover the joys of watercolor. Learn the basics, washes, use of brushes and other techniques. We will explore all watercolor materials such as watercolor pencils, and ink in addition to paint. Many demonstrations: scenes, flowers, animals and basic portrait techniques covered. A $10 additional materials fee is payable 1st night to instructor. BARBARA SURICK, Instructor
97. WATERCOLOR (Advanced)starts 2/6, Wed. 7-9 p.m. $40
This class is for the student who is adept with Watercolor basics. Personal projects will be encouraged with advanced techniques demonstrated. Painting from a live model and a still-life set-up will be available. Material fee is $10 and payable 1st night to instructor BARBARA SURICK. Instructor
98. YOGA (Beginners)starts 2/5, Tue. 10 weeks 6:45-8:15 p.m. $50
This course is designed to relax the mind and body through exercises using basic Yoga positions and breathing control. Comfortable clothing a must; bring a mat or blanket. An additional $4 materials fee is payable to the instructor 1st night of class.. C. JOYCE ELLIOT, Instructor
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Hatboro-Horsham Adult Evening School
Mary Ellen Huie, Director
P.O. Box 352
Hatboro, PA 19040
For more information call 215-646-1768
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