Community Ed - Spring 2014

4 — Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING 2014 CLASS OFFERINGS WELLNESS & FITNESS

GREAT OUTDOORS

Come and participate in one of our most popular classes while gaining flexibility and freedom of movement while improving circulation, respiration and digestion. Release stiffness and tension while helping to renew energy and maintain health. A yoga exercise mat is required. Class is co-ed.

Instructor: Keshia Reichle SS Gym, M/W, Apr. 28, 4 wks/8 classes, 6:00—7:00 p.m. Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00)

Designed for beginners. Class will cover basic equipment identification and casting techniques.

Bring your fly rod, reel and line. Students will go fishing final day of class, but you will need a fishing license!

Instructor: Hugo Gibson SS Gym, Tues, Apr 29, 3 wks., 6:30-8 p.m.

Cost: $12 (no 62+ discount)

E1 – Yoga for Relaxation

E2—Yoga for Health & Well-being (Hatha Type) - NEW

F1—Fly Casting

F2– Golf

Discover the proper method of building a golf swing.

Practice indoors/outdoors at Beaver Creek Golf Course. Bring a 5 & 9 iron, driver and a putter. Class Bring your yoga mat and join Bonnie. She is a Kripalu fees enhance HPS golf team’s budget. certified yoga teacher. Classes begin with warm-up movements and breath awareness to prepare you for Instructor: Brad Dugdale Mon., May 5, 3 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m. yoga postures. The heart of each class is a sequence of postures and stretches that strengthen and balance Cost: $15.00 plus the cost of range balls F3 – Bear Paw Hike your body. Class is co-ed.

Enjoy the beauty of nature coming to life with a Instructor: Bonnie Williamson guided walking tour of Beaver Creek Park. Bring a SS Gym, Th., starting May 1, 4 weeks snack and water. Wear comfortable walking shoes 7:00—8:30 p.m. Cost: $16.00 (62+ $12.00) and dress appropriately. Participants will meet at HS E3 – Body Sculpture parking lot and will travel by vehicle/carpool to the Register early for our most popular class! This class Park. If there is inclement weather, hike will be strengthens and tones your muscles through the use of exercise balls, hand weights and non-weight bearing rescheduled to a following Saturday.

Instructor: Charles Gallus equipment. Bring your personal equipment (mat, weights, balls) as equipment to lend is limited. Class is Sat, May 3, 12:30-3:00 p.m. Cost: $7.00 co-ed.

Instructor: Jamie Lorang HS Cafe, T/Th, Apr. 29, 4 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Cost: $18.00 (62+ $14.00)

E4 – Cardio Kick, Jab & Jump—NEW

Kick, jab and jump your way into a healthier, happier you this spring. This class will be sure to get your heart pumping & sweat dripping. Basic fundamentals of kickboxing will be utilized along with simple cardio moves like jumping jacks to keep you moving and burning intense calories. Not only will this class help you get into shape, but we are sure you will have fun doing it! A fairly high paced class, so please be sure you are healthy enough for cardiovascular exercise.

Instructor: Amy Brown Class is co-ed.

HS Cafe, M/W, Apr. 28, 4 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Cost: $18.00 (62+ $14.00)

HOBBIES, HOME & TRAVEL G1—Pinochle

Come and learn to play this fun card game for twofour players. Pinochle is played with a special deck of 48 cards with points being scored by taking tricks and forming certain combination.

Instructor: Syliva Murray Senior Center, Mon., starting April 28, 4 classes 2:00—3:00 p.m. Cost: $10.00

G2—Juicing & Smoothies

Create wholesome drinks via juicing fruits and vegetables, and produce nutritious tasty smoothies. The health benefits of eating vegetarian will be discussed. The Bountiful Basket Conventional pack will be used in these recipes. You will leave with a wealth of knowledge, wonderful recipes and will E5—Aqua Aerobics have been able to prepare and sample your creations.

An upbeat, physical water workout in the pool. Water Instructor: Sarah Law MS 162, Tues., May 6, 6:30—8 p.m. Cost: $12.75 buoyancy has been shown to make exercise less stressful on the body’s joints thus getting the benefit G3—Country Dancing—NEW of aerobics without the stress on the body. NonLearn a few of the most popular country dances. You swimmer welcome. This class is Co-ed. will be instructed in country line dance, Waltz, Two Instructor: Gen Geda Step and Jitter Bug. These basic dances will be taught Havre City Pool, T/TH, Apr 29, 4 wks, 6—7p.m. in a fun, relaxed classroom setting. Come and kick up Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00) your heels with us.

Instructor: Pam Wilson LM Gym, T., Apr. 29/ T., May 6/ Th., May 8/ T., May 13 Total of 4 classes 7:00—8:30 p.m. Cost: $16.00 (62+ $12.00)

G4 – C.M. Russell Museum and Lewis & Clark National Historic Interpretive Center—NEW

Let’s continue to explore the history and natural wonders of this great area we call home. Travel to Great Falls to visit both the C.M. Russell Museum and the Interpretive Center. Bring a sack lunch. Transportation provided. Meet at the HS parking lot. Cost: $34.00 Includes admission to both exhibits.

Saturday April 26, 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.

Havre Public Schools

“A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE!”

SPRING, 2014

Registration open IMMEDIATLEY for this individual class. Must have a minimum of 15 Students.

Community Cares 

Adult ed. classes including assistance in preparing for the HiSET test (formerly GED) are available at HRDC. Intakes are conducted on Wed. at 9 am and 1pm.

Potential students must attend an intake session before enrolling in the program. All teaching is individualized based on the needs of each student.

For more info., please call Fawn at 265-6743 x 1198  HiSET (formerly GED) testing is Every 2nd and 4th Wed. of the month. To register for test, you must create an account at www.HiSET.org. For more info., please contact Andi at Daniela@hrdc4.org.  Public computers are available at HRDC Mon., Tues., and Thur. 8-12 & 1-5 & Fri. 8-12. We offer self-paced study for MS Office, Windows, and various skills building & career exploration. Limited assistance in completing the online training is available.

Hare-Hill Country Library Presents:  Books & Babies at 10:15, Story time at 10:30/3:30.  Showing movies every other Thur. night at 7, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22. Movies TBA in paper & on radio.  May 1 & 15 young adult book/movie clubs at 4. May 1 The Book Thief, May 15 The Secret Life of Bees.

Books are available to be checked out. At the event we will be watching the movie & having a discussion.  June 11 at 10:00 am kickoff party for the Summer Reading Program. We will have a Scholastic Book Fair June 11-14 during regular library hours.  June 19-July 31 showing children's movies every Thursday at 2:30.  July 15 at 6:30 Farmer Minor & Daisy the pig will present "Pig out on Reading" and we will also conclude our "Kiss the Pig" fundraiser.

HHS Softball Practice Career Day at Havre High School

Recess at Sunnyside

INCLUDES COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES

2 — Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014

Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014 — 3

Community Education Spring 2014

Superintendent’s Message…

Registration April 22-25

For the first time in several school years there will be a school election. At this time, there will be no mill levy vote and that is often a major draw to voters for school ballots. There are three Havre Trustee positions that will be decided upon by voters in our community. It is always encouraging to have folks willing to serve in this capacity and I am thankful for the individuals that have stepped forward to give of their time and talents to help guide Havre Public Schools policy and decision making.

School Trustees face many challenges, make difficult decisions, and give countless hours of volunteered time that often goes unnoticed. It is not a position that brings accolades and notoriety, but definitely one that can interrupt regular sleep patterns. School board members often go unnoticed throughout a majority of their time served, right up until there is a controversial matter put before them or the school district encounters financial issues.

The role of an individual school board member is often misunderstood by the general public and it can be challenging to operate in an open forum capacity. Every word and decision they make has their name attached to it for all to critique and second guess. Making decisions based upon the whole versus the individual can at times put trustees in direct opposition to the very community members they voluntarily serve. It can become a burdensome task working diligently throughout the year trying to provide the best possible learning environment for students that the board can with the resources afforded to them. I have experienced these moments first hand and watched good people deal with some very difficult circumstances.

There may not be a levy on this year’s school ballot, but the decision facing the voters of this community is no less meaningful. I encourage you to make it to the polling booths or to send in your absentee ballots in the upcoming school election. I want to thank our two incumbents Cindy Erickson and Dr. Curtis Smeby for their time served as board members as well as Bobbi Teasley, Tim Scheele and Ericka Everly for their willingness to place their names on the upcoming ballots to serve Havre Public Schools for the next three school years. I also want to thank Dr. Darlene Bricker for her years of service to the Havre Board of Trustees and wish her well in the next chapter of her life.

Havre Public Schools’ Community Education is excited to offer many successful previously offered classes and several new classes for Spring session. All payments for classes are due registration week (April 22-25). Payments may be mailed or dropped off, in person, at the Community Education office in the Robins Administration Building. Separate checks are appreciated for each class in which you are enrolling. Early registration and payment will help ensure the class is offered and is not overcrowded. Late registrations will be accepted only if class space is available and the class has not been cancelled. Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. No exceptions!

Refunds will be made only if you notify the Community Education office five days prior to class starting or 10 days for classes where the instructor or Com. Ed. purchases supplies. If class is cancelled due to lack of enrollment, you will be notified and refunded any payment you have made.

Attention Senior Citizens of Havre In honor of our appreciation for your support, Havre Public Schools will host the 23rd annual

Salute to Senior Citizens on Sunday, May 4th, 2014.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING 2014 CLASS OFFERINGS

Please join us for free brunch and stu-

dent entertainment at the Havre Middle School cafeteria. Doors open at 12:00 p.m., serving meal at 12:30, and entertainment at 1:00. Come and Enjoy!!

Policies for use of 62+ Card Age Requirement: 62 years of age Residency: Havre Public School District—A Card: Non-transferable 62+ card entitles you to the following: 1. Admission to the athletic events, excluding tournaments.

2. Admission to fine arts activities (band concerts, vocal performances). Fundraisers not included.

3. One free or reduced enrollment in a multievening Community Education class. Does not include materials, rentals, bldg., or other fees.

CARDS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL or ROBINS MAIN OFFICE You must present your 62+ card when registering for a multi-evening Community Education class or attending a school activity.

It is NOT necessary to renew your 62+ card each year.

Contact: Community Education office at 425 6th St. On Line: www.havre.k12.mt.us E-Mail: communityed@havre.k12.mt.us Phone: 265-4356 Ext. 6716 Mail: Community Education, PO Box 7791 Havre, MT 59501 Pre-registration is required for all classes. Payment is due with registration. Refer to page two for refund and cancellation information.

Community Education Classes are held at: HS—Havre High School—900 18th Street MS—Havre Middle School—1441 11th Street West LM—Lincoln McKinley—801 4th Street SS—Sunnyside—601 14th Street Havre City Pool—420 6th Avenue North Central Senior Center—2 West 2nd Street

Winter Community Education Classes A—Special Interest B—Arts & Crafts C—Computers D—Life & Health E—Wellness & Fitness F—Great Outdoors G—Hobbies, Home & Travel

Registration Forms may be picked up at Robins Administration Building.

A3 – Harp Circles—NEW

A harp circle is a group of people playing harps all together and is open to players of any ability and musical level. Experience with the harp is not required and small harps will be provided by Marys Music Studio Havre. Ability to read music is helpful, but not required.

Instructor: Mary Stevens HS Band 23, M/Th., April 28, 8 classes, 7:00—7:45 p.m.

Cost: $37.00 / includes $15.00 for instruction book

ARTS AND CRAFTS

B1 – Knitting Baby Booties

Learn to make baby booties for your friends or family in just two weeks. If you can cast on and do the knit stitch even a little, Angee can teach you to pick up stitches and go from knitting flat to knitting in the round via “magic loop”. A fast and fun gift that you can say “I made that”. Please contact community ed office for list of supplies needed.

Instructor: Angee Steir MS-162, W., starting May 14, 2 classes Cost: $12.00 (62+ $10.00)

COMPUTERS

No 62+ Discount for any category C classes

C1 – IPAD Basics

Are your children coming home talking about an iPad they had the opportunity to use in school?

Would you like to know more about this technology? Learn the basic iPad fundamentals of navigation and manipulating iPad screens. Learn about apps and all that they can help you A1– Setting up your Home Recycling accomplish. IPads will be available for class use or Wondering how to start recycling in your home? bring your own.

Every little bit helps. Explore recycling opportunities in our community. Tips and ideas to Instructor: Dick Fuzesy setting up a convenient home recycling system in as MS Lib, Mon., starting April 28, 3 classes Cost: $17.00 well as benefits of recycling in our community will C2 – Computer Basics be discussed.

Let’s start at the beginning. This class is designed to Instructor: Sue Swan from the Recycle Hi-Line help individuals learn basic computer skills.

HS-12, Wed., May 21, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Understand the parts of the computer, terminology, Cost: $2.00 Windows 7, word processing, working with files and A2 – Advanced Genealogy folders, and possibly covering browsing the Internet Have you started your family history research but and working with email. need more information or help getting over stumbling blocks in your pursuit? Attend this class Instructor: Justin Mason HS-Comp Lab, T., Apr. 29, 6:00-7:30p.m.—Cost: $7 for knowledgeable assistance.

SPECIAL INTEREST

Instructor: Sylvia Murray Senior Center, Mon. April 28 & May 5 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $10.00 (62+ $8.00)

C3-Microsoft Word

Intimidated by creating a document? Learn how to format text, check spelling, save and print documents. This class is for beginners with limited to no experience. Your attendance in this class will

provide confidence and knowledge to create letters, resumes…whatever.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Th., May 1, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

C4—Facebook

This basic class will get you started using Facebook.

We will create Facebook accounts, learn to find and communicate with friends, and learn to manage your own levels of privacy. For extra fun, bring a flash drive or digital camera with pictures you would like to upload to your Facebook page.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Tues., May 6, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

C5—GOOGLE—Way More Than A Search Engine

Google is the world’s most popular search engine, but did you know you can use it to create documents, spreadsheets, and slideshows like in Microsoft Office? Create your own website? Send and receive faxes? Translate between English and 50 other languages almost instantaneously? Hike the Grand Canyon? Join us for a fun and useful look at the Internet superpower that is Google.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Th., May 8, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

LIFE & HEALTH Knowing what to do when an emergency arises can be the difference between life and death. Class uses AHA guidelines with a two year certification.

First aid book and CPR handouts provided. D1-D4 are all held in the HS Library under the instructor Herman Handstede.

D1—First Aid and Basic CPR/AED

Tues., May 6, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Tues., May 13, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Must attend both evenings for certification Cost: $32.00

D2—First Aid—AHA

Tues., May 6, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Tues., May 13, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Must attend both evenings for certification Cost: $22.00

D3—Basic CPR/AED—AHA

Tues., May 13, 7:00-9:30 p.m.

Cost: $17.00

D4—Health Care Provider CPR/AED

Wed., May 7, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Cost: $22.00

2 — Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014

Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014 — 3

Community Education Spring 2014

Superintendent’s Message…

Registration April 22-25

For the first time in several school years there will be a school election. At this time, there will be no mill levy vote and that is often a major draw to voters for school ballots. There are three Havre Trustee positions that will be decided upon by voters in our community. It is always encouraging to have folks willing to serve in this capacity and I am thankful for the individuals that have stepped forward to give of their time and talents to help guide Havre Public Schools policy and decision making.

School Trustees face many challenges, make difficult decisions, and give countless hours of volunteered time that often goes unnoticed. It is not a position that brings accolades and notoriety, but definitely one that can interrupt regular sleep patterns. School board members often go unnoticed throughout a majority of their time served, right up until there is a controversial matter put before them or the school district encounters financial issues.

The role of an individual school board member is often misunderstood by the general public and it can be challenging to operate in an open forum capacity. Every word and decision they make has their name attached to it for all to critique and second guess. Making decisions based upon the whole versus the individual can at times put trustees in direct opposition to the very community members they voluntarily serve. It can become a burdensome task working diligently throughout the year trying to provide the best possible learning environment for students that the board can with the resources afforded to them. I have experienced these moments first hand and watched good people deal with some very difficult circumstances.

There may not be a levy on this year’s school ballot, but the decision facing the voters of this community is no less meaningful. I encourage you to make it to the polling booths or to send in your absentee ballots in the upcoming school election. I want to thank our two incumbents Cindy Erickson and Dr. Curtis Smeby for their time served as board members as well as Bobbi Teasley, Tim Scheele and Ericka Everly for their willingness to place their names on the upcoming ballots to serve Havre Public Schools for the next three school years. I also want to thank Dr. Darlene Bricker for her years of service to the Havre Board of Trustees and wish her well in the next chapter of her life.

Havre Public Schools’ Community Education is excited to offer many successful previously offered classes and several new classes for Spring session. All payments for classes are due registration week (April 22-25). Payments may be mailed or dropped off, in person, at the Community Education office in the Robins Administration Building. Separate checks are appreciated for each class in which you are enrolling. Early registration and payment will help ensure the class is offered and is not overcrowded. Late registrations will be accepted only if class space is available and the class has not been cancelled. Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. No exceptions!

Refunds will be made only if you notify the Community Education office five days prior to class starting or 10 days for classes where the instructor or Com. Ed. purchases supplies. If class is cancelled due to lack of enrollment, you will be notified and refunded any payment you have made.

Attention Senior Citizens of Havre In honor of our appreciation for your support, Havre Public Schools will host the 23rd annual

Salute to Senior Citizens on Sunday, May 4th, 2014.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING 2014 CLASS OFFERINGS

Please join us for free brunch and stu-

dent entertainment at the Havre Middle School cafeteria. Doors open at 12:00 p.m., serving meal at 12:30, and entertainment at 1:00. Come and Enjoy!!

Policies for use of 62+ Card Age Requirement: 62 years of age Residency: Havre Public School District—A Card: Non-transferable 62+ card entitles you to the following: 1. Admission to the athletic events, excluding tournaments.

2. Admission to fine arts activities (band concerts, vocal performances). Fundraisers not included.

3. One free or reduced enrollment in a multievening Community Education class. Does not include materials, rentals, bldg., or other fees.

CARDS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL or ROBINS MAIN OFFICE You must present your 62+ card when registering for a multi-evening Community Education class or attending a school activity.

It is NOT necessary to renew your 62+ card each year.

Contact: Community Education office at 425 6th St. On Line: www.havre.k12.mt.us E-Mail: communityed@havre.k12.mt.us Phone: 265-4356 Ext. 6716 Mail: Community Education, PO Box 7791 Havre, MT 59501 Pre-registration is required for all classes. Payment is due with registration. Refer to page two for refund and cancellation information.

Community Education Classes are held at: HS—Havre High School—900 18th Street MS—Havre Middle School—1441 11th Street West LM—Lincoln McKinley—801 4th Street SS—Sunnyside—601 14th Street Havre City Pool—420 6th Avenue North Central Senior Center—2 West 2nd Street

Winter Community Education Classes A—Special Interest B—Arts & Crafts C—Computers D—Life & Health E—Wellness & Fitness F—Great Outdoors G—Hobbies, Home & Travel

Registration Forms may be picked up at Robins Administration Building.

A3 – Harp Circles—NEW

A harp circle is a group of people playing harps all together and is open to players of any ability and musical level. Experience with the harp is not required and small harps will be provided by Marys Music Studio Havre. Ability to read music is helpful, but not required.

Instructor: Mary Stevens HS Band 23, M/Th., April 28, 8 classes, 7:00—7:45 p.m.

Cost: $37.00 / includes $15.00 for instruction book

ARTS AND CRAFTS

B1 – Knitting Baby Booties

Learn to make baby booties for your friends or family in just two weeks. If you can cast on and do the knit stitch even a little, Angee can teach you to pick up stitches and go from knitting flat to knitting in the round via “magic loop”. A fast and fun gift that you can say “I made that”. Please contact community ed office for list of supplies needed.

Instructor: Angee Steir MS-162, W., starting May 14, 2 classes Cost: $12.00 (62+ $10.00)

COMPUTERS

No 62+ Discount for any category C classes

C1 – IPAD Basics

Are your children coming home talking about an iPad they had the opportunity to use in school?

Would you like to know more about this technology? Learn the basic iPad fundamentals of navigation and manipulating iPad screens. Learn about apps and all that they can help you A1– Setting up your Home Recycling accomplish. IPads will be available for class use or Wondering how to start recycling in your home? bring your own.

Every little bit helps. Explore recycling opportunities in our community. Tips and ideas to Instructor: Dick Fuzesy setting up a convenient home recycling system in as MS Lib, Mon., starting April 28, 3 classes Cost: $17.00 well as benefits of recycling in our community will C2 – Computer Basics be discussed.

Let’s start at the beginning. This class is designed to Instructor: Sue Swan from the Recycle Hi-Line help individuals learn basic computer skills.

HS-12, Wed., May 21, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Understand the parts of the computer, terminology, Cost: $2.00 Windows 7, word processing, working with files and A2 – Advanced Genealogy folders, and possibly covering browsing the Internet Have you started your family history research but and working with email. need more information or help getting over stumbling blocks in your pursuit? Attend this class Instructor: Justin Mason HS-Comp Lab, T., Apr. 29, 6:00-7:30p.m.—Cost: $7 for knowledgeable assistance.

SPECIAL INTEREST

Instructor: Sylvia Murray Senior Center, Mon. April 28 & May 5 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $10.00 (62+ $8.00)

C3-Microsoft Word

Intimidated by creating a document? Learn how to format text, check spelling, save and print documents. This class is for beginners with limited to no experience. Your attendance in this class will

provide confidence and knowledge to create letters, resumes…whatever.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Th., May 1, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

C4—Facebook

This basic class will get you started using Facebook.

We will create Facebook accounts, learn to find and communicate with friends, and learn to manage your own levels of privacy. For extra fun, bring a flash drive or digital camera with pictures you would like to upload to your Facebook page.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Tues., May 6, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

C5—GOOGLE—Way More Than A Search Engine

Google is the world’s most popular search engine, but did you know you can use it to create documents, spreadsheets, and slideshows like in Microsoft Office? Create your own website? Send and receive faxes? Translate between English and 50 other languages almost instantaneously? Hike the Grand Canyon? Join us for a fun and useful look at the Internet superpower that is Google.

Instructor: Justin Mason HS—Computer Lab, Th., May 8, 6:00—7:30 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

LIFE & HEALTH Knowing what to do when an emergency arises can be the difference between life and death. Class uses AHA guidelines with a two year certification.

First aid book and CPR handouts provided. D1-D4 are all held in the HS Library under the instructor Herman Handstede.

D1—First Aid and Basic CPR/AED

Tues., May 6, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Tues., May 13, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Must attend both evenings for certification Cost: $32.00

D2—First Aid—AHA

Tues., May 6, 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Tues., May 13, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Must attend both evenings for certification Cost: $22.00

D3—Basic CPR/AED—AHA

Tues., May 13, 7:00-9:30 p.m.

Cost: $17.00

D4—Health Care Provider CPR/AED

Wed., May 7, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Cost: $22.00

4 — Havre Daily News, April 18 / Hi-Line Shopper, April 23, 2014

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING 2014 CLASS OFFERINGS WELLNESS & FITNESS

GREAT OUTDOORS

Come and participate in one of our most popular classes while gaining flexibility and freedom of movement while improving circulation, respiration and digestion. Release stiffness and tension while helping to renew energy and maintain health. A yoga exercise mat is required. Class is co-ed.

Instructor: Keshia Reichle SS Gym, M/W, Apr. 28, 4 wks/8 classes, 6:00—7:00 p.m. Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00)

Designed for beginners. Class will cover basic equipment identification and casting techniques.

Bring your fly rod, reel and line. Students will go fishing final day of class, but you will need a fishing license!

Instructor: Hugo Gibson SS Gym, Tues, Apr 29, 3 wks., 6:30-8 p.m.

Cost: $12 (no 62+ discount)

E1 – Yoga for Relaxation

E2—Yoga for Health & Well-being (Hatha Type) - NEW

F1—Fly Casting

F2– Golf

Discover the proper method of building a golf swing.

Practice indoors/outdoors at Beaver Creek Golf Course. Bring a 5 & 9 iron, driver and a putter. Class Bring your yoga mat and join Bonnie. She is a Kripalu fees enhance HPS golf team’s budget. certified yoga teacher. Classes begin with warm-up movements and breath awareness to prepare you for Instructor: Brad Dugdale Mon., May 5, 3 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m. yoga postures. The heart of each class is a sequence of postures and stretches that strengthen and balance Cost: $15.00 plus the cost of range balls F3 – Bear Paw Hike your body. Class is co-ed.

Enjoy the beauty of nature coming to life with a Instructor: Bonnie Williamson guided walking tour of Beaver Creek Park. Bring a SS Gym, Th., starting May 1, 4 weeks snack and water. Wear comfortable walking shoes 7:00—8:30 p.m. Cost: $16.00 (62+ $12.00) and dress appropriately. Participants will meet at HS E3 – Body Sculpture parking lot and will travel by vehicle/carpool to the Register early for our most popular class! This class Park. If there is inclement weather, hike will be strengthens and tones your muscles through the use of exercise balls, hand weights and non-weight bearing rescheduled to a following Saturday.

Instructor: Charles Gallus equipment. Bring your personal equipment (mat, weights, balls) as equipment to lend is limited. Class is Sat, May 3, 12:30-3:00 p.m. Cost: $7.00 co-ed.

Instructor: Jamie Lorang HS Cafe, T/Th, Apr. 29, 4 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Cost: $18.00 (62+ $14.00)

E4 – Cardio Kick, Jab & Jump—NEW

Kick, jab and jump your way into a healthier, happier you this spring. This class will be sure to get your heart pumping & sweat dripping. Basic fundamentals of kickboxing will be utilized along with simple cardio moves like jumping jacks to keep you moving and burning intense calories. Not only will this class help you get into shape, but we are sure you will have fun doing it! A fairly high paced class, so please be sure you are healthy enough for cardiovascular exercise.

Instructor: Amy Brown Class is co-ed.

HS Cafe, M/W, Apr. 28, 4 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Cost: $18.00 (62+ $14.00)

HOBBIES, HOME & TRAVEL G1—Pinochle

Come and learn to play this fun card game for twofour players. Pinochle is played with a special deck of 48 cards with points being scored by taking tricks and forming certain combination.

Instructor: Syliva Murray Senior Center, Mon., starting April 28, 4 classes 2:00—3:00 p.m. Cost: $10.00

G2—Juicing & Smoothies

Create wholesome drinks via juicing fruits and vegetables, and produce nutritious tasty smoothies. The health benefits of eating vegetarian will be discussed. The Bountiful Basket Conventional pack will be used in these recipes. You will leave with a wealth of knowledge, wonderful recipes and will E5—Aqua Aerobics have been able to prepare and sample your creations.

An upbeat, physical water workout in the pool. Water Instructor: Sarah Law MS 162, Tues., May 6, 6:30—8 p.m. Cost: $12.75 buoyancy has been shown to make exercise less stressful on the body’s joints thus getting the benefit G3—Country Dancing—NEW of aerobics without the stress on the body. NonLearn a few of the most popular country dances. You swimmer welcome. This class is Co-ed. will be instructed in country line dance, Waltz, Two Instructor: Gen Geda Step and Jitter Bug. These basic dances will be taught Havre City Pool, T/TH, Apr 29, 4 wks, 6—7p.m. in a fun, relaxed classroom setting. Come and kick up Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00) your heels with us.

Instructor: Pam Wilson LM Gym, T., Apr. 29/ T., May 6/ Th., May 8/ T., May 13 Total of 4 classes 7:00—8:30 p.m. Cost: $16.00 (62+ $12.00)

G4 – C.M. Russell Museum and Lewis & Clark National Historic Interpretive Center—NEW

Let’s continue to explore the history and natural wonders of this great area we call home. Travel to Great Falls to visit both the C.M. Russell Museum and the Interpretive Center. Bring a sack lunch. Transportation provided. Meet at the HS parking lot. Cost: $34.00 Includes admission to both exhibits.

Saturday April 26, 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.

Havre Public Schools

“A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE!”

SPRING, 2014

Registration open IMMEDIATLEY for this individual class. Must have a minimum of 15 Students.

Community Cares 

Adult ed. classes including assistance in preparing for the HiSET test (formerly GED) are available at HRDC. Intakes are conducted on Wed. at 9 am and 1pm.

Potential students must attend an intake session before enrolling in the program. All teaching is individualized based on the needs of each student.

For more info., please call Fawn at 265-6743 x 1198  HiSET (formerly GED) testing is Every 2nd and 4th Wed. of the month. To register for test, you must create an account at www.HiSET.org. For more info., please contact Andi at Daniela@hrdc4.org.  Public computers are available at HRDC Mon., Tues., and Thur. 8-12 & 1-5 & Fri. 8-12. We offer self-paced study for MS Office, Windows, and various skills building & career exploration. Limited assistance in completing the online training is available.

Hare-Hill Country Library Presents:  Books & Babies at 10:15, Story time at 10:30/3:30.  Showing movies every other Thur. night at 7, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22. Movies TBA in paper & on radio.  May 1 & 15 young adult book/movie clubs at 4. May 1 The Book Thief, May 15 The Secret Life of Bees.

Books are available to be checked out. At the event we will be watching the movie & having a discussion.  June 11 at 10:00 am kickoff party for the Summer Reading Program. We will have a Scholastic Book Fair June 11-14 during regular library hours.  June 19-July 31 showing children's movies every Thursday at 2:30.  July 15 at 6:30 Farmer Minor & Daisy the pig will present "Pig out on Reading" and we will also conclude our "Kiss the Pig" fundraiser.

HHS Softball Practice Career Day at Havre High School

Recess at Sunnyside

INCLUDES COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES