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Paynesville Area Public School District #741

Paynesville Area Center

www.PaynesvilleCE.com

Fall 2016 September - November

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Community Education 801 Business 23 South

Paynesville, MN 56362

Phone: (320)243-7570

Visit us on the web: www.PaynesvilleCE.com

Central Office Hours

Monday-Friday

8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Summer, Holiday & No School Hours Will Vary

Community Education Director, Matt Dickhausen

[email protected] 243-7570-Ext 1

C.E. Administrative Assistant, Lisa Mead

[email protected] 243-7570

C.E. Program Coordinator, Mellody Weber

[email protected] 243-7570-Ext 2

Adult Basic Education: 243-7570

Community Education Activity Line 243-5454

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)

Lisa Lichy,- 243-3725-Ext 1125

Paynesville Fitness Center Staff - 243-7570-Ext 3 Sue Teicher – Jerome Feigum

Jordan Spaulding - Tyler Wolters PAWS Site Leader & PAWS Room - 243-5437 (KIDS)

Kristine Schultz-Kierstead -

[email protected]

Table of Contents General Information

Registration Information Page 2

Preschool 2016-2017 Page 3

Preschool activities Page 4

Youth Enrichment Page 5-12

PAWS Schoolage Childcare Page 6

Public Library Page 13

Sponsors Page 13-14

Health & Fitness Center Page 15-16

Adult Enrichment Page 16-23

Trips (Adult & Family) Page 19-20

Community Events Page 22-23

55 Alive Driving Page 23

Paynesville Area & R.O.S.E Center Page 24-30

Directory

Paynesville Area Community Education -Registration Form Name___________________________________________________________ Mom Name & Cell Phone #___________________________

First Middle Last Dad Name & Cell Phone #____________________________

Home Phone #_____________________________________

Address______________________________________________

City _____________ State__________ Zip__________ Name of Township_________________________________

Date of Birth___/____/_______ Age________ Grade______ E-mail Address____________________________________

Payment: _____Cash ______Check #______ ______Credit Card

Visa/Master/Discover Credit Card # _________-__________-_________-__________ Exp. _______-______ VCC#_____ (Please Circle the type of Card) (Month-Year) (3 Digit # on the back of the card)

Name as it appears on the credit card_____________________________________

Checks payable to: Paynesville Area Community Education

Return to: Paynesville Area Community Ed. 801 Business 23 South, Paynesville, MN 56362

Class Code Class Title Fee

T-Shirt Size Youth: S M L Adult : S M L XL Total

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4 Year Old—2016-2017 Preschool Program This program is a wonderful opportunity for children to get that extra boost prior to entering kindergarten. Your child will

explore the areas of art, music, dramatic play, physical fitness and literature, along with developing the cognitive skills that

include language and problem-solving abilities. Participants must be 4 years of age by September 1, 2016.

Morning Session (8:00am-10:30am) Dates: Monday– Friday

September 7, 2016 - May 26, 2017

Class Code: F1020 Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Minimum: 10 Maximum: 15

Location: Elementary School Room #124

Registration Deadline: Until filled

Afternoon Session (12:30pm-3:00 pm) Dates: Monday - Friday

September 7, 2016 - May 26, 2017

Class Code: F1021 Time: 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Minimum: 10 Maximum: 15

Location: Elementary School Room #124

Registration Deadline: Until filled

4 Star Rated Preschool - 2016-2017

BUSSING

Bussing is available from current district bus stops (space permit-

ting). To school for the morning session and from school for the

afternoon session. Please call the Community Ed Office at 243-7570

to see if you qualify for bussing.

SCHEDULE

Starting date is September 7, then will follow the 2016-17 school

calendar. (days off and for weather cancellations) If school is two

hours late, no AM Preschool. If there is an early release no PM Pre-

school. THE SCHOOL NOTIFICATION SYSTEM will be used to

help communicate these cancellations to parents.

PAWS school aged childcare program will be available to those

children, enrolled in our Preschool Program. This means for AM

preschoolers can utilize the before school care and all day care for

weather related school cancelations. For PM preschoolers after

school care and also all day care for weather related school cancella-

tions. Call Community Ed for more info at 243-7570.

IMPORTANT : Information Packets will arrive at the begin-

ning of August, and will be filled with details such as snack

information, supply needs & parent meeting.

Announcing a NEW Four Star Rated

Five Day per week program!!!

4 year Old Preschool Rates

Fee: Household Incomes $75,000 + = $79/month (9 month class)

Household Incomes $50,000 -$74,999 = $69/month (9 month class)

Household Incomes $39,999 - $49,999 = $59/month (9 month class)

Household Incomes $25,000 - $39,999 = $49/month (9 month class)

Household Incomes $24,999 & Below = $29/month (9 month class) **Must show 2015 income tax statement as proof of income if under the $79/month fee.

$39 hold’s your child’s spot for the 2016-2017 School Year.

Registrations for each of the classes are limited, please register early!!

$39 Non refundable registration fee is due at registration. This is not tuition and will not be applied to your child's first month of tuition

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Youth enrichment

Come and explore great literature through

songs, games, and activities through this

year-long adventure! There will be free

play time, parent/child interaction

activities, circle time, and then partial

separating where parents will be in one area

of the classroom and children in another.

Hop on board the Safari and come learn

with us! Each class encourages your child

to wear something special!

By: Eric Carle

(Wear your favorite color shirt)

Date: Sept 20 Time: 6-7pm

Fee: $4 Class Code: F1084

Location: Elem. Rm. 124

Min: 5 Max: 10

By: Don Freeman

(Wear overalls if you have them)

Date: Oct 4 Time: 6-7pm


Location: Elem. School Rm. 124

Min: 5 Max:10

By: Esphyr Slobodkina (Wear your favorite hat/cap)

Date: Nov 29 Time: 6-7:00pm


Location: Elementary School Rm. 124

Min: 5 Max:10

By: Karma Wilson (wear your favorite holiday outfit/

shirt

Date: Dec 8 Time: 6-7pm

Fee: $4 Class Code: W0016

Location: E.S. Rm. 124

Min: 5 Max: 10

By: Eric Litwin (Wear a shirt with buttons)

Date: Oct 18 Time: 6-7pm


Location: ES Rm. 124

Min: 5 Max: 10

Pumpkin Party (ages 2-5)

Get ready to party, pumpkin style!

Painting, carving (older kiddos), and

frosting! There will be time for a story and

snack as well. We hope you can join us for

this family fun evening, wear your favorite

orange shirt to add to the festivities. Date: Oct 27 Time: 6-7pm

Fee: $5 by Oct 6/$9 regular

Class Code: F1145 Min: 5 Max: 30


Early Childhood Screening Information:

Screening will be held on 5 different

Fridays throughout the school year.

Please call Lisa or Diane at 243-7543

during normal school hours to set up a

screening.

Dates of Screenings: September 23 October 28

December 2 February 17

March 17

“Leaf” It up to Us! (ages 2-5)

Fall is a fabulous time of year! Come and

see why we love it at school as we learn

with leaves. Feel free to bring some of your

own leaves or use the ones we have collect-

ed. There will be circle time, parent/child

activities, snack time, and free play.

Date: Nov 10 Time: 6-7pm

Fee: $5 by Oct 27/$9 regular



Gingerbread Night (ages 2-5)

The holiday season is just not the

same without decorating a

Gingerbread house. Children and

adults will enjoy creating and

decorating a Gingerbread House.

There will be other fun activities

for you and your child(ren) to do

as well. Please bring a container

to carry your house home in.

Please register each child that

will be decorating a house.

Date: Dec 15 Time: 6-7pm

Fee: $5 by Nov 27/$9 regular

Class Code: W8016

Min: 10 Max: 30


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Attention all Aspiring Student Actors—Save the Date!

Do you like playing make believe or singing in the shower? Does the idea of putting on a costume make

you smile? Are you excited about working with a group of talented performers on a live show? In the long

tradition of Paynesville Area Mini-Theatre, we are planning a double feature to warm your heart in the

middle of a Cold Winter.

Save the dates: Auditions will be held January 4, 2017 after school in the High School

Auditorium. We will rehearse from January 5-18, after school. Performances will be the

evenings of January 19 and 20.

Mini-Theatre will be open to school-age students, grades 1-12. There is a place for everyone!

Watch for the next Community Education brochure and future emails for registration and

details about the shows.

Date: Tuesday, October 4th. Time: 3:15pm - 4:30pm

Class Code: F1007 Instructor: Jen Anfinson

Fee: $19 Ear ly Bird by September 20/$24 Regular Pr ice Registration Deadline: September 27

Location: High School Room #132 Min: 6 Max: 12

Calling all Wizards, Witches and Muggles! Do you have a child that loves Harry Potter? We have a fun class for them. Join

us in creating their very own wand to cast magical spells. They also get to make their very own potions. Let the magic begin. Elementary school students should ride Bus #67 to the Middle School (Comm Ed Office) Students will be walked

down from the CE Office to the High School Home Ec Room.

Youth enrichment

What’s it take to become a Master Fit Chef? This class will teach your youngster how fun it can be

to cook great tasting, nutritious food. Help instill in your child a taste for “Real Food” – No highly processed big corporate food will be found in this class. Just real down home cooking! Please see

below for each month’s theme and class date. Each class will also cover impor tant cooking

topics such as, kitchen safety, cleanliness, nutritious ingredients and food preparation. And of

course each class will end with a Taste Test! Elementary school students should r ide Bus #67

to the Middle School (Comm Ed Office) Students will be walked down from the CE Office to the

High School Home Ec Room. Class Codes: See Below - You must register for each class separately - Register for one or both!

Times: 3:15 PM - 4:45 PM Instructors: Dianne Mason, Matt Dickhausen & Other Food Club Members

Location: High School Room #132 - Home Ec. Room Min: 5 Max: 10

Halloween Treats Date: October 27

Class Code: F1000 Fee: Early Bird $9 before October 1

$14 regular price

Registration Deadline: October 20

Thanksgiving Bites Date: November 10

Class Code: F1002 Fee: Early Bird $9 before October 15

$14 regular price

Registration Deadline: November 3

Do you like to play chess or cribbage or want

to learn how to play? Then this club is for

you! Bring your board or use one of mine.

We will learn how to play and have fun with friends. Be sure to bring a

snack. No registration, just show up to play.

Dates: Tuesday’s October 25, November 1,8,15,22,29 December 6,13,20 Fee: FREE

Time: 3:00-4:00 PM Instructor: Audra Lura Location: Elementary School Room 103

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PAWS

Calling all Lego Maniacs! It is time to take your Lego Building to the

next level with the Lego WeDo 2.0 - Lego Robotics Program.

The hands-on tools encourage students to get involved in science exploration by asking

questions, analyzing data and communicating their findings. Students will not only build their

creations they will also program them. There are over 16 possible special project/challenges

that need solving. This is the same Lego Robotics Camp Format that was offered this

past summer.

Location: Elementary School Media Center

Min: 4 / Max: 10 Instructor: Fellow Lego Maniac’s- Matt Dickhausen & Kwanteh Tapelah

Activities Include Sports & Recreation Computer Lab Homework Help Arts & Crafts Free Choice Time Recess Enrichment Activities Science Projects Games Field Trips/Special Events

Fun! Fun! Fun!

Go to www.PaynesvilleCE.com to Register and for more info!

PAWS At a Glance Before School Care Hours - 6:30 am to 8:00 am After School Care Hours – 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm

* Enrichment programming for Paynesville Area Students in Grade Kindergarten to Fifth Grade

* Full day programming on most school vacation days and early dismissal days. (6:30 am – 6:00 pm)

* Conveniently located in Paynesville Area Elementary School.

* Flexible enrollment options including before and/or after school 1 to 5 days per week and occasional use.

* PAWS will be open regular hours if school is two-hours late. PAWS will be open until 6:00 pm if school is

released early.

Youth activities

Session II Dates: Tuesdays– November 8, 15, 22, 29 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM Class Code: F1010

Fee: $24 Early bird rate by October 25/ $29 regular pr ice

Registration Deadline: November 1

Session I Dates: Tuesdays– September 20, 27 October 4, 11 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM Class Code: F1009

Fee: $24 Early bird rate by September 6/ $29 regular pr ice

Registration Deadline: September 13

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Special events

Jingle all the way to our PAWS

room for a fun Christmas craft.

Each student will have a snack

before beginning and will make

a craft to take home with them at

the end of the day.

Date: Thursday December 15

Class Code: W0003

Time: 3:00 PM –4:15 PM

Location: Elementary School #159

Fee: $9

Instructors: PAWS Staff

Min: 3 Max: 10

Registration Deadline: December 1st

If your child is a member of the PAWS program and is

scheduled for this date no need to register they will be

participating in the fun!!

Join our PAWS program for SUPER HERO DAY! This is sure to

be a fun day as your little one can design and make their own

Super Hero costume.

Date: Thursday, October 27th

Class Code: F1080

Time: 3:00 PM –4:15 PM

Location: Elementary School

#159

Fee: $9


Min: 3 Max: 10

Registration Deadline: October 13th

If your child is a member of the PAWS program and is sched-

uled for this date no need to register they will be participating

in the fun!!

Support our varsity athletic teams by

showing your school spirit. Help make a

banner for the varsity teams, and make your

own festive accessories .

Date: Tuesday, September 27

Class Code: F1078

Time: 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM


Fee: $9


Min: 3 Max: 10


If your child is a member of the PAWS program and is

scheduled for this date no need to register they will be

participating in the fun!!

What is your child thankful for?

With this fun Thanksgiving

themed craft you will find out

what comes to your child’s

mind when asked what they are

thankful for.

Date: Tuesday, November 22

Class Code: F1081

Time: 3:00 PM –4:15 PM


Fee: $9 Instructors: PAWS Staff

Min: 3 Max: 10

Registration Deadline: November 8th

If your child is a member of the PAWS program

and is scheduled for this date no need to

register they will be participating in the fun!!

No School –EM Break Trip Day (Gr K-5) Enjoy your day on the Nelson Farm. Play in the tree fort, visit the farm animals,

meander through the corn maze plus much more!! Join the PAWS group on their

exciting trip to the Nelson Farm. * Children must wear tennis shoes on this trip and

pack a sack lunch to eat on the farm.

Date: Thursday, October 20 Class Code: F1083

Time: Drop off at the PAWS room at 10:00 AM and pick up at 3:00 PM . The

bus will leave for Nelson Farm at 10:30 AM and return at approximately 2:30 PM.

Location: Elementary School #159 & Nelson Farm

Fee: $29 Instructors: PAWS Staff Max : 50

Registration Deadline: October 13

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Aquatics

These classes are designed to help children learn some very basic water skills, overcome their fear of water, have fun and to facilitate a

special time with mom or dad. Preschool swim classes require a parent/guardian or older sibling over 16 years of age to be in the water with

each child. Our instructor is WSI Certified . Please remember to bring a towel!

Fee: $15 Ear ly Bird Rate by Aug 30/ $20 Regular Pr ice Registration Deadline: Sept 6

Min: 5 Max: 10 Location: Paynesville Inn & Suites Instructor: Emily Weidner

Youth Activities

Dates: Tuesdays, September 13, 20, 27, October 4, 11, 18

Fee: $49 Early Bird Rate by Aug. 30/$54 Regular Pr ice

Registration Deadline: September 6 Location: Paynesville Inn & Suites Instructor: Emily Weidner

Level I-Water Exploration (Pre-Beginners) Level I is to help

students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely.

Students start to develop good attitudes and safety practices around

the water. Level I skills include: fully submerge face, buoyancy

and breath control, supported float on front & back, blowing

bubbles, water entry & exit, locomotion (walk through water safely)

and supported kicking on front and back. There are no

prerequisites for this course.

Code: F1107 Time: 5:25 PM-6:25PM Min: 5 Max: 8

Level II-Primary Skills (Beginners) Level II gives students

success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without

support and to recover to a vertical position. This level marks the

beginning of true locomotion skills and adds to self-help and basic

rescue skills. Level II skills include: hold breath and fully submerge

head, retrieve objects, orientation to deep water, prone float of glide

(unsupported), supine float of glide (unsupported), rhythmic

breathing, step from the side into chest deep water, get out at side of

pool, flutter kick on front and back, finning on back, back crawl arm

action combined, stroke front (using kick and alternating arm action)

and combined stroke back (using kick and choice of arm

movement).

Code: F1108 Time: 4:20 PM-5:20 PM Min: 5 Max: 8

Level III-Stroke Readiness (Beginners +) Level III is to build on

the skills in Level II by providing additional guided practice. Level III

skills include: coordinate the front & back crawl,

elementary backstroke, fundamentals of treading water, dive from side

of the pool and turns.

Students will ride bus #67 to Paynesville Inn & Suites

Code: F1110 Time: 3:15PM-4:15 PM Min: 5 Max: 8

Facility etiquette for all levels of swimmers Bring your own towel

No Hot tub usage before or after lessons

No kiddie pool usage before or after lessons /no siblings in kiddie pool while lessons are in session.

Do not enter the large pool until instructor has given the ok and lessons have begun.

Parents keep conversations to a minimum in the pool area.

Water Babies/Aqua Tots (12Months – 2 YEARS)

Dates: Tuesdays, September 13, 20, 27, October 4

Time: 6:30 PM-7:00 PM. Class Code: F1165

Minnows (3-5 year olds)

Dates: Tuesdays, September 13, 20, 27, October 4

Time: 7:05 PM-7:35 PM. Class Code: F1166

American red cross swimming

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Are you interested in trying a new sport? Don’t want to make a huge commitment? Looking for a fun exciting

activity? If so join the Varsity Basketball Coaches and Players and partake in the Jr. Bulldog’s Boys Basketball

Program. The purpose of this activity is to learn the fundamentals of basketball while stressing maximum

participation and Fun. Dates: Saturday’s, January 7, 14, 21, 28 & February 4 (5 Dates) * schedule may change due to home 5 &6th grade trny Boys Grades K-2 (#W1014) 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Location: Paynesville Elementary School Cafeteria Gym

Boys Grades 3&4 (#W1015) 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Location: Paynesville Elementary School Big Gym

Fee: $15 Early Bird Rate By December 7/ $19 Regular Pr ice Min: 10 Max: 25 Instructors: Bulldog Boys Basketball Coaching Staff Registration Deadline: December 22

All 4th, 5th and 6th grade boys are invited to join the Jr. Bulldog Youth Basketball League. Separate 4th, 5th

grade and 6th teams will be made. Teams will play in the Highway 55-basketball league with area teams. We

are in need of parent coaches; please call Comm. Ed. @ 243-7570 for more information on coaching

opportunities. The Varsity Basketball Coaches will assist parent coaches in preparing for the season. **Please notice the Early Registration Deadline-We need to register for the Hwy 55 League by October 7th.

4th Grade Boys: Class code: W1024 4th grade weekday practices (Tuesday’s & Fridays) Practices, November 4 to February 17

Tuesdays, 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm – E.S. Cafeteria Gym & Fridays: 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm – E.S. Big Gym

5th Grade Boys: Class Code: W1022 5th grade weekday practices- (Monday’s and Tuesday’s ) November 1 to February 21

Monday’s 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm – E.S. Big Gym & Tuesday’s 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm – E.S. Big Gym

6th Grade Boys: Class Code: W1023 6th grade weekday practices- (Monday’s and Tuesday’s) November 1 to February 21

Monday’s 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm – E.S. Big Gym & Tuesday’s 7:15 pm – 8:30 pm – E.S. Big Gym

**Saturday Games: TBD (Usually around 7-8 Saturdays from December thru March

Fee: $29 Ear ly Bird Rate By September 30/ $34 Regular Pr ice Min: 8 Max: 18 COACHES: Parent Coaches

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: **October 7th

Are you interested in trying a new sport? Don’t want to make a huge commitment?

Looking for a fun exciting activity? If so join the Varsity Basketball Coaches and Players and partake in the

Jr. Bulldog’s Girls Basketball Program for kindergar ten through four th grader s.

The purpose of this activity is to learn the fundamentals of basketball while stressing maximum participation and Fun.

Dates: Saturday’s, January 7, 14, 21, 28 & February 4 (5 Dates) * schedule may change due to home 5 &6th grade trny Grades 3&4 (#W1025) 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Location: Paynesville Elementary School Big Gym

Grades K-2 (#W1026) 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Location: Paynesville Elementary School Cafeteria Gym

Fee: $15 Early Bird Rate By December 7/ $19 Regular Price Min: 10 Max: 25

Instructors: Bulldog Basketball Coaching Staff Registration Deadline: December 22

All 4th, 5th and 6th grade girls are invited to join the Jr. Bulldog Youth Basketball League. Separate 4th, 5th

grade and 6th teams will be made. Teams will play in the Highway 55-basketball league with area teams. We

are in need of parent coaches; please call Comm. Ed. @ 243-7570 for more information on coaching

opportunities. The Varsity Basketball Coaches will assist parent coaches in preparing for the season.

**Please notice the Early Registration Deadline-We need to register for the Hwy 55 League by October 7th.

4th Grade Girls -class Code: W1028 - 4th grade weekday practices- (Monday’s and Thursday’s ) November 3 to February 16

Monday’s 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm & Thursday’s 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm - E.S. Cafeteria Gym

5th Grade Girls- Class Code: W1020 5th grade weekday practices- (Monday’s and Thursday’s ) November 3 to February 23

Monday’s 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm -& Thursday’s 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm - E.S. Cafeteria Gym

6th Grade Girls- Class Code: W1021 6th grade weekday practices- (Monday’s and Thursday’s ) November 3 to February 23

Monday’s 6:45 pm – 8:00 pm – E.S. Cafeteria Gym & Thursday’s 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm – E.S. Big Gym

Fee: $29 Ear ly Bird Rate By September 30/$34 Regular Pr ice

Saturday Games: TBD (Usually around 7 to 8 Saturday’s from December thru March) Min: 8 Max: 18

COACHES: Parent Coaches REGISTRATION DEADLINE: **October 7**

There is an early Registration Deadline being we have to notify the Hwy 55 League if we have enough for a team by October 8.

Youth Basketball

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Youth

Paynesville Area High School & Middle School Gym will be open for public

use on Sundays beginning October 9.

Participants may play basketball or other indoor games

depending on space & participation. If bad weather call the activity line 320-

243-5454 for cancellations. Elementary students must be accompanied by an

adult. Limited number of basketballs provided.

Dates: Sundays, October 9-March 19

No open Gym December 25 & January 1

Time: 4:00-5:30 p.m.

Location: High & Middle School Gyms

Fee: $1/ per person

This year we will be starting in September and practicing at the

elementary School on the gym stage through October . These practices

will be on Mondays from 3:00 PM until 4:30M.

November 7th practices will start at the Koronis Ministries Gym.

Mandatory Parent Meeting: Monday, September 16 @ 7:30 p.m. @ High School Seminar Room #115

(Mandatory for a parent of each child to attend) This is for those who know for sure their child will be registering and

participating and for those who are curious about the program and want to learn more before registering.

Practices at the Elementary will be: Monday’s, September 19, 26 & October 10,17 Time: 3:00 PM- 4:30 PM

November 7th -February 10th will be held at Koronis Ministries Gym once we have a final number of students whom

have registered we will divide them into practice groups. Each group will practice 1-2 days a week from 6pm-8pm. Practices

will be scheduled around the High School Girls meet schedule. This schedule will be given to the kids by the end of October,

so parents can plan for attendance in Dec through February.

Time:6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Location: Koronis Ministr ies Gym

Program cost: $69 per month x 6 monthly payments (Sept.-Feb.) - (This is a contracted 6 month program)

(Season is from September – Second week of February) Extra costs will include a leotard purchase and warm up Jacket.

There is a$200 one time additional fee payable December 1st if your child is selected as one of the Competitive Team Gym-

nasts. This fee covers your child’s MAGA & Meet Entry Fee’s. We will be forming only one team this season that will

compete at meets.

Class Code: F1056 (when registering online you will be charged Septembers fee of $69.00) If you choose or want to pay the entire amount up front

please contact the CE office and we can help you with that) Instructors: Melaina Mrozek, Jesseca Engen Registration Deadline: September 12

Youth

Join the Bulldog Movie Club! Your child will have a snack and watch a movie on the big screen in the Auditorium. We will have 3 different

days with a different movie showing each day. Sign up for one day or all 3 days. It is sure to be a fun time with the Bulldog Movie Club.

Includes a snack and beverage. Elementary school age kids will ride bus #60 to the Auditorium.

Time: 3:15-5:00 Registration Deadline: 1 week before each showing Min: 5 Max: 100

Fee: $5 per movie (includes snack) Location: High School Auditor ium

*The release dates for these movies are projected to be out before our showing. However if the movie is not released

by the time of our showing Paynesville Community Ed reserves the right to substitute a similar movie.

October 10 – Finding Dory

Class Code: F1036

November 21– Ice Age: Collision Course

Class Code: F1037

December 19-Polar Express

Class Code: F1038

Reg. Deadline: October 3 Reg. Deadline: November 14 Reg. Deadline: December 12

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Youth

Calling all runners! The after school running

program is back! Come and learn how to run short

and long distances. We will play some running

games and have lots of fun! Be sure to bring a water

bottle, running clothes and shoes. Dates: Mondays, September 12,19,26 October 10 and 17

No Running Club - October 3

Time: 3:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. Class Code: F1041 Fee: $19 Early Bird by

Aug. 29 / $24 Regular Price- Shirt Included

Min: 8 Max: 20 Registration Deadline: September 5 Location: Elementary Cafeter ia Gym & Outside Grounds

(For Girls and Boys 11 years old and up) This course is designed for students 11-15

years old. Students need to be 11 by end of

course & need all five classes to pass. The

course includes a Babysitters Training

Handbook, exposure and hands-on practice of

infant and child CPR, first aid, prevention of

injuries, handling emergencies and making responsible decisions.

Upon completion, students will receive American Red Cross Babysit-

ters Certification. Students must be in attendance for all hours to re-

ceive certification. Those who become Red Cross Certified have the

option, with parent approval to be placed on the certified babysitter list

which will be available in the Community Education Office.

Elementary Students should ride bus #60 to the Middle

School. Please bring a snack/beverage for your break.

Dates: September 19, 20, 22, 26, 27 *29th if needed

Time: 3:20-5:30 p.m.


Fee: $44 Ear ly Bird by Sept. 5/$49 Regular Pr ice


Location: Middle School Media Center

Instructor: Virginia McCloud, Red Cross Cer tified Instructor

Learn to talk to your “Amigos” in

Spanish! This class will offer

basic conversation skills, that will

be covered through topics like

food, numbers, colors and

expressions. We will also cover

some music and dance. Come

and celebrate this fun learning

experience about Mexican culture. Parents must pick up students at

4:15 p.m.at the Elementary School.

Dates: Tues/Thurs. Sept. 29, Oct. 4,6,13,18,25,27 Nov. 1

Times: 3:00-4:15 p.m.

Class Code: F1105

Location: Elementary School Media Center

Instructor: Maria Thompson

Fee: $34 ear ly bird r ate by

September 10/ $39 Regular Price

Registration Deadline:

September 17

Min: 8 Max: 15

Do you like to run long distance? Come and try Cross Country

for 6th grade. We will meet two days per week after school to

play some running games and do some short to medium

distance group runs. Make sure you bring a water bottle,

running clothes and shoes.

Dates: Tuesday’s & Thursday’s, September

6,8,13,15,20,22,27,29 October 4,6,11,13,and18

Time: 3:15p.m.– 4:45 p.m.

Class Code: F1042 Fee: $39 - T-Shirt Included

Min: 8 Max: 20 Registration Deadline: September 1

Location: Meet at the High School Track Leader: Audra Lura

Come and join in the fun of the third and fourth grade flag football program. There

will be drills and games to help you improve your football skills. This program will provide fun for all the

participants while teaching them some football skills. A parent coach will play quarterback for part of the

games to make sure every player gets a chance to catch some passes during the games. We are looking for

volunteer help with this fun activity. Each player will receive a Bulldog Football T-Shirt Class Code: F1141 Dates: Saturdays, Sept. 10, 17, 24 & October 1 Time: 9 – 10:00 a.m.

Location: High School Varsity Football Field Fee: $19

Instructor: High School Coaching Staff & Parent Volunteers Registration Deadline: September 3

Join us as we hunt for the treasure of good health. You and your child will explore different islands learning about

digestive health, good food choices versus the bad, exercise and water on your quest for the treasure of good

health. You will do this all while watching out for the pirates (pop, junk food, candy, processed foods, lack of good

nutrients) who try to steal this treasure from you. Attend this class for a fun and creative way to involve your child

in building healthy habits at a young age. Supplies and treasures provided. Date: Monday November 14th Time: 6:00p.m. -7:30 p.m. Class Codes: F1024-Parent & Child F1025-Additional Child

Fee: $19 Ear ly Bird by Oct. 31/$24 Regular Pr ice $5 per each additional Child

Registration Deadline: November 7th Min: 3 Max: 12 Location: Middle School Media Center

Instructor: Anita McNamara

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BNC-TV-Your Bulldog News Station Is Now Accepting Applications For:

On Air - News Reporters

On Air - News Anchors

Behind the Scene Producers

Behind the Scene Videographers

Video Editing Specialists

Go to our website to watch last seasons episodes and to

download an application. www.PaynesvilleCE.com and Click the

BNC-TV Logo

BNC-TV –Apply Today!

Youth

High School Athletes can earn a free membership to the Paynesville Fitness

Center. Even if your sport doesn't start until a later season, make the commitment to play and pay

your activity fee in the High School Office. Once you pay your activity fee for your sport, stop in

the fitness center during staffed hours to get your membership started. Your membership will give

you free access during staffed hours. If you have any questions about this benefit please con-

tact Matt Dickhausen at 243-7570.

This 30-hour course is a prerequisite to obtaining a Minnesota Driving permit. Students will run

through a battery of tests, which will prepare them to take the state offered permit test. Students must have all

30 hours of class attendance. Class limit is first 50 students in with registration & fee. You must include

students middle name & birth date on registration. Maximum: 50

Students should be 15 by January 1st, 2017 to take this session. November 1st - 1 Parent/Guardian

needs to be present from 5:30-7:00 PM for a special Project Impact Training Seminar—This is a State of

MN requirement.

Dates: October 31, November *1, 2, 3, 4 Time: 3:20 p.m.-6:20 p.m. (Parent/Guardian must attend on November 1 from 5:30 PM—7:00 PM)

November **7, 8, 9, 10, 11 3:20 p.m.-6:20 p.m. (November 7 is quarter break day - class will be from 9am to 12 pm)

Fee: Ear ly Bird Rate By October 1st $99/$109 Regular Pr ice Class Code: F3500

Location: Paynesville Area High School Seminar Room #115 Instructor: Mr . Ron Fuchs Registration Deadline: October 24

Please note - *November 1—Parent/Guardian must attend from 5:30 pm—7:00 PM

** November 7 - Is quarter break day - Class will be from 9:00 am to 12 pm.

Are you a parent or caregiver of a child with special needs? Have you been looking for help and resources, but don't know what's available? Do you just need to ask questions about different situations that have come up in your child’s life? Do you

just need to know that you are not the only one?

Have no fear, the SUPER DOGS are here! We are a support group for parents and caregivers of special needs kids. We are parents, caregivers, special education teachers and therapists

that are looking to pool our knowledge and share experiences to help others that are going through the same things that we have gone through.

Join us in trying to help each other on this adventure of raising a SUPER DOG. The group is free and you can join at any time. We just ask that

you call Community Ed to register 243-7570.

Time: 7:00 PM Location: Adult Education Center (115 Mill Street)

Dates: Star ting October 3rd (The First Monday of each Month October-May) Will not meet in February due to parent teacher conferences

Fee: Free Every child has a superpower

we just have to nurture it.

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"1,000 Books Before Kindergarten" Since 2011, Paynesville Branch's "1000 Books Before

Kindergarten" program has been going strong! Designed

for children from birth through five years old, the

program encourages a love of books and reading and

prepares children to learn to read. The program provides

a book bag, stickers and small toys, and book giveaways

for incentives along the way. It also provides a reading

record for parents in which they can enter the names of

all the books they read with their child. Brochures are available at the library with further

information on how the program works. The Friends of the Paynesville Library and

Paynesville Lutheran Church Endowment Fund are program co-sponsors.

To sign up your child, visit the Paynesville Public Library or

contact the library at 320-243-7343.

More information @ www.griver.org/paynesville

Paynesville Public Library Special Events

Preschool Story Times Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 14 &

Dec 14

Time: 10:30 -11:15 AM

Join us for stories, songs and

crafts just for preschool

children!

Tech Tutors Need help with your laptop, iPad, Kindle, smartphone or

other device? Don’t have a computer and don’t know where

to start? Drop by the Library

for individual help. Limit 3.

Must pre-register, contact the

library to register for a time.

No charge. Bring your device

and power cord/charger.

Fridays September 16,

October 14, November 18 and

December 16.

4:40 to 6 PM

Community Education Sponsors

http://www.griver.org/paynesville

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Brochure sponsors

Healthy children engage in regular physical activity!

Looking for something new & exciting to do this fall and winter? Min-

nesota is known as the Land of 10,000 lakes, and with more kids play-

ing hockey than several nations combined, it is also the State of Hock-

ey. It is never too late to join the fun in the State of Hockey, we invite

YOU to check out River Lakes Stars hockey!

Try Hockey for Free: November 12, 2016 & February 25, 2017

Learn to Skate clinics: Paynesville: October 1, 8, 9, 15, 22 and

Richmond: October 8, 9, 16, 22, 23

Beginner Hockey clinics: Paynesville: September 26, 27, 29, October 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 and

Richmond: October 4, 6, 8, 11, 13.

Check out our website, www.riverlakeshockey.com and learn how you can try

hockey for FREE! *River Lakes creates a positive lifelong experiences in a safe &

fair environment that allows each participant to do their best*

http://www.riverlakeshockey.com

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Membership Single Monthly $24

Family Monthly $39

Youth Gr. 9-12 Monthly $11

Go to www.PaynesvilleCE.com to take a Virtual Tour & See all we have to offer Free Classes & Club Activities!

Staffed Hours:

September - May

Monday-Friday

6AM-8AM & 3PM-7PM

Monday - Friday

June-August

6AM-8AM & 4PM-6PM

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September October November

Tuesday’s - Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 Tuesday’s - Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 Tuesday’s - Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

AM – F1092 PM—F1093 AM-F1094 PM –F1095 AM– F1096 PM– F1097

Early Bird Price by Aug. 26 Early Bird Price by Sept. 22 Early Bird Price by Oct. 20

Health & Fitness

Tired of the same boring routine? Join us as we MOTIVATE

each other. This is a Fun 45-minute

Circuit Training Class which

Incorporates Free Weights, Machines,

Kettle Bells and Active

Cardio. Working out in a group

setting is a Great Way to add

excitement to your workouts.

Times: AM classes are from 6:00 am-6:45 pm

PM Classes are from 6:00 pm-6:45 pm.

Fee: Ear ly Bird Rate $20 /$25 Regular Pr ice

Free for Fitness Center Members) $7 drop in fee if space is available –Call Community

Education 320-243-7570 to reserve your spot

Location: Paynesville Fitness Center

Registration Deadlines: One Week Prior to class start date

Join us for our 2nd season of Co-Rec Pickleball.

Pickleball is one of the fastest growing activities in

the country! The league will be based on skill level

and competitive interests. We encourage everyone

interested in having some serious fun and getting a

good workout at the same time to join us. The first

two weeks of the league will be

introductory. Pickleball is a racquet

sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis.

Dates: Wednesday’s - December 14, 21- January 4, 11, 18, 25 February 1, 8, 15, 22

Game Times: 6:00 PM-7:15 PM Class Code: W1019

Fee: Early Bird rate by November 15 -$24 /$29 Regular Price

Location: Paynesville High School Gym

Registration Deadline: December 7 Minimum 8 players - Maximum 24

OK MD 7-8-16

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Recreational Basketball League

The Paynesville Recreational Basketball League will begin

Wednesday, December 7. All teams must be registered by

Wednesday, November 16. Include the captain’s name and email

address when register ing. Schedules will be posted online at

www.PaynesvilleCE.com. All teams must have fee paid before they

will be scheduled in the league. League Open Gym November 23

and 30th from 7-9 pm in the High School Gym. Dates: Wednesday’s beginning December 7

Location: High School & Middle School Gyms

Fee: $99 Early Bird Rate by November 2 /$109 Regular Price

Class Code: F1133

Registration Deadline: Nov. 16

Men’s Volleyball League The men’s volleyball league will begin on Tuesday,

November 8. The season length and structure will

depend on how many teams register. Include the team

name, captain’s name, email and phone number when

registering. Registration deadline is October 25.

Schedules will be posted online at

www.PaynesvilleCE.com. All teams must have fee

paid before they will be scheduled in the league.

First games will be at 7:30 PM again this year.

Dates: Tuesday’s beginning Nov. 8 Class Code: F1058 Fee: Early Bird rate by October 6-$99 /$109 Regular Price Location: Middle School Gym Registration Deadline: October 25

Co-Ed Volleyball League

The co-ed volleyball league will begin on Tuesday,

September 6. The season length will depend on

number of teams that register. Include the team name,

and the captain’s name and phone number when

registering. Registration deadline is Wednesday, August

31. Schedules will be posted online at

www.PaynesvilleCE.com. All teams must have fee paid

before they will be scheduled in the league. We will be

playing Rally Scoring again this year and playoffs will

end on November 1st. Dates: Tuesday’s Sept 6 - Nov 1 Class Code: F1059 Fee: $99 Location: Middle School gym Registration Deadline: August 31

Women’s Volleyball League The women’s volleyball league will begin on Monday,

November 14 The season length and structure will

depend on how many teams register. Indicate the team name,

captain’s name, email address and phone number when

registering. Registration deadline is Monday, October 31.

All teams must have fee paid before they will be scheduled in

the league. Schedules will be posted online at

www.PaynesvilleCE.com.

First games will be at 7:30 PM again this year.

Dates: Monday’s beginning November 14 Fee: Early Bird rate by October 12 -$99 /$109 Regular Price Registration Deadline: October 31 Location: Middle School Gym & Elem Gym Class Code: F1076

Adult Wiffle Ball League - Monday League

Join us for our Fifth Fall Season of Adult Wiffle Ball. The games are played in the

Paynesville Wiffle Ball Stadium. The game is played 3 on 3 in the field with a maximum of 6

players on a team. This is a 4 week round robin season. Pitch to Hit Medium Speed - Recreational

league rules apply. We can take a maximum of 4 teams for the league so please register early.

Dates: Monday’s - September 12, 19, 26 & October 3 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Game Times Class Code: F1121

Fee: $39 Location: Paynesville Community Park—Wiffle Ball Stadium


Maximum 4 Teams per league —Minimum of 4 Teams per league

Adult Sports

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Dates: Monday’s, Sept 26, Oct 3, 10,

17, 24, 31 (6 weeks)

Class Code: F1142 Time: 5-6 p.m.

Registration Deadline: Sept 19

Fee: Early Bird Rate $39 By Sept 12 /

$44 Regular price

Dates: Monday’s, November 7,14,21,28

December 5, 12 (6 weeks)

Class Code: F1172 Time: 5-6p.m.

Registration Deadline: Oct 31

Fee: Early Bird Rate $39 By Oct. 24/

$44 Regular Price

Dates: Tuesday’s, Sept 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 18 (6 weeks)

Time: 6:00-7:15pm Class Code: F1050 Fee: $54

Dates: Thursday’s, Nov 10, 17, Dec 1, 8, 15, 22 (6 weeks)

Time: 6:00-7:15pm Class Code: F1051 Fee: $54

Min: 6 Max: 12 Instructor: Dana Spates RYT 500

Location: Yoga Studio Registration Deadline: Sept 6

(In the Pat Flanders Realty building at 207 1/2 Washburne Ave)

This strength and aerobic workout in the water is an excellent way to get

and stay in shape. You will work on toning, tightening, trimming and

having fun. Water workout is for Men and Women of all fitness

levels and emphasis will be on aerobic fitness, flexibility, muscular

strength and endurance. Water exercises are fun in a group setting

especially when done to music.

Come join us at the Paynesville Inn & Suites.

Instructor: Emily Weidner

Come learn some of

the basics of square

dancing October 25,

November 1 and

15 at 7:00 PM -

9:00 PM in the

commons area of

the Paynesville

Area Middle School

(Enter Door #8).

Come to any or all of the events. Wear comforta-

ble shoes and come prepared to learn about a fun

way to live lively, mentally, physically and social-

ly.

For more information contact

Andy Flint at 320-354-3580.

Adult

Not flexible enough for yoga? This

class is for you! Yoga will not only build

your flexibility, it is also good for

strengthening your muscles, bone density,

stress reduction, and increasing oxygen in

the body by learning to breathe properly. In

this introduction class we will approach

yoga from the very beginning with learning

the proper way to breathe and then

approaching the asana (poses) in a safe

manner. Afterward you will have the opportunity of choosing to

continue your yoga practice by choosing from a number of

different styles of classes offered in my studio! I will offer

modifications where needed.

Dance fitness classes that are fun, energetic, and make you feel amazing!! Zumba takes the 'work' out of workout, by

mixing low intensity and high intensity moves for an interval style, calorie burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin

and World rhythms take over, you'll see why Zumba Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check. Come check it out and join the party!!

Dates: Saturday’s October 1,8,15,22,29 (5 sessions) Time: 8:00- 9:00 am Class Code: F1049

Fee: $24 Ear ly Bird by Sept. 10 - $29 Regular Price Min: 8 Max: 15 Instructor: J ill Eickhoff

Location: Central Lakes Ultimate Gym (Downtown Paynesville)


Ayurveda is an ancient

healing modality from

India. It is based on the

principle that every-

thing is composed of 5

elements; ether(space), air, fire, water, and earth. These 5

elements are grouped into 3 energies or Doshas; Vata, pitta,

and Kapha. Each of us contains all 3 energies with us but we

generally have 1 or 2 that are more predominant, and this

helps to form who we are and how we react to the world. In

this class we will learn more about what Doshas are primary

for us, and how we can use this information to understand

and improve our health. We will also explore some simple

Ayurvedic daily practices to use to support our health.

Dates: Tuesday, November 15 Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Class Code: F1052 Fee: $30

Registration Deadline: Nov 8 Min: 6 Max: 12

Instructor: Dana Spates Ayurvedic Yoga Specialist

Location: Holistic Health Options Studio (In the Pat Flanders Realty building at 207 1/2 Washburne Ave)

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Option 1—Fall Colors, Fine Art and Jazz Festival & Lunch on your own

Enjoy the last outdoor art fair at the peak of the fall season along the banks of

the beautiful St. Croix River. Artisan's works feature photography, jewelry,

pottery, painting, metal and much more! Regional musicians will provide

entertainment on both ends of the Lowell Park. Delicious food items

are available in the park or walk up town to the various shops and eating

establishments. ** Walking is involved—Please wear comfortable shoes.

Art Festival and Shopping (lunch on own and no cruise) Fee: $28 Class Code: F1035

Option 2—St. Croix Cruise and Lunch, Fall Colors, Festival & Shopping

We also will be offering a Cruise down the St. Croix with a lunch buffet if you choose to see the scenic St. Croix during lunch.

Luncheon menu: Deli Meats & Cheeses, breads, assorted salads, fresh fruit, a warm entrée that varies daily, cookies and

coffee. Cash bar on board.

St. Croix Cruise and Lunch, art festival and shopping Fee: $53 Class Code: F1033 Location: Motor Coach will load at the Paynesville Area Senior Center at 7:15 AM and return at 6:45pm

Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. Bus loads at 4:00pm to return. Min/Max 40-55

trips

Join us in historic downtown New Ulm for an Oktoberfest celebration in the streets on

Saturday October 8. The Germanic-American Day Parade kicks off the downtown festival at

11am on Saturday, October 8. Organized by the New Ulm German-Bohemian Society,

anyone who is proud of their Germanic heritage is invited to march in the parade! The end of

the parade route flows right into the Downtown Oktoberfest celebration, with music (German

music first, followed by a more contemporary band), German (and American) food, local beer

(Schell’s) and wine (Morgan Creek Vineyards), and much more! Games, horse-drawn trolley

rides, a stein-holding contest and more take place both Saturdays of

Oktoberfest. Break out your dirndls and lederhosen and come join us! Ranked among the Best Oktoberfest Celebrations in the Nation by USA TODAY

10 Best (2015), Tripping.com (2015), Fox News (2015), TravelPulse

(2015), Fodor’s Travel (2014), and voted Best Oktoberfest in MN by WCCO

(2014).

Date: Saturday, October 8th Class Code: F1019

Time: Depar t Paynesville Area Center Parking Lot at 8:30 am

Return at approximately 7:00 PM

Fee: $ 28 (Motorcoach Transpor tation) Registration Deadline: September 27

Min: 35 Max: 53 Host Site: Paynesville

Take a trip back to yesteryear and the land of steam power. Enjoy

music from a time when things were simpler. Sample foods from the

different food vendors or stroll though the flea market to find your

next treasure. Our trip to the Albany Pioneer Days is sure to please

even the biggest kid.

Class Code: F1001 Date: September , 16th Fee: $6

Pickup Location: Paynesville Area Center Parking Lot at 8am with a return time of approx. 2:30pm.

Min: 35 Max: 55 Registration Deadline: September 9th

We will be taking a school bus. Fee includes bus transportation only. You will need to purchase your admission ticket when we arrive at

Pioneer Park. Single day admission is $10

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Adult

Get your ART on with Gallery On The Go! In this class you will receive step-by-

step instructions to complete an 11x14 acrylic canvas painting. No ART smarts

needed. All supplies included. Customize with your favorite colors! Date: Thursday, October 6 Class Code: F1040

Time: 6:30- 8:30 p.m. Fee: $29 Ear ly Bird Rate by September 22 - $34 Regular Price

Instructor: Jolene Hollar Min: 10 Max: 25

Registration Deadline: September 29th

Location: Adult Education Center (115 West Mill Street)

Financial Fitness is designed

for people who are interested

in learning more about how to

work with their finances,

banks, and creditors. The goal

is to help people increase their

financial knowledge and gain

control over their financial

situations. After completion

of the class, participants can

choose to continue with free one-on-one financial coaching

in the areas of credit repair, debt reduction, or setting up and

maintaining a budget.

Date: Tuesdays, October 25 & November 1

Class Code: F1014

Time: 6:00 PM—8:00 PM

Fee: $5 Min: 4 Max: 16

Registration Deadline: October 18th

Location: Adult Education

Center (115 West Mill Street)

Instructor: Julie Ingmire, M.S. Self Sufficiency Counselor Tri-County Action Program, Inc.

This true story set on Dec 4,

1956, when an extraordinary

twist of fate brought Elvis

Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry

Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins together at Sun records for

one of the greatest Jam sessions ever! Date: Sunday, October 16

Time: Depar t 9:05am - Return Approx. 6:00pm

Class Code: F1004

Fee: $88(Bus, ticket, meal)

Registration Deadline:

October 9

Host Site: BBE

Pickup Location:

Paynesville Area/Senior Center

A divine family comedy, based

on a true story. Meet the Nowaks

-a Catholic family living in

Buffalo. Clara and her 3 grown

children have always known they

were special, ever since the

miraculous night in 1942 when

the Blessed Mother appeared to grandpa in his barbershop.

When daughter Ruth unveils her plan to write a play about the

miracle, the legend hilariously unravels.

Date: Wednesday, September 21

Time: Depar t 9:20am Return: Approx. 5:00pm

Class Code: F1005 Fee: $67(Bus, ticket, meal)

Registration Deadline: Sept 14 Host Site: BBE

Pickup Location: Paynesville Area/Senior Center

Come walk our Halls this Fall and Winter! Being physically

active can be challenging at the best of times, let alone during

the colder, darker days of late fall and winter. A key success

factor is that there are no barriers to participating because

everyone is welcome! There are no limitations or require-

ments other than during the school day, you just need to buzz

in (this is new) at either the HS Door #4 or Community Ed

Office Door #8) then stop into either office to pick up a

walking badge during the school day (8am-3:20pm). No

badge is required between 3:20pm-10pm. A list of walking

distances is listed on the bulletin board in the CE Office. The

Walking Club program turns often empty halls into a bustling

‘place to be’ – building on community spirit while at the

same time improving physical activity levels.

Don’t forget to help yourself to a cup of coffee

from our Keurig in the Community Ed Office

after your walk.

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GED PREPARATION…………………….……..SELF PACED

New MN Adult Competency Based Diploma for those over 21

CITIZENSHIP…………………………………….SELF PACED

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

BASIC COMPUTER..……………….SIGNUP FOR CLASS

WORKFORCE PREPARATION…………..…SELF-PACED

TRANSITION TO COLLEGE………...BRUSH UP SKILLS

DISTANCE LEARNING…..YOUR PACE @YOUR PLACE

ELIGIBILITY:

16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER NOT enrolled in public school

Desire to LEARN - New Enrollment Available Every Week!

ENROLLMENT every week

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

A du l t

E duc at i on

B u i l d i ng

115 W es t

M i l l S t r ee t

C a l l To Re g i s t e r : 243 - 7570

Paynesville ADULT EDUCATION

Whatever your

educational goals are,

WE CAN HELP!

Classes meet most every Tuesday Evening from 5-8 PM!!

enrichment

This course is designed to meet the regulatory

requirements for child care workers, teachers, youth group

leaders and others responsible for children. This course

will teach you how to respond to and manage illnesses

and injuries in a child or infant in the first few minutes

until professional help arrives. This class will also cover

both sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) and abusive

head trauma. Pediatric CPR/First Aid/SUID/Abusive

Head Trauma

Date: September 26 Time: 6pm-10pm

Fee: $59 ear ly bird rate by Sept 5/ $64 regular pr ice

Class Code:F1022 Registration Deadline: Sept 19

Date: November 10 Time: 6pm-10pm

Fee: $59 ear ly bird rate by Oct 20/ $64 regular pr ice

Class Code:F1023 Registration Deadline: Nov 3

Instructor: Susie Wistrom

Location:

Adult Education Center

(115 East Mill Street)

Min: 3 Max: 6

A Food Club for people of all

ages who are passionate about

food and cooking, as well as

those who wish to learn from

those who are more experi-

enced. A social venue to ex-

change ideas and recipes and

learn from each other. Emphasis

will be on nutritious eating and

cooking without sacrificing fla-

vor. The club will further evolve and define itself based on the

needs and desires of the members. No fees or dues and new

members can join at anytime. Dates: First Tuesday of each month.

Times: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Location: Paynesville Area Center - Conference Room.

Please call Comm. Ed. At 243-7570 to register.

mailto:[email protected]

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Enrichment

This class is for those who have never played

bridge and for those who might have tried it

and said I can’t pick it up that fast. The class

will meet ten times between October 24th –

December 8th. The first night will be a chance

for people to find more out about bridge and

determine the time and day of the week that works best for those in

attendance. There is no obligation after the first evening to sign up for

the class. This class will meet 9 more times to learn the basics of the

game at a pace that has worked well in previous classes. Individuals

that elect to take the class after the first session will register through

the Paynesville Community Education. For more information about

the class, contact Marv at 507-829-5008 or [email protected]

Why learn to play bridge? Bridge can be a lifelong pursuit. Bridge is

one of the best “Mind Boosters” because it stimulates both sides of

your brain; It is social; It is a bargain (you just need three other people

and a deck of cards); and, the most important—”It is Fun.”

Location Adult Education Center (115 West Mill Street)

Are you looking for something to do after your morning coffee? Or do you miss going to the local movie theater? Join us for

our Mid Morning Movie Club. We will be having a monthly movie on the big screen in the Paynesville High School

Auditorium.

Time: Movies star t at 10:00 AM Location: High School Auditor ium (Enter Door #1)

Registration Deadline: 1 week before each showing Min: 5 Max: 100 Fee: $2 per movie

Call 243-7570 to register or register online at www.PaynesvilleCE.com

October Movie

On Golden Pond

October 18 Code:F1043

November Movie

Grumpy Old Men

November 15 Code: F1044

December Movie

It’s a Wonderful Life

December 13 Code: F1045

Breathing Techniques and Meditations Fill yourself with positive feelings and emotions while

releasing that which no longer serves. Improve the physi-

cal body and mind with these easy to learn and do skills.

Please wear comfortable clothes.

Date: October 4th Time: 7:00 PM—8:00 PM Price:$9

Code: F1031 Registration Deadline: September 27th

Location: Middle School Media Center -Enter Door #8

EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) Learn this helpful skill to access a better you. Tapping al-

lows the release of physical and emotional pain clearing

stress and negative thoughts. Please wear comfortable

clothes.

Date: October 18th Time: 7:00 PM—8:00 PM Price: $9

Code: F1032 Registration Deadline October 11th

Location: Middle School Media Center -Enter Door #8

Ga-Gala Paynesville Area Community Foundation’s

Celebration of a Decade of Giving Program

Live Auction, Hearty Hors d’oeuvres & Entertainment by:

10th ANNUAL

DIVAS THROUGH THE DECADES

Celebration begins at 5:30

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2016

at Louis Industries, Inc., Paynesville, MN

Proceeds go to: PACF Endowment Fund

For tickets or more information, phone Lou at 243-4419

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Adult Computer classes with Marv

This course is designed for someone

that has very limited or no knowledge

of Excel or other spread sheet pro-

grams. Topics to be covered: getting

to know and understand the spread-

sheet terminology and basic toolbar;

learning basic data entry and format-

ting; learning how to write basic for-

mulas and using built-in functions;

charting; Creating databases. Bring a flashdrive if you have one.

Bring your laptop if you have excel installed. Feel free to con-

tact Marv at 507-829-5008 or [email protected].

Dates: Thursdays, October 27, November 3, 10,17

Class Code: F1015

Time: 6:30-8:30pm Min: 4 Max: 6

Fee: $34 ear ly bird rate by Oct 13/$39 regular pr ice

Registration deadline: October 20

Location: Adult Education Center (115 West Mill Street)

Enrichment

Marv is here to help!!!

Marv is offering Computer Tutoring at the

Adult Education Center.

His knowledge spreads among many areas and

programs such as Intro to

Excel, Microsoft Word, Snag it, Print Screen & Paint, Organizing/Editing Pictures, Advanced

Excel, Transferring digital pictures from camera to computer, Windows 7,

Internet & Emailing, along with Microsoft Outlook. Is your question not listed? He may still have the answer. These are private tutoring sessions

and Marv will cater to your schedule.

Fees: 1 hour $20 1.5 hours $27.50 2hours $34 each additional 1/2 hour is $7.00

Registration :

Step 1) Call Marv at 507-829-5008 discuss your needs and how

much time he thinks you will need. Schedule a date and time with

him.

Step 2) Call Community Education at 320-243-7570 register and

receive your payment options . Community Ed must receive

payment prior to the session.

Location: Adult Education Center -Mill Street

The ROSE Center, along with the High School Music

Department, is presenting a Dancing with the Stars fundraiser

for a new handicap van and the High School Disney Trip. The

Big Event is on Sunday, September 18th, at 2:00 PM at the High

School Auditorium. We have 8 couples that will each be doing

a different dance. You’ll have the chance to vote, along with the

judges, for your favorite couple. We hope you will come and

support us for this fundraiser. Tickets will be available online at

www.showtix4u.com for $10 each beginning August 15th.

You don’t want to miss this Event!

4 Hour Refresher Course If you have taken a State approved 8-hour Defensive Driving Course (55+) in the past, now you can renew

your 10%, 3 year car insurance discount by taking this state-approved, 4-hour refresher course. There’s no

driving and no test. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company.

Please include your drivers license number when registering.

Date: Tuesday, September 13 Time: 5:30-9:30pm Class Code: F1061

Date: Tuesday, October 11 Time: 1:30-5:30pm Class Code: F1062

Date: Tuesday, November 15 Time: 1:30-5:30pm Class Code: F1063

Fee: $15 Min: 20 Max: 50 Location: Paynesville Area Center

8 Hour Defensive Driving Course If you are 55 or older, save money on your car insurance premiums and become a better driver! Minnesota law requires

insurance companies to offer you a 10% reduction for three years if you complete the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving Course,

taught by professional, certified instructors. The course is two sessions of classroom—no driving or test is required. You will receive a

certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Attendance at both sessions is required to receive credit. Please include your

drivers license number when registering.

Date: October 25 & 26 Time: 5:30-9:30pm Fee: $15 Class Code: F1064 Min: 20 Max: 50

Location: Paynesville Area Center *Pre-registration is required—Please register online at www.PaynesvilleCE.com or call 243-7570

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We Are Thankful for 25 Years!

In celebration and thanksgiving of 25 years of service to this

community, the Paynesville Area Center will be hosting an

open house on Saturday October 22nd. The open house will

begin at 3 pm with a program at 4pm. A free will turkey

dinner will follow the program and be served until 6:30 pm.

Bring your families and see how the Center has evolved over

25 years but continues to serve the Paynesville Community.

There are still several individuals that were involved with the Center when it was just a

dream living in the community. These individuals who served on the first Board of

Directors are Mary Janotta and Judy Savage. The Don Torbenson family was also

greatly involved. I have heard many times that the Center would not be here without

Don’s relentless efforts. The original board and volunteers also kept an amazing history

of the center thanks to the efforts of a gal names Bertha Lang. Gloria Ringstad did all

the typing for the 11 volumes of history that we have. These volumes include

everything that happened in the planning of the center in the early days to the

fundraiser’s and programs that happened through 1997.

The original board consisted of one member from each of the surrounding townships as

well as the cities of Roscoe, Regal, Lake Henry, St Martin & Paynesville along with a

representative from the city and 3 at large delegates. This was for a total of 17

members. Having representation in all these areas was a great idea and one which I

wish we could still say we accomplished. Today we have only 12 board members plus 1

staff person. We are grateful when we get someone to agree to be on the board, much

less being able to choose where they live.

Over the 25 years there have been 15 different presidents and 103 different board

members. There are still 7 former Board Presidents living in the community. They are

in order of service: Urban Fuchs, Mike Braun, John Horn, Dan Elliott,

Darrell Voorhees, Linda Musel and current board chair Lloyd Eggert.

Without all these individuals, as well as those that use the center, there would be

nothing to celebrate or be thankful for. See you on October 22!

Paynesville area center

WE ARE THANKFUL FOR 25 YEARS

Saturday - October 22

Open House from 3-6:30

Program at 4 pm

Turkey Dinner from 4:30-6:30 Free Will Donations Accepted

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Old Time Dances Monday September 19: Jerry’s Dance Band

Monday October 17: Stan’s Country Dutchmen

Monday November 21: Jerry’s Dance Band

All dances are from 1:30-4:30 Cost: $4 per person

Greetings from the Area Center Director,

Volunteers continue to be the strength of the Area Center and all the organizations that are under the

Green Roof. Without their dedication and hard work there would not have been any fishing outings this

summer, no Meals on Wheels would have been delivered, many seniors would not have gotten to their

doctor’s appointments and the lawns at the Center and many around town would be really tall. This is just

a few of the things that volunteers make possible. Employees are only here to coordinate all these needed

activities. Volunteers make it happen! So thank you for making my job possible. I can only imagine how

many staff it would take to replace all the hours that volunteers put in. We have been truly blessed by

very dedicated volunteers. I think of Willie and Gloria Scheel who have delivered over 13,000 meals on

wheels over the past 13 years along with helping with well over 100 fundraisers. Please consider

becoming a small part of our success. Even a few hours a week, can make a huge difference in someone’s

life.

There are two very special events being planned over the next few months. One is of course the 25th

Anniversary Celebration on October 22. We will be honoring those who helped make this happen 25

years ago as well as those who continue to make it happen. The other event is the Dancing with the

Paynesville Stars Event that is happening at the High School Auditorium on Sunday September 18th at

2 pm. Please join us for one or both of these events. The Dancing with the Stars event is to raise money

for a handicap van that has been needed in this community for quite some time. We have been so

fortunate to have had access to the van that Arnie Minette donated in 2013. It has made many trips to

doctor appointments, special family events and even funerals. The van has many health issues of its own

and really needs to be replaced. We are dreaming big and hoping to raise enough dollars to purchase a

new van with a lift. This van would be available to the community for the uses I mentioned earlier with

the use of volunteer drivers. Please come support us on September 18 or consider being a sponsor of the

event or just making a donation. All donations are tax deductible. Cost of a new handicap van is about

$60,000.

We continue to strive to offer programs and activities for the enjoyment and education of area residents.

The Center belongs to the community. Please let me know if there is something that you would like

offered to area seniors or to the general public as a whole.

Inez Jones-Director


PAYNESVILLE AREA CENTER MEMORIALS Gloria Martell Benson: Ruth Everson

Bill Braun: Rose Schaefer , Joan Zahler , Joanne Braun,

Gladys Torbenson

James Fasbender: Tony & Laura Eickhoff

Mary Ann Fasbender: David & Janet Br inkman

Shirley Hendrickson: Harry Schuelke, Carol Wegner , Elaine

Roberg, Kathryn Chesness, Joel & Delane Burr, Family & Friends

of Shirley

Judy Nepsund: Kathryn Chesness

Dwaine Roberg: Family & Fr iends of Dwaine, George &

Norma Gabrielson, Marguerite Hoiseth

AJ Tougas: Harry Schuelke

Bob Tschann: Karen Berg & Ber t Stanley

Don Wall: Carolyn Welter s

Rosella Williams: Family & Fr iends of Rosella

Edgar Zimmerman: Joan Zahler , Harold & Marge Easterday

ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT

Thanks to the following for their

continued support!

City of Paynesville Friday AA Paynesville Township

Thursday AA Unity Rebekah Lodge 129

Teal Receipts Please continue to drop off your

Teal’s receipts for the center!

Total Donations Received: $4161.59 Green Roof Annual Appeal Lawrence Haider

Arlene McCalmant

Rose Schaefer

AREA CENTER DONORS Elaine Blasius Glenice Cavalier

Paul Fundingsland Marlene Gallagher

Mary Jane Lenzmeier

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HEALTH HELPS # 106 HEALTHY EATING GUIDE

SEPTEMBER 2016 R.J. LINDEMAN, M.D.

Let’s pretend we could learn something new today that may be helpful in our daily eating habits or

maybe just be reminded that we might do better. O.K.?

Research has shown that by adopting some better eating habits we can greatly impact our health,

prevent illnesses, better treat deficiencies and attack a serious and growing problem----OBESITY!

It is important to know that nearly half of all adults have an ailment that has been caused by the type

and amount of food we eat! Ailments like high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, hardening of the

arteries and numerous intestinal ailments are but to mention a few.

What can we do to improve our dietary program.

1.Limit added sugar in any form-sucrose, glucose, fructose, lactose, honey, etc.

2. Don’t worry about dietary cholesterol.

3. Keep saturated and trans fats in check but don’t worry about healthy fats.

4. Enjoy 3-5 cups of coffee a day.

5. Adopt a daily healthy eating pattern.

6. Focus on variety, variety of foods and AMOUNT!

7. Limit calories from added sugars, saturated fats and limit sodium (salt).

8. Avoid carbonated beverages of any kind.

9. Become more knowledgeable about foods and their nutritional value.

10. Make mealtime a pleasant time and turn off the TV or the radio news. Research has shown that a diet rich in certain foods can actually improve your brain function that is affected with aging, and

reduce the effects of Alzheimer’s.

These “brain healthy” foods include----

Green leafy vegetables, other vegetables, nuts, berries, beans, whole grains, NO WHITE BREAD, fish, poultry, olive oil and if

so inclined , a glass of red wine daily.

Foods to eat sparingly or eliminate---

Red meats, butter and stick margarine, cheese, pastries and sweets, fried or fast foods.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT---

1.Keep nuts and berries handy for snacks instead of chips, crackers or sweets.

2. Start lunch and dinner with a salad and a generous amount of vegetables.

3.Try grilled fish and chicken instead of frying.

4. Stick to whole grain bread with a little olive oil instead of white bread and butter.

5. Toss a can of your favorite (rinsed) beans over a salad.

6. Opt for berries for dessert instead of ice cream, pastries or sweets.

7. Use frozen berries in smoothies and yogurt and add thawed berries to cereal.

I KNOW YOU WON’T DO THEM ALL, BUT, LIKE WITH EXERCISE, A LIMITED AMOUNT BEATS

NONE AT ALL. p.s. This is a true HELP YOURSELF HEALTH HELPS!

Dr. Ray


Area Center Board Members

Chairman: Lloyd Egger t

Vice-Chair: Roger Hess

Secretary: Dianne Mason

Treasurer: Jan Egger t

Other Members:

George Davis, Pat Koski

Linda Musel, Bert Stanley

Ex-officio: Matt Dickhausen, Renee Ecker ly,

Inez Jones, Darlene Stephens

BREAKFAST AT THE CENTER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25

8:30 to 12:30

PAYNESVILLE AREA CENTER Watch the Press for New and Different Menu Items

including French Toast

COST: $7.00 IN ADVANCE $8.00 AT THE DOOR

Children 4-12: $4.00; 3 & Under Free

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What’s Happening at the ROSE Center The Caregiver Support Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month at

1:30 PM at the Area Center. The meetings are September 13th, October 11th, and

November 1(Date change because of the election at the center) . Getting together with

other caregivers gives you the opportunity to share any concerns you may have. This is

for all current caregivers.

The Wellness Seminars are on the last Tuesday of the month at 9:30 AM at the Area Center.

Dr. Lindeman leads each seminar. The September 27th topic is ”Behind the Wheel Safely”,

October 25th topic is “13 Heart Healthy Steps”, and November 29th topic is “Outdated Medical

Treatments”. Come and join us for an informational hour.

The ROSE Center Annual Cream Can Supper will be on Thursday, September 8th, from 5 -6

PM, at the Area Center. The supper is made in turkey fryers by layering potatoes, carrots, cabbage,

ham and sausage with a pound of butter on top. You can sign up for this delicious supper at the

Area Center or by calling the ROSE Center at 243-5144 by September 1st.

The ROSE Center, along with the High School Music Department, is having a Dancing with

the Stars fundraiser for a new handicap van and the High School Disney trip. This will be on Sunday,

September 18th, at 2:00 PM at the High School Auditorium. We have 8 couples that will each be doing

a different dance. You’ll have the chance to vote, along with the judges, for your favorite couple. We

hope you will come and support us for this fundraiser. Tickets will be available online at

www.showtix4u.com for $10 each beginning August 15th. Should be a great afternoon!

The 4 0’clock Supper will be held on Tuesday, October 4th, starting at 4:00 PM. The Wishin Well will be

catering supper and serving fresh salads, rolls, and dessert. This free will donation supper for seniors, 60 and over,

will be served at 4:30 PM. We will be doing the game of Charades after supper so hope you will join us for that.

We have personnel that can do a free “In-Home Safety Assessment” for you. They will check your home

for any problems that could cause a safety issue for you. The goal is to keep you safely in your home. Call the

ROSE Center at 243-5144 to set up an appointment.

Friday and Friends happens on the second and fourth Friday of the month, from 11 – 2 PM. This is where

a caregiver can bring their loved one to the Area Center and someone will entertain them for that time period. There is a noon dinner that is $4.00. As a caregiver, you have the option of staying with them or you can have

some free time to do your own thing. We also have Dementia Friends at Teal’s on Wednesday’s, from 9 to 11

AM. They will visit with your loved one while you shop or they can help you shop.

Bonnie Schwartz, Service Coordinator

WELLNESS SEMINARS Led by Dr. Ray Lindeman Tuesday September 27

Behind the Wheel Safety

Tuesday October 25

13 Heart Healthy Steps Tuesday November 29

Outdated Medical Treatments

All Seminars begin at 9:30 AM

Public Welcome!

ROSE CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman: Linda Musel Treasurer: Debbie Meagher

Vice Chair: Carolyn Swyter Secretary: Shar i Heitke

Members: Lar ry Hesse Pat Hesse Lynn Lange

Lillian Jacobson Mary Ellen Mullholand

Jennifer Ryan Carol Smith

Ex-Officio: Inez Jones Kim Olson Bonnie Schwar tz

Partially funded under contract with the Central MN Council

on Aging as Part of the Older Americans Act Program and a

Live Well at Home Grant from the State of MN

Department of Human Services.

The 4 O'clock Supper Club Tuesday October 4

All those 60 and better are invited to join us for this

free will donation supper

The meal will be served at 4:30

Menu: Fresh Salads, Dinner Roll & Dessert

Meal Catered by Wishin Well

To reserve your spot please call 243-5144

By Wednesday Sept. 27

2016 R.O.S.E. Center Cost Share Even though our volunteers donate their time generously, we

still have fixed costs to continue our program like

personnel, office rent, supplies, insurance and mileage for all

out of town rides

Please give to help those who cannot! Cost share guidelines are available at the office.

ROSE center

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Memorials to the R.O.S.E. Center

Bill Braun: Jer ry & Dee Linn, Pat Koglin, Don & Helen Lehman, Joanne Braun, John & Donna Liebl, Betty Zollner

Jim & Mary Ann Fasbender: Carolyn Welter

Mary Ann Fasbender: Mary Ellen Morr is, Jeanne Rodel, John & Donna Liebl, Betty Zollner

Shirley Hendrickson: J ane Burr , Tony & Laura Eickhoff, Dolores Hislop, Dorothy Hendr ickson, Family & Fr iends of

Shirley

Orin Hermanson: Ruth Everson

Jane Miller: Henry & Mary Mackedanz, Algene & Carol Otteson

Judy Nepsund: John & Donna Liebl

Ruth Olson: Kathryn Chesness, Dolores Hislop, Dorothy Hendr ickson

Colleen Pelton: Lindsay Hull

Dwaine Roberg: Family & Fr iends of Dwaine

Ella Schmidt: Mary Ellen Morr is, Don & Helen Lehman

Willard Schultz: Kathryn Chesness, Family & Fr iends of Willard, Elaine Roberg, Pear l Heitke

Vernon Voss: Dolores Hislop

Don Wall: Pat Koglin

Rosella Williams: Roger & Julianna Bast, Dolores Hislop, Sheryl Schmiginsky

Caregiver Support Group

Meets the 2nd Tuesday of Each Month at 1:30 PM

At the Paynesville Area Center

If you are caring for a loved one, this support group

could benefit you!

Roger & Dianne Beihoffer

John & Florence Binsfeld

Gerry Bowar

Joanne Braun

Sharon Bryce

Daisy Chapman

Vi Driste

Joan Eighner

Harold & Agnes Fangmeier

Marguerite Flanders

Urban & Dorine Fuchs

Priscilla Hanson

Rosemary Jedlicka

Gene & Mary Johnson

Nancy Kjar

Tom & Peggy Lammers

Art & Pat Liestman

Marvis Manz

Violet Manz

Arlene McCalmant

Verla Meier

Laila Mohagen

Evelyn Moore

Juanita Moser

Joe Musel

Tom Quarfot

Marlin Pauly

Joanne Ryks

Etheline Spanier

Joe Spaulding

Carol Wegner

Ryland Walsh

Eileen Werner

Betty Zollner

Paynesville Township

St. Louis Christian Women

Unity Rebekah Lodge

#129

ROSE CENTER DONORS FOR THE QUARTER

Recreation

ROSE center

FRIDAY AND FRIENDS

SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAY

OF EACH MONTH

11 AM TO 2 PM

JOIN US FOR FUN ACTIVITIES BEFORE AND

AFTER LUNCH!

EQUIPMENT RENTAL

Are you recovering from a surgery or an injury and

in need of some adaptive equipment?

The ROSE Center has a wide variety of equipment

that you can use free of charge.

DANCING WITH THE PAYNESVILLE STARS

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH 2 PM PAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

FUNDRAISER FOR A NEW HANDICAP VAN AND FOR THE HIGH

SCHOOL CHOIR & BAND TRIP TO DISNEY WORLD

Ticket available online at www.showtix4u.com for $10 each beginning August 15th

Stop at the ROSE Center office for help ordering tickets online!

Annual Cream Can Supper

Thursday September 8

Serving from 5-6 pm at the Area Center

Menu includes sausage, ham, potatoes, carrots, cabbage all

cooked together for a delicious taste.

RSVP by Sept. 1 to 243-5144.

Cost is $7.00 per person

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September 2016

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Pedi-Care Foot Care 9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

7:30 pm AA

2 9 am Quilting

Noon Birthday Dinners

8 pm AA

3

4

5 Closed for Labor

Day

6 9 Eye Glass R.C.

10 am Food Club

2 pm Tai Chi 7 pm Rebekahs

7 9 am Aerobics

1 pm—Card-a-rama

5 pm TOPS

8 9,1&4 Aqua Fit.

5-6 pm Cream Can

Supper

7:30 pm AA

9 9 am Quilting

11-2 Friday &

Friends

8 pm AA

10

10 am Game

Day

11

12 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1 pm Green Roof

Cards

13 9 am Eye Gl. RC

1:30 CGvr.Support Gr.

2 pm Tai Chi

5:30 Defensive Driving

14 9 am Aerobics

10 am Bible Study

1 pm Gr Rf Cards

5 pm TOPS

15 9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

7 pm Garden Club

7:30 pm AA

16 9 am Quilting

8 pm AA

17

18 2 pm Dancing with

the Stars

At the High School

19 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1:30 Old Time Dance

20 9 Eye Glass RC. 2 pm Tai Chi

7 pm Rebekahs

21 9 am Aerobics 10 am Bible Study

10:30 AC Bd Mtg

1 pm Grn Rf Cards

5 pm TOPS


7:30 AA

23 9 am Quilting

11-2 Friday &

Friends

8 pm AA

24

10 am Game

Day

25 8:30-12:30

Breakfast at the

Center

26 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1 pm Green Roof

Cards

27 9 am Eye Gl. RC 9:30 Wellness Seminar

2 pm Tai Chi

28 9 am Aerobics

10 am Bible Study

5 pm TOPS


7:30 pm AA

30 9 am Quilting

8 pm AA

October 2016


1

2

3 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

4 9 Eye Glass R.C.

10 am Food Club

2 pm Tai Chi

4 O’clock Supper Club

7 pm Rebekahs


1 pm Card-a-rama

5 pm TOPS


10 am Volunteer Train-

ing

7:30 AA

7 9 am Quilting


8 pm AA

8

10 am Game

Day

9

10 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1 pm Green Roof

Cards

11 9am Eye Glass R.C.

1:30 Caregiver Support

Group

2 pm—Tai Chi

5:30 55 Alive Class

12 9 am Aerobics

10 am Bible Study

1 pm GR Cards

5 pm TOPS


7:30 AA

14 9 am Quilting

11 Friday & Friends

8 pm AA

15

16

17 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1:30 pm Old Time Dance

6 pm ROSE Meeting

18 9 am Eye Gl RC

2 pm Tai Chi

7 pm Rebekahs

19 9 am Aerobics

10 am Bible Study

10:30 AC Meeting

1 pm GR Cards

5 pm TOPS


7 pm Garden Club

7:30 AA

21 9 am Quilting

8 pm AA

22 25 Anniversary

Open House

3-6:30 pm

23

30

24 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1 pm GR Cards

31 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

25 9am Eye Gl R.C.

9:30 am Wellness

Seminar

2 pm Tai Chi

5:30 Defensive Driving 8-Hour Class

26 9 am Aerobics

10 am Bible Study

5 pm TOPS

5:30 Defensive Driv-

ing 8-hour Class

27 9,1&4 Aqua Fitness 7:30 AA

28 9 am Quilting 11 Friday & Friends

8 pm AA

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PAYNESVILLE SENIOR DINING

Fun facts about Minnesota: Minnesota has 90,000 miles of shoreline, more than California, Florida

and Hawaii combined. Minnesota’s water flow outward in three directions: north to Hudson Bay in Canada,

east to the Atlantic Ocean, and south to the Gulf of Mexico.

With fall quickly approaching we have some things to look forward to: Homecoming Day lunch in

September, Harvest Day in October as well as Halloween, Safari Day in November and Thanksgiving too! There will be many

reasons to celebrate and we might just come up with a few more along the way.

All year long we always have Pie Day the 1st Wednesday and Birthday Celebration the 1st Friday of each month.

Now that summer is coming to a close if you have some extra time on your hands and want to stay active and

help out in your own community, we are always looking for people to work as “Host” and “Meals on Wheels Drivers”. This

doesn’t take a lot of time but it is a warm fuzzy for those that do help out. We have a lot of people in our community, Belgrade

and Brooten who aren’t able to get out and do their own shopping and cook their own meals. Here is your chance to help!

Also, if you or/and your loved one or friend would benefit from coming into the Senior Center for a nutritious and good meal at

lunch time, we’re here for you. As we age, socialization is huge! We have a wonderful group of people that love to visit and

socialize, it helps to get out and stay connected. Come on out and give us a try!

When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent

left and could say, I used everything you gave me. ~Emma Bombeck~

Darlene Stephens Senior Dining Coordinator 320-243-4575

November 2016


1

9am Eye Glass RC

10 am Food Club

1:30 Support Gr.

2 pm Tai Chi

7 pm Rebekahs


1 pm Card-a-rama

5 pm TOPS

3 Pedi-care Foot Clinic by

Appt.

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

7:30 AA

4 9 am Quilting


8 AA

5

10 am Game

Day

6 7 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

8 Election Day

Center Closed to all

other Activities


1 pm Green Roof

Cards

5 pm TOPS


7:30 AA

11 9 am Quilting

11-2 Friday &

Friends

8 pm AA

12

13

14 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fit.

1 pm Green

Roof Cards

15 9 am Eye Glass R.C.

1:30 Def. Driving

7 pm Rebekahs


10:30 AC Board

Meeting

1 pm GR Cards

5 pm TOPS


7 pm Garden Club

7:30 AA

18 9 am Quilting

8 pm AA

19

10 am Game

Day

20

27

1 pm Private

Rental

21 8 am Bridge

9,1&4 Aqua Fitness

1:30 Old Time Dance

28 8 am Bridge 9,1&4

Aqua Fit.

1 pm GR Cards

22 9 am Eye Glass R.C

2 pm Tai Chi.

29 9 am Eye Glass RC

9:30 Wellness Sem.

2 pm Tai Chi.

23 9 am Aerobics

5 pm TOPS

30 9 am Aerobics

1 pm Site Council

5 pm TOPS

24 Closed for

Thanksgiving

25 Closed

26

11 am Private

Rental

Recreation


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800-242-3767 centracare.com

Save the date and

Celebrate!

We are grateful for you, our patients

and friends, for the community

support you have given to us, allowing

our hospital services to continue

growing and serving your medical

needs for 60 years.

Now it’s time to celebrate together!

60th Anniversary Celebration * 1956 - 2016 CentraCare Health Paynesville - Hospital

Thursday, September 29 4:00 - 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome!

Free meal - inflatables for kids - tours - live music - history displays

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Paynesville Area Community Ed

Paynesville Fitness Center

NONPROFIT

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT NO. 52

PAYNESVILLE MN

PAYNESVILLE AREA SCHOOLS ISD 741

217 W MILL STREET

PAYNESVILLE, MN 56362

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PERMIT NO. 52

PAYNESVILLE MN

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