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Art/Craft/HobbiesPine Needle Basket with LidAge 16 + Prerequisite: Prior atten-dance in a Pine Needle Bas-ket class. Step-by-step, stu-dents will be guided through weaving a Pine Needle treasure. These baskets with lids are beautiful. See one on display at Community Educa-tion. Skills learned at class can be used for your own “at home” creations. Weaving includes building a pattern in a 4” basket. Bring a thimble and scissors. Students pay a $22.00 material fee to the instructor at class. Home-work will be necessary. MondaysFeb. 9-Mar. 9 Fee: $$49.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2081-09Washougal H.S. - Room 197 South EntranceMaxine Terrill, Instructor

10 Things I Love About YOU!Age 16 + Class is for all skill levels. - Create this mini album for that special person in your life whether it be your part-ner, your child, or a friend. Album can be as heartfelt or as lighthearted as you want. Makes a great Valentine’s gift! A $15.00 material fee is paid to the instructor at class. ThursdayFeb. 5 Fee: $12.006:00-9:00 PM Code: 2104-09Liberty M.S. - Room 309Brandy Reed, Instructor

CalligraphyAge 16 + Learn the beautiful art form of calligraphy. Make a variety of Valentine or other spe-cial projects. All supplies provided. What you learn in class can be used to make more projects at home. Monday, TuesdayFeb. 9-10 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2078-09Washougal H.S. - Room 196South EntrancePam Ausman, Instructor

Colored Pencil DrawingAge 15 +Learn to use professional colored pencils to create beautiful art without the mess. Kathee teaches this course using a kit - the kit fee is included in the class fee. All levels of art experience are welcome. Supply list will be provided when you sign up for class.WednesdaysFeb. 25-Mar. 18 Fee: $45.007:00 PM-8:30 PM Code: 2065-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Kathee Nelson, Instructor

Kids Can DrawSession IIAges 8-12 For returning or experienced artists. Continue your art experience with new projects and more techniques as returning students draw in this fun and relaxed class. Please bring #2 pencil, char-coal pencil, pencil sharpener, 9” x 12” sketch pad (Strath-more Bristol Vellum), ruler, q-tips, drawing stumps, and gray kneaded eraser. All other supplies provided. WednesdaysJan. 21-Feb. 18 Fee: $35.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2062-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Kathee Nelson, Instructor

Fun and Funky PaintingGrade 6 +Learn to paint fun room accessories! The first class project will be a foot stool in a cool, funky style. Additional projects will be decided on by the class. Come dressed to paint and to have fun! Students pay a $10 material fee to the instructor at the start of class. Mondays, No class Feb. 16th Feb. 2-Mar. 23 Fee: $40.006:30 PM-8:00 PM Code: 2061-09Camas H.S. - Art RoomRebecca Trimble, Instructor

Lounge PantsAge 16 + Beginner level class. Have a sewing machine but don’t know how to use it. Be-come familiar with a sewing machine while making a comfy pair of unisex lounge pants. Great Valentines Day gift for that special someone. Bring pre-washed lightweight cotton or flannel material, elastic, scissors, needle, and thread. Pay a $3.00 supply fee to instructor at class.ThursdayFeb. 5 Fee: $20.006:00-9:00 PM Code: 2032-09Washougal H.S. - Room 194 South EntrancePeny Gibbons, Instructor

Pencil Portrait ClassAge 14 + Create a graphite portrait in this fun, relaxed class that takes you through the portrait drawing process step-by-step. Bring a #2 pencil, char-coal pencil, pencil sharpener, 9”x12” Strathmore Bristol Vellum sketch pad, smaller spiral sketch pad for practice, ruler, drawing stumps, gray kneaded eraser and white rubber eraser.ThursdaysJan. 22-Mar. 12 Fee: $65.007:00 PM-8:30 PM Code: 2063-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Kathee Nelson, Instructor

Stamping For KidsParent attendance required. Using stamps and cutouts, create personalized Valen-tine cards for classmates and friends. Fee covers all materials needed. Numer-ous ideas will be displayed. Bring your camera and take photos of the board and your classmates creations. Barb is an independent dealer for Stampin’ Up! ®. WednesdayFeb. 4 Fee: $10.006:00-8:00 PM Code: 2103-09Washougal H.S. - Room 197 South EntranceBarb Brimhall, Instructor

Stampers SmorgasbordAge 16+10 cards to choose from, make as many cards as time and your pocketbook allow. Great time to make a Valentine card for someone special. Numerous ideas will be displayed. Bring your camera and take photos of the board and your class-mates creations. Pay a $1.00 per card material fee to the instructor at class. Barb is an independent dealer for Stampin’ Up! ®. MondayFeb. 9 Fee: $5.006:30-8:30 PM Code: 2105-09Washougal H.S. - Room 197South EntranceBarb Brimhall, Instructor

Wood CarvingAdults Class is for skilled carvers. Learn new techniques and share resources. Materials needed will be discussed at class. WednesdaysJan. 14-Mar. 25 Fee: $20.005:30-8:30 PM Code: 2038-09Washougal H.S. - Woodshop RoomDave Cox, Cecil Olsen, Instructors

BusinessBuying/Renting Residential Property/Landlord RightsAdults Create wealth, income, retirement (25%-75% return by saving money). New or experienced; learn nego-tiating sales price, insur-ance, taxes, codes, financing, appraisals, inspec-tions, sales agreements, earnest money, return, and leveraging. Handouts/forms included. Please bring a sack lunch. SaturdayJan. 31 Fee: $54.009:00 AM-4:00 PM Code: 2045-09Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

IncorporatingDo you get “Asset Protection and Tax Relief?” Adults Understanding Corpora-tions (C& S), LLC, and LLP, General and Limited Part-nerships, etc. Discuss; why and how to start, assets to protect, taxes, forms (IRS, Corporate, and Local),and personal liability. What costs and states to incorporate in. Knowledge not legal advice. MondaysFeb. 2-9 Fee: $45.006:30-9:30 PM Code: 2046-09Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Selling/Buying Real EstateAdults Learn the differences between Contracts, Trust Deeds, and Options. Focuses on sales agreements and earnest money, parties involved, terms of payments, taxes, obligations, deeds, liens, collections, assignments and legal fees. Knowledge not legal advice.ThursdaysFeb. 5-12 Fee: $60.006:30-9:30 PM Code: 2047-09Washougal H.S. - LibraryDonald Samec, Instructor

ComputersBeginner PhotoshopAdultsPhotoshop is Fun! Are you into scrapbooking? Want to do artistic work with your photos? Or, how you can use Photoshop without photos? Dress up your newsletter with Photoshop images! Have you encountered “Photoshop” as a job requirement? In this class you’ll become familiar with the basics of Photoshop and be working with your own images in no time! ThursdaysFeb. 5-26 Fee: $29.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2000-09Washougal H.S. - Room 151Blythe Ayne, Ph.D, Instructor

Beginner InternetAdultsWould you like to research your family tree? Or, com-pare different places to go on vacation? Or, learn more about people in a far away country? Do you wish you could help your kids or grandkids with a research paper? Or, would you simply like to pop up the phone number of the local drug store without dragging out the phone book (which is often outdated by the time it’s printed). This class is for the person who has only a vague idea of what a “search engine” is, or what to do with Google. If you’ve never looked for anything on the in-ternet by yourself – but you’d love to – this class is for you! ThursdaysFeb. 5-26 Fee: $24.005:30-6:45 PM Code: 2114-09Washougal H.S. - Room 151Blythe Ayne, Ph.D, Instructor

EducationBabysitter’s TrainingAges 11 to 15 Take this American Red Cross class and learn how to interview for a babysitting job, safely market yourself, and make good, respon-sible decisions. Basic care routines, first aid, emergen-cies, illness, bedtime issues, meals, and more will be discussed. Students will also learn how to adjust their actions to the child’s devel-opment and what toys and games are age appropriate. Students will take home the reference book, “Babysitter’s Handbook”, and a participa-tion card. Please bring a sack lunch.FridayFeb. 13 Fee: $40.009:00 AM-4:00 PM Code: 2026-09Hathaway School - Portable BAmerican Red Cross, Instructor



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Education, Cont.Babysitters Boot CampThis three day camp is designed for today’s youth ages 11 to 15. Learn Bab-ysitter’s curriculum, Infant and Child CPR, and have a simulated day of babysitting with a computerized infant.Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayMar. 31-Apr. 2 Fee: $95.009:00 AM-3:00 PM Code: 2027-09Liberty M.S. - LibraryAmerican Red Cross, Instructor

Safe On My OwnAges 8 to 11 In this American Red Cross class, learn how to be prepared when parents are unavailable. Learn how to handle personal safety top-ics, home alone responsibili-ties, and basic emergency communication techniques. Practice role playing answering the door and phone calls. Parents are encouraged to attend the last 30 minutes of class to review and watch the safety video with their child. Tuesday(Gause School students may ride transfer bus 22 to Hathaway. Remember to send your child to school with a bus note.) Feb. 17 Fee: $25.003:45 PM-6:30 PM Code: 2028-09Hathaway School - Portable CWednesdayMar. 25 Fee: $25.004:00 PM-6:30 PM Code: 2025-09Liberty M.S. - Library

First Aid/CPRAdults No children please. First Aid and CPR class meets OSHA and WISHA standards. The card is good for 2 years. Infant CPR is not included. Charlene Dawson, InstructorTuesdayJan. 20 Fee: $35.004:00-8:30 PM Code: 2003-09Jemtegaard M.S. - Library orThursdayJan. 29 Fee: $35.005:00-9:30 PM Code: 2022-09Camas H.S. - Career Center orTuesdayFeb. 17 Fee: $35.004:00-8:30 PM Code: 2004-09Jemtegaard M.S. - Library orThursdayFeb. 26 Fee: $35.005:00-9:30 PM Code: 2023-09Camas H.S. - Career Center orTuesdayMar. 10 Fee: $35.005:00-9:30 PM Code: 2024-09Camas H.S. - Career Center orThursdayMar. 19 Fee: $35.004:00-8:30 PM Code: 2005-09Jemtegaard M.S. - Library

PhlebotomyThe process of drawing blood for medical diagnosis. Open to anyone age 18 and over who wants employment in Phlebotomy. Use for extra in-come or as a stepping-stone into the medical field. Equip-ment used, infection control, and safety are covered. Help with resumes, interviews, and employer information/em-ployment opportunities.Camas H.S. - Career CenterBrenda Bush, InstructorFriday, 6:00-10:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Jan. 30-Feb. 1 Fee: $350.0010:00 AM-6:00 PM Code: 2059-09 orFriday, 6:00-10:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Mar. 27-29 Fee: $350.0010:00 AM-6:00 PM Code: 2088-09

Finding Your Path, Engaging Your Purpose - Section 1Adults Do you feel there is some-thing you need ... a purpose? In a supportive environment, learn a step-by-step process to clarify your life purpose and move toward your goals. Class includes exercises to determine personal priorities, sometimes not consciously realized. Work on solutions to roadblocks, counter produc-tive perceptions, and the awareness to change them. WednesdaysJan. 21-Feb. 11 Fee: $39.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2116-09Hathaway - Portable CBlythe Ayne, Ph.D, Instructor

Finding Your Path, Engaging Your Purpose - Section 2Adults After completing section 1, you are invited to continue the journey. Discover more tools and participate in brain-storming which moves you toward your heart’s desire among a group of people who really champion one another’s successes. WednesdaysFeb. 18-Mar. 11 Fee: $39.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2117-09Hathaway Portable CBlythe Ayne, Ph.D, Instructor

Let’s Have Fun with AngerAge 16 +Did you know anger can be positive. Learn what anger is, where you learned anger, and how to Identify the secondary emotions that lead to anger. Instructor, Sandra Besselieu is a Registered Certified Counselor, Life and Relationship Coach.TuesdayFeb. 24 Fee: $14.006:30-8:30 PM Code: 2060-09Washougal H.S. - LibrarySandra Besselieu, Instructor




GET READY!For Kindergarten For children birth to

age 5. Parents you won’t want to miss this oppor-tunity. Classes provide

research based information on how children learn and

grow, school readiness training, learning activities, learning toys and materials that make learning at home fun. Watch for information in the Spring Community Ed. catalog and then get ready for READY! For questions

call 954-3837.

How to Get Along with Difficult PeopleAdultsFinding some people irritating? Hard to get along with? Whether it’s your boss, co-worker, neighbor, friend or family member you will learn some defusing tactics that will work for almost anyone - as well as strategies to side step and lessen the conflict. Don’t miss this interesting fun class you’re sure to enjoy as you learn some techniques and strategies to get along with difficult people.SaturdayFeb. 21 Fee: $25.0010:00 AM-12:00 PM Code: 2090-09Camas H.S. - Career CenterGabriele Smith, MA, Instructor

Intentional DreamingAdultsA clear view and limiting be-liefs. Join us for a fun enrich-ing experience learning new problem solving skills and inner awareness. Students will receive a Dream Analysis Journal for recording your dreams with instructions on dream incubation, dream retrieval, and decoding the messages of your dreams. An opportunity you don’t want to miss.SaturdayMar. 21 Fee: $25.0010:00 AM-12:00 PM Code: 2089-09Camas H.S. - Career CenterGabriele Smith, MA, Instructor

Driver Safety Program - AARPFor mature drivers. Review safe driving practices, laws, and physical changes com-mon to aging. Learn ways to compensate to keep every-one safe. Certificate may earn an insurance discount.Fee paid at class: AARP mem-bers, $12.00/non-AARP mem-bers, $14.00. Bring your AARP card or member # to class. Call 360-954-3838 to register. Location: Washougal Fire Department, 1400 A Street (Hwy 14, exit/15th Street.)Monday, TuesdayMar. 16-17 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Jeanne Ratterman, Instructor

Living and Working with your DreamsAdultsLearn more about yourself and make wiser life choices from the interesting informa-tion our dreams give us. What do dreams have to do with waking life? Includes how to make a dream jour-nal, and an overview of dif-ferent approaches to dreams from Aborigines to Jung. You may bring a short dream to share and explore with the group. Bring a sack lunch. SaturdayJan. 31 Fee: $29.0010:00 AM-5:00 PM Code: 2115-09Hathaway School - Portable CBlythe Ayne, Ph.D,and Chris Robsdon, Instructors

Career PlanningWorkshopAdults Follow up on that New Year’s resolution to succeed in your job search. Find the best job now by being prepared with a professional resume, job search strategies, and interview preparation. Plan to succeed! This workshop will include a personal resume critique. TuesdaysJan. 20-27 Fee: $15.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2121-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Judy Ware, Instructor

Understanding Your Unhealthy Relationship ChoicesAdultsHow do I get hooked into the same unhappy and difficult relationships. Become more aware of your wants and needs instead of your part-ners. Learn the red flags and receive the tools needed to know your partner within the first 90 days of your relation-ship. Instructor is a Regis-tered Certified Counselor, Life and Relationship Coach.TuesdayFeb. 10 Fee: $15.006:30-8:30 PM Code: 2058-09Jemtegaard M.S. - LibrarySandra Besselieu, Instructor

What is Flash Fiction? How to Write and Submit for PublicationAdults For anyone who wants to write very short fiction stories to be published. Learn what venues are available for publication, develop a 500 to 1000 word story with help from this experienced instruc-tor. Examples of published Flash Fiction, and Flash publishers provided. Bring a sack lunch.SaturdayMar. 14 Fee: $24.0010:00 AM-3:00 PM Code: 2118-09Hathaway School - Portable CBlythe Ayne, Ph.D, Instructor

Family LifeBaby Signs ® Parent WorkshopClass is specially designed for parents with babies from birth to 24 months. You’ll be introduced to the program and learn how to teach your children to use sign language before they can speak. Start communication with your baby! Fee is for 1 or 2 par-ents and includes materials. Parents only, no children.Ardis Karr-Robak, instructorWednesdayJan. 21 Fee: $50.006:30 PM-8:00 PM Code: 2033-09Liberty M.S. - Library orSaturdayFeb. 21 Fee: $50.0010:00 -11:30 AM Code: 2034-09Camas H.S. - Library orMondayMar. 16 Fee: $50.006:30 PM-8:00 PM Code: 2035-09Liberty M.S. - Library



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Family Life, Cont.How to Get Your Kids to Listen What Works & What Doesn’tWhy can’t we get along? Learn ways to motivate and inspire your kids to do their best. Lessen the need for punishment. Understand how positive discipline can fit your family and lifestyle. Increase communication and decrease temper tantrums. Find the right modifications for the changes you want to make.SaturdayJan. 24 Fee: $25.0010:00 AM-12:00 PM Code: 2091-09Camas H.S. - Career CenterGabriele Smith, MA, Instructor

Parenting with Love and LogicFor parents with children of all ages. Feeling stressed out with parenting? Learn to effectively decrease conflict and increase compliance, build responsible behavior, and encourage good deci-sion-making with these tried and true methods. Topics include dealing with power struggles, setting limits, creating age-appropriate consequences, and learning to communicate in ways that get kids attention. Mondays, No class on Feb. 16Feb. 2-Mar. 2 Fee: $60.006:30 PM-8:00 PM Code: 2084-09Liberty M.S. - LibraryBen Stimmel, Instructor

Finance & LawBudgetingAdults Are you tired of living from paycheck to paycheck won-dering where your money has gone? Learn how to change spending habits, put together a personal, realis-tic spending plan, and gain control of your finances. MondayFeb. 2 Fee: $10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2055-09Jemtegaard M.S., LibraryJeff Brooks, Instructor

Investing FundamentalsAdults Do you want to take charge of your investments, but don’t know where to start? What is risk tolerance and diversifica-tion? Get answers and learn the fundamentals of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and the many different accounts.WednesdayJan. 28 Fee: $10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2056-09Washougal H.S. - LibraryJeff Brooks, Instructor

Building Family Wealth Through Real EstateAdults You can own your home, and eliminate your house payments. Develop a resi-dential portfolio to increase your investment options. I.D.E.A.L. investing will cover income, depreciation, equity, appreciation, and leverage. Guidance for evaluating the levels of investors included. TuesdayJan. 27 Fee: $10.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2120-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Rod Morasch, Instructor

Leave it to Your HeirsAdults Living trusts may be more effective than standard wills. Leave your assets to your beneficiaries intact and untaxed. Learn the different methods that will facilitate your heirs to manage their inheritance. Explore tech-niques to reduce taxes on social security, and to protect your income and assets for a more secure future. MondayFeb. 2 Fee: $10.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2019-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Brandon Jensen, Instructor

“The Residential Landlord-Tenant Act” and Laws Against DiscriminationAdults New or experienced? Learn landlord/tenant rights, lo-cal/federal discrimination, rental agreements/leases, codes tenant selection, and evictions. Handouts/forms (smoke detector, water heat-er, credit, condition reports applications, etc.) Knowledge not legal advice. Please bring a sack lunch. SaturdayFeb. 21 Fee: $48.009:00 AM-4:00 PM Code: 2132-09Hathaway School, Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Health & FitnessBeginning Meditation SamplerAdultsIf you eat before class - Eat Light! Research shows me-diation offers many quality of life benefits. Explore a variety of techniques for expanding your ability to manage your life. Experience ways to feel better: increased energy, vitality, and wisdom. Wear loose comfortable clothing. ThursdaysJan. 29-Mar. 5 Fee: $45.006:00 PM-7:30PM Code: 2016-09Hathaway School, Portable CGlenn Rose M.A., and Susan Hanson, Instructors

Indian Head MassageAdultsRegister with partner. Learn a wonderful, very relaxing, tension relieving basic mas-sage of upper back, neck and head. Information on the his-tory and benefits of this type of massage included. Fee is $10.00 per person. MondayFeb. 9 Fee: $$10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2014-091700 Main Street, Washougal - Conference Room, Floor 2Elizabeth Stiles, Instructor




Stress Relief ClassAdultsRegister with partner. Fee is $10.00 per person. Do you spend a lot of time on your feet? Are you a walker, run-ner, or do you work on hard floors like concrete? Learn simple stress relief tips, for your feet and calves, that you can do for yourself, or better yet, have someone else do for you. Learn a combina-tion of both massage and reflexology that really work to relieve STRESS! MondayMar. 2 Fee: $10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2018-091700 Main Street, Washougal - Conference Room, 2nd floorElizabeth Stiles, Instructor

Homeopathy BasicsAdultsHomeopathy is an old, side-effect free alternative way of healing which is very prominent in the U.S. In this presentation, you will learn what homeopathy is, how it was developed, how it works, and its history. Class also covers the direction of cure, the criteria used to choose a remedy, dose, and storage.TuesdayFeb. 3 Fee: $14.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2073-09Washougal H.S. - Room 139Linda Goodling, Instructor

Natural Homeopathic Cold RemediesAdultsCoughs, head colds, fevers, aches, all common cold symptoms will be discussed. Learn alternative treatments with herbs and homeopathic remedies. We will work with examples. TuesdayFeb. 10 Fee: $14.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2075-09Washougal H.S. - Room 139Linda Goodling, Instructor

Natural and Homeopathic First AidAdultsFrom abrasions to heat stroke; bee stings to sprains; and shock to rashes you will be introduced to very efficient natural and homeopathic treatments. Common first aid cases and treatment will be discussed. Case studies are a substantial part of class.TuesdayFeb. 17 Fee: $14.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2074-09Washougal H.S. - Room 139Linda Goodling, Instructor

Foot ReflexologyAdults Relieve tension and stress throughout your body by us-ing foot reflexology. Reflexol-ogy helps with headaches, sinus problems, and low back trouble. Bring a mat or towel, pillow, lotion, and wear loose fitting clothes. Limited class size. Register as partners, and please list your partner’s name on the registration.MondayMar. 16 Fee: $10.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2029-09Liberty M.S. - Room 505Kiannaa Leighland, Instructor

Introduction to ReikiAdults An introduction to the Usui System of natural (or drug-less) healing discovered in the early 1900’s by Japanese scholar Mikao Usui. Learn the history of how this system came to the West and have the opportunity to experi-ence the healing energy in a mini-treatment. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. No dis-robing is required. The Usui system is not a religion and is compatible with all belief systems. Our instructor is a certified Reiki Master and a member of the Reiki Alliance. He has been practicing Reiki since 1990. TuesdayFeb. 17 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2037-09Hathaway School - Portable CJohn Janssen, Instructor

First Degree ReikiAdults Learn the history and tech-niques of Reiki, “Universal Life Energy.” This hands-on process can be applied to self and to others. Millions of people around the globe are using this simple art for relief from pain and illness. Instruction includes applying techniques to treat and heal pain in head, abdomen, and back. This class completes First Degree and includes a certificate of completion. Please bring a nutritious sack lunch and wear loose comfortable clothing. No dis-robing is required. Instructor Janssen is a certified Reiki Master and a member of the Reiki Alliance. Saturday, SundayFeb. 28-Mar. 1 Fee: $200.009:00 AM-4:30 PM Code: 2036-09Hathaway School - Portable BJohn Janssen, Instructor

Introduction to YogaAdults Find out what Yoga is all about in this 6-week course. View the class schedule at www.rushingwateryoga.com. Register and pay at Com-munity Education, schedule dates with Rushing Water Yoga, 834-5994. Instructor Paul Cheek is trained in the lyengar traditions, which emphasizes fundamentals of alignment through stretching and strengthening to achieve balance, and breath work. Includes a combination of relaxation, standing, and seated postures. Paul Cheek, InstructorRushing Water Yoga, Camas Jan. 5-Feb. 15 Fee: $60.00 Code: 2051-09 orFeb. 16-Mar. 29 Fee: $60.00 Code: 2052-09 orMar. 30-May 10 Fee: $60.00 Code: 2053-09



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Parent Child YogaAges 3+ Spend some fun, quality time with your child. Together learn breathing exercises, yoga stretches, and postures. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or blanket for each attendee. All work is done barefoot. $45.00 fee covers both par-ent and child, 2nd child is $25.00. Mondays, No class Feb. 16 Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $45.004:00-4:45 PM Code: 2006-09Gause School - CafeteriaJill Mitchell, Instructor

YogaAdults All skill levels are welcome. Bring a floor mat. Learn breathing techniques, simple stretches, asanas, and medi-tation for relaxation. Meridian exercises, plus 5 exercises reputed to increase longevity and youthfulness included. Mondays, No class Feb. 16 Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $45.006:30-7:45 PM Code: 2007-09Cape Horn-Skye School - Pod BJill Mitchell, Instructor

BeginningTai Chi/QigongAdults The ancient arts of Tai Chi and Qigong combine natural, physical movement with breathing visualization, and mental concentration to give you a full body and mind workout. This art form helps relieve stress, lowers blood pressure, and improves strength, balance, mobility, and endurance. All exercise form is done standing up. Wear comfortable clothing. WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 25 Fee: $45.006:00-7:10 PM Code: 2008-09Gause School - CafeteriaJill Mitchell, Instructor

ReturningTai Chi/QigongAdults For students who have taken Beginning Tai Chi/Qigong. WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 25 Fee: $45.006:30-7:45 PM Code: 2009-09Gause School - CafeteriaJill Mitchell, Instructor

Home & GardenJapanese CookingAge 12 to Adult Indulge yourself! Learn to prepare and cook a low fat, nutritious Japanese favorite, then delight in eating what you have prepared. Supplies for dinner included in the fee. Shoko Fuchigami, InstructorWashougal H.S. - Room 197Japanese Style Potato and Beef Pot (Niku Jaga) ThursdayFeb. 5 Fee: $15.006:00-7:30 PM Code: 2066-09Chirashi Sushi ThursdayFeb. 12 Fee: $15.006:00-7:30 PM Code: 2067-09Chicken and Egg Bowl (Oyako Domburi) ThursdayFeb. 19 Fee: $15.006:00-7:30 PM Code: 2068-09Vegetable and Shrimp Tempura ThursdayFeb. 26 Fee: $15.006:00-7:30 PM Code: 2069-09

Food, Fun & Friends!AdultsMore great sessions with Beaches Executive Chef, Mike Barret. Add variety to your meals with exciting new recipes. Bring your appetite!! WednesdaysMarch 4th - Souper Soups March 11th - “Budget” Gourmet Meals - Out of the Box! March 18th - Taking the Fear out of Fish Mar. 4-18 Fee: $60.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2125-09Camas H.S. - Room 204Mike Barret, Instructor

Delicious Weight Watching Recipes AdultsLet me help you keep that New Years Resolution! I’ll provide you with some great recipes to help meet your goal and have fun while you’re doing it. Not watching your weight? No problem! These recipes are healthy, simple AND delicious. Stu-dents pay a $15.00 supply fee to the instructor at class. Janet Milhollin, InstructorCamas H.S. - Room 204SoupsTuesdayFeb. 3 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2015-09Salads and SidesTuesdayFeb. 10 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2093-09Main DishesTuesdayFeb. 17 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2094-09DessertsTuesdayFeb. 24 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2095-09

Kids Can Cook!Ages 11-14 A two day, hands-on work-shop, under the guidance of a licensed Family and Consumer Science teacher, students will learn cooking terms and techniques, how to follow recipes, measure and mix, and to always put safety first. Working in small groups practice recipes that can be recreated at home. Enjoy the food prepared and discuss the day’s lessons family-style! Wear comfortable, casual clothing and closed toed rubber soled shoes. Students pay a $15.00 sup-ply fee to the instructor the first day of class. Melanie Clark, InstructorCamas H.S. - Room 204SaturdaysJan. 17-24 Fee: $35.0010:00 AM-12:30 PM Code: 2109-09 orSaturdaysMar. 7-14 Fee: $35.0010:00 AM-12:30 PM Code: 2110-09




Italian Cooking Classes Ages 12 + These classes are for anyone who enjoys eating! Come learn hands on how to prepare easy classic Italian favorites. Mangiare! (eat)Lisa Ardenti-Meewes, InstructorCamas H.S. - Room 204Soups & Sandwich - Ravioli, Minestrone, Zucchini and $10.00 supply fee paid to the instructor at class. WednesdayJan. 7 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2017-09Pastas - Alfredo, Carbonara, and Marinara sauces$15 supply fee paid to the instructor at class. WednesdayJan. 14 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2096-09Main Dishes - Chicken Par-mesan, Picatta. and Shrimp Scampi$15.00 supply fee paid to the instructor at class. WednesdayJan. 21 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2097-09Baked Pastas - Lasagna and Manicotti$15.00 supply fee paid to the instructor at class. WednesdayJan. 28 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2098-09Desserts - Tiramisu, Torte and Biscotti$10.00 supply fee paid to the instructor at class. WednesdayFeb. 4 Fee: $10.006:00 PM-9:00 PM Code: 2099-09

Smoking/Cooking Fish Adults Concepts of building/buying smokers, curing and brines, fuels, herbs\spices, cleaning and preparing your pur-chase or catch. Recipes and handouts for smoking bass, crappies, catfish, trout, shark, eel, salmon, and other local fish. Also, cooking (pickled, broiled, fried, etc.)FridayMar. 6 Fee: $15.006:30-9:30 PM Code: 2049-09Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Plan and Plant an Herb GardenAdultsPlan an herb garden for food and medicine. Herbs in pots, raised beds, veggie or flower gardens. Learn who likes to grow in sun or shade and how to use what you grow. Let Pixie introduce you to some great herbs to have in your garden. Step beyond the garden and plant herbs and medicine all around your home. Pixie’s 35 years of exploring the world of herbs makes her the perfect one to go to when you want to get down and dirty in the garden. Fee includes samples to take home, weather permitting! MondayMar. 2 Fee: $20.006:30-9:00 PM Code: 2111-09Hathaway School - Portable CPixie LaPlante, Instructor

Gardening When Your Neighbors are DeerAdults Techniques, strategies, and philosophy to use when your uninvited “deer” neighbors invite themselves over for dinner.MondayMar. 16 Fee: $10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2002-09Camas City LibraryKristine Denslow, Instructor

Healthy Trees and Pruning TechniquesAdultsLearn about the trees in your yard. Learn the basics of proper pruning, how to moni-tor tree health, proper plant-ing, soils, how to recognize hazards, why trees struggle in our urban environment, why planting the right tree in the right location is important, and how to keep your trees healthy. Course taught by a Certified Arborist, Tree Risk Assessor, Tree Worker, and Consulting Arborist. ThursdayFeb. 5 Fee: $10.006:00-8:00 PM Code: 2001-09Camas Public Library Meeting Rm. ACraig Smith, Instructor

LanguageASL and Deaf Education ClassAges 15 +The curriculum is designed to teach the basic ASL lan-guage and simple communicative skills. Deaf history and culture will also be included. Learn this beautiful language and means to communicate with the deaf community that sur-rounds you. No class Feb. 16.Mondays, WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 16 Fee: $10.006:30-8:00 PM Code: 2044-09Camas H.S. - Room 808Whitney Barber, Instructor

Conversational Spanish 2nd - 5th Grade Come and learn how to speak Spanish. Gain cultural understanding in a fun & engaging classroom environ-ment. We will learn how to greet people, order food, sing songs and hold a conversa-tion. We will also learn about Spanish cooking, music, and way of life. You won’t want to miss it! Mondays, Wednesdays3:45 PM-4:35 PMFee: $50.00 per sessionLacamas Heights - Music RoomKristen Pratt, InstructorSession 1No class on Jan. 19 & 26Jan. 5-28 Code: 2085-09Session 2No class on Feb. 16Feb. 2-25 Code: 2086-09Session 3Mar. 2-23 Code: 2087-09



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Language, Cont.Learn to Speak and Understand JapaneseAges 12 + A pro-beginning level class. Learn and/or practice in a supportive educational environment. An essential language for living and working in the global Pacific Northwest. Washougal H.S. teacher can help you master or improve your Japanese. Review the language through first learning to read and write Japanese. Use web-sites, magazines, and mul-tiple other sources, including comic books, to gain familiar-ity with the printed word, and understanding Japanese cul-ture. Reading skills will lead to writing. You will be able to communicate your ideas or needs in writing. Mondays, No class Feb. 16Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $55.006:00-7:30 PM Code: 2039-09Washougal H.S. - 317Shoko Fuchigami, Instructor

Spanish with SarahMiddle School Students -After school Spanish, taught by experienced, certified foreign language teacher Sarah Segall. Conversation, reading, and writing will be the focus. Frequent games, skits, and projects make this a fun and exciting way to bring the gift of Spanish into your family.Tuesdays, Thursdays2:45-3:30 PMFee: $60.00 per sessionLiberty M.S. - Room 505Sarah Segall, InstructorSession IJan. 6-29 Code: 2054-09Session 2Feb. 3-26 Code: 2101-09Session 3Mar. 3-26 Code: 2102-09Session 4Apr. 7-30 Code: 2119-09

Spanish, Level 1Adults For students who have at-tended Spanish, Level 1 in the past.The advantages of learning to speak and/or un-derstand a second language are great. As your skill de-velops move on to “Spanish, Level 2” class. Purchase text at class or the ECCE office. ThursdaysJan. 22-Mar. 12 Fee: $55.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2070-09Washougal H.S. - Room 127Nelda Doody, Instructor

Spanish, Level 2Adults For students who have at-tended 2 or 3 sessions of Spanish, Level 1. The advan-tages of learning to speak and/or understand a second language are great. As your skill develops move on to “Spanish, Level 3” class. Purchase text at class or the ECCE office. TuesdaysJan. 20-Mar. 10 Fee: $55.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2071-09Washougal H.S. - Room 127Nelda Doody, Instructor

Spanish, Level 3Adults Attendance by teacher rec-ommendation only. Improve speaking ability, vocabulary, and grammar. Purchase text at class or the ECCE office. WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 11 Fee: $69.007:00-8:30 PM Code: 2072-09Washougal H.S. - Room 127Nelda Doody, Instructor

Music/Dance/DramaBallet, Jazz, & TapAdultsOptional Dance Recital, $5.00 fee paid to instructor. Backbends, handstands, and progress toward running tricks and springs. Basic jazz technique and jazz routine. Mondays, No class Feb. 16Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $68.008:00-9:30 PM Code: 2131-09Jemtegaard M.S. - CommonsLynne Mitchell, Instructor

Ballet and TapAges 9 to 13Optional Dance Recital, $5.00 fee paid to instructor. Classical ballet technique at the barre and center floor. Advanced tap warm-up se-ries and tap routine. Mondays, No class Feb. 16. Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $54.006:00PM-7:00 PM Code: 2129-09Jemtegaard M.S. - CommonsLynne Mitchell, Instructor

Tumbling and Jazz Ages 9 to 13Optional Dance Recital, $5.00 fee paid to instructor. Work on backbends, hand-stands, and progress toward running tricks and springs. Basic jazz technique and jazz routine. Mondays, No class Feb. 16Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $54.007:00-8:00 PM Code: 2130-09Jemtegaard M.S. - Commons Lynne Mitchell, Instructor

Combination Dance Optional Dance Recital, $5.00 fee paid to instructor. Learn basic tap steps, fun song-and-dance routines, creative movement, and basic tumbling skills while de-veloping strength, flexibility, and coordination.Lynne Mitchell, InstructorJemtegaard M.S. - CommonsAges 3 to 5Mondays, No class Feb. 16Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $40.004:15-5:00 PM Code: 2126-09Ages 5 & 6ThursdaysJan. 29-Mar. 19 Fee: $54.005:00-6:00 PM Code: 2127-09Ages 7 to 9Build a repertoire of tap steps and learn a tap routine. Learn classical ballet technique and a simple ballet dance. Develop basic tumbling.Mondays, No class Feb. 16Jan. 26-Mar. 23 Fee: $54.005:00-6:00 PM Code: 2128-09




Chinese DanceAges 3 to 5Learn seated movement to stretch and develop flexibility. Dance techniques will be standing movements. Prac-tice basic routines, which will utilize sense of rhythm and timing. Also, develop memo-ry, increase coordination, and improve posture. Students need to wear a leotard (no tights) and all work is done bare foot.Fridays, No class February 13Jan. 23-Mar. 20 Fee: $45.004:45-5:30 PM Code: 2010-09Gause School - CafeteriaJill Mitchell, Instructor

Chinese DanceAges 6 to 10Class is for returning stu-dents. New students accept-ed with teacher permission. WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 25 Fee: $45.005:00-5:45 PM Code: 2011-09Gause School - CafeteriaJill Mitchell, Instructor

Hip Hop Afterschool ClassAges 11-15 Learn the cool Hip-hop moves you’ve always wanted to from Virtuosity Perform-ing Arts Studio’s amazing instructors. WednesdaysJan. 21-Feb. 25 Fee: $30.00 for 6 weeks or $6.00 drop-in fee 2:45-3:30 PM Code: 2122-09Skyridge M.S. - CafeteriaVirtuosity Dance, Instructor

Dancing For FunWant to dance with confi-dence. Have fun learning and enjoy lots of practice time. A variety of dances are offered including swing, east coast swing, west coast swing, salsa, cha-cha, waltz, night club 2-step, and more. Dur-ing the quarter you will rotate dance partners to learn from each other and adapt to vary-ing styles. WednesdaysJan. 21-Mar. 11 Fee: $50.007:00-8:45 PM Code: 2080-09Hathaway School - CafeteriaHannele LaFrance, Instructor

Hip Hop for AdultsStudents will enjoy an energetic, fun, stylized form of dance. Experience an exciting way to exercise and expand your movement repertoire. Concentration on rhythm, body manipula-tion, and expression. Class covers basic technique using several dance combinations. WednesdaysJan. 14-Mar. 4 Fee: $60.00 for 8 week class or $10.00 drop-in fee. 6:00-7:00 PM Code: 2030-09Camas H.S. - Drama RoomDee Dee Anderson, Instructor

Piano & Guitar LessonsAges 8 to Adult Bill Haas is a singer, song-writer, performer, poet, musi-cal instructor, and an award winning Musical Director for Second City - Chicago and Comedy Sportz. All skill lev-els welcome - develop your skills with this exceptional instructor. Call 360-954-3838 to schedule a time and location. Bring a cassette tape so that you can review instruction session through-out the week. Jan. 12-Mar. 9 Fee: $20.00, per 30 minute lessonCode: 2031-09Bill Haas, Instructor

Singing to Live - Living to SingJoin international award win-ning voice instructor, Sa Bella La Vallee, for an amazing vocal experience. This work-shop will increase awareness and appreciation of the Ho-listic Nature of Vocal Sound and Singing, “Singing to Live - Living to Sing”. It will involve participation, with students performing and leading the class to take an active part with vocal exercises, songs and body movements.SaturdayJan. 31 Fee: Students 12 to 18, $25.00, Adults $35.00, Family Discount $80.00 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Code: 2064-09Garver AuditoriumSa Bella LaVallee, Instructor

SportsCamas Jr. Basketball AcademyJoin the Camas H.S. basket-ball players and Academy coaches as they create a fun and exciting learning environ-ment building basketball skills at all levels and player development. T-shirts and completion certificates will be given to each participant. Special awards given each session. Skyridge M.S. - GymGrades 3-5 SundaysJan. 4-25 Fee: $50.005:00 PM-7:00 PM Code: 2092-09Grades 6-8 SundaysJan. 4-25 Fee: $60.005:00 PM-7:00 PM Code: 2100-09

Co-Ed Flag Football A no-contact game to build passing and running skills with a teamwork focus. Practices in April, games begin in May. Games are against other programs in Clark County in the evenings. Enroll by age on September 1, 2008. Parent participation is appreciated. Fee includes shirt and flags. Mouth guard is required. Mondays, ThursdaysApr. 9-May 28 Fee: $40.00Jemtegaard M.S. - Football FieldDan Davis, InstructorAges 6-85:30 PM-7:00PM Code: 2012-09Ages 9-11 5:30 PM-7:00PM Code: 2013-09



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Vega Gymnasticsand Virtuosity Dance

have partnered with E.C.C.E. to bring gymnastic and

dance classes to Camas. The following is a list of

classes: Open Gym, Parent’s Night Out, Fencing,

Recreational Gymnastics, Team Gymnastics, Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern, Tae

Bo, and Hip Hop. Call 834-7424 for information.

Sports, Cont.

Co-Ed VolleyballAdults All skill levels welcome in this recreational setting. Come for the fun, come for the exercise. New teams formed each week to give a varied playing experience. Please, no children at class. MondaysJan. 5-Mar. 23 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2042-09Liberty M.S. - GymEugene Draney, Instructor

Over 35 BasketballCome out and keep in shape - one night a week for the over 35 crowd. New teams formed each week. No chil-dren allowed at site. Class limit is 25.WednesdaysJan. 7-Mar. 25 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2041-09Skyridge M.S. - GymAndy Schmunk, Instructor

Fishing BasicsAges 6 to Adult What we should know about fishing in Southwest WA. Learn about fishing and identifying (bass, perch, crap-pies, catfish, blue gills and trout), baits/lures, bank/boat fishing, and finding fish. One child attends free with adult. Additional children at $15.00 each. Attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. List all enrollees on registration including no-fees. Bring a sack lunch. Pay instructor at class $2.00 per family for maps and $3.00 per child (adults optional) for lures/hooks. SaturdayMar. 7 Fee: $20.009:00 AM-4:00 PM Code: 2050-09Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Korean Martial ArtsAges 7 to Adult Learn the traditional Korean martial art of Soo Bahk Do taught by nationally certified Moo Duk K wan instructors - Master Anna Oulashin and Master Charles Smith. Each session will touch on both the physical and mental aspects of the art to promote improved physical coordina-tion and knowledge. Classes conducted in a safe envi-ronment of non-contact to ensure the best experience for all involved. Beginners, Session IMondays, WednesdaysJan. 5-Feb. 25 Fee: $120.005:00-5:45 PM Code: 2020-09J.D. Zellerbach - GymAnna Oulashin, Charles Smith, InstructorsBeginners, Session 2 Mondays, WednesdaysMar. 2-Apr. 29 Fee: $120.005:00-5:45 PM Code: 2112-09J.D. Zellerbach - GymAnna Oulashin, Charles Smith, InstructorsAdvanced, Session 1Mondays, WednesdaysJan. 5-Feb. 25 Fee: $120.006:00-7:00 PM Code: 2113-09J.D. Zellerbach - GymAnna Oulashin, Charles Smith, InstructorsAdvanced, Session 2Mondays, WednesdaysMar. 2-Apr. 29 Fee: $120.006:00-7:00 PM Code: 2021-09J.D. Zellerbach - GymAnna Oulashin, Charles Smith, Instructors

Girls Softball PitchingFor girls ages 8 and older who want to learn basic fast pitch skills and fundamen-tals. Bring your own catcher. Class size is limited, Register Now! TuesdaysJan. 13-Mar. 3 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2123-09J.D. Zellerbach - Back GymPat McDonald, Instructor

Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do. Class builds flexibility, concentration, confidence, and strength. Lecture and demonstration. Modern and traditional techniques through individual and group drills. Self-defense is included. Wear comfortable sweats. Optional rank test. Ages 6 to 12ThursdaysJan. 15-Mar. 19 Fee: $50.006:00-7:00 PM Code: 2076-09Jemtegaard M.S.-Wrestling RoomSteve Brown, InstructorAges 13 to AdultThursdaysJan. 15-Mar. 19 Fee: $50.007:15-8:15 PM Code: 2077-09Jemtegaard M.S.-Wrestling RoomSteve Brown, Instructor

Men’s 30+ BasketballGreat way to get that needed exercise and have fun, too. No child supervision. Class is limited. ThursdaysJan. 15-Mar. 19 Fee: $20.007:00-9:00 PM Code: 2040-09Jemtegaard M.S. - GymGreg Townsend, Instructor

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School District Athletic Information

Washougal High School

Call, 954-3100, select 3 for athletic information.

Or, visit the WHS website www.washougal.k12.wa.us/whs and select Athletics/Activities then

select the Sports Calendar.Camas High SchoolVist the CHS website

www.camas.wednet.edu/chs and select News And Information then select the

Athletic Calendar.

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