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ACC COMMUNITY ED – REGISTRATION FORM – FALL 2019 Advanced registration required! You may register by phone with debit or credit card at 358-7271. If you prefer to register by mail, please submit this form with your payment. Please print clearly!

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Registration with payment required. Please register at least a week prior to class date. You may register by phone with debit or credit card OR return this form & payment to ACC Community Ed, CTR 108, 665 Johnson St, Alpena, MI 49707, Make check payable to ACC. For other questions call 358-7271 (toll free - 888-468-6222 ext. 7271). Fee refundable ONLY when ACC cancels class. Find and print schedule at this site: www.alpenavolunteercenter.org√ CLASS# TITLE DATE & TIME FEE TOTAL

Cooking Classes 19-31 Cucina Italiana Thursday, September 12; 5:30-8:30 pm $38 19-32 Pressure Cooker Cookin’ Tuesday, October 15; 5:30-7:30 pm $35 19-33 Seafood Cooking for the Holidays Monday, October 21; 5:30-7:30 pm $35 19-34 Christmas Pierogi Extravaganza Thursday, November 14; 6:00-8:30 pm $38 19-35 Got Game? – Venison Inspirations Tuesday, October 29; 5:30-7:30 pm $30

Pastry Cooking 19-36 Bread Baking 101 Monday, October 28; 5:30-8:30 pm $30 19-37 No Bake Dulce de Leche-Style Polish Christmas Cake! Thursday, November 7; 6:00-8:30 pm $35 19-38 Gluten Free Holiday Cookies Monday, November 11; 5:30-8:30 pm $35 19-39 Candy Making ~ for Holiday or Any Day Wednesday, November 13, 5:30-7:30 pm $35

Health and Wellness 19-40 Reflexology Tuesday, October 1; 5:30-7:30 pm $35 19-41 Seeing Comedy in Life to Avoid Anxiety Tuesday, October 8; 5:30-7:30 pm $15 19-42 Hand Crafted Soap – The Natural Way! Wednesday, October 23; 5:30-7:30 pm $30 19-43 Self-Massage Techniques and Qi Gong Tuesday, November 5; 5:30-8:00 pm $25

Arts and Crafts 19-44 Personalized Basket Weaving for Beginners Tuesday, September 24; 5:30-9:00 pm $45 19-45 Snowman Stain Glass Mondays, October 21 & 28; 6-8 pm $35 19-46 Two Needle Knitted Mittens Thursday, November 7; 6:00-8:00 pm $20 19-47 Sunflower Wood Pallet Painting Board Wednesday, November 6; 5:30-7:30 pm $40 19-48 Fairy Garden Thursday, September 26; 5:00-8:00 pm $60 19-49 Creating Wreathes with Signature Style Monday, November 11; 5:30-7:30 pm $25

Professional Development 19-50 Beginning Excel Overview Wed’s, Sept 4, 11 & 18, 25; 5:30-7:30 pm $75 19-51 Intermediate Excel Wed’s, Oct. 2, 9 & 16; 5:30-7:30 pm $70 19-52 Beginning QuickBooks Tues, Sept 10, 17 & 24; 5:30-7:30 pm $70 19-53 Light Painting Photography Thurs, Oct 3, 10 & 17; 5:30-7:30 pm $75 19-54 Grant Writing 101 Tues, Oct 22, 29, & Nov. 5; 11:30-1:00 pm $95

Nature 19-55 Survival Skills for Hunters or any Outdoorsman Monday, September 30; 5:30-8:00 pm $15

Kid’s Corner 19-56 Shooting Star Stain Glass Monday’s, Sept 30 & Oct 7; 6-8 pm $35

19-57 Holiday Ornament Monday, November 4; 5:30-7:30 pm $20 19-58 Felted Snowman for Parents/Grandparent & Child Tuesday, November 5; 6:00-8:00 pm $25 19-59 Creative Cookie Decorating for Holidays Tuesday, November 12; 5:30-7:30 pm $25

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We’re always open to new ideas, topics, and activities! If you have a passion for a topic and want to teach – or if you have a suggestion for a class, please call the Alpena Volunteer Center at 989-358-7271

ACC COMMUNITY EDUCATION–FALL 2019 Advance registration required. Please register one week in advance. To register with debit or credit card call 989 358-7271. Visit our website to download the schedule at: www.alpenavolunteercenter.org – OR – through ACC’s website at www.alpenacc.edu – Select About, then select Visitors, [from left pane] select Volunteer Center, scroll toward bottom, under Community Education, click on “Please take a moment to browse through our classes.”

COOKING CLASSES

19-31: CUCINA ITALIANA: Discover how a German – Italian aficionado can help you master the methods forcooking shrimp – as well as a traditional Italian dish – to perfection. Not only will we make (and eat) a tender, succulent, Shrimp Scampi entrée, you will also learn to make a delicious Zuppa Toscana (traditional soup of Italy’s Tuscany Region) from a patient teacher! Please join us as Jim demonstrates some basic cooking methods you’ll be able to reproduce with pleasure and ease in your kitchen to the delight of yourself and others! Limit of 10 participants. Please register early.

DATE: Thursday, Sept 12 TIME: 5:30 – 8:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $38

19-32: PRESSURE COOKER COOKIN’: Admit it: many of us have scary memories of our mother’shissing pressure cooker. Today’s models are a far cry from those used in earlier days and aremaking a comeback because of the health benefits and because they reduce cooking times by up to70%. Instructor Jessica Krawczak shares her expertise, techniques, and tips for cooking great,healthy and tasty meals using a pressure cooker. Limit of 12 participants.

DATE: Tuesday, October 15 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $35

19-33: SEAFOOD COOKING FOR THE HOLIDAYS: Instructor Jessica Krawczak shares how simple and satisfyingcooking seafood at home can be. Jess shares tips for taking advantage of what’s available at the market, then walks you through in steps for preparing perfectly grilled shrimp, as well as Shrimp Scampi, and a delicious hot crab dip with toasted baguette. Learn great techniques for enhancing flavor—from cooking seafood for a crowd, to cooking an elegant holiday seafood dinner for two. She will highlight using marinades, glazes, and the right spices for each class of seafood. Limit of 10 participants.

DATE: Monday, October 21 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $35

19-34: CHRISTMAS PIEROGI EXTRAVAGANZA: Join Kamila in this Christmas tradition sharedwith family & friends. In this ‘hands-on’ class, you'll learn the tricks and techniques for preparing avariety of pierogi and the pure pleasure of making them (and eating them) from scratch. Surpriseyour relatives, your friends and yourself with a fresh take on the Polish tradition. We’ll make and dineon three types of these traditional dumplings, such as cheese and potato; mushroom and sauerkraut;and fish. Limit of 8 so register early! Remember, pierogi make great homemade-by-you Christmasgifts! Please bring a rolling pin, chef's knife, apron and a place setting.

DATE: Thursday, November 14 TIME: 6-8:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $38

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COOKING CLASSES (Cont’d)

19-35: GOT GAME? – VENISON INSPIRATIONS: If your freezer’s got game, but your recipe inspiration is as frozenas your meat, join this fun, food-filled, informative evening for great new wild game cooking ideas. Venison is tender, juicy, and delicious when properly prepared and its nutrition surpasses many other meats. Join Janet & Gerald Lucas, owners of Lucas Catering as they demonstrate delicious recipes for venison that ensure results with which you’ll be pleased and proud. Enjoy various samples of deliciously prepared venison entrees. This is an all-encompassing opportunity to cook, eat, and learn! Limit of 10 students.

DATE: Tuesday, October 29 TIME: 5:30–7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $30

PASTRY CLASSES 19-36: BREAD BAKING 101: If you've dreamed of making fresh-baked bread but don't know where to begin, join us

in this hands-on class as instructor Cindy Lucas and her assistant Kerrie Kamyszek guide you through the process for making great bread from scratch. Learn how to mix dough, proper kneading techniques and other essential steps such as proofing, shaping, and baking. Once you have a handle on the basics, you'll look forward to treating family and friends to loaves of beautiful home-baked bread. Learn fundamental skills for a lifetime of great bread baking. Students will make and take their own bread to cook at home. Please bring an apron. Limit of 10 participants.

DATE: Monday, October 28 TIME: 5:30-8:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $30

19-37: NO BAKE DULCE DE LECHE-STYLE POLISH CHRISTMAS CAKE!: For those who don’tknow what Dulce de Leche is, you’ve been missing out a special and tasty dessert that is enjoyedin many different countries, including South America and Europe. Dulce de Leche means SweetMilk Jam. Join instructor Kamila Mazurek in this hands-on class as you learn the technique ofmaking this tasty, no bake Christmas cake named after the most famous Polish fudge candy,"Krowki". This scrumptious dessert uses mascarpone cheese, Polish-style fudge, and other yummyingredients. What a great idea for adding a new dessert to the holiday table! Students will makeand take their own no bake cake to chill at home. Please bring a chef's knife and apron. Limit of just 8 students!

DATE: Thursday, November 7 TIME: 6:00-8:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $35

19-38: “GLUTEN FREE HOLIDAY COOKIES!”: If you've dreamed of making fresh-baked cookies without the glutenthen this class is for you. Join Charise McClendon, Owner of “Get Baked” in this hands-on fun filled class as she guides you through the process for making great cookies gluten free. Students will learn to make delicious treats great for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Students will leave with one dozen of cookies to enjoy with family and friends or to keep all to yourself! Please bring a spatula and apron. Limit of 10 students so register early!

DATE: Monday, November 11 TIME: 5:30-8:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $35

19-39: CANDY MAKING ~ for HOLIDAY or ANY DAY!:Stoney Acres Winery's "Wine Truffles" area tantalizing blend of wine and real chocolate for a unique, decadent, and addictive flavorcombination. Through years of study and experimentation, Stoney Acres Winery has developed afull line of chocolates that truly tempt the palate. Join Amy Gagnon & Helen Grochowski fromStoney Acres Winery as they guide you in making Molded Chocolates, Hand-dipped Truffles, &Drop-Formed delectables. At the conclusion of class, you will take home a box of sixteen candies -handmade by you! Limit of 10 students.

DATE: Wed., November 13 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm LOC: 4268 Truckey Rd, Alpena FEE: $35

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HEALTH & WELLNESS 19-40: REFLEXOLOGY: Join Instructor Yvonne Robinson, a Massage Therapist of 18 years and graduate of IMI

(Irene Myomassology Institute). Yvonne is the Owner of Essential Therapies in Hillman, MI. Reflexology is a therapy based on the principle that there are specific areas of innervation in hands and feet that correspond to muscle groups or organs. In this system, nerve endings in extremities provide a "map" of the body. Through application of pressure on areas of hands or feet, reflexology is said to promote relaxation of tension, improvement of circulation, and support of function in the related area of the body. In this class, we’ll learn about the home treatment technique and how it can help you.

DATE: Tuesday, October 1 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 106 FEE: $35

19-41: SEEING COMEDY IN LIFE TO AVOID ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND ANGER: “Getting acomedic view of your situation gives you spiritual distance,” Joseph Campbell. This class exploresthe idea that negative emotions are not the result of external circumstances, but how we choose toperceive a situation. Everyone has a sense of humor; it may be either very acute or need work.Learn about the irrational thoughts we all engage that make us miserable. Instructor Joe Garant,LPC, is a licensed counselor. He is currently the Rehabilitation Coordinator and Employee Assistance Counselor atNEMROC in Alpena. Joe will present a PowerPoint that is both informative and entertaining.

DATE: Tuesday, October 8 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 106 FEE: $15

19-42: HAND-CRAFTED SOAP – THE NATURAL WAY!:Join Instructor Kira Bixel, co-owner and operator of Bixel Family Farm, Cold process soap-making is one technique used in making custom soaps from scratch. This demonstration class offers the basics, so you can leave with enough information to try soap making at home. Learn step-by-step how to make a batch of cold process soap. During class you will learn safety tips and practices, how to properly handle sodium hydroxide (the basic chemical process of soap), how to customize with color, scents and additives, options for molds and what to do after

your soap saponifies. Each student will take home two bars of seasonally scented soap. Limit of 10 students.

DATE: Wednesday, October 23 TIME: 5:30–7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $30, includes all materials

19-43: SELF-MASSAGE TECHNIQUES and QI GONG: Fascia is throughout the body and it isdesigned to connect and protect. This connective tissue influences how we move, feel and heal. QiGong is an ancient art that combines meditation, breath awareness and gentle movement. In this classwe will explore self-massage techniques as a compliment to gentle ranges of motion. This class isideal for anyone who desires freedom from pain, improved function, and enhanced well-being.Instructor Desiree Nowaczyk is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, Certified Stress Management Coach, HolisticWellness Coach, and Personal Trainer. Register early, class seating is limited to 11.

DATE: Tuesday, November 5 TIME: 5:30-8:00 pm ROOM: BTC 201 FEE: $25

ARTS & CRAFTS 19-44: PERSONALIZED BASKET WEAVING –for BEGINNERS: Instructor Diane Kamyszek has been making

baskets for decades and teaching for 20 years. Diane is an energetic, fun, and enthusiastic instructor who enjoys sharing her skill and love of this decorative, useful craft. In one pleasant evening, with the instructor’s assistance and hands-on guidance, you’ll create a lovely hand-crafted round basket with an 8" wood base using flat reed and embellished with curls (similar to photo). Learn new skills and techniques which can be used for the autumn season or any

season! Limit of 10 students. Please bring a pencil, scissors, flat screw driver and a bucket for water.

DATE: Tuesday, September 24 TIME: 5:30-9:00 pm ROOM: CTR 106 FEE: $45, includes all materials

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ARTS & CRAFTS (Cont’d) 19-45: SNOWMAN STAIN GLASS: My Glass Wings has been a downtown business for over 14 years offering

classes, workshops upon request, custom work, and stained-glass repairs. Owner Tina Montgomery has been creating stained glass art for over 20 years. Join team members Alexis Werda and Lynn Beaudoin as they guide you in a hands-on class teaching proper techniques on how to create your own personalized snowman encased in a 6” ring (similar to the photo shown). This class is perfect for beginners. NOTE: This is a two-night session class requiring attendance to both sessions and is limited to 10 students. Students to enter using side door in alley. *Age Limit 15 years or older.

DATE: Mondays, Oct 21 & 28 TIME: 6:00 – 8:00 pm LOC: My Glass Wings FEE: $35, includes all materials

19-46: TWO-NEEDLE KNITTED MITTENS: When the weather turns cool, you'll be ready to warm yourhands with help from Shelia Robbins, owner of Spruce Shadows Farms Yarn Shoppe. Join Shelia as hereasy-going yet detailed instruction guides you in creating mittens in a 2-needle knitting method. Try herversatile 5-in-1 pattern to make simple mittens, or kick it up a notch with changing the cuff of your ownpersonalized mittens. Note: class level is 0-20. Class limit of 15.

Arrive early to provide plenty of time to browse and shop!

DATE: Thursday, November 7 TIME: 6-8 pm LOC: Spruce Shadows Farm Yarn Shoppe, Alpena Mall FEE: $20 (plus the cost of your supplies purchased at Spruce Shadows Farms Yarn Shoppe)

19-47: SUNFLOWER WOOD PALLET PAINTING BOARDS: Tathia (Tasha) Lockhart is an Artist & Owner of MyFront Porch Décor by Tathia. At this fun hands-on class, students will learn techniques for creating a colorful, personally-painted art piece of Sunflowers! Tathia will guide you through all the steps to create your own personalized wood pallet art and you can use our stencils to make any design, famous quote, shape, or any creative part that awakens in you! We custom cut the pallet wood and stain it so that it’s all ready, and all supplies and artist instruction is included in the cost of the class. Deadline to register is Monday, October 28.

DATE: Wednesday, November 6 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $40, includes all materials

HOLIDAY CRAFTS at PRATTScape’s Gift Shop located at the Alpena Mall will bring a new holiday event with seasonal ideas to enhance your home and holiday. Attendees to these evening classes will learn tips and tricks to make their homes, holiday-ready. PRATTScape always has artistic and creative ideas to share. All classes are held at: PRATTScape Gift Shop located at the Alpena Mall. All classes are limited to 8 students only.

19-48: FAIRY GARDEN: Enchant your local fairies,children, and the inner-fairy in you! With Doug’s expert, hands-on guidance you’ll create your personalized, charming Fall Fairy Garden to take home. This can be a starter garden to which you add as you desire. Choose from three (3) items: door, fairy and a

miscellaneous item. Enjoy a delightful evening with our favorite gardening expert and designer, Doug Pratt, with discussion, laughter, enchanting new friends and possibly some magical ones, too! Age limit 10 and older. Any additional fairy garden items are available for purchase.

DATE: Thurs. Sept. 26 TIME: 5-8:00 pm FEE: $60 (includes fairy garden door, fairy & 1 misc. item)

19-49: CRAFTING WREATHES with SIGNATURESTYLE: In this special class, you’ll create a voluptuous personalized wreath that incorporates features and decor to complement your tastes and style. Skills and techniques learned will allow you to

recreate more wreathes for additional areas of your home, indoors or out, or to give as personalized holiday gifts for fortunate friends. All participants can go home with a beautifully decorated wreath. Light refreshments will be served. Please register early! Arrive early to provide plenty of time to browse and shop

DATE: Mon., November 11 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm FEE: $25 (plus cost of wreath form/materials)

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COMPUTER CLASSES

19-50: BEGINNING EXCEL OVERVIEW: Join CathyAbraham as you learn how to master the basics ofcreating spreadsheets using Excel. Create and formatsimple spreadsheets and calculate data using basicformulas and functions. Learn about entering, selecting,moving and copying data; saving, and basicnomenclature. Basic computer usage/knowledgerequired. Limit of 18.

DATE: Wed’s, Sept. 4, 11, 18 & 25 TIME: 5:30-7:30pm ROOM: BTC 117 FEE: $75

19-51: INTERMEDIATE EXCEL: Aftermastering Excel basics, learn different ways toview the information. Discover advancedfeatures such as charts, graphs, and tables.Also learn to utilize multiple worksheets,advanced formulas, data filters, and sortinginformation. Prerequisite: Beginning Excel orequivalent.

DATE: Wed’s, Oct. 2, 9 & 16 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: BTC 117 FEE: $70

19-52: BEGINNING QUICKBOOKS: Instructor: Peggy Schmidt. Take the fear out of accounting with thisintroduction to QuickBooks. Class covers basic use of QuickBooks including menu options and preferences.Students learn to create and manage company files; enter bills, create invoices and sales receipts. Limit of 18participants. Prerequisite: Basic computer usage/knowledge required. Accounting experience helpful but notessential to benefit from class

DATE: Tues’, Sept 10, 17 & 24 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: BTC 115 FEE: $70

PHOTOGRAPY 19-53: LIGHT PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHY: Join Tom Sherrill-Mix, a professional photographer in “Light Painting

Photography, an imaging technique that uses a moving light source to add light to an under-illuminated subject while taking a long-exposure photograph. The light painting techniques involve opening your camera’s shutter. It has to be long enough for you to ‘paint’ in the dark with a light source. A scene or object can be brought to life by painting with a beam of light! In this 3 session class students will learn to create amazing images with light painting; making light trails, highlighting parts of your image, crazy spiral effects Join Tom as he teaches techniques which doesn’t require a lot of equipment! Students will

need to bring: camera (with manual settings), cable release, tripod and a flashlight.

DATE: Thurs’. Oct 3, 10 & 17 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 116 FEE: $75

GRANT WRIT

ING Instructor/facilitator Dawn Stone is the Dean of Workforce Development of TAACCCT Grant at Alpena Community College and has been writing and managing grants for nearly 20 years. Stone has overseen nearly three million dollars from State and Federal sources. She received her BA from Michigan State University.

19-54: GRANT WRITING 101: Writing Winning Grants: Develop the skills to executesuccessful grant applications for any organization. This series will provide comprehensiveinformation about the granting process and address critical aspects of writing a fundableproposal. Learn to demonstrate strength and viability of your organization and how to give acompelling description of the situation your project will address. Understand essential components of grant proposals andhow to match a granters’ interests. The series is offered in ACC’s popular “Lunch Bites” for convenient, timely, valuableinformation and includes lunch.

Topics include: • Where’s the money?• Essential components to a grant proposal• Understanding the “intent” of the funder

• Dissecting and research the Request forProposals

• Developing relationships with grant makers

DATES: Tues’, Oct 22, 29; Nov. 5 TIME: 11:30 am-1:00 pm ROOM: CTR 106 FEE: $95, includes lunch

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NATURE

19-55: SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR HUNTERS OR ANY OUTDOORSMAN: Join Bill Camp, a survival expert and NavyVeteran with years of experience. Bill is a freelance instructor and has taught classes in Kentucky. Join Bill and his assistant Lynda as they demonstrate survival skills. This class is designed specifically for building emergency shelters and how to start a fire without matches. This class is great for hunters or anyone interested in learning more about survival tips and techniques. Age limit of 15 years and older. Class seating is limited to 10.

DATE: Mon., Sept. 30 TIME: 5:30-8:00 pm LOC: Ropes Course FEE: $15

KID’S CORNER

19-56: SHOOTING STAR STAIN GLASS: Join team members Alexis Werda and Lynn Beaudoin of My Glass Wings asthey guide you in a hands-on class teaching proper techniques on how to create your own personalized Stain Glass Shooting Star (similar to the photo shown) approx. size 6”. This class is perfect for beginners. NOTE: This is a two-night session class requiring attendance to both sessions and is limited to 10 students. Students to enter using side door in alley. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST be 14 years or older to register for this class!

DATE: Monday’s, Sept 30 & Oct 7 TIME: 6:00 – 8:00 pm LOC: My Glass Wings FEE: $35, includes all materials

19-57: HOLIDAY ORNAMENT: Join Erin Pilarski in this hands-on instruction class where students explore color theory,tips and techniques on how to paint on shatter proof and BPA free plastic holiday ornaments. Students will create and paint their own personalized Christmas theme plastic ornament (similar to photos), and leave with a set of two making this a perfect personalized Christmas gift! Age limit 7 years and up. Register early, seating is limited. NOTE: Parents or guardian are welcome to attend but are not required. DATE: Monday, November 4 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $20

19-58: FELTED SNOWMAN for PARENTS/CHILDREN or GRANDPARENTS/CHILD: Just in time for Christmas, thecharacter from Frosty the Snowman, created by YOU! Using soft wool, we’ll needle-felt a snuggly snowman, complete with adorable face and decorative hat and scarf. You’ll have a unique, personalized snowman which makes for a great holiday gift. While making your snowman and enjoying this fun class, you’ll learn the creative art of needle-felting, which can be used for many other beautiful projects. Instructor Shelia Robbins of Spruce Shadows Farms Yarn Shoppe, provides hands-on instruction in this limited class of 15.

DATE: Tuesday, November 5 TIME: 6:00-8:00pm LOC: Spruce Shadows Farm - Alpena Mall FEE: $25, includes all materials

19-59: CREATIVE COOKIE DECORATING FOR THE HOLIDAYS!: Tathia (Tasha) Lockhart is theowner of My Front Porch Décor. Join Tathia in this fun filled hands-on class as you learn decoratingtips and techniques for holiday cookies with a decorative flare. Participants will embellish andpersonalize their own holiday cookies AND take home their 6 tasty goodies to share with family &friends! Enjoy and make more for yourself or as seasonal gifts. Skills you learn can be applied on anytraditional cookie decorating, too. Limit of 10 students so register early! Age limit 7 years and older.NOTE: Parent, guardian, or adult must also register and attend with child(ren).

DATE: Tuesday, November 12 TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm ROOM: CTR 104/102 FEE: $25

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Sunday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Beg Excel session 1 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Beg. QuickBooks session 1 5:30-7:30 pm, BTC 115

Beg Excel session 2 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

Cucina Italiana 5:30-8:30, CTR 104/102

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Beg. QuickBooks session 2 5:30-7:30 pm, BTC 115

Beg Excel session 3 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Beg. QuickBooks session 3 5:30-7:30 pm, BTC 115

Personalized Basket Weaving –For Beginners 5:30-9:00 CTR 106

Beg Excel session 4 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

Fairy Garden, 5-8 pm Loc: PRATTScape Alpena Mall

29 30 Shooting Star Stain Glass Session 1, 6-8 pm, Loc: My Class Wings

Survival Skills for Hunters or any Outdoorsman, 5:30-8:30 Loc: Ropes Course

SEPTEMBER 2019 The Alpena Volunteer Center

Alpena Community College 665 Johnson Street Alpena MI 49707

Please contact The Volunteer Center to Register

(989) 358-7271

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Sunday

1 1 2 3 4 5 Reflexology 5:30-7:30 CTR 106

Intermediate Excel session 1 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

Light Painting Photography session 1 5:30-7:30 CTR 116

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Shooting Star Stain Glass Session 2 6-8 pm, Loc: My Class Wings

Seeing Comedy In Life To Avoid Anxiety, Depression And Anger, 5:30-7:30 CTR 106

Intermediate Excel session 2 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

Light Painting Photography session 2 5:30-7:30 CTR 116

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Pressure Cooker Cookin’ 5:30-7:30, CTR 104/102

Intermediate Excel session 3 5:30-7:30, BTC 117

Light Painting Photography session 3 5:30-7:30 CTR 116

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Seafood Cooking for the Holidays 5:30-7:30, CTR 104/102

Snowman Stain Glass Session 1 6-8 pm, Loc: My Class Wings

Grant Writing session 1 11:30-1:00 pm, CTR 106

Hand-Crafted Soap – The Natural Way 5:30-7:30, CTR 104/102

27 28 29 30 Snowman Stain Glass Session 2 6-8 pm, Loc: My Class Wings

Bread Making 101 5:30-8:30 CTR 104/102

Grant Writing session 2 11:30-1:00 pm, CTR 106

Got Game? – Venison Inspirations 5:30-7:30 CTR 104/102

OCTOBER 2019

The Alpena Volunteer Center Alpena Community College

665 Johnson Street Alpena MI 49707

Please contact The Volunteer Center to Register

(989) 358-7271

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Sunday

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Kid’s Holiday Ornament 5:30-7:30 CTR 104/102

Grant Writing session 3 11:30-1:00 pm, CTR 106

Felted Snowman, 6-8 pm Loc: Spruce Shadow Farm Yarn Shoppe, Alpena Mall

Self-Massage Techniques & Qi Gong 5:30-8:00 pm, BTC 201

Sunflower Wood Pallet Painting 5:30-7:30 pm CTR 104/102

Two-Needle Knitted Mittens 6-8 pm Loc: Spruce Shadow Farm Yarn Shoppe, Alpena Mall

No Bake Dulec De Leche Pie 6-8:30 pm CTR 104/102

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Gluten Free Holiday Cookies 5:30-8:30, CTR 104/102

Creating Wreaths with Signature Style 5:30-7:30 Loc: PRATTScape Alpena Mall

Creative Cookie for Kid’s Decorating for Holiday and Every day! 5:30-7:30, CTR 104/102

Candy Making ~ For Holiday Or Any Day 5:30-7:30 pm Loc: Stoney Acres Winery

Christmas Pierogi Extravaganza 6-8:30 pm, CTR 104/102

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NOVEMBER 2019

The Alpena Volunteer Center Alpena Community College

665 Johnson Street Alpena MI 49707

Please contact The Volunteer Center to Register

(989) 358-7271

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday