tcc gig harbor campus continuing education class schedule

Tacoma Community

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GIG HARBOR & KEY PENINSULA includes PenMet Parks Recreation Guide

APRIL I MAY I JUNE I 2015

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CONTENTS / TCC Gig Harbor Campus SPRING 2015

3 Arts & Creativity

4 Culinary Arts

5 Emerging Technology

5 Harbor Homestead

7 Health & Fitness

7 Harbor Institute

9 Performing Arts

9 Photography

9 Special Interest

10 Writing

10 Certificates

11 BizEd

What’s NEW @GHC?Zendoodling II .............................................. 3

Broken China Mosaics ................................ 3

Eat Dessert First! ........................................ 4

Fancy Finger Foods ..................................... 4

Dinner with a WOW Factor! ........................ 4

Perfect Pie Crust ......................................... 4

Cakes & Cupcakes ...................................... 4

Dutch Oven Cooking ................................... 5

Introduction to Ayurveda ............................. 7

Planning for Retirement .............................. 8

Washington’s Mountains............................. 9

Glaciers in Washington ................................ 9

10 Boat Rides in Washington ...................... 9

10 Gardens in Washington .......................... 9

Summer Birds in Washington ..................... 9

Geology of the Puget Sound ....................... 9

Self-Publishing Basics ............................... 10

Starting & Maintaining Your Blog .............. 10

Harbor HomesteadOrganic Vegetable Gardening...................... 5

Medicinal Plant Basics ................................ 6

Herbal Infused Oils & Salves ...................... 6

DIY Natural Products ................................... 6

Harbor InstituteA Sense of Our Place .................................. 7

Museum Masterpieces ............................... 7

The Skeletal System ................................... 7

Intertidal Areas in the Puget Sound ............ 7

BIZ EDSecrets of High Achievers ..........................11

Maximize Your Exposure ............................11

Create Your Vision: Generate Your Plan ......11

Persuasiave Speaking for Business ...........11

Informative Speaking for Business ............11

Expressive Speaking for Business .............11

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Vol. 16 No. 3 / GIG HARBOR SCHEDULE / SPRING 2015Published quarterly by Tacoma Community College, 6501 South 19th St., Tacoma, WA 98466. Postage paid at Tacoma, WA. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Tacoma Community College, Continuing Education, 6501 South 19th Street, Tacoma, WA 98466

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ARTS & CREATIVITY

INTRODUCTION TO ZENDOODLINGZenDoodling is a meditative drawing style allowing you to unwind, focus, and explore your creative side – regardless of artistic talent! Learn a variety of patterns, styles and techniques based on Zentangle®, a technique using simple lines and deliberate pen strokes to create one-of-a-kind art. $10 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 4 sessions.G005 Apr. 1-Apr. 22 W 10a-12p GHART 051 Alexander GHC $79

ZENDOODLING IITake your ZenDoodling skills to a new level! More patterns, more techniques, and more advanced projects! Intended for those familiar with ZenDoodling. $10 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 4 sessions.G007 Apr. 29-May 20 W 10a-12p GHART 001 Alexander GHC $79

MOSAICS FOR THE GARDENLearn the basic techniques of mosaic art, then choose from a great selection of items to create beautiful garden ornaments! All materials supplied by instructor, however feel free to bring your own treasures to transform. All experience levels welcome. $25 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 4 sessions.G085 May 1-May 22 F 10a-12p GHART 029 Alexander GHC $79

BEGINNING PAINTING WITH ALCOHOL INKLearn to paint in a free-flowing style with the vibrant colors of alcohol inks. It’s about creative play and watching the unique effects created by the inks themselves. No previous experience necessary.Supplies provided. 1 session.G088 Apr. 11 Sa 9:30a-12:30p GHART 044 GHC Finnigan $39

INTERMEDIATE PAINTING WITH ALCOHOL INKExpand on basic techniques, explore new tools and methods of manipulating the inks. Prerequisite: Beginning Painting with Alcohol Ink. Supplies provided. 1 session.G235 May 9 Sa 9:30a-12:30p GHART 014 GHC Finnigan $39

BEGINNING DRAWINGRelax and have fun while learning to draw! Includes in-class exercises and weekly practice assignments. The more you draw, the better you get-as long as you are drawing the correct way! Call or visit website for a supply list. 6 sessions.G017 Apr. 16-May 21 Th 6:30-8:30p GHART 005 GHC Schlaudraff $99

TAKE TIME FOR ARTThis class is driven by what you need to learn. Come with a basic understanding of your chosen medium and receive individual instructions to help you progress. Tools and tips are offered to help you problem solve and improve techniques. Bring basic working knowledge and supplies of your medium. 8 sessions.G026 Mar. 30-May 18 M 11a-12:30p GHART 093 GHC Whitacre $109

WATER COLOR RESCUEHow many times have you said, “This isn’t good enough, I’m going to start over?” Are you at a loss as to what is wrong and how to fix it? Learn tools, identify problems, and discover salvage techniques to make your painting better. Call or visit website for a supply list. 7 sessions.G010 Apr. 7-May 19 Tu 10a-12:30p GHART 003 GHC Whitacre $119

CREATIVE DRAWING IDEASStuck not knowing what to draw? Need to jump start the creative process? Looking for fresh ideas and new challenges? This class has lessons and assignment ideas for artists of all levels. Primarily using pencils, with options to use pen and ink, and color as a possibility for some projects. Call or visit website for a supply list. 6 sessions.G011 Apr. 8-May 13 W 12:30-2p GHART 004 GHC Whitacre $139

BROKEN CHINA MOSAICSGive new life to broken glass and dishes by learning to create whimsical, one-of-a-kind keepsakes! Bring bits of old china if you have them, otherwise the instructor provides everything you need. All experience levels are welcome. $18 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 4 sessions.G009 Apr. 3-Apr. 24 F 10a-12p GHART 002 Alexander GHC $79

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CULINARY ARTS

GLUTEN-FREE BREAD AND MOREStore-bought bread doesn’t do it for you? Learn to create delicious gluten-free bread and treats that will satisfy even the pickiest of palates. Demo, recipes, and tasting. $7 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G259 Apr. 6 M 6:30-8p GHCUL 004 HBHS Johnson $49

BANISH THE PILLSBURY DOUGH BOY!You’ll never invite him to dinner again after eating one of these rolls! Demo, recipe, and tasting. $7 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G260 Apr. 20 M 6:30-8p GHCUL 005 HBHS Johnson $49

BEGINNING MEAT & FISH SMOKINGLearn the art of smoking meat, poultry and fish! Topics include what equipment to use and how to use it, best wood for smoking, sourcing spices and supplies, making your own rubs, sauces and slathers, and cooking times. Hands-on demonstration on the last day. 4 sessions.G257 Apr. 23-May 14 Th/Sa 6:30-8:30p GHCUL 002 GHC Sandlin $89

PERFECT PIE CRUST EVERY TIME!Learn to make one and two crust pie shells. Bring your rolling pin and apron! $15 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 2 sessions.G264 Apr. 13 & Apr. 27 M 6:30-8p GHCUL 009 HBHS Brewer $49

CAKES & CUPCAKES!Learn to make and decorate delicious cakes and cupcakes in time for Mother’s Day! Includes baking basics, frostings, piping techniques, fondants, tiered cakes, and presentation of the finished product! $50 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 6 sessions.G256 Apr. 2-May 7 Th 6:30-8p GHCUL 001 HBHS Gwynne $49

WHO’S ON FIRST? FANCY FINGER FOODSRecipes include Tomato Canapés, Herb Parmesan Palmiers, Cucumber Bites with Smoked Salmon Mousse, and Asian Salad Wonton Cups. $10 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G262 May 1 F 6:30-8p GHCUL 007 HBHS Forsyth $49

DINNER WITH A WOW! FACTORIncludes recipes for Parchment Wrapped Salmon Surprise, Not-so-ordinary Green Salad w/Raspberry Vinaigrette, and Orange Sherbet w/Coconut Shortbread Cookie. $15 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G263 May 29 F 6:30-8p GHCUL 008 HBHS Forsyth $49

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LIFE’S SHORT - EAT DESSERT FIRST!Elegant desserts from start to finish. Recipes include Crème Brule, Molten Lava Cakes, and Raspberry French Cream Tart. $10 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G261 Apr. 17 F 6:30-8p GHCUL 261 HBHS Forsyth $49


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EMERGING TECHNOLOGY

BEGINNING IPADNew iPad user? Explore the basics to use this device efficiently. Learn ways to incorporate your iPad into your daily life. Bring your own device or borrow one in class. 6 sessions.G082 Apr. 27-May 13 M/W 11a-1p GHCOM 030 GHC Peterson $159

INTERMEDIATE IPADContinue to get the most out of your iPad. Explore preinstalled apps and learn how to extract information. Visit the App Store for suitable educational, professional, and recreational applications. No class May 25. 6 sessions.G084 May 18-June 8 M/W 11a-1p GHCOM 032 GHC Peterson $159

HARBOR HOMESTEAD

INTRODUCTION TO BEE KEEPINGCurious about what’s involved with keeping bees? This intro workshop is designed for beginners. Topics include becoming a responsible beekeeper or hive host, hive types and costs, seasonal maintenance requirements, recommendations, and more. George Purkett is a current member of West Sound Bees.org. 1 session.G155 Apr. 22 W 6-8p GHHGD 049 GHC Purkett $29

ORGANIC VEGETABLE GARDENING, PART 1Part 1 of an introductory class designed to teach the basics of organic vegetable gardening for the small and larger scale home vegetable gardener. Topics covered include: garden planning, plant propagation, methods of cultivation (the basics), and an introduction of the main vegetable plant families. 4 sessions.G022 Apr. 6-Apr. 27 M 1-2p GHHGD 061 GHC Bergren $79

ORGANIC VEGETABLE GARDENING, PART 2Part 2 of an introductory class designed to teach the basics of organic vegetable gardening. Topics covered in part 2 will include organic pest control, attracting beneficial insects, compost (the basics), methods of harvesting, and a basic introduction of food processing/preserving. Prerequisite: Organic Vegetable Gardening Part 1. No class May 25. 4 sessions.G023 May 4-June 1 M 1-2p GHHGD 062 GHC Bergren $79

THE MAN WITH THE PAN: DUTCH OVEN COOKINGFor tailgating, backyard cookouts, or camping, this class includes introduction to Dutch oven cooking, full meal dishes, and superhero desserts. First class will be indoors but prepare to tailgate in the college parking lot for the last two classes! $25 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 3 sessions.G265 May 7-May 21 Th 6-7:30p GHCUL 010 GHC Brown $49

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INTRODUCTION TO COMPOSTAn introductory class designed to teach the basics of several methods of composting. Topics covered will include: basic composting facts, methods of making compost (and a discussion on their pros and cons), and how to get the most out of compost. 2 sessions.G021 Mar. 30-Mar. 31 M Tu 1-2p GHHGD 060 GHC Bergren $39

DIY NATURAL PRODUCTSMake your own lotion bars, bath bombs, and lip balms without all of the additives in commercial bath products. $25 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 3 sessions.G027 May 12-May 26 Tu 6:30-8:30p GHHGD 065 GHC Dean $69

MEDICINAL PLANT BASICS, PART 1Part 1 of an introductory class on common medicinal plants. Topics covered will include: common medicinal plants, native medicinal plants, safety precautions, and basic medicinal plant propagation methods. Optional field hike, date TBA. 4 sessions.G024 Apr. 7-Apr. 28 Tu 1-2p GHHGD 063 GHC Bergren $89

MEDICINAL PLANT BASICS, PART 2Part 2 of an introductory class on common medicinal plants. Topics covered will include: harvesting tips, processing techniques (including infusions, tincturing, infused oils, salves, drying, etc.), and recommended usages/cautions. Optional field hike, date TBA. Prerequisite: Medicinal Plant Basics Part 1. Call or visit website for a supply list. 4 sessions. G025 May 5-May 26 Tu 1-2p GHHGD 064 GHC Bergren $89

HERBAL INFUSED OILS & SALVESTake care of your health naturally! Learn to make therapeutic herbal infused oils and salves. Topics include techniques for making infused oil and turning it into salve, therapeutic properties of herbs and essential oils, equipment needed, and where to source ingredients. Participants take a sample of oils and salves home! $15 supply fee is due to the instructor at the first class – cash only. 1 session.G028 Apr. 11 Sa 11:30a-1p GHHGD 006 GHC Zollinger $39

HOME BREWING: MAKING CRAFT BEERLearn all-grain homebrewing and how to make your beer better. Follow, hands-on, as we make a batch of beer, from grain to glass. Topics include beer ingredients, brewing processes, equipment, techniques, beer styles, recipes and beer evaluation. David Whitwell is a competition brewer with 19 years of experience. 6 sessions.G095 Mar. 31-May 5 Tu 6-8p GHHGD 048 GHC Whitwell $129

MS. FIX-IT: HARDWARE & REPAIRSThis hands-on women only class will teach you how to fix common household problems, easily and safely. Learn tips, tools, and skills for simple jobs around the house. Include tool basics & techniques, sheetrock repair, painting tips, installing trim, changing doorknobs & locks, installing shelves & pictures, and wall anchors! 5 sessions.G125 Apr. 29-May 27 W 6-8:30p GHSPI 012 GHC Hogan $89

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A Sense of Our Place: Mapping the Cultural Heritage of the Gig Harbor CommunityExplore the rich heritage of Native American, British, and American place names within the Gig Harbor community by examining historic charts, photos, and folklore. Two optional field trips on Apr. 17 and Apr. 25, 9a-12p. Instructor will have details. 4 sessions.

G032 Apr. 1-Apr. 22 W 6:30-8p GHHIN 033 GHC McDonnell $47

Museum Masterpieces: An Art SafariThis adventure will span the continents in search of must-see masterpieces. What makes a masterpiece, and where are they found? Discover the backstories of the world’s most noted artworks, ancient and modern, as well as secrets of lesser known but no less important works. No class May 19. 4 sessions.

G031 May 5-June 2 Tu 6:30-8p GHHIN 032 GHC Lile $47

The Skeletal System: Your Bones and Joints from Cradle to GraveExplore the anatomy and physiology of the human skeletal system! Topics will include fetal bone formation, growth and maintenance of bone tissue throughout life, names and types of bones, fractures and fracture healing, joint structures and functions, and osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. 4 sessions.

G030 May 8-May 29 F 8:30-10a GHHIN 031 GHC Michael $47

Intertidal Areas in the Puget SoundWhat marine animals live in the area that is above water at low tide and under water at high tide? How can they survive in harsh extremes when exposed to air? And what causes the tides, anyway? Field trip to an intertidal area at low tide included. 4 sessions.G029 May 15-June 5 F 1-2:30p GHHIN 030 GHC McCuddin $47

HEALTH & FITNESS

ZUMBABuild endurance and strength while moving to great music! Burn up to 700 calories in one hour! 10 sessions.G280 Mar. 30-June 15 M 1-2p GHREC 004A MMA Pineda-Moreno $45G281 Mar. 30-June 15 M 8-9p GHREC 004B MMA Pineda-Moreno $45G282 Apr. 1-June 17 W 1-2p GHREC 004C MMA Pineda-Moreno $45G034 Apr. 3-June 19 F 1-2p GHREC 004D MMA Pineda-Moreno $45G035 Apr. 3-June 19 F 5:30-6:30p GHREC 004E MMA Pineda-Moreno $45G036 Apr. 4-June 20 Sa 9:15-10:15a GHREC 004F MMA Pineda-Moreno $45

YOGA FOR FITNESS It’s a full body non-impact workout blending yoga, Pilates and tai chi movements-choreographed to music! Improve flexibility, balance, core strength and fitness level. Coed and suitable for seniors and all fitness levels. Bring yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. 8 sessions.G015 Apr. 1-May 20 W 12:15-1:15p GHREC 075A HDS Brower $99G016 Apr. 4-May 23 Sa 9-10a GHREC 075B HDS Brower $99

MEDITATION: GO FROM CHAOS TO CALMLearn the tools and practice the skills needed for the self-nurturing practice of “mindfulness meditation.” Instructor Ned Bratspis, a licensed marriage and family therapist, has been offering this class in Gig Harbor since 2006. 1 session.G063 Apr. 20 M 7-9p GHHEA 024 GHC Bratspis $39

INTRODUCTION TO AYURVEDAWelcome to the ancient, conscious based form of holistic healing, Ayurveda. Unlock the secrets to your personal constitution. Restore and maintain balance of your Dosha. Understand nature’s cycles, and learn nutrition and exercise routines suited to your body type. Learn the use of touch and massage to purify and rejuvenate. Call or visit website for required textbook information. 4 sessions.G033 Apr. 21-Apr. 30 Tu/Th 6-8p GHHEA 050 GHC Hobgood $99

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SPECIAL INTERESTPERFORMING ARTS

GETTING STARTED IN VOICE ACTINGDiscover different types of voice-overs and the tools needed for success. Reading from a script, you will be coached, recorded, and professionally evaluated. Receive knowledge to help you decide if voice acting is something you want to pursue. Workshop taught by a professional voice actor. 1 session.G040 May 5 T 6-8p GHPER 010 GHC Voices for All $49

PHOTOGRAPHY

BEGINNING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYIntroduction to digital photography. Includes camera operation and photographic composition. Complete weekly projects on topics discussed in class. Bring a digital camera, either a point-and-shoot or DSLR. Optional textbook: Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Photography Field Guide. 8 sessionsG008 Mar. 30-May 18 M 6:30-8:30p GHPHO 004 GHC Dean $139

INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYExpand your understanding of lighting and composition in this intermediate class! We’ll cover 4 different lighting scenarios- natural light, on camera flash, continuous light, and strobes. We’ll also delve deeper into aesthetics and composition. DSLR not required, but strongly recommended. You must have a camera you can connect to strobes via a hot shoe adapter or sync cord port. 6 sessions.G046 Mar. 31-May 5 Tu 6:35-8:35p GHART 048 GHC Dean $139

LOOKING FORWARD! SOCIAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL QUESTIONS IN PLANNING FOR RETIREMENTThis three-week guided course is designed for recent retirees and those contemplating retirement. This class is not about money or insurance choices. Instead, you wlll engage in a process that will help you visualize and put into practice your new life. You will learn how to define what really matters to you; what defines your happiness and your purpose. Required textbook: Revitalizing Retirement: Reshaping Your Identity, Relationships, and Purpose, Nancy Scholssberg. Please purchase text on your own and bring to the first class. 3 sessions.G004 Apr. 15-Apr. 29 W 6:30-8p GHSPI 066 GHC Nason $49

BEFORE YOU ARE 62: WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW NOW!As you near retirement it is important to understand options and make informed decisions. Social Security and long-term care are two often overlooked aspects of planning. Learn practical steps to minimize risk and maximize benefits to reach your retirement goals. Workbook included. 1 session.G266 Apr. 21 Tu 6-8p GHSPI 035 GHC North $19

RETIREMENT INCOME & ESTATE PLANNING WORKSHOPTopics include: how to generate dependable income in retirement and what strategies work in a volatile market; how to make the most of pension options; probate; trusts; and what Medicaid and Medicare really cover. Workbook included. 1 session.G069 Apr. 28 Tu 6-8p GHSPI 002 GHC North $19


WOMEN, WISDOM AND WEALTHUnexpected widow? Late-life divorce? Need to make independent decisions? This class helps women gain tools to make confident financial and legal decisions. Learn about mistakes to avoid and about practical steps to reduce worry. Workbook included. 1 session.G171 May 12 Tu 6-8p GHSPI 033 GHC North/Lewis $19

WASHINGTON’S OLYMPICS & COASTAL MOUNTAINS - HOW THEY GOT HEREHow were Washington State’s Olympic and coastal mountains formed? Topics covered in this intro level geology class will include time frames, where rocks came from, and what forces put them there. David Kaynor is a member of the Geologic Society of America. 1 session.G037 Apr. 16 Th 6:35-7:35p GHSPI 060 GHC Kaynor $15

GLACIERS AND WASHINGTON’S UNIQUE LANDSCAPEHow did glaciers carve Washington State’s geological landscape? We will look beyond how mountains were sculpted to explore how fjords, kettles, and other features were formed, and learn about the best places to view these formations. David Kaynor is a member of the Geologic Society of America. 1 session.G038 Apr. 30 Th 6:35-7:35p GHSPI 061 GHC Kaynor $15

10 GREAT BOAT RIDES IN WASHINGTONLearn about the 10 best boat rides in Washington state. Each trip discussed has unique offering for its passengers and are great ways to see different parts of our state. Topics include locations, costs, and best times to travel. 1 session.G039 May 7 Th 6:35-7:35p

GHSPI 062 GHC Kaynor $15

GEOLOGY OF THE PUGET SOUNDHow was the Puget Sound basin formed? How were specific features made, and where were they originally from? Designed for lay people, this class focuses on the forces that moved rocks, hills and mountains into place. David Kaynor is a member of the Geologic Society of America. 1 session.G043 May 14 Th 6:35-8:35p GHSPI 065 GHC Kaynor $25

10 GREAT GARDENS IN WASHINGTONLearn about the 10 best gardens in Washington. In this one-hour slide presentation you will experience some spectacular sites from these public jewels around our state. Topics include locations, costs, and best times to travel. 1 session.G041 May 28 Th 6:35-7:35p GHSPI 063 GHC Kaynor $15

COMMON SUMMER BIRDS FOUND IN WASHINGTONLearn to identify 75 of the most common summer bird species found in Washington. For novice bird watchers, topics will include tips on identification of summer birds and the best places to find them. The required text is the National Geographic Society Field Guide to North American Birds, 6th Ed. 1 session.G042 June 4 Th 6:35-8:35p GHSPI 064 GHC Kaynor $25

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WRITING

DO YOU HAVE A STORY TO TELL?Dreaming of writing a compelling book but don’t know where to begin? Learn the fundamentals of writing intricate plots with endearing characters, gripping dialogue, and eye-catching imagery. For fiction or non-fiction. Class taught by E. C. Murray, author of a Kirkus Best Books of 2014. No class on Apr. 15. 7 sessions.G064 Apr. 8-May 27 W 10a-12p GHWRI --- GHC Murray $69

NOVEL NOTIONS FOR THE NOVELISTYou want to write a book...a fiction novel! Where do you begin? This class will steer you in the right direction, offering suggestions to jump start your writing. Bring an empty journal. When this class ends you will have more ideas than you ever thought possible for embarking on that first chapter. 6 sessions.G045 Apr. 9-May 14 Th 7-9p GHWRI 001 GHC Boswell $99

SELF-PUBLISHING BASICSTechnology has radically changed the publishing world, making it possible for anyone with a computer to publish their work in both print and e-reader formats. Learn the skills and insights for bringing book-length works of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, memoir, and more, to fruition, whether for personal satisfaction or profit-motivated sales. 6 sessions.G047 May 14-Jun. 18 Th 5:30-7p GHWRI 002 Ponepinto GHC $99

STARTING & MAINTAINING YOUR BLOGIf you want to share your opinions with the world, promote a business, or create a personal journal, publishing a regular blog can help you achieve your goal. Learn the conceptual, technical, and marketing knowledge needed to get started. No class April 9. 6 sessions.G048 Mar. 26-May 7 Th 5:30-7p GHWRI 003 Ponepinto GHC $99

CERTIFICATES

HIV-AIDS INDEPENDENT STUDY FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALSThis 7-hour DVD prepares health professionals to meet the AIDS education requirements mandated by Washington State. Meets the licensing requirement for all occupations except EMT. Earn a certificate of completion upon successfully passing the exam. Call 253.460.2424 for further information and to pre-register and reserve your kit.G006 GHHEA 010 Arranged $60

REIKI LEVEL 1Includes Reiki introduction and history, using Usui Reiki principles, anatomy of the human energy field, hand positions, hands-on practice, and Reiki 1 Attunement. 4 sessions. G168 Mar. 30-Apr. 9 M/Th 6-8p GHSPI 030 GHC Kiernan-Ray $175

REIKI LEVEL 2Includes uses of Reiki Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Distance, meet your Reiki Guide, Reiki ethics, practice meditation, and Reiki II Attunement. 4 sessions.G169 May 4-May 14 M/Th 6-8p GHSPI 031 GHC Kiernan-Ray $175

REIKI LEVEL 3 MASTERSHIP CLASSIncludes Master Meditation and Attunement, Reiki techniques, conducting a Reiki business, exercises for ongoing development, hands-on practice, and Usui lineage. 4 sessions.G170 June 1-June 11 M/Th 6-8p GHSPI 032 GHC Kiernan-Ray $350

Save the Date!

First weekend in November 2015


Chamber members get a 35% discount on BizEd classes!

PERSUASIVE SPEAKING FOR BUSINESSPersuade the unpersuadable! Develop an understanding of verbal and non-verbal interaction that will help you be more effective. Explore the fundamentals of persuasive speaking; examine the nature of customer analysis and speaker credibility. Develop competence in fine tuning these skills and increasing your confidence. 2 sessions.

G012 Apr. 27-May 4 M 6-8p GHBIZ 020 MAL Tenney $45

INFORMATIVE SPEAKING FOR BUSINESSGet your point across! Hone your skills and confidence in informative (expository) speaking. Learn techniques to improve your speaking ability and relationship with your customer. Develop an understanding of basic communication principles and public speaking strategies. Learn how to inform your customer so that they understand and retain your message. 2 sessions.

G013 May 11-May 18 M 6-8p GHBIZ 021 MAL Tenney $45

EXPRESSIVE SPEAKING FOR BUSINESSExpress yourself! Discover the “art” of speaking by learning features of verbal and non-verbal expressions and the importance of body language and voice presentation. Bring your speech alive and keep your customer’s attention. Includes voice inflection, speech cadence and fluency, improvement in eye contact, facial expressions, spatial aspects, posture, and hand gestures. 2 sessions.

G014 June 1-June 8 M 6-8p GHBIZ 022 MAL Tenney $45

SECRETS OF HIGH ACHIEVERSWhat do high achievers have in common that consistently bring them success? How do you bring your best-every day-without burning out? Discover 6 key areas you need to focus on in your work and life to sustain optimal performance and to achieve your goals and dreams. 1 session.

G018 Mar. 30 M 6:30-8p GHBIZ 023 MAL Markman $20

MAXIMIZE YOUR EXPOSURE ON THE CHAMBER WEBSITE

A free workshop for current members. Focus on maximizing the Chamber website and your profile to grow your business online. In one hour you will learn how to upload photos and videos, track profile hits, expand product reach through member to member deals, and post events to community calendar. 1 session.G020 Apr. 8 W 6:30-7:30p GHBIZ 025 GHC Jones & Taylor FREE

CREATE YOUR VISION: GENERATE YOUR PLAN

You need a crystal clear vision for your business to map a pathway for success, communicate with stakeholders, and measure progress. Is your vision big enough? Do you know the secrets to creating and manifesting a big vision? Explore different visioning and planning techniques to generate success in your business. 2 sessions.G019 Apr. 13 & Apr. 20 M 6:30-8p GHBIZ 024 MAL Markman $45

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KEY to Gig Harbor Class Locations

GHC Gig Harbor Campus 3993 Hunt St., Gig Harbor

HBHS Henderson Bay High School 8402 Skansie Ave., Gig Harbor

HDS Harbor Dance Studio 6820 Kimball Dr., Gig Harbor

MAL The Lodge at Mallards Landing 6995 Wagner Way, Gig Harbor

MMA Mixed Martial Arts 5775 Soundview Dr., Gig Harbor

Call us with your email address and a map with class location will be sent to you.

We welcome new instructors!Do you have a hobby or topic you are passionate about? Do you have experience and expertise you want to share with others? Do you feel there are community members who are interested in your topic and who want to learn?

Tell us about yourself and your ideas!Contact Continung Education at 253.460.2424 or [email protected] for a Class Proposal Form and more information.

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AGE DISCLAIMER: All Continuing Education classes are designed for adults 18 years of age and older, unless otherwise specified in the class description. those classes designed for students under the age of 18 are listed in our Youth section.

REFUND POLICY: A phone contact request for a refund must be received at least 48 hours before the first day of class. There are no refunds for less than 48 hours requests received prior to or after the class has started.

CANCELLATION: In the event that a Continuing Education class is cancelled, all effort will be made to contact all registered students. A full refund will be issued within 21 days.

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Special Events

Spring Easter Egg Hunt - April 4Please join us for PenMet Parks 8th Annual Egg Hunt. The egg hunts run throughout the event so every child is guaranteed a chance to find eggs and win great prizes. Egg hunt will be divided into small age groups and run from 12-2 p.m. at Sehmel Homestead Park. Free children’s petting zoo courtesy of Miracle Ranch. For more information go to www.PenMetParks.org. No registration required. $2/child donation to support the event.

Tea with the Easter Bunny - April 4Hop on over for Tea with the Easter Bunny in the Sehmel Homestead Park Pavilion! This special event will take place just prior to the start of PenMet’s 8th annual Easter Egg Hunt. Admission includes free 4x6 photo with the Easter Bunny, Tea, Cookies, Juice, Muffins and a Special VIP Easter Egg Hunt! Special appearance from the Spring Fairy who will stop by to read the children her favorite Easter Fairy-tale. Kids can also enter to win in the Easter coloring contest too! Tickets must be purchased in advance - all children must be accompanied by a paid adult.

Sehmel Park Pavilion Fee $8/personID# 1759 4/4 11:00a-12:00p Sa

Family Activities

Introduction to Geocaching Learn the fun sport of Geocaching, the internet-based hide-and-seek treasure hunting game! PenMet Parks Staff and Pierce County Environmental Educators pair up to teach you how to use a GPS unit and powers of observation to find hidden caches in McCormick Forest Park. Learn strategies for locating caches in your local area, find out what travel bugs are, and how to use online geo-tools and Geocaching etiquette. You can bring your own GPS unit or cell phone with GPS capabilities or we will have some GPS units available for use.

McCormick Forest Park Fee $20/family of 4ID# 1774 6/7 12:00-4:00p Su

Youth Activities

Indoor ParkFun for the tots! Bring your child to our indoor playground for fun and socialization, where we create a park-like setting right on the indoor soccer center field! Kids will delight in the opportunity to run, jump, climb, and explore in this safe environment, while creating fun with oodles of toys and space.

Indoor Soccer Center Ages: 2-5 Fee $2/childOngoing Program 9:45-11:00a Tu 11:15a-12:30p F

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For our youngest students, exploring simple musical techniques and concepts such as singing, dancing, and playing instruments leads to enhanced imaginations and fun. This class provides an environment in which preschool-aged children can explore the musical world around us! Develop rhythm, tempo, and dancing skills through fun songs and games.

Instructor: Jess Smiley 6 sessionsSehmel Park Pavilion Ages: 3-5 Fee $39ID# 1737 4/21-5/26 4:30-5:15p Tu

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Kathleen McGilliard has a Master of Fine Arts and over 40 years experience teaching Theater and Dance. As Artistic Director for Encore! Theater and The Academy of Performing Arts, she has written several plays in addition choreographing numerous ballets.

This fun, interactive class is for all levels of acting ability. Develop acting skills through scene work, monologues and improvisation. Confidence, poise and team play will be encouraged. A short performance piece will be developed during the class and performed on the last day of class.

Instructor: Kathleen McGilliard 8 sessionsRosedale Hall Ages: 8-12 Fee $99ID# 1726 4/4-6/6 10:00-11:30a Sa

PeeWee Theater in the ParkAn introduction to the world of musical theater for our youngest actors. We will dance, we will act, we will sing! The class is designed for these young performers to develop imagination and confidence.

Instructor: Kathleen McGilliard 8 sessionsRosedale Hall Ages: 4-8 Fee $69ID# 1725 4/1-5/27 4:30-5:30p W

PenMet Parks 253.858.3400

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Pop Star Kids USA

About Pop Star: Being a part of a performance team is our secret to growing such amazing singers! Our program works to teach vocal training fundamentals as well as performance technique and choreography to students who are new to music, or even for those with experience, as we have several different levels of teams for all ages and musical stages!

All Pop Star Kids USA will perform with the rest of the cast in the Maritime Gig Festival Grand Parade June 6 where they will put their vocal and performance training on the stage. Students have the opportunity for solos and learn more intricate choreographed routines they perform while singing to an instrumental back track of their song using microphones.

Babysitting Classes

Super SittersBoys and girls, come for a day of fun while earning your Super Sitters Certificate. This class will cover leadership and the business of babysitting, basic care for children, understanding children of different age groups, and safety and first aid. Register early as this class fills quickly.Instructor: Jacquelyn Balls 1 sessionSehmel Park Pavilion Ages: 11-16 Fee $65ID# 1758 6/6 9:00a-2:00p Sa

Safe at HomeCome learn how to be responsible and safe in any situation. We will cover family communication, first aid, internet, gun, phone, and door safety. Parents are invited back for the last half hour of class for a video presentation and discussion.Instructor: Jacquelyn Balls 1 session Sehmel Park Pavilion Ages: 11-16 Fee $30ID# 1758 6/6 2:00-4:00p Sa

TeensTeens with artistic talent, passion and

heart that would like to use art to make a difference - join THIS Club.

Contact Jess Smeall for more info.

253.530.6634

Tot StarsThis “Parent and Me” performance team meets once per week for a 45 minute class. Our TOT STARS kids will create music arts & crafts as well as gain exposure to instruments in the studio every week! 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages: 3-4 Fee $150ID# 1768 5/2-6/20 10:30-11:15a Sa

Kinder StarsThis independent performance team meets once per week for a 1 hour class. 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages: 5-6 Fee $170 ID# 1769 5/1-6/19 6:00-7:00p F

Dude StarsThis BOYS ONLY, independent performance team meets once per week for a 1 hour class. 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages: 6-10 Fee $170ID# 1771 5/1-6/19 6:00-7:00p F

Mini StarsThis independent performance team meets once per week for a 1 hour class. 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages: 7-8 Fee $170ID# 1770 5/6-6/17 6:00-7:00p W

Junior StarsThis beginner, junior-age performance team meets once per week for a 1½ hour class. Our JUNIOR STARS program is filled with music education and fun! 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages: 9-12 Fee $190ID# 1772 5/7-6/18 6:00-7:30p Th

Teen StarsThis beginner, teenage performance team meets once per week for a 1½ hour class. Our TEEN STARS program is filled with music education and fun! 8 sessions.

Pop Star Kids Studios Ages 13-17 Fee $190ID# 1773 5/6-6/17 7:00-8:30p W



Youth SportsQuickStart Tennis 1Join Coach Kae for QuickStart Tennis 1--an exciting new format for learning tennis, designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, short court dimensions and modified scoring, all tailored to age and size. It’s a fast, fun way to get kids into tennis and keep them playing. NOTE: Possible rain make-up days will be Mondays in June.

Instructor: Kae Goodman 6 sessionsSehmel Tennis Courts Ages: 6-8 Fee $65 ID# 1732 4/20-5/25 5:00-6:00p M ID# 1735 4/21-5/26 4:00-5:00p TuSehmel Tennis Courts Ages: 8-11 Fee $65ID# 1731 4/20-5/25 4:00-5:00p M

QuickStart Tennis 2Join Coach Kae for QuickStart Tennis 2 - consists of instructional review, practice and modified play. Returning and advancing students will improve on their tennis skills, proper positioning and strokes. NOTE: Possible rain make-up days will be Mondays in June.

Instructor: Kae Goodman 6 sessionsSehmel Tennis Courts Ages: 8-11 Fee $65 ID# 1733 4/20-5/25 6:00-7:00p MSehmel Tennis Courts Ages: 9-12 Fee $65ID# 1734 4/21-5/26 5:00-6:00p Tu

Boot Camp for KidsBoot Camp for Kids is designed to introduce exercise to youth in a supportive, friendly, and fun environment. Improve body awareness, agility, and coordination, as well as leadership and teamwork.

Instructor: Kristi Fischer 6 sessionsIndoor Soccer Center Ages: 4-8 Fee $65ID# 1728 3/17-4/28 4:15-5:00p Tu ID# 1729 5/5-6/9 4:15-5:00p Tu

Homeschool PEThis drop in program is designed for the home school community to complete their needed fitness curriculum. Active games, fitness circuits, and team sports will give students their foundation to be fit for life.

Indoor Soccer Center Ages: 5-14 Fee $2/day Ongoing program 11:00a-12:00p Th

Spring Break CampsSpring Break Boot Camp for KidsBoot Camp for Kids is designed to introduce exercise to youth in a supportive, friendly, and fun environment. Improve body awareness, agility, and coordination, as well as leadership and teamwork. Every day will have snack time with a nutrition lesson too!

Instructor: Kristi Fischer 4 sessionsIndoor Soccer Center Ages: 4-8 Fee $65ID# 1730 4/13-4/16 10:00a-12:00p M-Th

Little Actors Theater CampExplore the world of performance during your Spring Break! This fun & interactive camp will have our young actors singing, dancing and role playing fables and fairy tales through puppetry and masks. This camp is perfect for creative personalities.

Instructor: Kathleen McGilliard 5 sessionsIndoor Soccer Center Ages: 5-9 Fee $69ID# 1727 4/13-4/17 1:00-4:00p M-F

Mom & Me Beading (Spring Break Class)Come learn how to make bead earrings AND make your own polymer clay beads into a bracelet! You will learn how to make a wrapped loop and create millifiori designs with polymer clay. Both techniques are essential for making your own jewelry, and very fun to learn! In this class you will complete two pairs of earrings and two bracelets together as a pair.

Instructors: Sara Gray, June Moon Beads and Jess Smiley, Urban Gems 1 sessionRosedale Hall Ages: 8-12 Fee $35 ID# 1738 4/16 1:00-4:00p Th

Join us for Parks Appreciation Day

Saturday, April 259 a.m. to 12 noonFor information: 253.858.3400 x1222 or email [email protected]



Youth Soccer

Spring LeagueDeadline: March 23

All games played at the Indoor Soccer Center

Age ID# Date Time Day

U13/14 BoysU11/12 BoysU9/10 BoysU7/8 Boys

ID# 1715 4/19-6/14 1-3p SuID# 1717 4/6-6/1 5-9p MID# 1719 4/10-6/5 6-9p FID# 1721 4/11-6/6 10a-12p Sa

HS GirlsU13/14 GirlsU11/12 GirlsU9/10 GirlsU7/8 Girls

ID# 1714 4/8-5/27 4-6p WID# 1716 4/19-6/14 11a-1p SuID# 1718 4/7-5/26 5-8p TID# 1720 4/11-6/6 2-5p SaID# 1722 4/11-6/6 12-2p Sa

U5/6 Coed ID# 1723 4/11-6/6 8-10a Sa

Boys and girls of all ability levels are invited to participate in PenMet Parks Indoor Soccer Center’s youth leagues for ages 4-18. These fast-paced and fun soccer leagues will develop your team in a games-only format.

U5/6 teams will play 4-v-4 mod field (no goalie)

U7-U12 teams play 7-v-7 full field

U13-HS teams will play 6-v-6 full field

League includes 8 officiated games. Players may register as a team or as a free agent. All teams are dependent on Volunteer Coaches, so we’re hoping several sign up for that position, too, so all can play!

Your soccer age is the age you were on Aug. 1, 2014

Junior SoccerA perfect mix of skill development and team games. Players will build confidence, learn sportsmanship and understand the team environment. First half of class will be skill development through fun drills and games; second half will be games by team. players will receive a shirt and be assigned a team at the first session.

Instructors: PenMet Parks Soccer Staff

SpringFee $75

8 sessions. All classes held at the Indoor Soccer Center


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ID# 1742 4/3-5/29 9:40-10:10a FID# 1743 4/3-5/29 10:20-11a F

ID# 1744 4/23-6/11 4:30-5p ThID# 1745 4/23-6/11 5:10-5:50p ThID# 1746 4/23-6/11 6-6:45p Th

ID# 1747 4/19-6/14 3-3:30p SuID# 1748 4/19-6/14 3:40-4:20p SuID# 1749 4/19-6/14 4:30-5:15p Su



Adult SoccerAdult League Info: All league games played at the Indoor Soccer Center. One game per week, eight games per session. Players must be on team roster and team fees paid in full by the first game. If $700 team fee is paid prior to the first game night, teams receive a $50 discount (paying only $650).

Coed LeaguesFee $700/team

Coed league will play on a full field with 6-v-6 including the goalie.


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SpringID# 1765 4/4-5/30 5-10p Sa ID# 1787 4/10-6/5 7-10p F

SummerID# 1776 6/6-8/1 5-10p Sa

Men’s LeaguesFee $700/team

Men’s league will play on a full field with 6-v-6 including the goalie.


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SpringID# 1764 4/30-6/18 7-10p Th

SummerID# 1777 6/25-8/13 7-10p Th

Drop-In Soccer Monday Wednesday Sunday 9-11p 11a-1p 8-10p

Not part of a league or just looking to play some soccer? We are offering adult drop-in soccer for $5/player, pay cash at the door. Open for adults; 16+ may play with parental consent. Indoor shoes, knee high socks and shin guards are required.

www.penmetparks.orgor email [email protected]

VOLUNTEERBE A COACH

Main Soccer Center Line

253.530.0722

Adult & Youth Leagues Michael Schick 253.530.6635 Sarah Polacek 253.530.0833

Junior Soccer Jess Smeall 253.530.6634

Soccer Center Rentals and Birthday Parties

Gretchen Hayes 253.530.0835



Adult Art Classes

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Beginning Watercolor Begin your journey with watercolor with careful instruction and guidance. Instruction includes the basic parts of a painting, how to plan each piece, color choices and mixing, and how you find your individual style. Materials needed: Specific supply list provided via email after registration; cost is approx $100. 8 sessions.

Gig Harbor City Hall Ages: 18 & up Fee $135ID# 1751 4/14-6/2 1:00-3:00p Tu

Continuing WatercolorPrerequisite: Beginning Watercolor or instructor permission. You will build on the basics learned in the Beginning Class, with one addition. Students decide what they want to learn during the class. Ideas are proposed, and the class votes what they want to learn. 8 sessions.

Gig Harbor City Hall Ages: 18 & up Fee $135ID# 1752 4/13-6/8 10:00a-12:00p M

Advanced WatercolorPrerequisite: Beginning Watercolor and Continuing Watercolor or instructor permission. Class format is the same as the Continuing Watercolor Class; students decide what they want to learn during the class. Six ideas are proposed, and the class votes on what they want to learn. Design, composition, color choices, and interesting subject matter are stressed. 8 sessions.

Sehmel Park Pavilion Ages: 18 & up Fee $135ID# 1750 4/9-5/28 10:00a-12:00p Th

Drawing SecretsThe perfect class for someone who doesn’t think they can draw, and also for experienced artists who are ready for a fresh approach to “seeing.” Learn innovative ways to make drawing simpler and see what an artist sees. Materials needed: Sketch book and #2 pencil. 4 sessions.

Gig Harbor City Hall Ages: 18 & up Fee $75ID# 1753 4/7-4/28 10:00a-12:00p Tu

Sketching SmallStudents will learn design for basic drawings, exploring pen and ink, colored pencils, and watercolor pencils. Perfect for journaling while traveling and Plein Air sketching (learning to sketch outside, while in a classroom). Materials needed: Sketch book, #2 pencil, pink pearl eraser (or other quality eraser), fine point permanent black pen, colored pencils (Prismacolor or Derwent brands, 12 or 24 in a box). For watercolor pencils, these materials will be discussed the first day of class. 4 sessions.

Gig Harbor City Hall Ages: 18 & up Fee $75ID# 1754 5/5-5/26 10:00a-12:00p Tu

Adult Sports and FitnessBoot Camp with Michelle

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and has health and fitness experience with toddlers, youth, athletes, adult, overweight and elderly populations.

This class is an invigorating way to lose weight, tighten, tone and reshape your body. The fat burning, body sculpting exercises will help improve your fitness level, while you tone up and slim down. Whether you have peaked with your current workout routine, are looking to lose a few extra pounds, or just like to be active with a fun dynamic group? Join us!

Instructor: Michelle O’Brien 12 sessionsIndoor Soccer Center Ages: 16 & up Fee $79ID# 1642 3/4-3/27 7:00-7:45a M W FID# 1740 4/1-4/29 7:00-7:45a M W FID# 1741 5/1-5/29 7:00-7:45a M W F

Adult Kickball League For all adults out there that need to relive those elementary school playground years or for those of you that still can’t let go of those childhood memories of being king of the kickball field, here is your opportunity. Join the PenMet Park adult Co-Ed Rec Kickball League! Participants must be 18 years or older. At least 10 people must be on a team, with no more than 18. Space is limited so don’t wait. You won’t want to miss this exciting opportunity to act like a kid again! For more information call Michael at 253.530.6635 or [email protected]. Deadline to register: Mar. 31.

Rosedale Park Ages: 18 & up Fee $175/teamID# 1760 4/12-5/17 1:00-6:00p Su

Grand Salami Softball Tournament First Annual Grand Salami Coed Rec Softball Tournament. This will be Coed Ed team tournament for the Rec Level teams. Teams will be guaranteed three games at our wonderful Sehmel Homestead Park facility. Space is limited and will fill up fast so make sure to get your entry form in as soon as possible so you don’t miss out on this summer kickoff tournament! For more information call Michael at 253.530.6635 or mschick@ penmetparks.org. Deadline to register: May 18.

Sehmel Park Ages: 18 & up Tee $235/teamID# 1762 5/30-5/31 8:00a-7:00p Sa Su



PenMet Parks Class LocationsSehmel Homestead Park10123 78th Ave. NW, Gig Harbor

PenMet Parks Indoor Soccer Center 2002 36th St. NW, Gig Harbor

Gig Harbor City Hall3510 Grandview St., Gig Harbor

Boys & Girls Club8502 Skansie Ave., Gig Harbor

Rosedale Hall8205 86th Ave. NW, Gig Harbor

Pop Star Studio 5315 57th St. NW, Gig Harbor

PenMet Parks RegistrationONLINE PenMetparks.org

PHONE IN

Visa, MasterCard or American ExpressMonday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 253.858.3400.

WALK IN

Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.2002 36th St. NW, Gig Harbor

FAX IN

Fax form with credit card information to 253.858.0192

PenMet Parks Registration/Refund Policy:• Payment is due at time of registration; PenMet Parks absorbs the credit

card processing fee.

• Programs canceled by PenMet will be refunded in full.

• Registrations canceled by customers will be charged a $3 administrative fee plus 8% per transaction.

• To avoid the administrative fee, customers may credit their account. Credits can be used by anyone in the family and do not expire.

• If customer cancels within one week prior to the start of the program, no refunds or credits will be given, unless approved by the Recreation Manager.

• Customer requesting transfer will be chaged a $5 administrative fee.

Audition for our summer stage production.

Dorothy in Wonderland

Mar. 27-29 Call 253.530.6634

To reserve PenMet Parks & Facilities Call Jace at 253.858.3400 x 6

To reserve the Soccer Center Call Gretchen at 253.530.0835

For all reservations: [email protected] Or visit www.PenMetParks.org

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