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Taxable vs. Tax Deferred vs. Tax Free
with Marta Haydym-Silver

In this class we will be taking a look at the different types of investment accounts that exist and how to utilize them. Ever wondered about how to utilize a Roth IRA? We will be going over all types of IRAs, business accounts, and taxable accounts as well as how to effectively pair them for maximum tax savings.
Zoom - How Do I Host a Meeting? 9.22.22
with Michael Wilson

Sewing for Beginners
with Sandy Clement

Carving the Eastern Screech Owl
with Michael McCune

These small (6-10" tall) owls have curious yellow eyes and reddish or grey feathers; their plumage usually boasts complex patterns for better camouflage when the owl hides among tree bark. This class can accommodate the intermediate or experienced carver. Students need to bring a large 1" straight chisel, a #9 7mm gouge, a #7 8mm fishtail, and a small v-tool. The instructor will supply basswood blanks and eyes, and paints and brushes. A $35 materials fee is to be paid to the instructor.
Excel for the Absolute Beginner 9.24.22
with Michael Wilson

Working with and Organizing Your Documents on a Windows 10 Computer 9.25.22
with Michael Wilson

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Oil Painting
with Sandy Clement Linda Leach

This semester will offer studies in wind and waves. Using both brush and palette knife we will explore the power of wind across the water, learning to express with paint the strength of the air as it tosses the water against the rocks and sprays delicate droplets high in the sky. Materials needed for first class are oil paints, 2-3 brushes, a painting or palette knife, a 16 x 20 canvas, palette or palate paper. Supplies will be available from instructors if needed. A general materials list can be obtained through the Adult Ed office. Class skips 10/25 and 11/22.
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Take Your Knitting to the Next Level
with Tina Casteris

This is an INTERMEDIATE level class. Students MUST already know how to cast on, knit, purl, increase, decrease, and bind off. This class is for Advanced Beginners who want to improve their knitting skills and complete a more advanced project. You will have your choice of making a cabled hat, a lace hat, or a colorwork hat. Topics covered will be: Recognizing the difference between the knit stitch and the purl stitch, and how to tell if the stitches are oriented correctly on the needle; Recognizing errors and how to fix them; Pattern reading, abbreviations, and charts; Different techniques for casting on, increasing and decreasing stitches, and binding off; and knowing when it’s best to use each one; Easy lace, cables, and colorwork; Seaming and finishing. Suggested projects: Jason’s Cashmere Hat (cables): https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jasons-cashmere-hat Perky Little Hat: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/perky-little-hat Finlandia Hat (lace): https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/finlandia-3 Sheep Love Hat (colorwork): https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sheep-love-hat