Winter 17 catalog - web ready

Fitness, Health & Wellness

Weight Loss “Walk for Your Heart!”

Have you thought about High School,Indoor Track
how you will look and
feel if you don’t curb $15/school year
your ea ng? Hypnosis
can help you control your ea ng habits Enroll, walk, get fit and enjoy be er
and stop cravings. You will be aware health! The High School Field House
at all mes and at no me will you be Indoor Track is available Monday through
unconscious. Friday, 6:30 am-10 pm and Saturdays,
8:30 am-3 pm. You must register in
#511189A Thu Feb 9 5:30-9 pm person to collect your Walk Bu on and
informa on sheet available at Community
Tilden Com Ctr, #123 $65-1 ses Educa on and Cub Foods service counter.
(Members of the Has ngs Area Senior
Testimonial Program pay just $7.50/each).

“About nine years ago I a ended a smoking MONDAY-FRIDAY, 6:30 am - 2:30 pm ...
cessa on class. While on the floor I thought
that what was being said wasn’t ge ng in Safety is of the highest priority for our
because I couldn’t get comfortable. I thought, students and staff. We have implemented
‘Oh well, there goes the price of a carton of the Raptor Technology Scanning System
cigare es.’ When I le , I didn’t light one up and district-wide. A driver’s license/photo I.D.
I haven’t had the need or desire to smoke since. is required for this background scanning
I smoked 2+ packs a day and cigars and had no system.
withdrawals or problems since hypnosis.” —
Keith L., Big Lake, MN • If you walk at the high school track
weekdays between the hours of
Stop Smoking/ 6:30 am-2:30 pm you will need to
have your license/I.D. scanned by the
Stop Chewing system and a badge will be issued to
you. Simply show the badge to the
Tobacco high school staff member on days
when you are walking. (You will also
Are you ready to quit be given a Walk Bu on for those mes
smoking for YOU, not you walk a er 3:30 pm weeknights or
because others are Saturdays.)
pressuring you? Stop immediately with-
out withdrawal, cravings or weight gain. • A Walking Bu on MUST be visible
when using the Field House Track.
#511188A Thu Feb 9 5:30-9 pm
• To receive your walking badge/name
Tilden Com Ctr, #123 $65-1 ses tag, you will need to bring your license
or photo I.D. to the Tilden Community
All behavioral changes must occur at Center and the en re process will take
an unconscious level to be las ng. The 5 minutes.
experience is relaxing and you are fully
aware and in control at all mes. Begin • If you arrive at the high school site to
with an intro for all then separate sessions walk during school day hours between
for weight loss followed by stop smoking/ 6:30 am-2:30 pm, a er September
chewing hypnosis. Receive a FREE 26, 2016, you WILL NEED a scanned
reinforcement CD and life me guarantee walking badge. The high school site
to a end any future seminar FREE. WILL NOT be able to make the badge
for you and you will be directed to
Wear comfortable clothes, bring a pillow obtain one at the Tilden Community
and blanket (or sleeping bag). Conducted Center, 310 River Street, Has ngs.
by Dr. Mary Fischer who holds a doctoral
degree in clinical hypnotherapy with over
five cer fica ons in hypnotherapy. See
www.hypnosisclinic.net

Sign up for both sections at the same time for 7
the same person and pay just $115 total...

That’s a $15 savings!









Professional Growth

Proficiency and Preparation for Steam and

Hot Water Heating BOILER LICENSE Testing John Glynn

Prepare to be more informed boiler operators and gain knowledge of boilers,
codes and prac ces, in prepara on for the State of MN boiler operator’s exams
resul ng in possible career advancement. SEE FULL COURSE DESCRIPTION AT www.
Has ngsCommunityEd.com “REGISTER” bu on. Min. 4/Max. 20

#51174B Sat Apr 15 8:30 am-2:30 pm Sr. High, #C124 $99-1 ses

Teachers, “SAVE YOUR LICENSE!” - Online

Has ngs Community Educa on, in partnership with South Washington County Public
Schools, offers teachers an easy way to meet all seven Minnesota Department of
Educa on license renewal “requirements” online! They are part of the total 125 hours
needed in a five-year period to renew MN teaching licenses. To renew, most teachers
must have at least one experience (or “CEU” hour) from each of the MDE renewal
requirement areas: 1) Posi ve behavior interven on strategies; 2) Modifica on and
adapta on of curriculum; 3) Reading instruc on prepara on; 4) Key warning signs of
early onset mental illness; 5) Technology Integra on; 6) Evidence of growth in best
teaching prac ces for mee ng the needs of English learners; and 7) Statement of
reflec ve prac ce.
=> Complete on YOUR schedule! The non-refundable $25 registra on fee is due with
registra on. Be sure to include your email address and 6-digit Minnesota Folder
Number when registering! Call 651-480-7670 to register! #51162B

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UGot Class is an online training op on focused on skills and informa on you need for
success in the 21st century. UGotClass features online cer ficates and courses provided
by expert instructors. Demonstrate your knowledge. Boost your produc vity and your
organiza on’s bo om line. Listed are categories with courses or cer ficates available:

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• Business Communica on • Courses for K12 Teachers
• Health • LEED Green Workplace
• Management & Leadership • New Media Marke ng
• Social Media for Business • Training & Educa on

=== > See all courses and cer ficates - and register at:
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Personal Finance

Leave It, Move It, Roll It, Take It: Know Your

Employer’s Retirement Plan Options Abra Hovgaard

Suitable for working investors, job changers, workers facing a layoff, and recent re rees.

If you recently switched jobs or re red or are facing unemployment due to a layoff or

downsizing, this seminar can help you determine what to do with the assets in your

employer-sponsored re rement savings plan. We’ll help you evaluate your re rement

goals and poten al investment strategies, and the we’ll discuss the pros and cons of

your op ons. Min. 3/Max. 20

#51183B Tue Apr 18 6:30-8 pm Sr. High #C128 $9/ea; $15/couple

What Happens After the Paycheck Stops? Abra Hovgaard

A Re rement Income Primer. Suitable for people who are already re red (or those who
are thinking about re ring soon) and focusing on re rement income. Have you re red
recently? Are you planning to re re soon? Discuss ideas to help build a reasonable and
sustainable strategy for managing income and expenses during re rement. Explore how
to address key concerns such as infla on, health care expenses and market vola lity as
well as ways to prepare in advance for things that may not go as expected. Examine how
to budget for re rement expenses and your poten al sources of re rement income.
Iden fy risks to your re rement income and ways to address them. Min. 3/Max. 20

#51123B Mon Feb 13 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

The Will & The Trust - Uses for Each Michael J. Burke

What is Estate Planning? What is Probate? Learn about the different types of

documents and the differences between each, reasons to choose one type of document

or estate plan over another, and the pros/cons of probate. Michael encourages

audience ques ons. MICHAEL BURKE has been prac cing law for over 25 years. His

areas of prac ce include Estate Planning (including Wills, Trusts, Powers of A orney),

Probate, Real Estate, and Guardianships/Conservatorships. Min. 4/Max. 15

#51133C Thu Feb 9 1-2:30 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

#51133D Tue Feb 21 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

Keeping the Cabin, Business

or Farm in the Family Damien Cannaday & Tom Zubrod

You loved going to the cabin every summer or working in the family business or on the

farm growing up! Now it’s me to decide what to do with it. Learn how to keep your

cabin, business or farm in the family without crea ng a family conflict. Discover ways to

ensure your children receive equal inheritance, the impact of taxes and how to properly

posi on your assets for the next genera on. Min. 3/Max. 20

#51192A Thu Jan 19 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

Farm & Ranch NEW

Legacy Planning Damien Cannaday & Tom Zubrod

How do you plan to preserve what worked so hard to build? Who should inherit your

assets? Which assets should they inherit? How should they inherit them? When should

they inherit? Because federal estate tax rates can be as high as 35 percent, if you don’t

plan adequately to transi on your opera on, your family could lose more than one third

of the wealth you’ve built. Don’t let your family bear that burden. We’ll walk you thru

some simple planning steps and help you find a solu on that’s right for your personal

situa on – not your brother’s, not your neighbor’s. Min. 2/Max. 20

#51121A Wed Feb 15 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

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Personal Finance

Writing Your Own Will Teresa Beth Molinaro

Having a will is important for married couples,

singles and divorced people. If you are

without a will, the laws of MINNESOTA and

a judge will make all the decisions regarding

your estate. Don’t let this happen. Learn

about estates and wills, and prepare a legal

will in class. Receive instruc ons and a

professionally prepared form, have access to

witnesses and a notary public. Appropriate

for people who have an estate of less than

$2,000,000 each - including life insurance,

and do not own a business. Each spouse/person needs their own will. Note, this

document may not be appropriate for heirs with special needs. TERESA MOLINARO,

graduate of Hamline University School of Law, is an estate planning and probate

a orney at the law firm of Molinaro Davis Law PLLC. She has extensive experience

advising clients regarding their estate plans. Min. 10/Max. 20

#51178B Tue Feb 7 6:15-8:45 pm Tilden CC, #108 $49/each

Renter’s Rights in Minnesota NEW Larry Alexander

Unfortunately, landlords o en abuse tenants

who are unaware of what the landlord can

and cannot do. In Minnesota, persons ren ng

residences need to know how to enter into

rental agreements and their rights during

and at termina on of the tenancy. LARRY

ALEXANDER, a J.D. William College of Law

graduate (requiring year-long course in

property law); consulted with tenant at walk-

in clinics in Minneapolis and Apple Valley;

numerous CLE a endances in the subject

(recent: Strategies for Successful Nego a ons

with Landlords; Landlord and Tenant Training On-Demand); Owns and rents out three

houses in Has ngs. Min. 10/Max. 20

#511140A Tue Jan 24 6:30-8:30 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #108 $15/each

“What Baby Boomers Need to

Know to Maximize Retirement”

Savvy Social Security Planning Rolf White

Baby Boomers are asking ... • Will Social Security be

there for me? • How much can I expect to receive? •

When should I apply for Social Security? • How can I

maximize my benefits? • At this informa ve seminar

you will learn important rules and strategies for

collec ng your re rement benefits. Learn the rules

for ... • How your benefit will be affected by the age at

which you apply • How cost-of-living-adjustments, or

COLAs, affect benefits • How spousal benefits work • How survivor benefits work • How

divorced-spouse benefits work • How working affects benefits • How benefits affect

taxes • What to do if you have other income from pensions or IRAs. Min. 3/Max. 18

#51179D Thu Jan 12 1-2:30 pm Tilden CC, #109 $9/ea; $15/couple

#51179E Tue Jan 24 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #109 $9/ea; $15/couple

#51179F Tue Mar 21 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

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Personal Finance

Social Security - Your Questions Answered! Abra Hovgaard

Social Security will likely be the founda on of your re rement income. Before you
re re, it’s important to understand your op ons regarding Social Security and the
impact your decisions have on your re rement. We’ll discuss how Social Security fits
into your re rement income plan, when you should start taking benefits, and tax
considera ons. Suitable for people who are nearing re rement and have not started
taking Social Security. Min. 3/Max. 20

#511166A Mon Mar 6 6:30-8 pm Sr. High, #C128 $9/ea; $15/couple

Stock Trading Suite NEW online with ed2go

Stocks, Bonds, and Inves ng: Oh, My!

Looking for a good solid class in the basics of stocks, bonds, finance, and inves ng?

The Analysis and Valua on of Stocks

Conven onal and advanced techniques in researching and valuing stocks. Learn how

to read financial statements and calculate financial ra os, and more.

Introduc on to Stock Op ons

Learn how to evaluate, buy, sell, and profit with investment tools that were once

thought to be only for the pros. Learn how to protect your por olio and profit in a

down market, an up market, or even a flat market. Learn to leverage your investment.

Classes begin: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15 and more; $261 for online course suite.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/2gfYNkd

Where Does All My Money Go? NEW ed2go online

Ever get frustrated that you never seem to get ahead? Do you ever wonder where your

money went last month? Do you have trouble saving money? Want to work on paying

down your debt? Learn the very basics of how to get control of your finances. Learn

how to fund your dreams and how to save money for everything from emergencies to

vaca ons. This course is an investment in your future and you will save the cost of the

course many mes over by applying what you learn. Classes begin: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar

15 and more; $89 for online course.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/2gIVJOJ

Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay NEW ed2go online

Online auc ons match buyers with sellers in a global marketplace for almost any item.

Create tles that get no ced, cra adver sing copy that sells items quickly and for top

dollar, and create and upload photos of the items you are selling. You’ll also learn how

to safely conduct financial transac ons, accept credit card payments, and how to pack

and ship any item hassle-free. Learn how to protect yourself against fraud and more.

Classes begin: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15 and more; $89 for online course.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/2hcH3uC

Start and Operate Your NEW

Own Home-Based Business ed2go online

Learn how to be your own boss and eliminate the stress of having a job. The benefits

of working from home are endless! Earn what you deserve, be independent, have

tax deduc ons, do away with traffic, office poli cs and more! Learn how to develop

the entrepreneurial quali es - mo va on, discipline, crea vity - that you will need to

succeed! This class is a great way to start your own business or enhance the one you

already have. Classes begin: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15 and more; $89 for online course.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/2hesZys

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Technology

Microsoft Excel: Getting Started Mike Reis

Input data, add rows and columns, and do simple calcula ons in a spreadsheet. Excel

can save you me! Learn how to: Enter informa on in to cells, Insert/delete rows and

columns, Perform calcula ons, Automa cally sum a range of cells, Format a worksheet,

Print a worksheet, Sort alphabe cally or numerically, Move and copy data, and Use

online help. Prerequisite: Comfortable working with Windows 7. Bring your own laptop

or use desktop unit with Office 2010 in the lab. MIKE REIS, is a Cer fied Microso Office

Master and has been teaching for eight years. Min. 4/Max. 15

#51169B Mon Feb 13 6:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #B211 $19-1 ses

Microsoft Excel:

Formatting Spreadsheets Mike Reis

Learn how to: Format text using the Ribbon or Mini

toolbar, Change the look of an en re workbook by

applying a theme, Add borders & shading to cells, Change

column width & row height, Adjust the posi on of

contents within a cell, Make text display ver cally or at an

angle, Format numbers with percent symbols, commas,

and dollar signs, Add headers & footers to display when

you print the worksheet. Prerequisite: Be comfortable

with basic Excel. (Suggested: Excel 2010 Ge ng Started.)

Bring your own laptop or use desktop unit with Office 2010 in the lab. Min. 4/Max. 15

#51169C Mon Feb 27 6:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #B211 $19-1 ses

Microsoft Excel: Functions & Formulas Mike Reis

There are 300+ built-in Excel func ons to perform calcula ons in your spreadsheets!

Learn how to: Create worksheets that update automa cally, Use cell references, Create

and/or edit a formula, Use a built-in func on, Use the AutoSum bu on, Use ScreenTips

to enter func on arguments, Copy formulas to other cells, Understand rela ve and

absolute references, Create logical (if/then) statements, Use column headings in

formulas. Prerequisite: Basic Excel. (Suggested: Excel 2010 Ge ng Started.) Bring your

own laptop or use desktop unit. Min. 4/Max. 15

#51169D Mon Mar 6 6:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #B211 $19-1 ses

Intro to QuickBooks 2017 NEW online with ed2go

Manage the financial aspects of your small business quickly and efficiently with this

powerful accoun ng so ware designed especially for the small- to midsized-business

owner who needs a fully func onal accoun ng system that’s also easy to use. Hands-

on experience as you master the tools to set up a chart of accounts; reconcile your

checking account; create and print invoices, receipts, and statements; track your

payables, inventory, and receivables; create es mates; and generate reports. Classes

begin: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15 and more; $99 for online course.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/2gCiQui

Computer Skills for the Workplace NEW online with ed2go

Most jobs today require a working knowledge of certain computer skills. You will learn
how to implement the powers of modern office so ware to work faster and more
efficiently. We’ll focus on prac cal applica on for so ware most common to the
workplace. When you finish this course, you will have learned why employers consider
technological literacy so cri cal to the success of any organiza on. Classes begin:
Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15 and more; $89 for online course.

To register, go to: http://bit.ly/1JIUR9n

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Technology

To register, please call (651) 480-7670 or ... go online at
www.HastingsCommunityEd.com for 24-hour registration.

One-to-One Private Tech Tutoring Mike Reis

Enjoy 100% of your instructor’s

a en on to learn more about

technology of your choosing. Whether

you have an iPad, iPhone, Android

SmartPhone, tablet, laptop or other

device. Our instructor is also able to

tutor you on popular websites and

applica ons, such as Facebook, Skype,

Gmail, iMovie, iPhoto, Kindle, online

shopping and more. If you’d like help with a topic not listed, just ask. The cost is $85/for

one person for a 90-minute lesson or $99/two persons same lesson. A 5% discount will

be given if mul ple tutoring sessions are scheduled in the same conversa on.

For more information, please contact Zena Stefani at 651-480-7674 or [email protected]

Online Auctions & Buying-Selling Sites Mike Reis

How to sell for profit and have fun finding bargains on eBay and other online auc ons.

Internet auc ons are pre y easy once you know what’s involved. Learn the equipment

you need, how to determine if there is demand for your item, how to price it, and how

to avoid beginner’s mistakes when collec ng payment and arranging shipping. See how

to add a photo to your well-wri en descrip on to get higher bids. This informa on-

packed class includes a demonstra on of how to put together an online ad from start to

finish. Min. 4/Max. 12

#511144A Sat Mar 4 10 am-12 pm Sr. High, #B211 $19-1 Ses

Is Your Computer Running Slowly? Mike Reis

Speed it up! Geared mostly to PCs with Windows Opera ng Systems - Are you struggling
with understanding why your computer/laptop is so slow? Discover what to do to
remove nasty ad and spyware. How to safely open and clean your computer? Want to
know how to stop those annoying opera ng system and applica on file freeze-ups?
Are you frustrated because you can’t see how to remove and install such new parts as
graphics cards or boost the performance and speed of your sluggish computer? Min. 4/
Max. 15

#511145A Sat Mar 25 10 am-12 pm Sr. High, #B211 $19-1 Ses

Community Community Educa on
Use of Seasonal Catalogs

School SEE YOUR AD
Facilities
INSIDE EACH ISSUE
“Permit Application Process”
Include promo on of your business, organi-
Apply to use district facilities through Hastings za on or next big event inside our seasonal
Community Education. All requests must be made
at least seven (7) days in advance. Complete an catalogs. Costs begin at just $79/issue.
“Application for Use of School Facilities.” Call 651-
480-7670 for info or see: Contact Zena Stefani at 651-480-7674 or
zstefani@has ngs.k12.mn.us
www.HastingsCommunityEd.com

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Personal Growth

Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils 101 NEW Teresa Cover

Discover how therapeu c grade essen al oils can provide powerful poten al wellness

proper es without nega ve side effects. Learn the difference between a cosme c/per-

fume grade essen al oil and a therapeu c grade essen al oil and how only the thera-

peu c grade is of medicinal value. You will be able to experience the use of therapeu c

grade essen al oils and understand how you can experience possible improvement for

any ailment. Min. 5/Max. 20

#51125B Sat Jan 21 9-11 am Sr. High, #C320 $15-1 ses

Vitamins - Making Smart Choices NEW Teresa Cover

Learn why using supplements are so important today. Our food source has been seri-

ously altered with herbicides and pes cides and the nutri onal value of the food you

eat has been affected. If we don’t replace nutri on with supplements we are starving

our bodies from the inside out. Learn why it is hard to find good vitamins. Our market is

flooded with synthe c and GMO vitamins. It is important to know what is beneficial for

your system without taking more chemicals. TERESA COVER has been researching the

importance of supplementa on for 20 years. She has had many medical condi ons that

have been corrected by using supplementa on. She understands the importance of giv-

ing your body what it needs. Min. 5/Max. 20

#51128B Mon Mar 6 6:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #C320 $15-1 ses

Make Your Own Spa Products NEW

Using the Benefits of Essential Oils Teresa Cover

Learn how to make completely natural massage/spa products while incorpora ng the

wellness benefits of therapeu c grade essen al oils. We will be making bath salts, foot

scrubs, massage oils, and body bu er in class. Take home samples to enjoy the exhilarat-

ing scents plus recipes to recreate these soothing spa products at home. Perfect for gi

giving- share these handmade gi s with those you love! Plan to give instructor $10 at

class for materials/supplies. Min. 5/Max. 20

#51126B Mon Feb 13 6:30-8:30 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #118 $15-1 ses

The Long Road to Publication NEW Kristin Van Risseghem

Today’s publishing op ons give writers the opportunity to

become their own publishers. Learn how to self-publish a

book. Discuss how publishing works and what an author

needs to do to prepare a book for the world. Various publish-

ing op ons will be presented and discussed, including how to

maximize your publishing success. Learn how to get your book

in print and ready for Kindle, iTunes, Smashwords, Nook and

Kobo. Finally, receive some basic advice on how to promote

yourselves and your books to the world. Leave class with a

comprehensive handout to help you on your own publica on

journey. KRISTIN VAN RISSSEGHEM grew up in Has ngs. She

is a 4- me published author and the book, The Guardian, a

Sword, & S le os has won the 2015 New Apple Award in the

Fantasy category! Min. 5/Max. 20

#51174A Tue Jan 17 6:30-9 pm Sr. High, #C123 $19-1 ses

ENTERING HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL FOR CLASS, please park in the lower East Lot
where signs indicated Student Parking and enter thru the doors marked #22.
Check in at recep onist desk just inside the doors.

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Artistic Lifestyle

Napkin or Card Basket NEW Stained Glass Mosaic NEW

Jill Scarpari Bird House Renee Reinardy

This class is for the

birds! Welcome

your feathered

friends into your

yard by decora ng

a stunning stained

glass bird house! We

will embellish a 10”

wooden bird house

with colorful pre-cut

stained glass. Over 25 colors of stained

glass will be available as well as mirrors,

This beginning basket has a handle and glass gems and les. No experience
me is spent incorpora ng it into the
necessary. Design your bird house in
weaving. The basket weaving techniques
of over/under and start/stop are used to the design and colors of your choice. All
create this basket. The decora ve heart
on the basket adds a dynamic touch. It supplies and instruc on will be provided,
can be used as a card holder, napkin
basket or anything else that fits. Color including several different colors of grout
may vary at class me. Basket size H 11”
including handle x L 8” x W 4”. All tools will to choose from. Grou ng materials and
be provided by instructor for in-class use.
Par cipants plan to give instructor $5 at instruc ons will be sent home with each
class for materials’ kit. Min. 4/Max. 10
par cipant. Min. 5/Max. 20

#511137A Wed Feb 15 6-8 pm

Tilden Com Ctr, #117 $39-1 ses

Glass Garden NEW

#511125A: Thu Feb 23 6-9 pm Art Flowers Renee Reinardy

Tilden Com Ctr, #108 $19-1 ses Whimsical
garden art is
Pine Needle Basket NEW fun and easy
to make!
with Two Slices Jill Scarpari Par cipants
will
If you assemble
know two
how to beau ful
sew with glass flowers
a needle to adorn
and their garden or home with. Each flower
thread will measure 6-8” wide. Several colors
then you of glass gems will also be on hand to
can make embellish your flowers with. All supplies
this a rac ve basket. Learn how to a ach are included and you will leave with two
the walnut slices together and then how glass flowers ready to decorate your yard
to a ach the pine needles to the walnut and garden with. Instruc ons on other
slices. We will use the whip s tch to make glass art op ons is also included. Once
the body of the basket. Flexible glycerin you learn this fun form of garden art the
soaked long (11-16”) pine needles are used op ons are endless! Min. 5/Max. 20
for building the walls and ar ficial sinew is
our thread. Basket size = L 4” x W 3” x H 1 #511138A Mon Apr 3 6-7:30 pm
½”. Par cipants plan to give instructor $15
at class for materials’ kit. Min. 4/Max. 10 Sr. High, #C121 $35-1 ses

#511126A Mon Feb 6 & 13 5:30-8:30 pm

Tilden Com Ctr, #117 $19-2 ses

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Real Estate

For REAL ESTATE classes below, see in-depth course descriptions online at
www.HastingsCommunityEd.com

How to Win with Investment Properties

How to Win with Investment Properties,

Foreclosures and Short Sales Opportunities John Mazzara

Ever considered becoming a landlord or inves ng in real estate but needed more

informa on? Learn about opportuni es in today’s Twin Ci es marketplace, how to

analyze a property, tax considera ons, and things to put in a lease. We review all

aspects of becoming a landlord from buying, selling and ren ng. Min. 3/Max. 25

#511107B Sat Mar 4 10 am-12 pm Sr. High, #C127 $9/ea; $15/cpl

Downsizing in the

Current Housing Market John Mazzara

Have you been thinking that now might be the me to downsize? Would you like to

understand the current housing market as it pertains to your home and a possible

move? Gain an overview of the market and home selling process and discover the

5 Easy Steps to a Successful Move: 1)Create a plan as well as provide you with a

community comparison chart; 2)Communicate with family and friends; 3)Surround

yourself with professionals; 4)Dealing with a house full of possessions; and 5) Celebrate

your new lifestyle. All a endees receive the Downsizing Made Easy guide (a $24.95

value). Evalua on op on for those who want to know the value of their home and

recommended sugges ons to make it more salable. Min. 3/Max. 20

#511108B Sat Feb 11 10 am-12 pm Sr. High, #C127 $9/ea; $15/cpl

10 Secrets & Tips for Successfully

Buying a Home or Investment Property John Mazzara

For anyone who wants to learn how to be more successful in acquiring real estate. Learn

what things to put in the purchase agreement, strategies for ge ng your offer accepted

in a mul ple offer, and different ways to cover closing costs and mortgage insurance.

Evaluate a purchase agreement and discuss the home buying process. Min. 3/Max. 25

#511105A Tue Jan 24 7-9 pm Sr. High, #C127 $9/ea; $15/cpl

Buying New Construction John Mazzara

Thinking about moving and considering new construc on a housing op on because you

want an open floor plan and larger closets? Explore what is available, where to find it,

and what to expect in new construc on including me lines, hidden costs, risks, and

coordina ng selling your exis ng home or giving appropriate no ce on your lease. You

will find that there are differences when working with a smaller builder verses a na onal

builder. Min. 3/Max. 20

#51118A Wed Jan 25 7-9 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #108 $9/ea; $15/cpl

Moving Mom & Dad John Mazzara

5 Common Mistakes Children of Aging Parents Make and How to Avoid Them! Moving

mom and dad is o en a challenge, especially when mom and dad are reluctant to

address the issue. Gain an overview of the housing market for those considering buying

or selling a home. Receive a guide called Moving Mom & Dad, (a $24.95 value), with topics:

•Aging-in-place, •Common senior living op ons and 55+ communi es, and more.

#511183B Tue Apr 11 7-9 pm Sr. High, #C127 $9/ea; $15/cpl

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In the Kitchen

Sushi with NO Raw Fish! Laurel Severson

Learn to make delicious Sushi for yourself, family and friends. Discover where to shop,

brands to select, prepara on of the ingredients, assembly of the rolls, assembly of

the rolls and presenta on. Create both the tradi onal rolled Sushi (maki-zushi) and

the American California Sushi. Start with the easy to make seasoned Sushi rice, then

select and roll wonderful ingredients such as chicken, shrimp, smoked salmon, crab,

mushrooms, eggs, carrots, avocado, spinach, ginger and more. Note: NO raw fish! Plan

to give instructor $13 at class for consumables. Enjoy Sushi in class and take home 5-6

each! Min. 5/Max. 18

#51139A Sat Feb 4 9:30 am-12:30 pm Sr. High, #C320 $29-1 ses

Great Meatless Main Dishes NEW Laurel Severson

Cook up something new with this fun experience for two! Tired of beef? Learn to create

Riso o with Porcini Mushrooms, Tofu Stroganoff, a hearty Garbanzo Bean and Len l

Soup, Black-eyed Peas with Cabbage and Cheese, Chili with Kidney Beans and Bulgur,

Quinoa Salad with Bell Peppers and Olives, and the famous Nepali Dhal using len ls.

Plan to give instructor $14/person at class for consumables. Youth ages 13-17 years old

may register with a registered adult. Min. 5/Max. 18

#511132A Fri Mar 24 5:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #C320 $29-1 ses

Scones Amy Deaver

Tradi onally Sco sh (but now famous worldwide), scones are a delectable quick bread

that comes in assorted shapes – round, triangular or square. Enjoy a variety of easy

recipes highligh ng dried fruits such as cherries, cranberries, or blueberries. Look for a

delectable assortment of recipes to include: Lemon Cream Scones and the tradi onal

Currant Scone, too. Scones are best served warm from the oven with wonderful

lemon curd and tradi onal Devonshire cream or whipped cream for tea. Make a white

chocolate Spread in class, or serve them with bu er, flavored cream cheese, honey or

jam for breakfast. Plus, scones can be frozen and reheated! Sample crea ons in class

and bring a container to transport more samples home. Plan to give instructor $11 at

class for consumables. Min. 5/Max. 18

#511133A Thu Mar 30 6-9 pm Sr. High, #C320 $29-1 ses

Scrumptious Pies & Tarts Laurel Severson

Nothing beats a homemade pie or tart – it’s easy to
make them, too! Served hot or cold, loaded with fruit or
burs ng with a creamy texture, you may combine the
filling with a simply food processor-pastry (or make the
pastry by hand). Make and match your favorite fruits
and berries for ar s c and tasty tarts. Pucker up for
classic Lemon Meringue Pie and expect a number of
wonderful recipes featuring fruit, nuts and a shiny glaze
of tars to tempt you, your family and friends. Sample
crea ons in class and bring a container to transport more samples home. Master fruit
pies, custard/cream pies and spectacular tarts. Plan to give instructor $9/person
at class for consumables. LAUREL SEVERSON is a home economist with over 15 years’
experience in commercial food service, recipe tes ng and edi ng. She is an extremely
popular instructor throughout the Twin Ci es. She holds degrees in Home Economics and
Educa on from the University of Minnesota. Min. 5/Max. 18

#511134A Sat Apr 1 9 am-1 pm Sr. High, #C320 $29-1 ses

To register, please call (651) 480-7670 or ... go online at 31
www.HastingsCommunityEd.com for 24-hour registration.

In the Kitchen

Valentine’s Day High Tea

at the LeDuc Historic Estate Amy Deaver

On Valen ne’s Day, the LeDuc Historic Estate will be hos ng
a High Tea. High Tea, historically, was actually the tea
imbibed by the ‘common’ man a er work, at high tables, at
the public. We will be serving what is now considered a High
Tea, with all the scones, tea sandwiches and goodies. There
will be an opportunity to try a variety of different types
of tea and you will learn about the LeDuc’s involvement
and love with tea over the years of living in the house. Join us for this special event by
candlelight, as the evening se les in. Loca on: 1629 Vermillion St, Has ngs - use lot
behind estate. Min. 4/Max. 24

#511293A Sat Feb 11 Begins at 3:30 pm LeDuc Historic Estate $35-1 ses

Crepes: The “Do-Ahead” Wrap Laurel Severson

Crepes are an easy, impressive do-ahead dish. Prepare Chicken Divan (chicken with

broccoli in a cheese sauce) for our main dish. Follow it with Cheese Blintzes served with

an apricot sauce, and Mushroom Crepes with Sherry Sauce. Orange Crepe Suze e,

Italian and Sicilian Cannoli, Flaming Crepes and other desserts will round out our

selec ons. And…each student will have lots of experience in “making perfect crepes”

including flipping them! Plan to give instructor $11 at class for consumables. Min. 5/

Max. 18

#511135A Tue Apr 4 6-9 pm Sr. High, #C320 $29-1 ses

Stress-Free Healthy Meal Planning Lisa Aronson

The #1 reason people struggle to eat healthy on a consistent basis is

they’re busy and have no plan in place. Learn 5 simple steps of how

to meal plan, healthy meal op ons, and how to effec vely incorpo-

rate it into a new ongoing habit. Discover how to create and imple-

ment a customized approach that is simple, flexible, fun, and fits

your lifestyle. Leave with 1 week of meal ideas, a planning schedule,

recipes, meal planning templates and checklists. LISA ARONSON is a

cer fied nutri on and health coach. Her passion is educa ng others

on the changing health industry, and to help them create lifelong habits. Min. 5/Max. 15

#511101B Tue Jan 17 6:30-8 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #108 $19-1 ses

Aspics, Junkets & Panna Cotta NEW

at the LeDuc Historic Estate Amy Deaver

What do they all have in common? Throughout history, people have been preserving
their food through a variety of methods. Explore the transforma on from cream and
bu ermilk to a delicious dessert and learn how different cultures and me periods have
served up this light and slightly gela nous dish. Loca on: 1629 Vermillion St, Has ngs -
use lot behind estate. Min. 4/Max. 24

#511146A Sat Jan 28 2-4 pm LeDuc Historic Estate $25-1 ses

Don’t delay ... register today!

Nothing saddens us more than to cancel a class and receive emails and
phone calls from parents and par cipants looking to register the week a
class begins. We usually make a decision about holding a class one week
prior to the start date. A er one week prior, we may s ll have space
available if something prevented you from registering earlier.

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50 Plus!

If you’re Fifty Plus, you’re ready for the journey along...

The Road Next Taken:

A Very Good Life to the Very End

You’re ready to gather up the wisdom and experiences from your life so far. Here’s what
we’ve designed to help you learn what you need to know and begin conversa ons on
what ma ers—and will ma er—the most in the end.

What You Need to Know

On the Road Next Taken, you’ll encounter many side paths filled with challenges and
opportuni es. Some explore topics and ac vi es you may have thought about over
the years, but really didn’t need to examine in detail. Now that you’re on the Road Next
Taken, you acknowledge the me to explore these has arrived. To have your very best
life to the very end, you need to understand — decide — live it! Classes recommended
in this catalog include:

Tai Chi Flow Ages 15+ Richard McCarthy

Beginners, as well as experienced Tai Chi players, will enjoy this non-tradi onal, light-
hearted approach to an ancient philosophy while improving health and balance.
SEE DETAILS ON PAGE 5.

See the varying schedules available in page 5 of this catalog.

Health Care and Your Retirement Abra Hovgaard

Suitable for investors 5-15 years from re rement, address what steps investors should

take to prepare for health care costs (including Medicare and long-term care costs) to

help ensure their re rement savings stay healthy. Min. 3/Max. 20

#511165B Thu Apr 6 6:30-8 pm Sr. High #C128 $9/ea; $15/couple

What To Do When Someone Dies Kathleen M. Wagner

Do you know what to do when someone dies? Kathleen M. Wager, Esq., will explain the

handling of the four important tasks that must be taken care of to se le the estate

when someone dies. KATHLEEN WAGNER is a licensed MN a orney. See page 14.

#51136B Thu Jan 26 6:30-8:30 pm Sr. High, #C123 $9/ea; $15/couple

Keeping the Cabin, Business

or Farm in the Family Damien Cannaday & Tom Zubrod

Discover ways to ensure your children receive equal inheritance, the impact of taxes and

how to properly posi on your assets for the next genera on. See page 15.

#51192A Thu Jan 19 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

Farm & Ranch Legacy Planning Damien Cannaday & Tom Zubrod

Because federal estate tax rates can be as high as 35 percent, if you don’t plan
adequately to transi on your opera on, your family could lose more than one third
of the wealth you’ve built. Don’t let your family bear that burden. See full course
descrip on on page 15.

#51121A Wed Feb 15 6:30-8 pm Tilden CC, #108 $9/ea; $15/couple

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Senior Program

Your Senior Program is located in the South wing of the Tilden
Community Center, 310 River Street, Hastings.

Laurie Thrush, Senior Program Coordinator

Center Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-4 pm Email: lthrush@has ngs.k12.mn.us

Office Number: 651-480-7689 Fax Number: 651-480-7680

The Tilden Community Center Senior Program is open to everyone 50 years and be er
in the Has ngs area. Memberships are available to those who wish to take advantage
of program discounts, special free events, notary services, and to receive the monthly
Senior Newsle er through the mail. The 2017 membership cost is $12/each.

ARTS & CRAFTS
Quilting at Tilden

Bring your project and machine. Irons/ironing boards provided. Call Carol Wilder
with ques ons at 437-4390; first and third Wednesdays from 9 am-3 pm.

Rug Hookers and Woven Arts

Join us at any me. Bring your rug hooking or any other cra and work along with
this great group. Come for an hour or spend the day. No registra on necessary.
Meets the 2nd and last Wednesday of the month at 10 am.

Scrapbooking

Join us on the 4th Monday of the month from 9 am-4 pm and bring your own
supplies!

Call the Senior Center for more information at 651-480-7689.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Chair Massage

15 minute chair massages are available at the Senior Center most Tuesdays from
5–7 pm for $13. Call 651-480-7689 for appointment.

Foot Care

Appointment is necessary and can be made by calling 651-480-7689. Ginny
Vandervest, R.N. and Marsha Keene R.N., provide this service. The cost is $15 to trim
nails and calluses. Wanted: Another person to join the team. Call 651-480-7689 for
informa on.

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Senior Program

Foot Reflexology

Promotes relaxa on, improves circula on, helps remove toxins, strengthens
the immune system and assists in pain management. Provided by Julie Glander,
Na onal Cer fied Reflexologist. Fee: $40/60-minutes; $25/30-minutes. Call for an
appointment at 651-480-7689.

Healing Yoga for Boomers & Beyond

Michele Hoffman, cer fied Yoga therapist, has 15,000+ hours experience working
with people with joint replacements and chronic health condi ons. If you are not
able to get down on the floor, you may s ll par cipate and benefit. Wednesdays
from 9-10:15 am at the Tilden Community Center for $45 for 6 sessions or $8/class.

Walking Buttons “Walk for Your Heart”

Walk for your heart in our safe, climate-controlled facility. Use the Field House
Track at the Has ngs High School. M-F (6:30 am-10 pm) and Sat (8 am-3 pm).
Jogging and strollers are permi ed. Day me walkers, prior to first walk, must bring
photo ID to Community Educa on for security scan. Cost is $15, but are just $7.50
for Has ngs Senior Center Members.

Water Exercise

Contact the Center at 651-480-7689 for informa on regarding dates and mes. No
swimming experience required. Held at the Middle School, pool. Cost: $3/session
for members and $4/session for non-Center members.

Yoga Classes

Ricky Larson is a cer fied “Body Awareness Yoga” teacher who has over 4000
hours of teaching experience. $5/class or buy a punch card (6 classes for $27 or 12
classes for $50). Adap ve Yoga for limited mobility will incorporate seated poses
and standing poses using a chair for balance. Mondays (10-11:15 am & 6-7:15 pm),
Wednesdays (10:45-12 noon), and Fridays (9-10:15 am and 10:45 am-12 pm).

Zumba Gold for Seniors

Zumba Gold takes the Zumba formula and modifies the moves and pacing to suit
the needs of the ac ve older par cipant. It is a dance-fitness class that is friendly,
and most of all, fun. Instructor is Susan Herr. Mon/Wed from 9-9:45 am; $4/class.

Try any Senior Center Fitness class for free one time to see if the class is a good fit for you!

RECREATION

Bingo - Played every Tuesday morning at 10 am
Book Discussion - Meets 10 am, third Wednesday of the month in the Senior Center.

Each month a book is chosen by the group. Seniors are welcome any me.

Games

Cribbage......................................Mondays................................ 12:45 pm
Mahjong......................................Mondays................................ 12:30 pm
Scrabble .....................................1st & 3rd Monday ................. 1:00 pm
Bingo ...........................................Tuesdays................................ 10:00 am
Mexican Crazy Eight....................Tuesdays................................ 12:00 pm
Bridge..........................................Tuesdays................................ Call for me
500..............................................Tuesdays................................ 5:30 pm
Dominoes....................................Wednesdays .......................... 9:30 am
Hand & Foot................................Thursdays .............................. 9:30 am
Pegs & Jokers ..............................Thursdays .............................. 12:00 pm
Hearts & Mahjong ......................Thursdays .............................. 12:30 pm
Poker...........................................Thursdays .............................. 12:30 pm
Bridge & 500 ...............................Fridays ................................... 12:45 pm

$1/person for 500. Please call 651-480-7689 each week to register for Bridge.

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Youth Activities

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Art Camp NEW

For Ages 3-6 Years Old Kidcreate Studio

Eric Carle’s books, such as The Very Hungry Caterpillar and The Grouchy Ladybug, will be

the inspira on for this bug filled class! The children will learn how Eric Carle creates his

amazing images. They will paint, cut, tear, paste, collage and sculpt, as they create their

own masterpieces. This is a great class for siblings to take together! Please pack a nut

free snack and drink for your child. Min. 7/Max. 10

#58516A Mon-Wed Mar 13-15 9 am-12 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #165 $105-3 ses

Monet Masterpiece Party NEW

For Ages 4-9 Years Old During Spring Break! Kidcreate Studio

This is your child’s chance to paint on a real canvas board, just like Monet! We’ll learn all
about the impressionist painter Claude Monet as we create our own masterpiece. Please
pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. Min. 7/Max. 15

#58517A Tue Mar 14 1-4 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #167 $35-1 ses

Party with Picasso NEW

For Ages 5-12 Years Old During Spring Break!

Kidcreate Studio

Come make friends with Pablo (Picasso that is). Your mini-master
will enjoy crea ng a fantas c work of art inspired by their new
friend. Books and examples of Picasso’s work will educate and
delight your child during this fun class. Please pack a nut free snack
and drink for your child. Min. 7/Max. 20

#58518A Mon Mar 13 1-4 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #167 $35-1 ses

More Theatre with Black Dirt! NEW

For Students in Gr. 1-5 Black Dirt Theater

Come and play with Black Dirt and learn even MORE about theater! This

4-week session will feature unique material from Black Dirt Theatre’s previ-

ous sessions – so material will be new for first and second me registrants!

(Skip dates: 3/13, 3/14, and 3/15) Min. 6/Max. 15

#58519A Mon Feb 27-Mar 27 2:40-3:40 pm Pinecrest, Media Center $39-4 ses

#58519B Tue Feb 28-Mar 28 3:30-4:30 pm Kennedy, Media Center $39-4 ses

#58519C Wed Mar 1-29 3:30-4:30 pm McAuliffe, Media Center $39-4 ses

Goo Factory NEW

For Ages 3-6 Years Old Kidcreate Studio

Explore the messier side of art. Roll up your sleeves and make

a mess as we mix up a bunch of messy concoc ons including

silly pu y and finger paint. Making a mess is the best, especially

when you leave the mess with us! Min. 7/Max. 10

#595180A Mon Jan 16 12:30-3:30 pm Tilden Com Ctr, #167 $35-1 ses

Remember to send a note to your child’s teacher and
school office, if your child is enrolled in an after school class!

We wish to ensure your child gets to the appropriate classroom
on the day he or she needs to be in class.

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