Wednesday, March 5, 2008

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Begins Thursday, January 31, 2008
(6 weeks)

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In May 1864, Federal Armies in the eastern theatre under U.S. Grant began an all out drive to destroy the Army of Northern Virginia, commanded by General Robert E. Lee. After bloody stalemates in the Wilderness, Grant swung the Army of the Potomac to the east in order in get around the flank of Lee’s army.

This deadly dance continued through June, with the battles at the North Anna and Cold Harbor.  Lee was finally brought to bay at Petersburg, where the armies faced each other for ten months. The Federals broke through in April 1865. Lee, in an attempt to save his army, fled west, but was eventually boxed in. He surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia on April 12, bringing the war in the East to an end.

January 14, 2008
(8 weeks-16 classes M & Th)

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This course is designed to teach both fundamental and advanced techniques of selfdefense and sport judo in a safe and supportive environment. Emphasis is placed on the safe and proper application of throwing and grappling techniques, as well as establishing discipline and selfconfidence. Advanced students routinely participate in local tournaments. Beginners are welcome to sign up at the start of any session. Judo is a great physical activity that any member of the family can enjoy. The instructors are nationally certified coaches with a combined teaching experience of over 50 years. It is also an outstanding complimentary activity to other sports such as wrestling and jujitsu.

For more information: http://www.pottstownjudo.com

Begins Monday, January 30, 2008
(10 classes)

This course is designed to prepare the student for taking the G.E.D. examination.  Instruction will include Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies. Course fee includes the required textbook. The G.E.D. test is not given in Pottstown.  The instructor will distribute information on locations of test sites and the associated expenses.

Learn how to preserve your memories like a professional on a shoestring budget. Bring your favorite snapshots (4X6) and learn how to display them. Consumable materials included in class fee.

If you already have the knowledge you may use this time as an open scrapbook session. Use the instructors tools and join in the camaraderie.

Begins Wednesday, January 30, 2008
(6 weeks)

Begins Thursday, January 17, 2008
Class meets Mondays and Thursdays (15 lessons)

This course provides a comprehensive but basic study of boating. Topics include aids to navigation, piloting, rules of the road, and accident prevention. Learn from lectures, demonstration, individual practice, and from slides, models, and film. Test given the last evening. Those successfully completing the course will receive the U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary basic small boat seamanship certificate and the PA boating certificate.

For more information
contact Mary Ann Gindlesperger
610-326-6952.

Begins Thursday, May 1, 2008
Class meets Mondays and Thursdays (3 lessons)

GPS for Mariners is a modern learning experience that focuses on the GPS equipment typically owned by the recreational boater.  This course is the result of an exciting synergy between the textbook publisher, the book’s author, and the Coast Guard Auxiliary.  Course participants who already own hand-held GPS units should bring them to class. However, this class is so effective that even those not possessing handheld units will learn how to use GPS for practical recreational boating.

For more information
contact Mary Ann Gindlesperger
610-326-6952.

Begins Thursday, April 3, 2008
Class meets Mondays and
Thursdays (4 lessons)

$40 To Flotilla 10-5
Students must pre-register and prepay by March 1.

This course provides a basic study of boating.  Topics include general information concerning boats and boating, information to make your boating experience safer and more comfortable, tips on how to be a more courteous boat operator, and laws and regulations to which you must adhere.  Successful course completion qualifies the student to receive the Pennsylvania Boating Safety Certificate. 

For more information
contact Mary Ann Gindlesperger
610-326-6952.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008
(10 weeks)