Enrichment of Life Movement
Serving Senior Adults
With a Lifelong Passion for Learning
Spring ‘17
ELM Contact Information
Phone: 678-910-1579
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.elmcobb.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/elmcobb
Administration
Kelly Daugherty, Director
Nicole Daugherty, Assistant Director
Barbara Key, Bookkeeper
Linda Prater, Media Specialist
Board of Directors
Officers: John Picardi, Chairman - Josh Langston, Vice Chairman
-Barbara Woodhouse, Secretary - Randy Yeomans, Treasurer
Board Members: Sharon Beeler, Danielle Cefalu Humphrey, Culver Johnson,
Linda Prater, Kenny Voorhies
Honorary Board Members: Val Barton, Bob Brogan, Sybil Meyers, Hassel Sosebee,
and Allene Thompson
Ex-Officiant Board Members: Rev. Lori Ethridge and Dr. Sam R. Matthews
ELM Luncheon Programs
Master of Ceremonies: Quentin Thomas
Program Chair: Cindy Voorhies
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Fall 2017 Session is September 12th– October 31st
1.
Spring 2017 Registration
ONLINE REGISTRATION
March 8th (opens @ 8 a.m.) —17th!!!!
$50.00 session fee: may take up to three classes per session.
Go to www.elmcobb.org and click on the
Registration Button.
** If you do not have access to a computer or the
internet, call Kelly and she will assist you with
registration.
Please call Kelly with any and all of your
questions or concerns - 678-910-1579.
One-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-10:30
Course # 100 Aerobics - Low Impact
*Rm #262
Calling both men and women! Come exercise in a spacious room which enables
the body to move with the music. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a small
towel.
Instructor: Montyne Atkinson (770-429-8881) Class size (30)
Course # 101 Archaeology in Georgia
*Rm #263
Archaeology in Georgia will span the prehistoric and early historic periods in
Georgia’s fascinating story. We will cover the 12,000 BC to AD 1700 time range as
we explore the changing cultural landscape of Georgia. Archaeological methods
and theories discussed will further the students’ understanding of archaeology in
general.
Instructor: Betty Smith Class size (30)
Course # 102 Calligraphy
*Rm #321
Hear the compliments when you apply calligraphy to notes, cards and envelopes.
It’s easy and fun, too. Good penmanship is not a prerequisite! A $10.00 supply fee
is payable to the instructor on the first day of class.
Instructor: Mary Lea Heroux Class size (10)
Course # 103 Cornerstones
*Rm #327
A study of the personalities of the twelve apostles and why Jesus chose them.
Instructor: James Setser Class size (15)
Course # 104 Current Events
*Rm #255
Do you have an opinion concerning what is going on in the world around you?
Would you be willing to share with other people who may agree or disagree with
you in a collegial environment? Then you would enjoy the session on “Current
Events”. You can bring virtually any issue to the session and the folks there will
listen and share their opinions. This is a place where controversial issues are
discussed in a civil manner. Come and join in.
Instructor: Howard Fields Class size (35)
3.
One-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-10:30 Continued
Course # 105 Examining Our Funny Bone with Dr. Mark
*Rm #325
Together we examine the positive effects that humor and LOL (laughter) have on
our lives. Through humorous discussions, vintage film clips, and interactive activities we will explore the history, psychology and physical, mental and social benefits of humor. We’ll learn how to use humor to enhance and reframe our sense of
humor about retirement, aging, being grandparents and more.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Levine Class size (20)
Course # 106 Financial Life Transitions
*Rm #330
Retirement, widowhood, selling a business or just empty nesting. Making smart
tax and financial decisions before, during and after a transition. Avoid the common financial mistakes and take advantage of the opportunity afforded during
change. 35+ years of experience brings great perspective on these topics. Focus is
on tax planning, income and control.
Instructors: Nic & Randy Yeomans Class size (25)
Course # 107 Line Dance -Improver
* Rm #FLH
Students need to know basic line dance steps and step terminology. Leather
sole shoes recommended for best movement.
Instructors: Nancy & Kent Morgan Class size (20)
Course # 108 Mind, Body, Spirit Connection
* Rm #259
Does how you think or feel affect your physical health? Can the food you eat
hinder or help how you feel? How do you handle STRESS? Are you managing your
time or is time managing you? There is inter-connectivity within us that this class
will explore. Your body, mind & spirit have a unique ability to heal and move
toward wholeness/wellness. Dr. Tinsley will provide practical applications to
help you make your connections of Mind, Body & Spirit.
Instructor: Dr. Justin Tinsley, DC Class size (20)
Course # 109 Reflections on Elections
*Rm #254
This class will take a look at American presidential elections that have had consequential impact on American history. This is not a current events class! No elections within the past ten years will be discussed. Our election system which is
often criticized is unique in the world but to date it has served the American people very well. However, the campaigns for those Electoral College votes provide a
rich perspective on American politics that deserve to be reviewed. We will do
that...
Instructor: Quentin Thomas Class size (40)
4.
One-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-10:30 Continued
Course # 110 Savvy Seniors
*Rm #252
A variety of topics by different presenters each week, this class will have
something of interest for everyone.
Instructor: Barbara Key Class size (40)
One-Hour Morning Classes 10:45-11:45
Course # 200 Aromatherapy
*Rm #252
The truth about Essential Oils!!! I know you are intrigued!!! Learn how to experience whole-life wellness at every age! Understanding how essential oils work can
be a vital tool in realizing optimum health. Save money, boost your immune system
and brain health! Join us! This class covers everything from the science behind
them to using them in your everyday lives. Enjoy recipes for cooking, gardening,
pet care, body care and beauty serums, pest control and even cleaning naturally!
Instructor: Linda Oviatt & Jamie Hester Class size (50)
Course # 201 Beginning Line Dance
*Rm #FLH
This class is a great aerobic workout to music. Come and learn basic line dance
steps to a variety of music. This is a fun class for men and women.
Instructors: Jessica Townley & Linda Loud Class size (22)
Course # 202 Book Review & Discussion w/CCPLS
*Rm #259
Each week a different member of the Cobb County Library staff will discuss book
topics such as fiction, history, inspiration, travel and more–suggesting several
books to read. This is an opportunity to expand your knowledge and learn of books
to enhance your experience.
Instructor: Jonathan McKeown Class size (20)
Course # 203 Creative Cards
*Rm #327
Come enjoy and have fun making some homemade A class fee of $20 will be
collected the first class.
Instructor: Carolyn Creager Class size (10)
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One-Hour Morning Classes 10:45-11:45 Continued
Course # 204 Creative Writing
*Rm #324
Come find out how much fun you can have making stuff up! Best of all, you won't
even get in trouble for it. Josh Langston's creative writing course will encourage
and challenge writers of all skill levels to take their craft a little farther, to write a
little better, and to enjoy the process. $10 textbook required.
Instructor: Josh Langston Class size (20)
Course # 205 Cribbage for Beginners
*Rm #320
Cribbage, an old English game gaining popularity via civilian pond hoppers and the
US Navy, involves a scoring board and one deck of cards. We will start with 2 player games and work our way to multi-player tables. It’s different, not difficult, and a
light-hearted attitude is all that’s needed.
Instructor: Jan Saul Class size (12)
Course # 206 Estate & Tax Strategies
*Rm #330
The wealthy continue to get wealthier. What planning strategies are they putting
into place that Middle America can implement today? Legal tax reduction strategies discussed, and tax landmines to avoid with retirement and estate plans. Avoid
some of the most costly and common estate planning mistakes. Charitably inclined? How to benefit organizations you care about and reduce or eliminate the
tax on Required Minimum Distributions out of IRA's.
Instructors: Nic & Randy Yeomans Class size (30)
Course # 207 “Funny” Bone To, Too, Two, 2
*Rm #325
This is the perfect anti-aging remedy that makes you want to learn more about
how much humor and laughter (LOL) enhances our Sense of Humor in our senior
years. With the help of our favorite comedians and funny stories and situations
we’ll laugh away any anxiety about aging and learn how to appreciate the humor
in our lives.
Instructor: Dr. Mark Levine Class size (20)
Course # 208 Investing 101
*Rm #321
When it comes to Investing - what you DON"T know can make you scared or act in
a harmful way - what you THINK you know could cause you to buy or sell the
wrong thing or at the wrong time - and what you NEED to know is hard to learn. In
this class we will explore INVESTING and turn the tables on how you think, act and
give you information and dispel myths about certain investment vehicles.
Instructor: John Picardi Class size (15)
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One-Hour Morning Classes 10:45-11:45 Continued
Course # 209 Spirits of the Great American West
*Rm #254
This class offers American history as you always hoped it would be taught. The
setting is the American movement west of the Mississippi. The first session describes the original migration into North America followed by seven weeks looking
at the winning of the west. Filled with “notable” and lesser known characters and
stories the Spirits of the American west will come alive once again. This is a class
often repeated as the approach, characters, and stories vary from class to class.
Instructor: Quentin Thomas Class size (40)
Course # 210 Spring into Good Health
*Rm #255
Do you want to live the longest and healthiest life possible? Each week, Barbara (a
Registered Dietitian) will share information from some newly published books on
nutrition and healthy aging. Great lessons for all of us who want to stay young!
Instructor: Barbara Woodhouse, RD, LD Class size (30)
Course # 211 Strength Training & Balance
*Rm #262
All fitness levels are welcome. Improve your quality of life. This class is designed
specifically for seniors and can improve strength and balance as well as increase
bone density. You will learn the proper technique to perform these exercises. It’s
never too late to build muscle! Bring your own weights (3 to 8 lbs.) to class.
Instructor: Theresa Kalven Class size (35)
Course # 212 The Civil War: An Informal Look
*Rm #263
This course is NOT designed to "tell the stories of the war". Instead, we will be
covering the war and its strategies very briefly. We will spend time examining the
impact this war has on the civilian population, national economy and racial structure. We will emphasize a number of "stories" by considering some little known
events and people (characters) in an informal setting. There will be an opportunity
to revisit what you know and to share stories and ask questions.
Instructor: John Evans Class size (50)
Course # 213 Writing Your Life Story
*Rm #104
Leave a lasting legacy for your grandchildren and future generations. Your life
story will reflect your struggles and hardships in early America, especially during
the Depression, perhaps the Dust Bowl, and WWII. Your written legacy will live for
generations beyond your lifetime. Not only will it be interesting and informative
“history”, it will be treasured by your family.
Instructor: Lloyd Blackwell Class size (18)
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Two-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-11:30
Course # 300 Art of Fiction
*Rm #251
This class will read and discuss two American novels, All the King's Men, by Robert
Penn Warren, and The Plot Against America, by Phillip Roth. Both of these novels
present fictional accounts of the impact of American populist sentiment and political power on our democratic politics and the personal lives of people both inside
and outside immediate circles of power. These novels engage with history in
uniquely literary ways, and each has been narrated in a way that fits its particular
story. Come and explore! Lively class discussions are sure to break out!
Instructor: Jeff Plowman Class size (30)
Course # 301 Basket Weaving
*Rm #328
We welcome all who are interested in exploring the art of Basket Weaving: Simple
projects for beginners, more advanced options for those with experience; and you
are also welcome to bring your own projects and enjoy the comradery of our
class! Cost per project payable to the instructor.
Instructors: Sharon Bohart & Jane Jackson Class size (10)
Course # 302 Beginning Acrylic Painting
*Rm #305
This class is acrylic painting instruction for beginners. No previous experience
necessary and recommended supply list will be provided prior to beginning of
class. Students MAY NOT take A.M. and P.M. acrylic classes in the same session.
Instructors: Joan Rockwell, Kate Posey & Carolyn Wailes Class size (14)
Course # 303 Chair Caning
*Rm #322
You will learn how to cane your chair or stool. The project should be cleaned and
ready to cane in either herringbone or French cane method. Pay instructor for
supplies. Call instructor with questions.
Herklotz 770-434-5383; Jarman 770-424-1198.
Instructors: Elaine & Richard Herklotz, & Susan Jarman Class size (12)
***Room numbers are subject to change.
Two-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-11:30 Continued
Course # 304 Computer Help! Windows 10 & Internet
*Rm #316
Installing, configuring, customizing, & maintaining the most popular computer
operating system ever. Backup options & procedures, Disaster recovery, and
much more. Windows & Internet– traps, tweaks, tips, advanced search, online
banking, etc. Free tools, utilities, office suites, graphics apps, maintenance tools
and more. Non-structured class starts at 9:30 am. Up close seated limited. Discussion group & individual help starts at 9 AM and continues after class.
Instructor: Kent Raymond Class size (18)
Course # 305 Intermediate Bridge
*Rm #256
This class is the next step for beginning bridge players and for people returning to
bridge. Above all, we will have fun.
Instructors: Dennis Hajek & Jimmie Burrell Class size (16)
Course # 306 iPhone Basics
*Rm #306
The iPhone Basics Class will teach you the basic operation of your iPhone like
how to enter contacts, take photos and videos, and search the internet. We will
also cover the basics of Facebook from how to create a Facebook Page, share
pictures, and comment on other people's posts. Class requirement: You must
have access to an iPhone and bring those devices to class. A $50 digital curriculum materials fee is payable to BlueHair Technology on the first day of class.
Instructors: BlueHair Technology Group, Malcolm Wills & Jane Ratliff
Class size (20)
Course # 307 Knitting & Crochet
*Rm #303
New and experienced knitters and crocheters welcome. Come join our group to
complete a project or start a new one. Get help with a difficult technique or learn
new ones. If you don’t knit or crochet but want to learn, we can teach you the
basics.
Instructor: Peggy Link, Chris Poole & Nelda Langoussis Class size (20)
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Two-Hour Morning Classes 9:30-11:30 Continued
Course # 308 Needle Arts AM
*Rm #303
Learn basic stitches for embroidery, cross stitch, counted cross stitch, and other
needle arts. Bring your own project to work on.
Instructors: Kathy Cooper & Glee Capehart Class size (10)
Course # 309 Recreational Birding
*Rm #104
Students will learn how to use binoculars and birding guides. There will be classroom and field instruction on how to locate and identify birds. Binoculars required (8x42 binoculars recommended, but not necessary). Course requirements: a pair of good walking shoes, PLUS the willingness to possibly miss an
occasional later class as we will be making a few field trips away from FUMC.
Instructor: Pat Pepper Class size (20)
Course # 310 Stained Glass—Lead Came Method
*Rm #329
Learn the lead came method of doing stained glass. Hands on training. You
MUST have taken the copper foil method to take this class. A $20 supply fee is
due on the first day of class, paid to the instructor. The lead came will be available to purchase at cost. For more information call the instructor at (770) 4014026. Students MAY NOT take both stained glass classes in the same session.
Instructors: Norman Marinoff & Warren Stang Class size (8)
Course # 311 The Great American Songbook
*Rm #253
A course dealing with immortal popular American music from about 1910 to
1960. Great composers and lyricists such as Berlin, Kern, Gershwin, Porter,
Rodgers and Hart, Arlen and Mercer will be considered. Very famous songs by
composers with whom you may not be familiar, including Wilder, Warren, and
Weill will also be discussed. Students born after 1950 will require special permission---just kidding!
Instructor: Russell Aiuto Class size (30)
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One-Hour Afternoon Classes 1:00-2:00
Course # 400 Famous Crimes
*Rm #254
An examination of famous (notorious, widely publicized, etc..) crimes of the last
2500 years. Some cases considered will be contemporary, such as the Menendez
brothers, and other historical, such as World War II spies. A few may be famous
court cases, such as Mary Astor's Purple Diaries.
Instructor: Russell Aiuto Class size (40)
Course # 401 General Astronomy( preparation for the 2017 eclipse)
*Rm #252
A development of our present view of the universe in non-mathematical terms.
Instructor: Lee Tucker Class size (40)
Course # 402 Qigong
*Rm #255
Qigong has been used for centuries for overall health and wellbeing. In this class
the student will learn a series of gentle flowing movements that will have a
positive effect on all the joints of the body.
Instructor: Shahida Baig Class size (20)
***Room numbers are subject to change.
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Two-Hour Afternoon Classes 1:00-3:00
Course # 500 Acrylics for Experienced Painters
*Rm # 320
This class is devoted to assessment and critique of acrylic paintings. Students
should have previous experience in the use of acrylics and knowledge of basic art
principles. It is recommended that beginning students take the beginning acrylics
class prior to signing up for this class.
Instructor: Wanda Heffelfinger Class size (12)
Course # 501 Advanced Chair Caning
*Rm #319
Students should have done at least 3 herring bone or 2 French caned chairs. For
French Cane, students will be working advanced patterns such as daisy, star of
David, snowflake and plantation using mixed sizes of cane. For Herring bone, students will work diamond, X and non-standard patterns both regular (repeating),
irregular repeating and nonrepeating patterns (i.e. tree-star-quilt, etc.)
Pay instructor for supplies.
Instructors: Richard Herklotz & Susan Jarman Class size (6)
Course # 502 Android Smartphone Basics
*Rm #306
This class will help with general navigation on your Android Smartphone. Topics
covered include: adding contacts, sending text messages, making calls, taking photos and videos, downloading and managing apps, exploring the internet, using email to communicate, and organization. A $50 digital curriculum materials fee is
payable to BlueHair Technology on the first day of class.
Instructors: Dave Oblinger, Malcolm Wills & Jane Ratliff Class size (20)
Course # 503 Beginning Zen-Doodle
*Rm #303
If you have ever doodled, you will love learning the basics of Zen-doodle (very
similar to Zen-Tangle). An art form that opens your mind and relaxes your soul
while creating unique pieces of art. There will be some material costs. A list of supplies will be emailed prior to class.
Instructor: Lilia Messer Class size (12)
Course # 504 Birdhouse Painting
*Rm #321
In this unique class you will create a Birdhouse front and paint it with your choice
of birds. Making a one of a kind art piece. A supply fee of $5.00 is payable to the
Instructor on the first day of class.
Instructor: Sue Ottosen Class size (10)
Two-Hour Afternoon Classes 1:00-3:00 Continued
Course # 505 Bridge for FUN
*Rm #256
Knowledge of Bridge is necessary. Have fun playing. Cards and score pads are
provided.
Instructors: Cathryn Reinoehl & Joan Ingraham Class size (48)
Course # 506 Card Stamping
*Rm #305
Have you ever received a handmade card? Come learn how to make your own
all occasion cards from “Get Well Wishes”, to “Thinking of You”, or “Happy Birthday”. Each week we will make two cards. Supply fee of $20 will be collected by
instructor on the first day of class.
Instructor: Linda Boisjolie & Sandy McClain Class size (20)
Course # 507 Forest Bathing
*Rm #251
Being out in Nature invokes a sense of serenity. The Japanese call it "forest bathing". With clothes on, we'll spend some time outside on campus and in local gardens appreciating the loveliness that only Georgia springtime can offer. While
we'll occasionally be inside as situations merit, please come prepared to walk a
mile or so at a strolling pace (unless it storms). Note that meeting off site may
mean you might need to forego a late morning class.
Instructor: Doug Davis Class size (25)
Course # 508 Hand & Foot Canasta for Beginners
*Rm #253
This class is designed for the beginner. Come and learn the difference between a
“dirty or clean canasta” and what it takes to “meld”. This will be a good refresher session for those who haven’t played recently. All are welcome: men and
women.
Instructors: Montyne Atkinson & Barbara Turriglio Class size (8)
Course # 509 Hand & Foot Canasta for FUN
*Rm # 253
This class is for experienced players to enjoy an afternoon playing and meeting
other experienced players.
Instructors: Montyne Atkinson & Barbara Turriglio Class size (20)
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Two-Hour Afternoon Classes 1:00-3:00 Continued
Course # 510 Knitting without Needles
*Rm #327
This ain’t your mama’s knitting! If needle knitting isn’t your cup of tea, try Loom
Knitting! It’s fun, simple to learn, and easy on your hands. We’ll make a hat and
scarf to start and proceed from there. Learn different stitches and color
changing. Beginners will get special attention and returning students, help as
needed and new projects. Supply fee of $5 will be payable to the instructor on
the first day of class. Loom info and yarn needed will be discussed at that time.
Call Bonnie with any questions 678-760-4198.
Instructors: Bonnie Anderson & Margarette Anderson Class size (12)
Course # 511 Mexican Train Dominoes for ALL
*Rm #104
A fun game played with dominoes and enjoyed by all ages. No memory work required. No experience needed. Beginners through experienced players welcome.
We use double 12 dominoes and follow written instructions.
Instructors: Virginia Wiley & Kay Simms Class size (30)
Course # 512 Needle Arts PM
*Rm #259
Come join in with a fun group of needle workers. All needle and thread arts welcome; knit, crochet, embroidery, applique, quilting, etc. All levels of experience
welcome. Want to learn a new skill, we will help you.
Instructors: Mary Troschak & Kathy Cooper Class size (15)
Course # 513 Pine Needle Basket Coiling
*Rm #322
Beginners will learn to coil long leaf pine needles into small baskets and bowls,
while others will advance their technique by learning additional stitches and how
to add beads and colorful wraps. Beginner kit will be $20 due to instructor on the
first day of class. Homework is necessary to learn this historic Native American
craft.
Instructors: Linda Prater & Della Boyd Class size (16)
14.
Two-Hour Afternoon Classes 1:00-3:00 Continued
Course # 514 Quilting Bee
*Rm #325
Now is the time to get back to work on that quilt project you have in the back of
the closet. Bring your own project and share in an old-fashioned “Quilting Bee”
atmosphere.
Instructors: Faye George & Sue Draney Class size (10)
Course # 515 Silk Floral Design
*Rm #324
Design silk arrangements, wreaths, swags, etc. of silk flowers and greens. Seasonal and holiday arrangements, unique gift items for Christmas and other holidays. A supply fee of $18 is payable to instructor on the first day of class. The
first class to be demonstration and open discussion for items necessary for class.
Instructors: Theresa Kalven & Mary Ann Skolnick Class size (10)
Course # 516 Stained Glass Copper Foil Method
*Rm #329
Learn while making great gifts. 10% lecture, 90% hands on training. Beginners
and novices get special attention, intermediates, advanced, and pros get help
when required. $20 supply fee due on first day of class to instructor. For more
information, call instructor at 770-795-9431. Students MAY NOT take both AM &
PM classes in same session.
Instructors: John Husselman & Janet Chingwa Class size (8)
Course # 517 Woodcarving– All Levels
*Rm #328
This class is open to first time carvers and those with prior experience. You will
learn about carving tools, basic cutting techniques, tool sharpening, how wood
grain affects carving, finishing techniques, and how to visualize in three
dimensions. If needed, carving knives, strops, and other supplies will be available
for use in class. Wood for carving will be furnished. Please bring a flexible ruler
and a sharpened pencil.
Instructor: Kent Morgan & Billy Duncan Class size (15)
***Room numbers are subject to change.
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Instructions for Registration - Please READ!
Spring 2017 Classes:
Classes are on 8 consecutive Tuesdays - April 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th
May 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd
Location of ELM Classes:
First United Methodist Church of Marietta
56 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, GA 30064 - at 120 Loop
Time of Classes:
Church doors open at 9:00 AM (coffee is available in Family Life Hall for $1:00)
AM Class Periods: 9:30-10:30, 10:45-11:45 or 9:30-11:30
Lunch: 11:30-12:30
PM Class Periods: 1:00-2:00 or 1:00-3:00
ELM fees: $50.00 registration fee for the 8 week session. You may take up to 3
classes. The fee is per session NOT per class. (Other class supply fees may
apply).
ONLINE Registration Begins: March 8th (at 8:00 am) thru March 17th. To register
for classes, go to the ELM website, www.elmcobb.org, and click on the
REGISTRATION TAB. Follow the prompted directions.
No Computer OR Internet: If you do NOT have access to a computer or internet,
call the Director- Kelly Daugherty at 678-910-1579.
Class Changes: First day of classes only. Changes MUST be made at the
registration desk and will be based on class availability. Instructors can not make
class changes. NO CLASS CHANGES after the 1st day of ELM session.
Refunds: No Refunds once the ELM session begins.
Lunch: Optional lunch is available for $7.00, payable by check (written to “ELM”)
or cash at the door. NO reservations required. Brown baggers are
welcome and they may buy coffee, tea or dessert for $1:00 EACH.
Name Tags Required: This is very important, we are guests at FUMC, the name
tag identifies you as a student and provides your Emergency contact information
on the back.
ELM Contact: Kelly, Director (678-910-1579) or [email protected]
ELM Guidelines/Terms & Conditions: When you register for ELM classes you
agree to the ELM Guidelines/Terms & Conditions. Review at www.elmcobb.org.
Winter 2017 Volunteers
Classroom Couriers - John Beard, Sharon Beeler, Donna Lewallen, Susan
McMillan
Greeters - Sharon Beeler, Janice Graham, Dennis Hajak, Christine Jones,
Ken Jones, Linda Lenihan, Donna Lewallen, Pam Olinto, Linda Prater and
Pat Scully
Lunch Cashiers - Linda Bundy, Amy Hunkler, Lilia Messer
FUMC Lunch Helpers - Missy Boyle, Martha Perry, Rebecca Owen, Carol
Westberg
Lunch Program - Quentin Thomas, Cindy Voorhies
Peel & Seal - Bonnie Anderson, Sharon Beeler, Lloyd Blackwell,
Sharon Bohart, Susan Dobesh, Janice Graham, Dennis Hajek, Jane Jackson,
Barbara Key, Kent Morgan, Nancy Morgan, Kate Posey, Linda Prater,
Joan Rockwell
Winter 2017 Donors
Catherine Allen-Doogan
Lida Askew
Carol Banks
Sharon Beeler
Gayle Bender
Jack Birnkammer
Karen Blackwood
Faye Blair
Jim Boone
Jimmie Burrell
Caroline Coppedge
Heidi Dranove
Faye George
Florabelle Getz
Ginger Hopp
Joan Ingraham
Donna Hall
Amy Hunkler
Susan Jarman
Ann Kennedy
Paula Lawrence
Joan Mathews
Susan McMillin
Pauline Meyer
Kent Morgan
Trevor Oldacre
Linda Prater
Cathryn Reinoehl
Amanda Robinson
Carolyn Stoner
Kenneth Voorhies
Merrillee Waterstone
Dixie Whitman
ELM 2017 Sponsors
Helping ELM move forward with
Online Registration!
www.athertonplace.org
www.activefinancialgroup.com
www.arborcompany.com/p-burnt-hickory
www.spinalcheckfoundation.com
www.yourretirementcoach.com
www.winnwoodretirement.com
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