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Door County Learning in Retirement
2020 FALL
COURSE
CATALOG
Online Registration
nwtc.edu/LIR
In-person Registration
with assistance
August 10-11, 2020
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. and
August 18-20, 2020
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Registration Deadline
August 28, 2020
2020-2021 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DCLIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
elected at the Annual Membership
meeting in the Spring of each year
President Dear Friend of Door County Learning in Retirement,
Suzanne Holvenstot • 920-743-1089
Vice President Greetings, Gentle Reader. I sincerely hope you and your family are
Jim Mitsche • 920-445-9847 staying healthy during the time of Covid-19 and distressing national
Treasurer events. I have been busy planting pansies and petunias to feed the
Janet Gale • 920-365-6750 chipmunks and bunnies. You may have been, too. Home exercise also
Secretary takes time. Personally, I thought the dryer was shrinking my clothes. It
Char Rowe • 920-743-5771 was the Refrigerator! So when you step on the scale, if you notice the
Members at Large Furlough 5 or Quarantine 15, Eeeeekkkkk! Let’s turn to a happier topic.
Barbara Bunning • 920-746-4025
Natalie Hagen • 920-495-5330 We are pleased to present the Fall 2020 catalog and opportunity
Sue MacLean • 920-743-1377 once again to participate in Door County Learning in Retirement.
Fran Uteg • 706-781-5900 Classes will look different. Because of the Pandemic, we are
Mary Beth Williams • 920-746-4070 offering many wonderful classes online using Zoom. If you do
NWTC Campus Manager and Liaison not have Internet at home or are uncertain of accessing the
April A. Konitzer • 920-746-4904 app, assistance will be available through the DCLIR office. Please
note that masks are required on the NWTC Campus.
Registration options are both the traditional paper by mail and
2020-2021 online. We are rolling out the software program ProClass, which
COMMITTEE HEADS allows you to join DCLIR with a credit card, select and enroll in
classes and communicate with the DCLIR office online. Assistance
Past President
registering will be offered at NWTC through the DCLIR office. We
John J. Beck • 920-493-6828
welcome Dixie Luedtke, our new administrative assistant, working
Curriculum Co-Chairs
with Monica Nelson. Dixie, we are happy to have you on board!
Mary Koski • 920-493-9345
Tom Mather • 920-915-3767 This fall expenses of DCLIR are increasing. The additions to the
Fran Uteg • 706-781-5900 budget include the annual cost of ProClass subscription, continuing
Financial Chair DCLIR Treasurer insurance fees, and the prospect of supporting the cost of printing
Janet Gale • 920-365-6750 our catalog. Previously, NWTC covered the entire expense of printing,
Social Chair but budget constraints mean that we may need to assume some
Natalie & Odin Hagen • 920-495-5330 of this cost. Annual DCLIR membership will be $70 per year/ $50
Volunteer Committee per semester. We sincerely hope that you will continue to support
Arnie & Helen Berto • 920-473-5026 DCLIR and try some online classes. All of us will be seeking mental
stimulation and the opportunity to learn something new. Even
DCLIR Administrative Assistants remote social contact will be welcome. Remember that scholarships
Dixie Luedtke, Monica K. Nelson are available. A quip I read recently stated, “We Have Enough Youth.
DCLIR OFFICE HOURS: How About a Fountain of Smart?” Regaining youth may be just a
Monday through Friday pipe dream, but rejuvenating your Smart is definitely on the radar!
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
No Kickoff event will be scheduled this year. We remain hopeful
DCLIR OFFICE and CLASSROOM: about the Holiday Party on Dec. 1st! In the words of Yogi Berra,
Room SC111. Closest parking with “The future ain’t what it used to be.” Let’s make it a great Fall,
handicapped spaces is available in nonetheless. We hope that you join in our enthusiasm for ‘learning’ a
the South and East lots. new way to continue LIFELONG LEARNING with DCLIR in FALL 2020.
Door County Learning
in Retirement Sincerely,
229 North 14th Avenue Suzanne Holvenstot
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
President, Door County Learning in Retirement
PHONE: 920-746-4947
E-MAIL: dclir@nwtc.edu
WEBSITE: nwtc.edu/LIR
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/dclirCOURSES BY COURSES BY
DAY AREA OF INTEREST
Monday Cooking-Garden-Home Language-Literature-Writing
37 Fall Fishing 29 Danish Kringle 48 How to Read to Kids:
48 How to Read to Kids 90 Spreading Word A How-To Guide
70 Native Orchids 99 Whodunit? (6)
74 Peace Love R&R (A) Craft-Game-Hobby
75 Peace Love R&R (B) 7 Art of Repurposing Math-Science-Technology
17 Building Pooduck 6 An Introduction to A.I.
Tuesday 37 Fall Fishing (Artificial Intelligence)
4 ALZ Healthy Living 77 Lionel Trains 43 Google Docs (A)
54 Intro to Wales 44 Google Docs (B)
64 Maximize Retirement Door County Focus 78 Quantum PC:
65 Medicare for All 31 Do You Know ALICE?* Basic Cyber & Internet
69 Native Americans in Door County? 79 Quantum PC: Basics of Wi-Fi
76 Pink Dolphins 68 Mystery of Chateau Hutter 80 Quantum PC: Computer Backup
78 Basic Cyber Security 81 Quantum PC: Apple/Mac Device
79 Basics Wi-Fi
Environment-Nature
33 Door County Land Trust Senior Issues
80 Computer Backup
Virtual Visits 4 Alzheimers: Healthy Living
81 Learn Apple/Mac
70 Native Orchid Research 63 Marketplace/Medicare
90 Spreading Word
94 Vaccines 64 Maximize Your Retirement
Health-Fitness-Nutrition (RMD Planning) (2)
19 Chair Yoga
Wednesday 65 Medicare for All
25 Climate Change
5 Electoral College
Effects on Health (2) Travel
6 Artificial Intelligence
46 Herbs: Using Medicinal 54 Intro to Wales
7 Art of Repurposing
Herbs Wisely (2) 111 Pink Dolphins and
26 Coast Guard
94 Vaccines Blue-Footed Boobies
33 DC Land Trust Visits
100 Why Regular Eye Exams?
43 Google Docs (A)
110 Your Heart -
68 Chateau Hutter
More Than A Pump?
Thursday History-Culture-Government
17 Build Pooduck Skiff
5 An Electoral College:
19 Chair Yoga
Past and Present (2)
25 Climate Change
10 Atomic Bomb (2)
55 Is That Really True?
26 Coast Guard:
77 Lionel Trains
Before the Rescue
82 RR Diesel Locomotive
55 Is That Really True?
89 Social History Women
69 Native Americans (3)
99 Whodunit?
74 Peace, Love and
100 Why Eye Exams?
Rock ‘n’ Roll (A)
Friday 75 Peace, Love and
22 Chinese Exercise Rock ‘n’ Roll (B)
29 Danish Kringle 82 Railroad Diesel Locomotives (2)
31 Do You Know ALICE? 89 Social History of
44 Google Docs (B) Women and Children
46 Medicinal Herbs
63 Marketplace Medicare
110 Your Heart
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3September 2020
Su Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa
30 Aug. 31 1 2 3 4 5
#94 Vaccines
10am-12pm
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
LABOR DAY #43 Google Docs (A) #99 Whodunit? #110 Your Heart
10am-12pm 10am-12pm 1pm-3pm
#5 Electoral Coll
1pm-3:30pm
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
#74 Peace, Love, #69 Native #43 Google Docs (A) DCLIR Board #31 Do You
R&R (A) Americans 10am-12pm of Directors Know Alice
1pm-3:30pm 1pm-3pm #7 Art of Meeting 8:30am 10am-12pm
#111 Pink Dolphins Repurposing
1pm-3pm 10am-12pm
#5 Electoral College
1pm-3:30pm
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
#74 Peace, Love, #69 Native #33 DC Land Trust #99 Whodunit?
R&R (B) Americans 1pm-3pm 10am-12pm
1pm-3:30pm 1pm-3pm #19 Chair Yoga
1pm-2pm
#100 Why Eye Exams
3:30pm-5:30pm
27 28 29 30 October 1 October 2 3
#64 Maximize your
Retirement
1pm-3pm
#69 Native
Americans
1pm-3pm
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4October 2020
Su Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa
27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 1 2 3
#55 Is That #44 Google Docs (B)
Really True? 10am-12pm
10am-12pm
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
#37 Fall Fishing #64 Maximize Your #26 Coast Guard #99 Whodunit? #44 Google Docs (B)
1pm-3pm Retirement 1pm-3pm 10am-12pm 10am-12pm
1pm-3pm #17 Building #63 Marketplace
A Pooduck Medicare
1pm-3pm 1pm-3pm
#29 Danish Kringle
1pm-3pm
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
#90 Spreading Word DCLIR Board #46 Medicinal Herbs
10am-12pm of Directors 10am-12pm
#65 Medicare for All Meeting 8:30am
1pm-3pm
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
#4 ALZ: #99 Whodunit? #46 Medicinal Herbs
Healthy Living 10am-12pm 10am-12pm
10am-12pm #82 Railroad/Diesel
1pm-3pm
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
#6 Intro to #89 Social History
Artificial Intel. Women &
10am-12pm Children
1pm-3:30pm
#82 Railroad/Diesel
1pm-3pm
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5November 2020
Su Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ELECTION DAY #77 Lionel Trains #77 Lionel Trains
9:30am-12pm 9:30am-12pm
#79 Basic Wi-Fi
#99 Whodunit?
10am-12pm
10am-12pm
#54 Intro to Wales
#89 Social History
1pm-3pm
Women &
Children
1pm-330pm
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
#70 Native Orchids #10 Atomic Bomb VETERANS DAY #25 Climate Change
1pm-3pm 1pm-3:30pm 10am-12pm
#89 Social History
Women &
Children
1pm-3:30pm
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
#48 How to #78 Basic Cyber #68 Chateau Hutter DCLIR Board
Read to Kids Security 1pm-3pm of Directors
10am-12pm 10am-12pm Meeting 8:30am
#10 Atomic Bomb
1pm-3:30pm
#99 Whodunit?
10am-12pm
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
#80 Computer THANKSGIVING THANKSGIVING
Backup WEEKEND WEEKEND
10am-12pm
29 30 Dec. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 5
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6December 2020
Su Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa
29 Nov. 30 1 2 3 4 5
#81 Quantum PC:
Learn to Use
Apple/Mac
1pm-3pm
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
DCLIR Board
of Directors
Meeting 8:30am
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
CHRISTMAS DAY
27 28 29 30 31 Jan. 1, 2021 2
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7PURSUE YOUR LOVE OF LEARNING
Door County Learning in Retirement is dedicated to facilitating quality, lifelong learning in an open, ongoing
forum for older adults in Northeastern Wisconsin. DCLIR presenters and coordinators are all volunteers.
WELCOME TO DOOR COUNTY REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
LEARNING IN RETIREMENT Please register only for the classes you plan
DCLIR is sponsored in partnership with to attend.
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College – You may register, pay, and manage courses on-line
Sturgeon Bay Campus. Classes will be held virtually
You may also mail in or drop off registrations.
unless otherwise noted in the course descriptions.
As members, you are free to take any classes at
DCLIR courses are peer-led. Our courses are
any time during the semester, as long as the classes
intended for the enjoyment and self-development
remain open. Please check the DCLIR Online website
of the participants.
for specific information.
MEMBERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS
Door County Learning in Retirement is a
Financial assistance is available. Contact the
membership-only organization. Members pay an
DCLIR office for an application for a financial needs
annual fee of $70 with Fall registration which covers
scholarship. Upon approval of your application,
both Fall and Spring semesters. For this fee,
you will be able to register for classes.
members may register for as many classes as
they wish in both semesters. If joining in the
Spring, the cost is $50 for Spring only.
Courses are open to registered members only.
Late registrations including membership fee are
accepted for open classes only.
Please note that class numbers are not sequential. The classes below were
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS taken from our original Fall 2020 Catalog that was drafted pre-COVID.
Alzheimers: Healthy Living for An Electoral College: Past and Present (2)
Your Brain and Body Course #: 5
Course #: 4 Presenter: Larry Desotell
Presenter: Kate Kahles Coordinator: Bonnie Connolly, 920-746-9199
Coordinator: Tom Mather, 920-915-3767 E-Mail: dconnoll@charter.net
E-Mail: tommatexe@outlook.com Date: Wednesday, September 9, 16
Date: Tuesday, October 20 Session(s): 2
Session(s): 1 Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Location: Online
Location: Online This class will examine the original intention of the
For centuries, we’ve known that the health of the brain Founding Fathers in creating the Electoral College
and the body are connected. Now, science is able to through their distrust of democracy and their
provide insights into how to make lifestyle choices emphasis on states’ rights. It will look at the EC in the
that may help you keep your brain and body healthy as Constitution and Hamilton’s defense of it in Federalist
you age. Join us to learn about research in the areas 69. The class will trace the evolution of the EC as it
of diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and functions today, its impact on campaigning, and the
social engagement, and use hands-on tools to help you proposals for change.
incorporate these recommendations into a plan for Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture
healthy aging.
Area of Interest: Senior Issues
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8An Introduction to A.I. end the war quickly and save American lives, its use as
(Artificial Intelligence) a diplomatic tool to counter Soviet behavior in Eastern
Europe and Asia, and from the role played by Harry S
Course #: 6
Truman and his advisors.
Presenter: Jim O’Reilly
Area of Interest: History-Culture-Government
Coordinator: John Beck, 920-493-6828
E-Mail: jjbeckmd@usa.com
Date: Wednesday, October 28 Building The Pooduck Skiff
Session(s): 1 Course #: 17
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Presenter: Bill Freyman
Location: Online Coordinator: John Koski, 920-493-9344
We’ve become used to machines that “think” for us: E-Mail: koski@wi.rr.com
from cars and robots to the charming “helpers” on our Date: Thursday, October 8
computers, always ready to do our bidding. But what Session(s): 1
is artificial intelligence? What are the limits to what it Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
can do? We will map out a neural network and show the Location: Online
math behind the hype. This is a repeat of the class given Home boatbuilding is becoming more popular each year.
in Fall, 2019, with an overview of what has changed in This presentation will walk you through the process of
the past year. building a plywood lapstrake and epoxy sailing skiff. It
Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology is a full introduction to the work, materials, and skills
required to successfully build a small rowing/sailboat at
(The) Art of Repurposing home with simple tools and modest skills, all presented
by an amateur who has been through the experience.
Thrift Shop Finds and Your Stuff
Area of Interest: Craft-Game-Hobby
Course #: 7
Presenter: Mary Lindemann
Coordinator: George Roenning, 920-559-0524 Chair Yoga
E-Mail: georgeroenning@gmail.com Course #: 19
Date: Wednesday, September 16 Presenter: Suzanne Holvenstot
Session(s): 1 Coordinator: Terie Johnson, 262-945-7150
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. E-Mail: tpjohnson8@gmail.com
Location: Online Date: Thursday, September 24
Don’t throw it away - repurpose it! Join us for a fun- Session(s): 1
filled class on thrift store shopping and repurposing to Time: 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
create unique, inexpensive outfits and home décor for Location: Online
every occasion! Mary will share her passion for thrift Chair yoga modifies yoga for the older, or less active
store finds and give us tips on items to look for. We’ll set. If you want a gentle workout to get started, but
also hear tips from this traveling salesperson on how to feel rusty, are recovering from surgery, or have injury,
pack a carry-on suitcase for business and pleasure. weight, or mobility issues, consider chair yoga. All
Area of Interest: Craft-Game-Hobby movements are done sitting in a chair or standing near
one. Consider comfortable clothing that keeps you
Atomic Bomb: The Decision to covered while stretching. You can practice barefoot or
wearing grippy socks or flexible shoes. In this session we
Use The Atomic Bomb Against Japan (2)
will practice postures that promote flexibility, balance,
Course #: 10 and range of motion. Most participants experience a
Presenter: Larry Desotell sense of calm and relaxed breathing. As ever, listen to
Coordinator: John Koski, 920-493-9344 your own body and modify movements to accommodate
E-Mail: koski@wi.rr.com your needs. A relaxed atmosphere and soothing music
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 17 enhance the experience. Benefit from the grace, beauty,
Session(s): 2 and gentle energy of chair yoga.
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition
Location: Online
The class will examine the American decision to use
the atomic bomb against the Japanese on August 6
and 9, 1945. It will analyze the use of the bomb from
the perspective of its use simply as another weapon to
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9Climate Change Effects On Health shaped like a knotted pretzel, these days kringles are
Course #: 25 typically formed in a large ring or rectangle. It can be
Presenter: David LaLuzerne filled with a variety of fruit, nut, and candy flavors.
Coordinator: Gwenn Graboyes, 414-315-4546
In this class you will make this Scandinavian pastry at
E-Mail: gwenn.graboyes@gmail.com
home by hand with layers of pastry dough in order to
Date: Thursday, November 12
create a flaky crust.
Session(s): 1
Area of Interest: Cooking-Home-Garden
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Location: Online
The dramatic effects that climate change are causing Do You Know ALICE?* in Door County?
will also affect our ability to stay healthy. Flooding, Course #: 31
drought, carbon dioxide and other gases all will Presenter: Amy Kohnle
change our environment in ways that can especially Coordinator: Joe Kopec, 920-818-0112
impact seniors and children. This class will look at E-Mail: joekopec@gmail.com
these impacts. Date: Friday, September 18
Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition Session(s): 1
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Coast Guard: Before the Rescue Location: Online
ALICE is a United Way acronym that stands for Asset
Course #: 26
Limited, Income Constrained, Employed*. ALICE is your
Presenter: Andrew J. Murphy
childcare worker, your neighbor on Social Security, the
Coordinator: Suzanne Holvenstot, 920-743-1089
cashier at your supermarket, the gas attendant, the
E-Mail: suzscott7@icloud.com
salesperson at your local retailer, your waitress, a home
Date: Wednesday, October 7
health aide, an office clerk. ALICE cannot always pay the
Session(s): 1 bills, has little or nothing in savings, and is forced to
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. make tough choices such as deciding between quality
Location: Online childcare or paying the rent. One unexpected car repair
This course will discuss the seldom seen side of the or medical bill can push these financially strapped
Coast Guard, Marine Safety. The Coast Guard inspects families over the edge. What can we do about ALICE?
a wide variety of passenger vessels and commercial We’d like to share information with you on ALICE in Door
vessels all over the country ensuring the safety of County and then discuss how, we as a community, can
the public and the environment. We will discuss Coast work to solve this community challenge.
Guard history and some of the disasters over the past Area of Interest: Door County Focus
several hundred years that have shaped the modern day
Coast Guard. We will also look at the types of vessels
the Coast Guard inspects and the different items and Door County Land Trust Virtual Visits
systems that Coast Guard inspectors generally look at Course #: 33
when onboard a vessel during an inspection. Lastly, we Presenter: Tom Clay
will discuss some local Coast Guard history and go over Coordinator: Joe Kopec, 920-818-0112
the different Coast Guard units found in Door County. E-Mail: joekopec@gmail.com
Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture Date: Wednesday, September 23
Session(s): 1
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Danish Kringle Making Location: Online
Course #: 29 Join Tom Clay and Terrie Cooper on a virtual visit to
Presenter: Gina Guth some of the Door County Land Trust’s (DCLT) newest
Coordinator: Sher Rockway, 630-846-1052 preserves: Pebble Beach, Sister Bay and Big and Little
E-Mail: shrock10@gmail.com Susie Island on Washington Island. Learn how you can
Date: Friday, October 9 incorporate and improve your hiking, birding and photo
Session(s): 1 skills by joining DCLT events.
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Online Since its inception in 1986, the DCLT has worked to
When Danish immigrants settled in Racine, Wisconsin, preserve, maintain and enhance lands that contribute
in the late 1800s, they brought with them a tender, significantly to the scenic beauty, open space, and
buttery, fruit- or nut-filled pastry known as “kringle.” ecological integrity of Door County. In pursuit of this
Kringle is the Danish word for pretzel. Originally mission. It has earned a reputation as one of the
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10Midwest’s premier conservation organizations, working Google Docs: Getting Started with
with scores of landowners to protect more than 8,000 Google Docs: (B)
acres of fields, forests, farmlands, orchards, wetlands Course #: 44
and shoreline. The DCLT is a local, non-profit, non- Presenter: Mary Koski
governmental organization supported by more than Coordinator: Renée Bauernfeind, 920-246-4682
2,200 individuals who love Door County and share a E-Mail: rjk2247@gmail.com
concern for its future. Date: Friday, October 2, 9
Area of Interest: Environment-Nature Session(s): 2
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Fall Fishing for Perch and Walleye Location: Online
Have you ever tried to work with others to share a
Course #: 37
document, plan an event, or edit a newsletter? Are you
Presenter: Gary Nault
tired of sharing endless paper drafts and email
Coordinator: Mike LeClair, 920-901-9955
attachments? If so, Google Docs is for you! Google Docs
E-Mail: michaeln.leclair@yahoo.com
is a free program designed for collaboration. It can be
Date: Monday, October 5
accessed on the internet by computers or even
Session(s): 1
smartphones. In this class, you will learn to create and
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
share Google Docs. You will learn how to edit or
Location: Online
comment on shared docs. You’ll also learn how to create
Gary Nault is a local fisherman and guide with expertise
folders to organize the documents you create. If time
in both open water and ice fishing. For this course he will
permits, we will take a quick look at Google
discuss ice fishing equipment, techniques, baits, and
Spreadsheets and Google Presentation. You will need a
safety; he will also be available for questions.
Gmail or Google account.
Area of Interest: Craft-Game-Hobby
Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology
Google Docs: Getting Started with
Herbs: Using Medicinal Herbs Wisely (2)
Google Docs: (A)
Course #: 46
Course #: 43 Presenter: David LaLuzerne
Presenter: Mary Koski Coordinator: Karen Callahan, 815-793-8276
Coordinator: John Koski, 920-493-9344 E-Mail: alss.callahan@gmail.com
E-Mail: koski@wi.rr.com Date: Friday, October 16, 23
Date: Wednesday, September 9, 16 Session(s): 2
Session(s): 2 Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Location: Online
Location: Online Herbal medicine is the art and science of using herbs for
Have you ever tried to work with others to share a promoting health and preventing and treating illness. It
document, plan an event, or edit a newsletter? Are you has persisted as the world’s primary form of medicine
tired of sharing endless paper drafts and email since the beginning of time, with a written history that is
attachments? If so, Google Docs is for you! Google Docs more than 5,000 years old. As herbs become more
is a free program designed for collaboration. It can be widely used today, an important part of making sure
accessed on the internet by computers or even they are safe and effective is to understand the best
smartphones. In this class, you will learn to create and way to use them. The class will include sections on the
share Google Docs. You will learn how to edit or history of herbs, the science of herbs and current herbal
comment on shared docs. You’ll also learn how to create practices with examples of herbs that are found right
folders to organize the documents you create. If time here in Door County – in a garden, a backyard, a wild-
permits, we will take a quick look at Google growing field, the forests or by the water.
Spreadsheets and Google Presentation. You will need a Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition
Gmail or Google account.
Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology
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11How to Read to Kids: A How-To Guide Marketplace and Medicare:
Course #: 48 Know Your Options
Presenter: Beth Lokken Course #: 63
Coordinator: Karen Callahan, 815-793-8276 Presenter: Melissa Andrews
E-Mail: alss.callahan@gmail.com Coordinator: DCLIR Office, 920-746-4947
Date: Monday, November 16 E-Mail: dclir@nwtc.edu
Session(s): 1 Date: Friday, October 9
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Session(s): 1
Location: Online Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Has it been a while since you read to a child? Location: Online
Come brush up on your skills with Miss Beth from Are you overwhelmed and unsure about your health
the Door County Library. Get tips on how to choose insurance options? Are you or your spouse planning
the right book for your favorite little person, how to retirement and need guidance on developing a plan?
share the books, and why it’s so important for child Join Melissa Andrews of Olive Benefits for an
brain development. educational session discussing your health insurance
Area of Interest: Language-Literature-Writing options and gain tips on how to compare them, ensuring
that you make an informed choice.
Area of Interest: Senior Issues
Introduction to Wales
Course #: 54
Presenter: Mike and Cheryl Murphy Maximize Your Retirement
Coordinator: Fran Uteg, 706-781-5900 (RMD Planning) (2)
E-Mail: fran.uteg@gmail.com Course #: 64
Date: Tuesday, November 3 Presenter: John D. Weninger, CFP
Session(s): 1 Coordinator: Renée Bauernfeind, 920-246-4682
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. E-Mail: rjk2247@gmail.com
Location: Online Date: Tuesday, Sept. 29, Oct. 6
A historical, cultural, and pictorial overview of Great Session(s): 1
Britain’s smallest country, famous for its tongue-twisting Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
place names, spectacular castles, picturesque mountains, Location: Online
quaint villages, charming legends, distinctive music, and Are you proactively planning to maximize your
famous actors and writers, including Dylan Thomas. retirement? John D. Weninger, CFP®, a fee-only fiduciary
Area of Interest: Travel advisor, specializes in teaching how successful retirees
can maximize their retirement years. We will discuss the
Is That Really True? strategies available to minimize taxes and create an
investment portfolio built to generate income. We’ll also
Course #: 55
discuss the new SECURE ACT. This class will help all who
Presenter: George Roenning
attend to gain confidence that they are “maximizing
Coordinator: Mary Koski, 920-493-9345
their retirement”!
E-Mail: marykoski25@gmail.com
Area of Interest: Senior Issues
Date: Thursday, October 1
Session(s): 1
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Medicare for All
Location: Online Course #: 65
Hardly a day passes without a statement – whether it be Presenter: Brian Stephens
from a friend, social media, an advertisement, a Coordinator: Joe Kopec, 920-818-0112
politician or political pundit – which raises the question E-Mail: joekopec@gmail.com
“Is that really true?” Critical thinking is a way to detect Date: Tuesday, October 13
and evaluate these statements; in this course critical Session(s): 1
thinking will be defined and its application discussed. Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture Location: Online
From health insurance to prescription drug prices, the
cost of healthcare has been a political issue for decades.
There’s good reason for that: In 2018, $3.7 trillion was
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12spent on healthcare-related goods and services, 18% of pursue the remarkable contributions of the Original
the nation’s gross domestic product. The issue People of North and South America to the rest of the
encompasses several government programs, with world. Participants are encouraged to look for the
Medicare (which primarily serves the 65+ population) four-part video series from the Public Broadcasting
and Medicaid (for low-income people) being the best System: “Native America.” It is available on the PBS
known. Beyond government healthcare programs, website and also from the library system.
private insurance is also an important aspect of this Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture
issue. The current political campaign leading up to the
November election has focused on “Medicare for All.”
Let’s discuss this important issue from a non-partisan, Native Orchid Research and
factual perspective. Restoration at The Ridges Sanctuary
Area of Interest: Senior Issues Course #: 70
Presenter: Matt Peter
Coordinator: Nellie DeBaker, 920-845-5033
(The) Mystery of Chateau Hutter E-Mail: nelliepdebaker@gmail.com
Course #: 68 Date: Monday, November 9
Presenter: Myles Dannhausen, Jr. Session(s): 1
Coordinator: Mary Koski, 920-493-9345 Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
E-Mail: marykoski25@gmail.com Location: Online
Date: Wednesday, November 18 Learn how the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay,
Session(s): 1 The Ridges and the Smithsonian are committed to
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. terrestrial orchid research and restoration.
Location: Online Area of Interest: Environment-Nature
Back by popular demand! For more than 6o years,
Chateau Hutter has begged the questions from visitors
and residents alike: What is the story behind the Peace, Love and Rock ‘n’ Roll (A)
crumbling resort on that beautiful piece of property Course #: 74
between Sturgeon Bay and Egg Harbor? Writer Myles Presenter: Steve Gomoll
Dannhausen Jr. has asked himself that question for as Coordinator: Helen Berto, 920-473-5026
long he could remember. A few years ago he set about E-Mail: bertoh@charter.net
digging for the answer and found much more than he Date: Monday, September 14
expected: an eccentric developer with dreams bigger Session(s): 1
than his talents; a slick, lawsuit-happy lawyer more Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
adept at cultivating enemies than enticing customers; Location: Online
a mind-boggling lawsuit that confounded judges and In our follow-up to last semester’s “Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Here
attorneys. Dannhausen tells the tale gleaned from To Stay: Exploring the Early Years,” presentation on the
dozens of interviews, court documents and archival History of Rock ‘n’ Roll, we’ll look at the continued
video/images in a special presentation. evolution of music and the emergence of new artists.
Area of Interest: Door County Focus Our journey through the years 1966-1975 will take us into
the Summer of Love and on to Woodstock, one of the
most important musical events in modern history. As
Native Americans of Door and Kewaunee music becomes heavier and more psychedelic, the
County – and Beyond (3) charts are still dominated by Pop, Bubble Gum, and new
Course #: 69 teen idols. Soft Rock counters the Heavy Rock in the
Presenter: David Rustin Lea early 1970’s and then yields to the Disco Era as we
Coordinator: Nellie DeBaker, 920-845-5033 conclude the series. You will enjoy an extended “trip”
E-Mail: nelliepdebaker@gmail.com down memory lane as we rock through the sounds and
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 15, 22, 29 images of another decade of change.
Session(s): 3 Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Online
Focusing on Chief Simon Onanguisse Kahquados, who is
buried prominently in Peninsula Statae Park, we will
explore the history of the Potawatomi and their
neighbors in the past 300 years. We will expand to look
into the large and complex Mississippi cultures and
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13Peace, Love and Rock ‘n’ Roll (B) Quantum PC:
Course #: 75 Basic Cyber and Internet Security
Presenter: Steve Gomoll Course #: 78
Coordinator: Helen Berto, 920-473-5026 Presenter: Nathan Drager
E-Mail: bertoh@charter.net Coordinator: Renée Bauernfeind, 920-246-4682
Date: Monday, September 21 E-Mail: rjk2247@gmail.com
Session(s): 1 Date: Tuesday, November 17
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Session(s): 1
Location: Online Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
In our follow-up to last semester’s “Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Here Location: Online
To Stay: Exploring the Early Years,” presentation on the The focus of this class will be on the new types of remote
History of Rock ‘n’ Roll, we’ll look at the continued scams, often triggered from a phone call, or pop-up ad
evolution of music and the emergence of new artists. on the victim’s computer. We will be presenting
Our journey through the years 1966-1975 will take us into information on how to identify these types of scams, and
the Summer of Love and on to Woodstock, one of the how to take proactive and preventive measures against
most important musical events in modern history. As these attacks. This will include the proper implementation
music becomes heavier and more psychedelic, the and use of security and firewall software, as well as an
charts are still dominated by Pop, Bubble Gum, and new understanding of the concepts and techniques employed
teen idols. Soft Rock counters the Heavy Rock in the in these attacks. We will also touch on what steps to take
early 1970’s and then yields to the Disco Era as we if you have been the target of an attack, how to secure
conclude the series. You will enjoy an extended “trip” the device, and what can be done to further protect your
down memory lane as we rock through the sounds and credit and identity.
images of another decade of change. Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology
Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture
Quantum PC: Basics of Wi-Fi and How to
Playing With Lionel Trains Get The Most Out of Your Wireless Network
in the 21st Century (2) Course #: 79
Course #: 77 Presenter: Nathan Drager
Presenter: Bill Freyman Coordinator: Tom Mather, 920-915-3767
Coordinator: John Koski, 920-493-9344 E-Mail: tommatexe@outlook.com
E-Mail: koski@wi.rr.com Date: Tuesday, November 3
Date: Wednesday/Thursday, November 4, 5 Session(s): 1
Session(s): 2 Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Time: 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Location: Online
Location: Online This course will teach you the basics of Wi-Fi, and
They were popular throughout the 20th Century and demonstrate how to get the most out of your wireless
still are in the 21st. Lionel and the wider world of network. Topics will include proper router setup and
o-gauge model/toy trains is enjoying another golden placement, wireless security, addressing dead spots,
age. Here is an opportunity to explore a modern Lionel how to lower your internet bill, extenders and regulars,
display-style layout from its conception to its current and alternatives to ISP-provided Wi-Fi. We will also be
state of operation. The Calumet Champaign & Egg providing demonstrations on wireless printing
Harbor Railway is a private 8.5 x 16 foot toy train layout techniques to enable printing from phones and tablets.
that features classic and modern o-gauge trains, a Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology
number of operating accessories, and the latest digital
command control systems. The layout is Wi-Fi enabled,
so an iPhone or iPad can be part of the fun. The first
session features a quick look at the world of O-gauge
model/toy trains and a detailed review of the planning
and building of the layout. The second session, which
will be scheduled at the first session, is a virtual visit to
the layout.
Area of Interest: Craft-Game-Hobby
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14Quantum PC: Computer Backup and Railroad Diesel Locomotives: A Historical
Disaster Prevention Tale Everyone Can Appreciate (2)
Course #: 80 Course #: 82
Presenter: Nathan Drager Presenter: Robert Lettenberger
Coordinator: John J. Beck, 920-493-6828 Coordinator: Nellie DeBaker, 920-845-5033
E-Mail: jjbeckmd@usa.com E-Mail: nelliepdebaker@gmail.com
Date: Tuesday, November 24 Date: Thursday, October 22, 29
Session(s): 1 Session(s): 2
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Online Location: Online
The focus of this course will be on backing up your For the past 60 years, diesel power has dominated the
computer, with an emphasis on building a routine, American railroad. Here we will explore how the diesel
automated backup system. Instruction will be given on displaced the steam locomotive, the history of
performing this task using the free, built-in tools development and some of the more unusual locomotive
included with both Mac and Windows operating systems. seen on U.S. railroads. While diesel power has many
We will discuss the various types of backup devices, how technical aspects, our program will be an approachable
to backup multiple devices to OneDrive, cloud storage history with just the right amount of technology thrown
and offsite backup options, and how to restore your in to understand the subject.
computer from a backup. Area of Interest: History-Government-Culture
Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology
Social History of Women and Children
Quantum PC: Learning to Use in 19th Century America (3)
Your Apple/Mac Device Course #: 89
Course #: 81 Presenter: Lou Covotsos
Presenter: Erin Helgeson Coordinator: Sher Rockway, 630-846-1052
Coordinator: John J. Beck, 920-493-6828 E-Mail: shrock10@gmail.com
E-Mail: jjbeckmd@usa.com Date: Thursday, Oct. 29; Nov. 5, 12
Date: Tuesday, December 1 Session(s): 3
Session(s): 1 Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Location: Online
Location: Online This survey of U.S. history from post-Civil War to the
So, you acquired a fancy, new Apple/Mac iThingy, but early 20th century will include the role of women as
don’t know the first thing about getting it to work for set against the broader currents of late 19th century
you. Or, maybe you have more advanced questions and early 20th century America. Social Darwinism,
about your device. In either case, this class is the right industrialization, urbanization, immigration and social
place to solve your problems. Instead of letting your reform all come into play with a perspective of women
iPhone, iPad, or iMac laptop just sit there in its box, and children. Also highlighted will be temperance
bring it with you to this class, where macMommy Erin will movements, women’s suffrage, birth control, the
answer your questions, help you get started, and settlement house movement, and issues related to
demonstrate the many useful ways your Mac can make children, such as child labor, juvenile delinquency,
your life a bit easier. infant mortality, and the origins of Social Security
Area of Interest: Math-Science-Technology and modern welfare.
Area of Interest: History-Culture-Government
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15Spreading the Word About you find the ones that are just right for you! Come to
Cheese Spread, That Is… the first class prepared to talk about your favorite (or
most recently read) mystery.
Course #: 90
Area of Interest: Language-Literature-Writing
Presenter: Mary Lindemann
Coordinator: George Roenning, 920-559-0524
E-Mail: georgeroenning@gmail.com Why Regular Eye Exams?
Date: Tuesday, October 13 Course #: 100
Session(s): 1 Presenter: Paul Filar, O.D.
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Coordinator: Elroy Rasmussen, 920-856-6230
Location: Online E-Mail: elroy@centurytel.net
Learn about cheese! The basics of cheese will be Date: Thursday, September 24
reviewed, then we’ll learn how Pine River Pre-Pack Session(s): 1
cheese spread is made and marketed nationwide. Tips Time: 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
on how to pack cheese for mailing and/or shipping will Location: Online
be shared, along with ideas on serving cheese at social Dr. Filar will provide an overview of why everyone
gatherings. Best of all, we’ll be able to sample unique should have regular eye exams. He will answer the
cheese spread flavors! questions, ‘what does a competent and complete eye
Area of Interest: Cooking-Home-Garden exam reveal and can it provide an early warning for a
more serious issue?’
Vaccines Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition
Course #: 94
Presenter: Katie Van Laanen, Rachel Millner Your Heart - More Than A Pump?
Coordinator: Monica Nelson, 920-746-4947 Techniques for Reducing Stress and
E-Mail: Monica.Nelson@nwtc.edu
Date: Tuesday, September 1
Building Resilience
Session(s): 1 Course #: 110
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Presenter: David J. Ferguson, M.D., SCA®
Location: Online Coordinator: Elroy Rasmussen, 920-856-6230
This course will cover the history of vaccines; when, E-Mail: elroy@centurytel.net
how and to whom various vaccines should be Date: Friday, September 11
administered; facts, myths and misconceptions Session(s): 1
regarding effects of vaccines...all with a focus of Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
keeping Grandparents ‘in the know’ regarding their Location: Online
own health and that of their Grandchildren. Life sure can get complicated! Chronic emotional
Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition stress, characterized by feelings of anger, anxiety and
frustration, adversely impacts our health and well-
being. In this course, we will explore research that looks
Whodunit? (6) at the heart and its role in the mind-body connection.
Course #: 99 We’ll examine how the heart affects the brain and
Presenter: Lynn Kaczmarek higher cognitive functions, like attention, memory and
Coordinator: Liz Orlock, 920-559-9235 problem-solving. Learn techniques to improve the heart-
E-Mail: liz.orlock@gmail.com brain interaction, decrease stress and build
Date: Thursday, Sept. 10, 24; better resilience.
Oct. 8, 22; Nov. 5, 19 Area of Interest: Health-Fitness-Nutrition
Session(s): 6
Time: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Location: Online
Wondering what to read next? Join our mystery reading
and discussion group. Lynn Kaczmarek, retired Managing
Editor of the national publication “Mystery News,” will
lead the group, introducing you to new and not-so-new
authors in five sub-genres: British, Award Nominees,
Amateur Sleuth, Espionage and Wild Card. There are
over 1500 mysteries published every year. Let us help
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16Pink Dolphins and Blue-Footed Boobies: water. Iguanas, tortoises, the Blue-Footed Booby and
The Colors of the Amazon River and the their cousins were an inspiration to Charles Darwin as
he developed the Theory of Evolution and, because of
Galapagos Islands
the great care taken by national and world interests,
Course #: 111 they remain so today. The lush tropical rainforest of
Presenter: Kate Wulle-Dugan the Amazon has its own spectacular variety of flora
Coordinator: Mary Koski, 920-493-9345 and wildlife including Pink River dolphins, piranhas and
E-Mail: marykoski25@gmail.com macaws. The challenge of keeping that variety intact in
Date: Tuesday, September 15 the face of the impact of greed and modernization is
Session(s): 1 even greater today than before.
Time: 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Area of Interest: Travel
Location: Online
The spectacular variety of life in South America is
astonishing. Kate will contrast two iconic areas of the
continent: the Galapagos Islands off the west coast More classes will be added during the semester.
of Ecuador and the Amazon River in equatorial Brazil. Additional information will be available via
The relatively barren Galapagos Islands are home to an email, Facebook and the DCLIR website.
amazing variety of species, both above and below the
REGISTRATION PROCESS
NEW OPTIONS ONLINE
FOR FALL 2020 REGISTRATION DETAILS
Register online. This will be a two-step process.
Fall 2020 will be our first online registration option
using ProClass software, with credit card payment. First, you need to set up an online account. If you
are a past member, you will receive a username
We will hold registration sessions in SC111 (DCLIR
and temporary password. Those “new” to DCLIR
classroom) to help members through the registration
will create a username and password and complete
process and become more acquainted with how to
a member profile. Have a username and password in
use Zoom to bring these courses to you. Look for
mind for creating the online registration account; the
information in the weeks to come.
password should be a minimum of eight characters.
Mail a traditional registration form. Everyone needs to pay the membership fee
1. Complete the form included in the catalog. before registering for classes. Have your credit
2. Remember to prioritize your course choices. card at hand, since payment is by credit card. (Visa,
3. Make your check out to NWTC, not DCLIR. MasterCard, Discover, but not American Express)
Please note: Registration will be done on a first-come,
Second, you need to register for classes. Before
you begin online registration, please be ready with:
first-served basis. Those who register online will know
immediately what course they are in. • Course descriptions: Read the course
descriptions carefully so that you can select the
Mailed registration forms will be entered by
course(s) you would like to register for.
DCLIR staff and volunteers as they are received.
• Course list: Make a list of courses you would
like to choose, in preference order. If a course is
already full then you’ll be able to try your next
preference immediately.
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FREQUENTLY
HELPFUL HINTS FOR A FULFILLING SEMESTER
ASKED QUESTIONS
DOOR COUNTY LEARNING IN RETIREMENT coordinator contact information, times, dates, location,
IS A MEMBERSHIP-ONLY ORGANIZATION. and fees. You will also find the catalog, updates and/or
The DCLIR Annual Membership fee is $70.00 and changes to the schedule on our website at nwtc.edu/LIR.
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terms and an opportunity to participate in all DCLIR for updates.
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communication with our members is via e-mail. We send
classes and participate in DCLIR sponsored events.
out E-News with announcements, class changes or
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fees are used to fund the organization.
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Facing the main entrance, we are at the far left (South) on a regular basis and let us know if your e-mail
of the building. Our entrance is located off the South address has changed. Thanks!
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well as handicapped spaces. Additional handicapped
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KEEP YOUR CATALOG and confirmation letter a confirmed course for any reason, please contact
or email for future reference! Find course listings, the course coordinator as listed in the catalog.
AS A MEMBER, HOW CAN I bertoh@charter.net, or any members of the Board of
Directors through the Learning in Retirement Office at
HELP THE ORGANIZATION? 920-746-4947 or email nwtc.dclir@nwtc.edu.
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supported by volunteer energy. Members are share? Become a DCLIR Presenter. Download a Course
encouraged to participate so that the program can Proposal form from the DCLIR website and scan/
continue. There are several ways a member can do more e-mail it, snail mail, or drop it off at the DCLIR Office
than attend courses: presenting a class, serving as a and we will forward to our Curriculum Committee.
coordinator, volunteering to work on our curriculum,
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finance, social or nominating committees; helping with
for questions and information:
mailings, registration or in the office, or serving on the
DCLIR Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
DCLIR Board of Directors. Our Board, along with the
(on the NWTC - Sturgeon Bay Campus)
DCLIR Office, coordinates, facilitates and supervises
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all aspects of the Learning in Retirement program –
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a program that has been successful for 15 years.
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Contact Helen and Arnie at 920-473-5026 or email
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Fall Registration Begins August 5, 2020
ANNUAL 2020/2021 MEMBERSHIP FEE IS $70.00
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After August 28, late registrations including membership fee are accepted for open classes only.
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