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Community Education
Program
“Education is the cornerstone of our communities and our country” Bill Frist
Issue 1 Fall 2019
1
Becoming part of the
WHAT IS COMMUNITY
Community Education Program
EDUCATION PROGRAM?
Community Education is a community-based
learning program which covers two learning terms:
Community Fall and Spring. All participants must register to
Education Program sign-up for lectures, trips, and courses. Some
is a dynamic program for events have small fees through-out the year.
adults offered by the
Workforce Development All registrations are individual; each family member
Center at Camp Community must complete a separate registration form.
College. This program will offer non- Registrations must be completed for Courses,
credit courses to adults who want to Program Extras, and On the Go for an accurate
improve their skills, explore new head count. A person may enroll in as many
ideas, and interact with interesting courses per term as he/she chooses. There is no
people in their community. Choosing minimum or maximum limit of courses for which
from a diverse collection of courses, you may register.
learners can create their own
development program, expand their Participants are encouraged to use the website
views of the world and enrich their https://www.pdc.edu/workforce-development/
lives and their communities. community-education/ to access courses and
Elements of the program include: registration information. You may also contact us at
757-569-6062 for assistance with registration. You
Lectures may register in-person at the Workforce
Development Center in Franklin;100 N. College
Non-credit, community education Drive; Franklin, VA 23851. You may also register
courses by mail or email: (communityed@pdc.edu).
Opportunities to travel to area Fall Catalog
attractions and museums September — December, 2019
Register for all classes/trips 1 week prior to
Small workshops with local class/event.
experts in healthcare, financial
literacy, the arts, etc.
Social activities Spring Catalog
September 4 - Community Fellowship Potluck
Time: 1 PM Place: Room 218
INTERESTED IN BEING A
VOLUNTEER? See pg. 20 for more information.
We need volunteers (instructors,
classroom assistants, administrative Door Prizes will be provided. Bring your favorite
support staff, etc.) in all capacities to food items. Drinks and paper products provided.
help us with our new program.
Contact Melba Holland at January — May, 2020
757-569-6062 to find out more about
volunteer opportunities! Catalog will be available on
November 29, 2019
We’d love to have you join our team!
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Not Sure Community Education
is for You?
Test Drive A Free Class!
Try one of our free classes below without registering.
Feel free to drop in on ONE class to see
what the program is all about.
Biblical Literature Classes
Community Education Book Club
Program Knitting Clubs: Babies and Cancer
Movie Time
It takes a village…
To offer the greatest opportunity Southampton Memorial Hospital
for personal development and
Technology Classes
enrichment, we realized that
partnering with local organizations Understanding Opera
that were aligned to this vision
was the key to everyone’s
success. And we were so right.
Thanks to all our Community
Education partners across South
Hampton Roads: Look for this icon for Test Drive
AARP
Blackwater Regional eligible classes!
Library
Davenport & Company,
LLC
Franklin Bowling Alley Meet our instructors and other friends and decide for yourself
Isle of Wight County how great our program is! Your test drive also includes a stop
Museum in The Buzz (Room 218) for the coffee bar.
IKEA & Norfolk Premium
Mall
Keurig Dr. Pepper
Mariner’s Museums & Park
We know once you’ve had a taste of Community Education,
Smithfield & Isle of Wight you’ll want more!
County Tourism
SmithfieldVA Events
Suffolk Center for the So after you test drive, join the FUN by registering for
Cultural Arts
additional Community Education classes / events.
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
The Village at Wood’s Edge
United Way
Virginia Aquarium & Marine
Science Center
Williamsburg Tourism
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Feature Story Feature Story
Workforce Development Center is proud to
Mr. Joseph Purvis announce that Joseph Purvis and Willard Ricks
joined us as our new Community Education Drivers.
& Joseph worked at Norfolk State University as a
motor coach driver for many years. He has worked
Mr. Willard Ricks with at-risk youth, college and band students,
senior citizens, and also drove for the President of
Community Norfolk State University.
Education Drivers Willard has retired from Deerfield Correctional
Center where he drove incarcerated persons on
vans and buses.
They will provide transport for participants in the
Community Education Program, Kids College,
Upward Bound, and Verizon STEM camp. Both are
from the Franklin area and can’t wait to escort us
around the surrounding areas.
Reading Biblical Literature:
The New Testament
The Arts &
Humanities
Days: Tuesdays
Reading Biblical Literature Dates: Oct. 22—Dec. 3, 2019
Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Instructor: Rev. Dennis Rhoads
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
The Bible is a collection of writings from
different authors writing at different times. In
some ways, that makes it easier to approach
the Bible.
The Bible itself is a book. But it’s a book of
Please register for accurate class books which has 66 documents in it. So let’s
enrollment.
get acquainted. This class will be on the
books of the New Testament.
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The Arts & Gaynelle E. Riddick
Storyteller and Author:
Humanities
Date: Wed., September 11, 2019
Time: 10:30 AM
Gaynelle E. Riddick Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Storyteller and Author Cost: $10
Gaynelle Edwards Riddick, an 85 year old
citizen of Franklin, VA has a brilliant story to tell.
She will have recent new information from her book
“Veteran of War” from our local town. Teaching
American History for 24 years, helps her have the
love for storytelling. She has two sons and six
grandchildren that she is very proud of and loves to
talk about. She also was a Tour Guide / Owner for
Royal Tour Travel Agency where she would give
lots of information about the areas people wanted
to visit. She will have autographed items.
Thursday Movie Time
Thursday Movie Time Date: Every Thursday
Starting Oct. 10, 2019
Time: 10 AM
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
In the past, people would view movies outside in
cars at the Drive-In Theater or the local movie
theater and now we view movies in isolated places
with iPhones and computer screens. But sitting
together in a cozy theater with friends would be the
best. Thursday Movie Time is a chance for friends
and family to come together and watch movies. The
movie selection will be the responsibility of all
movie goers. Join Dennis Rhoads and friends on
Thursdays to enjoy a movie and plan which films will
Please register for accurate class be on the schedule.
enrollment.
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The Arts & Humanities Understanding Opera
“TOSCA (Puccini)”*
Virginia Opera Date: Friday, Sept. 20, 2019
Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Dr. Glenn Winters, also know as
Instructor: Dr. Glenn Winters, Virginia Opera
Dr. Opera, received his Doctor Location: Workforce Development Center
of Music from Northwestern Room 218
University, and also holds the Additional times to go to the Virginia Opera House
B.M. and M.M. in piano on your own:
Fri., Oct. 4, 2019 at 8 PM and/or
performance from Indiana Sun., Oct. 6 , 2019 at 2:30 PM
University. As an operatic (Special Ticket prices for Fri. and Sun. are
$38, $60, $85 and $130).
baritone, Dr. Winters has sung Please Call 866-673-7282 for tickets.
over a dozen principal roles; he
If there is enough interest, we can plan an “Evening At the
made his Virginia Opera debut in Opera Trip” for Tues., Oct. 8, 2019 @ 7:30 PM (Tues. evening
tickets are $25.00, $49.00, $65.00, and $97.00).
the 2004 production of The Contact Melba Holland at mholland@pdc.edu or 569-6062.
Merry Widow. He joined Virginia
Opera’s Education and Audience
Understanding Opera
Development Department in “IL POSTINO (The Postman) (Daniel Catán)”*
2004 as Community Outreach Date: Friday, Nov. 1, 2019
Musical Director. Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Instructor: Dr. Glenn Winters, Virginia Opera
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Additional times to go to the Virginia Opera House
on your own:
Fri., Nov. 8, 2019 at 8 PM and/or
Sun., Oct. 10, 2019 at 2:30 PM.
(Special ticket prices for Fri. and Sun. are
$38, $60, $85, and $130).
Please Call 866-673-7282 for tickets.
*If there is enough interest, we can plan an “Evening At the
Opera Trip” for Tues., Oct. 12, 2019 @ 7:30 PM (Tues. even-
ing tickets are $25.00, $49.00, $65.00, and $97.00).
Contact Melba Holland at mholland@pdc.edu or 569-6062.
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Literature Sign-up to be a Reading
Buddy at S.P. Morton
EncoreElementary
Reading School
Reading Buddy Buddy
Children's literature is important Date:Sign-up to be2019
Sept.18, a
Time: 10 AM
because it provides students with Reading
Instructor: Buddy
Joyce Carter at
opportunities to respond Location: S. P. Morton Elementary. Sch.
S.P. Morton
300 Morton Street (Mobile #25)
to literature; it gives students SchoolFranklin, VA
appreciation about their own
Volunteers Needed
cultural heritage as well as those of
Come and join us as we volunteer and give back
others; it helps students develop
to the community. We will meet with Mrs. Carter
emotional intelligence and to set up times to work with kindergarteners or
creativity. where we are needed.
Reading Buddies for Literacy
Book Club Book Club
Dates: Every 4th Wed.
Starting Sept. 25, 2019
Time: 11 AM - 12 PM
Instructors: Dennis Rhoads
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
After starting a club for our reading pleasure
last year, we have decided to continue. We
will meet once a month to discuss book titles
from Blackwater Regional Library, Franklin.
Please register for accurate
class enrollment.
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The Village at Woods Edge:
Fitness, Wellness &
Community Block Party
Recreation
The Village at Woods Edge: Date: Thurs., Sept. 26, 2019
Times: To Be Announced
Community Block Party
Location: The Village at Woods Edge
1401 N. High St.,
Franklin, VA
The Village will have a new partnership
with the Community Education Program
this year. The Village will be sponsoring a
Community Block Party.
Technology Classes
Technology
Date: Session 1 Session 2
Oct. 15 & 16, 2019 Nov. 18 & 20, 2019
Attend 1 or both sessions
Time: 10 AM
Technology Class Instructor: Della Stokes
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Are smartphones and laptops
getting the best of you?
Come and join us for course that teaches 2019
technology. It’s FREE!!! Bring your smart
phones, tablets and/ or your laptops and learn
Please register for accurate class about Apple and Droid devices. Both will be
enrollment.
taught in the same class. More classes can be
added, if needed.
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Fitness, Wellness &
Recreation
Southampton Memorial
Hospital: In the Know
In the Know:
Every 4th Tuesday - Starting Sept. 23, 2019
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Southampton Memorial Hospital
East Pavilion Auditorium
100 Fairview Drive
Franklin, VA 23851
Presentation on Health Issues
&
Free Dinner Included
RSVP by 3rd Tuesday at
757-569-6302
Hobbies & Volunteer
Interests
Food Bank
Food Bank Donations Donations
to United Way Food Drive
Date: Thurs., Nov. 21, 2019
Tues., Dec. 17, 2019
Time: 10 AM
Fill the Boxes at
Workforce Development Center
Please register for accurate class —Volunteers Needed—
enrollment.
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Hobbies & Volunteer Blankets for Babies
Interests &
Hats & Scarves for Cancer
Blankets for Babies
Continuing
Community
Community Education Program
support through
Community Contributions sewing, knitting and crocheting
2019 blankets, hats and scarves.
Hats & Scarves for
Cancer
Donation Day for Hats & Scarves
for Cancer
Date: Tues., Oct. 29, 2019
Time: 11 AM
Donation Day for
Blankets for Babies
Date: Tues., Dec. 17, 2019
Time: 11 AM
Volunteers Needed
Please register for accurate
class enrollment. Members of “Knitting Club” can
determine meeting times
during Fun and Games Club Monday.
10Hobbies & Interests The Buzz (Room 218):
Fun and Games Club &
Coffee Break
Room 218 Genealogy Club
Mondays, Sept. 9 - Dec. 9,
2019
(Except on Oct. 28 and Nov. 18. 2019)
Time: 10 AM - 12 PM
Make a Cup of Coffee Location: Workforce Development Center
Fun & Games & Genealogy Club
Donations are Welcomed Room 218
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . At any age, playing games is healthy for the mind
and body. They can keep the brain active, involve
Fun and Games Club social interaction, and are a good, inexpensive
Puzzles form of entertainment. We’ll have classic board
Card Games and card games to play; feel free to bring your
favorites to teach and share!
Board Games Let’s the games begin!!!
Wii Games
Community Contribution
Knitting Club Wii Games–Bowling,
Genealogy Club
Dancing & Tennis
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Players Needed
All the Fun Happens in
the Buzz!!
Please register for accurate class
enrollment.
11Smithfield VA Bacon, Bourbon &
Hobbies & Volunteer Music Fest
Windsor Castle Park
Smithfield, VA
21 & up only. No infants/pets.
All Volunteers have to register with Group Leader,
Melba Holland. She will take care of the
arrangements. If not volunteering, please
show support by attending the events.
SIGN-UP FOR 1 of the MAIN
VOLUNTEERING EVENTS!
Friday, October 4, 2019 8 AM - 7 PM
Saturday, October 5, 2019 9 AM - 5 PM
Amphitheater Stage:
Last spring was our first attempt at raising funds with
11 AM - 1:30 PM - Brass winds great success and only 5 volunteers.
SmithfieldVAEvents has three (3) events that we will
1:30 - 2:00 PM Bacon Eating Contest be participating in during the calendar year.
Register for a chance to be selected They are: Bacon, Bourbon & Music Fest, Oct. 5, 2019;
as (1) of the (10) contestants by BOB Fest, Jan. 18, 2020; & Wine & Brew Fest, Apr. 18,
1 PM at one of the shirt booths
2020. This will be our second volunteering event and
(located in Brew or Bourbon Village).
Be at amphitheater stage at 1:30 PM to We Need You.
see if your name is called. Over $1,000,000 donated back to the community
from event proceeds.
2:20 - 5 PM Carolina Soul Band
Features tastings of over (60) high-end, specialty and
Brew Village Stage: hard-to-get bourbons, VA Brew tastings, 1/2 lb. of bacon
& a trip thru the bacon condiment bar. Live entertainment
11 AM - 1:30 PM on (3) stages, wine, retail and other food vendors. Bacon
Bobby Black Hat Blues Band
Eating Contest winner gets free bacon for a year!
2:20 PM - 5 PM Southside Soul GROUP VOLUNTEERS:
An organization that is pre-registered with us that we
Manor House Lawn Stage: assign spots to in advance of a fest and they fill them.
Each group has a designated Group Leader that our
11 AM - 1:30 PM Lewis McGehee Asst. Fest Coordinator communicates with. Group
Leaders are responsible for getting their members signed
2:30 PM - 5 PM up by deadline, understanding general knowledge of
Troy Breslow & Sean Parker assigned spots and ensuring that the folks signing up are
able to perform the jobs they sign up for.
For more information:
SmithfieldVAEvents.com PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENT ARE DONATED BACK
TO CAMP COLLEGE BASED ON THE TOTAL NUMBER
OF VOLUNTEER HOURS.
12Program Extras!
Program Extras! Program Extras! are events and classes with
registration fees.
Chair Yoga Chair Yoga
Date: Mondays, Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30, 2019
Oct. 7, 12, 21, 2019
Please register for accurate class Nov. 4 & 11, 2019
enrollment. Time: 9 AM
Price: $10 per class
Instructor: Anita Falcone
Place: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Come try chair Yoga! It’s an excellent way to
safely loosen, stretch and strengthen muscles,
reduce stress, improve circulation
and gain flexibility!
*Minimum of 6 students per class.
Pay instructor directly.
Beginner’s Spanish Class
Date: (W/Th.) Sept.18-19; 25-26, 2019
Oct. 2-3; 9-10; 16-17 & 23-24, 2019
Time: 12:30 PM – 2 PM
Price: $30 per person for 6 Weeks
Instructor: Gena Brown
Place: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Beginner’s Spanish Class Beginners Spanish - is designed as an introductory
course for absolute beginners, and as such, will
establish a strong foundation and promote future
success in Spanish learning. This course features
some interesting online activities, both in listening as
well as reading and writing. It will be fun and educa-
tional! Get ready to learn a new language!
*Minimum of 5 students for this course.
Pay instructor directly.
13Program Extras!
Program Extras! are events and classes with extra fees.
Program Please register for accurate class enrollment.
Extras! Bubble Up with Soap
Dates: Tues., Sept. 24, 2019
Bubble Up with Soap Oct. 22; Nov. 26; Dec. 10, 2019
Time: 1–2:30 PM
Price: $10.00 per class
Instructor: Victoria Edwards
Location: Workforce Development Center, Room 218
Victoria is sharing lots of techniques of making soap with a
flare of colors and scents. Come prepared with your safety
gear. (Apron, Safety Glasses, Kitchen Gloves and Closed-
Toe Shoes) All kinds of soaps!!!
*Minimum—5 students in class. Pay instructor directly.
Creative Creations Creative Creations
Dates: Sept. 20, 27; Oct. 18, 25, 2019
& Nov. 8, 15, 2019
Time: 1 PM - 3 PM
Instructor: Vanessa Collins
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
Cost: $10 per class
Creative Creations is a series of art workshops
designed to be fun and entertaining. Adults will create a
variety of exciting projects that include crafts (string art,
mosaics) and sculpture (papier-mâché fiber art) as time
allows. A variety of materials and mediums will be
explored. “First Class is String Art Pictures”
*Minimum of 5 students in class.
Brushstrokes Pay instructor directly.
2019
“No Experience Needed”
Brushstrokes
“Come join the fun times Date: Wed. Nov. 13, 2019
with Artfully Yours!” Time: 1 PM - 3 PM
Location: Workforce Development Center; Room 218
Please register for accurate class Instructor: Twyla Duke, Artfully Yours!
enrollment. Price: $12 per class (Minimum of 12 students)
Pay Camp Community College when you register for this class.
14Program Extras!
Franklin Bowling Program Extras! are events and
classes with extra fees.
Alley Please register for accurate head count.
Bowling was started
in 1945 and in 1946 Bowling League for
AMF Bowling launched United States Bowling College
the first commercial fully “Club 55”
automatic pin spotter.
League Bowling soared Date: Tues., Sept. 3, 2019 - Dec. 15, 2019
in the 1960’s and is still
going strong. Time: 10 AM
Let’s have some Price: $10 per person for team
FUN!!! $11 per person for individual
Please call Allen Gladstone at
562-0221 for more information.
Join a team or brush up on your skills
as you practice as an individual. Club
55 is a senior-adult event held away
from campus to develop better health
skills and community involvement.
Fees are paid to the
Franklin Bowling Alley.
DOOR PRIZES, FOOD & FUN!!!
15Program Extras Camp Community Steppers
Date: Sun., Sept. 15, - Dec. 15, 2019
Time: 2:30 PM – 4 PM
Location: Hobbs Suffolk Campus; Room; 106
271 Kenyon Rd.
Price: $5 (Pay cash at the door)
Dance the Night Away. James Jenkins and friends
are starting a Line Dance Class for all. A line dance is
a choreographed dance with a repeated sequence of
steps in which a group of people dance in one or
more lines or rows, all facing either each other or in
the same direction, and executing the steps at the
same time. Come join the line and get in your steps.
Please register for an accurate head count.
IKEA & Norfolk Premium
On the Go! Mall Trip
Love to Walk and Shop?
Dates: Tues., Oct 1 & Nov. 6, 2019
Time: 10 AM - 4 PM
Catch a ride for Shopping Therapy and enjoy the
fellowship of exercising and getting the holiday
shopping done early.
Pay Camp $5 (when you register) per person
(per trip) for transportation and lunch is on your
own.
Be at designated areas at
appropriate times for pickup.
16On the Go!
On the Go! Program Extras! are events and
classes with extra fees.
Please signup for accurate head
count.
Sylvan Heights Bird Park Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Date: Tues., Sept. 17 , 2019
Time: 9 AM — 2 PM
Price: $12
Location: Scotland Neck, NC
Get up close and personal with the birds of Sylvan
Heights Bird Park. Learn about and observe birds’
behavior. Pay Camp $12 for trip and $5 for
transportation (when you register) for transpor-
tation. Check-in and van loading is at 8:30 AM.
Each person is responsible for his/her own bag
lunch and snacks.
Mariner’s Museum
Self-Guided White Sails Mariner’s Museum
Self-Guided
over Blue Waters
White Sails over Blue Waters
Date: Mon., Oct. 28, 2019
Time: 9 AM - 4 PM
Price: $1 (Pay at Museum)
Lunch: Restaurant on Premises
(ON YOUR OWN)
You will enjoy sites and interpret artifacts that cele-
brate the spirit of the ocean. You will also learn how
explorers discovered the world through navigation
and cartography; trace the development of steam-
powered ships and get an insight into the history of
sailing in our International Small Craft Center as
Please signup for accurate head you walk through the museum.
Count. Pay Camp $5 (when you register) per person
for transportation.
Check-in and van loading is at 8:30 AM.
17On the Go! On the Go!
Program Extras! are events and
classes with extra fees. Please signup for
Beginning Kayaking accurate class enrollment.
on the Pond
Beginning Kayaking on the Pond
Sessions 1 & 2: Dates To Be Announced
Instructor: Blackwater Outfitters/Nottoway River
Guides
Location: Darden Mill Pond
Cost: $25 per person per session
Pay Camp $3 (when you register) per person for
transportation (if needed) from the Workforce
Development Center to the pond.
Participants may also follow the shuttle or
get directions from our staff.
Paddling on the River Paddling on the River
Come join Toni and her knowledgeable crew on a
relaxed 2.5 mile paddle to experience wildlife view-
ing while exploring our beautiful local waterways.
This is an advanced class for advanced paddlers.
Sessions 1 & 2: Dates To Be Announced
Instructor: Blackwater Outfitters/Nottoway River
Guides
Location: Nottoway River
Cost: $25 per person per session
Pre-requisite:
Beginning Kayaking on the Pond or equivalent
experience.
Pay Camp $3 (when you register) per person for
transportation (if needed) from the Workforce
Please signup for accurate class Development Center to the pond.
enrollment.
Participants may also follow the shuttle or get
directions from our staff.
18On the Go! NYC Bus Trip 2019 –
Departing from Suffolk
Date: Sat., Dec. 07, 2019
Time: 12:30 AM (Midnight)
NYC Bus Trip
About this Event:
Let’s take a trip to New York City to catch those
remarkable sales we always hear about and see first-
hand in the City that never sleeps. Bring your friends,
family, partner, co-worker, or spouse and take advantage
of the sales like you never seen before. You will have
time to go sightseeing, visit the museums, or just take a
walk. Do what your heart desires!
For more information or to make a Your Price of $100 per person includes:
reservation, call Freedom Tours
Round-Trip Charter Bus Transportation
Coach Lines direct at 1-800-371-8974;
Option # 1 or email: Gift from Santa
freedomtourscoach@gmail.com.
Bottle of Water
All tickets are non-refundable. If 12 Hours in New York City
weather affects the safety of the
passengers, the trip will be Trip Assistant
rescheduled at the next earliest Itinerary
weekend date available.
12:30 AM Depart Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019 Walmart
-1200, N. Main St., Suffolk, VA 23434
7:00 AM Arrival (approx.) Macy’s Herald Square
Schedule trip on your own. -151 W. 34th St., New York, NY 10001
7:00 PM Depart (approx.) Macy’s Herald Square
-151 W. 34th St., New York, NY 10001
1:00 AM Arrival Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019 Walmart,
-1200 N. Main St., Suffolk, VA 23434
There is a limited amount of tickets and they are sold
on a first come/first-serve basis. A pre-purchased
ticket is required for an accurate head count.
19On the Go! On the Go!
Program Extras! are events and classes with
registration fees.
Please signup for accurate head count.
Williamsburg’s Christmas
Walking Tour & Candle Making Williamsburg’s Christmas Walking Tour &
with Yankee Candles Candle Making with Yankee Candle
Date: Mon., Dec. 16, 2019
Time: 9 AM - 4 PM
Cost: $20 (Includes transportation)
Lunch is on your own.
Location: Williamsburg, VA
Williamsburg was founded as the capital of the Virginia
Colony in 1699. The original capital, Jamestown was the
first permanent English-speaking settlement in the New
World founded in 1607. Colonial leaders petitioned the
Virginia Assembly to relocate the capital from Jamestown
to Middle Plantation, five miles inland between the James
and the York Rivers. The new city was renamed Williams-
burg in honor of England's reigning monarch, King William
III. Williamsburg celebrated its 300th Anniversary in 1999.
The Second part of the trip starts at 2 PM to
Make Candles
Every scented Yankee Candle is made in America with the
finest ingredients from around the world, like natural
fragrance extracts and natural fiber wicks. Our master
candle-makers still observe the same rigid standards of
commitment and craftsmanship from our early days of
making candles by hand. Today, they produce more than
one million jar candles per week at our company head-
quarters in western Massachusetts.
Extra Cost for Candles:
Making Candles by Hand
Please register for accurate head String Candle $3.99, Hand Candle $8,
count. Jar Candle $15
20Community Community Fellowship Potluck
Date: Wed., Sept. 4, 2019
Fellowship! Time: 1 PM
Opening Gathering Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
The Fall Catalog is available at the Workforce
Development Center office or online:
https://www.pdc.edu/workforce-development/community-education/
Please feel free to ask any questions and/or
voice any concerns.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone in the
Fall. Bring your favorite dish and your smiling
faces. Be sure to spread the word.
No Membership Fee!!!
Holiday Celebration Potluck
Holiday Celebration
Date: Wed., Dec. 18, 2019
Time: 12 PM - 2 PM
Location: Workforce Development Center
Room 218
We will celebrate with your favorite holiday
dishes for all to share. Then, we will have the
“White Elephant Gift Exchange” followed by an
“Ugly Sweater Contest” to top it off. Invite a
friend from the community and show them how
much we enjoy the Life of Learning.
Please signup for accurate head
count. New Catalog will be available by Nov. 29, 2019
for the Spring Semester 2020.
21Line Dancing Class
Hobbs Campus—Rm.106
2:30p September 2019
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
“Club 55” Community
10- Bowling Fellowship
Potluck 1
Alley
8 9 Chair Yoga 9 10 11 12 13 14
The Buzz/ Gaynelle E. Riddick
Genealogy “Club 55” “Storyteller” 10:30
10-12
10- Bowling
Alley
15 16 Chair Yoga 9 17 18 19 20 Virginia Opera 21
The Buzz/ Sylvan Heights 10-12
Reading Buddies
Genealogy Bird Park 9-2 Meeting at S.P. Mor-
10-12 Creative Creations
ton 10
Spanish Class 1-3
Spanish Class
12:30–2
12:30– 2
22 23 Chair Yoga 9 24 25 26 27 28
“Club 55” 10- The Village
The Buzz/ Bowling Alley Book Club 11 –2 Community
Genealogy Bubble Up with Block Party
10-12 Time: TBA
Soap 1-2:30
Creative Creations
Spanish Class
In the Know SMH Spanish Class 1-3
5:30-7:30 12:30– 2
12:30–2
*RSVP
3rd Tues.
@ 569-6302
29 30 Chair Yoga 9
The Buzz/
Genealogy
10-12
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5
Spanish Class Spanish Class Bacon Fest Volunteers Needed
IKEA & Norfolk 12:30–2 12:30–2 Smithfield Fri. 9-7 or Sat. 10-5
Premium Mall 10-4
6 7Chair Yoga 9 8 9 10 Movie Time 10 11 12
The Buzz “Club 55”
10- Bowling Alley Spanish Class Spanish Class 1
Genealogy 10-12 12:30–2 12:30–2
13 12 Chair Yoga 9 15 16 17 Movie Time 10 18 19
Session 1 Session 1 Tech.
Tech. Class 10 Class 10
The Buzz
Genealogy 10-12 “Club 55”
Spanish Class Spanish Class Creative
10- Bowling Alley 12:30– 2 12:30–2
Creations
1-3
20 21 Chair Yoga 9 22 Bible Lit. 10-12 23 24 Movie Time 10 25 26
Bubble Up with Soap Book Club 11–2
The Buzz 1-2:30
Creative
Genealogy 10-12 In the Know SMH Spanish Class Spanish Class
12:30–2 12:30–2
Creations
5:30
1-3
*RSVP 3rd
Tues. @ 569-6302
27 28 29 Bible Lit. 10-12 30 31 Movie Time 10
**Donation Day
Mariners Hats & Scarves for
Museum 9-4 Cancer 11
23November 2019
Community involvement
in the Christmas Parade:
Practices & Parade will be
announced with
more interest.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Understanding 2
Opera 10-12
3 4 Chair Yoga 9 5 Bible Lit. 10-12 6 7 8 9
Movie Time 10
The Buzz/ “Club 55” IKEA & Norfolk
Genealogy 10 - Bowling Premium Mall Creative
10-12 Alley 10-4
Creations 1-3
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Chair Yoga 9
Bible Lit. 10-12 Brush- Movie Time 10
strokes
The Buzz/ 1-3
“Club 55”
Genealogy
10-12
10 - Bowling Creative
Alley
Creations 1-3
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Bible Lit. 10-12 Movie Time 10
Session 2 Tech. Session 2 Tech.
Class 10 Class 10
“Club 55” Food Bank
10 - Bowling Collection Day
Alley Book Club 11 –2
10
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Bible Lit. 10-12
Bubble Up with
The Buzz Soap 1-2:30
10-12
In the Know
SMH 5:30 pm
*RSVP 3rd Tues.
@ 569-6302
24December 2019
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 Bible Lit. 4 5 6 7
The Buzz
10-12 NYC Bus
Genealogy Movie Time 10
Trip—12:30a
10-12 “Club 55” Shopping/
10 - Bowling Sightseeing
Alley
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
The Buzz
“Club 55” Movie Time 10
Genealogy
10- Bowling
10-12
Alley
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Williamsburg Book Club 11–2
Donation Day: Movie Time 10
Tour/Yankee Blankets for
Village Tour Babies 11 Holiday
9-4 Celebration 12-2
White Elephant Gift
Food Bank
Exchange & Potluck
Collection Day
10
Paper Products
Provided
Bubble Up with
Soap - 1-2:30
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Christmas Break
29 30 31
25Community Education Program Fall 2019
100 N. College Drive, Franklin, VA 23851
Phone: 757.569.6050
mholland@pdc.edu
General Information
First Name: ____________ Middle: _____ Last _____ Suffix ________
Mailing Address: ________________ ___
Street Apt./Suite City State Zip
Phone:(_____)_______-________ 2nd Phone:(_____)______-_______Email:________________
Date of Birth: ____________Gender: ____ Male ____Female ____Other ____Prefer Not To Answer
Ethnicity & Citizenship Information: Are you Hispanic or Latino? ____ Yes ____ No
What is your citizenship status? ____________________
Native (U.S. citizen at birth) ____Naturalized (became U.S. citizen after birth)____
Alien Permanent ____ Alien temporary ____Not living in the U.S. ___
Primary Language ____ English _________________ Other _________________________
Racial/Ethnic Group: ____ Black/African American ____ American Indian/Alaska Native ____ Asian
____ White _____ Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
Photography Release: I give permission to Camp Community College to use photographs of
me for college publications or advertisements in print or electronic media. I consent to the use of my
name, likeness, voice, and biographical material about him/her in connection with college publicity or
institutional purposes.
Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ________________
This institution promotes and maintains educational opportunities without regard to race, color, sex,
ethnicity, religion, gender, age (except when age is a bona fide occupational qualification) handicap,
national origin or other non-merit factors.
Emergency Information: In the event of an emergency, accident, injury, etc., please contact
the person below:
1st Emergency Contact: __________________________________ Relation: _________________
Street Address: _______________________________ State: _____________Zip: ____________
Home phone: ________________________________ Cell phone: ________________________
26Name: ___________________________________
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
NON-CREDIT APPLICATION FOR ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
Camp Community College
Community Education Program
Emergency Contact: ___________________________________________________ Relationship: _________________
Street Address: ___________________________________ State ___________________________ Zip: ____________
Home phone: _________________________________________________Cell phone: __________________________
Your Physician: ________________________________________ Physician’s phone: _________________________
Medical Release and Liability Waiver - Please read carefully before signing
The undersigned hereby acknowledges that participation in Camp Community College, Community Education Program
may involve a small but inherent risk of physical injury, and the undersigned hereby assumes all such risk and does hereby
release and forever discharge the Community Education team, instructors, at Camp Community College and all agents
thereof from any and all liability of whatever kind or nature, arising from and by reason of any and all known and unknown,
foreseen and unforeseen, bodily and personal injuries, damage to property, and the consequences thereof, resulting from
the registrant’s participation in or involvement with this course. It is strongly recommended that you obtain approval from
your physician prior to participating in the activities of this course.
Signature: __________________________________________Date: ______________________________
Volunteer Opportunities: Would you be interested in collecting for donations? □ Yes □ No
We need volunteers in all capacities to help us with our Community Education Program. Check all the areas where you
would be willing to help:
___ Administrative support
___ Program development (class/instructor selection)
___ Catalog development/distribution
___ Hospitality
___ Website
___ Travel (trip planning, etc.)
___ Contribution for The Buzz
_____________________________________________Other
I certify that all of the above information is complete and accurate. I agree to supply the college with
supporting documentation related to my application, if I am requested to do so.
Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ___________________
You are urged to attend all courses and activities for which you enroll. Good attendance is important in
getting future instructors and speakers, many of whom receive no fees or honorarium. Non-attendance
also results in under-utilized classroom space and often prevents others from participating. If anyone
wishes to attend a class or course for which he or she is not registered, please call or email Melba
Holland to inquire if there is still room available. Phone Number: 569-6062 / Email: mholland@pdc.edu
27NAME: ___________________________________
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
NON-CREDIT APPLICATION FOR ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
Camp Community College
Community Education Registration Form
√ Free Courses Date Time Instructor/Guides
Tues. 10/22, 10/29; 11/5,
Reading Biblical Literature:
11/12, 11/19, 11/26; &
Genesis to Revelation pg. 4 10 AM-12 PM Rev. Dennis Rhoads
12/3
Starting on Thur.
Movie Time pg. 5 10/10
10 AM Registered Participants
Understanding Opera:
Fri. 9/20 10 AM-12 PM Dr. Glenn Winters
“TOSCA (Puccini)” pg. 6
Understanding Opera: “IL POSTINO
Fri. 11/1 10 AM-12 PM Dr. Glenn Winters
(The Postman) (Daniel Catán)” pg. 6
Encore Reading Buddy at S.P. Morton
Wed. 9/18 10 AM Joyce Carter
Elem. Sch. pg. 7
Every 4th Wed.
Book Club pg. 7 9/25-12/18
11 AM-2 PM Dennis Rhoads
Village Community Block Party pg. 8 Thurs. 9/26/19 TBA The Village at Woods Edge
Technology Class—Session 1 pg. 8 Tues./Wed. 10/15 & 16 10 AM Della Stokes
Technology Class—Session 2 pg. 8 Mon./Wed. 11/18 & 20 10 AM Della Stokes
SMH: In the Know pg. 9 Starting 9/23 Southampton Memorial
5:30-7:30 PM
Must RSVP on 3rd Tues. Every 4th Tues. Hospital
Thur. 11/21 &
Food Bank Donations pg. 9 10 AM Registered Participants
Tues. 12/17
Hats & Scarfs for Cancer Tues. 10/29 &
11 AM Registered Participants
Blankets for Babies pg.10 Tues. 12/17
1. The Buzz: Games Club pg. 11 ____
Starting Mon. 9/9 10 AM-12 PM Registered Participants
2. Genealogy Club ______
F 10/4 (8 AM-12 PM
SmithfieldVAEvent: Volunteering pg 12 or 1 PM-6 PM) Choose AM/PM Registered Participants
Circle the day and time. S 10/5 (8 AM-12 PM either day
or 1 PM-6PM)
Community Fellowship Potluck pg. 21 Wed. 9/4/19 1 PM Registered Participants
Holiday Celebration Potluck pg. 21 Wed. 12/18 12-2 PM Registered Participants
28NAME: ___________________________________
√ Paid Courses Date Time Instructor/Guides
Storyteller and Author pg. 5
Wed. 9/11 10:30 AM-12 PM Gaynelle E. Riddick
(Pay Gaynelle Riddick $10 at door.)
Chair Yoga pg. 13 Starting on Mon. on 9/9 9 AM Anita Falcone
(Pay Anita Falcone $10 per class.)
Spanish pg.13 (6 Week Class) Starting on Wed. & Thurs. 12:30-2 PM Gena Brown
(Pay Gena Brown $30 for 6 classes.) 9/18–9/19
Bubble Up w/Soap pg. 14 Tues. 9/24; 10/22; 11/26; 1 PM-2:30 PM Victoria Edwards
(Pay Victoria Edwards $10 per class.) 12/10 Circle date(s)
Creative Creations pg. 14 Fri. 9/20 & 27; 10/18 & 25 1 PM-3 PM Vanessa Collins
(Pay Vanessa Collins $10 per class.) & 11/8 & 15 Circle date(s)
Brushstrokes pg. 14 Wed. 11/13 1 PM-3 PM Twyla Duke, Artfully Yours!
(Pay Camp) Price: $12 per class
Club 55 – Bowling pg. 15 – Season begins 10 AM Franklin Bowling Alley
Team Price: $10 to Bowling Alley Tues., 9/03 until
Individual Price: $11 to Bowling Alley 12/10/2019
Camp Community Steppers pg. 16 Sun. 9/15 until 12/15 2:30 PM Hobbs Suffolk Campus
(Pay instr. $5 cash.) Room 106
IKEA & Norfolk Premium Mall pg.16 Tues. 10/1 & 10 AM-4 PM Registered Participants -
Wed. 11/6 Circle dates Pay $5 to Camp for Van per
trip.
Sylvan Heights Bird Park pg. 17 Tues. 9/17 9 AM-2 PM Registered Participants -
(Pay Camp) Pay Camp $17 for admission
and van.
Mariner’s Museum Self-Guided White Mon. 10/28 9 AM-4 PM Registered Participants
Sails over Blue Waters pg. 17 Price: $1 Museum +
(Pay museum $1) Pay Camp $5 for Van.
Beginning Kayaking on Pond pg. 18 To be Announced 1 PM-3 PM Blackwater Outfitters
Call and pay instr. $25 per session Pay Camp $3 for Van.
Paddling on the River pg. 18 To be Announced 1 PM-3 PM Blackwater Outfitters
Call and pay instr. $25 per session Pay Camp $3 for Van.
NYC Bus Trip – Depart from Suffolk Sat. 12/7 12:30 AM NYC Charter Bus
pg. 19
(Call & pay charter bus co. $100)
Williamsburg Christmas Walking Tour & Mon. 12/16 9 AM-4 PM Colonial Williamsburg
Yankee Candle Trip pg. 20 Price: Camp $20
(includes trans)
Pay for Camp Community College Classes Only Camp Total:
Fall Semester 2019 — September—December 2019
Spring Semester 2020— January—May 2020
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