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Hibbing Community PIEPartners • in • Education

May - August 2014

Hibbing CommunityPartners in Education

Bettering our lives through Health and Education

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Hibbing Community Education

Info & Registration 208-0852

General Fax 208-0865

Director, Kirk Lewis 208-0852kirklewi@hibbing.k12.mn.us

Secretary, Cathy Koland 208-0852cathkola@hibbing.k12.mn.us

ECFE/School Readiness CoordinatorHeather Pogorelc 208-0853heatpogo@hibbing.k12.mn.us

Adult Basic Ed/GED CoordinatorMona Koivisto 208-0852monakoiv@hibbing.k12.mn.us

Kids' Ed-Venture CoordinatorLaura Laine 208-0852Washington Ext: 32081Greenhaven Ext: 40151laurlain@hibbing.k12.mn.us

Adults with Disabilities CoordinatorIlona Kearney 263-8147

Youth Sports CoordinatorNancy McKenzie

Fairview RangeDiabetes Resource CenterFairview Range Medical CenterTracey Schmidtbauer 362- 6224

Cancer Care ServicesFairview Range Medical CenterJackie Haigh 362-6173

Women’s Health & Birth CenterFairview Range Medical CenterKayla Quinn 362-6234

Marketing & Public RelationsFairview Range Medical CenterJessica Schuster 362-6771

CONTENTS & DIRECTORY

News & Information2 Directory 3 Special Events4 Movies in the Park

Adult Programs4-8 Health, Wellness, Recreation8-9 General Interest10 Arts, Crafts, Hobbies10-11 Parenting11 Adult Basic ED/GED11 Adults with Disabilities

Youth Programs4-8 Health, Wellness, Recreation12-14 Youth Enrichment15 Early Childhood15 School Readiness15 After School Club15 Kid’s Ed-Venture

Community Partners16 Programs & Partners

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TO REGISTER FOR HIBBING COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES, PLEASE GO TO HTTP://WWW.HIBBING.K12.MN.US/COMMUNITY-EDUCATION

AND CLICK ON REGISTER ONLINE.

SPECIAL EVENTSMinnesota Chamber Orchestra Courtney Lewis, Minnesota Orchestra Associate Conductor Minnesota Orchestra’s Common Chords in Hibbing — a festive week of music activities and outreach around town, May 6 to 9, that culminates in an all-out, big-orchestra performance at the Hibbing High School Auditorium. Associate Conductor Courtney Lewis leads the superb Minnesota Orchestra in Beethoven’s dramatic Leonore Overture No. 2, Britten’s beauti-fully painted seascape in Four Sea Interludes – and Dvorák’s lush Symphony No. 6. Generously supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Contact Julie Stein 218-348-7870.Hibbing High School • Auditorium Friday, May 9 • 7:00 pm • $5.00

Mesaba Concert: Golden Dragon Acrobats Mesaba Concert Association The Golden Dragon Acrobats represent the best of a time honored tradition that began more than twenty-fi ve centuries ago. The Golden Dragons are recognized throughout the United States and abroad as the premiere Chinese acrobatic touring company of today. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • AuditoriumWednesday, May 14 •7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Big Truck Day Big Truck Day will feature trucks of all shapes and sizes for children to learn about and tour. Fun for the entire family. Made possible by a grant from the Hibbing Foundation. Sponsored by Hibbing Commu-nity Education and the City of Hibbing. Please contact Hibbing Community Education for more information at 208-0852.Hibbing Memorial Building Sunday, May 18 • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM • FREE

Voices of Reason Roy Berg, Dorothy Sandness Voices of Reason, directed by Roy Berg and the Cardinal Chorale, directed by Dorothy Sandness will combine to premier “Missa Brevis” by Tom Palmer-sheim in concert on May 5 and 6 at 7:00 PM, Hibbing Community College Theatre in Hibbing. There will be additional selections presented by both ensembles. Admission is free. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing Community College • Theater Monday, May 5 & Tuesday, May 6 • 7:00 pm

Adult, Teen, and Children’s 2014 Summer Reading Programs April Larson2014 Summer Reading Program PAWS TO READSign-up begins Monday June 2nd!Watch for Children’s Specialist April Larson in the schools during May. Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & businesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public LibraryAdult, Teen, and Children’s DepartmentWednesday, July 30 • Noon - 2:00 pm FREE

End of the Summer Reading Program Picnic with The Zinghoppers & Chuck Perry “The Amazing Charles Magic Show” Ginny Richmond & April LarsonBring a blanket or lawn chair and a wrapped treat to share if you wish! Enjoy the Zinghoppers who present a fun musical concert journey ! This show is great for all ages! Also performing Chuck Perry The Amazing Charles Magic Show” Magic, comedy, and balloon sculptures. Zinghoppers sponsored by Arrowhead Library System-Kids Stu! . Chuck Perry, Food & Prizes provided with grants and donations from local busi-nesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library Details to comeWednesday, July 30 • Noon - 2:00 pm FREE

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HEALTH, WELLNESS & RECREATION

MOVIES IN THE PARKJoin us for a unique experience that will give you the opportunity to sit back, relax and enjoy a movie under the stars. Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets, bug spray, and we’ll….SEE YOU AT THE MOVIES. Equipment

purchased with a grant from the Hibbing Foundation. Contact Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.

Goonies [PG], 114 min - A group of kids set out on an adventure in search of pirate treasure that could save their homes from foreclosure. Sponsored by Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Saturday, June 14 • 8:30 pm • Free Up [PG], 96 min - By tying thousands of balloons to his home, 78-year-old Carl sets out to fulfi ll his lifelong dream to see the wilds of South America. Russell, a wilderness explorer 70 years younger, inadvertently becomes a stowaway. Sponsored by Security State Bank.Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Saturday, June 28 • 8:30 pm • FreeFrozen [PG], 102 min - Fearless optimist Anna teams up with Kristo! in an epic journey, encountering Everest-like conditions, and a hilarious snowman named Olaf in a race to fi nd Anna’s sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom in eternal winter. Sponsored by Hibbing All Class Reunion.Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Tuesday, July 8 • 8:30 pm • FreeAn American Tail [G], 80 min - While emigrating to the United States, a young Russian mouse gets separated from his family and must relocate them while trying to survive in a new country. Sponsored by Hibbing Alliance Church.Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Saturday, August 2 • 8:30 pm • Free

Ghostbusters [PG], 107 min - Three unemployed parapsychology professors set up shop as a unique ghost removal service. Sponsored by Range Mental Health Center.Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Saturday, August 16 • 8:00 pm • Free

Planes [PG], 92 min - From above the world of “Cars” comes “Disney’s Planes.” A crop-dusting plane with a fear of heights lives his dream of competing in a famous around-the-world aerial race. Sponsored by TNT Airworks.Hibbing High School • Corner of 9th Ave./23rd St. Saturday, August 30 • 8:00 pm • Free

Type 2 Diabetes Education and Support Group This group is for people with diabetes and their fami-lies. The group provides a place to gain knowledge of diabetes management, ask questions, and access information about diabetes issues and resources. No registration is required. Contact Tracey Schmidtbauer 362- 6224.Faiview Range Medical Center Hull Rust Room • 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmThird Wednesday of every month No Fee • No classes in July or August Classes will resume in September

Cancer Support GroupThis ongoing support group is open to all cancer pa-tients. The group provides mutual support, informa-tion, and discussion on a variety of topics related to a cancer experience. A registered nurse facilitates the group. Contact Jackie Haigh 362-6173.Fairview Range Radiation Therapy Center Fourth Tuesday of every month 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm No Fee

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HEALTH, WELLNESS & RECREATIONMS Support GroupFor people with MS and their families looking for in-formation and support in coping with MS. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Open Door Church - HibbingLast Thursday of every month 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm • No Fee

Cardiac Rehabilitation Support GroupThis ongoing support group is open to all cardiac pa-tients. This group provides mutual support, informa-tion and discussion on a variety of topics related to a heart event and experience. A licensed counselor facilitates the group. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical Center Rehab Services Department Second Wednesday of every month2:30 pm - 3:30 pm • No Fee

Caregiver Support Group Caregivers/Care Partners of Individuals with Memory Loss. Everyone Welcome. Sharon Hanson 218-263-5648. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Sammy’s Pizza- Hibbing Last Tuesday of every month 11:30 am - 1:00 pm • No Fee

SilverSneakers Fitness ClassSilverSneakers® Classic Lisa Jacobson & Colleen McCormackSilverSneakers is a fun, energizing program that helps older adults take greater control of their health by encouraging physical activity and o! ering social events.Silver Sneakers Classic: Unlock the door to greater independence and a healthier life with SilverSneak-ers. Health plans around the country o! er our award-winning program to people who are eligible for Medicare or to group retirees.Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, a SilverSneakers ball are o! ered for resistance, and a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. Call for information Fairvew Range 218-362-6605.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust RoomsMonday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 am - 10:00 am

SilverSneakers® CircuitLisa Jacobson & Colleen McCormackCombine fun with fi tness to increase your cardiovas-cular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is o! ered for support, stretching, and relaxation exercises. Call for informa-tion Fairvew Range 218-362-6605.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust Rooms Monday • 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

SilverSneakers® Cardio Lisa Jacobson & Colleen McCormackEnergize your workout with SilverSneakers newest group exercise class. This class is designed for active adults who desire continuous low-impact cardio activ-ity, strength training, and muscular conditioning and relaxation from the fl oor. Call for information Fairvew Range 218-362-6605.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust RoomsThursday • 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Individualized Nutrition Counseling Outpatient nutrition counseling is available to educate clients on a variety of nutrition issues includ-ing: diabetes, hypoglycemia, heart disease, sodium restriction, renal disease, fi ber modifi cation, eating disorders, prenatal nutrition and others. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical Center Nutrition Services By Appointments

Look Good... Feel Better Program (ACS)Cancer can rob a woman of her energy, appetite and strength. But it doesn’t have to take away her self-confi dence. Look Good... Feel Better is a free program that teaches beauty techniques to women cancer patients in active treatment to help them combat the appearance-related side e! ects of cancer treatment. Jackie Haigh 218-362-6173. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical CenterFairview Range Radiation Therapy Monday, May 19, August 18 & November 17 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm • No Fee

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HEALTH, WELLNESS & RECREATIONCar Seat ClinicCar Seat technicians and practitioners are available to check your car seat for proper use and installa-tion. Information can be provided to parents and caregivers on the proper use and choice of car seats. Please allow 30 minutes per seat check. Sponsored by Mesabi Safe Communities Coalition, Fairview Range, AAA of Minnesota and Iowa and the Hibbing Fire Department. By appointment only. Call Cheryl 218-312-3012 or Roberta 218-929-3334 to schedule an appointment.Hibbing Fire HallWed., May 21, June 18, July 16, Aug 20, Sept 173:00 pm - 5:00 pm • No Fee

Phase II Cardiac RehabilitationContinuous ECG, heart rate and blood pressure monitoring during exercise sessions provide the basis for learning the principles of an individualized, safe fi tness program of conditioning, strengthening and fl exibility. An occupational therapist and exercise physiologist supervise exercise sessions. Lifestyle modifi cation education for coronary artery disease risk reduction is also provided. Physician referral/insurance provider approval required. Physician referral is required 218-362-6607 for more informa-tion. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical CenterFairview Range Rehabilitative CareAs Needed

Phase IV Cardiac RehabPhase IV Cardiac Rehabilitation is designed for persons who have graduated the Phase II Cardiac Rehab Program. Phase IV is an independent exercise maintenance program that enables a person to continue improving their heart health fi tness with the reassurance of medical personal on site. Physician order required. Physician referral is required 218-362-6607 for more information. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical CenterFairview Range Rehabilitative CareAs Needed

Healthy Lunch ClubJoin the Healthy Lunch Club! Each month we host a Lunch and Learn on a variety of healthy top-ics. This event lasts one hour and a guest speaker provides an educational presenation and a healthy lunch is served. 1 CEU is available. All is welcome! May 20th: Managing Stress and Di" cult People Speaker: Glenna Gentille LMFT

June 10th: Understanding Multi Drug Resistant Organ-isms/MRSA, CDIFF, etc. Speaker: Lisa Hesse MLS, CIC Infection Prevention Coordinator at Fairview Range. Sponsored by Fairview Range and Hibbing Chamber of Commerce. Available: hibbcofc@hibbing.org or218-262-3895.Fairview Plaza, 1200 E 25th Street, HibbingTaconite Room • Tuesdays, May 20 & June 1012:00 pm - 1:00 pm$10 Chamber Members $15.00 non members

Matter of BalanceStacy Lautigar, RN & Kenndy Lewis, MSThis award winning program is designed to reduce the fear of falling and increase the activity level of older adults who have concerns about falls. The course includes exercise, home safety tips and fall prevention strategies. Workbook and snacks included. For more information or to register please contact Stacey @218-231-8109. Sponsored by Guard-ian Angels Health & Rehab.Guardian Angels Health & Rehab: 1500 3rd Ave. East. HibbingTuesdays & Thursdays, May 20 - June 121:00 pm - 3:00 pm • $15.00

Touch Therapy For KidsPaula FinkLittle people have stresses and tension in their lives much like adults do. Touch therapy can help to reduce these stresses. Paula Fink, Certifi ed Pediatric Massage Therapist, will explain how touch therapy can help your child’s growth and development as well as give step-by-step instructions on how you can provide the touch therapy at home. If time allows for practice, you will be given the opportunity to practice touch therapy techniques on other class participants. This class is intended for adults. Sponsored by Hib-bing Community Education and Ohana Therapeutic Massage. Contact Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Lincoln Elementary • LibraryThursday, May 22 • 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm$10.00

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HEALTH, WELLNESS & RECREATION5 Secrets to Permanent Weight LossPremier Physical Healthcare Weight loss is not an easy task, yet it’s usually not from lack of trying. The absence of honest and reputable information could be the real reason you’ve been unable to lose weight and keep it o! . Learn why low-calorie diets do not work and what hormones are involved with metabolism, energy and weight loss. You’ll also fi nd out how to detoxify your body, how to prevent and elimnate the pain that prevents excercise and much, much more. Seating is limited. Register today! Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education and you can reach them at 208-0852.Lincoln Elementary • LibraryMonday, May 5 • 6:30 pm • $5.00

Couch to 5KDan Pullar & Julie VincentHave you ever thought about getting into RUNNING but have been hesitant to try? Here is a true “begin-ners” running plan that has helped many runners get o! the couch and onto the roads. This program will gradually ease you into running and can transform you from a couch potato to runner in ten weeks. Class will meet 2 evening a week, Mondays & Wednesdays, at 7:00 p.m. for about 30 minutes, at the HCC track. The third day you are on your own to practice. This beginner’s class will run for 10 weeks and will end with a chance to run in the local 3rd Annual “Red Ore Run” 5K race, on July 12th in Hibbing.Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education, 208-0852.Hibbing Community College • TrackMondays & Wednesdays, May 5 - July 97:00 pm • $15.00

Pickle BallPickle ball has earned the distinction of being one of the fastest growing sports in North America and is a combination of Ping-Pong, tennis, and badminton. Played on badminton court with a net that is lowered to 34 inches, players use a whi# e ball and a paddle to volley the ball back and forth to score on the op-posing team. Pickle ball is FUN. It is also a great work out, very social and a competitive and athletic game. Please call Hibbing Community Education 208-0852 for information about upcoming Pickle ball events.

Adult AquaticsWater workouts provide great core conditioning and fl exibility exercises, all with little or no impact on your joints. Hibbing Parks and Recreation o! ers Adult Aqua Exercise Class, Length Swim and Water Walking in the summer in the High School Old Pool. The early morning length swim in the NEW pool is back and will be also available in the summer. Please visit www.hibbing.mn.us for both pool schedules. Sponsored by Hibbing Parks and Recreation 362-5940.Hibbing High School Pools$3.50/class. Punch cards available

Youth Swim LessonsHibbing Parks & Recreation o! ers American Red Cross swimming lessons for youth at the Hibbing High School Old Pool in the summer. There are (4) 2-weeks sessions through the summer. Payment and registra-tion is online starting in May. The children swim Mon-day through Thursday for the 2 week session. Private Swim Lessons are also o! ered by phone registration only starting the 3rd week of May. All dates and price information will be available at www.hibbing.mn.us sometime in May. Sponsored by Hibbing Parks and Recreation 362-5940.Registration and Payment occurs online at www.hibbing.mn.us

Water Safety Instructor and Lifeguarding CoursesSwimming pretests maybe required. Age require-ments will be enforced. Please contact Angela Johnson at Hibbing Parks and Recreation (362-5940) for more information.Hibbing Memorial Building AND Hibbing High School New PoolMonday thru Thursday • June 2 - 58:00 am - 4:30 pm$75.00/Course

Aquatics Sta! WantedThe City of Hibbing is looking for motivated, safety minded individuals to join their aquatics sta! . Please call Angela Johnson if you are interested in training to become a lifeguard, swim instructor, or aqua aerobics instructor. Contact Angela Johnson 362-5940. Spon-sored by Hibbing Parks and Recreation, 362-5940.

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GENERAL INTEREST

Karate- BeginnersChristopher KennedyIn this basic introductory class students will learn fundamental skills and forms improving their strength and agility. Uniforms are required and may be purchased from the instructor. Ages 8 to Adult. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Gym 3Tuesdays and Thursdays*June 3 - August 28 • 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm$75.00 • *No class 7/3

Karate- IntermediateChristopher KennedyIntermediate and advanced level Tae Kwon Do classes. Work on strength agility and balance along with skills forms and self-defense; optional belt testing available through instructor. Uniforms are required and may be purchased from the instructor. Class open to youth 11 years to adult. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Gym 3Tuesdays and Thursdays*June 3 - August 28 • 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm$75.00 • *No class 7/3

Karate-Advanced Christopher KennedyIntermediate and advanced level Tae Kwon Do classes. Work on strength agility and balance along with skills forms and self-defense; optional belt testing available through instructor. Uniforms are required and may be purchased from the instructor. Class open to youth 11 years to adult. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Gym 3Tuesdays and Thursdays* June 3 - August 28 • 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm$75.00 • *No class 7/3

Sparring Christopher KennedyLearn beginning and advanced sparring techniques. A great way to increase endurance and prepare for tournaments. All martial art styles and levels are encouraged to attend. Sparring gear required. Spon-sored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Gym 3Fridays*June 6 - August 22 • 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm$45.00 • *No class 7/4

City of Hibbing Summer Fun Keep a look out for these fun and exciting opportuni-ties o! ered through Hibbing Parks and Recreation.CAMP HURRAH : The 3 best days of summer! Three di! erent theme days packed with crafts, nature activities, swimming and ending with a picnic. Carey Lake Pavilion. August 5, 6, 7, 2014, from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Bus provided. Registration information on the website starting in May.FUN AND GAMES: A series of fun craft days and fun playground sports game days. The FUN days are on Tuesdays at the Greenhaven Skating Shelter and the GAMES days are on Wednesdays. Registration information on the website starting in May.MITE SOCCER: Soccer for 5 and 6 years old at the Greenhaven Skating Rink, 9:30-10:30 a.m. on Thurs-days for 6 weeks. Registration information on the website starting in May.MITE PLAYGROUND GAMES: Kickball, Track & Field, Bocce, etc. for 5 and 6 years old at the Greenhaven Skating Rink, 11:00-12:00 on Thursdays for 6 weeks. Registration information on the website starting in May. Sponsored by Hibbing Parks and Recreation 362-5940.

Defensive Driving CoursesPeter Goman If you are 55 or older save money on your car insurance premiums and become a better driver! Min-nesota law requires insurance companies to o! er you a 10% reduction for three years if you complete the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving Course taught by a professional certifi ed instructor. You will receive a certifi cate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Have your drivers license avail-able when you call to register. You must pre-register

and pre-pay at the Community Education O" ce. Mini-mum Enrollment 20. Please Call Hibbing Community Education for upcoming dates and times. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Memorial Building • Senior CenterMonday • June 2 • 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm • $13.00

Classroom Drivers TrainingArrowhead Driver Training The Drivers Training Classroom instruction program is o! ered through Hibbing Community Education. The program requires 30 hours of certifi ed classroom drivers training and is designed for students 15-18 years of age who want to get their drivers per-mit. Registration forms can be downloaded or are available at the Community Education O" ce in the Hibbing High School. Payment must be made at the time of registration. Sponsored by Hibbing Commu-nity Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Room 235Monday - Friday • June 2 - June 13Session 1: 8:30 am - 11:30 am (FULL)Session 2: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm$90.00

Legacy ProgramsGinny Richmond Watch the Library Website, Calendar, Facebook, or Twitter for more upcoming 2014 Legacy Programs May-August. Hibbing Public Library (HPL), Arrowhead Library System (ALS), and the Minnesota Art’s and Cultural Heritage Fund (Legacy funds). For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public LibraryThroughout the LibraryMay - AugustFREE

Flights of Photo Frederick Blanch “Flights of Photo: astonishingly beautiful ones and ze-roes” Frederick will display oversized photographs he has taken from around the world. He will discuss his travel and photography experience including tips for improving photography skills. Sponsored by HPL and ALS with Legacy Funds. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public LibraryAdult DepartmentWednesday, May 21 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmFREE

Friends of the Hibbing Public Library, Board Meetings Donna StuntebeckIf you would like to fi nd out more information on how to become a Friend of the library, stop by and pick up a brochure or attend one of our meetings! Sponsored by Friends of the Hibbing Public Library.Hibbing Public Library • Dylan RoomTuesdays, May 6, June 3, July 1 & August 55:30 pm • FREE

Ice Box Theater Ice Box Radio Theater & April LarsonAn inter-generational program including history of radio shows, a radio show, time to experiment with noise makers used, and how to create a show that anyone can stream online. Sponsored by HPL and ALS with Legacy Funds. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumFriday, June 13 • 11:00 am - 12:00 pmFREE

Preston Gunderson Concert Preston Gunderson & April LarsonPreston, is a native from Virginia, MN who was a casting fi nalist last year on The Voice on NBC. He was one of only 200 out of 500,000 auditions to be be fl own out to Los Angeles. Preston will perform songs from his album “While I was gone”! This program is geared towards young adults and adults but everyone is welcome to attend! Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & businesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Adult DepartmentFriday, June 6 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmFREE

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ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIESIntroduction to DSLR Photography John & Emily LawIf you recently or not that recently purchased a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Refl ex) and want to learn how to use it more fully, then this is the class for you. We will teach you how to have control of the camera and get the most out of it. We will also go over work fl ow for editing, saving, and backing up your images. Each student must bring their own DSLR camera to class.Class includes a copy of The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby. Max 6 students. Sponsored by Hib-bing Community Education, 208-0852.Class 1 - Basic Operation and Introduction, Class 2 - Manual Settings and Operation, Class 3 - Manual Settings and Operation Part 2, Class 4 - What makes a good photo, Class 5 - Work Flow (Programs you can use to Edit, Back Up and Print), Class 6 - Portfolio Review for each member. *Private instruction is available. Please contact Flom Designs and Photography for more information.

Flom Designs and Photography Studio. 316 E. Howard Street. Hibbing MN 55746Mondays and Wednesdays • June 2 - June 186:30 pm - 8:00 pm • $100.00

Canvas and Cuisine Marva Harms & Audrey JohnsonCome join Artist Marva Harms and Chef Audrey John-son for an evening of painting and fun cuisine. Price includes art supplies, expert art instruction, and fun cuisine. Wine will be served. Must be 21 to attend. To register, please contact Hibbing Community Educa-tion @ 208-0852June 9: Fish Bowls • August 11: WesternSeptember 8: Sun FlowersSponsored by Hibbing Community EducationCrown Ballroom *Venue may varyMondays, June 9, August 11 & September 8 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM$50.00 * Fees may vary

PARENTINGFirst Steps to Parenting ClassThis prenatal parenting class is a two-session class which is held on two consecutive Tuesdays. If pos-sible, plan to attend before the Expectant Parent Class. During the sessions you will:• Learn practical information on parenting the newborn: car seat safety, soothing a crying baby, pacifi ers, bathing, infant massage, tummy time, development, safety, and proper lifting techniques.• Learn about nutrition-what you eat is important. Tips on how to feed an infant solid food.• Making important decisions: breast feeding vs. bottle feeding, choosing child care, and parenting advice.• Hear an interview of a family’s labor, delivery, and their fi rst few weeks at home with a newborn.• Hear ideas on how to care for yourself as a parent. The Prenatal Parenting Program is sponsored by Fair-view Range Medical Center, Fairview Mesaba Clinics - Hibbing and Essentia Clinic - Hibbing in cooperation with: St. Louis County Public Health & Early Childhood Family Education. Register: 218-362-6111 or 888-870-8626 x6111.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust RoomsTuesdays, August 12, 19 & October 14, 216:00 PM - 8:30 PM • No Fee

Prenatal ClassesThis parenting class series is a four-session class held on four consecutive Tuesdays. It is designed for fi rst time parents and coaches. If possible, plan to attend after you have taken the First Steps to Parenting Class. Lectures, handouts and videos cover topics such as:• The physical and emotional changes of pregnancy • What to expect during labor and delivery • Comfort measures including breathing and relaxation techniques • Cesarean delivery • Breast feeding/bottle feeding • Newborn babies • Tours of Fairview’s Women’s Health and Birth Center are included. Teen prenatal classes are available on an as-needed basis. The Prenatal Parenting Program is sponsored by Fair-view Range Medical Center, Fairview Mesaba Clinics - Hibbing and Essentia Clinic - Hibbing in cooperation with: St. Louis County Public Health & Early Childhood Family Education. Register: 218-362-6111 or 888-870-8626 x6111.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust RoomsTuesdays, May 6, 13, 20, 27 & Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23 6:00 PM 8:00 PM$30.00 per couple Scholarships Available.

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PARENTINGRefresher Prenatal Class Information covered in this session includes what to expect during labor & delivery, comfort measures for labor and tours of Fairview’s Women’s Health and Birth Center are included. Parents unable to attend the Refresher Prenatal Class, but who would like to review what to expect during labor and delivery, may obtain the educational materials for a fee of $5.00. Sponsored by Fairview Range.Fairview Range Medical Center • Hull Rust RoomsTuesdays, May 13 & Sept 96:00 PM 8:00 PM • $10.00

Moms on Bed RestProvided on an as needed basis for the expectant mother who is on bed rest and is unable to at-tend hospital based prenatal classes. The Prenatal Parenting Program is sponsored by Fairview Range Medical Center, Fairview Mesaba Clinics - Hibbing and Essentia Clinic - Hibbing in cooperation with: St. Louis County Public Health & Early Childhood Family Educa-tion. Register: 218-362-6111 or 888-870-8626 x6111.Fairview Range Medical CenterHull Rust Rooms • No Fee

Sibling -to - be tourA visit from the Women’s Health & Birth Center will help your other children prepare for the arrival of a new baby. Children can bring a favorite doll or stu! ed animal to pretend holding and changing a new baby. They will see a room like the one mom and baby will be in during the hospital stay. The tour is geared for preschool age and young school age chil-dren. Try to tour one month before the baby is due to be born. Sponsored Fairview Range Medical Center. Register: 218-362-6111 or 888-870-8626 x6111.Fairview Range Medical CenterWomen’s Health & Birth CenterNo Fee • As Needed

ADULT BASIC ED/GEDAdult Basic Education and GEDAEOA Adult Basic Education o! ers FREE classes for GED preparation, basic skills brush-up, English as a Second Language, career assessment, and college prep. Hibbing Community Education 208-0852, or MN Job Service 262-6777.Three Hibbing locations available:Hibbing High School, Room 113. No class in July. Please call for summer hours, 208-0852.Hibbing Community College, Room F26, M 3pm-4:30pm, T 1pm-4:30pm.Hibbing Workforce Center, please call 262-6777 for available days and times.

ADULTS WITH DISABILITIESAdults with DisabilitiesThe Hibbing Adults with Disabilities Program is open to all area adults with visible and invisible handicaps. The goal is to provide opportunities for the handicapped adult to achieve personal develop-ment and success through education, recreation,

and socialization. Please visit our website for a list of events. http://www.hibbing.k12.mn.us/adults-with-disabilities. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.September - MayFees: May vary depending on event

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Tuesday Story Time April LarsonCome Joint us! The Hibbing Public Library Children’s Department o! ers a fun fi lled hour of reading stories, singing silly songs, crafts and other activities!! Spon-sored by Hibbing Public Library. For more informa-tion please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Children’s DepartmentTuesdays • June - July • 10:00 am • FREE

Animals in Action Lake Superior Zoomobile & April LarsonLearn how animals move and groove and meet some animal ambassadors from the Lake Superior Zoo! Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & busi-nesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumFriday, June 6 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm • FREE

Theme Art “Paws to Read” 321 Art Studio & April LarsonTheme Art for Summer Reading Program “Paws to Read!” Groups of 20 or more must pre-register. Spon-sored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & businesses. For more information or to register a group, please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursdays, Session 1: June 12 • Session 2: July 241:00 pm - 2:00 pm • FREE

“Stubby the Elephant” Climb Theater & April LarsonStubby the Elephant - Adapted from The Elephant’s Child by - Rudyard KiplingStubby is a little elephant with a little trunk anda lot of curiosity. He is not afraid to ask anyonehis questions. As he journeys through the jungle,Stubby questions many di! erent animals playedby the audience, but the answer he gets fromthe Crocodile changes the “profi le” of Elephantsforever. Sponsored HPL and ALS with Legacy Funds. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursday • June 191:30 pm - 2:30 pm • FREE

Storytelling and Music with Casey Aro Casey Aro & April LarsonCasey Aro a truly unique storyteller and musician. This program is appropriate and fun for kids of all ages. Come to the library and enjoy the music and humor of Northern Minnesota’s own! Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and dona-tions from local organizations & businesses. For more information or to register a group, please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumTuesday • June 24 • 10:00 am - 11:00 amFREE

Magician Star Michaelina Star Newman & April LarsonInspiration and Magic - Iron Range native Star Michaelina followed her dreams to become a professional magician. With a background in mime, juggling, dance and circus skills, Star’s lighthearted programs have won accolades from libraries, troop leaders, and the Guthrie Theater! Sponsored by Hib-bing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & businesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursday • June 26 • 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmFREE

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

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YOUTH ENRICHMENTRead & Win Program April LarsonThe Hibbing Public Library along with the St. Louis County Fair Board invites all children who participate in the summer reading program to earn coupons to redeem at the St. Louis County Fair beginning July 1st! There will be Coca-Cola product, Fraboni hot dog,Free Child’s Pass to the St. Louis County Fair,1 Free Mighty Bluegrass Show Ride.Hibbing Public Library • Children’s DepartmentAll Month in July • FREE

Jack Pearson Concert Jack Pearson & April LarsonJack Pearson - Summer Concert for All AgesMusic and stories by Jack whom is a songwriter with one foot in our American folk tradition and the other joyfully lost in the landscape of imagination. Sponsored by Jack Pearson sponsored by Arrowhead Library System-Kids Stu! . For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursday • July 3 • 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm • FREE

Tie Dye! FunApril LarsonThis is a fun, messy, outside program which produces colorful and wearable art. We will provide gloves and rubber bands! Rain date will be Friday, July 11th at 1:00 p.m. Bring your own white cotton (t-shirt, ban-dana, socks?!) and plastic bag, to twist, knot, dunk, and spray. One adult per 5 children please. Groups of 20 or more must pre-register. Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organizations & businesses. For more informa-tion or to register a group, please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • OutsideThursday • July 10 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm • FREE

Story Time with Prospector & Pioneer Cuyler AdamsRichie Johnson & April LarsonHibbing resident Richie Johnson will portray pioneer and prospector Cuyler Adams. He tells how his true tale of discovery how he and his dog, Una, found the Cuyuna Iron Range through songs, games, and more. Sponsored by HPL and ALS with Legacy Funds. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.us Hibbing Public Library • OutsideTuesday • July 15 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm • FREE

Dennis Warner ConcertDennis Warner & April LarsonFolk/Americana singer and songwriter Dennis Warner blends humor, audience participation and serious music into a memorable and fun concert for adults and families. Sponsored by Hibbing Public Library. Funded by grants and donations from local organiza-tions & businesses. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursday • July 17 • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm • FREE

“Smokey Bear” Roger Nelson & April LarsonRoger Nelson, from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, will talk to the kids about fi re prevention and nature. Join us in celebrating Smokey’s 70th birthday!! Special guest Smokey Bear! Sponsored by HPL and The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. For more information please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumTuesday • July 22 • 10:00 am - 11:00 am • FREE

Secret Life of Puppets Z Puppets Rosenschnonz & April LarsonZ Puppets Rosenschnoz will be at the library for a hands on puppet workshop. Children learn the tricks to turning sticks, cloth, string and their own hands into lively characters. Groups of 20 or more must pre-register. Sponsored by HPL and ALS with Legacy Funds. For more information or to register a group, please call the Library at (218) 362-5959 or visit our website at www.hibbing.lib.mn.usHibbing Public Library • Library AuditoriumThursday • August 7 • 3:30 pm - 4:15 pm • FREE

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YOUTH ENRICHMENTDinosaur Explore (Gr. K-2) 321 Art Studio ChisholmPaint your own dinosaur picture, make your own dinosaur mobile, and create a volcanic scene for a mini dinosaur. Snack included. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Greenhaven Elementary • CafeteriaWednesday, May 14 • 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm$11.00 per session

May Flowers(Gr. K-2) 321 Art Studio ChisholmPaint your own fl ower picture, make our own 3D fl ower, and create a garden scene for a little fairy. Snack included. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Greenhaven Elementary • CafeteriaWednesday, May 14 • 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm$11.00 per session

Spring Surprise (Gr. 3-6) 321 Art Studio ChisholmPlay with oil and chalk pastels, acrylic paint, yarn, tissue paper and dirt! Snack included. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Lincoln Elementary • CafeteriaWednesday, May 21 • 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm$11.00

Smart Art (Ages 9-12) Smart Art Jr. (Ages 6-8) 321 Art Studio ChisholmSpend a week earning play money, that you keep track of in your own checkbook (Ages 9-12) or wallet(Ages 6-8). Each day will include a story, artist information, art project and several chances to spend play money earned. You will be able to spend your ex-cess earnings at the Smart Art shop on the last day of class. You may bring a snack if you choose. Sponsored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Art Rm. 2Monday - Friday, June 16 - 20 9:00 am - 11:30 am • $60.00

Glory Day (Ages 6-12) 321 Art Studio ChisholmGet ready for a patriotic Fourth of July. Make your own red, white, and blue decorations, costume and accessories and snacks. Bring a snack lunch. Spon-sored by Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Hibbing High School • Art Rm. 2Friday, June 27 • 9:30 am - 1:30 pm • $22.00

20th Annual Northstar Arts Camp: “Poetry in the Park” The four day arts camp for children aged 8-14, will be from 10 AM - 4 PM and includes music, dance and poetry as well as guided nature hikes. Featured artists this year include: Poet and Poetry Educator Bill Buczinsky, Music Educator Oscar Forsman and Dance Caller/Musician Terrance Smith. Co-sponsored by Hibbing Community Ed and funded in part with grants from Lake Country Power’s Operation Round-up, the Hibbing Foundation and Elizabeth Ewen’s John E. Forichette Memorial Trust. For information contact David Bednarczuk at 218 262-5132 or Northstar Foun-dation P O Box 293 Hibbing MN 55746.Mesaba Co-op Park in HibbingMonday - Thursday • June 16 - June 1910:00 am - 4:00 pm $90.00* includes lunch and snacks

Safety Town Liz WestomWhat is Safety Town? Safety Town is a prevention program teaching young children how to prevent accidents from occurring and how to respond to dangerous situations. This safety education program is designed to introduce a variety of safety conditions to children 4-7 years old. Children must be 4 years old by June 1, 2014, no exceptions will be made. At Safety Town, the children learn safe practices regard-ing fi re, home, personal, pedestrian, bicycle, poison, violence, playground, bus, electricity, seatbelt, fi rst aid, and water safety. The classes will be divided according to the children’s ages to ensure that the information will be presented to the children at a developmentally appropriate level. Parents have the option of registering their child in a morning or afternoon 9 day session. Safety Town registration begins Thursday, May 1st (no excep-tions) in the Community Education o" ce (in the high school) and will be accepted until full, this class fi lls up fast, register early! Registration forms received in the mail prior to May 1st won’t be counted until after Noon on May 1st. Greenhaven ElementaryJune 3 - 13Session I - 9:00 am - 11:00 amSession II - Noon - 2:00 pm$30.00 and $25.00 for each additional sibling

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EARLY CHILDHOOD & SCHOOL READINESS

AFTER SCHOOL & KID’S ED-VENTURES

Early Childhood/Family EducationECFE is a statewide program through the Hibbing School Districts Community Education, for any par-ents and preschool children from birth to kindergar-ten age. It has a “parent group time” when parenting issues, child development information, speakers, and parenting support are provided by a licensed parent educator. The children have their own group time with a licensed early childhood teacher who provides planned activities and experiences that help enhance the learning and development of young children. Sponsored by Hibbing ECFE O" ce: 208-0853.ECFE classes are held during the daytime with some evenings available, Monday through Thursday, September to May. Each child comes one time per week (depending on age, classes range from 1 to 1.5 hours a piece). Childcare is provided for any other children in the family during class time. Scholarships are available. No one will be turned away because of inability to pay.ECFE o" ce will be CLOSED June 1-August 24.Greenhaven • Mondays - Thursdays September - May

Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening is required before a stu-dent starts kindergarten in Minnesota. The screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is doing at 3 to 4 years of age. It identifi es, at an early stage, possible health or learning concerns, so that children can get help before starting school. It is not a readi-ness test for kindergarten. Sponsored by Hibbing

ECFE O" ce: 208-0853.Early childhood screening helps a parent fi nd out how their child is doing, helps connect families to early childhood programs and other community services, and is a time to ask about parenting issues and/or concerns. If your child has been screened through Head Start, they do not have to be screened again.Hibbing Early Childhood Screenings are held 6 times during the school year. There is no charge, however appointment times are needed. Please contact the Greenhaven school o" ce (218-208-0844) for required paperwork and to schedule a screening date and time.

School ReadinessLooking for a preschool experience for your child? “Ready, Set, Go” is for you. This program is for children who are 4 years old on or before Septem-ber 1 and will be eligible to attend kindergarten the following year. Sponsored by Hibbing ECFE O" ce: 208-0853.The goal of School Readiness is to help preschoolers enter school with the skills and behaviors necessary to be successful in future learning. It is a mini-ses-sion for kindergarten connections.ECFE o" ce will be CLOSED June 1-August 24.Greenhaven • Mondays - ThursdaysSeptember - May

Kid’s Ed-Ventures (After School Child Care) Laura LaineThe Kids’ Ed-Venture Club o! ers after school care to children in Kindergarten through 6th grade. The Kids’ Ed-Venture Club is a partnership between parents, child and the school. The program is a fun way for school age children to build friendships while exploring new skills and is located in the Washington and Greenhaven Hibbing public schools. Hibbing Community Education 208-0852.Kids’ Ed-Venture is a service that provides quality, school age child care and a variety of well planned enrichment activities. Children are given the option to participate in a variety of activities such as art and crafts, games, creative play, structured activities, and much, much, more. The program is not o! ered on days that school is not in session.

Washington & GreenhavenMonday-Friday • 2:20 pm - 5:30 pmSeptember - May$2.75/ child/hour

Hibbing Public Schools800 East 21st StreetHibbing, MN. 55746218-208-0848http://www.hibbing.k12.mn.us

Fairview Range Medical Center750 E 34th StreetHibbing, MN 55746218-262-4881 or 888-870-8626

Fairview Mesaba Clinics – Hibbing3605 Mayfair AveHibbing, MN 55746218-262-3441 or 888-353-3441

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Hibbing Foundation(218) 262-4212http://www.hibbingfoundation.org

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