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Savvy Savings
Diva on a Dime Want a fabulous look but don’t have the budget for it? Want your kids to look like celebrity kids but don’t want to break the bank? Want your house to look like Oprah’s designer, Nate Burkus, was your designer? Want to throw the greatest dinner, birthday or themed party but can’t hire a party planner...and do it all here in Cape Girardeau? Come learn how to squeeze every penny out of each dime spent on yourself, your family and your home - and look fabulous doing it. Spend two evenings learning tips for achieving just the look you want on a budget here in Southeast Missouri. Dates/Time: Mondays, Oct. 5 & 12, 6-8:30 p.m. *Discount also applies if you register for both of Lynn Moore’s classes. Lynn R. Moore has taught fashion and retailing for more than 30 years at several colleges in Missouri including Lindenwood University, Stephens College, and Southeast Missouri State University. She was also a buyer for a major department store, as well as in management at Banana Republic, Brown Shoe Company, and Target.
Go Green this Christmas: “Recycle & Repurpose” your way to the Best Christmas Ever! Money’s tight, the credit cards are maxed, and you’re afraid your family would laugh if you tried to make something for them, so join us to learn how you can have a wonderful Christmas while still being “Scrooge.” Planning is the key and our expert will help you make a holiday to-do list that will make this the most meaningful Christmas ever for your family, your friends and you. You have all the tools needed in your home already, it just takes some planning and coordination, but what a wonderful holiday you can have. Spend two evenings planning your holiday season and save money in the process. Dates/Time: Mondays, Nov. 2 & 9, 6-8:30 p.m. *Discount also applies if you register for both of Lynn Moore’s classes. Lynn R. Moore has taught fashion and retailing for more than 30 years at several colleges in Missouri including Lindenwood University, Stephens College, and Southeast Missouri State University. She was also a buyer for a major department store, as well as in management at Banana Republic, Brown Shoe Company, and Target.
Do you want to get more miles per gallon from your car, SUV or truck? By using some proven methods and modifying your driving habits, this can easily be accomplished. This course will cover how to maximize what you have without buying or trading your vehicle. You’ll learn how to minimize your losses by using your accessories wisely and how common sense and mechanical aids can help change your driving habits. We’ll help you understand how maintaining, servicing and understanding your vehicle can help you squeeze the best miles per gallon from your car. Dates/Time: Tuesday, Sept. 15, 7-8:30 p.m. Jerry Cooley is the owner and operator of Cooley’s Auto Repair where he has worked for over 30 years. In addition to having his own auto repair shop, Jerry has worked at two auto dealerships and taught auto mechanics at the Cape Girardeau Career & Technology Center.
Staging a Coop: Raising Backyard Chickens Save money and eat healthy! Have you ever had a farm fresh egg? There is no comparison between fresh and “fresh from the store.” Today’s economy has refocused many people on the benefits of growing their own produce and even raising their own livestock. Raising chickens seems, for many, to be a winning solution - a hobby that gives you fresh eggs/meat with a minimal space/monetary investment …but is it really all it’s cracked up to be? Find out how to do it right from start to finish in this class. We’ll cover preparation, breed selection, housing, food, and water, chickens and your garden, legalities and your neighborhood, hazards and health management, raising chicks, and collecting and storing eggs. You’ll leave this class with all your “eggs in a basket” to begin your own “eggsciting” hobby! Dates/Time: Friday, Sept. 11, 6-8 p.m. Matthew John is chair of the agriculture program at Ivy Tech Community College in Columbus, Indiana. He is a frequent presenter and writer on various topics of small farm profitability. Matthew has taken his hobby of raising backyard chickens and turned it into a profitable business venture . He currently owns and operates Shady Lane Poultry and the Poultryman’s Supply Company.
Understanding the Moans, Groans, and Warning Lights of your Vehicle Knowing the warning signs of future problems for your car can help you fix your car before you encounter major and costly problems. In this class we’ll show you how to catch and fix minor car problems. We’ll learn about the five learning stations of problems - what they mean and what to do. This course is great for a teen who is just starting to drive! We’ll cover brakes, steering, starting/cranking, leaks and fluid levels, and warning lights. Two courses will be offered, one with specific information for females and one for males. Parents are encouraged to bring their kids. We’ll conclude each evening with questions and answers while enjoying soda, hot dogs and chips. Dates/Time: Fee: $20 or two for $35 Jerry Cooley is the owner and operator of Cooley’s Auto Repair where he has worked for over 30 years. In addition to having his own auto repair shop, Jerry has worked at two auto dealerships and taught auto mechanics at the Cape Girardeau Career & Technology Center. |
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