Ccs Accepting Registration For Seniors Program Classes

Sun., Dec. 24, 2000

Compiled By Kandis Carper

Registration for winter quarter Seniors Program art classes is under way at the Community Colleges of Spokane.

The program offers affordable classes at locations throughout the Spokane area for persons 55 and older. A variety of art classes will be offered including Watercolor, Oil Painting, Ceramics, China Painting, Drawing and Home Decor Crafts.

Classes start Jan. 3 and continue through the quarter. Participants need to register at least one week before the class begins.

Tuition ranges from $5 to $30, with some scholarships available for those who need financial assistance. For more information, call 533-3393.

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