Come join the fun, show your membership card and SAVE $1.00 on your entrance fee!

Not yet a member?  No problem!  There will be membership applications forms right at the door for you to fill out and join on the spot!

MENU:  Eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, orange juice, coffee, tea, milk and hot chocolate and all you can eat for ONLY $5.00!!!  And kids 10 and under $2.50

Serving from 9am to 12  noon in the Community Center Dining Room.

Cost: $5.00 for adults and $2.50 for kids 10 and under.

Art classes conducted by Denise Elzea are open to all types of art and experience levels. The core group is currently focusing on rock painting, where the artist brings the rock to life by portraying a 3-dimensional image upon it.

Denise explains that the rock painters “are intrigued by the design challenges in combining the 3 dimensional aspects of their painting with the actual 3-dimensional fact of the rock itself.”

Students of all medias are invited to bring their projects to class. In the past, students have brought in projects in oil painting, watercolors, pastels, and charcoals. The class provides a fun, sharing environment for individuals to bring both their projects and their ideas while Denise assists students to realize their artistic vision.
Cost: $7.00 Per Class

Art Classes with Shirley Bell
Thursdays:
1:00 – 1:30 Social Time
1:30 – 3:30 Class Time
Main Building

Shirley Bell invites artists in all medias and experience levels to attend her classes. While Shirley’s expertise is in oils and acrylics, over 40 years, students working and chalks and watercolors have also found this to be a productive environment.

Shirley helps beginners to find where to get started and in what medium by starting out with a simple oil painting project.

Most students start in oils as it is the most forgiving medium. If you make a mistake, you can just wipe it off and start over.

Artists of varied experience levels are encouraged to bring in their own works-in-progress for guidance, or perhaps for the motivation derived from a group atmosphere.

Shirley will give a group demonstration when she sees that many students are having difficulty with a particular aspect like shadows or reflections.

It’s a fun and encouraging environment, providing beginners with a chance to experiment and learn, while affording everyone the opportunity to benefit from this interactive setting.
Cost: $2.00 Per Hour

Donation Guidelines

Do include power cords, cables, operating system software, keyboard and mouse.
Windows PC Computers

• Must be at least a Pentium II
• Must have at least Windows 98

Macintosh Computers

• Must be at least a PowerPC
• Must have at least Mac OS 9.0

Printers

• Inkjet Only
• Please include printer cables and power cords, printer software

You may drop off your computer equipment at the Thrift Store from 10 am to 4 pm, M-F.

Classes currently include a Basic Computing class and an Introduction to the Internet class offered an as needed basis. Simply call the Front Desk (582-0609) and ask to be added to the sign up sheet. We’ll schedule a class whenever we have enough sign ups.

You can use the Lab computers to access your web-based email, for shopping online, to edit or share your digital photos, prepare a resume, homework, research, geneology search- oh so many things.

If you have been meaning to learn how to use computers, now would be an ideal time to get started.

The Lab is made possible through the work of dedicated volunteers, the Community Center staff and a grant from the Four Way Community Foundation.

You can post your message on the Rogue River Community Center Pets - Lost and Found Web pages.

We hope this pubic service will serve as an additional resource to reunite those lost pets with their heart broken owners.

Please don’t use our web site as your only resource to locate your missing pet. Do what you would always do if your pet is missing. Search, search, search, ask, ask, ask, post, post, post flyers.

If your pet turns up missing and you would like to let the public know, bring a description of your pet (pictures preferably), date missing/found, location and any other pertinent information to the reception desk at the Community Center, and it will be posted on our Missing Pets web page for at least a month or until your pet is found. If the center is closed, call 582-0597 and we will get the notice on-line promptly.

Don’t give up.

If you operate a legitimate pet locating service, we will post your name and phone number permanently on our site so that those with lost pets may contact you.

Go to Pets - Lost and Found Web pages to see current posts.

Click here to view.