Hail to the Chief! “A Salute to Retiring Police Chief Robert Irving”
Wednesday, September 6 at 12pm at the Town Building: COA
Wayland Council On Aging will celebrate the career of retiring Wayland Police Chief Robert Irving on Wed, Sept. 6, Noon in the COA. Residents are invited to stop by to thank the Chief for his years of service to Wayland. There will be a Presentation at noon, a light buffet as well as some retirement ideas for the Chief’s consideration! There is no charge but reservations are appreciated (508 358 2990)
Medication Take Back will be held as usual from 11:30am-Noon in the COA. This has been an on-going program with the Police Dept at the COA. Bring your expired or no longer needed meds to the COA for disposal.
How could Techniques Used in TV News and Commercials make you More Comfortable and Confident?
Morning classes start September 6; Evening classes start Sept 7
Register through Wayland COA
Want to do something “NEW” and different this Fall and be able to use what you learn? You will watch TV in a whole new way. Learn to deliver On Camera Commercial copy from a professional casting director. Your new skills will make you more relaxed and effective in group settings or in front of a camera – like local cable. This is a fun class. There is no memorization involved. Join other residents who are equally curious about this unique opportunity.
“Techniques For On Camera Commercials” is a 4-week course starting in September. Classes are 90 minutes each. Both day time and evening sessions will be offered at the Town Building.
Pre-registration required. Call the COA at 508 358 2990; $40/session (4 classes). Evening session starts Sept. 7 at 7pm. Morning session starts Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 10:00am This course is taught by long-time Casting Director Ann Baker whose credits include several television shows including “Spenser For Hire”
Great Courses DVD Lecture Series at COA
September: The Guide to Essential Italy
Mondays, September 11, 18, 25 1pm-2pm
Closed Captioning (Note: Wayland Town Building closed September 4)
Working with experts from Smithsonian and their renowned cultural travel program, Smithsonian Journeys, The Great Courses has created this “Grand Tour”. Explore Rome, Florence, Venice, and other culturally rich locations, such as Pompeii and Perugia. It highlights countless masterworks of artistic genius, and examines the impact of Italian history on the rest of the world. Your video tour guide is Professor Kenneth R. Bartlett, University of Toronto, who has devoted much of his career to bringing Italian culture and history into classrooms. He has also led tours of Italy for more than 30 years.
No charge. Reservations are not needed.
