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Latin Motion Student Performance Class
starts January 23

Latin Motion Student Performance Group class/Advanced Salsa!
Class begins Saturday, January 23 from 11am-1pm
in Arlington and runs 12 weeks.

This course is designed to be both an advanced Salsa class
and a student performance group class. Learn intermediate/advanced
Salsa partnering On 1, Shines, Ladies & Men's Styling.

The class meets Saturdays from 11am - 1 pm for 12 weeks
in Arlington beginning Saturday January 23, 2010.

The cost is $96 a month for those who pass the audition;
$115 a month for non-audition members.

After the course, there will be a one-month,
four-session choreography class to prepare to perform.
The price for this separate class is one month's dues.
Only people who perform are required to take this class.

Contact Keith with questions at: searchernet@comcast.net.
You do not need a partner.
There is absolutely no requirement to perform.
You can take the class without performing and it will be well worth it.

Click here for more info

Beginner class from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.,
Intermediate/Advance Class 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.
9:00 PM Open Dance Floor with DJ Bruno
$5 admission, includes classes

Address: 1101 N. Highland Street,
   Arlington, VA 22210
Telephone: 703-524-7455

Dear Salsa Family:

Our efforts are going to support members of the church in Haiti mentioned below; here is a report from one of the parishioners:

To the SMBC Church Family: here is a report sent by Roger:
Today’s report from Rodne Romeus:
News is beginning to trickle in to Grand Bassin, Limbe, Camp Coq, and Cap Haitian about family members from these places who were living, working, or visiting in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday when the earthquake struck.

On Wednesday we learned about Joseph Algais, a member of Rodne’s church and a resident of Grand Bassin. He is the superintendent of schools for the entire Northeast department of Haiti. He was in Port-au-Prince Tuesday for a meeting. The building in which his meeting was being held collapsed. Today it has been confirmed that he died in the earthquake. Jon Rowell of Signal Mountain Bible Church had a good, long conversation with this man during the last trip.

Both Jon and Rodne say this man’s death is a tragic blow and will have a significant impact on the AMG educational ministry.

The family living just two houses away from the “guest house” in Grand Bassin had a son in Port-au-Prince. The family has learned that he died in the earthquake.

A young man who led the choir in Rodne’s church several years ago was in Port-au-Prince. His death in the earthquake has been confirmed.

The residents of Limbe are organizing a truck brigade to go to Port-au-Prince and bring home to Limbe all the Limbe family members who were in Port-au-Prince – the living and the injured. There is nothing left for them in Port-au-Prince.

Rodne will be needing money for medical supplies and food to provide for these “refugees” from Port-au-Prince. He does not want money sent to him until he returns to Haiti, however. He wants to first make sure that the banks in Limbe and Cap Haitian are operating normally and can arrange for our wire transfers to be correctly posted.

Roger Thomas
Thank you for being the wonderful people you are,
Keith

The Clarendon Grill is a now a Non-Smoking Venue!

> Mondays @ Clarendon Grill        > Tuesdays @ GLEN ECHO

GLEN ECHO SERIES CLASSES/WORKSHOPS

Currently mid-session. More classes will be listed in the future.

Address: GlenEchoPark, Spanish Ballroom,
7300 MacArthur Blvd, Glen Echo, MD 20812
Directions to Glen Echo www.glenechopark.org/directions.htm

To contact Keith Givens send an e-mail to searchernet@comcast.net