activities and classes - Northshore Senior Center

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ACTIVITIES AND CLASSES
Coloring For Relaxation
ART
Coloring books for adults have become the latest
trend, and unlike some fads, this one is actually really
good for you. According to clinical psychologist Ben
Michael’s, coloring is a stress-free activity that relaxes
the amygdala - the fear center of the brain - and
allows your mind to get the rest it needs. When
coloring, we activate different areas of our two
cerebral hemispheres, says psychologist Gloria
Martinez Avala. “The action involves both logic, by
which we color forms, and creativity, when mixing
and matching colors. This incorporates the areas of
the cerebral cortex involved in vision and fine motor
skills (coordination necessary to make small, precise
movements). The relaxation that it provides lowers
the activity of the amygdala, a basic part of our brain
involved in controlling emotion that is affected by
stress.
Free to Members Only
M Senior Center
Mondays, 10am - 11am
Ceramic Sculpture
Introduction to Hand-building. Students will learn
clay hand-building techniques that can be used for a
range of artistic ceramic projects. Through weekly
projects, students will learn new techniques.
Students may also choose to work independently and
receive guidance on work that is already in progress.
$40 nonmember/$20 member, 4 weeks
$14 nonmember/$7 member, per class
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Room 104
Wednesdays, 10am - noon
Session I: Jul 6 - Jul 27, workshop
Session II: Aug 3 - Aug 31, workshop
(no class Aug 10)
Session III: Sep 7 - Sep 28, 4 weeks
Instructor: Shuko Mantooth
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Colored Pencil/Drawing
Colored pencil can produce amazingly detailed,
colorful pictures. Instruction is given in drawing
with pencil, colored pencil, water-soluble colored
pencil and ink pens. Beginners can get over their
concern that they can’t draw by completing drawing
exercises provided. Experienced artists like to bring
in their own pictures to work on and get input from
the group. This is an ongoing class but new people
are welcome to start at any time.
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Room 104
Thursdays, 11am - 2pm
Session I: Jul 7 - Jul 28, 4 weeks
Session II: Aug 4 - Aug 25, 3 weeks
(no class Aug 11)
Session III: Sep 1 - Sep 8 , 2 weeks
(no class Sep 15, 22 and 29)
Instructor: Judy Moritz, 425-488-8270
Room 104
Tuesdays, 1pm - 4pm
(no class Aug 2 and 9)
Instructor: Deborah Knetzger, 425-823-9251
Driftwood Sculpture
With driftwood sculpture, we bring out the beauty
hidden under layers of dirt and decay. The LuRon
method teaches us to clean, shape and finish old
“found” wood into a unique sculpture.
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Room 104
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
(no class Aug 10)
Instructor: Alice Shuler, 425-485-1221
Drawing Into Painting
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In this basic drawing class, you will learn to draw
from life using perspective, measuring for
proportion, shading and values, placement on the
picture plane, contours and creating an illusion of
three dimensions. Learn to see value areas for
developing color in your work. We will explore
media outside of traditional pencil, charcoal and pen.
Create mixed media paintings with watercolor,
acrylic, found images, texturing, pastel and ink.
Students are encouraged to follow their own
direction of interest, using personal imagery, abstract
or representational.
Bring 8x10” or larger
sketchbook, #2 art pencils, small sharpener, soft
eraser; full supply list is available at front desk. Class
is paid in full on first class day for all classes in
calendar month. Summer quarter will be facilitated
by guest instructors while regular instructor is on
hiatus. New projects in variety of media will be
presented, while remaining true to class priority of
“drawing from life”.
$64 nonmember /$32 member, 4 weeks
Room 104
Thursdays, 8:30am - 10:30am
(no class Aug 11)
Instructor: Alice Shuler, 425-485-1221
W Fairwinds Brittany Park
Thursdays, 9am - 11:30am
Instructor: Jo Marsh, 425-883-7141
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Senior Center
Tuesdays, 10am - noon
Instructor: Arline Depalma, 425-483-7993
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Visual Art Journaling
Oil And Acrylic Painting
Visual art journaling is a creative practice that
combines mixed-media, collage, drawing, painting,
creative lettering, journal writing and so much more.
There are no rules and you do not need to be an
artist to engage in the creative process. It’s not the
end product that counts, it’s the journey you
experience along the way.
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Room 202, Free
Wednesdays, 9:30am - 11:am
Class begins on Jul 20
Instructor: Karen Dawn
Oil painting can be fun and rewarding, come and
learn or just paint. For your first class please bring
any art supplies you may have. Also an apron,
something to paint or a work in progress. We have
some books to work with and we will have some
supplies to work with until you get your own. We
will give you a more complete list of things you may
want to get later. Looking forward to painting with
you.
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Room 104
(no class Aug 10)
Leader: Beverly Parcel
Watercolor Media
Learn the basics for creating an outstanding painting
in watercolor. Projects will emphasize the use of
color, value, line and composition. Subjects provided
for every class to encourage your success and
enjoyment of this colorful and expressive media.
$16 nonmember/$8 per class member
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Room 104
Fridays, 9am - noon
(no class Aug 12)
Instructor: Carol Aki, BFA
Open Art Studio
Share our love of art and enjoy each other’s
company. This camaraderie has formed by the
passion we feel for art. Come join us as we produce
art to be appreciated primarily for its beauty or
emotional power..
M Senior Center
Fridays, 1pm - 3pm
Woodcarving
Plein Air Group
Come join a group of people interested in
woodcarving.
$40 nonmember/$20 member, 4 classes
$14 nonmember/$7 member, per single class
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Room 104
Tuesdays, 9:30am - 11:30am
Session I: Jul 5 - Jul 26, 4 classes
Session II: Aug 2 - Aug 30, 4 classes
(no classes Aug 9)
Session III: Sep 6 - Sep 27, 4 classes
Instructor: Jerry Clapp
Meet at various parks in the Northshore area, plus a
few in the North Seattle area, to draw and paint with
other like-minded people. Contact Gretchen Davey
at gretchen.davey @gmail.com to get on the email list
of upcoming locations. She will send you the
schedule for the season.
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Senior Center
Mondays, May - Oct, 10am - 1pm
Coordinator: Gretchen Davey
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COLLECTING
COMPUTER CLASSES
Antiques Club
COMPUTER CLASS PREVIEW
AND OVERVIEW
Share information and ideas about antiques and
collectibles. Seize the opportunity to show and tell.
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Room 103
Second Mondays, 10am - noon
Leader: Ellen Carnwath, 425-823-6420
• Jul 11: No meeting.
• Aug 8: No meeting.
• Sep 12: Mid-century Modern Mania, think Space
Exploration, Elvis, Scandinavian Design, Century
21 Fair, etc. Summer finds, plus rummage sale
recap.
This is a great time for you to meet the instructors,
ask questions, see what you can do with a computer
and sign up for a computer class. Don’t forget to
pick up a cookie and a cup of coffee during your
visit.
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Room 105, Free
Thursday, Jul 7, 10:30am - 2:30pm
Camera Workshop
The workshop class consists of technical tips and
assignments that reinforce what we discuss in class.
People can join the class whenever they want. There
is no beginning, middle or end, but an ongoing
process. However, participants should have a basic
understanding of Photoshop Elements or CS. One
goal is that each participant produces a book of
photographs by the end of the year, something you
can share with your friends. We have occasional
field trips and guest speakers and always have a good
time. Your work will be critiqued by the other work
shop members, so you can have feedback on how
you are doing.
$5 per class
M Senior Center
First and Third Wendesday, 3:15pm - 5pm
Hosts: Sam Spencer and Don Healy
Coin Club
We’re hoping to start a brand new Coin Club here at
Northshore Senior Center. Learn how to recognize
valuable coins, don’t let them slip through your
fingers. A safe place where club members can
deliberate the origin of their collected coins with one
another, discuss ways to preserve them, and design
ways to perhaps expand and enhance their
collections.
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Room 203
First Tuesdays, 10:30am—11:30am
Coordinator: Sudhir Agarwal, 425-287-1406
Stamp Club
Learn about trading, collecting and exhibiting
stamps. Sincere thanks to all who offered stamps to
our Club. Proceeds from stamp sales are donated to
the Center.
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Room 202
Third Mondays, noon – 1:30pm
Coordinator: Dana Nielsen and Dave Dubois
Computers In Kenmore
We have two Windows 7 PC’s and a printer which
are available for your use. Drop by to check your
email, write a report, etc. Coffee is always available.
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Senior Center
425-489-0707
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N=Northshore, H&W=Health and Wellness,
K=Kenmore, M=Mill Creek, W=Woodinville, PK=Peter Kirk
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Computer Introduction—The Basics
Do you need a review of basic computer use, or are
you considering getting a PC? This class will take
you through the basics of starting up your PC, what’s
‘under the hood’, and the basics of how to surf the
internet. We will also cover setting up and managing
files, and find answers to your questions.
$64 nonmember/$32 member- Limit 9
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Room 105
2 sessions - 4 hours
Friday, Jul 8 and 15, 1pm - 3pm
Optional Lab: Thursday, Jul 21, 1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Tommie Zabrowski
Senior Center
4 day course - 8 hours
Tuesday - Friday, Sep 6 - Sep 9
1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Rob Rich
Dragon, Naturally Speaking
DRAGON Naturally Speaking, is the premiere voice
recognition software, DNS is a great productive tool
when writing email, creating MS office documents,
surfing the internet and controlling your computer
with just your voice. DRAGON software also works
for those with physical limitations that make
keyboarding and mouse use difficult or impossible.
$25 per hour
H&W Computer Learning Lab, 2nd Floor
By appointment: 425-286-1038
Introduction: Joe Meyer
Computer Tutoring at The Center
How about some one-on-one tutoring to help you
with your software program? We can help you with
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Word 2003, and 2007.
Sign up at the front desk to find a volunteer to meet
you at the Center.
$40 nonmember/$20 member, per hour
Minimum charge 1 hour or a mutually agreed upon amount
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Room 105
By appointment 425-286-1038
Coordinator: Guy Evans
Excel 2010
Learn how to create a simple spreadsheet, use dialog
boxes, use shortcut keys, copy and paste, add
formulas and much more.
$96 nonmember/$48 member
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Room 105
Monday - Thursday, Sep 12 - Sep 15
10am - 11:30am
Instructor: Joan Little
Create Photo Books Online
You have your special photos on your computer.
Learn to use Shutterfly to turn those photos into
your own beautiful phot/memory books, cards,
prints, calendars, or photo gifts.
M Senior Center
Monday - Friday, Sep 19 - Sep 23
1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Rob Rich
Excel 2013
Learn how to create a simple spreadsheet, use dialog
boxes, use shortcut keys, copy and paste, add
formulas and much more.
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Room 105
10am - 11:30am
Digital Camera/Phone
Do you have a digital camera or a cell phone? Are
you having problems making it work properly or
transferring pictures to your PC?
Bring your
camera/phone, charged battery, download cord and
instruction manual to the class. Learn hands-on how
to download pictures to your PC, then to rename,
edit, crop, and save them. Learn to share your
photos via e-mail or the cloud.
Facebook
Learn how to navigate Facebook. This class will help
you develop the confidence to set up and maneuver
Facebook successfully. Topics covered: Facebook
basics and lingo, setting up your own page, adding
photos and friends, changing privacy settings. Bring
in a photo of you that you would like to be your main
photo. Prerequisites: Windows Basics
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Senior Center - Limit 10
1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Dorothy Cirelli
How To Use Your Android Device
Are you considering the purchase and use of an
Android ‘smart phone’ or tablet? Would you like
assistance in knowing what you can do with one?
These devices are very adept, somewhat similar to
the small PC. The instructor will bring her devices
so you can see them in action; please bring your
device, if you have one.
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Room 105
Thursday, Jul 14, 1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Tommie Zabrowski
Files And Folders
Okay, you have saved your documents and photos
on your computer. NOW WHAT? Learn how to
rename, copy, move, organize, share and backup you
files. File Explorer (previously called Windows
Explorer) is the program you will use to work with
files and folders on your PC, the cloud (OneDrive),
or your USB storage device.
M Senior Center
Tuesday - Thursday, Sep 6 - Sep 9
1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Ron Cuddy
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TECH SERVICES
Computer Repair
Managing Computer Anxiety
This class is designed for those who are new to
computers; learn to use a mouse and change text
formats, as well as basic file management.
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Room 105
Monday - Thursday, Jul 11 - Jul 14
10am - 11:30am
In the Health & Wellness Computer Learning Lab
Do you have a laptop or desktop that is driving
you crazy? Is it running slow, acting weird or has
just simply crashed? Find out why at the HW CLL
TECH CENTER...schedule an appointment to have
Virus and Malware Removal, Computer Tune-ups,
Software Installation, Memory Upgrade,
Computer Set up, Data Transfers.
See our bulletin board ads.
Microsoft Word 2010
All work done on site. Our $10 assessment fee is
applied to job, if work is done by us.
Learn the format text in several types of documents
including a flyer, letter and reports. Save and print
documents, insert clipart, bullets and numbering,
create footnotes, tables and columns with page
breaks. Adjust program Options and customize the
Quick Access Toolbar for easy access to common
commands.
M Senior Center
10am - noon
Drop by or call, to discuss your problem, or to
schedule an appointment
425-286-1038
For more information, please refer to the
HWCLL & Room 105 Handbook
IPhone IPad Users Group
If you have a Cell-Phone or a Tablet (Apple or
equivalent Android) bring it to this ongoing
workshop and learn how to use it. Share your
challenges and discoveries with others. Learn about
GPS and how to take and Email pictures.
M Senior Center
Please call 425-948-7170 for day and time
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Room 105
Monday - Thursday, Jul 25 - Jul 28
10am - 11:30pm
One-On-One
Personal Computer Instruction
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Room 105
4th Fridays, 9am - 11am
Leader: Dave Gumm
We will design a 1-on-1 learning program of
computer instruction that addresses your “stuck”
spots and makes you a wiser, faster, more efficient
computer user. Explore new software: Word, Excel,
Internet Explorer, and email. Learn computer
security, foreign languages, new interactive
networking programs and use larger print on the
screen to ease visual difficulties.
$40 nonmember/$20 member, per hour
Call 425-286-1038 for more information or
to make an appointment.
Macintosh and PC Users Group
Feel free to join us, and bring you questions!
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Room 105
Second Fridays, 10:30am - noon
Leaders: Guy Evans, Dave Gumm and
Ron Rhoton
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Open Lab At Bothell CLC
Smart-Phone And Tablet Workshop
Our computer classroom at Bothell (Room 105) now
has open lab time during which you can write letters,
work on Excel spreadsheets, practice what you’ve
learned in class, check your email or just surf the net.
We have Microsoft Office 2010 software installed on
all the computers including Access, Publisher and
PowerPoint. This room is open from 10am to noon
each weekday, as long as there are no classes
scheduled. Check at front desk if open - please sign
in room 105 at the doors you go in.
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Lab Time: Mondays - Fridays, Free
10am - noon
If you have a Cell-Phone or a Tablet (Apple or
Anroid) bring it to this workshop and learn how to
use it. Share you challenges and discoveries with
others. Learn about settings, email, and how to take
and share pictures. This is one-on-one instruction.
Call ahead to register.
M Senior Center
Every other Thursday, 3:15pm - 4:30pm
Instructor: Larry Petersen
Windows 10
Learn the terminology and navigation basics of the
Windows 10 operating system. Develop the skills
and confidence to use your personal computer (PC)
to accomplish everyday tasks. Create, save and print
documents. Organize and control your files and
folders. Customize the Desktop screen, Start menu
and taskbar. Learn how to access the programs and
applications you have on your computer.
$120 nonmember /$60 member - Limit 10
M Senior Center
Monday - Friday, Sep 12 - Sep 16
1pm - 3pm
Photoshop Elements 14—Beginning
Learn special tips on how to edit your photos by
cropping, sharpening, retouching your photos like a
pro. New features include fixing hazy backgrounds;
selecting fine details like hair in seconds; taking away
camera shake; creating your own scenes. Class
reviews basic tools. Prerequisite: Digital Photography
class.
M Senior Center
10am - noon
Instructor: Don and Liz Healy
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Room 105
Thursdays, Aug 1, 8 and 15, 1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Dave Gumm
POSIT: Improve Your Memory NOW!
To have a high quality retirement life, you need a
sharp and alert mind. If you have difficulty searching
for words, keeping up with fast speech, or
remembering simple facts, you can use the power of
our program to re-grow your brain for focus and
attention. Our course engages your brain at your
own personal level and has been shown to improve
your brain’s working memory and retention. This
rewarding course of brain exercises is now offered at
a very special price.
Contact us for further
information.
$45 for a 40 hour course
Call 425-286-1038 to get started
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Kenmore Crafters
CRAFTS
Join a friendly group who likes to work on various
craft projects. If you need help with a handcraft
project our talented ladies can usually help with it, or
just come for the good company.
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Senior Center
Thursdays, 12:30pm - 2:30pm
Coordinator: Pat Fullerton
Craft Club
Crafters Welcome! All interests and skill levels. We
share new ideas, learn new skills, techniques and
have fun. If Thursdays are not convenient for you,
you may choose to work at home. All crafts are sold
and proceeds benefit the Center.
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Room 103
Thursdays, 9am - 11:30am, (no class Aug 9)
Leader: Karen Cox
Knit-Wits
Meet with friends, chat and work on your own
projects in a friendly, old-fashioned knitting bee.
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Room 103
Tuesdays, 9:30am - 11am
(no class Aug 9)
Leader: Sallie Gerrard
Jewelry Cleaning and Repair
Clean and repair donated jewelry for the Center’s
fundraising events. Instruction as time allows.
We need your donations.
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Room 103
Jul 18, Aug 1 and Sep 19, 9am - 11am
Leader: Alice Alden
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Senior Center
Jun 13 and 27, Jul 11 and 25, Aug 8 and 22
10:30am - 12:30pm
Pins And Needles
DANCE
Join others who enjoy quilting, knitting, crocheting,
or other needle work, and meet for fellowship and
fun.
W Brittany Park, Activity Room
Fridays, 10am - noon
Coordinator: Cleata McIntosh
Ballroom Dance
Enjoy an afternoon of dancing with live music.
“Bob’s Swing Music Band” (Carpenter) will be
playing all your favorites for a fun afternoon of
dancing.
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Multipurpose Room
First and Third Wednesdays, 1pm - 3pm
Quilt Group
Enthusiastic quilters welcome your participation.
Please feel free to bring your questions, curiosity,
sewing machine, projects, ideas. Mutual support and
encouragement abound to inspire you to explore
your creative side.
$10 monthly flat fee
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Room 103
Wednesdays, 12:30pm - 3pm
(no classes month of Aug)
Facilitator: Gwendolyn Moreland
Ballroom Dance Lessons
Fox Trot, Waltz, Swing and Latin lessons for the
beginner and the experienced. No partner necessary.
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Multipurpose Room
First and Third Wednesdays, 3pm - 4pm
Second, Fourth and Fifth Wednesdays
2:30pm - 3:30pm, (no class Jun 29 and Aug 10)
Instructor: Celia Boarman
M Senior Center
First Thursday, 4pm
2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 4pm
To register call 425-948-7170
Line Dancing
Everyone is welcome to join our Line Dancing class
that is designed for Advanced Beginners with some
knowledge of basic patterns and for Intermediate
level dancers. The dances are presented in repeated
sequences of steps in rows or group lines with
everyone executing the steps at the same time. This
is a great way to exercise, enjoy current music with
some oldie country music thrown in and meet
wonderful new friends. No partner nor prior
experience is necessary, just patience and come for
FUN! New students please call instructor before
attending first class at 425-355-4225.
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Multipurpose Room
Thursdays, 10am - 12:15pm
(no classes month of Jul and Aug)
Leader: Veta Blakesley
Tea Cup Flower Arranging Class
Bring your own tea cup and our instructor will help
you create a charming arrangement with silk flowers.
We will provide supplies and Kathy Hanvey’s
knowledge. Should be fun, this is the day before our
Fall Tea.
$7 for supplies
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Senior Center
Tuesday, Sep 13, 1pm - 3pm,
Facilitator: Kathy Hanvey
This class is designed for beginners and advanced
beginners.
M Senior Center
Wednesdays, 11am - noon
Instructor: Barbara Heidel
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DAY TRIPS
Meowtropolitan Cat Café
Note: Trips are organized by date of trip
It’s going to be a “purr-fectly” wonderful experience!
We will visit Seattle’s Japanese-style cat café. The
tour fee includes a beverage and fifty minutes to pet
and interact with the café’s friendly felines. Browse
the bakery’s cat-themed pastries and perhaps wrap
one up “to go”. Do not “paws”, this trip will fill up
quickly. A stop in the Northgate area for
lunch on your own.
M Tuesday, Jul 12, 10am - 1:30pm
Edmonds Farmer’s Market And
Red Twig
Grab a bag and don your comfortable sneakers!
Downtown Edmonds bursts with an array of fresh
fruits and vegetables from local growers. Additional
booths offer wine tasting, unique jewelry, homemade
confections and a selection of crafts. Fill your bag,
then enjoy lunch on your own at a nearby restaurant.
$16 nonmember/$8member
M Saturday, Jul 9, 9am - 1:30pm
Toys Of The 50’s, 60’s And 70’s
Fun! Revisit childhood toys and games through this
interactive exhibit at the Museum of History and
Industry. Hands on activity and multimedia
presentations will provide the history of the
toys and their impact on our culture.
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Wednesday, Jul 13, 12:30pm - 4:30pm
Skagit Valley Highland Games
The Highland Games is a competitive gathering of
drummers, pipers, fiddlers and dancers, as well as
traditional Scottish athletics. Crafts and food vendors
rounds out this highly entertaining day. Lots of
walking to enjoy the attractions.
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Saturday, Jul 9, 9am - 4pm
Tulalip Casino
Join the happy group of travelers on our monthly
visit to Tulalip Casino. Fun is the object and almost
each month we have a full bus, so come in and book
your place.
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Thursday, Jul 14, 9:15am - 3pm
Thursday, Aug 11, 9:15am - 3pm
Thursday, Sep 8, 9:15am - 3pm
Cedar River Watershed Tour
This watershed is the primary source of Seattle’s
water. A 2.5 hour ride finds you in the historical
town site of Cedar Falls, where you walk across a
Masonry Dam. Naturalist Pierre La Barge will share
many stories and pictures as you walk approximately
¼ mile over uneven terrain. Pack water, snacks and
bug repellant. Wear sensible shoes and be prepared
for rain. Lunch on your own at the Riverbend
Restaurant in North Bend. Only 10 tickets available
and must be booked and paid for by Jun 28.
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Tuesday, Jul 12, 8:15am - 3pm
Gilbert And Sullivan
Yeoman Of The Guard
Gilbert & Sullivan is a Hoot! Please join us for a
terrific presentation of Yeoman of the Guard. Lots
of fun, music and lively patter. Enjoy at The Seattle
Repertory Theater.
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Sunday, Jul 17, 12:30pm - 5pm
Seattle Mariner Games
Walking Symbols
Take Me Out to the Ball Game! Meals on your own.
Two fun filled games.
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Tuesday, Jul 19, 5pm - 10pm,
Seattle vs Chicago White Sox
Thursday, Sep 29, 5pm - 10pm
Mild Walking
Moderate
Walking
Extensive Walking
(with stairs)
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Seattle vs Oakland Athletics
Kid Day At Aqua Sox Baseball Everett
IKEA Breakfast And Shopping
We highly recommend inviting a grandchild to
accompany you on this trip. The fee includes
transportation, a reserved seat and lunch (hot dog,
chips and a beverage. The ballpark is hosting special
events and prizes. Antics and contests between
innings will delight all ages. Team mascot, Webley the
Frog, will make many zany appearances.
Make a memory and cheer on the home
team.
M Tuesday, Jul 19, 10:15am - 2pm
We will begin with the famous $1 breakfast
(scrambled eggs, turkey sausage & breakfast potatoes).
Then, stroll through the departments. You can buy
kitchen utensils, candles, plants,
rugs, home organizers, etc. Look
for the incredible edibles in the Swedish Marketplace.
Display your IKEA Family card for a free cup of
coffee or tea.
M Thursday, Aug 4, 9:30am - 1pm
Saint Edwards State Park Hike
Remlinger Farms, Carnation
Let’s go for a hike! St. Edwards State Park is a
wonderful day-use park with many
groomed trails from easy to difficult.
Pack a lunch or snacks and We will enjoy the picnic
grounds.
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Wednesday, Jul 20, 10am - 1:30pm
The Farm is famous for their pies, jams and soup
mixes. Here you can purchase in-season
fruits and vegetables, browse the gift and
consignment shops for “finds” and locally made
items. Lunch on your own at the 1916 famous Road
House in Fall City.
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Tuesday, Aug 16, 9:30am - 3pm
Flatstick Pub Tournament
And Lunch
Tour Of Safeco Field
Northgate Food Court
Mill Creek is hosting a “Battle of the Sexes” golf
tourney--indoor mini golf, that is! Rob and Gayla will
lead teams of five each, men and women. We will stop
at a local deli for sandwiches and order beverages at
the pub. We have a reservation in the Party
Room. This should be lots of laughs. Perhaps
even an annual event or challenge another senior
center.
M Wednesday, Jul 27, noon - 2:30pm
Mill Creek and Northshore Senior Centers Joint Trip
Safeco Field “BEHIND THE SCENES”! A one hour
walking tour with elevators and your photo op in the
Press Box, in a Private Suite or even in a Dugout.
Wear your Mariner duds or pick up
a souvenir in the Mariner Team
Store after the tour. Tour fee and transportation is
included. Lunch, on your own, at The Food Court, in
the mall, where choices abound. A great time to meet
seniors from our sister center.
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9:45am - 2pm
Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater
FUN! Beauty and the Beast performed in an outdoor
amphitheater under a canopy of trees. The setting is
on 95 acres with a view of the falls. Includes a full
BBQ dinner after the performance! Your choice
of steak, chicken, salmon or vegetarian lasagna,
served with baked potato, green salad, fresh
fruit, rolls, beverage and dessert. Final sign up date is
Jul 18. This will fill up quickly
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Sunday, Jul 31, 12:30pm - 6pm
Angel Of The Winds
Twelve lucky gamblers will enjoy the short drive by
our own Chico Meza as well as the $5.00 gaming
voucher and lunch credit.
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Wednesday, Aug 17, 9am - 3pm
Wednesday, Oct 5, 9am - 3pm
observation decks. Some steps and elevations, but
benches provide rest stops. We will stop at a highly
rated establishment in Fall City on the way back.
Lunch on your own.
M Wednesday, Sep 7, 10am - 3pm
Inaugural Progressive Lunch In Bothell
Attention Foodies! This is a 3-course
progressive lunch taking place at several
locations in Bothell that will remain a mystery until
the day of the trip. Stop #1 is Appetizers. Stop #2 is
Main Dish and the final stop is Dessert with Coffee/
Tea. Cost of the trip includes all food and drinks at
Stops 1 and 3. You are responsible for the main dish
and beverage at Stop #2.
M Monday, Aug 22, 11am - 3pm
Burgers And Seattle Pinball Museum
No quarters needed! For one admission fee, you
receive unlimited play! This 2-story Museum offers
over 50 games to play and the machines date from
1934 to 2012. Pull up a stool and get ready to let the
flippers fly and the bells ring. Games include: Flash
Gordon, King Tut, NBA Fast Break,
The Flintstones and many more. A
Burger Joint lunch, in Lynnwood, will be
first on our trip.
M Monday, Sep 12, 11am - 3pm
Evergreen State Fair
So close to home and yet the sounds and smells of
farm life. 4-H displays, the wonderful old time
Museum, and “Oh, the food”. Come play with us at
the Fair.
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Monday, Aug 29, 9:30am - 1:30pm
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
September is Senior month! ½ price general
admission, 10% discount At The Forest Cafe (lunch
on your own), and 10% discount in the gift shop.
The tram tour through the lush forest will treat us to
glimpses of Bison, Elk, Bighorn sheep and more.
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Monday, Sep 12, 9am - 4pm
Limited Engagement
Fathom Event Movie
The 60th Anniversary screening of Rodgers and
Hammerstein’s musical “The King & I” is coming to
Bellevue for two days only. We have ten reserved
tickets. Sing along with the show tunes and hear Yul
Brynner utter that famous line: “Et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera”. Tour fee includes
transportation and your movie
ticket. Movie snacks will be on sale.
M Wednesday, Aug 31, 12:45pm - 5pm
Whale Watching And
Silver Reef Casino
Snoqualmie Falls And Lunch
Join the 1.5 million visitors who view this spectacular
270” waterfall each year. Bring your camera and
capture various angles as we stroll the grounds and
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This is a WOW trip! Overnight at the casino that
includes dinner and breakfast. The next day, we take
San Juan Cruises for all day whale watching that
includes a salmon or chicken lunch. There is a two
hour shore visit in Friday Harbor, with lunch on
your own and then head home. Required: being able
to board and walk around the boat as well as hilly
Friday Harbor. Dress for weather and wear good
walking shoes. Sign up by Aug 10. Spaces available
are limited.
$186 Double Occupancy
$246 Single Occupancy
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We return home via the Clinton Ferry. Tour fee
includes: transportation, hotel room w/tax. Friday
breakfast and all museum fees.
$106.00 Double Occupancy
$175.00 Single Occupancy
M Thursday, Sep 15, 9:30am through
Friday, Sep 16, 4pm
Tuesday, Sep 13, 2:30pm through
Wednesday, Sep 14, 8pm
Museum Of Flight
Whidbey Island Overnight
Join us for an interesting private tour of Seattle’s
Museum of Flight, one of the largest aviation
museums on the west coast. This one hour tour leads
visitors through the evolution of aviation by such
aircraft as the famous Blackbird,
the only remaining Boeing 80A and
the Aerocar 111. Lunch on your
own at the Wings Café. Sign up deadline is Aug 26,
to secure our tour.
This trip has it all! We will tour beautiful Anacortes
and take in the views from Deception Pass’ bridge
and beach. Overnight at a top rated Oak Harbor
hotel with much exploring of that quaint town.
Friday morning, we will visit several beaches, with a
stop at Greenbank Farm for lunch, wine tasting,
gallery browsing and of course…pie. Next stop:
Langley, to explore shops and tour the Whale Center.
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Thursday, Sep 15, 9:30am - 3pm
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Saturday, Oct 1, 9am - 4pm
Chihuly Garden And Glass
Northwest Tea Festival And Lunch
Marvel at the unique blown glass sculptures created
by noted artist Dale Chihuly, on display at Seattle
Center. The exhibit includes several galleries, the
Glass House, the Garden and various
video presentations. There is a café on-site
and the
Armory Food Court nearby
for Lunch on your own.
M Friday, Sep 23, 10am - 2pm
A perfect event to sample some of the world’s finest
teas! Trip includes admission fee and you will receive
a porcelain tasting cup to try as many teas as you
desire. You will arrive in time to sign up for
interesting workshops and presentations. There is
limited seating. Free Tickets are on a first come, first
served basis. Tea lovers, this is an annual event you
will want to repeat. Lunch on your own in the Seattle
Armory.
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DRIVER SAFETY
LaConner Quilt Festival
Attention all Quilters and Wearable Art lovers! This
International show is one of the best in the country.
This year features artists from Japan
along
with local
prize winning Quilters. Festival admission is
included. Lunch in Charming LaConner on your
AARP Smart Driver Course
This popular AARP program has recently been
updated and covers current changes in roads,
automobiles, state laws and driving situations. It is
especially aimed for drivers 50 and older. Topics
include how driving can be affected by changes in
medicine, vision, hearing, reaction time, and how to
compensate for aging and age related situations.
Other drivers on the road, strategies for different
driving situations and assessing your driving is
covered. We feel that after completing this program
you will at least improve one of your driving skills
that could prevent collisions and driving infractions.
This is an eight hour course conducted over two four
hour sessions. All classroom. No driving is included
and no formal tests are given. You must pre-register
with the instructor. At the conclusion of the course
you will receive a certificate that you can use to
receive a discount on your auto insurance.
$15 AARP member/$20 AARP nonmember
Contact and pay instructor directly.
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Room 202
Second and Third Tuesdays, 10am - 3pm
Session I: Jul 12 and 19
Instructor: Gordon Olson, 206-364-4706
Session II: No class in August
Session II: Sep 13 and 20
Instructor: Gordon Olson, 206-364-4706
Daytrip Departure Locations
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Northshore Day trips will depart from
19510 100th Ave NE, Bothell. Please park
away from the church on the North side of
the lot. Easiest way to get there is North on
Bothell Way NE (Hwy 527) right on NE
190th St. and left on 100 Ave NE.
Entrance to parking lot is off 100th.
Kenmore Day trips will depart from the
the Northshore Departure address listed
above or the Kenmore Senior Center Parking
Lot.
Mill Creek Day trips depart from
Brookdale, 14905 Bothell Everett Hwy, Mill
Creek.
Fees are non-refundable seven days prior to a trip or
after the deadline date unless cancelled by us.
Note: Vans are not wheelchair accessible. Walkers
have to be light weight with folding capabilities. We
reserve the right to reject any person as a tour participant and
expel anyone whose conduct is incompatible with the interest of
the tour group.
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Senior Center
Wednesdays, 9am - 5pm
Session I: Jul 27
Session II: Aug 31
Session III: Sep 28
(must attend full 8 hours, bring a sack lunch)
Instructor: Larry Saint
Must pay AARP instructor at class while
showing your AARP membership card
number.
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Room 104
Friday, Sep 16, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Presenter: Randy Busch
Investment Club (SLIC)
Looking for a few good prospectors. Study and
invest in companies that you feel have better than
average growth potential.
Widen your world.
Global Reach and Resources to bring you smart
investing ideas. We are an investment club and
member of NAIC (National Association of Investors
Corp.) Visitors are encouraged to attend.
Senior Center
Saturday, Sep 10, 9am - 5pm
Bring a lunch and picnic in the park
Instructor: Bob Laguardia, 425-802-3655
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FINANCE
A Woman’s Retirement Outlook
This is a 50 minute educational program that shares
the perspectives on financial concerns facing women
who are getting ready for or have recently
transitioned to retirement. It discusses retirement
income strategies, including perspectives around
Social Security, withdrawal and reliance rates. It also
addresses how to prepare for the unexpected,
including market and inflation risks, and the rising
costs of health care and long-term care.
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Room 203
Tuesday, Jul 19, 1pm - 2pm
Room 105, Free
First and Third Mondays, 1pm - 3:30pm
(no meeting Jul 4 and Sep 5)
Contact: Barbara Weeks, President
425-316-0358 or [email protected]
Outsmarting The Scammers
This presentation will help give attendees the
information they need to outsmart the scammers.
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Senior Center
Tuesday, Sep 27, 2pm - 3pm
Presenter: Teresa Starman
Tax Free Investing Seminar
Step-By-Step Guide
Tax-free investing: It’s Not What You Make, It’s
What You Keep is designed to help inform
individuals of the benefits and considerations of
choosing investments that offer tax advantages.
Participants will learn: Tax-advantaged investments
and their features; Tax-free investment returns vs.
taxable investment returns; Three ways to purchase
municipal bonds; How tax-free investing can help
you achieve your goals faster.
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Senior Center
Presenter: Pete Beard
Broadening Your Knowledge
Of Investing
Rules of investing - develop a strategy, choose quality
investments, diversify portfolio, invest for the long
term and focus on what you can control.
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Senior Center
Tuesday, Aug 23, 2pm - 3pm
Presenter: Teresa Starman
Estate Planning And Legacy Giving
Join us for a fun meeting to learn about estate
planning and how to leave a legacy planned gift to
your favorite nonprofit. Learn how planned gifts can
save you taxes, provide an income for life, and
benefit a nonprofit, while also getting your estate in
order.
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Room 203
Tuesday, Aug 30, 1pm - 2pm
FITNESS CENTER
What Happens
After The Paychecks Stop?
Welcome to the step-by-step guide for what happens
after the paycheck stops. A Retirement Income
Primer, this 50 minute presentation will examine how
to budget for retirement expenses, potential sources
of retirement income and potential risks to retirement
income such as LTC and health care costs.
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Room 203
strength- training equipment specifically geared
State-of-the-Art Equipment
Our fitness equipment was selected to provide a low
-impact, total body cardio and strength routine for
any exercise level. Most machines are simple to
operate and designed to safely guide you in building
strength and function.
Fitness machines include: treadmills, elliptical,
recumbent bicycles, an arm-cycle, and complete
workout machines. We also have a range of free
weights and weight-lifting benches, and mats for
stretches and floor exercises. A trainer is available to
assist you with a machine or demonstrate new
techniques.
Unlike most fitness centers where you have to pay for
a session with a trainer, one is on staff at Northshore.
Get signed up now!!
During your first visit, our trainer will work with you
to evaluate your level of fitness and areas of focus.
The trainer will define an appropriate exercise
program, and monitor your progress at every session.
Health Questionnaires can be picked up at any of the
reception desks at the senior center or here at the
H&W center or in the fitness room. The
questionnaire will be reviewed by our fitness trainer
and after receipt of our Approval form from your
physician or care provider an appointment with you
will be set to review and begin your orientation.
toward seniors but also great for people of all ages!
Fitness Center
Research has proven that regular exercise is beneficial
for your physical and mental well-being. With just a
few hours of strength training each week, you can
reduce back and joint pain, and minimize symptoms
of arthritis and osteoporosis. The Fitness Center at
Northshore Health & Wellness Center is a
comfortable space focused on keeping exercise
enjoyable.
The Fitness Center provides cardiovascular and
Hours: Mon- Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
Cost:
$24 senior center members
$48 nonmembers Punch cards for 12 visits
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The machines are simple to operate and we offer a
safe, inviting atmosphere where individuals can
achieve their fitness goals. A physical fitness trainer
can work with participants to design an exercise
program to address specific injuries or weaknesses, or
to set and achieve progressive goals. Individuals drop
in during open hours to run or walk on the treadmill,
lift weights, or join in classes.
covered physical activity programs with free benefit.
$56 nonmember/$28 member, per month
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Multipurpose Room
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
8:15am - 9:15am
(no class Jul 4, Aug 8, 10, 12 and Sep 5)
Certified Instructor: Dollie Brown
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Our rates are low, and our trainers are eager to work
with you to create a program tailored to your needs. In
no time at all, we’ll get you moving and increase your
strength and flexibility. Exercise at your speed to
meet your interests.
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
9am - 10am, (no class Jul 4 and Sep 5)
Certified Instructor: Bob Bell, 425-486-5049
EnhanceFitness, Advanced
An advanced exercise program for seniors with good
balance. Includes aerobic dance, strength training and
stretching. NOTE: Free benefit under the same
stipulations as in the NOTE shown in
EnhanceFitness listing.
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Multipurpose Room
9:30am - 10:30am,
FITNESS
EnhanceFitness
An exercise program with proven effectiveness.
Includes balance, flexibility, strength and aerobic
training. NOTE: Group Health enrollees who have
Medicare Parts A and B and who are “locked in” to a
Group Health Medicare plan can participate in
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(no class Jul 4, Aug 8, 10, 12 and Sep 5)
Certified Instructor: Dollie Brown
Tuesdays, 9:30am - 2:20pm
Fridays, noon - 1:20pm and 2:30 - 4:20pm
(no class Jul 4, Aug 8, 9, 11, 12, Sep 5 and 30)
Leader: Jean Mitterndorfer, 425-225-5133
Fitness Boom
This class includes instruction, feedback on using the
strength system machines as well as having a warmup and flexibility component. Class minimum of 3,
maximum 7, all levels welcome.
$50 nonmember/$25 member,
one time per week for 4 week sessions
H&W Fitness Center
Please contact Fitness Center for more
information.
Qigong “Chee-Kung”
To Wake Up Your Energy
Functional Trainer
Qigong is an ancient Chinese exercise using
Posture/Movement, Deep Breathing and Conscious
Intent to move life energy through your body. Dr.
Oz, on Oprah, said “If you want to be healthy and
live to 100, do Qigong.” Sit or stand for this selfhealing gentle exercise.
Practice regularly for
strength, relaxation, health and vitality. Easy yet
powerful! You can do it!
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Room 205
Tuesdays, 1pm - 2:30pm
(no class Aug 9)
Need to come 1pm - 2pm
(“Five Treasures” Basic Beginning Qigong)
Advanced Exercise, 2pm - 2:30pm
(“Five Animals”, “Eight Brocade” or other)
This class will provide one-to-one instruction on the
somewhat “intimidating” large Functional Trainer
machine. Learn the “Ins and Outs” of how to setup
the machine to provide the best results. Limited to 1,
one time per year , all levels welcome.
$50 nonmember/$25 member, per week
H&W Fitness Center
Please contact Fitness Center for more
information.
Mill Creek Fitness
We all know the benefits of regular exercise.
Controls weight, combats health condition and
disease, improves mood, boosts energy, promotes
better health and most important is fun. The fitness
class includes balance, flexibility, strength and aerobic
training. Bring a mat or towel. And best of all,
register at the class, even if the 15 class session has
started.
$70 nonmember/$35 member, for 15 classes
$50 nonmember/$25 member, for 10 classes
$25 nonmember/$12.50 member, for 5 classes
(Group Health Members, check for coverage)
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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 10am - 11am
Instructor: Diana Stearns
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Senior Strength
Emphasis on developing muscular strength and
endurance, flexibility, mobility, increasing lean body
mass and injury prevention. Uses weights and
resistance bands.
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Multipurpose Room,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30am - 9:15am
(class on Jul 28, Aug 25 and Sep 22 will be in
dining room), (no class Aug 9 and 11)
Facilitators: Anne Ovenell, 425-483-6784
and Margaret Carroll, 425-486-9290
Pickleball
Pickleball is a hodgepodge of tennis, badminton and
Ping-Pong, played on a court with a three-foot net.
Have fun and exercise at the same time.
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Multipurpose Room
Mondays and Thursdays, 12:30pm - 4:20pm
Riverside Landing Classroom
(Blyth Park in warm weather)
Fridays, 11am - 11:30am
Practice time only; (for Tues class members)
Certified Instructor: Patricia Wangen,
425-487-3458 - leave message
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Table Tennis (Ping Pong)
Three tables. Primarily doubles play. Fun games and
sociability for all levels. “We live to play, and play to
live.”
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Multipurpose Room
Sundays, 1pm - 4pm
(no play Aug 7)
Coordinator: Roger and Connie Hughes,
425-823-4491
Supporters: Hal Bomgardner, 425-890-7854
Walking Group
Tai Chi
Exercising with a walking group is a fun, social and
easy way to be active. Walk at your own pace and
enjoy a friendly activity. Rain or shine, please wear
all-terrain shoes.
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Tracy Owen Station (Log Boom Park)
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am - 11am
Tai Chi is a slow and graceful Chinese art. It
involves a series of movements performed in a slow,
focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing.
It has been considered to be a form of ’meditation in
motion’ which promotes serenity and inner peace.
Students will learn 18 breathing exercises, 25 warmups and the Yang Family Tai Chi Form.
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Tai Chi Introduction (Beginners)
Students will prepare to learn the Yang Family Tai
Chi Hand Form. They will learn deep breathing,
balance and strengthening exercises.
Instructor: Nancy Lucero
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Multipurpose Room
Fridays, 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Session: Jul 1 - Sep 30, 13 weeks
(no class Aug 12)
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Water Aerobics
It’s time to make a big splash - for your health.
Water aerobics can reduce the incidence of chronic
illness with just two and a half hours a week, says the
US Department of Health and Human Services.
Water aerobics is easy on the joints and can even
increase muscle strength and endurance due to the
water’s built-in resistance.
Therefore, we can
exercise longer in water than on land without the
extra effort or the joint and muscle pain that often
accompanies a regular exercise routine because of its
low impact. You can come any time for 5 classes
during the quarter using a punch card.
$40 nonmember/$20 member,
for 5 class punch card
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7:30am - 8:30am
Senior Center
Wednesdays, 1:30pm -2:30pm
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Tai Chi Hand Form (Intermediate)
Students will learn Yang Family Tai Chi Hand Form.
Instructor: Mike Lucero
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Multipurpose Room
(no class Aug 12)
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Sammamish Trail
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9am - 10am
Leader: Carol Aki
There are 2 groups and 2 locations
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:45am - 11am
(leave right at 10am)
Call center at 425-948-7170 to register
Senior Center
Wednesdays, 1:30pm -2:30pm
Wii Bowling And Wii Golf
Must be fitness center enrolled. All invited. Spring
and Fall tournament play 2 people teams/8 teams for
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those already active in practice. All other times Wii
subject to Fitness Membership costs.
H&W Fitness Center
Tuesday and Thursday, 10am-noon and
12:30pm - 2pm
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relaxation. When practiced regularly, yoga improves
flexibility, muscle tone, posture, balance, breath
awareness, as well as an ability to relax. Includes
focus on joint alignment, building core strength, and
matching movement to breath. Bring a mat to class.
Senior Center
Please call to check availability at
425-489-0707
H&W Large Activity Room
Tuesdays, 6pm - 7pm
(no class Aug 23 and 30))
Instructor: Teri Hensen
Yoga
Beginner friendly classes focus on breath awareness,
fluid movements and gentle, yet challenging
postures. With regular practice, you’ll experience a
greater sense of well being as you gain strength,
flexibility, and balance, as well as a deeper mind-body
awareness. Bring a yoga mat and firm blanket to
class. All levels are welcome.
$20 nonmember/$10 member, drop in
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Room 203
Mondays 8:30am - 9:30am
Instructor: Shana Robbins
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Yoga For Parkinson’s
This class is provided and sponsored by Northwest
Parkinson’s Foundation. Yoga for Parkinson's is an
8 week series of classes held once a week. The
benefits of Yoga for Parkinson’s include increased
flexibility, better balance, greater strength, fewer
muscle cramps, deeper, easier breathing and peace of
mind.
$5 per class paid to Instructor
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Multipurpose Room
Please contact Northwest Parkinson’s
Foundation for class dates and times
Instructor: Peter Lynch, RYT
Register on-line at nwpf.org/participate
Room 203
Thursdays 8:30am - 9:30am
This class has moved, please note new times and
location.
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Mondays, noon - 1:15pm
(no class Jul 4 and Sep 5)
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Yoga - Seated
Wednesdays, noon - 1:15pm
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Fridays, 1pm - 2pm
Instructor: Gloria Supplee
Yoga - Hatha
Hatha Yoga includes postures, breathing, and
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This is a gentle beginning class with traditional asana
adapted for the seated position. We will incorporate
breathing practice and beginning meditation as well.
Some elementary standing postures may be included
depending on individual abilities and class size.
Students learn to modify movement to suit individual
limitations, and develop skills for soothing restless
minds using breath and voice.
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Room 205, (min. 5, max. 10 class size)
Thursdays, 11am - noon
(no class Jul 21 and 28)
(no class Aug 11)
Instructor: John Stern, RYT-500
This gentle beginning yoga class will spend half the
time in chairs and half the time standing while
holding onto chairs (for those who can do this).
This class is designed for people who have difficulty
getting down on the floor. Our modified yoga poses
will help to increase flexibility, strength and balance.
Breathing and relaxation will also be incorporated.
Wear comfortable, stretchy clothing and sturdy lowheel shoes.
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Senior Center
Wednesdays, 10:30am - 11:30am
Leader: Maggie Parker
Buy in .25¢ per card
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Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 3:30pm
To register, please call 425-948-7170
Bridge
Zumba Gold/Toning
“Bridge is by far the greatest card game of all, and it
can provide immense challenge and enjoyment for
the rest of your life” Kate McKellar. Come join us
as we enjoy each other’s company and play the
‘greatest card game of all’.
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Second and Fourth Tuesdays
12:30pm - 3:30pm
Ditch the workout, join the party! Find out what
everyone is talking about. This new Latin dance
fitness class will blend the fun upbeat Latin music
with your favorite classics, creating an energetic
atmosphere of low impact dance fitness moves, easy
to follow and fun to do. Toning adds resistance
training to the fitness moves, providing increased
muscle endurance and stamina. The classes are
tailored for the mature adult and will evolve with the
class input to become the perfect blend of dance
party fun for everyone. Minimum of 6.
$110 nonmember/ $55 member, 12 classes
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Multipurpose Room
11am - noon
Session I: Jul 1 - Jul 29, 12 classes
Session II: Aug 1 - Aug 31, 11 classes
(no class Aug 8, 10 and 12)
Session III: Sep 2 - Sep 30, 12 classes
(no class Sep 5)
Instructor: Dollie Brown
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Annex
Mondays, noon - 3pm
(no class Jul 4 and Sep 5)
Call 425-489-0707 for more information.
Bunco
Bunco is a dice rolling game which is easy to learn
and requires no skills. It offers a great opportunity
to socialize with new friends. Please join in the fun.
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Fourth Mondays, 1pm - 3pm
GAMES
Please note that most of our card games
begin a half hour before the scheduled time
listed in this catalog for fun and practice.
Canasta
Bingo
We play the Hand and Foot form of Canasta.
Everyone is welcome including beginners.
M Senior Center
Wednesdays, 1pm - 3pm
Facilitator: Kay Brown
Cash prizes, the bigger the turnout, the bigger the
prizes.
$4 nonmember/$2 member, per packet
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Room 202/203
Saturdays, 1pm - 3pm
(no Bingo Aug 13)
Room 203
Wednesdays, noon - 3:30pm
(no cards Aug 10)
Leader: Frank Roe
Chess Club
Are you up for a little mental workout? Come play
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an informal chess game, we welcome the challenge.
Informal chess, everyone welcome.
M Senior Center
Leader: Terry West at 206-322-4516
Mah Jongg
Cribbage
Mah Jongg is played with a set of 144 tiles based on
Chinese characters and symbols. All player levels,
including beginners are welcome to join in the fun.
M Senior Center
Thursdays, 9am - noon
Beginning and experienced players welcome!
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Room 103
(no cards Aug 12)
Leader: Ernest Meza, 425-785-9046
Co-leader: Steve Thorn, 425-283-3344
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Brittany Park, Balcony
Tuesdays, 1pm - 3pm
Coordinator: Ruth Samuelson
Riverside Landing, Classroom
Wednesdays, 9:30am—noon
Pinochle
Come play Pinochle with us. We have a great time,
with no experience needed, any skill level welcome.
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Rooms 202
Thursdays, 12:45pm - 3:30pm
(no cards Aug 11)
Leader: Joe Thomason
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First and Third Mondays, 1pm - 3pm
Duplicate Bridge
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Rooms 202
Fridays, 11:30 - 3:30pm, (no cards Aug 12)
Leaders: Harley Hamilton, 206-763-2711
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Room 205
Sundays, 12:45pm – 3:30pm
(no cards Sep 6)
Leader: A Haveland
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Senior Center
Thursdays, 1pm - 3pm
Leader: Judy Wolfe
Double Deck Pinochle
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Room 202
(no cards Aug 10)
Leaders: Mike Moody and Connie Harris
W Greenbrier Senior Residence, Parlor
Mondays and Thursdays, 6pm - 8pm
Coordinator: Lois Hurlocker
Hand & Foot
Come and play Hand and Foot with a fun group of
women players. Men are welcome to join us.
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Room 203
Thursdays, 12:30pm - 3pm
(no cards Aug 12)
Poker
We will provide instruction on the rules and nuances
of the game for the first two weeks, Jun 3 and Jun 10.
We will learn to play various versions of poker—
Texas Hold Em, Draw, Omaha, Market Basket,
Chicago, Stud. Come and join the fun.
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*Note: Please sign up to attend any of these
health classes. Class size is limited.
Pre-registration is required at 425-899-3000.
Dining Room
Fridays, (no class Aug 12)
1pm - 3:30pm
Instructor: George Kirsis
Adult Protective Services
HEALTH EDUCATION
Are you curious to know what APS does and how
you might fit into the bigger picture? Perhaps you
would like to know when it’s appropriate to report?
Maybe you are just curious about what it means to be
a “vulnerable adult” in the context of APS, and what
sort of allegations APS investigates. Of course there
is always the procedural stuff too, like what intake
staff do once they have received your concerns or
how do investigators go about gathering data to
reach a finding. Find out the answers to these
The classes below with a * are EvergreenHealth
sponsored classes. For class registration, please
call the Healthline, Monday - Friday from
7am - 7pm. Call 425-899-3000 and press 1(one)
at the prompt.
Class size is limited.
Pre-registration required.
If less than 5
register for class, class will be cancelled.
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questions, and so much more from Roy Mishra, an
APS supervisor who has connections with Kenmore
and Northshore.
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Annex, Free
Presenter: Roy Mishra
*How To Stay Healthy With Diabetes
Learn how to avoid the devastating, long-term
complications of diabetes. This will be a brief
overview of blood sugar numbers, lab tests, exercise
and food.
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Dining Room, Free
Tuesday, Sep 13, 12:45pm - 2pm
Call 425-899-3000 to register with Evergreen.
*Are You Ready For An Emergency?
Don’t be caught unprepared if an emergency
happens. Learn what essential items you should have
and where they should be stored.
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Room 203, Free
Tuesday, Jul 12, 12:45pm—2pm
Is There A Village In Our Future?
Changes In The Aging Eye
Villages are community-based membership groups
which offer services and social programs to help
older adults remain in their homes and connect to
their neighborhoods as they age. Villagers feel
passionately that they are part of the movement to redefine again as a connected, creative and fulfilling
time of life. Come learn what a village could mean to
you and your family. Our speaker, Ellen Berg is a
sociologist who teaches in three programs to retirees
and is also a member of the Wider Horizons Village
in Seattle.
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Room 202, Free
Pre-registration is required.
Speaker: Ellen Berg, PhD
To register, contact Janet Zielasko,
425-286-1035;[email protected]
Join us for an informative presentation by
SightConnection, a nonprofit agency that serves
seniors living with vision loss. We will discuss eye
care, normal changes as our eyes age as well as
unexpected changes due to macular degeneration,
glaucoma, diabetes, stroke or cataracts. To help us
adapt to vision changes we will review helpful
resources, aids and support.
PK PeterKirk Community Center, Free
Monday Jul 11, 1pm - 2pm
To register, call 425-587-3360
*Eating For Healthy Weight Loss
Talk to a nutritionist about diet risks, myths and fads.
Learn simple, safe tips for achieving healthy weight
loss while maintaining balanced nutrition.
M Senior Center, Free
Thursday, Jul 14, 12:45pm - 2pm
Long Term Care And Medicaid
This FREE presentation will review Long Term Care
services and how DSHS staff can help apply for
Medicaid. Handouts will be provided and DSHS
staff be available afterwards to answer individual
questions.
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Room 203, Free
Thursday, Sep 22, 1pm - 2pm
Presenter: Bea Maziarz, DSHS Financial
Service Specialist
*Eating To Live
Whether your goal is to manage your weight or
increase energy, vitality and stamina, this class is for
you.
Create a health-enhancing diet plan by
understanding your body’s nutritional requirements,
and discover the latest in nutritional myths and fads.
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Senior Center, Free
Monday, Jul 18 , 11am - noon
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Specialist Pathways - Information and
Assistance, Sound Generations
425-286-1035; [email protected]
*Self Defense For Seniors
*Loss And Grief In Life Transition
Give yourself confidence and peace of mind by
learning some simple techniques that will help you to
protect yourself and ensure your personal safety.
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Room 203, Free
Tuesday, Jul 26, 12:45pm - 2pm
Have you recently retired, relocated to a new
community, developed a chronic condition or illness,
or had a loved-one die? These and other transitions
can leave one with a deep sense of loss. Come to
this presentation to learn helpful insights into the
grieving process, as it pertains to these life changes,
and ways to support oneself.
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Senior Center, Free
Monday, Sep 19, 11am - noon
*Understanding Leg Pain
We’ll discuss several types of leg pain caused by
impairment of blood flow and what steps you can
take to alleviate your discomfort.
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Waiting Room by Lobby, Free
Tuesday, Aug 23, 8:30am - 10:30am
*Managing Your Blood Pressure
Through Nutrition
*Upset Stomach:
A Naturopathic Approach
Learn why good nutrition can help lower your blood
pressure, which foods you should be eating and
helpful tips to incorporate those foods into your diet.
Tuesday, Aug 30, 12:45pm - 2pm
Take a closer look at common digestive problems
such as constipation, diverticulosis and hiatal hernia.
Find out why they increase with age and how you
can calm an upset stomach.
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Room 203, Free
*Natural Approach
To Memory And Concentration
Is it just a “senior moment,” or is there another
explanation? We explore brain exercises, food
allergies, underlying illnesses, and supplements to
prevent or address memory problems.
*What’s In Your Medicine Cabinet?
Does your medicine cabinet look more like an
episode from Hoarders? A pharmacist will take you
down a light-hearted but informative path to making
your medicine cabinet your friend again.
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Senior Center, Free
Monday, Aug 15, 11am - noon
Navigating The Senior Housing Maze
This presentation defines the many facets of “senior
housing” and discusses the various options, how to
find and apply to housing, income requirements,
current trends, potential challenges and strategies,
and other kinds of assistance available to renters
(landlord-tenant legal help, furniture, eviction and
rent assistance).
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Room 202, Free
Wednesday, Jul 13, 10am - 11:30am
Pre-registration required.
Presenter: Alain Rhone, Community Support
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Matter of Balance
HEALTH PROGRAMS
Aging is often accompanied by a change in balance
and/or loss of strength. Learn about fall hazards
and ways to change how you think about inactivity.
We will do exercise in class to improve strength and
balance. Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy shoes.
This FREE 8 session workshop is designed for
anyone who has become less active due to fear of
falling, may be using assistive devised to walk, or has
had a fall. Limit 14.
H&W Conference Room, 2nd Floor, Free
Thursdays, Sep 8 - Oct 27, 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Facilitator: Glen Felias-Christensen, RN
To register, contact Glen Felias-Christensen
Chicken Soup For The Brain
The brain is a marvelous organ, like all organs, it
needs to stay in shape, so to speak. This workshop
will explore different approaches for memory
enhancement. During the 4-session workshop, you
will learn about theories of memory, how to
differentiate between memory loss that is part of
normal aging versus possible onset of dementia,
“exercises” targeting both sides of the brain, and
general strategies for enhancing memory.
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Room 205, Free
Thursdays, Jul 7 - Jul 28, 1pm - 3pm
Facilitator: Glen Felias-Christensen, RN
To register, contact Glen Felias-Christensen
Medicare
Join us for an easy to understand overview of
Medicare. You will gain the information you need to
make important health care coverage decisions. The
presentation will include: Medicare’s enrollment
periods; stand alone prescription drug plans;
Medicare Advantage & Supplemental plans; financial
assistance; information on how to choose a plan;
helpful tips; and how to avoid fraud and abuse.
SHIBA is a free program of the Office of the
Insurance Commissioner that provides unbiased and
confidential information about Medicare and other
health insurance options. They are an educational
and advisory service and have nothing to sell you but
knowledge.
M Verdant Health in Lynwood, Free
Third Fridays, 2pm
Facilitator: Patricia Stuart, SHIBA
To register, call 425-296-2296
Detox
This class will explain to you what is gluten. How
Gluten affects many Inflammatory disorders like
Atherosclerosis, Celiac Disease, Headaches, Arthritis,
Lupus, Inflammatory bowel disease, etc. What is
Gluten iIntolerance and Gluten Sensitivity? What is
FODMAP’s? Why do both Gluten and Sugar have
bad side effects to our health?
Tuesday, Aug 30 - Sep 27, 10:30am - noon
5 weeks
Instructor: Janette Reyes-Heath, PHD
Living Well With Chronic Conditions
Do you have a health condition that causes: fatigue,
shortness of breath, pain, lack of activity, frustration
or isolation? If you respond “yes to any of these
then the Living Well with Chronic Conditions
Workshop might be just what you need! This sixweek educational series teaches specific skills and
techniques that will help you better manage your
chronic condition and regain self-confidence so you
can Live Well! Minimum of 8 or class cancels.
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Room 203, Free
Fridays, Sep 9 - Oct 14, 1pm - 3:30pm
Facilitator: Janet Zielasko, MS, LSW
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LAW
Pain Free Posture Alignment Therapy
How does this therapy work? Physical pain is the
body’s way of alerting you to the fact that your body
isn’t aligned, and therefore isn’t moving properly.
These gentle exercises and stretches will remind your
muscles how they are designed to function, and
strengthen them in their natural position. In this
way, the cause of the irritation is eliminated and is
now able to heal.
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Senior Center
Thursdays, noon - 12:50
Instructor: Sandy Taylor
Durable Power Of Attorney
There are several different forms of a Power of
Attorney available for a person to use to allow
another to manage their financial affairs. Depending
on the circumstances, a person may only want to
grant their “agent” limited powers or they may wish
to grant a wide variety of powers. Many issues can
arise with the use of these documents and care
should be taken to ensure that the powers granted on
one’s agent are not abused. Bring any questions
regarding a Power of Attorney that you may have to
this free question and answer session.
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Room 205
Thursday, Jul 14, 9:30am - 10:30am
Presenter: Keith Wells, Estate Planning
Attorney
LANGUAGES
German Conversational Plus
Willkommen! Improve and practice your German
language skills while reading, telling stories and
learning some grammar. Textbook: German Made
Simple, by Arnold Leitner
N Room 205
Mondays, 9:30am - noon
Firearms In The Estate
Even before the recent passage of Initiative 594,
firearms in an estate can create several issues. If you
have a large collection or just one, come to this free
session to discuss the issues that are present and the
planning techniques that can help with their
disposition. Class is hosted by Woodinville attorney
Keith Wells who also holds a Federal Firearms
Dealers License.
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Room 205
Thursday, Aug 18, 9:30am - 10:30am
Attorney
Spanish
Revive the renew your interest in the Spanish
language. We meet once a week to share some time
chatting, reading and exchanging ideas in order to
keep alive and well our Spanish knowledge. This is
not a class but rather an excellent opportunity to
meet other people in a friendly environment. Some
prior knowledge of the language is recommended
although anyone with a strong desire to improve and
expand his/her mental skills is welcome to join the
group.
M Senior Center
Tuesdays, 3pm - 5pm
Facilitator: Dennis and Candi Lambert
Money And Law
Do you have your legal and financial bases covered?
What are the legal documents that need to be in
place? What are the financial options in funding later
life, and end of life care and qualifying for programs
like Medicaid?
This presentation provides a
comprehensive overview on financial and legal
considerations in eldercare and caregiving.
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Room 203
Monday, Jul 25 1pm - 2:30pm
Monday, Aug 15, 11am - 12:30pm
Presenters: John Hugg, Rich Swisher and
Susanne Newman
LIFELONG LEARNING
Henry Ford said it - “Anyone who keeps learning
stays young.” These classes will run for eight one-an
-a-half-hour sessions and will be taught by
experienced and interesting instructors. New classes
will be added as interests dictate.
Revocable Living Trusts vs Wills
In this session we will be discussing the differences
between a Will and a Revocable Living Trust. There
are several benefits and detriments to both types of
estate plans and one or the other may not be
appropriate in all circumstances. We will discuss the
factors involved in making the right decision
between the two choices, and the estate planning
attorney will answer any questions that you may
have.
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Room 205
Thursday, Sep 8, 9:30am - 10:30am
Attorney
Photography In Black And White
The camera never lies, or does it? Is the image still
valid if you adjust the scene or the print? Is it art if
you only point and click? Is it unethical to snap
people unaware? And what makes those iconic black
and white photos so beautiful and moving? How do
they seize the moment and define an epoch? One
thing is certain, from the first daguerreotype to the
latest print, they’ll bring us food for thought and a
feast for the eye at heart.
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Room 205
Thursday, Sep 29 - Nov 17, 1pm - 2:30pm
Presenter: Marianne LoGerfo
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Tell Your Own Story
Poetry Group
Your story is one of the most important gifts you can
pass on to your family and friends. In this class you
will learn how to find and write about key points in
your life that you want to share. You will gain
valuable insights into your experience and enjoy the
process as you recreate the story.
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Room 103
Wednesdays, 10:30am - noon
Jul 6 - Jul 27
Instructor: Gloria Campbell
Great opportunity for reading and writing poetry,
group discussions and helpful critique. Newcomers
welcome.
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Room 205
Fridays, 1pm - 3pm, (no class Aug 12)
Leader: Terry Busch
Wannabe Writer?
Let your creative juices flow! Come join this
informal, friendly group. Share your writings on
subjects that interest you. Fiction, life stories,
adventures—we all have stories to tell, reflections,
memories and more. Discussion, mild critique, and
encouragement inspire and motivate us to write on
and write right. Check us out.
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Room 205
Wednesdays, 10am - 11:30am
Session: Jul 6 - Sep 28, (no class Aug 10)
Leader: Jean White
LITERARY ARTS
Book Club
If you love books, join us for stimulating, lively
discussions. Also, help us choose future selections.
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Room 203
Third Fridays, 10am - 11:30am
Leaders: Barbara Skibeness, 425-483-2912
and Patty Smith, 425-485-0860
 Jul 15: The Greatest Generation, by Tom
Brokaw
 Aug 19: The Nightingale, by Kristin Hannah
 Sep 16: Dead Wake, by Erik Larson
MUSIC
Guitar, Anyone?
This is not an instructional class. Join us for a
round-robin session playing and singing songs from
all genres, and all eras. If you like it, we probably do
it. Our repertoire includes bluegrass, blues, country,
folk, gospel, jazz, jug band, pop, R&B, reggae, rock,
show tunes and standards. Most of us play guitar,
but all instruments, especially voice, are welcome.
There is a piano in the room. Beginners are
welcome if you can tune your instrument and are
willing to learn by doing.
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Room 205
Wednesdays, 2:30pm - 4pm, (no class Aug 10)
(Tune-up and handout sharing start at 2pm)
Coordinators: Omar Baltuth
M Senior Center
Fourth Fridays, 11:15am - 12:15pm
Pick up book and register by calling
425-948-7170
Creative Writing
This is a creative writing class for everyone from
beginner to professional. It is a critique class, as well
as a writing support group. Classes run for two
hours a week, month by month. A handout is given
out at the beginning of each class on a facet of
writing. Questions are welcome. Students may write
to subject or on their projects.
Manuscripts
are read aloud (unless a student is uncomfortable
sharing) and commented upon. The instructor takes
manuscripts home and writes a personal critique.
$50 nonmember/$25 members, monthly
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Senior Center Annex
Thursdays, 1pm - 3pm
Instructor: Frances Dayee
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Music For Fun
Senior Songsters
Our music group has expanded to two hours, our
library has grown to several dozen old songs, almost
all with lyrics and chord markings, or bring your own
favorite piece of music for us to try out. We’re
playing strings - actually an acoustic instrument, or
just bring your voice for the lyrics. Donation
collected for music copy cost.
$5 monthly fee
M Senior Center
Mondays, 1pm - 3pm
Harmonize with us on the old songs you know and
love. Everyone welcome.
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Room 101
Mondays, 1:30pm - 3pm
(no class month of Jul and Aug)
Val Knuckey, 425-481-7569 and
Joyce Ptolemy, 425-398-0994
OUTDOOR
Northshore Variety Show And Band
RECREATION/SPORTS
For more than 25 years the Northshore Variety
Show and Band has been performing regularly at
local retirement and skilled-nursing facilities in order
to bring the healing magic of Live Music to those
who otherwise would be unable to get out on their
own. Not only does our fun-loving group see how
the immediate and delightful effects of our
performances brighten the eyes and touch the hearts
of our audiences, but also, how our own spirits
equally soar when we deliver our musical and
theatrical gifts. We openly welcome individuals who
will share our love to sing with like-minded
performers, play amongst our large variety of
instruments, dance at our weekly Tuesday morning
rehearsals and attend our twice per month
performances. Contact co-directors Marlene Walz,
425-672-7432 or Sid Schaudies, 206-236-7406 for
further information.
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Room 205
Tuesdays, 10:00 - noon (rehearsals)
(no rehearsals month of Jul and Aug)
Leaders: Marlene Walz and Sid Schaudies
Bocce Ball
Bocce will be played from spring through autumn,
weather permitting. When play begins, a notice will
be posted in the lobby on the bulletin board. The
Senior Center (front desk) will also be notified.
Beginners are welcome.
Free to members/$2 nonmember
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Stipek Park
(1800 242nd St. SE, Bothell)
Leader: Pete Peterson, 206-948-3096
Fishing Club
Do you enjoy fishing, be it bait, fly, freshwater or salt
water? Come and share fishing tips and experiences.
Enjoy “how-to” demonstrations and guest speakers.
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Room 202
First Thursdays, 10am - noon
Co-leaders: John Laible, 206-794-5254
and Marty Askelson, 425-488-1500
Piano Workshop
Welcome to sessions of piano delight. Bring music
et al and we’ll work on it right. We do “Oldies,”
“Classics,” and even the new. The class is special and
designed just for you.
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Room 205
First and Third Wednesday
11:30am - 1pm
Instructor: Elaine Bridger
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Golf Club
Hiking
Be at the course by 9:30am to draw for teams. If you
are late, you will be in the last group.
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Tuesdays, Course Fees
Leaders: Barb Ogaard, 425-481-7446,
Tom Lentz, 206-417-1939,
Lee Kirkendall, 425-486-9671 and
Terry Grinaker, 425-337-2629
 Jul: Kenwanda Golf Course, 10am
 Aug: Blue Boy Golf Course, 10am
(Tournament, Aug 16)
 Sep: Kenwanda Golf Course, 10am
On hike days we meet at the gravel parking lot by the
slough at the west end of 102nd St. Bridge in Bothell
(next to the Sammamish River Trail) at 7:15 am to
set up carpools. We leave promptly at 7:30am.
Bring your lunch, water , sun screen, bug repellent
and hiking boots (not tennis shoes or sandals). Also,
bring layered clothing for possible cool weather
and/or rain. Please note that we are a hiking group,
not a walking group. Out hikes are typically in the
mountains on rocky trails, 5-8 miles round trip in
length and between 300 and 2000 feet in elevation
gain. For those interested in easier hikes, we also
have an alternate schedule which has hikes with less
than 1000 feet in elevation gain and 4-6 miles round
trip.
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Hikes are free except for car pool expense
Mondays, 7:15am, Jun 6 - Sep 19
No hikes are scheduled on the Monday
nearest to Independence Day or Labor Day
Coordinator: Barbara Schwab, 425-483-3327
Email: [email protected]
https://sites.google.com/site/nsschikers/
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Northshore Bicycle Club
Newcomers’ Orientation
Members and nonmembers are invited to an
informal orientation to get acquainted with one
another. Learn about Senior Center activities and
services from some of the volunteers who make our
Center so wonderful!
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Senior Center, Free
 Tuesday, Jul 5, Dining room
meeting begins promptly at 1:30pm
 Wednesday, Aug 17, Dining Room
meeting begins promptly at 3pm
 Tuesday, Sep 6, Dining room
meeting begins promptly at 1:30pm
The Center’s cycling group conducts free leisurely
group bicycle rides around Seattle and nearby
surrounding areas on trails and rural roads. Rides
vary in length, day, and start locations and may
include an event or interesting destination. New or
returning riders are encouraged to attend. Emails are
sent out to people that choose to be on a rider list
that announces the ride, starting location, food
arrangements, and special instructions. A ride may
be co-sponsored with Cascade Bike Club (CBC) or
another senior center. If you are interested in getting
on the email list, send your request to email listed
below.
For more information call Bill at
206-367-1809 or Myrna at 206-522-1470. Overnight
rides or activities require a paid membership to the
Northshore Senior Center. Upcoming overnight
activities: Bike trip to the Coeur d’Alene trail starting
in Kellogg, ID.
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Coordinator: Ed Grubbs, 425-844-8695 or
Barbara Van Droof, 206-263-3606
[email protected]
Northshore Senior Men’s Club
Newcomers welcome, just let us know in advance.
Breakfast $5
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Dining Room
First Wednesdays, 8:30am - 10am
Leader: Bert Lindman, 425-483-8233
• Jul 6: Come join us for a post “4th” Celebration.
Be prepared to tell us how you spent
Independence Day.
• Aug 3: Leader Bert has more mind excising
questions from his big book. Who’s buried in
Grant’s Tomb? Come get the answer and some
good food and conversation.
• Sep 7: Hoping to have a speaker - as yet unnamed. We’d love to see you! We always have a
great time.
SOCIAL
Coffee And Conversation
A great opportunity to sit and visit in a friendly
atmosphere. Stop by and meet your friends. Bring
goodies to share if you wish.
50¢ suggested donation
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Coffee Bar
Sundays, 2pm - 4pm
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Red Hat Society
The Red Hat Society is an organization to have fun and
make new friends. All chapters are independent.
Each chapter will host their own activities. Please
find one to meet your interests and needs.
• Northshore Red Hat Foxy Ladies
Shirley Ward, 425-823-2604
 Woodinville Free Spirits
MaryLou Travis, 425-821-2350
 Mill Creek
Linda Waddel, 425-412-3194
Brookdale Retirement Community, Free
Tuesdays, 10am - noon
Kenmore Connection
Mayor David Baker meets with Kenmore residents
to discuss issues concerning the City of Kenmore.
Come ask questions and find out what is happening
in Kenmore.
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Senior Center, Free
First Monday of the month, 10am
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Genealogy And Family History Class
Beginning
SPECIAL INTEREST
Astronomy Club
Genealogy is a hobby for some people and just fun
for others. If you really want to learn more about
where your family came from or want to leave a gift
for the next generation, this is a great place to start.
This class will get you started at the basic level of
genealogy and get you started learning about your
family tree. Pre-registration is required. Limit of 5
per class.
M Senior Center
Wednesdays, 10am - 11:30am
Session II: No classes in Aug
Session II: Sep 7 - Sep 28, 4 weeks
Genealogist: Rose M. H. Mitcham
425-835-0405, [email protected]
Join us as we explore the “last frontier” through
NOVA and Great Courses videos followed by
spirited discussion among group members. On
second Mondays we use the computer room for
internet accessed information shared on the big
screen. No astronomy background necessary just an
interest in our galaxy and those beyond.
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Room 205
Mondays, 1pm - 2:30pm
(Second Mondays of each month meet in room 105)
Coordinators: Jackie and Bud Campbell,
425-488-3517; [email protected] and
Jack Kruso, 425-806-2005;
[email protected]
Current Issues Discussion Group
Share facts and opinions. Stimulating discussions of
the current issues, as introduced by participants. All
are welcome and respected.
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Room 103
Thursdays, 1pm - 2:30pm,
Facilitator: John Morgan
Job Search Support
The North Creek Presbyterian Church offers free
assistance for those seeking employment. There will
be support on resume writing, interviewing skills,
networking and other job searching techniques. No
appointment is necessary. For further information
call 425-743-2386.
M North Creek Presbyterian Church
Fridays, 10am - noon
Leader: Max Rigelman
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Room 105
Session III: Sep 6 - Sep 27. 4 weeks
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Room 105
Wednesdays, 7pm - 8:30pm
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Genealogy And Family History Class
Intermediate
Feeling overwhelmed yet? If you are, don’t despair
because in this class you will learn how to begin to
get a handle on the information you have gathered
so far. In this class you will sort through your
genealogical research, learn more about the lives and
times of your ancestors and be able to flesh out
those facts into a family history. Pre-registration is
required. Limit of 5 per class.
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Room 105
Tuesdays, 2:30pm - 4pm
Session III: Sep 6 - Sep 27. 4 weeks
If living well is an art, then here is your canvas
Discover the Finest in Independent Senior Living
A not-for-profit retirement community benefiting education
17502 102nd Avenue NE / Bothell WA 98011
425.402.9606 / www.fhbothell.com
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Senior Center
Wednesdays, 1pm - 2:30pm
Session I: Jul 6 - Jul 27 4 weeks
Session II: Sep 7 - Sep 28, 4 weeks

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