July 2016 Newsletter - Corbin Senior Activity Center

Where The Action Is
July 2016
January 2015
W. 827 Cleveland
Spokane WA 99205
509-327-1584
FAX 509-327-9162
www.corbinseniorcenter.org
MEET
ELEANOR
ROOSEVELT
Picnic at Mission Park
Friday, July 29—11:30am-1pm
The Academy and Corbin have teamed up together to bring you outstanding
entertainment and great food at Mission Park located at 1208 E. Mission
Ave. We have reserved the picnic shelter and hired JJ Dion, one of the best
entertainers around.
Tickets are $5.00 pp and must be purchased in advance by July 26.
If you want to go on the van (limited to 27 people), you will need to
pay an extra $2.00.
This event is underwritten by:
Diana Featherkile – NMLS # is 299151
Reverse Mortgage Specialist
Cheryl Olson—Phone: 509 475-9927
Independent Insurance Agent
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FUN IN IDAHO AND MONTANA
August 1 - 2, 2016 Tour Leader: Dan Conlon
If you enjoy beautiful scenery you’ll love this tour!
Highlights include:
 Moyie Springs Falls, Id & 450 foot high bridge
 Kootenai Falls, MT and its suspension bridge
 Picnic on the trail
 Bonner’s Ferry Old Town tour
 Lots of photo opportunities
 Option to enjoy scenery from sidelines or to
stroll or hike trails
 Casino gaming
 Pool and spa
 Complimentary breakfast
Hurry! Final payment is due July 25, 2016.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE…
CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE TO SAN DIEGO
September 5 - 9, 2016 Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
Highlights include:
 Harbor Cruise of San Diego Bay
 San Diego Zoo—visit includes a narrated bus tour
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HEY! LET’S GO ALL OVER THE WORLD !
to help cover more areas and make the most of
your time at the zoo.
Balboa Park has numerous museums; each person
gets 4 museum passes. Museum choices are: Air &
Space, Veteran’s Museum, Model Railroad, Natural
History, Museum of Art, Museum of Man, and
many more!
Coronado Island—tour the highlights including the
Hotel Del Coronado.
Ferry to Catalina Island with time to tour the city
of Avalon, shop and explore the beautiful island
Ferry to Long Beach with overnight aboard the
RMS Queen Mary.
Yes, we still have space!
Hurry! Final payment is due no later than
July 18, 2016.
Page 2: Chit-Chat, New
Members, Member
Orientation, Prayer
Requests, Condolences,
Donations, Wish List,
Director’s Note &
Membership Renewal
Page 3: CCS Act 2
Classes, Corbin Activities,
Gossip Girls, Brag About It
Page 4: June Birthdays,
Monthly Auction Items,
Volunteer Venue,
Monday Night Dance,
Thrifty Boutique
Page 5: Specialty
Lunches and Seminars,
Volunteer Opportunities
Page 6: Day Tours
Page 7: Long Tours
Page 8: Things to Do
FOLLOW ME TO PAGE 7 FOR LONG TOURS
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DIRECTOR’S NOTE
SECURE THE FUTURE OF
CORBIN
Dear Corbin Members,
The Inland NW Community
Foundation awarded Corbin a
$ 25,000 grant for the elevator installation project. We are
overjoyed and very thankful.
Several years ago, Corbin set up an account with INWCF so
that members could make direct donations to the foundation to secure Corbin’s future. All you have to do is go to
INWCF.org, click on the “Give now” button on the right
hand top, select Corbin on the drop down menu, and then
enter payment information.
For legacy support, please consult http://inwcf.org/give/
digital-tools-for-donors-advisors and also talk to your tax
attorney or financial advisor so that you will make a good
decision and avoid paying unnecessary taxes.
If you have enjoyed the Center, please help secure its future
by donating to INWCF and to Corbin directly.
Either way, your support will be much appreciated and will
make a definite difference. If you would like to meet with
Corbin’s treasurer or with me to talk things over, please call
327-1584 x10.
See you soon!
Christa
MONETARY DONATIONS
May 10-June 10
Boosters ($10-$99): Margaret Yugawa, Dianne
Stoebner, Beverly Cogburn, Alice Lacy, Roseanne
Sande, Daryl & Linda Way, Friends of Corbin
May 16—June 10
Katie Heylman
Heidi Peters
Gail Meredith
Natalie Lovelass
Joan McLean
Susan R. Keehnen
Betty & Dick Thompson
Dale & Barbara Plewman
Alan & Sandy Thiese
NO NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION
FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST—CAROLE WILL BE
CONTACTING YOU FOR THE
SEPTEMBER ORIENTATION.
If you would like a tour or need
information before September,
please call the office at 327-1584.
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!
Carole Brown,
New Member Chair
MANY THANKS FOR THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS!
To the Center: Rosauers at the Y, Martha Hibbard, Bettie
Maron, Keith Bagge, Marlee Arthur, Mary Kay Bryan, Christa
Richardson, Millie Vance, Michele Demery, Alene Lindstrand,
Donna Poeppel, Andy Niska, Elizabeth Gill for Al Gill, Merlin
Griffin, Otto Vegele, and Virginia Chapman.
To Thrifty Boutique: Millie Vance, Carla Barker, Gene Knight, Mary Kay Bryan, Lorene
Harris, Betty McCoy, Steve Quaid, Christa Richardson, Dianne Stoebner, Helen Sarver, Lorrie Perry, Otto Vegele, Carole Brown, Patti Bates, Verna Wagner, Donna Poeppel, Lynne,
Judy Albrecht, and Patti Kautz. Additional thanks go to those who have donated to
Crosswalk, 2nd Harvest Food Bank, Eyeglasses for Lions Club.
Prayers are requested for: Mary Paul, Barbara Smeltzer, Joy
Bergloff, Linda Egger and Barbara Merkel.
Condolences to: Family and friends of Mary Ann Catchpole, Family & friends
of Judy Bennett, to Marie Zimmer on the loss of her sister Marguerite (Babe)
Baldwin and to Kellie Yates on the loss of her husband Mark.
Friends ($100-$249): Sandbox Sewers
Leaders ($250-$499): Vi Martin
$50 from Mary Kay Bryan in memory of Mary Ann
Catchpole.
We thank you for your donations!
ELEVATOR DONATIONS—May 10—June 11
We need your help. We are still short of our elevator
goal. Thank you to the following for their
donation to the Elevator Fund.
Friends of Corbin
$267.89
WAFFLES PLUS
Come for a great breakfast!
Just a short distance from Corbin.
Corbin Members receive a 10% discount
Phone (509) 327-1584
Fax (509) 327-9162
www.corbinseniorcenter.org
[email protected]
Application or Renewal
of Membership
Name (s) _________________________
Address ______________Zip_________
Single $26 Couple $36 per year
Everyone 18 years or older is welcome to join.
We appreciate any donation. Thank you.
Please return by mail or stop by the
Corbin’s front desk.
In Partnership with:
Disclaimer: Corbin Senior
2016 Board of Directors
Activity Center does not
endorse any speaker, service
or product that is represented
in any class, advertisement or
function in our facility. The
Center does not discriminate
in providing services on the
grounds of race, creed, color,
religion, national origin,
gender, age, marital status or
the presence of any sensory,
mental or physical handicap.
Corbin Senior Activity Center
provides multi-generational
programs and services that
enhance the health, happiness
and well-being of the community.
Monday through Friday
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM
-Kleenex
-Postage Stamps
-Bleach
-Digital Camera
-Laundry Soap
-Plastic Forks
-Bottled Water
-Index Cards
-Laser Pointer
-Stain Remover
-X-Large Coffee Filters
-Coffee Reg. & Decaf -Napkins All Sizes
-Carpet Stain Remover
-Carpet Shampooer
-Name Badges (Labels—stick on’s)
-Small & Large Paper Plates
-Glue Gun & Glue Stick
-Office Supplies: Notebooks, two hole punch,
tape dispensers, white copy paper 8.5X11, legal
file folders.
Phone Number ___________________
2625 N. Monroe
Spokane, WA 99205
326-2317
Mission Statement
The Center needs your help with the following donations:
Karolynn Clark, Ted Hannah,
Louise Harless, Lorene Harris, Jim
Holien, Jaclyn Jacot, Donna
Kennedy, Carol ManikowskiNelson, John Morelli, Bill Salmon,
Kermit Shaull, Irene Schell, Alan
Stadtmueller, Jennifer Taylor, and
David Workman .
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Gossip Girls—
International Visitor. Joy Bergloff’s daughter from
New Zealand will be visiting for the month of June. Joy
works the front desk at Corbin on Tuesday mornings.
New Adventures. Corbin members Janie Hudson, Virginia Wood, and Millie Vance are leaving the Corbin area to join family members in other
parts of the country. We wish them safe travels and a great new beginning!
We will miss them since they were so active here and contributed much to
the Corbin atmosphere.
A Day at the Theatre: Aidan (7) and Alyssa Sitton (4), Christa Richardson’s
grandchildren, attended their first musical “Mary
Poppins” at the Spokane Children’s Theater which
lasted 2 ½ hours. While Alyssa sat on the edge of
her seat during the entire performance, Aidan
began to wiggle towards the end. Asked if he wanted to see another musical, he replied that he was
not sure. Both, however, loved their cookie at
intermission.
Teachers Award: Mary Kay Bryan’s oldest daughter
Shannon has been acknowledged with the Staff
Achievement Grant 2015/2016. Shannon is a middle
school teacher at Garrison Middle School
(Walla Walla School District). Congratulations Shannon!
Congratulations! Gretchen Hansten, Idaho State FFA
President. Gretchen Hansten, granddaughter of
John and Carol Vrolson, was recently selected as
the Idaho State FFA (Future Farmers of America)
president for the 2016-2017 year. She is a 2016
graduate of Jerome High School and will attend the
University of Idaho this fall majoring in Ag.
Education.
Gretchen Hansten
CELEBRITY STATUS
Have you met Larry Johnson? Larry works at Corbin and until recently no
one knew he had celebrity status. You will find him
on TV and in ads about town representing “My
Healthy Life Spokane”. Larry has taken the pledge to
support a healthy life style. Stop by and say Hi to
Larry. and ask him about the pledge and program. To
find out about Healthy Life Spokane, visit myhealthylifespokane.org
*CCS-Community College Classes *ACT 2
Monday
*Poetry Workshop~1pm(LS)
*Yoga Chair~4:45-6pm
(HR) Starts 7-11-2016
*Poetry Revision ~pm (US)
Starts Aug., 22
Tuesday
*Tai Chi Beg.~10am (HR)
*Tai Chi Cont.~11am (HR)
*Writers Workshop~1pm (LS)
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
*Paint This~9am (UN)
*Watercolor Basics~1pm (UN)
*Yoga: Holistic~10am (HR)
*Breathing & Meditation ~
2-3pm (HR)
*Pilates-Yoga Strength
~4:00pm HR)
*World War One: 1916
~9:30am (UN) Starts July 20
*Watercolor Experimentation
with Mixed Media~1-3pm
(US)
Corbin Senior Activity
Center will be Closed
Monday, July 4th
Happy Fourth of July
*(Act 2) = To enroll, call CCS ACT 2, (509) 279-6030
registration or (509) 279-6027 Office
Corbin Activities & Services
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
China Painters~8:30am 1st
Monday of each Month (UN)
AARP Drivers Training~3rd
Mon. 8:30 am $15 AARP
member $20 non-member
(US) Please call 327-1584 to
sign up.
Corbin Seminars~See Page 5.
Cribbage~1pm (MP) .50¢ pp
Connie’s Cards~2pm (UN)
See Page 8 for new dates.
Darts~$1.00 pp Pool Room
Monday Night Dance~7 pm
$4 pp ~ see page 4 (HR)
Pool $1 per day (PR)
Tap Grandmas~11 am12:30pm (HR)
Thrifty Boutique~10am-2 pm
Wii Bowling ~ RSVP Mary Kay
at the front desk on Wed.
afternoons 327-1584.
(members only)
Yoga ~with Peggy 1pm (HR)
Book Club~3rd Tues. of each
month No Meeting June, July,
& August. See you in Sept.
Carney Dance~5pm 448-0417
(HR)
Corbin Seminars~See page 5.
Darts~$1 pp (PR)
Mexican Train~12:30pm
$.50pp (MP)
Pool~$1 per day
Sandbox Quilters~9 am (UN &
US) see page 8.
Spokane Storytelling
League~No Meetings: June,
July, and August~ See you in
the Fall— Jennilyn Weight 509467-5703
Tone & Stretch~ 8:50am $.50
pp (HR)
Tap Grandmas~12-2:30pm w/
Joan Hamilton 499-5813 (HR)
Thrifty Boutique~9am-3pm
Wii Bowling~RSVP Mary Kay at
the front desk on Wed.
afternoons 327-1584 (members
only).
Blood Pressure~1st, 2nd & 3rd
Wed of the month 8:30am (MP)
Corbin Seminars~See page 5
Computer Help ~With Jerry
Daub 1-2:30pm Jerry will be
gone July & August. See you in
September . (MP)
Darts~$1 pp (PR)
Emerson Garfield~2nd Wed of
each month 6pm No Meeting in
July (UN/US)
Learn to Draw~Tues & Wed
1-4pm See Page 8 for details.
Minstrels~No meeting until
Fall, 2016
Open Wii Bowling~3pm-4pm
(MP) (members only). For
questions see Mary Kay at the
front desk ~Wed. PM,
327-1584 (members only)
Pinochle~8:30am (MP)
Pinochle~11:30pm (LS)
Pool~$1 per day (PR)
Tap Grandmas~12:30-2:30pm
(HR)
Tappin’ at the Corbin (Beginner
Tap Lessons) 5pm—call Joan at
499-5813 for schedules and
details.
Thrifty Boutique~9am-3pm
Color Magic~Thurs & Fri.,
9:30am, See Page 8 for details.
Corbin Bridge~12pm (LS) RSVP
Barbara 993-6903 or the New
Asst. Director: Terri Crandall 509
-242-3260
Corbin Seminars-See page 5
Darts~$1 pp (PR)
Foot Care~3rd Thurs. 9am $15
for appt. 327-1584 (MP)
Learn to Draw~Wed & Thurs
1-4pm See Page 8 for details.
Mexican Train~12:30pm $.50pp
(MP)
Pool~$1 pp (PR)
Stretch & Tone~8:50am $.50 pp
(HR)
Tap Grandmas~10:30am2:30pm w/Joan Hamilton
499-5813 (HR)
Thrifty Boutique~9am-3 pm
Toastmasters~5pm (US) Contact
Neil 509-922-4152
Wii Bowling~RSVP Contact Mary
Kay on Wed. afternoons at
327-1584 (MP)
Color Magic~Thurs & Fri.,
9:30am, See Page 8 for details.
Board Meetings~3rd Fri. 8am
(LS)
Celebrity & Ethnic Lunch
~12pm~see page 5 (DR)
Corbin Birthday/Potluck Lunch
~June 3, 2016 - Fri.~12pm, see
page 4 for details. (DR)
Corbin Seminars~See page 5.
Darts~$1 pp (PR)
Pinochle~9am $.50 pp (MP)
Pool~$1 per day (PR)
Scrabble~12:30pm (MP) $.50
pp
Thrifty Boutique~10am-2 pm
Tour Meetings for Tour
Leaders and Drivers~Fri., June
3 at 10am (LS)
Wii Bowling~RSVP Mary Kay
at the front desk on Wed.
afternoons 327-1584
Leave a Legacy…
Estate gifts left in your will for Corbin are
used to enrich & sustain programs. Please
consider this as you update your will.
Silver Café
Monday-Thursday, 11am-1pm
Suggested Donation of $3.85 over
age 60 and $6 under age 60.
See the menu at the front desk.
This list does not include group meetings,
events or room rentals.
UN-Upper North ~ LS-Lower South
HR-Henderson Room ~ DR-Dining Room
MP-Multi-Purpose Room ~ PR (Pool Room)
US-Upper South
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MEET ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
Friday, August 12
2-3:15pm
Henderson Room
Doors Open at 1:45pm
THE VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH
Corbin’s Volunteer for July is Nancy Bevan. Nancy was
born in Spokane and grew up on a wheat farm in Readan,
WA. She attended schools in Readan where she graduated
high school and then attended WSU. Nancy taught school
for 35 years—32 years at Fairchild Elementary on the AFB.
She keeps busy with her hobbies of photography, tennis
and gardening. She is a mother of three and grandmother
of five.
Nancy has been a Corbin member and volunteer for six
years. She is a primary photographer at Corbin events. She and Bill attend
various theatres in town—Civic and Modern Theatres. They are big fans of
Paul Ruch and Judy Albrecht (our very own Corbin Players). Thanks so much,
Nancy, for being Corbin’s photographer. We appreciate all you do. Virginia
Chapman, Volunteer Coordinator.
Our very own Paul Ruch wrote a play
about Eleanor Roosevelt which gives
insight into her life, work, and thoughts.
In the play,
Judith
Albrecht
plays Eleanor and Paul is the reporter,
interviewing her. This is a play that the
whole family can enjoy because it brings a
historical person to life, something that is
often missing in history lessons.
CALLING ALL CORBIN VOLUNTEERS Corbin is updating its current listing of
volunteers. We are looking for you if you have served with us as a volunteer
between now and on or before 2006 (at least 10 years). To give us your
update, please call Connie at 509-327-1584 X 13 and leave: name, start date,
where you volunteered and phone number. Thank you
Tickets are $5 pp in advance
$8 at the door
Tickets for an entire family of four are $12 in advance (only).
Refreshment served after the show.
MONDAY NIGHT DANCE Mondays 7-9pm (HR)
WE WILL NOT HAVE A DANCE ON JULY 4,
INDEPENDENCE DAY
MONTHLY AUCTION ITEMS
$4 plus donation for coffee, lemonade, veggies, etc.
Dancing keeps people young and moving. Many people
don’t walk as well as they used to but they can still dance
beautifully. Are you one of them? Please try it out during
our Monday Night Dance where Theresa and Tom McKay
(TnT) provide live music for your enjoyment. The Theme
Dance will be on July 11—wear something patriotic.
Everyone will be entered into the drawing. We have great
ALL BIDS ARE FINAL JULY 29, 2016 AT 3PM
“Polly” Polly’s Tea Party
First issue in the collection by Susan Krey for
the Edwin M. Knowles China Company.
Limited edition—mold destroyed after 12-31,
1991. Polly a the certificate of authentication.
She comes with her own glasses, teddy bear
and teapot.
gifts to give away!
Value $25 Starting Bid $7.50—Bid
increments of $5
THRIFTY BOUTIQUE - OPEN FIVE DAYS A WEEK EXCLUDING
HOLIDAYS Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 9am-3pm—
Precious Moments Collectable
August Porcelain Figurine (1988)
Delightful little girl in the wading pool with Mama
Many thanks for your lovely donations of jewelry and
Duck and two baby duckling. Perfect for an August
clothing to the Boutique! Come in and find a treasure.
Birthday or a special August memory.
Our clothing racks are still full with a lot to choose
Value $25 Starting Bid $7.50
from. We feature name brands like Cold Water Creek,
Bid increments of $5
Chico’s, and Liz Claiborne. We are still in need of
resalable inventory like: dishes, candleholders, bowls, Items and bid sheet on display in the Multi-Purpose Room at Corbin
Senior Activity Center
pottery, figurines, pitchers, teapots and planters.
The Boutique is now open 5 days a week. Please
come in and browse. Our gracious volunteer ladies are FOR SALE - CS2 Cardiostrider
glad to help you. We at Corbin Thrifty Boutique are very grateful for the time Like brand new—you have to see to appreciate. CS2
and donations from so many of you. Thank you.
Cardiostrider by Inspire. Amazon’s asking price
$1375—Corbin is asking $150. Don’t miss this
opportunity. Stop by—check it out. Corbin Senior
Activity Center, 827 W. Cleveland, Spokane, WA
Mon.-Fri., 10am-2pm
Your Friendly Thrifty Boutique Volunteers
JUNE BIRTHDAYS AND POTLUCK
Corbin celebrated four birthdays on June 3, 2016 at the
Birthday Potluck. Pictured below from left to
right: Geraldine Krell and Nada Morse. Lucky
winner of the $20 gift certificate donated by
The Academy was Geraldine Krell. Birthday cupcakes were
donated by Harvard Park. Everyone is welcome to the potluck
even if it is not your birthday.
The next Birthday Potluck will be at noon, on Friday, July 1, 2016.
Please stop by the front desk to let them know it’s your Birthday
Month.
A GOOD COMBINATION: ICE CREAM,
MUSIC, THEATRE AND ART EXHIBIT
Hennessey Sponsors
th
The success of Corbin’s Ice Cream Social on June 10
was based on several things. A low admission price of
$1.50 which led to great attendance.
A wonderful sponsor, Hennessey
Funeral Home, who not only dished
out delicious ice cream with toppings
but also brought along its service dog
Paddy, whom everyone wanted to
cuddle. There was an art exhibit by Corbin Instructor
Jaquan Tracy and her students. And, of course, great
performances by B. Dalen Gunn, Amber Fiedler, and
Hudson Drake from the Spokane Valley Summer
Theatre. Thank you, everyone, for sponsoring and attending!
Paddy
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BIRTHDAY POTLUCK
CELEBRITY CHEF
VITENAMESE LUNCHEON
Fri., July1 at 12pm (DR)
CARE TO STAY HOME (Spokane &
Coeur d’Alene)
Fri., July 8~Noon (DR)
Presenter: Rob Fraser
Fri., July 15, Noon
(DR)
Celebrate your birthday at our
monthly potluck and be
entered into a drawing for a
$20 gift certificate donated by
The Academy. Everyone will be entered in the
Plinko game and could win a prize. Sweet treats
are always donated by Harvard Park. You do not
need to have a birthday in July to come to the
potluck.
Even if you don’t cook, you can still attend by
giving a $3.50 donation.
See June Birthday Celebration on Page 4.
Rob and Jayne Fraser opened Care to Stay Home
in Spokane in 2008. They provide a stable, loving
service to assist the elderly with a wide range of
non-medical services that are necessary to stay
safely in your home.
Come for the presentation and enjoy a delicious
lunch of lasagna, salad and desert.
Cost is $7.50, Remember to sign up and pay at
the front desk by July 8.
Cost for lunch is
$3.50
Pay at the
front desk by Tues.,
July 5.
Presentation before lunch by “Sam” Lien Le,
author of the “The Spirit Stills the Storms” at
11am in US. See info below.
“DEATH RIDE”
SPOKANE REGIONAL
HEALTH DISTRICT (SRHD)
Wed., July 6, at 11am & Thurs., July 7, at 1pm
Upper North Classroom
SRHD want to hear from you. They will be holding
a focus group research workshop at Corbin
regarding your current physical activity. You will
want to sign up early, space is limited 6 person per
session and you will be rewarded with a $15
Safeway gift card for participating. Each session
will last 30-45 minutes. To sign up for this
opportunity, please call Nancy at 509-324-1530 at
least two days before the July 6th.
SPOKANE TRANSIT AUTHORITY
“COME RIDE WITH US”
Wed., July 13, 1pm
Upper South Classroom
Let us teach you all of the ins and
outs of using Spokane Transits Bus
System to get wherever you want to
go. Shopping, parks, entertainment,
friends, appointments and more are
an easy bus ride away. Our training
will work with you individually or in small groups to
learn all you need to use and enjoy the fixed route
bus system, and we will ride with you while you
gain knowledge and confidence. We pay your fare
while you learn.
Freebies—Maps, other items for those that attend.
Donations Appreciated
VIETNAMESE SEMINAR
“The Spirit Stills the Storms—From Tyranny to the
American Dream”
Author “Sam” Lien Le
Fri., July 15 , 11am
Upper South Classroom
After multiple trips to Communist
prison camps, Lien Le knew that
only death awaited him. He soon
began plotting his and his family’s
escape from Vietnam, working out
intricate details in the secrecy of
the night. Even after several failed
attempts and years of planning, his
faith remained, giving him the determination and
the hope to press on. Come and share this heroic
experience with Sam.
Donations Appreciated
READING OPPORTUNITY We have a volunteer
that is willing to read to you here at Corbin. Please
contact Connie at 509-327-1584 X 13.
Don’t miss this
authentic
Vietnamese menu of:
Chicken Pho,
Vietnamese Green
Beans, Okra with Scallions, Lime and Ginger, Kem
Rum va Nho Kho (rum ice cream).
Mon., July 18
11 am, Upper North Classroom
Authors, Tim and Becky
Hattenburg
will
present
writing, information, research
and their relationship with the
survivor Larry Kuntz. This is
the terrifying heartbreaking,
true story of Larry Kuntz and
his parents, Mike and Frieda
Kuntz. It tells of the survival
of a five-year-old boy who was beaten and left
for dead after having witnessed the murder of
his parents in his father's car.
Over 70 years after the crime, Larry Kuntz, a 60
year resident of Spokane, WA shared his story
with Tim and Becky Hattenburg, who spent 2
years researching and writing Larry’s story.
Donations Appreciated
SAVE THE DATE “A MATTER OF
BALANCE.” This a no cost fall prevention
program sponsored by Aging & Long Term
Care (ALTCW). Mondays & Fridays August
1—August 26, 10am—12pm in the Upper
South Classroom. This is an eight week class.
Many older adults experience a fear of falling.
This fear can often lead to limiting activities,
which can result in physical weakness, making
the risk of falling even greater. A Matter of
Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls is a
program designed to reduce the fear of falling
and increase activity levels among older adults.
The fun and engaging workshop includes eight
two-hour, small group sessions led by trained
facilitators. Only 14 per class—sign up early
by filling out the registration form at Corbin’s
front desk.
Ask about our
specials.
Susie Rohr,
Community
Relations Manager
509-710-2822
7310 N Pinerock St., Spokane WA
Independent & Assisted Living
Community
Daily services include: 3 meals a day,
weekly housekeeping, linens and bed
change once a week, personal
laundry, heat, electricity, water. Daily
charges for care service are based on
the customized, supportive, personal
care that is required or desired by
each individual resident.
ATTENTION ALL NEW &
LONG TIME CORBIN
MEMBERS
By Carole Brown, Auction Chair
Summer is here and fall is just
around the corner. That means it
will soon be time for Corbin’s
auction. We are asking each member to bring one
item or more to the Center for the October
auction, no later than September 16, 2016. We
know you all want to help, but just don’t know
how to. Here are some suggestions:
1. You can start by bringing in an item or two
suitable for the auction (no clothes).
2. We need your time to help organize and run
it. There is a lot of behind the scenes work to
do. We know people want to help—they may
just need to know what to do.
3. We only need you for an hour or two. Many
hands make a light load and we can’t just rely
on a few members.
Corbin is over a 1,000 members strong, where are
all of you? I have chaired at least 4 auctions for
Corbin. Now I am asking the members to step up
and help us. This is our 14th year and we want
this one to be over the TOP. We can do it with
everyone’s help.
CORBIN VOLUNTEER HELP WANTED
CALLING ALL ROCK HOUNDS
Corbin has a
complete lapidary shop. We are seeking a person
with a background in lapidary who is interested in
starting or serving as a class instructor. Please call
509-327-1584 X-13 for additional information or to
schedule an appointment to view the shop.
KITCHEN HELP URGENTLY NEEDED We need
your expertise. Volunteers need to have a Food
Handler’s Permit so that all safety rules are
observed. Even though there are only three
lunches, we have a difficult time finding volunteers.
Please let us know if you can help out. Thank you
for your consideration. Call 509-327-1584-Ext. 10.
MASSAGE THERAPIST
Corbin is looking for a
massage therapist to do upper body massage, one
afternoon a week. Typical massage is 15 minutes.
Must have your own equipment. If you are
interested, please call Connie at 509-327-1584, Ext.
13 for more details.
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DAY TOURS
M = MEMBERS
NM = NON MEMBERS
REMEMBER! The time listed on each tour is an approximate departure
time. You need to be at Corbin 15 minutes early, check in with the tour
leader and get your name tag. Give yourself extra time if you plan to sign
up for other tours before your departure!
REGULAR MONTHLY TOURS
CDA Casino:
9am–4pm
*Easy
Mon., July 11; $5 M $10 NM TL: Irene Schell
Location: Coeur d’Alene Casino by Worley, Idaho
Happy Hour: Tues., July 12; $11 M $16.50 NM TL: Carol Nelson
3:00–6:30pm Location: Always a Surprise! 1 Van
Dinner Club: Thurs., July 14; $11 M $16.50 NM TL: Kermit Shaull
3:30-7:00pm Location: Boathouse at Hayden Lake
Happy Hour: Thurs., July 28; $11 M $16.50 NM TL: Carol Nelson
3:00-6:30pm Location: Always a Surprise! 2 Vans
ENJOY A LOVELY SUMMER AFTERNOON *Easy
Thurs., July 7, 12:20pm-2:45pm Tour Leader: Valerie Harper
What could be nicer than sitting outside, listening to Blue Grass music with
your friends, and enjoying some snacks? If you like the idea, sign up fast. We
can only take one van!
$10 M $15.50 NM Includes: Music, Snacks and Transportation.
ARTWALK IN COEUR D’ ALENE **Moderate
Fri., July 8, 4pm-9pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
This is a terrific Artwalk. About 12 art galleries are within easy walking
distance of each other downtown. Most have free wine and hors d oeuvres.
Midway through the evening we’ll gather for a group dinner (on your own).
Then it’s back to the galleries. And for those who are willing, we will walk the
floating boardwalk to really appreciate the beautiful scenery.
$15 M $21.50 NM Includes: Transportation.
LAVENDER FESTIVAL **Moderate
Sat., July 9, 9:30am-2pm Tour Leader: Karolynn Clark
This beautiful farm is hosting a U-Pick lavender festival with music, crafts and
shopping and food, (on your own).
$10.50 M $16 NM Please bring a can or box of food for donation as your
admission. Price Includes Transportation.
SUNDAY BRUNCH AT HILL’S RESORT *Easy to **Moderate
Sun., July 10, 8am-3:30pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
It’s that time of the year when Hill’s has its well regarded omelet bar open!
Order your omelet the way you want or order from the menu, (on your own).
Enjoy the beautiful view of Priest Lake and Selkirk Mountains! After our meal
we’ll walk along the lakeshore to the Priest Lake Museum and then take a
short drive to a beautiful cedar grove, where the walkers can enjoy a short
trail through the trees. Join us for the fun!
$22 M $27.50 NM Includes: Museum and Transportation.
MOZART ON A SUMMER’S EVE *Easy to **Moderate
Tues., July 12, 5:15-9pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
Here’s a pleasant way to spend a July evening: Join your fellow Corbinites for
a Mozart concert on the lawn east of Duncan Garden in Manito Park. Bring a
fold-up lawn chair and some picnic food to share and some wine too if you
wish. Corbin will provide paper plates, tableware, glasses and napkins. We’ll
get to the park early so we can stake our plot and enjoy our picnic dinner.
Then we’ll be regaled as the Sitka Cello Quartet performs during the first half.
Connoisseur Concerts will perform “audience favorites” the second half.
$31 M $36.50 NM Includes: Admission and Transportation.
CRUISE LAKE PEND OREILLE & FUN IN SANDPOINT**Moderate
Wed., July 20, 9:30am-5:30pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
Enjoy the drive to Sandpoint along the beautiful Pend Oreille River. We’ll
have a group lunch (on your own) in Sandpoint. Then we’ll board the
“Shawnodese” for a 1 1/2 hour cruise on the lake. We should see some
osprey! Then we’ll go downtown to the Wed. afternoon farmers market;
you’ll also have some free time for shopping in stores and on Cedar Bridge.
$47 M $52.50 NM Includes: Cruise ticket and Transportation.
SOUTH PERRY FARMER’S MARKET **Moderate
Thurs., July 21, 3pm-6pm Tour Leader: Patti Ott
Join us for a fun tour! This farmer’s market encompasses many vendors and
music. We’ll enjoy an early dinner at Casper Fry (on your own). There will be
over 20 vendors offering fruit, veggies, flowers, honey, etc. A variety of
artisan prepared foods and handcrafted goods will also be featured.
$10 M $15.50 NM Includes: Transportation.
HISTORIC & GRAND DAVENPORT TOUR **Moderate
Fri., July 22, 9am-2pm Tour Leader: Karolynn Clark
This is a different tour from our previous ones. This tour starts with a walk
through the Tower and then moves to a guided tour of the fabulous Historic
Davenport which was built in 1914. We will then drive to the Grand
Davenport for a guided tour and conclude the day with lunch, (on your own).
We can only take 1 van; so sign up quickly!
$9 M $14.50 NM Includes: Transportation.
COEUR D ALENE POW WOW ** Moderate
Sat., July 23, 10:30am-4pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
Pow wows are time-honored festivities practiced by Native Americans to
renew old friendships and make new friendships, eat well, dance, play stick
games and preserve traditional culture. There will be spectacular dancing
and drumming, plus a parade! Also enjoy food booths and traditional Indian
item booths, (clothing, jewelry, etc). Don’t miss this event!
$14.50 M $20 NM Includes: Admission and Transportation.
PROGRESSIVE LUNCH *Easy
Mon., July 25, 10am-2:30pm Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
Once a month we progress through 3 locations, each serving food and
information! Gentiva Health Service will provide Appetizers and good
information. Lunch will be at Riverview Retirement. Back to Corbin Center
where Obie O’Bannan will bring a BEMER (pulsed-electromagnetic waveform
that increases circulation) and Dessert.
$11 M $16.50 NM Includes: Food, Information and Transportation.
CHEWELAH CASINO *Easy
Wed., July 27, 9am-4pm Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
Laura says “We are going to try this Casino as we haven’t been there for
some time.” Be sure to bring your ID, club card if you have one—they will
issue a new one if necessary. We will get $5 play cash and 4X points on this
Senior Day. Inexpensive lunch is available. We will go in one of our vans.
$12 M $17 NM Includes: Transportation.
EXPLORE TURNBULL REFUGE
*Easy to **Moderate
Wed., July 27, 9am-4pm Tour Leader: Dan Conlon
Nature lovers join us! We will drive the auto tour route where most
waterfowl and other wildlife can be observed. There are excellent wildlife
viewing opportunities in the Public Use area with several trails that loop
through wetlands, grasslands and pine forest habitats. For those interested,
we will explore 4 short trails. You choose the easy viewing or to walk the
moderate trails. After, we will go to a late lunch in Cheney, (on your own.)
$11 M $176.50 NM Includes: Admission and Transportation.
THREE BEAUTIFUL CHURCHES *Easy
Thurs., July 28, 9am-3pm Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
This tour is so popular we brought it back this month. It includes three of
Spokane’s many beautiful churches. The 1st stop is with Our Lady of Lordes
Catholic cathedral. The 2nd stop will be the Cathedral of St. John’s
Evangelist. We will stop for a group lunch, (on your own). The 3rd stop is St.
Michael’s on the Mount where the tour includes their cemeteries.
$8 M $12.50 NM Includes: Transportation.
ARBOR CREST ART & GLASS FEST *Easy to ** Moderate
Sat., August 27, 11am-3:304pm Tour Leader: Karolynn Clark
This annual event brings together over 50 arts and crafts vendors to display
and sell their original works. Artists from around the Inland NW will decorate
the grounds at the Cliff House Estate featuring beautiful glasswork,
metalwork, paintings, jewelry and other unique craft items. Add wonderful
food and wine and you have a great event! (Food and wine on your own).
$11 M $15.50 NM Includes: Transportation.
DID YOU KNOW?
Corbin Tours needs more volunteer Day Tour
Leaders. If you have a positive outlook on life,
have a sense of humor plus can manage
coordinating details, let’s talk! No worries,
there is training to go through, you will not
immediately start taking tours out. Call Beth
Daniels at 509-327-1584 x 12.
ALL TOURS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
CANCELLATION FEES APPLY, SEE FLYERS FOR DETAILS!
CORBIN’S DAY & LONG TOUR RATINGS
*EASY ~ Ability to walk short distances on mostly level ground. Mobility aids are
acceptable.
** MODERATE ~ Ability to get in and out of the van a few times, walk at least a
mile without mobility aids and be in good health.
*** DIFFICULT ~ Ability to walk over uneven terrain with no mobility aids, be fit
and in good health.
**** CHALLENGING ~ Rough conditions on occasion. Call tour coordinator or the
tour leader for further information.
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BEST OF BRANSON *Easy
ALL TOURS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE —
CANCELLATION FEES APPLY, SEE FLYERS FOR DETAILS!
BROCHURES AND TOUR POLICIES ARE AVAILABLE AT CORBIN
**ppso= per person single occupancy **ppdo= per person double occupancy
**ppto= per person triple occupancy
Insurance available and recommended for all tours. ***Non-member pricing for
long tours adds 10% to the price. Only payment will hold your seat on a trip or
tour.
Credit Card Payments available for Long Tours, see Heide or Beth.
TOUR PRESENTATION FOR SOUTHERN ITALY & SICILY
Wednesday, July 13, 1:30pm-2:30pm Presenter: John Shaw DR
Judith Miley is the tour leader for this fantastic tour. If you are thinking
about this tour, come to the presentation and learn the details. The deposit
deadline is coming up soon - August 10, 2016. Final payment is due
December 18, 2016.
Coffee and goodies will be available. Donations are always appreciated.
TOUR PRESENTATION FOR TWO TOURS
Thursday, July 28, 10:30am-11:30am Presenter: Deborah Stevens LS
Laura Schlangen is the tour leader for both the Paris to Normandy Beaches
River Cruise and Irish Explorer. In this presentation you will learn the details
about both of these fabulous trips.
Coffee and goodies will be available, donations are always appreciated.
MONTANA RIVER RAFTING TRIP **Moderate
July 18-19, 2016 Tour Leader: Kermit Shaull
A perfect trip for the family, so bring the grandkids (age 12-17) or your adult
children and create some special memories. We will leave Corbin Monday
morning and travel to Superior, Montana where we will stay at the Big Sky
Motel. Dinner that evening will be on your own. Tuesday includes a 5-hour
excursion on the Clark Fork River and Alberton Gorge with the Wiley E.
Waters Rafting Company as our guides. We will raft grade 3-4 rapids and
stop for an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet along the river bank. After the raft
portion of the trip is over, we will return to Corbin that evening.
$159 ppdo; $202 ppso; $135 ppto members; Children under 17 member
price minus $5. Includes: Rafting Tour & Guide, Lodging, 2 meals, and
transportation. Final Pay Due July 10, 2016.
AMERICA’S HISTORIC EAST
*Easy/**Moderate
Sept. 3-10, 2016 Tour Leader: Penny Moore
If you are interested, call Beth to see if there is still space, 327-1584 x12.
Final Payment was June 30, 2016.
CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE TO SAN DIEGO
*Easy
Sept. 5-9, 2016 Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
All listed on front page plus: roundtrip airfare, deluxe motor coach, 3 nights
at Embassy Suites, a welcome dinner & 4 full breakfasts.
$1,999 per person do, $2,499 Single, Final payment due July 19, 2016.
FUN IN IDAHO AND MONTANA
**Moderate
August 1-2, 2016 Tour Leader: Dan Conlon
Bring your camera! This tour includes beautiful scenery and fun at the
casino! What a combination! It starts with a drive to Moyie Springs Falls that
has the 2nd highest bridge in the state of Idaho. Along the way we’ll make
scenic stops and buy a picnic lunch to enjoy when we arrive in Montana.
Kootenai Falls is gorgeous and has a suspension bridge to walk across—for
those with an adventuresome spirit. We’ll spend the night at the casino in
Bonner’s Ferry. You’ll have choices of gaming, swimming, spa or touring Old
Town, or do it all! $152 ppdo, $207 ppso Final payment due July 25, 2016.
Includes: Lodging, Breakfast and Transportation.
HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL IN WALLA WALLA **Moderate
Oct. 14-16, 2016 Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
Plan to join your Corbin friends for the 42nd Balloon Stampede! We’ll picnic
as we enjoy Friday evening’s Night Glow, (where selected balloons are
inflated and lit, often choreographed for our enjoyment). We’ll also take in
the spectacular early morning launchings Sat. and Sun. You will come away
from those launchings with a smile on your face and photos on your camera.
We’ll do much more! See the flyer for a full description of this terrific tour.
$350 ppdo $545 ppso, Deposit of $150; Final Payment Due Sept. 2,2016.
BEST OF SEATTLE **Moderate
October 27-30, 2016 Tour Leader: Ron Krueger
Mark your calendars—we are working on a Best of Seattle tour! This tour
will include Pioneer Square, a walking tour of the historic district including an
old depot and a ride on the waterfront Seattle Great Wheel. We will go to
the top of the Space Needle and to the extraordinary Chihuly Garden and
Glass. A 90 minute tour of Boeings assembly plant at Everett will be
included. In Olympia we will tour the magnificent Capitol building, lunch at
the Murano Hotel in Tacoma. Of course there will be time for Pikes Place
Market and shopping. On the way home we’ll tour the 26 ethnic cemeteries
at Roslyn. The pricing and specific itinerary will be posted soon!
Price $ TBD ppdo, $ TBD ppso, $ TBD ppto, Includes: TBD.
Nov. 7-12, 2016 Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen 4 Spaces Left!
We will fly to Kansas City and be shuttled to Branson, staying in the Best
Western Center Pointe Inn for 5 nights. We will see 7 great Christmas
shows! At the spectacular Sight & Sound Theater we will see The Moses
Show and 2 days later we will have a behind the scenes tour (parting of the
Red Sea, Burning Bush, Plagues, etc., etc.). A plated lunch will be served
when we have a tour of College of the Ozarks. Other great stops will be
Shepherd of Hills Fish Hatchery, Dewey Short Visitors Center for film about
Table Rock Dam, Dick’s 5 & 10, Branson Landing, a Drive through Festival of
Lights and Mount Pleasant Winery.
Price $1,798 ppdo, $2,048 ppso, $1,728 ppto, Includes: Airfare, all listed
above, and 10 Meals. Final payment due Oct. 7, 2016.
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES **Moderate
Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 3, 2017
Go behind the scenes in Los Angeles to experience the Tournament of Roses,
America’s most famous New Year’s celebration. Watch the Tournament of
Roses Parade LIVE in reserved grandstand seats. Get up and personal with
the parade floats at the post-parade viewing. Ring in the New Year with a
festive dinner and dance gala complete with hats, live music, party favors,
and champagne. Enjoy a farewell dinner on board the RMS Queen Mary and
a visit to the Getty Museum and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
$1,699 ppdo, $2,089 ppso, $1,614 ppto. Includes: Land Tour, Sightseeing,
Hotels, Meals (as specified in the itinerary). Air Fare TBD. Land Deposit
$250. Insurance $189. Final Payment due Oct. 26, 2016.
NEW YEAR’S EVE IN SAN FRANCISCO **Moderate
Dec. 30, 2016-Jan. 2, 2017 Tour Leader: Christa Richardson
This tour includes a tour of the wine country and 2 wine tastings, a guided
city tour of San Francisco, New Year’s Eve Dinner and Celebration and
(optional) the NFL Seattle Seahawks vs SF 49er’s Football Game!
$1,999 ppdo $2,299 ppso Includes: Airfare & Transfers, 3 Nights Lodging,
Deluxe Motorcoach, 3 breakfasts and 1 dinner, and football game.
2017 SOUTHERN ITALY & SICILY **Moderate
Feb. 16-27, 2017 Tour Leader: Judith Miley
Take a break from winter with the wonderful climate of Southern Italy and
Sicily! Explore hidden treasures and enjoy breathtaking scenery, historic
cities, centuries old hilltop villages and wonderful cuisine. Highlights are
Palermo, Monreale, Agrigento, Valley of the Temples, Giardini Naxos,
Taormina, Catania, Mt. Etna Volcano, Matera, Alberobello, Sorrento, Amalfi
Coast and Pompeii. $3,899 ppdo, $4,299 ppso, $3,869 ppto. Includes: 12
Days; 17 Meals, Land Tour, Round Trip Air from Spokane, Air Taxes and
Fees, Surcharges, Hotel Transfers. Travel Insurance $280. Deposit $250.
Final day to make deposit August 10, 2016. Final Payment Due December
18, 2016.
Come to Corbin’s Special Travel Presentation on Wed., July 13,
1:30pm with John Shaw from Colette.
2017 IRISH EXPLORER **Moderate
April 5-14, 2017 Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
Begin your trip in Dublin, Ireland’s capital, with an orientation drive. You will
then head north through the Boyne Valley and the Mountains of Mourne to
Downpatrick, and on to Belfast, enjoying the scenic route along the Antrim
coast. See the brochure at Corbin for additional information about the rest
of the itinerary!
$1339 ppdo $1723 ppso (plus airfare). Includes: Land Tour, Sightseeing,
Hotels and Meals (as specified in the itinerary). Deposit $250. Travel
Insurance $149. Save $100 per person with deposit by Sept. 13, 2016.
2017 PARIS - BEACHES OF NORMANDY
AVALON 9 DAY RIVER CRUISE FROM PARIS TO PARIS **Moderate
Oct. 2-10, 2017 Tour Leader: Laura Schlangen
Combine time in France’s marvelous capital with discoveries of quaint towns
along the Seine River and in the picturesque Normandy region. Highlights
include Vernon-Les Andelys, Caudebec, Rouen, Conflans. On Day 4, choose
between an included full-day excursion to the historic Normandy Landing
Beaches—with poignant sites such as Omaha Beach, the Pointe du Hoc
monument and the American Cemetery - OR - choose a Taste of Normandy
for an in-depth look at this picturesque, mainly agricultural region. Ag
products include dairy, apples and grain. Also sample cheese and apple
brandy at a local distillery. Pick up a brochure today to see what is in store
for you on the other days!
$3417 ppdo (plus airfare) Category E. Additional charges apply for
Categories B, A or P. Price Includes: Land/Cruise, Port Charges, Meals and
Accommodations (as specified in the itinerary), and Sightseeing.
Deposit $250. Travel Protection $329.
Pay deposit by August 8, 2016 and receive a 20% discount, plus free
gratuities! Journey Club Members receive an additional
5% off.
Come to Corbin’s Special Travel Presentation on Thur.,
July 28,
10:30am with Deborah Stevens from Avalon.
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BRIDGE CLASS
Doyle Crook will be available for beginning bridge
lessons. The cost of the lessons will be $10 per session. Please call him at
509-590-6122 for further details, dates and times or email him at
[email protected]. Beginning lessons on Mondays and Tuesdays.
COLOR MAGIC WITH JAQUAN
In July, Corbin will be offering a new
class on color. We will explore how to create beautiful color
schemes within preprinted line compositions. Students may
bring coloring books, line drawings, printed coloring boards,
etc. Sign up at the front desk material list and syllabus are
available. Cost is $25, class runs July through Sept, 9:30 –
11:30am, Thursday and Fridays.
BOOK CLUB No Meetings June, July and August. See you in
the Fall. For more info, contact Janet Rhodes 863-9387.
LEARN TO DRAW WITH JAQUAN TRACY
July’s Schedule Tues, & Wed., 1-3:30pm DR
COMPUTER & TECH START Wed., at 1pm
(MP) Jerry Daub is a
former board member. He can help you with computers, laptops, and
tablets Jerry will be taking July and August off. See you in September.
CREATING YOUR OWN CARDS w/Connie Conlon
Produce unique, whimsical, and professional cards with a bit of cutting, a bit
of stamping, and a whole lot of fun.
$12 per class—includes all supplies for 4 cards each session.
July 11, Mon., 2~4pm~UN—Sign up by July 5
August 8, Mon., 2~4pm~UN—Sign up by Aug. 1
September 12, Mon, 2~4pm~UN—Sign up by Sept. 5
October 10, Mon, 2~4pm~UN— Sign up by Oct., 3
CORBIN GOLFERS
Corbin’s T-Time is Monday mornings at 9am—at the
Sundance Golf Course weather permitting. See you on the
green! For more information call Robert Milliken at
509-475-0804.
Cost is $25.00 for the series, and materials $35.00 with a
10% discount from Spokane Art Supply. We will use classic
techniques involving line quality, shading, proportion and
values. Please RSVP to Corbin at 509-327-1584.
SPOKANE PORCELAIN ARTISTS
1st Mon., of the Month 8:30 am—3pm UN
The Porcelain Artists were established in 1986 have
been meeting at Corbin for over 14 years. They meet
once a month to promote the Art. They have workshops
on different styles of painting. They are a group with a
unique talent not offered anywhere else. If you would
like to join the group, learn the art or share what you
already know, please call Richard Murphy at
208-262-1284 for more information.
SANDBOX QUILTERS
Tues., 9am~4pm~$10/class or $25/month (UN/
US)
June-August
we
will
continue
with the wallet
Put on your walking shoes and join the Corbin Walkers. We
will meet in the Multi-Purpose room on Thursdays at Corbin at project and start a complete Purse Project—call
8:45am; the van leaves at 9am. We will take the van ($2pp) to for a list of supplies. Summer is also a good time to
a different starting point each week; we will walk about an work on your UFO’s (unfinished objects). We also
hour and return to Corbin for a coffee break. Fresh air, fun, continue to mend for seniors. PLEASE NOTE:
mending is only offered the last Tuesday of the
friends, and easy exercise. The walks will be lead by Ardyce Pangerl or
month; is restricted to a maximum of 2 items;
Patricia Hewitt. For more inclothing must be clean. Cost is a
formation, please call
minimum of $2 per item to be donated to Corbin. For
509-325-1963.
509-276-9251
questions or a supply list please contact Connie at
PO Box 3201
993-0966 or Mogie 509-465-4688.
Deer Park, WA 99006
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CORBIN WALKING GROUP
SPOKANE
DISABILITY PRIDE
PARADE
Time: Line-up
9:15am
Place: North
Entrance to
Riverfront Park
(Howard and
Mallon)
Parking
Available
Also find them
on Facebook.
Everyone is
invited.
www.spookanedisablityprideparade.com
Date: Saturday
8-20-2016
Spokane, WA 99205
509 720 1693
[email protected]
youravon.com/cenglehardt
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