LIFE, HEALTH & HAPPINESS FOR NORTH WHIDBEY’S 50-PLUS CROWD VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 12 • JUNE 2016
Important Things To Remember Whidbey Walkers Invite You to Join “The lure of the trail is so strong that hikers mind not the rain, the wind or the snow. Nothing deters them from their appointed trail and they truly enjoy hiking anytime” – San Juanderer 1980
HELEN AND KEN ARE BACK AND READY TO CRUISE!
Are you interested in cruising? Come to an informal interest meeting where we will discuss future travel opportunities with Helen and Ken Bates! Date: Thursday, June 9 Time: 2 PM Where: Oak Harbor Senior Center
FLAG DAY PRESENTATION
The True Story of the Star Spangled Banner. Date: Tuesday, June 14 Time: 10 AM Price: FREE
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The Whidbey Walkers have been walking along Whidbey Island trails since 1969. The group was originally started by Eileen Criscolua, Ethel Libbey and Margaret Walgren as a fun way to spend time together, exercise, and explore the many hiking and walking opportunities Whidbey has to offer. Although the membership of this group is constantly evolving the commitment to the cause remains strong. The Whidbey Island Walkers have covered trails from Anacortes to the south end of the Island. They usually walk about 2 hours and stop for a snack or lunch break. At the end of each walk, the group decides where they will go the following week. Walkers are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a walking stick if desired. They are also encouraged to bring a snack/lunch, water, and extra layer on a cool day and something to sit on if desired. This group is currently looking for new members and would love to have you join the fun! This invitation is extended to anyone who might be interested. The group meets
every Wednesday at 9:15AM in the Rite Aid parking lot. From there everyone will carpool to the designated walking trail to enjoy a few hours of hiking and socializing. Each hike can cover distances of 2-3 miles depending on terrain, elevation and weather conditions.
If you have any questions or are interested in joining the group for one of their walks please don’t hesitate to contact the group facilitator Marie at (360) 675-7744. Marie is an extremely inviting individual and would love to hear from you!
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Volunteers needed! Do you have free time? Would you like to make new friends and be a part of a supportive community? Then come join us at the Oak Harbor Senior Center! The Senior Center is in need of volunteers. We have many different opportunities for every type of interest or skill. There are two areas in which we have the highest need.
Are you a full-time caregiver needing respite? Time Together Adult Day Services has openings for Oak Harbor Residents! Time Together has been a valued service of Senior Services of Island County for almost 20 years, and is Whidbey Islands only Adult Day Program. We are hoping to work with Island Transit to create a direct Para-Transit Route from Oak Harbor to Bayview Senior Center enabling participants to travel safely from door to door. This new service will enable caregivers to receive five and a half hours of respite! Senior adults with physical or cognitive impairments associated with stroke, Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s and other physical conditions face challenges that can lead to social isolation and depression. Participants in this adult day program enjoy a unified, uplifting community that is uniquely theirs. They are among friends who are happy to hear their stories, learn about their lives and reminisce. When at Time Together, they form a cohesive “family” where differences are accepted, where laughter, tears and precious moments are shared. Enriching activities enjoyed by Time Together participants
include music, dancing, exercise for the body and mind, hands-on creative projects, outings, gardening, lively discussions, and games. If you are a 24-hour caregiver, you need to stay physically and emotionally healthy, and to do that you need time and space from your role as caregiver. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity for social engagement for your loved one who might otherwise be isolated at home. Time Together meets five days a week at the Bayview Senior Center and offers respite to caregivers and meaningful engagement for participants.
1.) Receptionist/Greeter: This is a great opportunity for someone with a positive, outgoing attitude and a willingness to learn simple secretarial skills. No skills necessary, we provide all training and support! 2.) Travel: We have two needs in our travel program. First, easy-going individuals interested in sitting at our travel desk who will answer questions and help members sign up for trips. Second, creative and responsible individuals interested in organizing and leading a group on a unique adventure as an escort! If you are at all interested and want to learn more please contact Mary Anderson at (360) 279-4581 or come see us at the Oak Harbor Senior Center! These are incredible opportunities to not only support the Oak Harbor Senior Center but will lead to an array of personal benefits.
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PASSPORT PHOTOS
Initially we are hoping to offer the Oak Harbor service with Island Para-Transit starting on Tuesdays, and Thursdays 10am – 2pm, with the possibility of expanding to five days a week in the future.
You can now get your Passport Photos taken at the Oak Harbor Senior Center! Tuesday – Friday 10 AM – 4 PM Only $10 plus tax!
To start we need a minimum of four to five participants who wish to travel from Oak Harbor to create this new Time Together Adult Day Services bus route. If you would like to find out more, don’t hesitate to reach out to Program Director Mel Watson 360-321-1600 ex 29
AGING MASTERY PROGRAM
This is a fun 10-week program designed to give you the tools to improve your health, financial security, and overall well-being. The first session will be offered for FREE. This is a $100 value! Classes start in June so don’t hesitate to contact us. Call the Oak Harbor Senior Center for details. (360) 279-4581.
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Travel Log For June DO YOU LOVE TO TRAVEL?? Next travel sign-up day will be June 28 for summer travel! Membership in the Oak Harbor Senior Center is required for all day trips. We are currently looking for new travel escorts! If you love to travel and are interested please contact us, (360) 2794583.
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BUTCHART GARDENS Vancouver Island PASSPORTS: The Oak Harbor Senior Center is a Passport Acceptance Agency! It’s easy to apply for a Passport book or card. Appointments with one of our agents are available between10:00am-3:00pm, Monday-Friday. Please call (360)2794580 for more information, or to schedule an appointment.
DAY TRIPS IN JUNE
SKAGIT CASINO Bow Monday, June 20 Depart: 9am • Return: 3:30-4pm Cost:$23 23 Seats – Sign up by June 13 Just about an hour’s drive sits this exciting casino where special days you may be lucky and be chosen for “free play” of a certain amount. You can buy your meal with “Player
Tuesday, June 21 Depart: 6:30am Return: 9:30 – 10pm Cost: $86 22 Seats Passport or enhanced driver’s license required. We are off to visit the world famous Butchart Gardens for the day. We will be sailing out of Anacortes to Sidney, B.C. through the San Juan Islands, which is a trip in itself, enjoying the islands and who knows we may be lucky and see whales. There is a café food service on the ferry where you may purchase breakfast or snacks. Spend the afternoon strolling through the beautiful gardens and have lunch, tea, or snack at one of the various places within the gardens. Includes admission, ferry and transportation.
HELEN AND KEN ARE BACK AND READY TO CRUISE!
CELEBRATING DADS & GRANDDADS
Thursday, June 9 2 PM – Oak Harbor Senior Center Are you interested in cruising?? Come to an informal interest meeting where we will discuss future travel opportunities with Helen and Ken Bates!
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Passports, Photos and More! The year 2015 was the third busiest year for passport applications behind 2007 and 2008. There were over 15 million passports processed and issued! Of that number 265,450 were processed in Seattle. The U.S. Department of State anticipates processing 16 million applications in 2016 and over 20 million in 2017! One of the major driving forces behind this upswing in applications is the 10 year anniversary of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. The WHTI first went into effect in 2007 requiring U.S. citizens to have passports to travel to Mexico, Canada, the Caribbean, and Bermuda. An adult passport is valid for 10 years which means there will be a large wave of renewals in 2016 and 2017. This will most likely slow down the application process for both renews and first time applicants. The Oak Harbor Senior Center is here to help! We currently take appointments Monday-Friday from 10:00AM-2:30PM for applications that require Acceptance Agency processing. We understand these times can be limiting and are currently looking into options for expanding our passport office hours. Feel free to call any time to set up your appointment. Slots can fill up fast so please plan accordingly based on your travel plans.
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We would also like to announce that you can now obtain your passport photos at the Oak Harbor Senior Center! This is an exciting addition to the Center and we are very much looking forward to offering a more comprehensive service package to the community! We are currently offering Passport Photo Services Tuesday-Friday 10AM-4PM for only $10 plus tax. Whether you need an application and photos for a renewal OR you would like to make an appointment with one of our friendly agents we are here to help! (360) 279-4580
Flag Day Presentation The true story of the Star Spangled Banner Guest speaker Nancy BolinRomanski will portray Mary Pickersgill, the woman who created the American flag that flew over Ft. McHenry – The Star Spangled Banner.
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SATURDAY MATINEE @ THE LIBRARY:
June Library Events
“THE 33”
Saturday, June 4, 2pm
basic keyboard and mouse skills. Registration Ends June 13, 9 AM Contact Brian Haight, (360) 6755115 x6032
One of the most compelling true-life tales of survival in the modern age, this gripping drama chronicles the massive 69-day effort to rescue 33 Chilean miners who were trapped more than 2,000 feet underground. Rated PG-13. Popcorn provided by Friends of the Oak Harbor Library. Oak Harbor Meeting Room
GOING THE DISTANCE: THRU-HIKING ON THE LONG TRAIL
COMPUTER BASICS: CURSOR, MOUSE AND KEYBOARD
Thursday, June 16 • 6:30 – 8 PM
Monday, June 6 • 2 PM – 3:30 PM Develop your digital literacy skills by learning how to use cursors, operate a mouse, and to use common keyboard commands. This class is intended for beginning computer users with little or no experience. Registration Ends June 6, 9 AM Contact Brian Haight, (360) 6755115 x6032
INTERNET FOR BEGINNERS
Monday, June 13 • 2 – 3:30 PM Develop your digital literacy skills by learning how to access and use the internet on your own. In this hands-on class you’ll learn how to use the Internet, what it can do, and how much fun it can be to surf the Web. This class is intended for beginning computer users with
Two recent books-to-movies, Wild, and A Walk in the Woods, are based on true-life experiences. But what do they NOT tell you about hiking the Pacific Crest Trail or Appalachian Trail? Talk with a panel of thru-hikers and learn about the many ways to go about a long distance hike. Find out how to prepare, learn about equipment options and common medical issues, and ask the panel about life on the trail. Vin Sherman has nearly completed the PCT, hiking it in sections on his annual vacation. Teresa and Tom Ellis hiked the AT and then started on the PCT. Maribeth Crandell hiked the AT as a Flip-Flop, hiking half the trail going north in the spring, and the other half going south in the fall. Jill Clark, Bill McDaniel, and Jenny Staats will be on hand to share their thru-hiking experiences. Presenter: Maribeth Crandell et al.
ASTRONOMY FOR EVERYONE Monday, June 20 6:30 PM – 8 PM
Basic astronomy principles and other select topics presented by members of the Island County Astronomical Society. ICAS is dedicated to astronomy, education, and encouragement of public appreciation for the art and science of observing. No experience necessary. Presenter: Island County Astronomical Society
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MONDAY 9 Quilting 9:30 Wii Bowling 11:30 Lunch 12:30 Ping Pong 1 Art with Dottie 3 Clogging 5 Tai Chi
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WEDNESDAY 9 Lapidary 10 Mahjongg 11:30 Lunch 12:30 Party Bridge 12:30 Ping Pong 2 Caregiver Support Group (4th Wednesday)
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Center Activities & Events In June Participation in all programs and activities at the OHSAC requires a current annual membership of $40. If you aren’t a member and are interested in our Center please feel free to come visit us anytime Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm or give us a call, (360) 279-4580.
The 12 Benefits of Tai Chi The benefits of Tai Chi are incredible! If you are looking for a lowimpact, relaxing form of exercise Tai Chi is for you. Tai Chi is an internal Chinese martial art in the sense that it focuses on mental and spiritual aspects integrated into movement. This meditative form of exercise consists of a series of 19 movements and one pose. You may have seen groups of people demonstrating its slowmoving circular forms in public parks. Here are 12 benefits of Tai Chi: 2. Promotes deep breathing 3. Reduces bone loss in menopausal women
POOL ROOM: The pool room is open to games every day of the week, M-F, 8:30am4:30pm. Free.
CLOGGING: Mondays, 3pm-4pm, $25 a month
5. Helps with arthritis pain 6. Reduces blood pressure 7. Requires mind and body integration through mental imagery 8. Accumulates energy by releasing endorphins rather than depleting it
LINE DANCE: Tuesdays, 12pm-2pm; Fridays, 1pm-2pm with Instructor Jean. $10 a month for Members
9. Enhances mental capacity and concentration
TAI CHI & QI GONG: Mondays, 5pm. Fridays, 9:30am. Please call Marvin Reed to register, 320-0967. Beginners Welcome.
10. Improves balance and stability by strengthening ankles and knees
NINTENDO Wii BOWLING: Mondays, 10am. Newcomers welcome. Free.
11. Promotes faster recovery from strokes and heart attacks
PING PONG: Mondays and Wednesdays, 12:30pm-3pm; Saturday, 10am-2pm. Free. NEW PLAYERS WELCOMED.
12. Improves conditions of Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and Parkinson’s
This is a great group who welcome newcomers. The Oak Harbor Senior Center offers Tai Chi twice a week. Mondays @ 5 PM and Fridays @ 9 AM. Feel free to contact Marvin Reed if you are interested at (360) 320-0967.
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SVC HISTORY CLASS: Thursdays, 1pm. Class is scheduled on the College Quarter System. Registration is required through Skagit Valley College. ART WITH DOTTIE SANDERS: Mondays, 1-4 pm. All mediums. $5 a session. MAC SIG: 2nd Tuesday of the month. Free. WIRE WRAP: Thursdays, 7pm. Create unique jewelry. Materials for first project will be provided for free. Contact Dick James at (360) 675-9396.
GAMES
WHIDBEY ISLAND STAMP CLUB: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 7pm. New members welcome. Free evaluations. Contact Lee Dougherty, (360) 675-9674.
MEXICAN TRAIN: Tuesdays, 11am. No sign up necessary. Free.
WHIDBEY ISLAND GEM CLUB: 1st Wednesday of every month, 7pm. Contact Chip Batcheller, (360) 679-9397.
$25 JACKPOT BINGO: Thursdays, 12pm3pm. Regency on Whidbey, Harbor Tower Village, Edward Jones, Summer Hill, each sponsor the $25 Jackpots. Cards are available for $1. Packets are available for $4; Soft cards for special games, $.50 each.
LAPIDARY CLUB: Every Tuesday and Wednesday morning, 9am. Contact Paul Carter, (360) 679-4128.
CHESS: Tuesdays, 11:30am. Free.
THE KNITTING CIRCLE: Tuesdays, 1-3 pm. The group welcomes anyone who knits, crochets, or does any other kind of needle craft. Free
MAH JONGG: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 10am-2pm. Wright Patterson rules. Contact Irene Ruiz, (360) 240-0840 or Sandi Carrothers, (360) 675-1306. Free
QUILTING GROUP: Mondays and Fridays, 9am. Free.
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W.I.G.S (WHIDBEY ISLAND GENEALOGICAL SEARCHERS CLUB MEETING): 2nd Tuesday of the month, 1pm; 2720 Heller Road, Fire Station #25. All are welcome. Refreshments and drawings. Contact Ruth Hancock, (360) 675-4086 or John Richter, (360) 675-7977, for more information.
Many people find Tai Chi an easy activity and a peaceful environment in which to meet new friends with common interests. Often you can find our Tai Chi group taking an extended break, enjoying the company of one another. If you are at all interested please feel free to arrive early to one of our sessions and introduce yourself to the instructor, Marvin Reed. Marvin, husband of Jill Reed, is passionate about Tai Chi and has over 30 years of experience!
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PINOCHLE: Tuesdays, 6pm; Fridays, 12:30pm (Potluck); Saturdays, 9:30am. Free.
YOGA: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:309:30am, $25 a month
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ACTIVITIES continued from page 7 ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT GROUP: 1st Thursday of the month, 2:30pm – 4:30pm. Facilitated by Heidi Kuzina of Summer Hill Assisted Living and Karen Cowgill of Home Place Special Care Center. For information call Heidi at (360) 679-1400. Held at 165 SW 6th Ave., Oak Harbor. PARKINSONS SUPPORT GROUP: 1st Friday of every month at Cherry Hill Club House, 549 NW 12th Loop, Oak Harbor. Facilitator is Carolyn Hansen at (360) 279-1785.
Shows for this upcoming season include:
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ADDITIONAL CAREGIVER SUPPORT: For information regarding additional Caregiver Support Groups, please contact Chasity Smith, Senior Information and Assistance/ Family Caregiver Support Specialist at (360) 321-1600.
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For general questions regarding Senior Information & Assistance/Family Caregiver Support contact Chasity Smith with Senior Services of Island County, (360) 321-1600.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: Meets at the Oak Harbor Senior Center the 3rd Thursday of the month at 2pm. Contact Regency for additional information (360) 279-0933.
Visit us at the Oak Harbor Senior Center to purchase your tickets. 5 shows for $230!
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SHIBA: SHIBA counselors have returned to the Oak Harbor Senior Activity Center. Annette Barca and Jean Mathisen are our SHIBA volunteers. Please call our Reception Desk to sign up for an appointment, (360) 279-4580. CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: Meets at the Oak Harbor Senior Center the last Wednesday of the month at 2pm. Contact Regency for additional information (360) 279-0933.
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COUNTRY DANCE: 2nd Friday of the month, 7pm – 10pm. Admission is $5 per person, $9 per couple, $1 discount for Center Members. Open to the public.
VISION IMPAIRED SUPPORT GROUP: Last Tuesday of the month, 2pm in the Conference Room at the Center. For information call (360) 279-4580.
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OLD TIME FIDDLERS: Performances are the 1st Friday of each month, 6:30pm.
OAK HARBOR HEARING AID SERVICE: 2nd and 4th Mondays, 1-3 pm. Call the Center for appointments, (360) 279-4580 or call Oak Harbor Hearing Aid Service, (360) 675-5193.
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WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS OF WHIDBEY ISLAND: 2nd Friday of the month, 5pm at San Remo. Breakfast every Sunday at San Remo. Dinner every Sunday night. Contact Roz Davis, (360) 675-3171, for dinner location and Phyllis Hofkamp, (360) 675-3628, for information.
FOOT CARE CLINIC: Appointments are available by calling the Front Desk at (360) 2794580. The Foot Care Clinic is at the Center’s Modular Building.
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311 NE 3rd St Coupeville, WA 98239 360-678-2273 360-321-6660 Fax: 360-678-8715 careage2@whidbey.net
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