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Northwest Flower and Garden Festival 30th Anniversary Celebration Seattle Convention Center, Thursday, February 8

Our Senior Center is co-hosting a powerful workshop, "Protecting Your Future".

Peace is the result of setting things in order, wouldn't you agree?

Our speaker is a senior but began teaching and doing estate planning over forty years ago. Each household will receive a workbook that follows a Power Point Presentation and addi-tional handout material will be included.

There is NO SELLING at this workshop and no legal advice, or personal investment advice. No companies will be mentioned by name.

Subjects addressed are: How will the growing senior population impact services, changes in Medicare, is Long Term Care afford-able, how to protect retirement assets, differences between wills and trusts, and some stories!

This material was gleaned from a nationally approved software program called Pro�les. If your adult children live in the area they are encouraged to attend. You will be invited to have a no fee personal follow-up, if desired. The workshop will go about 45 minutes. Invite a friend. You will not be bored!

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Happy Valentine ’s Day

There’s always something for everyone at The Center!

March Raffle! ANOTHER fantasy trip – this year it’s a week on the amazing Big Island of Hawaii.

BINGO returns on St Patrick’s Day, March 17 with two special (and local) guest callers.

My Way- A Musical Tribute

to Frank Sinatra Tacoma Musical

Playhouse, Tacoma on Saturday,

February 17, 2 pm

Free local trip to check out Euphorium Vashon, our newest pot shop on Saturday, February 24

On February 14th, join us for a special Valentine’s Day

lunch and party.

General NewsJoin us on Valentine’s Day, Wednesday, February 14 for a special lunch and party. We always have a good crowd so get your name on the reservation list early. Drop by at 10 am on Tuesday, February 13 to make some origami Valentine hearts with Weslie. Make a special origami heart for a special friend.

Spring Talent Show and Pie Party Members, get your talent chops ready for our Talent Show on Friday, March 9. We need volunteers prepared to showcase a special talent, volunteers to contribute a favorite pie, and volunteer members of the audience to simply provide moral support. We welcome jokes, stories, impersonations, hobby showcasing and any secret talent you may harbor. The staff is also planning a fun talent rendition to add to the festivities. Please consult with Kathleen to get on the list to perform, bake and/or appreciate.

Save the Date! March BingoBingo will take a break in February but return on St Patrick’s Day, Saturday, March 17. Our fun theme will be Lucky Leprechaun and we have two special (and local) guest callers, a duo with the moniker of “Seumonus”. They will literally charm your socks off. Come prepared for a bit o’ good luck with the green and help the Center with their fundraising efforts.

Hawaii Trip Raffle Our friend and generous islander has made another first class contribution to The Center towards ANOTHER fantasy trip–this

year it’s a week on the amazing Big Island of Hawaii. Make your plans now to

purchase at least one $25 ticket. Only 500 tickets will be sold. More details will follow in the March newsletter.

February Artist Terry Jansen’s work continues as he switches out some of his work for more recent abstract work. Please stop in and take a look. Terry didn’t get going with his brush until after retirement when he and his wife moved to a property with a studio. Terry works in watercolor and has been painting for 25 years.

Volunteer Teacher SpotlightScott Gaul leads the Friday morning guided meditation. He has a beautiful meditation website called QuietMindCafe.com. It provides various online meditations for health and well-being. He is also experienced in website creation and development and has generously volunteered his time to help us reinvent the Center website, which we expect will be up and running this spring.

Shoppers, Remember Amazon Smile Amazon shoppers, you can contribute to the center for no cost and no pain! Go to https://smile.amazon.com and choose Vashon-Maury Senior Center. Amazon will donate .5% of each purchase to us. Thank you so much for your support.

Vashon Conversation for the Living about DyingSaturday, February 24, 10 am – 6 pm at VHSThis one day island wide workshop is focused on “Unraveling the Mystery of Palliative Care”. It is an opportunity to learn about care focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious illness with the goal of improving quality of life for patient and family. You will explore multiple approach-es to pain management, stress and anxiety, including comple-mentary and alternative interventions For more info visit www.vashonconversation.com.

Loving Vincent Friday, Feb 2, 1 pmPG 13, 1 hr 34 min, 2017We are going to try again for a “Take 2.” with Loving Vincent. Last month we were not aware that the movie was not yet available to stream but it is now! In a story depicted in oil painted animation, a young man comes to the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver the troubled artist's final letter and ends up investigating his final days there. Per Moira Macdonald of the Seattle Times, “Loving Vincent is almost too beautiful for its own good. It was a pleasure to become happily lost in this unique film’s world of color and line, and to see two filmmakers’ mad dream come true.”

EntertainmentPing PongMondays, 9:30 am -11 amPing pong enthusiasts come by and take a swat. The game is getting wild and wooly. Drop in or call ahead to reserve a time.

Laugh with WeslieMondays, 11:15 am

PinochleTuesdays, 1 pm

Sing with WeslieFridays, 11:15 am

Fitness & HealthChair MassageTuesday, February 6, 9:30 am – 12 pmShannon Seath Meyer, LMT, is doing a wonderful job filling in for Carol. Call to reserve your 10 minute massage.

Low Vision Support GroupTuesday, February 6, 1 pmFacilitated by Michele Kimble, LMHCFacing vision loss can be a frightening experience. A potential loss of vision impacts daily life in so many ways. Share resourc-es, support and learn useful tips for moving through life with increasing loss of vision.

Zumba FitnessTuesdays, 1:30 pm Instructor: Sara Van FleetMembers, it is the new year. Why not try ZUMBA to get going on your fitness goals? Move to the groove and step to the ever changing, awesomely coordinated playlist. Sara is outrageous. Need we say more? What she gives is good for the body, brain and soul.

NEW! Juggling for Fun and FitnessWednesdays, 10 amKathleen Hendrickson, erstwhile camp director, current multi-talented staff member and juggler will take a break from her duties to lead you on the path to juggling fame. This has to be the most original new class in Center history, so please join us! Balls will be provided.

Tai Chi at Ober ParkWednesdays, 2 pm, $1 suggested donationInstructor: Deena EberTai Chi is a low impact, slow motion form of exercise that can ease the ills of aging by addressing the key components of fitness, muscle strength, flexibility and balance. It is a no pain big gains, mind body practice.

Education & EnrichmentBeginning Mah JonggMondays, 10 amFacilitated by Hazel WildingThis extremely popular class is FULL. Hazel is confident the class will be ready to “leave the nest” by the end of the month.

American Mah JonggMondays, 1 pm - 3 pmFacilitated by Hazel WildingThe Mah Jongg for Fun group meets on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm. (February 7, 21)

Book GroupMonday, February 26, 1:30 pmFacilitated by Nancy SlaterWhat is the value of a home to a family? In her stirring first novel “The Turner House”, Angela Flournoy explores this question through the lens of the Turner family of Detroit. Spanning nearly three quarters of a century and several generations, the book becomes a portrait not only of the Turners but also of their city—history uncovered through the inner life. Masterful, evocative, deftly rendered, it reminds us of the bonds, familial or otherwise, that link us all.

March Book Selection: "My Family and Other Animals” by Gerald Durrell

When the unconventional Durrell family can no longer endure the damp, gray English climate they sell their house and relocate to the sunny isle of Corfu. This is a delightful account of eccentric hangers-on with a ceaseless procession of puppies, toads, scorpions, geckoes, octopuses and so on into their home.

Drop In and StitchTuesdays, 10:30 amAll levels are welcome to join this growing group of passionate knitters and crocheters. Enjoy good and lively conversation while keeping your hands busy working on your latest project. Drop by early to get extra help from the experts and stay to enjoy lunch at The Center.

“Library 2 Go!” with KCLS StaffTuesday, February 20, 10:45 am – 11:15 am Our two gregarious travelling librarians show up with an ever expanding and improving selection of books, movies, books on tape, LP books as well as special requests.

Origami Hearts with WeslieTuesday, February 13, 10 amGet your last minute Valentine ready for a special someone.

Bridge Lessons Wednesdays, 1 pm – 2 pm instruction and 2 pm - 3 pm playOn the last Wednesday of the month group play begins at 1 pm.

TripsWild Walkers of the WestSaturday, February 3Depart Center: 10 amReturn: 12 pmMeet at the Center at 10 am to figure out carpools. Kathleen says, “Let's go near the water!” so plan for a walk on the beach at Pt. Robinson or perhaps one of the trails at Maury Island Marine Park.

Northwest Flower and Garden Festival 30th Anniversary CelebrationSeattle Convention Center Thursday, February 8Depart Center: 9 am for 9:40 am ferryReturn: Suggested return 3 pm ferryMembers $30, Non-members $37Lunch not included but there are lots of great choices on site. Attend one of 30 daily seminars, shop at the garden market-place, view container and floral design competitions, and stroll through the maze of more than 350 exhibits. Use this conve-nient group opportunity to visit the show free of any stress navigating downtown streets and struggling to find parking. Leave the worry to Joe, our estimable driver.

Granny’s AtticWednesday, February 14, 1 pm - 3 pmGranny’s is open for VCC and Center members only, so take advantage of this exclusive two-hour shopping window! Caregivers welcome.

My Way - A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra Tacoma Musical Playhouse, Tacoma Saturday, February 17, 2 pm matineeDepart Center: 11:30 am for 12:10 pm ferryReturn: Suggested return 4:35 pm ferryMembers $38, Non-members $47 The Voice, The Sultan of Swoon, Chairman of the Board, Ol’ Blue Eyes, The Greatest Singer of Popular Song are all nicknames for one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th century whose career successes spanned more than 50 years. Come reminisce,

honor the past and enjoy a musical tribute to the Crooner, and Grammy and Academy Award Winner, Frank Sinatra! “My Way”, “Fly Me to the Moon” and “New York, New York” are some of his greatest hits that will have you singing along!

Euphorium VashonSaturday, February 24Depart Center: 11 am. Return: Suggested return 12 pm

Cheryl will drive you over to check out the newest shop on Vashon. With 5 recreational marijuana stores in the Puget Sound area Euphorium could be considered experts. This free local trip is to help acquaint islanders who ordinarily might not wander into a pot shop and answer your questions. Perhaps you have health issues that you have heard can be helped but have been hesitant to inquire, or maybe you are just curious about what the store looks like. Euphorium’s website is www.euphorium502.com.

Drop-in Help Desk for Smartphones Tablets and LaptopsWednesdays, 3 pm – 5 pmPlease remember to bring your fully charged devices, any necessary passwords and one or two pressing questions for Rain, our new instructor. Rain is happy to help you find the answer to any and all questions. No matter how silly you think your question is, she will be happy to tackle it. Remember, everyone starts at the same place; the only difference is when you begin.

Computer ClubWednesday, February 14, 7 pmFacilitated by Michael O’DonnellLearn how to protect against hacking and malware, deal with scams and get your technical questions answered with Maestro Michael. If you join the group and make a small annual donation, you will receive an interesting monthly e-newsletter, which is full of useful tips.

Legal ClinicThursday, February 1, 6 pmThe Neighborhood Legal Clinics program offers free, limited legal advice and referrals to King County and WA State residents. Call (206) 267-7070 Tuesday through Thursday between 9 am and 12 pm to schedule an appointment. Appoint-ments may be scheduled no more than 7 days in advance.

Memoir Writing ClassThursday, February 15, 1:30 pm - 3 pmFacilitated by author and playwright Mary BaldridgeMary promises to get the class back on track with “memory

keeping” and to continue on the path to personal authorship with written reflection and review. Per Mary, we communi-cate by telling each other stories, which are told and re-told from generation to

generation. Everyone has stories to tell: about themselves, their families, what they learned, what they experienced, what they remember. Everyone is a resource and the stories are valuable legacies.

Current EventsThursday, February 8, 1 pmFacilitated by Bob HallowellThis informal and interesting group meets to discuss the latest news and events, both local and global. There is more chaos in the world every single day and surely we can agree that it all needs some analysis by thoughtful minds.

Watercolor Creations with Geri PetersonThursday, February 8, 22, 12 pm – 4 pm$30 for 6 classes or $5 for a drop-in classBeginners are welcome in this continuing loose format series of classes. New and previous students are welcome. Geri will do a demo at the beginning of each class and then students may work on their own paintings or try the demo painting. No grades, just fun. If you have not taken up a brush in years, why not start now. Others in the class have done just that.

Weekly Guided Meditation for SeniorsFridays, 10 am, $5 suggested donationFacilitated by Scott GaulLearn meditation for peace of mind, health and wellbeing. Scott has been teaching meditation for decades. Everyone is welcome to join in to explore meditation and visualization with friendly like-minded company.

TalksPreventing Trips and TumblesFriday, February 9, 1 pmBen Davidson, local VIFR firefighter and EMT will tell us the main reasons that people fall and how to reduce everyday risks. He will share with us common injuries, how to get up on your feet if you do the unthinkable and take that tumble and he will give us the skinny on when you do need to make that call to 911.

Making Retirement Security Real for EveryoneFriday, February 16, 1 pmFor more than a quarter century, Puget Sound Advocates for Retirement Action (PSARA) has been active in fighting for older Americans, their children and their families. They have a statewide outreach mission this year and an advocate will make a presentation about how we can protect, expand and defend Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid for everyone.

Personal Representatives (Executors)Friday, February 23, 1 pm Rachel Bender, estate planning and elder law attorney of Bender Law PLLC, will follow up her January presentation with a talk about personal representatives. She will cover the factors a person needs to consider when choosing a representa-tive and will provide details about the duties and responsibili-ties required as well as possible pitfalls and everything in-between. This talk will also be informative for folks who know already that they will be a personal representative (or executor).

































































































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Resources Promoting WellnessNeed Transportation to Medical Appointments?There is an additional way to get to medical appointments. provided through Sound Generations of King County. This is a separate program from the Vashon Senior Center’s Bluebird Medical Transportation (listed below.) Volunteer Transportation…………………...…………………206-448-5740

Additional ServicesACCESS Bus Transportation…………………………………..206-205-5000Benefit Check up………………………………………….…..1-888-435-3377Bluebird Medical Transportation……………………………206-463-5173EnhanceFitness by Ramon Ontiveros.……………………206-259-0118Foot Care at Parker Plaza Beauty Shoppe by Trish McDonald, R.N.…………………………...........……206-499-8750Meals on Wheels (MOW) Tuesdays at 9:15 am…………206-463-5173Neighborhood Legal Clinic – 1st Thursday of each month Call Tuesday – Thursday for appointments………...206-267-7070Neighbor to Neighbor……………………....…………..............206-463-5173OASIS …………………………………………....………….............206-567-9794Parkinson’s Support Group…………………………..……......206-567-5976 First Friday of the month, 1pm at the Lutheran Church Leader: Steve SteffensSenior Information and Assistance………………………....206-448-3110Senior Rights Assistance………………………………………206-448-5720Vashon Care Closet…………………………………….………..206-799-7480Veterans’ Services…………………………………....... ………..206-612-2816

Vashon Senior Center is a not-for-profit corporation governed by its own Board of Directors. Many programs are offered in partnership with other agencies. However, ALL programs and services are available to seniors and their families regardless of membership.Street Address 10004 SW Bank Rd Vashon Island, WA 98070Mailing Address PO Box 848 Vashon Island, WA 98070 Phone 206 463-5173Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9 am-3 pm

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February Birthdays

The Center will be closed to celebrate President’s Day, Monday, February 19

Inclement Weather PolicyDuring inclement weather, please listen to your local radio/TV station or the Voice of Vashon (VOV) at 1650 AM or 101.9 FM for information regarding the Vashon School District (VSD).

When VSD is cancelled ALL Center activities are cancelled.

When VSD is running late: The lunch program and all Center activities prior to 11 am are cancelled with the status of afternoon activities available by 11 am. Call 463-5173.

NeedsNew manila folders, liquid hand soap, TP

Thank you, Friends! To Hazel W for coffee and creamer, Andree K for magazines, Robyne C for yummy fudge, Robin H for delish homemade caramels and fudge, June D for paper towels, Neil J (via IGA and Thriftway) for salad greens, Bill J for voice booster and candy, Eileen C for holiday sweet breads, Ellen T for a tasty appetizer, Betty S for chocolates, Beth P for Wisconsin's Best sausage and cheese sampler, paper clips and binder clips, Ursula D for plant starts, Linda F for warm socks, Granny’s and Norm P for paper clips galore, George E and Karlista R for kindling, Paige N for fresh pears and chocolates, Barbara G for delish apple pear cake

PassingsTania Alumbaugh, 62, Dec 5William Bramwell, 71, Dec 2H. Richard Campbell, 69, Dec 27Kenneth Duncan, 94, Jan 3Mary Ann Ellingsen, 90, Jan 7Barbara Gross, 81, Dec 30Mark Held, 60, Dec 22Robert Lawson, 85, Dec 20Wanda Moore, 69, Dec 29Marcia Montgomery, 85, Dec 24David Ortega, 55, Dec 26David Parker, 81, Jan 16Stanley Thorsen, 86, Jan 11

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