Trips and Special Events
Benefit Dinner
Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
At Carnation Elementary
Seatings at 4:30 & 6:30 p.m.
Your choice of tender Prime Rib or Salmon
February Dinner is generously sponsored by Special Care Agency
Burger Safaris
More B.S.! It’s not bull it’s burgers! Lunch out every Wed departing at 11:00 am
2-1 Snoqualmie Ice-Cream, Maltby $2
2-8 Top Wok, Monroe $2
2-15 Rocko’s, North Bend $2
2-22 Red Pepper, Duvall $1
2-29 Scott’s Dairy Freeze, North Bend $2
Casino Trip is on hiatus.
If you are interested in going or driving, please let Amy know. We can start up again when we have enough participants. Until then, you can stack the deck with friends at Don Bosco!
Spring Play Auditions
Tove is back as the director for our Spring Play! She will be leading our thespians in a Play called ‘The Amazons vs the Greeks’, and hopes to stage it in our new facility upon our return. Auditions will be held at the Carnation Library, and Tove urges all who are interested to attend one of the audition times below:
Carnation Public Library Meeting Room
Saturday Feb 5th 1:15pm Tuesday Feb 7th at 7:15pm
February Fun
Day Trip: Northwest Flower & Garden Show! Wednesday, February, 8, head over to the convention center with Amy for an all day immersion in everything gardening! Beautiful displays, shopping, speakers and workshops. $25 buys your ticket and transportation to Seattle. Lunch can be purchased at event. Sign-up sheet will be available at front desk.
Theo’s Chocolate Factory Tour
Join Amara for a trip to delicious Theo’s Chocolate in Fremont. Participants will tour the plant, learn about how chocolate is grown and made, and test samples along the way. Bring a sack lunch.
Wed Feb. 22, 10:30 am—3 p.m. $12
Book Club
Aging Well Book Club continues this month at Snoqualmie Valley Library on Saturday, Feb. 18. We'll discuss the book, Never Say Die: The Myth & Marketing of the New Old Age, by Susan Jacoby. Discussion facilitated by Gean & Phil Dindia. You may want to consider purchasing an optional lunch after the meeting at Mings Garden ll Chinese Cuisine to continue the discussion. Drop-ins are welcome.
Contact Nancy at 425.888.9609 or
n_waltonhouse@msn.com
Snoqualmie Library, 7824 Center Boulevard, Snoqualmie Ridge.
Free Lunch & Learn: Senior Housing in the Valley
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District invites you to a Free Lunch & Learn Presentation: Senior Housing and Transitional Care in the Snoqualmie Valley. Senior Housing and Transitional Care in the Snoqualmie Valley
Our Valley has many options for senior living and a great collaboration among the organizations who meet the needs of seniors in the valley. In part 1 of this two-part series on senior housing, you will hear from Cascade Park and SnoRidge Apartments as well as Red Oak Residence.
Thursday, Feb. 2, 11:30 a.m. at Snoqualmie Fire Station. 37600 Snoqualmie Ridge Pkwy, Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Lunch is served by 11:40 and speaker presentations begin promptly at noon.
(Part 2 of this series will March 1.) To register and RSVP, call 260-3140 or please visit the website:
www.SVHDlunchandlearn.eventbrite.com
The Aging Films Project
Check out a preview of the upcoming documentary
Old On Purpose: A Positive Aging Revolution
http://agingfilms.org
Shuttle Available!
Having a hard time getting to the temporary location at the Senior Center? Have you thought about trying our shuttle? It’s a convenient and low-cost way to get about town, and makes frequent trips to the ‘Camp SVSC’. Call the number below to get on the list for a ride.