campbell connection fall 2014

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CAMPBELLCOMMUNITY CENTER

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Adult and Senior Activities

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Campbell Community Center | 541-682-5318

Celeste Campbell Center has provided recreation activities for adults age 50 and up since 1962. The Senior and Adult Program promotes health and well-being, strengthens support networks and assists individuals to remain independent.

Research shows that just 30 minutes of daily exercise can positively impact weight, reduce the risk of type II diabetes, some cancers and other life-threatening diseases, and significantly improve cognitive function.

Campbell Center offers a variety of activities that make exercising fun, including walking and bik-ing groups, dance classes, outdoor recreation, tai chi, and more. Campbell also offers classes in art, handcrafts, computers, and foreign lan-guage, as well as social events, weekly lunch bunch, and presentations on topics ranging from estate planning to “Can the Clutter.” Day trips and woodworking in Campbell’s woodshop are other popular activities.

Campbell Center is located in Skinner Butte Park, with a view of the river and an outdoor court-yard that makes a great setting for weddings.

CONNECT WITH US Fall is the prefect time for you to “CONNECT” with Campbell Center. I invite you to look over this guide and see what Campbell Center can do for you. This is the second edition of this publication and the feedback has been fantastic. Patrons have said that they like the easy-to-read format and the abil-ity to find all that Campbell Center offers togeth-er in one publication. I invite you to come to our Center, have a cup of coffee and connect with us! If you would like to be on our mailing list to receive Campbell Connections in your mailbox, please call the front desk at 541-682-5318 and they can assist you. Happy “connecting”

Diane SconceSenior Programmer

Diane Sconce, Tom Powers, Jaime Prehm, Andy Fernandez, Dahlia Garza & Julio Palancares


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Land Fitness

BIKE RIDING FOR FUN & FITNESS ♥FREE!

Bike riders depart rain or shine from Campbell Center for in-town rides. Helmets required; week-ly attendance is not. Rides vary in length and time depending on ability. Drop-in.

Ongoing W 9:30a-noon FreeMeets at 9:30a Sep; 10:30am Oct-Dec

THE LAST BIKE RIDE OF THE YEAR ♥FREE!

Helmet required. Rides average 5 miles long.

Dec 31 W 10:30a-noon Free

SLOW & EASY FITNESS AGES ♥Ages 45 & up Increase your flexibility and tone muscles, feel more energetic and have a good time. This low-intensity course is for the first-time exerciser or participant recovering from an injury. Instructor will work with you to meet individual needs. In-structor: Byron Hanks

Sep 8-Oct 10 MWF 9-10a $52 #110854Oct 13-Nov 14 MWF 9-10a $49 #110855Nov 17-Dec 19 MWF 9-10a $49 #110856Drop-in participation welcome, $4/classNo class Nov 7, 28

STRONG BONES STRONG BODY ♥Defeat the loss of bone density! Research shows you can strengthen bones, improve balance, and increase your strength and energy. Every exercise is adjusted to your ability. An excellent class for those with osteoporosis or osteopenia. Instructor: Cindy O'Brien Sep 2-Dec 16 Tu 4-5p $53 #110848Sep 4-Dec 18 Th 3-4p $49 #110850Sep 8-Dec 15 M 10:30-11:30a $53 #110849No class Oct 9, Nov 11, 27

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WALK'N'TALKERS ♥FREE!

This self-led group walks 3-5 miles at a quick pace; there is usually a coffee stop along the way. The route varies and may have hills or rough pave-ment. The group walks rain or shine, year-round and departs at 9am sharp. You may want to bring coffee money.

Ongoing F 9-11:30a Free No walk Nov 28

ZUMBA GOLD ♥ Ages 50 & up

Party yourself into shape with this Latin dance-inspired fitness program that is low-impact and easy to follow. Zumba Gold is a gentler version of Zumba for those wanting to try a new fitness activity or with joint or muscle stiffness or pain. Instructor: Cindy O'Brien

Sep 2-Dec 16 Tu 3-4p $53 #110851No class Nov 11

TABATA ♥NEW!Lose weight, gain muscle & strength, and increase energy with this fun and intense 30 min interval training workout. Each movement has modifica-tions from hard-to-easy to customize your work-out. Encouraging and supportive atmosphere for you to have fun and get in shape. Free parking for the first hour in the Hult Center garage. Instrutor: Cindy O'Brien.Hult Center, The Studio, 1 Eugene CenterSep 2-Oct 21 Tu 6:15-6:45a $28 #110841Sep 4-Oct 23 Th 6:15-6:45a $28 #110844Oct 28-Dec 16 Tu 6:15-6:45a $25 #110843Oct 30-Dec 18 Th 6:15-6:45a $25 #110845No class Nov 11, 27

THE SMALL DOG WALKERS ♥FREE! Ages 50 & up

You need a walk just as much as your dog. Join this group of small dog owners on a 1-2 mile weekly walk. Meet new people, enjoy the beauty along the river, and get some exercise without knowing it. All dogs must be non-aggressive; non-dog-owners welcome.

Ongoing Tu 10a-noon FreeNo walk Nov 11






Dance & DramaFOLK DANCE WITH A FLAIR ♥Ages 50 & upThis is an open invitation to area adults and se-niors to try International Folk Dancing. Learn and enjoy dances from all around the world. Stay young! Keep fit! No experience required. New dancers are always welcome and included in the group. Instructors: Seiko Huntington and Susanne Fountain. Ongoing M 2:30-4p #110505 Term fee $4 or drop-in fee 25¢/day No class Sep 1

LINE DANCE, BEGINNING ♥Ages 45 & upLearn the basic steps of line dancing. No partner or prior dance experience necessary. This is good, low impact exercise, and a great brain exercise! Wear loose, cool clothing and shoes that will slide on the floor. Instructor: Phyllis HillSep 19-Dec 19 F 11a-noon $36 #110521No class Nov 7, 28

LINE DANCE, CONTINUING ♥Ages 45 & up

Great low impact exercise and a great brain work-out, too! You should know basics of line dancing such as shuffle steps, grapevines, pivot turns or have completed beginning line dance. No partner is necessary. Wear loose, cool clothing and shoes that will slide on the floor. Two levels offered. Instructor: Phyllis Hill

Level 2 Oct 6-Dec 22 M 12:30-2p $36 #110688Level 3 Sep 11-Dec 18 Th 1-2:30p $36 #110689No class Oct 9, Nov 6, 27

NEW YEAR'S LINE DANCE PARTY ♥NEW! FREE! Ages 45 & upThere will be dancing, socializing and plenty of food. Bringing a potluck dish to share is optional. This event is intended for students of Phyllis Hill's Line Dance classes, but all are welcome. Instructor: Phyllis HillDec 30 Tu 11:30a-4p Free

Health & Wellness BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC ♥FREE! Qualified volunteers will check your blood pres-sure on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays at Campbell Center. Drop-in. Presented by Visiting Angels. Ongoing 2nd & 4th W 10a-noon FreeNo Clinic Dec. 24

TAI CHI ♥This ancient Chinese art uses round, flowing movements combined with calmness and inner balance. Learn a series of slow movements that promote better health, balance, flexibility and reduced stress. The class includes proper form, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and energy awareness. Instructor: Zachary Krebs

Sep 3-Oct 22 W 9-10a $16 #110697Sep 8-Oct 20 M 9-10a $19 #110698Oct 27-Dec 15 M 9-10a $21 #110694Oct 29-Dec 17 W 9-10a $14 #110839No class Sep 10, Oct 8, Nov 12, 26, Dec 10

Hult Center, The Studio, 1 Eugene CenterSep 2-Oct 21 Tu 7-8a $21 #110695Sep 4-Oct 23 Th 7-8a $21 #110696Oct 28-Dec 16 Tu 7-8a $19 #110699Oct 30-Dec 18 Th 7-8a $19 #110840No class Nov 11, 27

YogaYOGA ♥Yoga rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. Gen-tle stretching exercises tone and stretch muscles and work to balance every system in the body. Improves overall health and well-being. Instructor: Paul SimonLamb CottageSep 4-Oct 16 Th 5:30-6:45p $35 #110860Sep 9-Oct 21 Tu 5:30-6:45p $35 #110859Oct 23-Dec 18 Th 5:30-6:45p $35 #110861Oct 28-Dec 9 Tu 5:30-6:45p $30 #110862No class Oct 30, Nov 11, 27










Arts/Textile

DYED IN THE WOOL RUG HOOKINGThis group meets the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month. New participants who want to learn this traditional craft should contact Carol Fegles at 541-343-5896 for information on cost and supplies. Ongoing 2nd/4th Th 9a-12:30p No class Nov 27, Dec 25

QUILTING - COMFORTS FOR CHILDRENFREE!

Help make quilts and quilt kits for individuals and community groups to pick up, put to-gether, and return for distribution to 'at risk children' in Lane County through 15 commu-nity agencies and shelters. If you like quilt-ing, cutting and sewing, this is the group to join and help your community.Ongoing Th 12:30-4p FreeNo class Nov 6, 27, Dec 25

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DRAWING & COMPOSITIONJoin a supportive group in which exploring drawing is enjoyable and intriguing for ev-eryone, beginner to advanced! You will devel-op confidence and drawing skills using pen, pencils and charcoal and individual attention from an experienced, enthusiastic teacher. Instructor: Sarah StrandSep 26-Dec 12 F 9:30a-12:30p $85 #110950No class Nov 7, 28

OIL PAINTINGInstruction in basic drawing, composition, color mixing and painting techniques. Intui-tively develop your own style. Learn to paint any subject in any style: portrait, landscape, seascape, traditional through impression-istic, etc. Instructor worked 30 years in the motion picture industry painting sets. Sup-plies and questions will be discussed at the first class. Instructor: Robert NiemsSep 16-Nov 25 Tu 9:30a-12:30p $91 #110542Sep 17-Nov 19 W 9:30a-12:30p $91 #110544Sep 17-Nov 19 W 1-4p $91 #110543No class Nov 11

SUMI-E INK PAINTINGAges 40 & up

Delight in the experience of a single brush stroke as it expresses a range of color and feeling. Use ink stick and watercolor, as well as traditional and seasonal subjects. You will explore Sumi-e ink with Japanese watercolor, which will offer you new possibilities for ex-pression. Instructor: Cathy WilliamsSep 25-Nov 20 Th 1-4p $96 #110687

ADVANCED SUMI-E INK PAINTINGNew! Ages 40 & up! This class is intended for students who have experience at Sumi-E.Sep 25-Nov 20 Th 9a-noon $96 #110685

Arts/VisualBASIC WOODWORKING Ages 50 & up

Learn safe and fun woodworking skills from the friendly shop supervisor. This class is aimed at beginners and/or anyone wanting to learn their way around the Campbell Cen-ter Woodshop. Make a beautiful, laminated cutting board, or choose a different project. Materials extra; discussed at first class. Instructor: Boyd BrumleySep 23-Oct 14 Tu 6-8:30p $41 #110951Women Only WoodworkingNov 18-Dec 9 Tu 6-8:30p $41 #110952

CAMPBELL OPEN ARTIST'S STUDIO Ages 50 & up

Join other artists at Campbell Center and cre-ate together. Intended primarily for oil paint-ers, but artists of other mediums are wel-come. No instructor. Ongoing F 1-4p 25¢/day drop-in feeNo studio Sep 12,Oct 10, Nov 7, 14, 28, Dec 12, 26

CHINESE BRUSH WORKSHOP Ages 50 & up

This group of independent Chinese brush painters meets each week to work on skills in an informal, drop-in class setting. No instruc-tor; prior experience is necessary.Ongoing M 1-4p #110496Term fee $4 or drop-in 25¢/day #110496No workshop Sep 1

COLOR WATERMEDIAExplore making art with a variety of water-based color media: water color, color sticks and pencils. Have fun, experiment, learn technique and play! Instructor: Sarah Strand.Sep 29-Dec 8 M 9:30a-12:30p $94 #110949










WET 'N' WILD WATERMEDIA WORKSHOP Ages 50 & up

This workshop is an informal gathering of water media painters who like to paint with friends. Other crafts are encouraged; for more information call 541-682-5318. Drop-in participation is welcome for 25¢ per session. Ongoing Tu 1-4p #110498Term fee $4 or drop-in fee 25¢/day No workshop Nov 11

WOODSHOPAges 40 & up

Campbell Center Woodshop is open to adults who want to use power tools for wood proj-ects. Please sign in as you enter the shop. Ongoing M 9a-7p $2 drop-in fee Tu-F 9a-3p $2 drop-in fee No woodshop Sep 1, Nov 11, 27, 28, Dec 25, 26

WOODSHOP ORIENTATIONFREE!

Stop by for a free orientation to the wood-shop. Receive a coupon for 1 free day use of the woodshop. Drop-in, no registration needed.Sep 16 Tu 2-2:30p FreeOct 17 F noon-12:30p FreeDec 4 Th 10-10:30a Free

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Cards & GamesBINGOPenny Bingo is played every Wednesday. New players are always welcome! Ongoing W 1-4p 25¢ drop-in feeBingo starts at 1:30 on Nov 26, Dec 10No Bingo on Dec 24

BRIDGEMeets each week. Partners not required. Ongoing F 12:30-3:30p $2 drop-in feeNo Bridge Nov 7, 28, Dec 12, 26

BRIDGE TOURNAMENTThis annual Bridge Tournament is always lots of fun with prizes and refreshments as well as friendly competition. Sign up at Campbell Center by December 9 with a partner; or be matched with a partner if you register as a single. Please call if you cannot attend at the last minute. Dec 12 F 1-4p $5/per person, cash only

CHESS NUTSLearn about and play the game of kings. Chess can help you build your concentration abilities, self-confidence and mental plan-ning. Beginners and experienced players are welcome to participate in friendly competi-tion. Facilitator: Dave Cohen, USCF. Ongoing W 9a-noon 25¢ drop in fee

GRUMPY OLD MEN BRIDGE GROUP Ages 50 & up

Join a group of 'grumpy old men' that get to-gether on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month to play Bridge. Ongoing 2nd/4th W 8:30a-noon 25¢ drop in fee

MAH JONGGGather weekly to play American Mah Jongg. If you are interested and would like more in-formation, call 541-682-5318. Ongoing Th 1-4p 25¢ drop in feeNo Mah Jonng Nov 6, 27, Dec 25




PINOCHLE Ages 50 & up

Enjoy a game or two of Pinochle with area se-niors. Please arrive five minutes early. New-comers welcome! Ongoing Tu 9a-noon 25¢ drop in feeOngoing F 1-4p 25¢ drop in feeNo pinochle Nov 7, 11, 28, Dec 26

POOL HALLThe pool room at Campbell Center is open daily so come on down for a friendly game.Ongoing M 8:30a-7p 25¢ drop in fee Tu-F 8:30a-4:30p 25¢ drop in feeNo pool Sep 1, Nov 6, 7, 11, 27, 28, Dec 25, 26

SCRABBLE AND BRAIN GAMESExercise your mind while having fun. Play Scrabble with others, or use our library of brain teasers. Meets weekly.Ongoing Tu 1-3p 25¢ drop in feeNo Scrabble Nov 11

Center ServicesBENEFITS CHECK-UP FREE! Ages 50 & up

Did you know you may qualify for discounts on everyday basics such as water and elec-tricity (just to mention a few)? This no cost, no obligation Benefits Check Up is quick & easy. What do you qualify for? Drop in and find out. Presented by Alan Linn of the First Insurance Group.Ongoing 1st/3rd W 10a-1p Free

CAMPBELL CENTER ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGFREE! Ages 50 & up

The monthly Advisory Board meeting is open to area seniors and meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Drop in. Ongoing 2nd Tu 10:30a-noon FreeNo meeting Nov 11




ENERGY ASSISTANCEFREE! Ages 60 & up

Need help paying your utility bill? Low in-come, electric, gas and oil utility customers who are 60+ years of age may be eligible for assistance. Call 541-682-5354 anytime for details on how the programs work.

SENIOR LAW SERVICEFREE! Ages 60 & up

Senior Law Service offers free legal service to those age 60 and older with low to modest income. Assistance provided concerning any legal matter - housing, financial, or personal. Ongoing Sa 9-11a FreeTo schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

SHIBA APPOINTMENTSFREE! Ages 50 & up

Senior Health Insurance Benefits Advisors conduct one-on-one appointments with in-dividuals to answer questions about health insurance coverage, forms, etc. Ongoing M 1-4p FreeTo schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

ComputerCOMPREHENSIVE COMPUTER SKILLS Ages 50 & up

This class will help participants better use their email programs, the Internet, and Win-dows 7 Operating System. Bring your email username and password to class. Plenty of time will be allotted to ask questions. Class uses PCs. Instructor: Bryan HaynesSep 18-Oct 9 Th 2-4p $40 #111462Oct 30-Nov 20 Th 2-4p $40 #111463

COMPUTER BASICS: HOW DO I TURN IT ON?Ages 50 & up

Participants will learn how a PC computer works during this hands-on class. You'll be-gin by using the mouse and keyboard, and progress to using your own email account. Instructor: Bryan HaynesOct 14-Nov 4 Tu 4-6p $34 #111459

COMPUTER LAB FREE! Ages 50 & up

Use one of the computers in the Campbell Center Lab. There is no charge so the price is right! There is usually an advisor on hand to answer your questions. Learn how to register for Recreation activities on line. Ongoing M-F 9:30a-12:30p Free M 4:30-7p FreeNo lab Sep 1, Nov 11, 27, 28, Dec 25, 26

COMPUTER/OFFICE BASICS Ages 50 & up

Learn the basics of how to use Word, Excel, and other programs available through Mi-crosoft Office. This fun and student-focused class will give you the tools you need to ef-fectively use your computer. For PC users only. Instructor: Bryan HaynesSep 16-Oct 7 Tu 4-6p $40 #111460

The Adult and Senior program meets the needs of

adults to maintain their health, independence, social

connections, support networks, and quality of life.







CRAIGSLIST - SHOPPING, SELLING & NETWORKINGLooking for a bargain? Have something to sell? Want to connect with your community? Enjoy the convenience and ease of Craig-slist's free online classified ads. Learn securi-ty tips for using this site safely. Find out how to search for jobs, housing, goods, services, local activities, advice; just about anything, really. Instructor: Ellyn ToneysNov 18 Tu 6-8p $10 #111466

INDIVIDUAL COMPUTER TUTORING Ages 50 & up

Learn or improve your skills using e-mail, searching the Internet, word processing, managing files and more. You can also get help solving problems you are having with your computer or laptop. Help with PCs only (no Macs). Weekly appointments available. In-structor: Bryan HaynesBy appointment $20/hourto schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

KEEP YOUR COMPUTER HEALTHY Ages 50 & up

Learn the basics to keep your computer run-ning well, including how to use your comput-er's maintenance software, protect yourself from viruses, clean out 'cookies' and tempo-rary Internet files, and update your software. Class uses PCs only. Instructor: Ellyn ToneysDec 2 Tu 6-7p $5 #111467

MAKE YOUR OWN WEBSITE & BLOG Ages 50 & up

Learn how to create a free website for blog-ging. Plenty of hands-on practice with a website-building program will give you an immediate presence on the World Wide Web. Instructor: Bryan HaynesOct 1-Nov 5 W 5:30-7:30p $55 #111464







Languages & CultureFRENCH, BEGINNINGA simple and interesting way to start learn-ing French. You will learn to understand the language, speak, read, and write. The em-phasis is on conversation with some focus on French culture. Instructor: Orit AdamFrench Beginning - 1st TermOct 3-Dec 12 F 9-11:30a $68 #111431No class Nov 7, 28

FRENCH BEGINNER 2ND LEVELThis class is a continuation from French Be-ginner 1st Level. You will improve your under-standing of grammar, reading, and writing through conversation and exploring French culture. Some French experience is required; contact Campbell Center at 541-682-5318 to determine your level. Instructor: Orit AdamOct 1-Dec 17 W 1-3:30p $89 #111432

FRENCH INTERMEDIATEMove beyond basic French in this fun and in-teresting class. Learn more advanced read-ing, grammar, and writing with an empha-sis on conversation and culture. Instructor: Orit AdamFrench Intermediate, 1st LevelOct 2-Dec 11 Th 11a-1p $55 #111450No class November 6, 27

French Intermediate, 2nd LevelOct 6-Dec 15 M 1-4p $98 #111449

USING AN iPAD OR iPHONEAges 50 & up

Learn how easy it is to use your iPad or iphone. These devices are powerful and easy to use, but only if you know a few basic tricks. Classes for all levels of experience. Total BeginnersThis class is for people who are brand new to using their iPads or iPhones.Sep 8 M 6-7p Free #111551Nov 10 M 6-7p Free #111554

ADVANCED BEGINNERSThis class is specifically designed for iPad us-ers with some experience. It is not intended for experts.Oct 13 M 6-7p Free #111552Dec 8 M 6-7p Free #111555

WINDOWS 7 OPERATING SYSTEMLearn to use the Windows 7 Operating Sys-tem, one of the most common operating systems in the world. This course will help you understand how to use the taskbar, start menu, desktop, file management, memory, and different applications. Instructor: Bryan HaynesNov 12-Dec 10 W 2-4p $40 #111465No class Nov 26

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FRENCH ADVANCEDA fun and interesting class for anyone seek-ing to master French. Advanced reading, grammar and writing will be taught with an emphasis on conversation and exploration of French culture. Instructor: Orit AdamOct 6-Dec 15 M 9a-noon $98 #111451

ITALIAN IBe introduced to the Italian language and cul-ture. The class focus is on basic conversation skills, useful vocabulary and phrases for the traveler. Small class size allows for individual attention. Instructor: Sied ImaniSep 29-Dec 8 M 11:30a-2p $96 #110969

ITALIAN IILearn the Italian language and culture with a focus on conversation as well as becoming familiar with Italian verbs and tenses. Pur-chase own textbook after first class. Instruc-tor: Sied ImaniSep 29-Dec 8 M 9-11:30a $96 #110975

ITALIAN THROUGH CINEMANEW!

Learn Italian through watching movies. Join our multi-lingual instructor and movie buff Sied Imani as he helps you learn Italian culture and conversation skills. Instructor: Sied ImaniOct 3-31 F noon-2:30p $68 #110954

SPANISH ADVANCED - CONVERSATIONS & GRAMMARGo beyond the basics. You will learn to speak in Spanish easily, develop your skills using proper grammar, and have some fun too! Small class size guarantees with plenty of personal attention. Instructor: Sied ImaniSep 16-Dec 9 Tu 1-3p $84 #110979No class Nov 11

Campbell Center's Advisory Board meets at

10:30 a.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of each month and the meeting

is open to all area seniors.









ADVANCE DIRECTIVES FREE!

In this group session, attorney Bill Atwood will help you complete the forms: 'Advance Directive to Physicians' and 'Appointment of a Health Care Representative'; forms provid-ed. The advanced directive tells health care workers what level of life support and care you wish to have. Pre-registration required; space is limited. Sep 15 M 2:30-4p Free #110672Nov 17 M 2:30-4p Free #110673

All presentations are free,but pre-registration is required.

MusicACOUSTIC MUSIC JAM Ages 50 & up

This non-amplified musical group is for in-dividuals who play a stringed instrument or harmonica and enjoy playing music with oth-ers. Bring your instrument and join in!Ongoing Th 9:30-11:30a 25¢ drop-in feeNo music jam Nov 6, 27, Dec 25

Presentations

SPANISH IThis fun course will introduce you to Spanish as well as teach you how to ask questions and comprehend basic information. In a small class, you'll learn vocabulary and phrases for travel-ing. It's a good introduction to Spanish. Ma-terials discussed in first class. Instructor: Sied ImaniSep 16-Dec 9 Tu 9-11a $71 #110976No class Nov 11

SPANISH IIThis course is a continuation from Spanish I with an emphasis on vocabulary and gram-mar. In a small class size, you'll improve pronunciation and increase comprehension of the Spanish language through a guided dialogue. Purchase own textbook after first class. Instructor: Sied ImaniSep 16-Dec 9 Tu 11a-1p $84 #110977No class Nov 11







BECOME A SENIOR COMPANION FREE! Ages 55 & up

The national Senior Companion Program trains and supports low-income adult vol-unteers who make weekly visits to frail el-ders and those with disabilities. Companions help their clients maintain quality of life and independence, and earn a tax-free stipend. (To learn about becoming a client of the pro-gram, call the Aging and Disability Resource Connection, 541-682-4038.) Presenter: Beth Brooks, Successful Aging Institute, LCC. Oct 7 Tu 10-11:30a Free #110826Dec 2 Tu 2-3:30p Free #110827

DROWNING IN PAPERWORK?!NEW! FREE!

Come hear tips and advice on how you can tame the paper tiger at home! This presentation will offer ideas for limiting the information that you keep; storing it in smarter ways so you can find things faster and minimize the piles. Presenter: Jan Lehman, professional organizer and owner of Can the Clutter® & CTC Productivity. Sep 5 F 10:30-11:30a Free #110520

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EATING MEATBALLS - A LESSON IN READING FOOD LABELSFREE! NEW!

Do you take the time to read labels when making your weekly grocery shopping trip? Can you pronounce all the items listed on those labels? This workshop will provide you with an introduction to reading and un-derstanding the ingredient labels on foods you purchase. Presenter: Debbie Sorensen, CHHC, Better Health, Better Life Sep 15 M 10:30-11:30a Free #110835Oct 6 M 1-2p Free #110836

ESTATE PLANNINGFREE!

A presentation and discussion session on wills, trusts and designated beneficiaries in estate planning. Pre-registration is required; space is limited. Oct 20 M 2:30-4p Free #110674Dec 15 M 2:30-4p Free #110675

FOUR INGREDIENTS OF A GREAT SENIOR EXERCISE PROGRAMNEW! FREE!

Is it ever too late to begin a fitness program? New research says no! An appropriate, doc-tor-approved exercise program can improve your physical, mental and emotional health and lower the risk of many age-related health problems. Presenter: Carol Mosman, R.D., Right at Home Eugene In Home Care Nov 14 F 2-3p Free #111524

FRAUD AWARENESS AND PREVENTIONFREE!

Information on all sorts of frauds and scams, especially those aimed at seniors, with ways to detect and avoid them. Presenter: Tom Catherwood, Oregon Community Credit Union Dec 12 F 11a-noon Free #110882

GETTING PAID FOR GIVING CARE FREE! Ages 50 & up

Lane Community College offers several op-tions for adults with a lifetime of care-giving skills. Learn about the Successful Aging Insti-tute's 'Personal Care Aide' training program, the Senior Companion program and other opportunities. Presenter: Barbara Susman, Director, Successful Aging Institute, LCC Oct 10 F 9:30-11a Free #110829






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LIVE LONGER, LIVE STRONGERNEW! FREE!

Cardiologist, Patrick Bergin, will discuss Per-spectives in Preventive Cardiology: How diet can help prevent heart attack and stroke; how to find the right exercise program; are statins really necessary and which supple-ments do you need. Presenter: Patrick Bergin, MD, McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center Oct 27 M 3-4:30p Free #111496 OUT DARN SUGAR - KICKING YOUR SUGAR HABITNEW! FREE!

Did you know there are more than a dozen names for sugar? This workshop will help you learn to be a 'sugar detective' so you can find and reduce or remove sugar from your diet. You might even have more energy and feel better when following these tips! Presenter: Debbie Sorensen, CHHC, Better Health, Better Life.Sep 26 F noon-1p Free #110837Dec 1 M 1-2p Free #110838

SO YOU'RE GOING ON MEDICAREFREE! Ages 50 & up

This presentation will review the basics of Medicare coverage, Medicare Advantage Plans (e.g. HMOs and PPOs), Medigap (Medi-care supplemental insurance) and prescrip-tion drug plans. This presentation is NOT co-sponsored by Medicare. Pre-registration required. Presenter: Doug Money, Licensed Insurance Agent.Sep 10 W 1:30-3p Free #110537Oct 8 W 1:30-3p Free #110538Nov 12 W 1:30-3p Free #110539Dec 10 W 1:30-3p Free #110540

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TIPS FOR REMOVING GLUTEN FROM YOUR DIETNEW! FREE!

Have you wondered why some people are no longer eating wheat or gluten? This work-shop will introduce you to the wide variety of foods which contain gluten (it's not just bread). The class will cover ideas for gluten-free meals and snacks; and substitutions for baking. Presenter: Debbie Sorensen, CHHC, Better Health, Better Life. Sep 8 M 4-5p Free #110833Nov 18 Tu 1-2p Free #110834 TOP TEN QUESTIONS ASKED AT A CARDIOLOGY CLINICNEW! FREE!

Cardiologist, Jay Chappell, will present and discuss a list of the top ten questions fre-quently asked at a cardiology clinic. Present-er: Jay Chappell, MD, McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center Sep 23 Tu 3-4:30p Free #111507

VETERAN'S HEALTH BENEFITSFREE!

Are you a Veteran? If so, come and learn about VA health benefits. VA health care is not just for service-connected injuries or medical conditions! The presenter will ex-plore the VA's eligibility website and review the application process. This class is not as-sociated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Drop-in. Presenter: Thomas Reddy Ongoing 2nd or 3rd Tu 11a-Noon Free






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Special EventsHOLIDAY BAZAAR AT CAMPBELL CENTER FREE! All Ages

Campbell Center's Annual Holiday Bazaar is a great kick off to the holiday season. This fund raising event includes: crafts, books, quilts, wooden items, raffles, pies and baked goods, breakfast snacks and lunch, preserves and over 100 silent auction items. The sale is open to the public. Admission is free. A wonderful holiday shopping location with great gifts for all! Nov 8 Sa 9a-3p Free

HOLIDAY LUNCHEON AT CAMPBELL CENTERAges 50 & up

This annual Thanksgiving meal will be held Wednesday, Nov. 26. Campbell Center will provide a turkey meal with all the trimmings for $6. Pre-registration is required. The Holi-day meal will be Wednesday, Dec. 10. Camp-bell Center will provide a glazed ham meal with all the trimmings for $6. Pre-registration is required. Call 541-682-5318 to register. Nov 26 W 11:30a-1p $6 #111425Dec 10 W 11:30a-1p $6 #111426Seating starts at 11a

Social Gatherings & MealsLUNCH BUNCHAges 50 & up

A weekly social lunch at Campbell Center is served Wednesdays at noon. Menus vary; but there is always a vegetarian option. No res-ervations required. Cost is $4. Every fourth Wednesday of the month is a birthday cel-ebration. Each luncheon is followed by Penny Bingo. Ongoing W noon $4 at the door

MEN'S CLUB BREAKFAST Ages 50 & up

A monthly breakfast sponsored by Campbell Community Center Men's Club. All area se-nior men are invited to attend on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Ongoing 2ndTu 8:30-9:30a $4 at the doorNo breakfast Nov 11

NEWCOMERS SOCIALFREE!

This is your opportunity to find out what Campbell Center is all about! Join staff and volunteers for information about the variety of programs, services, trips, classes and ac-tivities offered and take a tour of the Center. Refreshments provided. Sep 19 F 1-2p Free #111369Dec 5 F 1-2p Free #111370

Customers 60 and older call 541-682-5354 for more information.






Campbell Community Center: Saturday, November 8 , 9 am - 3 pm • Free

Items for sale include hand-made crafts and jewelry, baked goods, used books and media, and donated goods. In the silent auction, you can bid on many fabulous gift baskets donated by local business as well as higher-end items. Lunch will be served. A wonderful holiday event with great gifts for all.

Follow the Snowflake Trail

Open to the public. Admission is free!

Special Interest

AARP SMART DRIVER PROGRAMThis course is designed for motorists 50 and older but is open to all ages. It will sharpen your skills and help you avoid accidents and traffic citations. Auto insurance discounts may be available to participants 55 and older who complete this six hour course. Pre-regis-tration is required. Sep 12 F 9:30a-4p Free #111257Nov 21 F 9:30a-4p Free #111258$20 class fee due at start of first class; $5 discount to AARP members with proof of membership.

BIRDS OF OREGON AND GENERAL SCIENCE (BOGS)This fun and educational group gets together to view slides and videos, and hear speakers on a variety of environmental and natural his-tory topics on the 1st/3rd Thursdays of the month from 9-11am. Birding walks are on the 2nd/4th Thursdays of the month from 9am-noon. Membership is $5 per quarter paid to BOGS. Ongoing Lectures 1st/3rd Th 9-11a Ongoing Walks 2nd/4th Th 9-11a Membership is $5/quarter paid to BOGS

CHECKRITE ELECTRONICS REPAIRFREE!

Bring a small appliance or electronic device for re-pair or advice on usage. Instructor: Ken Check Ongoing 3rd W 11a-noon Free To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318





WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENSE NEW! Ages 50 & up

Being safe involves staying out of trouble, and knowing what to do if you get in trou-ble. This course empowers you with a variety of skills including: verbal, emotional, social, and physical (basic to intense). Learn in a supportive environment with groups of your peers. Instructors: The Warrior Sisters Sep 15 M 5:30-7p $5 #111525Oct 13 M 5:30-7p $5 #111534Nov 10 M 5:30-7p $5 #111535Dec 8 M 5:30-7p $5 #111536

WRITING YOUR MEMOIRLearn the techniques and skills to write sto-ries about your life. This group of dedicated writers meets weekly to critique and improve each other's writing. Instructor: gael Doyle-OroyanSep 16-Nov 25 Tu 1-3p $41 #111469No class Nov 11

CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPDo you love to write? Have you been writing for years and would like to share your work and thoughts with others? This is a peer-led ongoing group of local writers crafting es-says, memoirs, fiction and poetry. Any lev-el, any type of creative writing is welcome. Drop-ins are welcome for. Ongoing Th 12:30-2:30p #110567 $3 term fee or 25¢/dayNo workshop Nov 6, 27, Dec 25

LOVE TO READ BOOK CLUBLike to read? Like to visit? This may be the club for you! The Love to Read Book Club meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month to discuss story lines, authors and what the next book or topic will be. New members are welcome to join anytime. Stay for Lunch Bunch after Book Club. Instructor: Willa ReichSep 24 W 10:30-11:30a 25¢ drop-in feeOct 22 W 10:30-11:30a 25¢ drop-in feeNov 19 W 10:30-11:30a 25¢ drop-in feeDec 17 W 10:30-11:30a 25¢ drop-in fee






Support GroupsDIABETES SUPPORT & INFORMATION GROUP FREE!

Learn more about how to control pre-diabe-tes and diabetes with proper diet and exer-cise. Meets on the 3rd Friday of every other month at Campbell Center. For more informa-tion call 541-682-5318. Instructor: Willa ReichSep 19 & Nov 21 F 10a-noon Free

OSTEOPOROSIS/OSTEOPENIA SUPPORT GROUPFREE!

Support group for individuals, caregivers, and families who have experienced osteo-porosis or osteopenia in their lives. Meet-ings may consist of speakers, videos, open forums, or activities. Meets on the first Mon-day of the month. For more information, call Cindy O'Brien at 541-345-9224 Ongoing 1st M 6:30-7:30p FreeNo meeting in Sep

PARKINSON'S SUPPORT GROUPFREE!

A Parkinson's Support Group meets at Camp-bell Center the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 10:30am. For further information call Dave Schweiger at 541-686-8615. Ongoing 2nd Tu 10:30a-noon FreeNo meeting Nov 11

SENIORS IN SOBRIETYFREE! Ages 50 & up

AA meetings for those over age 50 no mat-ter how long sober. These meetings carry the message of recovery to seniors everywhere, For more information call 541-682-5318. Ongoing Th 3-4p FreeNo meeting Nov 6, 27, Dec 25

The Outdoor Program operates under a Special Use Permit in the Willamette, Deschutes, Siuslaw, Siskiyou, and

Umpqua National Forests.

Withdrawal/Refund PolicyWithdrawal and refund requests must be made to the facility sponsoring the activity.

All withdrawals from recreation activities are subject to a withdrawal fee. A withdrawal fee of $10 will be charged for each registra-tion under $100. A withdrawal fee of $25 will be charged for each registration $100 and higher.

A refund will be issued minus the withdraw-al fee when requested at least seven (7) or more calendar days prior to the first activity meeting. When a refund is requested six (6) or fewer calendar days prior to the first ac-tivity meeting or once a class or activity has started, a refund shall be issued ONLY if:

• You move out of town.

• You are medically unable to participate.

• Department action requires cancellation of the activity (no withdrawal fee will be charged).

Refunds will be prorated for classes already attended. No refund will be issued if you fail to show up for a registered activity, class, or trip. No refund will be given for athletic league fees and trips that require prepay-ment of advanced reservation tickets or ad-mission fees.

Some activities require a non-refundable registration fee.




Trips, Tours & ExcursionsSPAIN'S COSTA DEL SOL & THE PORTUGUESE RIVIERA WITH COLETTEArriba! This is going to be an amazing trip. Highlights include: Madrid, Prado Museum, AVE High Speed Train, Cordoba, Costa del Sol, Granada, Alhambra, Ronda, Seville, Cas-cais, Lisbon, Mafra Palace & Monastery, Eri-ceira, Sintra, Obidos and Fatima. Your cost includes: round trip air, taxes and fees/sur-charges, hotel, transfers, 13 glorious days and 15 meals. Travel insurance is available for $230 per person. Final payment is due on 2/23/15. Save $250 if you book by 10/24/14! Co-sponsored by area senior centers. Call Di-ane at 541-682-6392 for more information. Double: $3849; Single: $4449; Triple: $3819 These prices will increase $250 after 10/24. Apr 23-May 5, 2015 Th-Tu Trip Preview Sep 9 Tu 3-4p Free #111658

PARIS IN PORTLAND ➌Ages 50 & up

Paris will come to the Portland Art Museum with this international exhibition celebrating the Tuileries Garden. This stunning exhibi-tion explores the art, design and evolution of Paris' most famous garden, presenting more than 100 sculptures, paintings, photographs, and drawings by acclaimed European and American artists from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Purchase own admission ($16) and lunch. Sep 16 Tu 8:30a-5:30p $32 #111550

TRIP POLICIESFees include van transportation, leader-ship and insurance, unless noted other-wise. Meals and admission to venues are not included in the fee unless noted oth-erwise in the description. Every attempt is made to follow the itinerary; if circum-stances beyond our control do not allow that to happen, no refunds will be given.

If needed, please request a lift-assisted van at the time of registration.

ACTIVITY LEVEL RATINGS

LEVEL ➊ Little walking. OK for those with walkers, wheelchairs or walking difficulties.

LEVEL ➋ Moderate walking. Similar to that at a shopping center or large museum.

LEVEL ➌ Walking of 1-2 miles (1 to 1.5 hours), as on a walking tour of gardens or the zoo. May be steps or hills.

LEVEL ➍ Walking of 3-6 miles on mod-erate trails. May be rough, hilly or at higher altitude. Access to medical help may be limited.

LEVEL ➎ Long hikes of 5+ miles. May be very rough, hilly or high altitude. Ac-cess to medical help may be limited.

♥ The heart symbol denotes activities that promote physical fitness.

Consult your physician before participating in any trips/activities to be sure they are appro-priate for you. Weather and/or trail conditions may change unpredictably. These levels are approximations only; your experience may vary.






UMPQUA RIVER FALL LEAVES AND WINE TASTING ➋Ages 50 & up

Travel south on this delightful fall day fol-lowing the scenic Umpqua River where lunch awaits you riverside at the classic Steamboat Inn, where fly fishers have fished for decades, including Zane Grey. On the way back, a visit to Oregon's oldest estate winery, HillCrest Vineyards to sample their award winning wines. Purchase own lunch and wine tasting. Sep 26 F 8:30a-5p $30 #111556

WILLAMETTE CONFLUENCE PRESERVE TOUR ➊Join experts from the Friends of Buford Park and Mt. Pisgah on a bus tour of The Nature Conservancy's 1,270 acre Willamette Conflu-ence Preserve. This is a rare chance to visit an amazing piece of increasingly endangered habitat in the Willamette Valley. This tour is intended for those people who due to physi-cal limitations are unable to walk the 3 miles on the Friends public tours. Sep 28 Su 10a-2p $10 #110881

Looking for moreactivities?

Check out the Rec Guide for lots of fun activities for everyone.

The fall edition is fresh off the pressesand full of more of what you may be looking for!

For more information go to: www.eugene-or.gov/rec and click on Rec Guide or call 541-682-5333en Español: 541-682-6891



http://www.eugene-or.gov/recguide




WILDLIFE IMAGES CENTER TOUR ➌ Ages 50 & up

Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center rehabilitates sick, injured, and or-phaned wildlife animals. Tour this informa-tive and educational 24 acre center and see how they treat everything from baby squir-rels, badgers, bald eagles, bears and more. You will walk away with an awe and appre-ciation for the work they do. Purchase own admission ($10) and lunch. Oct 7 Tu 8a-6:30p $37 #111557

WILLAMETTE VALLEY WINE AND HARVEST TOUR ➋Ages 50 & up

Foodies unite! Sample the finest food and drink of the Willamette Valley. Peruse the of-ferings of the oldest farmer's market in Or-egon located in downtown Salem. Dine on fabulous pies at the Willamette Valley Pie Company. Finally, tour the Willamette Val-ley Vineyards, which overlooks and provides sweeping views of the Valley. Purchase own food. Oct 23 Th 9:30a-4:30p $26 #111564

RETIREMENT/CARE CENTERS IN DEPTH ➋Ages 50 & up

This is your opportunity to visit and explore three retirement/care centers within the city limits and the comfort of a group setting. You will visit Crescent Park foster care center and Lone Oaks Assisted Living. Tours are in-formative and lunch is provided by Crescent Park. Nov 4 Tu 10a-4p $15 #111571

CAMPBELL MINI-MYSTERY TRIP ➋Ages 50 & up

It's time to go on a short getaway before win-ter sets in. Everyone loves a mystery trip and this one is sure to be fun! A short drive and 3 stops are planned in this mini-mystery. Go where, perhaps you never have gone before! Purchase own lunch. Nov 13 Th 9a-3:30p $24 #111573

Trips of a LifetimeSpain's Costa del Sol & Portuguese RivieraFeb. 19-March 3, 2015.Cost is $3849 double occupancy. Trip preview Sep 9 at 3 pm.

Prices include airfare, lodging and some meals.

For info call Diane: 541-682-6392

Southern CharmFeaturing Jekyll Island, Savannah & Charleston October 17–23, 2015.

Trip preview at Campbell Center Jan 27 & Mar 7 at 3 pm.

For regional trips see pages:25,26,27








CHRISTMAS IN LEAVENWORTH ➌Ages 50 & up

Leavenworth is a town specifically designed to get you in the Christmas Spirit! Included in this amazing trip is a sleigh ride, harp and a hand bell concerts, visit to Liberty Orchards (think applets and couplets) and ample to ex-plore and shop in this Bavarian village. Cost includes transportation, escorts, tours, and all meals except 2 lunches. Final payment due Sept. 1. To register call Diane at 541-682-6392. A co-sponsored trip with area senior centers. Dec 7-10 Su-W #111656Single $749, Double $599

HOLIDAY LIGHTS AT SHORE ACRES ➌ Ages 50 & up

The shimmery glow of 300,000 holiday lights await us as we tour the magnificent 28th an-nual Shore Acres Holiday Lights. See leaping frogs, undersea gardens, lighthouses and other animated sculptures. An early dinner is planned at a local sea food restaurant. Dec 9 Tu 12:30-9:30p $32 #111549

LOCAL HOLIDAY LIGHTS ➊Ages 50 & up

Your evening starts with a dinner stop and then you'll ho, ho, ho, your way through the streets of Eugene/Springfield in search of the best display of lights the area has to offer. Our driver knows all the best locations! Purchase own dinner. Dec 18 Th 4:30-9p $15 #110790Non-city residents are assessed a

20% surcharge for registered activities & rentals.

John F Karwoski | PhotographerCampbell patrons admire the lights in Leavenworth, Oregon







BicyclingCRATER LAKE BIKE TOUR ♥ Ages 50 & up

Ride a road that has one of the most stunning views in Oregon from your bike! Pedal 20-40 miles of the Rim Drive on a motor vehicle-free day. We'll do driving to get you to Crater Lake, so you focus on the spectacular scenery. Note: the route includes steep hills at high elevations, and is a demanding ride.Meet at Campbell Community CenterSep 20 Sa 8a-7p $50 #110894

Canoeing, Kayaking & RaftingCLEAR LAKE KAYAK ♥ Ages 50 & up

Wind down the summer with a low-key, beau-tiful paddle on this crystal-clear lake. Find the springs where the McKenzie River starts, and enjoy the views of the High Cascades. We'll stop for ice cream on the way back!Meet at Campbell Community CenterSep 15 M 9a-5:30p $40 #110910

Eugene Rec rents a variety of adapted equipment including: bikes, trikes, handcycles, beach wheelchairs, adapted water ski, and adapted golf carts,

all through Hilyard Center.Call 541-682-5311 for more information






BEAVER CREEK KAYAK ♥

Ages 50 & up

Smell the salt air as you explore this small tidewater creek near Newport in Oregon's newest State Park. There will be lots of inter-esting estuary life to discover while you pad-dle upstream as far as you can go and then drift back. Meet at Campbell Community CenterSep 17 W 9a-7p $45 #110904

SOUTH SLOUGH KAYAK OVERNIGHT ♥Ages 50 & up

The South Slough of Coos Bay is one of Ore-gon's premier paddling destinations featuring salt air, a beautiful natural estuary and lots of wildlife. Food and lodging on your own. Call Tom Powers at 541-682-5318 for more infor-mation.Meet at Campbell Community CenterPretrip Sep 15 M 5:30-6:30p Trip Sep 22-24 M-W 8a-6p $125 #110878

HikingHOUSE ROCK HIKE ♥ ➍ Ages 50 & up

Hike a few miles through a luscious forest along the old Santiam Wagon Road to see a cave and waterfall.Meet at Campbell Community CenterSep 18 Th 9a-5:30p $40 #110876

FALL BEACH HIKE ♥ ➌/➍Ages 50 & up

The beach can be surprisingly sunny or in-vigoratingly stormy on a fall day. Either way, you'll enjoy a day at the coast walking 2-3 miles at the water's edge. Bring rain gear - it's Oregon after all! Meet at Campbell Community CenterNov 17 M 9a-5p $40 #110877








• Online:

Go to www.eugene-or.gov/recenroll. You can browse program listings by activity and/or location, then register and pay online.

To register online you will need a VISA or MasterCard, and an ac-count with a PIN number and cli-ent barcode number. For informa-tion on how to set up an account online, go to www.eugene-or.gov/recenroll and click “request ac-count.” Or, click “Start” for step-by-step instructions.

How to Register

Alternatively, you may call any Eugene Recreation facility during business hours and they will set up an account with you.

• Phone-in: Call the recreation fa-cility providing the activity. Have your VISA or MasterCard number handy.

• Walk-in: Visit any recreation fa-cility and drop off the form & pay-ment, or talk to a staff person.

Registration is ongoing and open to residents and non-residents on a first come basis. Register early; many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled if there are too few registrations.

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

PaddleboardingTRY STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDING Ages 50 & up

Try the fastest-growing paddle sport! You can do it on a lake, river or the ocean. Easy to learn and great for fitness, you'll paddle on wide, stable boards in a beautiful location.Meet at Campbell Community CenterSep 8 M noon-5p $35 #110863

SnowshoeingTRY SNOWSHOEING ♥ ➍Ages 50 & up Get out and enjoy winter! Snowshoeing is easy to learn. You will start with a classroom ses-sion to learn about the clothing and equipment needed. Then you'll go to Ray Benson Snow-park for a 2-3 hour practice session with expe-rienced guides. Transportation included.Meet at Campbell Community CenterPretrip Dec 15 M 5:30-6:30p at Campbell Center Trip Dec 17 W 9a-5:30p $20 #110864







While Eugene Recreation is about having a lot of fun, our work is building a strong community.

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The City of Eugene Recreation Services Division offers a limited number of individual scholarships to City of Eugene residents.

Applications are available in June each year for the upcoming fiscal year (July 1-June 30), and may be submitted through Dec. 31.

Applications are available online atwww.eugene-or.gov/recscholarship or at any Recreation facility.

If you would like more information about Recreation scholarships, call 541-682-6379.

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Si necesitas información en español sobre los programas de Recreación para adultos del "Campbell Center" o cualquier otro centro comunitario de la ciudad de Eugene o de la alberca, por favor llame al 541-682-6891.

CAMPBELL CONNECTION will be published in August, December and April each year. It will be available online as a virtual guide and paper copies will be available for pick up at Campbell Center or by mail. You can sign up for a free subscription by visiting or calling Campbell's front desk, 541-682-5318. Enjoy!

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