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TO THE POINT
Looking Ahead…and BehindBy Pat Rooney, Community Manager
2016 promises to be a year of change. A new UmbrellaBoard will be in place with four new officers and seven ofthe nine Directors also being new members. Each Villagewill elect their Umbrella Director unless the term of theDirector is not over yet. Sometime in February, the newBoard will meet to discuss goals for 2016.
The Strategic Planning and Development Committee (akaSPDC) will also swing into action in 2016 also. Thecommittee will be instrumental in looking at the goals theBoard establishes and how to implement them as well asideas from other sources such as members of thecommunity. Prioritization and funding will be key elementsof review to assist the Umbrella Board to make decisions.
The recently approved Umbrella budget is a lesserincrease then in 2015. Most of the increase is due to cablecosts, utility costs and irrigation water. You will receive asummary on the budget in December.
The past two years have brought significant change toProvidence Point. Many accomplishments have takenplace. Both governance and operations continue toimprove. The Board of Directors, Committee members,volunteers and staff remain dedicated to makingProvidence Point a great place to really live!
DECEMBER 20151ST DAY OF SIGNUP IS 8:30 AMMONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2015
UMBRELLA COMMITTEE MEETINGS
GROUNDSNO MEETING
RESIDENT EVENTSNO MEETING
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 12/01/15, 11:00 a.m. C.B.
BUDGET & FINANCE 12/22/15, 9:30 a.m. C.H.
UMBRELLA BOARD MEETING12/22/15, 1:30 p.m. C.H.
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C.H......................COLLIN HALL T.H..........................TOWN HALL CLBH....................CLUBHOUSE C.B........N. COMMUNITY BLDG. M.P....MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM F.V................FOREST VILLAGE O.P…………………OUR PLACE S.C.B.....S. COMMUNITY BLDG.
VILLAGE BOARD MEETINGS
Center …...….12/17/15, 4:00 p.m. C.H. Forest …… 12/15/15, 3:30 p.m. S.C.B. Garden………………………No Meeting Highland…….12/10/14, 10:00 a.m. C.B. Hilltop……...12/10/15, 4:00 p.m. CLBH Meadow…….12/16/15, 3:00 p.m. C.B. Washington…12/09/15, 1:30 p.m. C.B.
Communiversity News“Communiversity classes here are just great,” saysDawn Nita Granath, a new resident since June.“What I like best is that you really get to know peoplehere quickly when you’re in class together. And I’mreally impressed by the instructors. They areengaging and excellent!” Indeed many residents sayCommuniversity is the reason they moved here.
The catalog of the Communiversity winter classes willbe distributed the first week in December and will alsobe available on line Dec. 2 ath t tps : / /ppcommun ivers i t y .wordpress .com.Registration begins then and continues through Dec.31. Classes will begin Monday, Jan. 4. Watch for twonew classes The Native American in Film and ArtlessArt. “The latter class requires no talent,” saysCommuniversity Director Tony Curry, with a grin.
Because many residents are not yet retired, twoevening classes are offered: Tuesday Night at theMovies from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Clubhouse andRizzmic, a musical exercise class, on Thursday from5:30 to 6:15 p.m. in Collin Hall.
And, of course, many favorite classes are repeating.Among them U.S . History, South Africa, Art Talk,Genealogy, Computers, French, Geology, Fun withShakespeare, Creative Writing, Bridge, Drama(murder mystery), and the always popular discussionclass Views of the News. Exercise classes Zumba,Yoga, and NIA are also back.
Be sure to pick up your catalogs in the North andSouth Community buildings, in Town Hall, or in thelobbies of the larger residence halls. And don’t stopthere. Register early. Fill out the registration form onthe last page of the catalog and get it into the
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Communiversity box located in the back hallbehind the activities office downstairs in TownHall. You may also register by mail to Joan See,22633 SE 44th Lane, Issaquah 98029. All classesare free to residents as part of your homeownerdues, but if there is a fee for class supplies, pleaseinclude this with your form.
Library NewsIn fairness to all the residents, please take thetime to fill out the checkout card found in thepocket inside the front cover for each book. Byfilling out the card it helps us to keep the selectioncurrent and see what types of books and authorsyou prefer and keeps valuable shelf space frombeing taken up by duplicates. It reminds you if youhave already read the book. We all have “seniormoments”.
The King County Traveling Library comes to theProvidence Point Library the 3rd Wednesday ofeach month between 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM .You can order books from them either by phoneor computer and they will be delivered here. Youmust of have a King County Library card andregister with them for this service. The phonenumber is 425-369-3456.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated as itmakes keeping up the library so much easier.
Lois YoungmanAdele Scott
Winter ReminderNow that nature’s watering can is back out, it’stime to disconnect your hoses from the outsidefaucets. It is also important to cover your outdoorfaucets to prevent freezing.
These small steps can save you the possibility ofmuch grief later if your pipes burst.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST
BELLEVUE SQUARE10:00 a.m. Last Stop
Don’t miss a chance to ride in the comfort of theProvidence Point Shuttle through busy downtownBellevue. Let us do the driving for you, not tomention the parking! In a cost saving effort we arenow just running one shuttle. The trip is nowdeparting at 10:00 am and pick up will be 2:00 p.m.The cost of this trip is $4.00 for transportation. Signup in the activities office anytime.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2ND
POINT GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL HOLIDAY TEA2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Our Place
The annual Holiday Tea is a joyful gathering ofGarden Club members to celebrate the past yearand the holiday season. Members please bring anunwrapped toy for a child 0 – 18 years. The toys willbe distributed at the “Issaquah Holiday Barn” inconjunction with the “Issaquah Food Bank” toregistered families. Garden Club events willresume in March 2016.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD
WESTFIELD SOUTHCENTER MALL10:00 a.m. Last Stop
By special request we’re headed to Tukwila, homeof the Westfield Southcenter Shopping Mall to dosome Christmas/Holiday shopping. Home to more
PROVIDENCE POINT OFFICES
4135-A Providence Point Drive SEIssaquah, WA. 98029:
Office phone: 392-9483Office fax: 392-2530
Pat Rooney ext 22Community [email protected]
Cynthia Wirtz ext 22Operations Manager
Victoria Davenport ext 21Office Coordinator
Terri Potts ext 33Resident Services Coordinator
Tim Boone ext 26Facilities Manager
Tim Hudson ext 32Maintenance [email protected]
Lora Warnes ext 30Maintenance Administration Coordinator
Lorri Palreiro/Genette AltarasPhone: 392-1222
Activities Manager/[email protected]
Security Gate/After Hours392-2592
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than 225 top brands, signature dining, and seasonalentertainment experiences, Westfield Southcenteroffers its guests the ultimate retail experience.
You’ll have time to roam the several retail venues aswell as have time to enjoy a leisurely lunch at one ofthe many dining destinations or you can keepshopping and grab a quick bite at their food court!
The cost of this trip is $7.00 for transportation.Shopping and dining are at your own expense.Signup Day is November 23. You can sign up inthe activities office on or after this date.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD
ALL VILLAGE SOCIAL HOUR5:00 p.m. Clubhouse
You’re invited to join this informal gathering ofProvidence Point residents on the 1st Thursday of themonth to enjoy the company of friends and theopportunity to meet new ones. New residents arealways welcome.
Please bring your own beverage and a snack toshare. Remember to wear your nametags.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5TH
SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE“COME FROM AWAY”12:45 p.m. Last Stop
Come From Away is a musical based on aninspiring true story. September 11, 2001 was anordinary day in isolated Gander, Newfoundland—until it wasn’t. Thirty-eight planes were diverted toits doorstep on that fateful day, making this smalltown unexpected hosts to an internationalcommunity. The camaraderie that followed remindsus all of the power that comes from opening up yourheart and your home. This is a season-ticket-holder event.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6TH
SEATTLE SYMPHONYMASTERWORKS “7 G”
12:45 p.m. Last StopThe Seattle Symphony and Chorale deliver theshimmering and luminous beauty of Fauré’sRequiem, a masterpiece of utter serenity.Messiaen’s glorious love letter to his wife, Poemespour Mi, is featured on the first half of this all-Frenchprogram. This is a season-ticket-holder event.
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EVERY MONDAY DECEMBER 7, 14, 21 & 28TH
HAPPY HOUR5:00 p.m. South Community Building
Happy Hour every Monday night at the SouthCommunity Building in Forest Village at 5:00 p.m.Come as you are. Bring something to drink andenjoy your neighbors. This is a great way for peoplefrom all villages to get to know each other.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH
CENTER VILLAGE CHRISTMAS PARTY5:30 p.m. Happy Hour
6:00 p.m. DinnerOur Place
Center Village will hold their annual Christmas Partyon Monday, December 7 with dinner at 6:00 p.m.This will be a prime rib dinner with all the trimmings.Happy Hour will begin at 5:30 pm with appetizers.Come socialize with your fellow Center Village
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neighbors, take home a present, but most of allenjoy the Christmas spirit! The cost will be $25.00per person. Tickets are on sale now in Activities.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH
HOLIDAY SEATTLE SHUTTLE10:00 a.m. Last Stop
Seattle is a great place to spend an afternoon duringthe holiday season. It’s Seattle your way for the day!For your downtown enjoyment the Seattle Shuttleincludes three drop-off locations in Seattle: PioneerSquare, West Lake Mall and Pike Place Market. Thecost of this trip is $6.00 for transportation. SignupDay is November 23. You can sign up in theactivities office on or after this date.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH
HILLTOP CHRISTMAS PARTY5:30 p.m. Our Place
Please join your Hilltop neighbors at Our Place incelebration of the holiday season. Social time willbegin at 5:30 followed by a buffet style dinner.Following dinner, a select group from the IssaquahSingers will carry on the tradition and perform ourfavorite Christmas carols.
Menu
Green Salad, Bread Sticks
Cranberry Chicken and Crab Stuffed NW Salmon
Twice Mashed Potatoes
Glazed Carrot with Vegetable Medley
Red Velvet Cupcakes
Coffee & Tea
No Host Bar
Tickets are $20.00 pp. and available at the ActivitiesOffice.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9TH
HIGHLAND VILLAGE CHRISTMAS PARTY5:30 p.m. Our Place
Please join us for Buon Natale an Italian ChristmasCelebration on December 9th at 5:30 p.m.
Menu
Salad
Lasagna or Pasta Alfredo
Garlic Bread
Spumoni Ice Cream & Christmas Cookies
Coffee & Tea
Cash Bar: Beer & Wine
We will have games and a chance to win prizes. Maybeyou’ll be the lucky winner. Instead of bringing giftsplease bring a non-perishable item for the Food Bank.Tickets are $22.00. Please make an entrée selectionat the time of purchase. Tickets are on sale now inactivities.
ry, brought to new glory—with a few fresh spins, todazzle you and your kin.
Look for sweet little Clara and Herr Drosselmeier,and a magical tree that grows high, high and high-er. There’s a vast white forest and a mighty snow-storm, That shimmers and swirls (while you’restaying warm). The Sugar Plum Fairy rules a lushLand of Sweets, Where a tall Mother Ginger is acomical treat. Tchaikovsky’s great score still setsevery scene, of our brilliant new Nutcracker byGeorge Balanchine. Tickets for this event are$69.00 and include Orchestra Front seating andyour transportation. Tickets for this event arenow on sale in Activities.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10TH
GARDEN VILLAGE HOLIDAY PARTY5:30 p.m. Our Place
Garden Village will hold its Holiday Party on Thurs-day, December 10th at 5:30 pm Happy Hour (CashBar) followed by a Plated Dinner at Our Place. Comeenjoy this special evening with your Garden Villageneighbors! Entertainment presented by the HarmonicTones of Issaquah High School.
Menu:
Entree Choices:Cranberry Chicken Breast or
Crab Stuffed NW Salmon
Pacific NW Salad
Rolls & Butter
Red Roasted Potatoes
Vegetable Medley
Dessert: Cherries Jubilee
Coffee and Tea
Cash Bar
You must make entree choice at time of ticket pur-chase ** Tickets are $25.00 (Checks payable toPPHO) Purchase tickets in Activities. Deadline tomake reservations is December 7. Bring a MonetaryGift for the Issaquah Food Bank. Questions? CallJean Chaney 391-8015
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10TH
PACIFIC NW BALLET “NUT CRACKER”6:15 p.m. Last Stop
At PNB, they’ve been on a mission, to bring you a finenew Nutcracker tradition.It’s the same wonderful sto-
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Menu:
Choose an EntréePork Chops with Apple Walnut Stuffing
OrNorthwest Salmon Baked in Parchment
Red Roasted Potatoes
Vegetable Medley
Pacific NW Salad
Rolls & Butter
Dessert: Crème Brulee
Coffee & Tea Service
No Host Bar
Tickets are $23.00 and are now on sale in Activities.Please make an entrée selection at the time ofpurchase. Deadline to purchase tickets is December7.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH
HOLIDAY HARP CONCERTPERFORMED BY THE “HARP BEATS”
3:00 p.m. Collin HallHarp Beat is a group of harpists who come togetherfor the sheer joy of playing these amazinginstruments and sharing their beautiful sound withothers. Holiday classics with other seasonal musicplayed on 8-10 harps is a visual treat-lovely,therapeutic and a great respite from the rush of theseason. Come and enjoy an afternoon with thisdelightful group!
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH
SEATTLE SYMPHONY “HOLIDAY POPS”12:45 p.m. Last Stop
Want your heart warmed? Your show stopped?Care to be charmed and wooed into the holidayspirit? Then here it is, an all-new Holiday Popsprogram featuring Broadway star Capathia Jenkinsand the renowned Tony DeSare performing yourA-list of songs from “Let it Snow” and “Baby it’s ColdOutside” to “Do You Hear What I Hear,” and anincredible performance of “Little Bolero Boy” withthe Seattle Seahawks' drumline, “The BlueThunder.” Plus, the cheery bright voices of theUniversity of Washington Chorale and a specialsurprise appearance from a certain singing anddancing guy with a white beard. The high-spirited
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11TH
MEADOW VILLAGE CHRISTMAS PARTYOUR PLACE
5:30 p.m. Social6:00 p.m. Dinner
Meadow Villagers come one, come all to our annualChristmas Party. Your evening will includeentertainment provided by The Eastside MasterChorus, an Ugly Christmas Sweater Parade followingthe entertainment with a great prize for the winner anda delicious dinner.
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conductor Stuart Chafetz leads the Seattle Symphonyand this great cast of performers in four performances.This is a season-ticket-holder event.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 14TH
BELLEVUE BOYCHOIR5:00 p.m. Collin Hall
Residents are invited to this special Holiday Carolperformance by the Bellevue Boychoir.
Bellevue Boychoir offers unmatched musicianshiptraining, inspired performances, and a joyful, spiritedcommunity for boys. Led by Artistic Director LaurieBetts Hughes, Bellevue Boychoir is comprised of threechoir levels—Primary, Intermediate and Training —and serves boys, ages 6-12, from the Bellevue area.Choristers learn musicianship, vocal technique,performance skills, and participate in mainstageconcerts, outreach and community events, andcollaborations with the finest musicians and choralgroups. The auditioned choirs participate in regionalchoral festivals and tours.
This will be about a 40 minute performance so comeon out and support the boys and get filled up with theholiday siprit!
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15TH
HOLIDAY DINE OUT“CANLIS”
4:30 p.m. Last StopBack by popular demand our annual Holiday dineout will be back at Canlis this year. For more than 50years, this upscale restaurant has been pamperinglocals with inventive Northwest cuisine and flawlessservice. Congregated stones mix with branches andpierce the walls, creating a dramatic interior effect.The beautifully appointed atrium gives way to adisplay of natural light as Lake Union spills into thedining room. The first-class staff delivers consistent,quality service. You can expect to spend a little moremoney here, but in return you will be treated as if youwere worth millions. Canlis has a dress code. Menshould wear a sports jacket, and jeans are highlydiscouraged. The cost of this elegant dine out is$6.00 for transportation. Dinner is at your ownexpense. Signup day is November 23. You cansign up in the activities office on or after this date.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH
ISSAQUAH SHUTTLEMORNING RUN ONLY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17TH
5TH AVENUE THEATER“SOUND OF MUSIC”12:30 p.m. Last Stop
Long before Julie Andrews sang from the mountaintopsin the legendary 1965 film, The Sound of Musiccaptured the imagination of theatergoers world-wide.This story of the young governess Maria, who bringsmuch-needed tenderness and joy to the von Trappfamily, has everything – romance, danger, bravery, andlove. This is a season-ticket-holder event.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20TH
BENAROYA HALL “HANDEL MESSIAH”12:45 p.m. Last Stop
A triumph of music and text, Handel’s Messiah is amatchless December tradition. The Symphony,Chorale and a strong cast of soloists honor Handel’sgreatest work. Tickets for this event are $35.00 andinclude your floor seats and transportation. Tickets arenow on sale in activities.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22ND
NEIGHBORHOOD DRIVE & LIGHTS5:30 p.m. Last Stop
A Providence Point holiday favorite is venturingout around town in search of the bestneighborhood light displays. This trip is a leisurelyride with a stop at a few historically decoratedareas with some time to explore new ones. If youknow of any neighborhoods that would be worthour time please stop by the activity office andshare the information. The cost of this trip is $3.00for transportation. Signup day is November 23.You can sign up in the activities office on orafter this date.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25TH
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYAll Offices ClosedNo shuttle Service
MONDAY & WEDNEDAYDECEMBER 28 & 30TH
REGULAR ISSAQUAH SHUTTLE SERVICE
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ON YOUR OWN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH
SING & PLAY-ALONG MESSIAH2:30 p.m.
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal ChurchSingers of all ages and instrumentalists comfortablewith Baroque music are invited to join us for theChristmas portion of "The Messiah" on Sunday,December 13, at 2:30 PM. at St. Michael and AllAngels Episcopal Church, 325 SW Darst St. (near theCommunity Center downtown Issaquah). Listenersare welcome, too! This free event supports the "MerryChristmas Issaquah" fund of Issaquah CommunityServices, through a free-will offering which goes to thefund in its entirety. A reception follows. See the noticein the mail room for further information or call KathieWilbert, 425-313-2429
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13TH
MASTER CHORUS EASTSIDE“A CHORAL CHRISTMAS CAROL”
3:00 p.m. Pine Lake Covenant Church1715 228TH Ave SE, Sammamish, 98075
Charles Dickens’ beloved classic, A ChristmasCarol, provides the framework for an enchanting andpoignant intertwining of Christmas carols andreaders theater. Encounter the true spirit ofChristmas with this timeless tale of redemption andjoy.
With guest actorsJohn Deveney as ScroogeDavid Ketter as Narrator
Tickets available in the Activity Office or at the Door–All Seats $15
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REGISTER EARLY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7TH
PARAMOUNT THEATRE“BOOK OF MORMON”
6:15 p.m. Last StopThis performance is sold out via an internet pre-sale.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH
PARAMOUNT THEATRE“BULLETS OVER BROADWAY”
6:15 p.m. Last StopWritten by Woody Allen, with original direction andchoreography by Susan Stroman and based uponthe screenplay of the acclaimed film by WoodyAllen and Douglas McGrath, Bullets OverBroadway is the story of a young playwright who,in desperate need of financial backing for his nextshow, accepts an offer he can’t refuse from amobster looking to please his showgirl girlfriend.Tickets for this trip are $67.00 and include floorseats and your transportation. Tickets are now onsale in activities.
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Providence Point FoundationSeeking New Board Members
Do you have nonprofit experience?Would you like to be part of helpingset directions and policies to assist
older adults in our community?
The Providence Point Foundation, acharitable nonprofit organization, islooking for 2 new board members
to join us. If interested, please e-mailyour interest and experience to
President PatsySnyder at [email protected] or call
her at 391-7335.
CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES
WATER AEROBICSA fun and healthy way to begin your day. Wateraerobics at 7:00 a.m., Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday. We listen to music with instructions. Wehope you will join our group. If interested, callRebecca Mudgett at 392-2279.
KIWANIS BOXThere is a pick-up box in the mailroom in Collin Hall.Please drop off non-perishable food items and goodclean clothing for the Issaquah Food and ClothingBank. Please make sure all of your items are inbags. This organization serves approximately 3,000individuals each month. Please help the KiwanisClub keep their box in Collin Hall full of food andclothing for the needy. For more information callFloyd Morrow at 837-0466.
Keep up to date with Providence Point Kiwanis byvisiting their new website at :www.providencepointkiwanis.org
SCRAPBOOKING GROUP“A birth certificate shows you were born, a deathcertificate shows that you died, a photo album showsthat you lived.”
Photos as so much more than prints in a box orpixels on a screen. Join us and share your lifeconnecting with your family, friends and neighborsthrough digital or traditional albums, personalizedgifts and cards. Fun…easy…and worthwhile. Formore information please contact Char Eley at 606-6999.
KNITTERS & NEEDLEWORKING GROUPAre you a knitter? Do you have any needleworkprojects you enjoy? Did you know we have a groupthat meets every Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at theClubhouse? This is a chance to work together andsocialize on a weekly basis. If you have anyquestions about the group just drop by theclubhouse. For more information contact BeverlyGish at 557-8553.
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KNIT OR CROCHET FOR MARIANWOOD’SPRAYER SHAWL MINISTRYHelp create Prayer Shawls for residents andpatients of Marianwood. Recipients and theirfamilies deeply appreciate this expression of loveand care. For more information, or to donate LionBrand “Homespun” yarn, contact MarianwoodAuxiliary member Pauline Jennings, a ProvidencePoint resident, at 392-4194,
QUILTERS GROUPWe welcome experienced or new members. Wehave everything you will need. Quilts go to the LinusProject for children hospitalized or in need ofcomfort.
Did you know our Linus Project quilters who meetweekly at 9:30 a.m. Every Wednesday are part ofthe National organization? This past year theWoodinville Chapter made and delivered 4,556quilts to children in need of comfort. Recipientsincluded Seattle area hospitals, Baby Corner,family shelters, firehouses and others. Over thepast 8 years 35,527 quilts have been distributed.
We meet in the North Community Building (LibraryCraftroom)For more information please contactMildred Morrow at 837-0466.
THE ISSAQUAH WOMEN’S CLUBThe Issaquah Women’s Club is a local group ofwomen who have joined forces in the spirit offriendship and service. Several of your ProvidencePoint neighbors are members. We meet monthly, wehave a book group and a lunch bunch, we donate tolocal charities, and we fund college scholarships forIssaquah area girls.If you are interested in joining us, please contact me,Louise Demetrescu (Highland Village), [email protected], or our Membership ChairPatti Anderson at 425-391-2309, or visit our websiteat www.issaquahwomensclub.org. We look forwardto meeting you!
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITYWOMEN has an active branch in Issaquah. Formore information call Billie at 425-836-8817 or Maryat 425-557-2108.
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CARDS & GAMES
BRIDGEBridge, every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in theCommunity Building. Drop-ins welcome.
BRIDGE FOR FUNMeets every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in the Multi-purpose Room. This group is for anyone who isinterested in brushing up on your game or may havejust finished a beginning bridge class. Everyone iswelcome.
DUPLICATE BRIDGEMeets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. In the N.Community Building For more information contactGlenn Buckholt, 391-7780 or Mary Lou Standerfer,837-1466
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Bloom With FlowersProviding Quality Assistance and caring: Home careand companionship for shut-ins. Grocery shoppingand running errands, transportation for medical care,airport and other chores? Call your neighbors hereat Providence Point: Darlene Flowers and ChuckRugtvedt at (home) 425 837-5309 or (cells) Darlene206 406-7603 or Chuck 425 765-3757 (cell).
Paws and Whiskers Pet CareDo you need someone to walk your pet? Do youneed someone to take care of your pet while you areon vacation? I’m an experienced, loving pet ownerat Providence Point.
Please contact Susan at (425) 274-5051 or [email protected]
Helping Hands at Providence Point:We are your helping hands at Providence Point.What do you need help with? Transportation,errands, grocery shopping, appointments, helpwith meals, laundry, animal care, handy work, oran excursion? Call Sue (425) 503-4646 or Judi(425) 369-1568.
Mobile Notary PublicI’m a new resident Pratiti Vora offering my NotaryPublic services to the community for $10.00.(206) 669-0975 or [email protected]
For Sale: Access Tub - Walk inNew $3,700
Approximately 2 years oldAsking $2,000 or OBOUnit 89 (425) 427-0921
Guide to Advertisers
BEAUTY OR PERSONAL
Connie Leung Hair 6
HairTune 10
DENTAL & MEDICAL
Capability Homecare 15
Family Resource Homecare 4
Providence Marianwood 8
Senior Choice Medicare 6
Synergy Home Care 8
Thomas Quickstad DDS 3
DINING
Holiday Inn Junipers 16
BANK & FINANCIAL
Seeley & Assoc. LLC 8
REAL ESTATE
Bellewood Retirement 12
Choice 3
Coldwell Banker Bain 5
Fairwinds 14
Madison House LTD 18
Redmond Heights 7
Spiritwood 13
OTHER
Cremation Society 11
Seattle Super Limo 17
HOME / AUTO SERVICES
Alonzo Anderson 6Residential Painting
Autoworks of Issaquah 8
Interbay Transportation 3
Michael’s Carpet 6Cleaning
National Door 6
Ron Lievens 6
Rudy’s Handyman 8
Shelf Genie 9
Woolsey Carpet Cleaning 2
PROVIDENCE POINT DOES NOT ENDORSE ANY BUSINESS INCLUDING THOSE WHICH MIGHT ADVERTISE IN THIS PUBLICATION 19
Joseph M. HallHilltop Village
Passesd Away October 9, 2015
Ruth PerlussGarden Village
Passed Away November 9, 2015
Phil & Carole Tjelle3644 224th Place SE
Garden Village, Bldg. 78From: Renton, WA
Thomas & Mimi Wang22491 SE 37th Terrace
Highland Village, Bldg. 129From: Sammamish, WA
Doug Beeman & Marie Forbes22462 SE 37th Terrace
Highland Village, Bldg. 128From: Seattle, WA
Murray & Coleen Lorance4133 224th Lane SE #101
Washington Village, Bldg. 112#392-7648
From: Sammamish, WA
Ken & Kelly Wells4210 223rd Place SE
Hilltop Village, Bldg. 71From: Bellevue, WA
Beech & Joan Beecher22421 SE 42nd Terrace
Hilltop Village, Bldg. 60