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DOELGER SENIOR CENTERADVISORY AND PLANNING COUNCILMargaret BoghosianElinor CharlestonBetty ComiskyDorothy FertadoLiz HamreTony Koel

LINCOLN COMMUNITY CENTERADVISORY COUNCIL

Chris AllenJames ChanMoy Pun ChanSandy ChengGrace Dela CruzCarmen GuilloryMario HerreraFrank Lafontaine

CITY OF DALY CITY CITY COUNCILCarol Klatt,Mayor

Sal Torres, Vice MayorRaymondA. Buenaventura,Councilmember

David Canepa, CouncilmemberMichael P. Guingona, Councilmember

Anthony J. Zidich,City TreasurerAnnette Hipona, City Clerk

Patricia E. Martel, City ManagerKerry Burns, Ass�t. City ManagerMichael F. Stallings, DirectorParks and Recreation Department

PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIONJack Pastor, Chair

Teresa Proaño, Vice ChairThomas Ledda, CommissionerMary Tevis, Commissioner

Tere MasseyCarole NoonanKathy RiveraHerman ScholzManuel SunshinePat TracyBob Wilcenski

Vol. 23, Issue 3 - June 1, 2011Program Guide is published four times a year by the Supporters of Doelger Senior Center, Inc.

SUPPORTERS OF DOELGER SENIOR CENTER, INC.BOARD OF DIRECTORSKatherineA. King, PresidentDan Duggan, Vice PresidentWilliam Choutka, SecretaryAnthony J. Zidich, TreasurerDee Callero Canepa, DirectorDorothy Lathan, DirectorConnie O�Leary, DirectorMichael Pacelli, Director

Mario C. Panoringan, Director

SENIOR SERVICES STAFFSueHorst,Neighborhood ServicesManager

Donna Pineda, Senior Services Ass�t. SupervisorConnie Ospina, Program AssistantFelicidad L. Bernaldez, Office StaffKathy Everly, Food Service SupervisorArt Wagoner, Food Service AssistantOpal Fuller, Food Service AssistantSandra Solis-Johnsen, Office Staff

Karen Phillips, Office StaffElenaAmaya, Spanish Outreach

MilagrosMendoza, Filipino OutreachKent Lau,Chinese Outreach

AngelaWaters, Lincoln C.C. Coordinator

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE PROGRAM STAFFCarroll Begley, Café HostessKyin Chin, Kitchen Aide

Reynaldo de la Rosa, Kitchen AideAdoracion Linsao, Kitchen AideChito Patricio, HART Data Tech.Meiko Sakuma, Office Ass�t.Carlos Sanchez, Kitchen Aide

DALY CITY SENIOR PROGRAMS ANDSERVICES

101 Lake Merced Boulevard, Daly City, CA 94015-1048

650-991-8012 - FAX 650-746-8360 - Public trans-portation - samTrans 120 & 122

Weekday Office hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm

30th Anniversary Honor Donors

Westlake Village Apartmemts

$30,000

Duggan’s Serra Mortuary

$10,000

Anita LinoMelba LopezMercedesMontielLilia PalmaBen TaporcoLily TaporcoMary TevisEarl WilsonVirginia Wilson

Doelger Senior Center

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Advisory & Planning Council1st Mondays - 10:00am - Room 12

June 6 - July 11 - August 1Open to all members

* * *Birthday Celebrations - Café

2nd Wednesdays - 11:00amJune 8 - July 13 - August 10

* * *Sing-a-long - CaféFridays - 11:00am

June 24 - July 22 - August 26* * *

New Member WelcomeAugust 22, - 1:30pm

Garden Café

CLASSESArts & Crafts ............................................... 18Computers .............................................18, 19Dance .....................................................19, 20Enrichment ............................................20, 21Food Services-Lunch Menus ......... 15, 16, 17Games ......................................................... 22Health Promotion/Safety ................. 22, 23, 24Languages .................................................. 24

MISCELLANEOUSAdvertisers ............................................. 30-35BART Tickets .............................................. 12Benefit Concert........................................... 10Board of Directors ........................................ 6Computer Room Updated...........................11Fathers� Day Lunch .................................... 14Featured Volunteer ....................................... 7Global View ................................................... 5HART ............................................................. 7Independence Day ....................................... 9Membership DiscountApplication .............. 8Mission Statement ........................................ 5MobilityAmbassador.................................. 14Neighborhood Services Manager ............. 12Pictures ....................................................... 13Senior Clubs ............................................... 12Services ...................................................... 12Special Events & Speakers ......................4, 5Thank You Corner ........................................ 5

TRIPS

Virginia�s Trips ............................................ 25

COMMUNITYLincoln Community Center...................26, 27War Memorial Community Center ........28, 29

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES Table of Con-

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CENTER CLOSED

Monday July 4

INDEPENDENCE DAY

To our non-member read-ers...

We welcome you to our programs andservices. We hope you will becomemembers and avail yourselves of ourCenter’s activities. Introduce yourselvesto us when you come!

Program Guide: Margaret BoghosianPhotos: Rube Sherwin

Annual Membership Fee:$22.00 - age 50+

Join usand help support our

Senior Programs andServices

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julyJUNE

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Friday, June 3 & 17Free movie/popcorn

1pm - Library

Monday, June 6Advisory & Planning Councilmeeting. 10am, Rm. 12.

Wednesday, June 8Come, join us at a very specialJune birthday celebrationhonoring all celebrants with abirthday cake sponsored byAlma Via of San Francisco. Mu-sic by the Lionel Sequeira Triostarting at 11am. Café, noon.

Tuesday, June 14�Physicians� Orders for LifeSustaining Treatment,� is partof the Advanced Directives forHealth Care. Free forms will beprovided to attendees. Pleasesign up in room 16 before June14. Francine Serafin-Dickson,Executive Director of the Hospi-tal Consortium of San MateoCounty, is the speaker. 10am,rm. 5.

Friday, June 17Fathers� Day celebration.Special entertainment.

Café, 11:30.

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SPECIAL EVENTS & SPEAKERS

Monday, June 20Blood Pressure ScreeningCleoMoore, RN, 9:30, rm. 1.

Tuesday, June 21Legal Aid Society of San Ma-teo County lawyer, AmandaBarton, will speak about thefree services offered by its Se-nior Advocates Program suchas Government benefits, El-der Abuse, Consumer Law,Landlord/Tenant, AdvanceHealthCareDirectives. Learnabout financial scams that tar-get seniors and how to spotscam artists and protect your-self from them. 10:30am, rm. 5.

Saturday, June 25Join us and be entertained atthe free Daly City All StarsSummer Concert, 1pm, Café.

Wednesday, June 29Prep day for IndependenceDay, no lunch. Deli open.

Thursday, June 30Independence Day

Celebation.10-2. See flyer on page 9.

Monday, July 4INDEPENDENCE DAYCENTER CLOSED

Friday, July 8 & 15Free movie/popcorn

1pm, Library

Monday, July 11Advisory & Planning Councilmeeting, 10am, rm. 12.

Wednesday, July 13Dr. Alberto Bolanos, of WestbayOrthopedic Medical Group, willdiscuss the �Latest TreatmentforArthritis Painof theHips andKnees.� Topics include the elimi-nation of pain, enhancedmobility,greater independence, and theability to return to your activelifestyle. Join us at 1pm, rm. 5.

Wednesday, July 13Today�s birthday celebrationwillhave a special cake that is gra-ciously donated by Alma Via ofSan Francisco. Dance musicstarts at 11am and is provided bythe Lionel Sequeira Trio. Join us!

Monday, July 18Blood Pressure ScreeningCleoMoore, RN, 9:30, rm. 1.

Tuesday, July 19Dr. Caroline Fisher of the PacificEye Specialists will address yourconcerns regarding Glaucomaand who is at risk for glaucoma.What are cataracts and do I needcataract surgery?Bring your ques-tions to the seminar. Rm. 5, 1pm.


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OUR MISSIONSTATEMENT

Senior Adult DivisionTo enhance the quality oflife and promote wellnessby providing social, edu-cational, and health ser-vices to all adults 50+.All programs are open toall seniors. Our programannouncements will provideyou with sufficient notice

Toward CulturalAppreciation and Understanding

�THE GLOBAL VIEW�We welcome seniors from all cultures to participate in our programs.We are not trying to be a melting pot where everyone is expected to bethe same. Instead, we pride ourselves in being like a mo-saic, where the differences of each culture are appreciated andat the same time are a part of the whole. Because we want topromote cultural appreciation and understanding, our pro-grams will therefore include a cultural mix that may includeany of the following: Food, History, Religion, Dance, Music, Entertain-ment, Cultural Heritage, Dress or Costumes, Arts and Crafts.

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Wednesday, July 20MEMBER BENEFIT - MAGIC.WorldAcclaimedMagician, JohnR. Browne, III, Esq. will performat the Café at 1pm. Members,come join us.

Saturday, July 23 & August 20�Neighbor - to -Ne ighbor�Workshop, a program of theAmerican Red Cross, offersguidelines for increasing resil-ience in ourselves and thosearound us, enhancing our abilityto recover fromchallenges, adver-sity and difficult times. Course ispresented in 2 half days, 4 hourseach. For more information andto sign up, please contact theRedCrossNeighbor- to-Neighbor pro-gram in San Bruno at 650-676-7581. Sessions will be at 9:30amin rm. 5.

Wednesday, July 27MEMBER BENEFIT - HAWAI-IAN LUAU at the Café.At 11am,Lani Cantu and her groupwill per-form for members. Hawaiiandancing will be led by Lani forthose who would like to dance.Members, please join us.

Monday, August 1Advisory & PlanningCouncil meeting, 10am,rm. 12.

Friday, August 5 & 19Free movie/popcorn

1pm, Library.

Saturday, August 6Sunday, August 7Benefit Concert

See flyer on page 10.

Wednesday, August 10All August-born seniors are invited toa birthday celebration and dancingto the music of the Lionel SequeiraTrio at 11am.Cake is graciously spon-sored byAlma Via of San Francisco.

Monday, August 15Blood Pressure Screening Cleo

Moore, RN, 9:30, rm. 1.Saturday, August 20

�Neighbor-to-Neighbor� Work-shop. See July 23.

Monday, August 22New Member Welcome

1:30, Café. Everyone welcome.

Monica Abello - LoungeSidhartha Jandial - Café

Irene Mani - HARTJim Manson - Café

Abby Margolis - Karaoke LeaderSheri Mordokowicz - Café

Luis Navarro - DeliJosephine Pacheco - OfficeLibbie Racelo - Greenhouse

Philip Ribeiro - Sat. BingoAngela Roy - LoungeRose Ruelos - HART

Paul Schneider - CaféMarc VanTassell - Lounge

Our “Thank You” Cor-ner WELCOMES NEW VOLUNTEERS

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Our Board of Directors

Wil l iam Choutka, Dee Canepa, Dan Duggan, Connie O’Leary , Anthony Z id ichMar io Panor ingan, Kather ine K ing , Doro thy La than, Michae l Pace l l i

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Our Featured Volunteer..... Lena Watson

How is a Featured Volunteer selected?From among our dedicated volunteers who have over 1,000hours of service, the name is lottery-drawn for each quarter.

I was born in Shreveport, Louisiana - the second of foursiblings, attended public schools in Shreveport and graduatedfrom Booker T. Washington High School.

In September 1952 I moved to San Francisco and was united inHoly Matrimony to the late Tom C. Watson. To this union fourchildren were born, Pamela, Kevin, Alethea, and Jeffrey (de-ceased). Keeping myself fully occupied, I extended my educa-tion by attending San Francisco City College and U.C. Exten-sion.

The jobs I held were with the Social Security Administration, the San FranciscoUnified School District, and the United States Postal Service from where I retired in1992. Immediately, I found Doelger Senior Center for exercising, enjoying a lot ofcruises to Alaska, the Caribbean, Canada with Virginia’s trips, and many otherplaces. I have been volunteering for the last 18 years.

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Back by populardemand!!!

Hold the weekend of August 6-7for

Doelger Senior Center’s

Benefit ConcertFeaturing returning artist Shannon Dayand a cast of emerging professional singers.

Join us for an elegant opportunity to support Doelger Senior Center.

Final date and important details of food, fun, and costwill be available by flyer at Doelger Senior Center

and on our website www.doelgercenter.com

Supported by The City of Daly Cityand Supporters of Doelger Senior Center, Inc.,

a 501c3 nonprofit organization.Your donation is tax deductible.


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A Neat, Pleasant COMPUTER ROOM - Thank you, Bob!

You will be thrilled to see how roomy, clean, and delightful the computerroom is. This is because Bob Wilcenski, who is our volunteer webmasterand computer instructor, has graciously and meticulously transformed itinto a splendid atmosphere - bringing joy to all who enter the room. Bobordered all the hardware, installed them, and updated each computer. Be-cause of his work, we now have better computers. When you see him,please thank Bob for a job wonderfully done!

A special Thank You to Margaret Boghosian

This fine guidebook you are reading is the product of the efforts of many, but none havebeen so vi tal to i ts success as our volunteer, Margaret. She has been fai thful ly lending herhand to the quarterl y publ i cation of the guide for over 15 years, during which time i t hasdeveloped from a simple format into the attracti ve layout of today. Margaret’ s duties haveincluded gathering the materials, designing, edi ting, proofreading, and everything in between. Aside from this bigjob, she does al l the beauti ful menus for the Café and the Del i , special events tickets, and class flyers. She alsoworks as a Café cashier and is the Advisory Planning Counci l Treasurer.

Recently, our Ace Volunteer announced her retirement from her career at Doelger Senior Center so as to movenorth closer to her daughter. We have given her many thanks and best wishes al ready. But l o and behold, she hascome back one more time to help get thi s current guide out. So many more thanks are in order. Margaret, what arewe going to do without you?

The Doelger staff is currently seeking a ful l -time volunteer with Margaret’s capabi l i ties and dedication. Please directinquiries to Donna Pineda at 650-991-8058.

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S E R V I C E S SENIOR CLUBS

BAYSHOREFRIENDSHIPCLUBPhyllis Rizzi, Pres. (415) 468-16641st & 3rd Thurs. 10:00 Lawson Hall

DALYCITYFILIPINO-AMERICANSENIORSASS�N.RogerArellano, Pres. (650) 697-9075Mondays 1-4 - Lincoln Comm. Center

DALYCITYRETIREDEMPLOYEESASS�N.SteveHawthorne, Pres. (650) 755-5824Eunice Brabec, Secty. (650) 583-49853rd Wed. Jan., Mar., May, Sept.Doelger Senior Center, Rm. 5, 1:00

DALYCITYSENIORCITIZENSCLUBMaria Luna, Pres. (415) 333-9117Wed. 11-2, Lincoln Comm. Center

GOLDENYEARSSENIORCITIZENSCLUBRoseHuffman, Pres. (650) 756-7312Thurs. 10:00, HolyAngels Parish

OURLADYOFMERCYYOUNGATHEARTBetty Comisky, Pres. (650) 756-2346

Call for information

BART Senior/Disabled TicketsSold in Rm. 16

For members 65+ and disabled members 50+

BILINGUALASSISTANCETagalog, Spanish, Mandarin

BLOODPRESSURESCREENING3rd Monday 9:30-12 - Room 1

Volunteer Nurses, Cleo Moore & Susan Spector

BOUTIQUEVolunteer staff offers a wide choice of quality products.Come browse, and choose from a variety of collectibles.

Open 10:00-1:30

EXPRESSMEALSNutritious, tasty, frozen meals delivered to your home.

Call Kathy Everly - 650-991-8059

GARDENCAFÉOpen for lunchMonday through Friday at noon.Meals prepared and served by volunteer cooks.

Purchase tickets in Café.

GARDENDELIEnjoy soups, salads, sandwiches and other delights.

Monday-Friday 9-1:30

HICAP-Medicare Part D AssistanceHealth InsuranceCounselingAdvocacy Program

Tuesdays - 10am-12pm - LECall for appointment 1-800-434-0222

LIBRARYSocial Library - Weekdays 9:30-3:00

Books and greeting cards are also for sale.

LOUNGEA place to socialize, watch TV, play pool, cards, games.

Coffee - Openweekdays 9:00-3:00

PARKINSON�SSUPPORTGROUPCall Leonard Ke, 415-587-1285 for information.

FOR MEMBERS ONLY

seniors (age 65+)and

disabled members(50+),

BART tickets avail-able

in our InformationOffice, Room 16.

From the desk of Sue HorstNeighborhood Services Manager

New Begin-nings

On a personal front, Ifind it notable, that af-ter 30 years at Doel-ger Senior Center, Ihave become a grand-parent like so many ofyou!

So help me welcome my next genera-tion to Doelger Senior Center!

Oliver Victor Horstborn April 12, 2011. 9 lbs. 8 oz.


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Exercising in John Pantazy’sPhysically Challenged class

Part of the Volunteer Awards Ceremony Lunch

Daly City Firefighters whovolunteered to help serve lunch.

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LUNCHF r i d a y ,June 17Pork Loin

Potatoes au Gratin Vegetables Dessert

V Special entertainment beginsat 11:30

This special luncheon always sells out. Buy your tickets in advance in the Information Office.Suggested donation: $3.50 (age 60+), $7.00 (under 60).

DOELGER LAUNCHES MOBILITY AMBASSADOR PROGRAM

How Do I Get There?A “green” alternative and your “Plan B” when you choose not to drive your own

vehicle.Want to go to fun places and events and leave the hassle behind?Get information directly from Nancy Radovsky and Leila Dona, theDaly City Ambassador Team, on how to get where you want to go!

The Mobility Ambassador Program is designed to increase familiarity with publictransportation choices for older adults and people with disabilities. Getting out and aboutreduces isolation and the blues that can be caused by limited mobility options. Visit fundestinations like Half Moon Bay, Westfield Shopping Center, and downtown San Fran-cisco; and attend festivals and events. Leave the freeway, the gas card, and the hasslebehind. Best of all, seniors ride free for their first trip. Nancy and Leila will showyou how to use the Transit Systems and Shuttles around us.

For more information, see Nancy & Leila on Thursdays in the Doelger Cafébetween 11:15 and 1:00, or call Mobility Ambassador Program: 650-508-6362

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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LUNCHMENU

The Doelger Food Service Program ispartially subsidized by OLDER AMERI-CAN ACT FUNDS. The suggested dona-tion for our meals is $3.50 (60+).Under 60, the price is $7.00. Ev-eryone is welcome regardless of abil-ity to contribute. Lunch is servedat 12:00. THANK YOU

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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

1Mongolian BeefSteamedRiceBroccoliDessert

8BIRTHDAYCELEBRATIONBrandy Pork ChopScalloped Potatoes

VegetablesBirthday Cake

15Teriyaki ChickenSteamedRiceVegetablesDessert

22Stuffed Tomatow/Tuna SaladCup of SoupDessert

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7Beef StewPotato PureeVegetablesDessert

HIGH STAKES BINGO - 1:00

14Italian Sausage &

Polentaw/Tomato SauceGreenSaladDessert


21Turkey Meatballs

w/Sweet & Sour SauceBrownRiceVegetablesDessert


28Baked FishRice PilafVegetablesDessert


6Baked Ham

OMashed Sweet PotatoesSteamedVegetables

Dessertf

13Roasted ChickenGran Merew/VegetablesGarlic SauceDessert

20Orange-Apricot Chicken

BrownRiceVegetablesFruit

27Turkey Pita Sandwich

w/Cup of SoupVegetablesDessert

2Roasted FishRice PilafVegetablesDessert

9Meat LasagnaGreenSalad

w/MandarinOrangesDessert

16Baked FishRice PilafVegetablesDessert

23Chef�s Choice

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3Chef�s Choice

Free Movie & Popcorn 1:00, Rm. 4

10Herb Crusted Fish

Rice PilafVegetablesDessert

17Father�s Day Celebration

Pork LoinPotatoesAu Gratin

VegetablesDessert


24Beef/Bean Enchiladas

Spanish RiceGreenSaladDessert

SING-A-LONG- 11:00

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LUNCHMENU

The Doelger Food Service Program ispartially subsidized by OLDER AMERI-CAN ACT FUNDS. The suggested donationfor our meals is $3.50 (60+). Under60, the price is $7.00. Everyone iswelcome regardless of ability to con-tribute. Lunch is served at 12:00.THANK YOU


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11Pasta BolognaiseGreenSaladDessert

18Vegetarian Lasagna

GreenSaladDessert

25Tandori ChickenBasmati RiceVegetablesDessert

1Roasted Chickenw/Vera Cruz Sauce

Spanish RiceVegetablesDessert

8Beef Tostada Plate

SaladDessert


15Chef�s Choice


22Eggplant Parmesan

PolentaVegetablesDessert

SING-A-LONG- 11:00

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Herb-crusted FishLemon Butter Sauce


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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

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5Herb-Crusted Fish

Rice PilafSteamed Vegetables

DessertHIGH STAKES BINGO - 1:00

12Chicken & Pork Adobo

SteamedRiceVegetablesDessert


19Thai-style

ChickenCurryw/Basil/GingerSteamedRiceDessert


26Shepherd PieGreenSaladDessert


6Oven-fried Chickenw/Country Gravy

PotatoesVegetablesDessert

13BIRTHDAYCELEBRATIONHoisin-glazed Chicken

Pineapple RiceVegetablesBirthday Cake

20Open-faced Turkey

SandwichBrownGravySaladDessert

Magic Show

27Slow-roasted Porkw/Fruit Salsa

RiceVegetablesDessert

7Beef Stew

Mashed PotatoesVegetablesDessert

14Beef Stir-fry w/

Ginger/Garlic SauceSteamedRiceDessert

21Mediterranean-style FishCouscousVegetablesDessert

28Chef�s Choice

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LUNCHMENU

3Vegetarian Lasagna

GreenSaladDessert

10Birthday CelebrationSwedish Meatballs

w/GravyRice PilafVegetablesBirthday cake

17Turkey Pot PieGreenSalad

w/MandarinOrangesDessert

24Beef Liver

w/Bacon &OnionsRed PotatoesVegetablesDessert

31Mongolian BeefSteamedRiceBroccoliDessert

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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

13Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

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Bingo - 12:30 - Rm. 7

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12Steamed Fishw/Coconut & Lime


19Chicken/CheeseEnchilada

w/Tomatillo SauceGreenSaladDessert


26Chef�s Choice

SING-A-LONG- 11:00

1ChineseChickenSaladDessert

8Beef StewRice

VegetablesDessert

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Teriyaki ChickenSteamed RiceVegetablesDessert

22Chicken Vera Cruz

Spanish RiceVegetablesDessert

1:30-NEWMEMBERWELCOME

29Herb-crusted Fish


2Tamale PieGreenSaladDessert

HIGH STAKESBINGO-1:00

9Curried ChickenBasmati RiceVegetablesDessert


16Roasted Pork LoinCornbreadDressing

VegetablesDessert


23Beef Stew

Mashed PotatoesVegetablesDessert


30Chicken TostadaRefried Beans

Fruit


4Baked Ham

Sweet Potato CasseroleVegetablesDessert

11Pasta BolognaiseGreenSaladDessert

18Hamburger Plate

orGardenburger Plate

Potato SaladFruit

25Baked Fish


The Doelger Food Service Program is

partially subsidized by OLDER AMERI-

CAN ACT FUNDS. The suggested dona-tion for our meals is $3.50 (60+).Under 60, the price is $7.00. Ev-

eryone is welcome regardless of abil-ity to contribute. Lunch is served

at 12:00. THANK YOU

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CeramicsMaterials fee $12.50Esther Yung Register with instructor$4.00 per classDSCRm. 6 9:30-12:30 6/2-8/25 Thu

CrochetPauline Bravos (V) Register with leader$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 9:30-12 6/7-8/30 Tue

Hawaiian CraftsLeis, flowers, accessories, and novelties.Vi Baptista, Terri Sakurai, Maureen Chung (Vs)

Register with instructors$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 10:30-12 6/13, 27 Mon

10:30-12 7/11, 25 Mon10:30-12 8/8, 22 Mon

Jewelry ClassTrudy Sherwin (V) Register with instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 6 10-11:30 6/1-8/31 Wed

Knitting with Rose (Beg./Int.)Learn how to incorporate various stitches into the gar-ment you are making: casting on, knitting, purling, pat-terning, knitting on round, circular, and double-pointedneedles, as well as finishing. Use cable needles and knitvarious stitches.Rose Wilson (V) Register with instructor$3.00 per classDSCRm. 6 10-12 NOSUMMERCLASSES

QuiltingSelf-directed$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 1-4 6/1-8/31 Wed

Sewing (Beg.)This class is for beginners; however, anyone will benefit.Learn the workings of a sewing machine, discuss yoursewing needs, where to buy fabrics, and other basic ques-tions about sewing. Make simple projects such as tablerunners and covers, simple pillows, tote bags, and othersimple projects based on your needs. Class meets for 6weeks.Annamarie Conte Pre-register in Rm. 9$120 resident/$122 non-residentDSCRm. 1#8358 6:30-8:30 6/14-7/19 Tue#8359 6:30-8:30 7/26-8/30 Tue

Sewing and HandicraftsLaura Hollander (V) Register with leader$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 1-4 6/2-8/25 Thu

Computer Topics-Private TrainingReceive a one-on-one instruction on a range of computertopics with a hands-on approach from basic techniquesthrough advanced uses, including applications (MicrosoftOffice, Adobe, anti-virus, e-mail, web, Windows 7, etc.).Call 415-336-4635 to arrange appointment.Sean Yore, M.S., M.F.A. Pre-register in Rm. 9$42 resident/$45 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8336 2-4 6/7-8/30 Tue

Computers for Seniors (Beg.)This class introduces new users to basic PC concepts.Helps to develop skills using the mouse and keyboard tonavigate within a Windows environment. Learn how toaccess the Internet safely with a web browser and how touse an e-mail programwith attachments. No prerequisites.Maximum 10 students.BobWilcenski Pre-register in Rm. 9$42 resident/$45 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8349 10-12 6/1-22 Wed#8350 10-12 7/6-27 Wed#8351 10-12 8/10-31 Wed

CLASS REGISTRATIONMost classes indicated by course #, REGISTER IN RM. 9

(Teacher Code: “V” Volunteer Classes, REGISTER WITH INSTRUCTORCLASSES

COMPUTER CLASSES

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Computers for Seniors (Int.)A continuation of the Beginners class. Topics include e-mail account setup, computer & internet security, data back-up, attachments, rip/burn CD-DVD discs. Introduction toPicasa, Skype & social networking sites. Other topics ofinterest may be suggested for discussion. Prerequisites:Completion of theBeginners class or knowledgeofWindowsbasics and the ability to use amouse.Maximum10 studentsBobWilcenski Pre-register in Rm. 9$42 resident/$45 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8352 1-3 7/7-28 Thu

How to Find Bargains UsingYour Computer

Shopping online is not only extremely convenient, but itcan also be a great way to find bargains. Many people on abudget are turning to the Internet to download coupons andshop online. This two-hour class explores the �Do�s andDon�ts� of online shopping. Prerequisites: Internet access& an e-mail address. Maximum 10 students.BobWilcenski Pre-register in Rm. 9$16 resident/$18 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8355 9-11 6/16 Thu#8356 9-11 7/14 Thu#8357 9-11 8/11 Thu

Introduction to Digital Photography & VideoLearn how to load and save pictures from camera tocomputer, simple corrections, and using photo sites suchas Flickr. You will be introduced to popular photo and videoediting withAdobe products such as Photoshop, Elements,and Premiere. Learn how to save photos on Optical mediawith disk burning. $10 materials fee payable to instructor.Sean Yore, M.S., MFA Pre-register in Rm. 9$42 resident/$45 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8334 10-2 6/18, 25 Sat

Introduction to Taking Pictures withYour Mobile (cell) Phone

Learn how to take pictures from your mobile or smartphone�s camera. How to send your pictures to your friends,to a photo processing service (Walgreens, Costco, CVS,Ritz Camera, etc.), to social media sites such as Facebook,MySpace, YouTube, Twitter, to blogs or photo sites suchas Flickr or Photobucket.Sean Yore, M.S., MFA Pre-register in Rm. 9$42 resident/$45 non-residentDSCRm. 3#8335 10-2 7/23, 30 Sat

COMPUTER CLASSES

Aerobic Line DanceIf you love R & B and are looking for a fun way to burnsome serious calories, Aerobic Line Dancing is for you!We will be dancing non-stop for this two-hour class, sowear comfortable clothes and get ready to sweat. Previousexperience with Soul Line Dancing suggested.Marlene Bazdarich Register with instructor$4 drop-inMR 7:30-9:30 6/6-8/29 Mon

Afro-American Line DanceDances include electric slide, bus stop, booty call, bunnyhop, Houston bus stop, gumbo soup, booty scoot, andmuch much more. Line dancing is fun, entertaining andgood for coordination. No partner necessary.Carolyn Clary-Brown Register with instructor$4 per classMR 5-7 6/6-8/29 Mon

10-12 6/4-8/27 Sat

Big Band Line DanceLine dancing is not only great fun, it can help you get andkeep in shape. The music is mostly from the big bandera. Dance to Cha Cha, Fox Trot, Rumba, Waltz, Swing,Tango, andmuchmore. Beginners to experienced.Bob Sacks Register with instructor$4 per classMR 1:15-2:30 6/6-8/29 Mon

10:30-11:45 6/3-8/26 Fri

Country Western Line DanceJoin us for fun and healthy exercise. Dance to variousforms such as western, Latin, pop, swing, cha-cha, two-step, rumba, waltz, East Coast swing, stroll, and more.Anew dance will be taught each week and we�ll review theprevious week�s dance. It�s easy. Come with/without apartner.Diane Ward Register with instructor$4 per classLCH 9-11 6/2-8/25 Thu (high intensity)

8:30-10 6/3-8/26 Fri

Country Western Line Dance (Beg.)Get up, get out, and start line dancing! Learn the basicsof line dance and dance to a healthy you. No partner andno experience necessary.Jeanette Feinberg Register with instructor$4 per classLCH 1:30-3 6/7-8/30 Tue

Country Western Line Dance (Adv. Beg.)Let�s get going, be active! Class uses a variety of musicand provides the benefit of light exercise. No partnernecessary. Previous dance experience is recommended.Jeanette Feinberg Register with instructor$4 per classLCH 1:15-3 6/1-8/31 Wed

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DANCELatin Rhythms for BeginnersCome and learn the steps to exciting rhythms of MexicanFolk Dances, Tango and Flamenco.Yolanda Pometta Register with instructor$4 per classDSCRm. 14 5:30-6:45 6/1-8/31 Wed

Line Dance with RudyDance to rumba, waltz, cha cha, and swing music for funand exercise. Beginning and advanced dancers welcome.Rudy Paquette Register with instructor$4.50 per classMR 1:15-2:30 6/7-8/30 Tue

Soul Line Dance (Beg./Int.)You�ve learned the Electric Slide, the Cupid Shuffle, the BusStop, and now you�re ready to take that next dance step.Then this class is for you. Dance your way to a healthier youwhile improving yourmemory andhaving fun. Teachingmethodis WSIDI (watch, say it, do it).Novella Peterson Register with instructor$4 per classLCH 6-8 6/1-8/31 Wed

Tap Dance - the Tumultuous Tappers!Connie Chen (V) Register with instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 5 1-3 6/2-8/25 Thu

Advance DirectivesA seminar that will provide an overview of the Ad-vance Health Care Directives and highlight the im-portance of appointing someone to make health care deci-sions in the event you are unable to speak for yourself. FreeAdvanceHealth Care Directives forms available. Drop-in.Florence Davis, MSW Register in class$2 resident/$3 non-residentDSCRm. 1 11-12 6/11 or 7/9 or 8/13 Sa

Book ReviewersIf you enjoy reading and discussing good books, join us.Group meets first Monday of the month. We discuss a newbook(s) selected the previousmonth.Elinor Charleston , leader (V)$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 4 1:30-3 1st Monday each month

CurrentAffairsRaymond Vasquez (V) Register with leader$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 7 10:30-12 6/7-8/30 Tue

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Garden SocialJoann Sangiacomo/Ruth Lapachet (Vs)$1 member/$2 non-member Register with leadersDSCRm. 5 10:30-12 6/8, 22 Wed

7/13, 27 Wed8/10, 24 Wed

Greenhouse GardeningLearn with me how to grow herbs, vegetables, and flow-ers in a greenhouse.Kathy Everly (AE) Register with teacherDSCCafé 1:30 6/2-8/25 Thu

Grupo LatinoReuniones semanalesen lasquesehabla sobre la historiadel mundo y se comentan eventos de actualidad. Join infor weekly meetings studying world history with activeclassroom participation.Elena Amaya (V) Register with teacher$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 10-12 6/1-8/31 Wed

Guitar WorkshopThe class rehearses a wide variety of music and eachstudent practices a solo repertoire to be performed in andout of class. More advanced theory and techniques areexplored as needed. No classes 7/4 & 9/5.Doug Cameron Pre-register in Rm. 9$135 resident/$140 non-residentDSCRm. 5#8360 3-4:15 6/6-8/15 Mon#8361 3-4:15 8/29-11/7 Mon

Hawaiian Choral GroupSing traditional and contemporary Hawaiianmusic.Any-one can learn to sing in 3- and 4-part harmonies. No priormusical experience required. The instructor will help toplace your singing voice in the SATB system. Fun andeasy. 8 sessions.Hiram Bell Pre-register in Rm. 9$130 resident/$135 non-residentDSCCafé/Rm. 1#8364 4-5 7/11-8/29 Mon

History of the U.S.Beginning with theAge of Exploration to the present.George Griffin (V) Registerwith instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 1 1-3 NOSUMMERCLASSES

Kanikapila JamBring your �ukuleles, guitars, and lovely hula hands andvoices. No wind instruments please. We�ll gather in acircle to play therapeutically while enjoying strummingand singing together. Everyone is expected to participate.Leonard Ke (V) Registerwith instructor$2 member/$3 non-memberDSCRm. 5 1-3 6/4, 7/9, 8/6 Sat


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Karaoke SingingWant to express yourself?Whether you�re in the mood forstandards, country, folk, rock, or show tunes, we guaran-tee you�ll find something to tickle your fancy. Warm sup-portive atmosphere.All skill levels welcome. Come sing!Abby Margolis (V) Register with leader$3 per attendance 1st & 3rd WedDSCRm. 5 9:45-11:45 6/1,15; 7/6,20; 8/3,17Wed

Living Trusts & Other Estate PlanningThomas Johnson, a local attorney, explains how to use aliving trust to avoid probate fees, federal estate taxes andconservatorship, and how to use it in conjunction with anAdvance Health Care Directive andDurable Power to planfor legal incapacity. Keep decisions regarding your healthand finances in the hands of people you trust and out of thecourt�s jurisdiction.Atty. Tom Johnson (V) Pre-register in Rm. 9$6 resident/$10 non-residentDSCRm. 5#8366 10:30-11:30 6/11 Sat#8367 1-2 7/20 Wed#8368 1-2 8/10 Wed

Naturalization/US CitizenshipADalyCity-based ImmigrationAttorneywill provide an over-view to the naturalization and citizenship process and willdiscuss the eligibility requirements to become a U. S. citi-zen.Receive a certificate good for a free one-year consul-tation. Visit www.immigrantadvocate.com.Rhodora V. Derpo, Esq. (V) Pre-register in Rm. 9$15 DSC resident/$20 non-residentDSCRm. 5#8372 6-7 6/10 Fri#8373 6-7 6/17 Fri

Sharing Ideas(V) Register with instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 5 9:30-11:30 6/3-8/26 Fri

Sing-a-longCorinne Merwin/Mila & Bill Edwards (Vs)Café 11-12 6/24, 7/22, 8/26 Fri

�Ukulele Class (Beginners)Enjoy learning to play this beautiful Hawaiian instrument.Course includes basic strumming, chord positions and pro-gression, harmony, background history, songs, practice,and reviews. Bring your own �ukulele to each class and jointhe fun.Ke�alohinani Fong (V) Register in class$2 member/$3 non-memberDSCRm. 5 9:30-11:15 6/2-8/25 Thu

�Ukulele Class (Int./Adv.)Prerequisite: Beginning �UkuleleEllison J. Garlasa Register in class$5 per classMerced Rm. 11:30-1:30 6/2-8/25 Thu

�Ukulele EnsembleThe �ukulele is a fun and easy instrument to play. With afew basic skills and knowledge of music, a group of peoplecan play and sound like an orchestra. The instructor willteach the group how to play multiple parts to musical ar-rangements. Nomusical experience is required but wouldbe advantageous. 8 classes.Hiram Bell Pre-register in Rm. 9$130 resident/$135 non-residentDSCRm. 5#8374 5-6 7/11-8/29 Mon

�Ukulele Workshop (New Beginners)Learn to play the �ukulele the easy way. Learn about thehistory of the �ukulele, how to care for the instrument, andhow to keep it in tune. Learn basic strumming techniques,chord positions, and chord progressions. Learn fun waysto practice and review singing and strumming. Song sheetsprovided. Bring your own �ukulele to each class.Ke�alohinani Fong (V) Register in class$2 member/$3 non-memberDSCRm. 5 11:30-12:30 6/2-8/25 Thu

Will WritingWorkshopParticipants will write their own wills under supervision byaCalifornia estate lawyer withmore than 30 years of expe-rience. You will have it completed at the end of the ses-sion. Bring non-erasable pen, preferably a blue-colored pen.Stuart Bronstein (V) Pre-register in Rm. 9$6 resident/$10 non-residentDSCRm. 5#8337 2-3 6/18 Sat#8338 2-3 8/20 Sat

CLASSES

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Adaptive Exercise for thePhysically Challenged

For people with Parkinson�s, arthritis, stroke victims, mul-tiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, and cardiac patients.Individuals in wheelchairs and walkers are welcome.John Pantazy Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 1-2:30 6/2-8/30 Tue/Thu

Arthritis ExerciseSpecialized exercises for anyone with arthritis. We wel-come individuals who have other kinds of physical limita-tions to the class. The instructor will address their needsand have assistants available to help students. The classwill include stretching, strength and resistance training,and learning balancing skills.Patricia Armstrong Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 1-2 6/1-8/31 Mon/Wed/Fri

CardioSculptCardioSculpt is a moderate intensity class; 20 minutes ofcontinuousmovement utilizing largemuscle groups that isrhythmic and aerobic in nature; 20 minutes of 10 resis-tance exercises that develop major muscle groups in thebody using resistance bands; 15 minutes of flexibility todevelop fuller range of motion by gradually increasing ten-sion without pain; and 5 minutes of relaxation and breath-ing.Becky Hanvey Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 9:30-10:30 6/1-8/31 Wed/Fri

Driver Safety ProgramClass is offered 2 half-days. This defensive driving classmay help you obtain a discount on your vehicle insurance.Check and Driver�s License ID due in class.Pre-registration is required.(AARP Volunteer) Pre-register in Rm. 16$1 DSC member/$2 non-DSC member (cash)$12.00 check to AARP for AARP members$14.00 check to AARP for AARP non-membersDSCRm. 5 1-5 6/28, 29 Tue/Wed

1-5 7/26, 27 Tue/Wed

Fitness with MartialArtsThis class will get you in shape and make you strong. It isa fun combination class with somemartial arts techniquesto make it more interesting. Beginners are welcome, bothwomen and men. http://niemihapkido.webs.comGeorge Niemi, Jr. Register with instructor$152 resident/$157 non-residentMR/LCH#8380 7:30-9 6/3-8/30 Tue/Fri

(6/17, 7/29 LCH)

G A M E S

Backgammon/Checkers/DominoesWant to learn? Meet with leaders.Lynne Faust/James Partoyan (Vs)DSCRm. 2 8:30-12 Thu

BilliardsManuel Sunshine (V)DSCRm. 2 1-3 Mon & Fri

BingoSheila Lum (V)DSCRm. 7 12:30-3 Sat

Bingo - High Stakes10% of proceeds go to Doelger Senior Center.John Villareal, Sheila Lum (Vs)$10.00Café 1-3 Tue

Bridge, ADV. ChicagoWanda Kirvin (V) Register with instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberLCH 9:30-2:30 Mon

Bridge, Chicago GamesYou don�t need a partner.Henry Sommer (V) Register with instructor$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 7 10-1:30 Wed

Bridge, CLINIC- Int./Adv.Sigmund Ketterer, Wanda Kirvin ( Vs)

Register with instructors$1 member/$2 non-memberDSCRm. 71st/3rd Monday 9:30-12 Int./Adv.2nd/4thMonday 9:30-12:30 Duplicate Bridge

CanastaGroup meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday for a funafternoon.Liz Hamre (V) Register with volunteer$1 member/$2 non-member 1st & 3rd ThuCafé Nook 1-3:30 6/2, 16

7/7, 218/4, 18

Chess Players WantedBeginners welcome!Manuel Sunshine (V)DSCRm.2 1-3 Fri


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Nutrition WorkshopKathy Everly (AE) Register with instructorDSCKitchen 9-2 6/1-8/31 Mon-Fri

Physical FitnessRay Hanvey Register with instructor$3 per classPacelli Gym 9:30-10:30 6/6-8/29 MonMerced Rm. 9:15-10:15 6/3-8/26 Fri

Physical Fitness for Older AdultsJohn Pantazy Register with instructor$3 per classPacelli Gym 9:30-11:30 6/2-8/31 Tue/Wed/Thu

Qi GongQi Gong is an exercise and stretching system focusing onharmonizing breath with slow movements and guidedvisualizations.You can build up your health, prevent illness,and may successfully treat diseases.Stanley Wong (V) Register with leader$3 per classDSCRm. 14 10:30-11:30 6/2-8/25 Thu

Reiki ClassesREIKI is great for self-healing of physical, emotional, andstress issues as well as injuries and chronic pain, illnessessuch as organ pain, swelling, and nervous condition.Excellent for conditions of the stomach, abdomen, and allorganswithin. ReikiAttunements are available for all levels.Vanessa Clark Pre-register in Rm. 9$162 resident/$164 non-residentDSCRm. 2

TRADITIONALREIKILEVEL IThis is for beginners and is a great beginning to alternativemedicine as well as a complete modality in itself.#8376 6-8 6/15 Wed

TRADITIONALREIKILEVEL IILevel II is geared toward emotional issues and teacheslong distance healing for yourself and others.#8377 6-8 7/20 Wed

TRADITIONALREIKILEVEL IIIYou will learn how to supercharge or maximize your firsttwo levels, and you are ready to begin the Master journey.#8378 6-8 8/17 Wed

Reiki Masters (3B)A fun and informative class for Reiki Masters toenhance their Reiki practice, intuition, Chakra andAura Healings utilizing gemstones and crystals,Acupressure points and Reiki. Connect with more energyand energy clearing. Exploremore symbols and their uses.Connect with others and muchmore.Vanessa Clark Pre-register in Rm. 9$185 resident/$187 non-residentDSCRm. 2#8538 6-8 6/22 Wed

CLASSES

Kickboxing AerobicsThis fun class is designed to keep you in shape, improveyour strength, and teach you a few basic fighting tech-niques. Learn to kick and punch to the beat of music.Bring bag gloves, yoga mat, sweat towel, and somethingto drink. Drop in. Instructor has many years of experience withteaching kickboxing aerobics and martial arts.Erene Niemi Register with instructor$10 per classDSCRm. 14 9:30-10:30 6/4-8/27 Sat

Meditation for Women in TransitionThis class will focus on women meditating together in agroup setting, experiencing various types of meditation.There are many surprising ways to meditate. This is agood class for interested people who are beginning tomeditate, who need something to help them heal from anylife transition, or who would just like to be part of a healingand relaxing group where womenmeet.Regina Gomez Register with instructor$3 resident/$5 non-resident per classDSCRm. 2 11-12 6/4-8/27 Sat

Mid-Day Stretch & FlexJohn Pantazy Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 12-1 6/2-8/25 Tue/Thu

Massage Therapy at DOELGERAvailable by appointment onlySign up in Information Office orCall 650-991-8012by JAIME YAMAMURA, C.M.T.Monday 9:00-1:15Thursday 9:00-1:15

½ hour $25.00 seniors$40.00 non-seniors

1 hour $45.00 seniors$65.00 non-seniors

by SARITA SOKOL, C.M.T.Tuesday 11:00-3:40Wednesday 11:00-3:40


ACCUPRESSURE by RUBE BANDIHAIFriday 10:00-4:00

½ hour $25.00 seniors$40.00 non-seniors


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French (Beg.)Bonjour! Come speak French with us. Beginner classesare designed for peoplewith no previous French exposure.We cover basic grammar, vocabulary and basic conversa-tional skills at a slow pace. Merci bien et a bientot. Mate-rials fee of $10 payable at first day of class.Beatrice Trang Pre-register in Rm. 9$59 resident/$64 non-residentDSCRm. 7#8339 10-12 6/23-8/4Thu#8340 10-12 8/18-9/29 Thu#8341 6-8 6/20-8/8 Mon

(no class 7/4)#8342 6-8 8/15-10/3 Mon

(no class 9/5)

French (Int.)Bonjour! Lessons start from the beginning but go at a fastpace as you review them.We emphasize conversationallessons, part culture, part history, idiomatic expressions,andmore vocabulary, as you travel to francophone coun-tries. Abientot. Materials fee of $10 payable at first day ofclass.Beatrice Trang Pre-register in Rm. 9$59 resident/$64 non-residentDSCRm. 7#8343 1-3 6/23-8/4 Thu#8344 1-3 8/18-9/29Thu

SpanishIn this class, you will learn grammar, reading, writing, vo-cabulary, and simple sentence construction through con-versation. Materials fee is $10. 10 classes.Maria Cristina Provedor Pre-register in Rm. 9$56 resident/$60 non-residentLE#8379 2-4 6/28-8/30 Tue

Tagalog (Conversational)Mabuhay at kumusta po kayo! If you can readthis phrase andwould like to learnmore, come and join usin our activities: learning greetings; and describing objects,people, and things. Learning conversational Tagalog is fun.$10 materials fee payable at first day of class. 10 meet-ings.Lulu Cornista Pre-register in Rm. 9$52 resident/$56 non-residentDSCRm. 7#8382 1-3 6/28-8/30 Tue

CLASSES

Strength Training for Older AdultsJohn Pantazy Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 2:30-4 6/2-8/30 Tue/Thu

Stretch with YogaThis class includes Pilates, a combination of movementsto strengthen your entire body. Yoga improves flexibilityand exercises your joints, teaching you correct breathing,balance, strength and proper body alignment, and teach-ing you how to relax. Pilates main focus is on theabdominals, lower back, buttocks, and inner thighs. Stu-dents will have individual attention and adaptations to ad-dress needs.Patricia Armstrong Register with instructor$3 per classDSCRm. 14 11:15-12:30 6/1-8/31 Mon/Wed/Fri

2:30-4 6/1-8/31 Mon/Wed/Fri4-5:15 6/1-8/31 Wed

Stretch with Yoga (Beg./Int.)Patricia Armstrong Register with instructor$5 per classDSCRm. 14 11:45-1 6/4-8/27 Sat

Tai Chi Chuan (Adv.)Anna Bonal (V)$1 member/$2 non-member Register with instructorDSCRm. 14 9-9:30 6/2-8/30 Tue/Thu

Tai Chi Chuan (Beg.)Anna Bonal (V)$1 member/$2 non-member Register with instructorDSCRm. 14 9:30-10 6/2-8/30 Tue/Thu

WalkaboutMeet at Serramonte Center indoor Mall.Leaders:Tere Massey, Toni KoelRegister with leadersSerramonte Center 8:30-9:30 Wed/Fri

French for Total BeginnersParlez-vous francais?We are offering basic con-versation with vocabulary and expressions. We will passour love of French on to you in a friendly and relaxed atmo-sphere. 8 classes. $10materials fee payable at first day ofclass.Beatrice Trang Pre-register in Rm. 9$82 resident/$84 non-residentDSCRm. 7#8345 9:30-11:30 6/18-8/13 Sat

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June 9-10IRONSTONE WINERY TOUR WITH LUNCH.OVERNIGHT AT JACKSON RANCHERIA

Motorcoach to the town of Murphys for a private tourof IronstoneWinery, wine tasting with canapés, thenenjoy a delicious hosted private lunch. After lunchwe head to Jackson Rancheria for an overnight stay.The next day we head to Thunder Valley Casino be-fore returning home. Casino food and cash bonusesprovided.

Price $150 pp Dbl.

September 7-17ALASKA ROUND-TRIP FROM

SAN FRANCISCOEnjoy a 10-day cruise toAlaska aboard the Sea Prin-cess leaving from and returning to San Francisco.Transfer to the port of San Francisco from Daly Citywill be provided.

Prices start from $1,295 pp Dbl.

Wednesday September 28APPLE HILL

Motorcoach to Placerville to High Hill Ranch for ahosted lunch of BBQ Chicken with sides and applepie-a-la-mode.We visit two other ranches in the area,and have time for shopping. Leave 9:00am, returnapprox 5:30pm.

Price: $59

Wednesday, October 5RIVER ROCK CASINO IN ALEXANDER VALLEY$20 cash bonus, $5 food credit. Leave 8:30am, re-turn approx 5:30pm.

Price: $30

TRIPS

Late OctoberDAY AT THE RACES

November 1-7BRANSON OZARK MOUNTAIN HOLIDAY

Fly non-stop to and from San Francisco to KansasCity, Missouri where we spend our first night at theEmbassy Suites. On Day Two we motorcoach tonearby Independence for a visit and tour of theHarryTruman Library and Museum. Then continue on toBranson for five nights at the Hilton Branson Land-ing overlooking Lake Tanycomo. Enjoy includedshows featuring the Gatlin Brothers, Shoji Tabuchi,a visit to the College of the Ozarks and Silver DollarCity, a day visit to Eureka Springs and the OzarkFolk Festival, and a tour of the Titanic Museum -the largest indoor museum in the world. Many in-cluded meals.

Price: $1,565 pp Dbl.

November 29-December 5NEW ENGLAND YULETIDE TREASURES

Enjoy a deluxe Collette Vacation with two nights atthe Hyatt Regency Hotel in Newport, Rhode Island;two nights at the historic Mr. Washington Hotel inNewHampshire; and two nights at the Omni ParkerHouse in Boston. Many meals included with non-stop air to and from San Francisco.

Price: $1,998 pp Dbl.

Sunday, December 18BEACH BLANKET BABYLON

CHRISTMAS SPECIALJoin us for the special Christmas performance ofBeach Blanket Babylon. We have reserved seatsfor center balcony (best seats in theatre). Dinnerprecedes performance at 3:00pm at historic Capp�sCorner where you have a choice of entreés includ-ing Filet of Sole, Eggplant Parmigiana, ChickenScaloppine, or Pork Tenderloin. Leave 2:00pm, re-turn approx. 7:00pm.

Price $125

April 28 - May 13, 2012SAN FRANCISCO ROUND TRIP TO HAWAII

ABOARD THE STAR PRINCESSNot since the days of the �SS Lurline� has a luxurypassenger ship sailed round trip from the port ofSan Francisco to the shores of Hawaii. This 15-night cruise is one you won�t want to miss at a pricethat reflects those days of long ago. Ports of callinclude Hilo, Honolulu, Kauai, Maui, and Ensenada,Mexico. Prices start at just $1,998 pp Dbl.

Flyers/brochures available at111 Lake Merced Blvd.,Daly City - 650-991-8001

ALL MOTORCOACH DAY TRIPSLEAVE FROM

DOELGER SENIOR CENTER

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June2 Thursday Lincoln Advisory Board Meeting - 9:00am

Wise & Well - Blood Pressure Screening - 9:30am

10 Friday Philippine Independence Day CelebrationSuggested Donation $5

30 Thursday 4th of July Celebration at Doelger Senior Center

July4 Monday Independence Day holiday - CENTER CLOSED

7 Thursday Lincoln Advisory Board Meeting - 9:00amWise & Well - Blood Pressure Screening - 9:30am

August4 Thursday Lincoln Advisory Board Meeting - 9:00am

Wise & Well - Blood Pressure Screening - 9:30am

Summer Quarter Holidays & Celebrations

LINCOLN COMMUNITY CENTER901 Brunswick (Acton & Brunswick) Daly City, CA 94014-1349

OPEN: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30am - 5pm (Subject to change without notice due to changes in programming)

Call for information regarding evenings & weekends

English: 650-991-8018Chinese: 650-991-5526Spanish: 650-991-5527Tagalog: 650-991-5528

Facility Rental Information: 650-991-8001Public Transportation - SamTrans 120 & 121 - Call 800-660-4287 for more info/schedule


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CLASSES & PROGRAMSBINGO

Tuesday/Thursday/Friday1:00 - 2:30pm

$1.00 to play plus cost of cards

BALLROOMLINEDANCING1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, Wednesday

2:45-4:45pm

CHI-GONG1st Monday - 10:00am-12:00pm

DOMINOES/MAHJONG/SOCIALGAMINGMonday-Friday 8:00am-12:00pm

ENGLISH INSTRUCTIONCLASSTuesday 9:00-10:30amThursday 10:00-11:30Friday 10:00-11:00

EXERCISE GROUPTai Chi, Stretching

Monday - Saturday - 8:30am-9:00am

EXERCISE/AEROBICSTuesday 3:00-4:30pmThursday 3:00-4:30pmSaturday 9:30-11:00am

FRENCHCLASSTuesday - 12:00-1:00pm

SPANISHCLASSESMonday 10:00am-12:00pm (Conversational)

Tuesday 9:00-10:00am (Beginning)Tuesday 10:30am-12:00pm (Conversational)

CHINESECULTURALACTIVITIES

Fan DancingM-T-Th-F - 9-10am

Chinese/American Line DancingFriday - 10:15-11:45am

ChineseMusicMonday - 12:00-5:00pm

Chinese Opera/KaraokeFriday- 12:00-5:00pm

HEALTH SCREENINGS & SERVICES

DRIVERS�SAFETYTRAININGCOURSEby AARP for drivers 55+Call 888-AARP-NOW

OPERATIONBROWNBAGFree grocery bag to qualified individuals 60+

Pre-registration required.Call 800-984-3663Wednesday 8:30am

*WISEANDWELLHEALTHSCREENINGS*for individuals ages 60+

Blood Sugar/Blood PressureCall Janel Jurosky, RNMSN 650-696-7663

1st Thursday - 9:30am

GROUPS and CLUBS

DALYCITYSENIORCITIZENSCLUBWednesday - 11:30-2:30pm

Bingo: 1-2:30

FASAFilipino American Senior Association

Monday - 1:00-4:00pmPay at the door

FIL�CAFilipino Californian Senior GroupEvery Sunday 12:30-4:30pm

Pay at the door

Mmmm...Tasty, freshly cooked meals offered daily

Monday thru Friday at 12:00pm.

$2.00 donation for seniors (60+)$7.00 for non-seniors (under 60)

Reserve early -Call 650-991-8018 before 11am daily.Monthly menus available upon request

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Computer ClassLearn and understand computer technologywith hands-onexperience, how it all works, and explore some popularapplications.Richard Baugh (AE) Register with instructorComputer Room 1-2:30 1/11-5/19 Mon thru Thu

Computer Lab* Monday-Wednesday-Friday, 10am-12:30pm* FREE* Patronsmust provide their own paper* TheComputer Lab is for adult use only! Youth are encour-aged to use the upstairs library computers during libraryhours.

Easy Line Dance for Beginners (new location)Everyone who is challenged is welcome. Come, join us,and learn the simple easy steps to the music of fox trot,waltz, polka, rumba, and more.Yolanda Pometta Register with instructor$4 per classRm. 201 11-11:45 Wed

Folklorico MexicanoNoexperience necessary.Request:Wear hard sole shoes.Classes will be given in Spanish.Yolanda Pometta Register with instructor$2 per classRm.201 5-7pm 6/2-7/28 Tue/Thu

Soul Line Dance ClassLine dancing is an entertaining and fun way to exercise,and is good for coordination. No partner necessary. Drop-in!Gladys Pebbles White Register with instructor$5.00 per classUpper Gym (Adv.)12:30-2:30pm 6/1-8/31 WedUpper Gym (Beg.)12:30-2:30pm 6/6-8/29 Mon

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Guitar LessonsWith just a few simple stay chords, you can play a widevariety ofmusical styles, including rock, country, folk, blues,jazz, and classical. We will go over guitar basics and mu-sic fundamentals. All levels and all ages are welcome.Patrick Avera Register with instructor$5 per classRoom 201 11-12:30 6/1-8/31 Wed

�Ukulele for BeginnersEnjoy learning to play this beautiful Hawaiian instrument.Course includes basic strumming, chord position and pro-gression, harmony, background history, songs, practice,and reviews. Bring your own �ukulele to each class and jointhe fun.Ke�alohinani (Elaine) Fong (V) Register with instructor$2 per classRoom 202 10-11:30 ongoingMon

Become Healthy With YogaThis class includes: practice yoga, meditation (beginnerslove), healing fingers (mudra), and massage techniques(prana, chadras). This will help you with your health, emo-tions, breathing, metabolism, and your body ailments.Dr. Liliana McLean Register with instructor$3 per classUpperGym 10-11 6/2-8/30 Tue/Thu

Exercise GroupCome join us as we enjoy a fun and easy way to exerciseand get fit. A great way to stay active and energized.Free to attend Register with instructorUpperGym 10-11 Mon/Wed/Fri

Karaoke TherapyIf you are in need of some relief, here is the remedy - amusical treatment of words and melody. There is a songfor you, there is a song for me.Whether sung in tune or offkey, it is sure to lift our spirits harmoniously.Pete Lumpkins (V) Register with instructorFree to attendRoom 202 1-2:30 pm ongoingWed

Zen & the Art of Knitting, AdvancedThis class will use easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruc-tions that will provide a sound basis for intermediate levelprojects. Wewill incorporate stress reduction techniques,as well as skills that will enable you to unleash your cre-ativity. Participants will complete at least one project whileworking at their own pace.Class size is limited to ensureone-on-one interaction.Carole Warner (V) Register with instructorFree to attendConference Room 10am-12pm ongoingMon/Tue

ENR ICHMENTDrum Circle ClassDrumming helps you use rhythm to connect withothers and get in tune with yourself. No priorknowledge of drumming or music is necessary .Participants must bring their own percussive and/or non-percussive instruments every Friday.David Jaberi Register with instructor$2 per classRm. 201 1:00-2:00 6/3-8/26 Fri


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English ClassImprove your oral andwritten communications. Learn to useappropriate expressions and expand your vocabulary.All lev-els of English are welcome.Aldona Watts Register with instructorFree to attendRms. 202/203 10am-1pm August

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