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KCCA Newsletter — JUNE 2016 1JUNE 2016 Volume X, Issue 6
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Submitted by Denny Gelfand,
KCCA Board of Directors President
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
June looks to be a busy month, with graduations, weddings, and don’t forget Father’s Day! I hope you all have a good month with safe travels. Also in June, we will be seating our new Board of Directors (BOD) for the next year. As of the date of this writing, we do not know who will be elected or re-elect-ed to serve. However, since this Newsletter should be in your hands days prior to the election, I would like to ask every one of you to please get out and vote for your next KCCA Board of Directors.
MONTHLY MUSICAL: Beaverton Community BandSubmitted by Shirley Frank
It’s time once again to celebrate with
The Beaverton Community Band, a
favorite with our King City residents.
This Monthly Musical presentation will
be on Sunday, June 12th, at 2:00pm
in the King City Clubhouse. This band
was formally organized in 1978, but has a
history that goes back much further than
that. They are an all volunteer group of
60-75 adult musicians who love concert
band music and have a willingness to share their
talents with the public.
This year, the band will be performing under the
direction of Martin Sobelman, who was new to the
group last year. They will be sharing a wide variety of
music, including marches, symphonic transcriptions,
easy listening pops, swing, and patriotic. During the
Summer, you’ll often find the band at community
events such as the Beaverton Farmer’s Market, the
City’s Picnics in the Park, and concerts on the lawn
of the Beaverton City Library. This past year, the
KCCA BOD ELECTION DAY — MAY 31
For those of you who missed the May BOD meet-ing, your Board voted to interpret the rules govern-ing Absentee Ballots to allow Absentee Ballots to be picked up prior to the day of the election and returned any time up to and including the day of the election. For those of you who will not be available to come to the Clubhouse to vote in person on Tuesday, May 31, please stop by the offi ce with your resident ID and pick
up an Absentee Ballot up until the day before the elec-
tion. (Contact the offi ce if you work during the day and need to pick up your ballot outside regular offi ce hours.)
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT THIS PAST
YEAR AND FOR VOTING FOR YOUR NEXT YEAR’S
HARD-WORKING KCCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS!
Beaverton Community Band
Band has done concerts benefiting the
Oregon Food Bank, Christmas Concerts
in Beaverton, and concerts at several
assisted living facilities.
We will also be honoring June birth-
days and anniversaries. The usual raffle
drawings will be held, and as we have
done for many years, a free-will offer-
ing will be taken for the Band after this
performance.
A big thank you goes to Diana Gaydon of Summer
Creek Realty, who will be responsible for providing
refreshments following the concert. Thanks also
to our sponsors, Columbia State Bank and KCCA,
who make it possible for us to provide these monthly
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NEWS & NOTES
FROM THE
OFFICE
4 On Thursday, June 16th, at
4:00pm, Marie Escamilla
from Heart Saver LLC will
be here to train those in-
terested in how to use our
AED defi brillators. Please
call the offi ce to RSVP.
4 Our Summer New Resi-
dent Orientation will hap-
pen on Thursday, June
23rd, at 7:00pm. Please
call the offi ce if you have
any questions.
4 A REMINDER to please
clean up after your pets!
We’re fi elding many more
complaints of folks waking
up to a mess in their yards.
4 Please note: Until further
notice, the Board of Di-
rectors Meetings will
be held in the evening,
starting at 6:30.
L A R CLANDSCAPE,
ARCHITECTURAL &
COMPLIANCE REVIEW
COMMITTEE
A reminder from the LARC Com-
mittee to keep garbage and recy-
cling bins hidden from street view
when it’s NOT pickup day.
This is also a good time to remind
folks to make sure your outdoor
lamps are working and lit up.
KCCA Newsletter — JUNE 2016 3
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or supplement your retirement income.
Learn about selling your life insurance policy to ease your financial burden.
Come Learn More at our Educational Session:
Thursday, June 23 – 3:00 – 4:00 PM KCCA CLUBHOUSE, King City, OR
Coffee and desserts will be provided.
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H IMPORTANT DATES H
Please note the following dates
and times on your calendar:
H Thursday, June 2nd, 12:30pm — AARP
Smart Driver Safety in the Clubhouse
H Monday, June 6th, 2:00pm — KC Music
Club Performance in the Clubhouse
H Monday, June 6th, 6:30pm — BINGO in
the Clubhouse
H Tuesday, June 7th, 10:00am — BOD
Workshop in the Clubhouse Meeting Room
H Thursday, June 9th, 12:30pm — AARP
Smart Driver Safety in the Clubhouse
H Thursday, June 9th, 5:00pm — Hello
Neighbors Happy Hour in the Clubhouse
H Sunday, June 12th, 2:00pm — Monthly
Musical in the Clubhouse
H Tuesday, June 14th, 6:30pm — Monthly
BOD Meeting in the Clubhouse Meeting
Room
H Thursday, June 16th, 4:00pm — AED
Defibrillator Training in the Clubhouse
H Thursday, June 16th, 6:30pm — BINGO
in the Clubhouse
H Thursday, June 23rd, 7:00pm — New
Resident Orientation in the Clubhouse
programs. Set aside the date above (remember it’s
a Sunday!) to come and enjoy the wonderful music
and goodies and meet your neighbors.
MONTHLY MUSICALS ARE
PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:
KCCA Newsletter — JUNE 2016 5
Last month we hoped for warmer, fairer weather so we could enjoy time on the Clubhouse patio for our May BYOBev-erage HAPPY HOUR.
Well, the power of positive thinking works!! Our May BYOBeverage night was a huge and festive success with over 75 residents enjoying the twinkling lights, lovely guitar music, and great Mexican style food as the sun set over our lovely golf course. Of course, the lively group gathering in and outside of the Lounge area made for much of the festive atmosphere. The 50/50 added a new member to its growing list of win-ners, with Jack Croll taking home $58 in prize money. Then, how about the great decorations? Wendy Marchant, our Committee’s “Creative Director,” led a group in producing the colorful, adorable piñatas. What a lot of fun that was! Don’t you wish you could have been a fly on the wall listening to a group of ladies as they wrapped fringed crepe paper around a cardboard shaped donkey? Yup, there were choice comments in abundance. What really needs to be said here is that the HELLO NEIGHBORS SOCIAL COMMITTEE is a hard work-ing group coming up with fresh ideas to add vitality to the social life of our community. Over the past few years, we have evolved from a small committee primarily meeting the needs of our new residents to the growing one of today focusing on ALL of our residents. With today’s changing and diverse community, we are looking to offer inclusive and enjoyable events.Just recently, we have added new members Carol Schultz and Peg Beckwith to our committee, who have added some great ideas for future events. Anyone may come to our meetings to see what we are all about, to share their ideas, or just to observe how the thoughts and ideas spill from the nooks and crannies of our minds and become the fun events you all are enjoying. Don’t miss this month’s BYOBeverage on June 9th, when we’ll celebrate Summer. Our pool will have just opened and the warm weather will really have settled in. There won’t be a swimsuit contest…PROMISE! But there will be a good time.
Hello Neighbors
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Southwest Corridor Republican ClubSubmitted by Billie Reynolds
Some negative concepts just
won’t go away peacefully, such
as the continual pressure to build
more light rail, a concept of the 1890’s which has
outgrown its usefulness in this modern time. In No-
vember, the City of Tigard will vote on whether they
want the plans for more light rail after all the other var-
ied plans have been unable to pass muster with the
people. There will not be the proposed tunnel under
OHSU, costing $8.5 billion; there will not be the tunnel
to the Portland State Campus; but they are still hoping
for some light rail to come to Bridgeport. “They” in
this case are Tri-Met and Metro and some who stand
to make money from such a project.
Come on Wednesday, June 8th, and get your update
on the proposed plans, and ideas to find genuine
solutions to the traffic problems of our area—that
are cost effective as well. Steve Schopp, Tim Esau,
and several others with knowledge and expertise will
be discussing light rail and its developmental and
operational costs. Oregon does not have the money
for such projects, and the Federal DOT does not.
That leaves you and me to pay for a non-solution to
our traffic problems.
The Southwest Corridor Republican Club will
meet and greet at 6:30, and the meeting will begin
at 7:00. The King City Clubhouse is located at 15452
SW 116th Avenue.
King City Civic Association does not endorse any political party, nor candidates for election to offi ce, whether partisan or nonparti-
san. The views expressed in these articles are those of the clubs and do not necessarily refl ect the views of the Board of Directors
or staff of KCCA. We provide meeting space and newsletter space for these clubs as a service to our residents.
East Washington County Democratic Caucus (EWCDC)Submitted by Diane Tyhurst
The May 2016 program was
canceled due to a double booking
by the speaker.
In June, the East Washington County Democrats
will welcome a panel of speakers to discuss the ex-
pansion and development of land in the southwest
Portland area. On the panel will be Metro Council Dis-
trict 3’s Craig Dirksen, who serves on Metro’s trans-
portation advisory committee. Dirksen is an advocate
for a complete transportation system with the proper
balance of streets, highways, transit, and active trans-
portation facilities to support economic development
and people’s quality of life. Also on the panel will be
local mayors and council members from surrounding
municipalities such as King City, Tigard, and Tualatin.
The panel will talk about land development around the
new Beaverton High School on Scholls Ferry Road
and how this large development will affect the tax
structure, road systems, and boundaries in southwest
Portland.
The East Washington County Democrats meet on
the fi rst Thursday of each month at 7:00pm in the King
City Clubhouse. There will be no meetings in July and
August due to the vast number of political activities
going on this Summer with picnics and conventions
based around the November presidential election.
Please everyone, exercise your right to vote.
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King City Artists’
GuildSubmitted by
Lynn Wolfe
The painting theme for May was “Door-ways & Arches,” which proved to be a challenge for us.
But we were eventually able to produce some delightful results. We are about to enter our “relax & renew” summer season when we do not have business meetings or news articles, and painting weekly is for those of us who are still in town. We do have a theme for summer: “Creatures of the Garden,” which includes fairies, gnomes, bugs, animals, etc. During the month of June this year, we will exhibit a sampling of our artwork in the food court of the Tualatin New Seasons store. Customers had the entire month to enjoy our paintings as they had their coffee and bakery snacks. Prolific artist Laurie Svec had paintings in two recent shows: the annual Tigard Art Walk and the Village Gallery of Arts’ Art Adoption, who held exhib-its in which she participated. She has the talent and energy to do these even while painting for the viewing pleasure of King City residents in our gallery.
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Sne
ake
rs
Str
eng
th &
Con
diti
onin
g10
-11
:00
am
CH
– T
ai C
hi11
:30
am-1
:30
pm C
H –
Lad
ies'
Gol
f S
ack
Lun
cheo
n12
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-3:1
5pm
MP
–A
fter
noon
P
inoc
hle
12:3
0-4
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pm
MR
– W
omen
's
Gol
f Bri
dg
e1
-5:0
0pm
CC
–K
C R
oyal
ty R
ed H
ats
1:1
5-3
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pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
9-1
1:0
0am
A/C
– C
eram
ics
Wks
hp9
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am-1
0:4
5pm
CC
– T
igar
d W
IN9
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-10
:15
am C
H–
Fitn
ess
and
Fun
10:0
0am
-12
:00
n M
P –
Rep
ublic
an
Wom
en D
iscu
ssio
n G
roup
12:3
0-4
:30
pm
CC
– L
adie
s' B
rid
ge1
-5:0
0p
m C
H –
Dup
lica
te B
rid
ge
1-4
:00
pm
MP
– C
rib
ba
ge
Clu
b6
-10
:00
pm
MP
– P
inoc
hle
6:3
0-8
:30
pm
CH
– B
OA
RD
OF
DIR
EC
TO
RS
ME
ET
ING
7-8
:00
pm C
C –
PM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
8:3
0-9
:30
am M
R–
Lio
ns B
oard
Mtg
9a
m-2
pm
CH
Pa
tio –
Men
's C
lub
10a
m-1
2n
MR
– L
AR
C C
omm
ittee
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
C –
Silv
er S
nea
kers
S
tren
gth
& C
ond
ition
ing
1-4
:00
pm
A/C
– P
oker
1:1
5-3
:15
pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd1
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-4:3
0p
m M
R –
Mex
ica
n Tr
ain
2-4
:00
pm
CH
– M
us
ic C
lub
P
erf
orm
an
ce
4:30
-6:3
0pm
CH
–Law
n B
owlin
g C
lub
6:3
0-9
:30
pm
CH
– B
ING
O7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s7
-9:0
0pm
CC
– C
amer
a C
lub
Boa
rd
8-9
:00
am
CC
–W
ate
r A
erob
.9
:30
-11
am C
C–
Trav
el C
lub
Brd
Mtg
10-1
1:0
0a
m M
P –
Fou
r P
illa
rs o
f R
etir
emen
t S
emin
ar
12n-
1:0
0pm
MR
– K
C C
olor
ing
Clu
b1
-4:0
0p
m A
/C –
Pok
er1
-4:0
0p
m C
C –
Bun
co1
:15
-3:1
5p
m –
Pla
y S
huffl
eb
oard
2-4
:00
pm C
H –
Mus
ic C
lub
Pra
ctic
e2
-3:0
0pm
MR
– F
inan
ce C
omm
ittee
4:30
-6:3
0pm
CH
–Law
n B
owlin
g C
lub
6-9
:30
pm
MR
– M
exic
an
Tra
in6
:30
-7:3
0p
m W
ood
shed
Clu
b7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s7
-10
:00
pm
CH
– C
am
era
Clu
b
Com
pet
ition
Nig
ht
10-1
1:0
0a
m A
/C –
Com
put
er C
lass
: O
ther
Op
era
ting
S
yste
ms
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
9-1
1:0
0am
A/C
– C
eram
ics
Wks
hp9
:15
am-1
0:4
5pm
CC
– T
igar
d W
IN9
:15
-10
:15
am C
H–
Fitn
ess
and
Fun
10
-11
am
MR
– B
OD
Wo
rks
ho
p10
:00
am-1
2:0
0n
MP
– R
epub
lican
W
omen
Dis
cuss
ion
Gro
up12
:30
-4:3
0p
m C
C –
Lad
ies'
Bri
dge
1-5
:00
pm
CH
– D
uplic
ate
Bri
dg
e1
-4:0
0p
m M
P –
Cri
bb
ag
e C
lub
6-1
0:0
0p
m M
P –
Pin
ochl
e7
-8:0
0p
m C
C –
PM
Wa
ter
Aer
obic
s 7
-8:3
0p
m M
R –
Tua
latin
Va
lley
Qui
lt G
uild
Boa
rd M
eetin
g
8-9
:00
am
CC
–A
M W
ate
r Aer
obic
s9
:30
-10
:30
am
MP
– T
ai C
hi9
:30
-11
:00
am
MP
– H
ello
N
eig
hbor
s &
Soc
ial C
omm
ittee
10-1
1:0
0a
m M
R –
Bib
le S
tud
y (B
ook
of P
salm
s)10
:00
am
-3:0
0p
m C
C –
Ma
h Jo
ngg
Clu
b1
:15
-3:1
5p
m –
Pla
y S
huffl
eb
oard
6:3
0-1
0:3
0p
m M
R –
Ca
nast
a7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
C –
Silv
er S
nea
kers
S
tren
gth
& C
ond
ition
ing
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
H –
Ta
i Chi
12n-
4:0
0p
m C
C –
Pri
vate
Mee
ting
12:1
5-3
:15
pm M
P–
Aft
erno
on
Pin
ochl
e12
:30
-4:0
0p
m M
R –
Wom
en's
G
olf B
rid
ge
1:1
5-3
:15
pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd6
:30
-8:3
0pm
– In
tro
to S
huffl
eboa
rd
Clin
ic7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s7
-9:0
0p
m C
H –
Rep
ublic
ans
Clu
b
8-9
:00
am
CC
–W
ate
r A
erob
ics
9-1
1:3
0a
m M
P –
Thu
rsd
ay
Kni
ttin
g &
Cro
chet
ing
Gro
up9
-11
:00
am A
/C –
Cer
amic
s W
kshp
9:1
5-1
0:1
5am
CH
–Fi
tnes
s an
d Fu
n9
:45
-11
:10
am
CC
– T
.O.P
.S. C
lub
10-1
1:3
0a
m M
R –
KC
Bib
le S
tud
y11
:00
am-1
2:0
0n
CH
–L
ine
Dan
cing
12:3
0-3
:30
pm
CH
– A
AR
P S
ma
rt
Dri
ver
Sa
fety
1-4
:00
pm
MP
– A
rtis
ts' G
uild
2-4
:00
pm
CC
– P
hase
10
Ca
rds
5-7
:00
pm
CH
– H
ELL
O
NE
IGH
BO
RS
HA
PP
Y H
OU
R7
-8:3
0p
m M
P–
Ga
rden
Vill
a
Boa
rd M
eetin
g7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s
2-4
:00
pm
CH
–
M
ON
TH
LY
MU
SIC
AL
8-9
:00
am
CC
–A
M W
ate
r Aer
obic
s9
:30
-10
:30
am
MP
– T
ai C
hi10
-11
:00
am
MR
– B
ible
Stu
dy
(Boo
k of
Psa
lms)
10:0
0a
m-3
:00
pm
CC
– M
ah
Jong
g C
lub
12:3
0a
m-3
:30
pm
MP
–
Ima
gin
atio
n a
nd C
olla
ge
1:1
5-3
:15
pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd6
:30
-10
:30
pm
MR
– C
ana
sta
7-8
:00
pm C
C –
PM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
C –
Silv
er S
nea
kers
S
tren
gth
& C
ond
ition
ing
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
H –
Ta
i Chi
12n-
4:0
0p
m C
C –
Pri
vate
Mee
ting
12:1
5-3
:15
pm M
P–
Aft
erno
on
Pin
ochl
e12
:30
-4:0
0p
m M
R –
Wom
en's
G
olf B
rid
ge
1:1
5-3
:15
pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd3
-5:0
0p
m C
H –
Rev
ive
Wor
ks
Rem
odel
ing
Ha
ppy
Hou
r7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
ater
Aer
obic
s
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
9-1
1:3
0a
m M
P –
Thu
rsd
ay
Kni
ttin
g &
Cro
chet
ing
Gro
up9
-11
:00
am A
/C –
Cer
amic
s W
kshp
9:1
5-1
0:1
5am
CH
–Fi
tnes
s an
d Fu
n9
:45
-11
:10
am
CC
– T
.O.P
.S. C
lub
10-1
1:3
0a
m M
R –
KC
Bib
le S
tud
y11
:00
am-1
2:0
0n
CH
–L
ine
Dan
cing
11:3
0a
m-3
:00
pm
CH
– K
C
Ap
art
men
ts S
umm
er P
icni
c11
:30
-12
:30
pm
MR
– T
ree
Com
m.
2-4
:00
pm
CC
– P
hase
10
Ca
rds
2-6
:00
pm
MP
– P
riva
te E
vent
4-5
:00
pm
Tec
hnol
ogy
Ad
Hoc
Mtg
6:3
0-9
:30
pm
CH
– B
ING
O7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
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Aer
obic
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Wat
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erob
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A/C
– C
eram
ics
Wks
hp9
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-10
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pm
CC
– T
iga
rd W
IN9
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-10
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am C
H–
Fitn
ess
and
Fun
12:3
0-4
:30
pm
CC
– L
adie
s' B
rid
ge1
-5:0
0p
m C
H –
Dup
lica
te B
rid
ge
1-4
:00
pm
MP
– C
rib
ba
ge
Clu
b6
-10
:00
pm
MP
– P
inoc
hle
7-8
:00
pm C
C –
PM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
8-9
:00
am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
C –
Silv
er S
nea
kers
S
tren
gth
& C
ond
ition
ing
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
H –
Ta
i Chi
12:1
5-3
:15
pm M
P–
Aft
erno
on
Pin
ochl
e12
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-4:0
0p
m M
R –
Wom
en's
G
olf B
rid
ge
1:1
5-3
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pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd1
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-4:3
0p
m C
C –
Bun
co B
ab
es6
-8:0
0p
m C
C –
Gol
den
Jub
ilee:
Da
ught
ers
of th
e B
ritis
h E
mp
ire
7-8
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pm C
C –
PM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
8-9
:00
am
CC
– W
ate
r A
erob
.9
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am
MP
– T
hurs
day
Kni
ttin
g
& C
roch
etin
g G
roup
9-1
1:0
0a
m A
/C –
Cer
am
ics
Wks
hp9
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-10
:15
am
CH
–F
itnes
s a
nd F
un9
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-11
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am
CC
– T
.O.P
.S. C
lub
10-1
1:3
0a
m M
R –
KC
Bib
le S
tud
y11
:00
am
-12
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n C
H–
Lin
e D
anc
ing
1-4
:00
pm
MP
– A
rtis
ts' G
uild
2-4
:00
pm
CC
– P
hase
10
Ca
rds
3-4
:00
pm
CH
– G
WG
Life
Insu
ranc
e S
emin
ar
6-8
:00
pm
CC
– G
old
en J
ubile
e:
D
aug
hter
s of
the
Bri
tish
Em
pir
e6
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-11
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pm
CC
–N
icke
l/N
icke
l Clu
b7
-8:0
0p
m C
C –
PM
Wa
ter
Aer
obic
s7
-9:0
0p
m C
H –
New
Res
iden
t O
rien
tatio
n
8-9
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am C
C –
AM
Wat
er A
erob
ics
10-1
1:0
0a
m C
C –
Silv
er S
nea
kers
S
tren
gth
& C
ond
ition
ing
12n-
1:0
0pm
MR
– K
C C
olor
ing
Clu
b1
-4:0
0p
m A
/C –
Pok
er1
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-3:1
5p
m –
Pla
y S
huffl
eb
oard
2-4
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pm
CH
– K
C M
usic
Clu
b
Pra
ctic
e4
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-6:3
0p
m C
H –
Law
n B
owlin
g
Clu
b6
:30
-7:3
0p
m M
R –
Ro
ya
l G
ard
en
s C
on
do
BO
D M
tg7
-8:0
0pm
CC
– P
M W
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Aer
obic
s7
-9:0
0p
m C
H –
Ca
mer
a C
lub
S
how
& S
hare
Nig
ht
SATURDAY
10:0
0a
m A
/C –
C
omp
uter
Cla
ss:
Sel
ectin
g a
C
omp
uter
for
Your
G
rand
child
4:0
0p
m C
C –
Sip
&
Sup
1
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20
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= C
lubh
ouse
(fo
rmer
ly T
H –
Tow
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all)
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C =
Cro
wn
Cen
ter
• A
/C =
Art
s &
Cra
fts
Bu
ildi
ng
• M
P =
Mu
lti-P
urp
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• M
R =
Mee
tin
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C =
Kin
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OD
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erob
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0-1
0:3
0a
m M
P –
Ta
i Chi
9:3
0a
m-1
1:0
0n
MP
– H
ello
N
eig
hbor
s &
Soc
ial C
omm
ittee
10-1
1:0
0a
m M
R –
Bib
le S
tud
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ook
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salm
s)10
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C –
Ma
h Jo
ngg
Clu
b11
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H –
Shu
ffl e
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Mee
ting
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eon
1:3
0-3
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pm
– P
lay
Shu
ffl e
boa
rd6
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-10
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pm
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– C
ana
sta
7-8
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Silv
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S
tren
gth
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1-4
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A/C
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1:1
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Shu
ffl e
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Tech News Our big-screen TVs are great with the
exception of the sound. Most fl at screen televisions
have very small speakers and some are positioned on
the back of the set. The solution is to get a soundbar
or remote speakers or a wireless headset. Any of these
devices will dramatically improve the sound quality of
your TV. Stop by on June 4th to see which is best for
you.
Wondering what type of computer to buy for your
grandchild? Come to the Computer Club on June 25th
to fi nd out. We will discuss the different types of com-
puters and tablets suitable for kids.
Tech Tip The bad guys are always trying to fool us. Don’t fall
for the phone scams that pretend to be from Microsoft
saying that something is wrong with your computer.
Microsoft will never call you. Also, hang up on the call
pretending to be from the IRS—they will never call you.
When using your computer, don’t click on any of the
ads that say they will fi x or speed up your computer.
And never call any of the phone numbers that show up
in pop-up ads. They are all scams.
Computer Class Topics (Classes are at 10:00am on Satur-
days in the Arts & Crafts Building.)
June 4 - Speakers and Soundbars
June 11 - Other Operating Systems
June 18 - Digital Camera Class
June 25 - Selecting a Computer for
Your Grandchild
For more information, contact:
Marie VanderWeele, 503-624-1973
Jeanine Peyton, 503-443-1704
Ted Walling, 503-598-8067
Mark Mehall, 503-481-4188
Visit the Computer Club’s
website:
www.kingcitycomputer.club
Tech News and Tips from the Computer ClubSubmitted by Mark Mehall
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In using this collage process, everyone becomes an instant artist. Gather together your intuition and imagination, cut out some images, and presto, you create your first collage card. Eventually, you will have your own deck of collage cards that fit together in a meaningful way. Together we discover these images act as symbols and speak to the
essence of who and what we are. We will experience how consciousness can be transformed, resulting in increased understanding that gives meaningful shape to our life. We create 5” x 8” cards with images cut from magazines and books, and all your materials are furnished. Examples of our cards are on display in the Multi-
Purpose Room. If you want further information, go to www.soulcollage.com. There you will find videos, and people sharing their experiences from all over the world. New people are always welcome. Sharon has done graduate work in Art Therapy and is a Spiritual Director and past member of WSO (Wa-tercolor Society of Oregon). Please call Sharon if you have any questions or would like to attend the class: 503-758-6904.
Where: Multi-Purpose Room in KCCA Clubhouse
When: 12:30-3:00pm, fi rst and third Friday of the month. June 3 and 17.
Costs: $10.00 per class (this is a $25 value)
King City Tuesday Afternoon Cribbage Club
Submitted by Sharlee Bortz
Do you play cribbage? We’re looking for players who enjoy the game to join our Tuesday afternoon club. We play six games of three- or four-handed cribbage. We meet at 12:45pm in the Clubhouse Multi-Purpose Room. Play begins promptly at 1:00. You do not need to be a King City resident to play. For more information, call Jack Croll at 503-747-2766 or Bev Kirk at 503-598-9414. Following are the winners for the month of April:
April 5: Winners unavailable April 12: 1st - Joe Gamiao 2nd - Bill McEvoy 3rd - Gary CurtisApril 19: 1st - Joe Gamiao 2nd - George Patton and Dale Hass (tie)April 26: 1st - George Patton 2nd - Bill McEvoy 3rd - Sharlee Bortz and Valerie Schuyler (tie)
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King CityTuesday Night
Pinochle ClubSubmitted by Pearl Sprague
The Tuesday Night Pinochle Club reports the fol-
lowing scores for the month of April:
4/5: Bev Speck - 9330, Betty Vanderpool - 8020
4/12: Harriet Holmes - 8790, Bev Speck - 7150
4/19: Dee Moser - 8610, Anna Lunsford - 8150
4/26: Belle Wilder - 10,020, Candis Blodgett -
7990.
Thanks to Betty Vanderpool for being hostess for
the month.
The Tuesday Night Pinochle Club meets every
Tuesday night at 5:45 in the clubhouse Multi-Purpose
Room. Play begins at 6:00pm. All players are wel-
come. You do not need to be a resident nor do you
need a partner.
For more information, call Pearl Sprague at 503-
922-9432 or Lou Elmer at 503-598-6602.
King City Wednesday Afternoon
Pinochle ClubSubmitted by Pearl Sprague
The King City Wednesday Afternoon Pinochle Club
announces the following high scores for the month of
April:
4/6: Marietta Davis - 8420, Gene Smiley - 8270
4/13: Frank Walker - 9270, Pam Lewis - 8560
4/20: Marietta Davis - 8730, Gene Smiley - 8660
4/27: Gene Smiley - 10,380, Pam Lewis - 9530.
Congratulations to Gene Smiley and Pam Lewis for
their double run.
The Wednesday Afternoon Pinochle Club meets
at 12:15pm in the clubhouse Multi-Purpose Room.
Play begins at 12:30. If you are looking for a fun-
filled afternoon of cards, come and meet the group.
For more information, call Belle Wilder at 503-598-0278.
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King City Music Club
Submitted by
Liz Schenk
On May 2, the King City Music Club once again presented a show for the community, in the clubhouse. This talented group began the show with a couple of sprightly oldies, “Nice & Easy” and “Don’t Get around Much Anymore.” Joyce Strassberg began the solos with “What a Wonderful World,” and who can hear that beautiful melody without thinking of dear Louie Armstrong? Barbara Parks and Fran Walston joined forces in a duet, with “Are You Lonesome Tonight?”. Fran then sang “East of the Sun,” dazzling one and all once again. “Hello, Young Lovers,” beauti-fully done by Vernon Coates, was followed by Elsa Malcom with “All I do is Dream of You.” “They Say That Falling in Love Is Wonderful,” sung next by Rich Haller, was wonderful. Our sunny days and warm weather seem to be bringing out the very best of talent in this group. Sharon Baker entertained next with “Hello Again,” and Jo Ann Brinkman laid down her baton long enough to offer “They Can’t Take That Away From Me,” followed by Bill Lowe with “Young At Heart.” Liz Schenk sang next, offering one of the songs everyone will remember from Tony Bennett and Sinatra days, “The Way You Look Tonight.” Barbara Parks returned and gave a great ren-dition of “Misty,” and the solos came to an end with Muriel Dresser singing “Teach Me Tonight.” The program ended with two other well remem-bered songs. This musical club does such posi-tive things for the members, socially and emotionally, and the members invite one and all to come enjoy the monthly shows on the fi rst Monday of each month. Everyone is invited to come listen or to join the group. It’s a great way to add fun and humor to your lives. The next show will be on June 6 at 2:00, in the clubhouse. Please come join, or just enjoy!
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Tigard Senior Center Luncheon As many of you know, the Senior
Luncheon is no longer held at the KCCA
Clubhouse. As of November, the event
was moved to the Tigard Senior Center. If you are in need
of a ride, please contact Miriam Crow at 503-670-9338. The
bus leaves the KCCA Clubhouse at 11:30am and returns to
the Clubhouse at 1:00pm.
Come join us for beginning/ intermediate line danc-ing in the Ballroom every Thursday, 11am to 12 noon. Wear shoes comfortable for dancing. $3.00/hour. Questions: call Nancy Schmidt, 503-598-7687.
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COLUMBIA RIVER STERNWHEELER
The King City Travel Club trip on July 20, 2016 will
be the “Historic Columbia River Scenic Waterway”
on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler. This cruise
is only offered on Wednesdays during the month of
June through September. During this special fi ve-
hour excursion, a narrator will describe the land-
marks of the Gorge, its history, and all the beauty
of the Gorge from Cascade Locks to the Bonneville
Dam, where the Sternwheeler will enter the locks. It
will glide past such natural and historic landmarks
as Multnomah Falls, Beacon Rock, and Vista House.
The cruise will begin with a continental breakfast
T R A V E LT R A V E LKing City Travel Club News
Submitted by Dee Schiavone
and later a buffet lunch which includes dessert, tea or
coffee. There is a full-service bar, where drinks may be
purchased but are not included in the cost of the trip.
The cost of the trip is $100.00, which includes
transportation, the cruise, breakfast, buffet lunch, and
all fees and gratuities.
Reservations must be made by July 11, 2016. No
refunds will be made after that date. Each traveler
must be a member of the King City Travel Club and
have paid their $4.00 annual dues. If not, the mem-
bership may be paid when you make your reservation.
Please put the $4.00 into a separate envelope marked
“membership.” If you have a caregiver, that person
must have their own paid reservation and club mem-
bership. Please deposit your payment into the mail
slot in the administrative offi ce at the Clubhouse. Be
sure to indicate the name of the trip on the envelope.
The bus will depart the KCCA library parking lot
promptly at 8:30am. Please arrive in time to sign in
and choose your seat on the bus. We will return to the
same location at approximately 5:00pm. For reserva-
tions, please call Beverly or Jim Kirk at 503-598-9414.
16 KCCA Newsletter — JUNE 2016
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IT’S PARADE TIME AGAIN!
Bows, bells, balls, and balloons will adorn
the many golf carts expected to compete in
the Firecracker Golf Cart Parade July 3rd
at 4:00pm.
Sponsored in part by McCann’s, the carts
will assemble in the Clubhouse parking lot
in plenty of time to make their way to Pacific
Pointe Retirement Inn, where residents there will judge the winners.
Sign-up sheets are posted in the Pro Shop, the Clubhouse, and the Crown Center
for those interested in competing in this event. “If you have a golf cart, decorate it
and join the fun,” said Dianne Wilson, the parade chairperson.
The parade starts and ends at the KCCA Clubhouse on 116th. The route, which
forms a large oval, is down Royalty Parkway, on Queen Elizabeth to and from Pacific Pointe, down Royalty
Parkway to King Charles, up King Charles, and then along King George to 116th and the Clubhouse.
Although this is a fun and festive event, it also serves as a sobering reminder of the sacrifice by so many
who have secured our independence so we can celebrate it.
For additional information, contact Dianne Wilson (503-639-7476; [email protected]), or Roy Armour
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King City Shuffl board Club
Submitted by Katie Keane
The June Shuffl eboard Club
meeting and luncheon will be
held Friday, June 24, in the club-
house. The club meeting starts at
11:30am with a salad luncheon at
noon, followed by shuffl eboard at
1:30pm.
During the luncheon, the club
will have a “not so good bottle of
wine” raffl e.
Shuffl eboard games are on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 1:15pm. Membership is $15
per year. Membership gives you
unlimited access to the shuffl e-
board building.