Eva Corbin
The Road to Driving Wellness –
Wednesday, July 8
Co-sponsored by the Area Agency on Aging and the AARP Mature
Driver Safety Course.
Most seniors want to continue driving as long as possible. This
workshop is designed to help older drivers stay on the road,
safely. The Road to Driving Wellness focuses on teaching seniors
how to maintain their health for driving. You will learn about the
physical changes that occur with aging; changes that can affect
your body, physiology, and vision. Practical strategies will be
given on things that can be done to compensate for these changes,
and improve a senior’s ability to continue to drive. Topics covered
will include: How to assess your driving abilities, transportation
alternatives and resources, hints for choosing the right car for
maximum safety, guidelines for giving your vehicle, a “Car Fit”
review, light exercises to improve strength & range of motion,
and information on specialized safety equipment for autos
Note: The Driving Wellness Workshop does not allow for a
discount on your automobile insurance.
Time: 9:30-11:00 a.m. Cost: $8
Please sign-up in advance at the front desk.
“Painted Ladies”-San Francisco Victorian Homes Tour, Friday,
July 17
Local Historian Craig Smith will escort us on this trip to the
“City by the Bay.” We will view the finest neighborhoods, and see
the best examples of Victorian architecture. The real treat will be
a private tour of three of San Francisco’s most beautiful Victorian
homes. First on the list is The Queen Anne Hotel, built in 1892.
Known as the “jewel of Victorian architecture,” this lovely hotel
exudes warmth, charm, and elegance. Next we stop at The
Shannon-Kavanaugh House, which was also built in 1892. After lunch
on your own at the Ferry Building Marketplace, our last stop will
be at The Reutlinger House, built in 1886. This house is a fine
example of Italianate architecture, and is furnished with a prized
collection of antiques.
Time: 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Cost: $54R/$64NR
Please sign-up in advance at the front desk.

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