… · 2016-08-16 · 4 march volunteer: jim weglarz volunteer of the month it isn’t every day...

MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

2323 Woodlands Blvd., Castle Rock, CO 80104

Office: 303.688.9498 Fax: 303.814.1035 Email: [email protected]

www.castlerockseniorcenter.org

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The Official Monthly Publication of the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center

W H AT ’ S I N S I D E

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Recognitions & Volunteering 3

Rockworthy 4

Health & Wellness 5

Fundraising Rocktivities 6

Advertisements 7

Rockin’ Happenings 8

More Rockin’ Happenings 9

Calendar 10-11

What’s Going on this Month 12-13

Of Interest 14

Advertisements 15

Around the Community 16

Our Rockin’ Members 17

What’s Been Happening 18

Rockin’ Activity Sign-Up Sheet 19

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

President Doris Rollins

Vice-Presidents Phyllis Tumey

Open

Secretary Vivien Semryck

Treasurer Chuck Pauley

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Activities Joan Goldberg

Community Liaison Al Wonstolen

Facilities Mark Schoeberl

Membership Jim Decker

Sports Coordinator Open

Transportation Bill Kelly

STAFF

Executive Director Debbi Haynie

[email protected]

Assistant Director Deb Santy

[email protected]

Volunteer Coord/Adm. Asst Steph Schroeder [email protected]

Transportation Manager Valerie Dille

[email protected]

Front Desk Coordinator Tina Whitby

[email protected]

ASSOCIATES

Accountant Greg Bell, CPA

Legal Advisor Wendy Monteith

Wellness Coordinator Colleen Morton, R.N.

Kitchen Coordinator Kay Wolfe

Center contact information: Phone: 303.688.9498

Fax: 303.814.1035

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A Note From Your Director

¨ New to volunteering? Please complete a Volunteer Application, available at

the front desk, to become a registered Volunteer. Also, every Volunteer

should have one on file, even if you’ve been volunteering for years.

This has been quite a winter, but spring is on its way. I want to

thank you for your patience and your flexibility this long winter with not only a lot of ice and snow, but also a lot of difficulties navi-

gating the parking lot during the roof construction. Hopefully by

the time you read this the roof will be completed. I know how much

of a struggle it’s been for all of you trying to get to the Center. Thanks for not

giving up.

I want to tell you about an exciting upgrade to our Senior Center – our new

database. We are in the process of moving our records to a central cloud-based

database program used by Senior Centers across the country. It will be a foundation for our future, but will also allow us to be more efficient now. You, as

members, really won’t be affected until we move into a later phase with

touch-screen sign-in at the Center. We ask for some patience during this process,

as the staff begins learning the system, and we apologize for any glitches that may

occur in our membership records as we make the transition.

Look at all the exciting things coming up this month and beyond at our Center,

some of them old favorites and others that will start new traditions. For something

new, I can’t wait for the afternoon when we create a piano bar right here in our great room; I can hear you singing now. Our annual Volunteer Appreciation

Luncheon will be on April 1st with a “Run for the Roses” Kentucky Derby theme

being planned by Steph. Please realize that this event is for registered Volunteers;

we must have an accurate count to give the caterers so please register at the front

desk to receive your ticket by March 15th. We appreciate your understanding.

We are excited to announce that our first Senior Life Expo was so successful last

year that we have expanded it this year, moving to the Douglas County Events Center on April 21st from 3:00-7:00 PM. Many volunteers, both those at Senior

Center tables as well as event assistance, are needed for this event to be successful.

Please see Steph if you are able to help out that afternoon. We hope you will also

invite family members to attend to talk to organizations from throughout the county

involved in all types of senior programs. ~ Debbi

Kay had been volunteering for our VOA lunches and was a natural moving into our part-time position overseeing our VOA lunch program, potlucks and other events involving food. Kay is a ball of energy who is always trying new things - did you know that she taught herself to quilt recently and spends much of her free time quilting and giving away what she makes? She says it’s her goal to get better at crafting, but most everyone who sees what she makes sees no need for improvement. She also loves to cook and shares her passion with her husband of 45 years, Ben, who is always taking her goodies to work at Home Depot, so he’s a very popular guy there. Kay was raised in Texas but moved here to be closer to her daughter. She realizes just how precious life is after having lost another grown daughter. She has 2 granddaughters and 2 great granddaughters. She and Ben also love to golf, bowl and truly enjoy spending time doing things together. Kay says she got into volunteering after she sold her business here, because she loves people and being active. “I love the people here,” she says, “and I love sharing my life with them.”

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Charlotte Adair

Larry Adams

Alice Aldridge Dennis

Louisa Allen

Jack Asbridge

Juli Asbridge

Marilyn Asbridge

Tom Becker

Nancy Bendure

Shirley Bird

Kathy Breth

Cherie Brey

Jean Brock

Rose Brown

David Bybee

Susan Bybee

Ruth Calderon

Pat Caluori

Carolyn Cantellini

Fran Cason

Nelda Comeau

Kathleen Cooledge

Dolores Coyne

EJ Crumine

Dan Daley

Linda Daley

Sally Davis

Ida DeChellis

Jim Decker

Bonnie Dews

Jean Di Bartolomeo

Mary Dietrich

Alexandra Domashovetz

Paul Donahue

Sara Dunn

Esther Durkin

Genie Dykstra

Rick Eddy

Christie Einspahr

Pat Eskoz

Lori Foster

Beverly Frindt

Phyllis Frindt

Bernie Funk

Jim Gantner

Joan Goldberg

Gene Gray

Jim Green

Sandy Guidry

Larry Hamilton

Rolene Hanson

Marilyn Harding

Bernie Headley

Emma Herman

Charles Holverstott

Maggie Janick

Lorraine Johnson

Wes Johnson

Inge Jones

Shawn Jones

Ken Kania

Julia Keeler

Bill Kelly

Donna Kime

George Kirwin

Mary Lacey

Steve Lockwood

Darlene Lohr

Ted Lohr

Esther Long

Betty Lucero-Turner

Judy Marko

Grace Marsden

Don Marshall

Joan Marshall

Glenda Martinez

Helen Massey

Thelma Minney

Dan Mitchell

Sheila Moggadan

Sue Moore

Jim Morris

Carol Murino

Betty Nichols

Mike Nichols

Bill Ott

Judy Parsons

Charlie Patin

Edward Persic

Milena Persic

Gayle Peterson

Betty Radvich

Jane Reimers

Jene Richardson

Sandy Richardson

Nancy Ringel

Doris Rollins

Hank Ruhl

Mike Rutkowski

Peter Rutt

Shannon Rutt

Sue Ryerson

Rod Sanders

Mark Schoeberl

Shirley Schoeberl

Vivien Semryck

Hank Slawson

Preston Shepherd

Toby Tabola

Irene Taylor

Wayne Teel

Judy Tom

Curt Thompson

Dee Thompson

Renee Tihen

Sam Tihen

Anna Troutman

Keith Troutman

Phyllis Tumey

Ida Shapiro

Phil Smith

Rich Smoski

Cloyde Snook

Lynne Staebell

Cay Stender

Pauline Stone

Joe Strahler

Sophie Stuart

Kathy Stumpf

Kate Sullivan

Monica Swartwood

THANK YOU

JANUARY Tim Urban

Raquel Van Leer

Glenn Vanicek

Jodi Vanicek

Marilyn Walker

Jim Weglarz

Ben Wolfe

Kay Wolfe

Al Wonstolen

Lyn Wonstolen

Earl Woods

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March Volunteer: Jim Weglarz

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It isn’t every day you meet a “Professional Volunteer.” That is what this month’s Volunteer of the Month is, and we are so incredibly lucky to have him here as one of our Volunteers. His resume following retirement reads like that of a corporate mogul, not someone heading off into his golden years of retire-ment. Jim Weglarz is not only a VOA Lunch Volunteer - and tuxedo-clad Jeeves whenever we need something a little fun - but he’s co-chairman for our Senior Golf League and is an active member of the fundraising and golf tournament committees. This is only what he does for the Senior Center. He’s also on the Board of Directors of the Douglas-Elbert Task Force, volun-teers weekly to pick up food from donating organizations for the Task Force, is president of Historic Douglas County, secretary of the Larkspur Historical Society, and is a long time volunteer at the National Western Stock Show and many other places.

Jim was born in Chicago in a Polish community with his siblings and his grandma - perhaps that is why he has such a special heart for seniors. He played football in high school, then received his business degree from Elmhurst College. He started working for UPS his first year of college, and never left until he retired 37 years later. UPS saw what they had in him, and never let him go. As he moved up the ranks he lived in Omaha, Denver and Louisville. He opened DIA for UPS Cargo when the new airport was built there.

Jim has 3 children and 6 grandchildren who live in San Francisco and Illinois. In 1990 he married Janet, who he lovingly refers to as his “mail order bride.” They met after she, on a dare, placed a newspaper ad looking for a date; they were trendsetters long before online dating became popular. Upon retiring, they moved back to Colorado and purchased 43 acres of land 17 miles south of Franktown, where they built their home. Ask Jim about the new love of his life - his yellow lab puppy who is joyfully consuming their lives right now. When not walking the dog or out volunteering, Jim likes to watch or do sports - he is a huge Bronco fan. He also loves to read and is an avid lover of history. He enjoys going to antique auctions and traveling. He and Janet love to visit the kids and use their timeshare weeks to travel to different places every year.

There aren’t many people who can live up to the title, “Professional Volunteer,” but Jim Weglarz is one who is. We thank him so much for the time and resources he donates not just to the Castle Rock Senior Center, but to so many worthy organizations in our area. May his passion and energy spark a desire to give back in each of us.

~ The Staff

You have chosen a great place to get involved and make great friends, and we are

so glad to welcome you to the Castle Rock Senior Center.

Membership costs $36 for an entire year, and with a $6 discount per activity for members, it pays for itself as you get involved. You can join by stopping in the Center, filling out a membership form, and paying your $36 dues. There is also

a fill-in membership form on our website: www.castlerockseniorcenter.org. We welcome you!!

Clark Anne

Marilyn Beem

June Blakeslee

Dolores Chessman

Lynn Daum

Eric Elder

Helen Feldewerth

Katherine Greene

Catherine Hughes

Len Jenkins

Bonnie Lake

Barbara Lyons

Elizabeth Michelin

Sarah Preston

Jackie Redman

Jane Reimers

Sheng Senderak

Gary and Janie Shusta

Sandra Sizemore

Cristy Slater

Rick & Roberta Taylor

Donna Thurlow

Glenn Vanicek

Please call the front desk to schedule your massage appointment. Remember, massage is good for you. It can increase circulation, relax

your tense muscles, and ease pain.

CHAIR MASSAGE By Cheryl Eastburn, Massage Therapist

Thursdays, March 3 and 17

Tuesday, March 8 Beginning at 9:00 AM

$12 for members for 20 minutes

FOOT CLINICS Medical Foot Care provided by Visiting

Nurses Association’s RNs

Wednesdays, March 2 and 16

Beginning at 9:00 AM

Cost is $30 and this is a benefit of some Kaiser plans - call VNA at 303-698-6496 prior to first appt. Don't let the fee keep you from taking care of your feet as there is some assistance available for low

income. Call the front desk to schedule.

HEARING

SCREENING CLINIC By Joanne LaPorta of Accent on Hearing

Friday, March 11


A FREE hearing screening is offered once a month

& includes cleaning/checking all types of hearing aids as well as ear wax removal. Please sign up in

advance at the front desk.

Since the risk for falls increases with every decade you age, let's look at some ways to stay

on your feet! Every year one in three adults age 65 or older experiences a fall - but less

than half tell their doctors. Also, you should know that falling once doubles your chance

of falling again. Here's one more scary statistic: every 20 minutes an older adult dies from

a fall in our country. Injuries that most often occur with a fall are a broken bone or a brain

injury. Many people are on blood thinners so a bump on the head needs to be evaluated by a physician

right away.

Here are four things that you can do to prevent falling:

1. Maintain or improve your leg strength and balance through an exercise program. We are just

finishing our third Matter of Balance class series here at the CRSC and will most likely offer this

class again in the fall. Many of you attend Silver Sneakers classes, go to the gym routinely, or

participate in our Sit and Be Fit classes.

2. Medications can cause you to be unsteady or dizzy, so ask your doctor or

pharmacist to review your medications to eliminate this risk factor.

3. You need to see where you are going, so get an annual eye checkup and make sure your glasses, if you wear them,

are up to date with your latest prescription. If you have low vision, consider attending the support group which meets

at the Senior Center, for helpful information.

4. Make your home safe by: removing clutter and tripping hazards; putting railings on all stairs; adding grab bars in the

bathroom by the toilet and tub/shower; and having good lighting, especially by stairways. And yes, removing clutter

means not having throw rugs. It's much easier to clean your carpet or floor than to have surgery for a broken hip!

Another thing you can do if you notice you are not as sure on your feet as you once were, is to consider using a cane or

walker when walking. A physical therapist can help you determine what's best for you and how to use it. These are called

"assistive devices" for a reason - they are there to assist you to exercise and keep your legs strong by walking while

maintaining your balance. Last but not least, don't forget about your feet and shoes. Painful or numb feet should be

evaluated by your doctor. Shoes should be supportive and fit your feet properly as both can affect your gait - or how you

walk. While life's accidents happen, you can reduce your chances of falling by taking some proactive steps in advance

(Source: Center for Disease Control CDC).

Colleen Morton, R.N.

Wellness Coordinator

Castle Rock Senior Center

REFLEXOLOGY By Irene Baertsch, Reflexologist

Mondays, March 7, 21 & 28

Fridays, March 4, 18 & 25


$15 for members for 30 minutes Please call the front desk to schedule, limited to one per week. By applying pressure to specific points on your hands or feet, pain or stress on

other areas of the body can be alleviated.

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FREE blood pressure checks by an RN

Date: Thurs. Mar. 10 Wed. Mar. 23

10:00-11:30 AM

No appointment needed

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Why is it that nice white

snow makes such a mess on

our cars? No one wants to drive around covered in road

grime. Purchase car wash

certificates to Castle Rock’s

MotoSpa, so you are ready

when the spring snows come

- by doing so you’ll take better care of your car and

you’ll make some money for

the Senior Center.

We hold monthly fundraisers at area restaurants

- anyone can participate by going to the particular restaurant on the particular date.

Order off the menu and pay for your meal or

carry-out as usual. As long as you turn in a

flyer, which we have in the newsletter, on the

website, and at the Center, a portion of your bill

will be donated to the Center. What an easy way for you to help in fundraising. Give them out to

friends and family to participate.

Make someone’s day - send them a card. We’ll address it if you don’t have it. What a great deal!

303.728.9799 www.CaringTransitionsDenCen.com

Advocate & Advise Seniors and families.

Providing resources to assist

throughout the transitional

phases of aging.

Stuart Shwartz - PresidentM: 303.888.4575 O: 303.759.0997

[email protected]

1454 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver, CO 80222

“Restoring your health in the comfort of your home”

• Physical & Occupational Therapy

• Speech Therapy

• Registered Dietician

• Mental Health Services

• Skilled Nursing

• Home Health Aide Services

• Social Worker

• In-home Lab Draws

• IV Therapy

• Coagulation Therapy

• Wound Care

• Post-Op Care

• Ostomy & Trach Services

(720) 376-6819 www.restorehomehealth.net

[email protected] 333 Perry St. Suite 250 Castle Rock, CO 80104

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Voted the best funeral home in

Douglas and Elbert Counties for the

last 3 years in a row.

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Compassionate Care at it’s best!

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Real Estate Services

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Residential property management for senior

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Join us for a special winter activity you’ll never forget. We will be taking a one-hour sleigh ride at Snow Mountain

Ranch, near Granby, with extraordinary high peak views, forests and a stop along the way for a campfire with marshmallow roasting and hot chocolate to warm you. We will stop in the lodge first for an all-you-can-eat buffet lunch including salad bar, hot entrees, drinks, homemade soups and desserts (included in the fee). Then we’ll put on our warm clothes and boots, and head to the stables to meet the wranglers. There is nothing quite like gliding over the snow and taking in the views while wrapped in blankets, as the horses do all the work. Plus, you’ll be amazed at the breathtaking views on the trip to Snow Mountain as we go over Berthoud Pass - those views alone are worth the trip if you’ve never seen them. Come along, everything is included in the fee, and check “sleigh ride” off your bucket list - or do it again if you went with us a few years ago. If the weather does not cooperate, we will reschedule the trip within the month, as the ranch knows that Seniors don’t drive in the snow.

For Information: Larry Adams 303.660.1857

Vietnam veteran Army nurse Patti

Ehline will speak, tell the history of

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

beginning with WWII, the symptoms

and consequences of PTSD, how

veterans with PTSD are treated today,

and her role in helping such veterans.

Anyone with an interest is invited to attend - veterans and non-

veterans. There is no sign-up needed.

Friday, March 4 - at 1:00 PM

Denver’s Restaurant Week is a chance to visit a

famed restaurant you might not normally go to. We

scoured menus and found what we believe will be a

great meal at a great price. We are going to

Denver’s famous Morton’s the Steakhouse on

Wednesday, March 2nd. Restaurant Week menus

consist of a 3-course meal for a fixed-price, but

each restaurant can choose their menu. See details

on page 12 and we will also have the menu selec-

tions at the front desk if you want to look at it. If

you’re ready for a special evening in the city, please

join us for this trip. We are limited to 25 people.

Tuesday, March 15

Leaving at 9:15 AM

Lunch at Golden Corral

This facility is in Englewood. We will

watch a film & learn about this

beautiful pottery handmade in

Poland. There will be time to shop

with a 35% dis-count.

Every volunteer driver is asked to attend either

the Fri, March 4 1:00 PM or the Wed, March 23

9:00 AM meeting for important updates. Thanks.

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GARDEN CLUB MEETING Please join us if you like to play in the dirt and to grow things - or even if you never have but want

to give it a try. We’d love more helpers.

Monday, March 7 1:00 PM

Everyone is invited

Representatives from human ser-vices will be here to help members see if they qualify for a variety of

services. Feel free to stop by to talk to them, no appointment needed, as

you may be eligible.

If you are new here, please come to one of our new monthly “meet and greet” events. This is an informal

time, with refreshments, to ask questions, meet some people and find

out how to get involved.

Wed, March 23 11:30 AM

“All About Acupuncture”

Presented by:

Rebecca Wilson, L.Ac. TCM Whole Health, Inc in Castle Rock

Activity Fee is the same even if you bring lunch.

We’re going to turn the Senior Center into a piano bar, complete with beverages and snacks along with seats around the piano. Skip, who is a piano player at the famous “Golden Bee” at the Broadmoor, will bring the Golden Bee songbooks and we’ll all spend some time singing along as he takes requests. This is something new; we’ve been wanting to go to a piano bar - but it’s difficult as we can’t save seats - so we’re bringing the piano bar to us! Please sign up in advance and start warming up your voice. Don’t worry, everyone sings together, not like karaoke.

Please come provide input to Castle Rock Fire & Rescue at

12:30 PM on Thurs., March 3rd.

Information Meeting

For potential election judges. Paid positions are available for

both the June primary and November general elections.

11:00 AM Fri., March 4th

at the Senior Center

If you participate you’ll make one for yourself and learn how to make them - that way you can make more at home to sell at the Craft Show. Bring along any wine corks you may have. Class size is limited so make sure you

sign up.

DOLLAR SIGN LEGEND

The dollar signs on the calendar represent the average price of the entrée at the restaurant when you

will be paying for a meal there. $ = Under $15 $$ = $16-$35

$$$ = $36-$50

This does NOT represent the Activity Fee you pay at sign-up

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

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15 16

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9:00-3:00 AARP Tax Service

9:00 AM Indoor Pickleball

9:15 AM Trip - Polish Pottery Outlet

9:30 AM Sit and Be Fit Class

11:30 AM VOA Lunch/Let’s Celebrate

Sausage and bean stew

12:30 PM Matter of Balance Class

1:00 PM Marathon Bridge

1:00 PM Low Vision Support Group


9:00 AM Visiting Nurses

9:00 AM Craft Class - Cork Christmas Tree

9:30 AM Sit & Be Fit Class

12:00 PM St. Pat’s Potluck Lunch

1:00 PM Afternoon of Games

1:00 PM Crochet & Knit

1:00 PM Bunco




10:30AM Newcomer “Meet and Greet”

11:30AM VOA Lunch

Brunswick stew, greens


1:00 PM Bingo for Fun

9:00 AM Driver Meeting



10-11:30 BP Spot - no appt. needed

11:30 AM Lunch & Learn



Black-Eyed Pea 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM


9:00 AM Visiting Nurses




4:15 PM Special Out to Dinner -

Denver Restaurant Week

Morton’s the Steakhouse

9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis

1:00 PM Activity Committee


8:30 AM Casino Trip - “Lady Luck”

9:00 AM Chair Massage




11:30AM VOA Lunch Macaroni & cheese, broccoli


1:30 PM Creative Writing Group




1:00 PM Polish Poker


9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis


1:00 PM Garden Club Meeting NEW




10:00 AM Book Club Meeting

11:30 AM VOA Lunch -

Chicken & Wild Rice


1:00 PM Bingo for Fun

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9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis


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9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis

12:00 PM Preventing Diabetes Class


4:45 PM Out to Dinner - $

“Slattery’s Irish Pub”

No Sit & Be Fit today


9:00 AM GOLF LEAGUE - SIGN-UP MEETING


11:30 AM VOA Lunch - Minestrone, sloppy joes


1:00 PM SPECIAL EVENT - “Live Piano Bar with Skip”



11:00 AM Out to Lunch - $

“Mimi’s Café”



April Activities Sign-Up

begins at 8:30 AM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY/SUNDAY

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25

5/6

12/13

19/20

26/27

4 9:00 AM Chair Massage


10:00AM Slammers Bingo

11:30AM VOA Lunch -

Salmon, rice pilaf, slaw

12:30 PM YOUR INPUT REQUESTED

Castle Rock Fire & Rescue

2:00 PM Senior Art Class

9:00 AM Chair Massage


10:00 AM Slammers Bingo

12:00 PM St. Pat’s VOA Lunch -

Corned beef

2:00 PM Senior Art Class

9:00 AM Slammers Br/Bingo


10-11:30 BP Spot - no appt. needed


Cheeseburger and fixings

1:00 PM INFORMATION MEETING - For October 2016 trip to Branson


9:00 AM Reflexology

9:00 AM Financial Services

10:00 AM Current Events Discussion

11:00 AM INFORMATION MEETING - To be an election judge

11:30AM VOA Lunch - Ravioli, salad

1:00 PM Driver Meeting

1:00 PM Games/Trivia & Crochet/Knit

1:00 PM Remembering our Veterans


9:00 AM Reflexology


10:00AM Current Events

11:30AM VOA Lunch -

Clam chowder, egg salad

1:00 PM Games & Trivia

1:00 PM Board Meeting


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CANCELLATION POLICY

If you sign up for an activity and find you are unable to participate, let the front desk know as soon as possible. No

credits are issued for cancellations made the day of or the day before an activity. If you cancel before the deadline, notify the

Senior Center during business hours of 8:30am-4:30pm Monday-Friday, and we will issue you a credit. We do not

refund ticketed events. Credits expire after one year.

SUNDAY

Rocky Mountain Brassworks

“Tam O’Shanter’s Ride”

Irish show with bagpipes & dancers

Parker PACE Center Leaving at 1:00 PM/Show at 2:00 PM

9:00 AM Slammers Br/Bingo


10:00 AM Legal Presentation -

“What is Probate?”

11:00AM Out to Lunch - “No No’s $

11:30 AM VOA Lunch - Ham, sweet potatoes

12:15 PM Douglas County Human

Services (no appts needed)

1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge


9:00 AM Reflexology


10:00AM Current Events

11:30AM VOA Lunch - Mahi mahi



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8:30 AM AARP Driver Safety



9:15 AM Bucket List Trip-Sleigh Ride

10:00 AM Current Events Discussion

10:15 AM Hearing Clinic

11:30AM VOA Lunch-Chicken salad



31 9:30 AM Sit & Be Fit Class

10:00 AM Slammers Bingo


Moussaka, orzo, spinach

12:45 PM Movie & Popcorn -

“Mr. Holmes”

Easter

Daylight Savings

Starts

Lunch -

ss

St. Patrick’s Day

VOA LUNCHES - Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 11:30 AM The Volunteers of America host an on-site lunch at our Center, a nutritious hot meal for a suggested donation of $2.50. No advanced sign-up required. Let’s

Celebrate party will be on Tuesday, March 15 for your special days in March.

DENVER RESTAURANT WEEK - SPECIAL OUT TO DINNER — Morton’s the Steakhouse in Denver Wednesday, March 2 4:15 PM $46 ($52 non-members) We secured reservations for Denver Restaurant Week - the fixed price meal offered by top area restaurants - for Morton’s, which Channel 7 recently named the best steakhouse in Denver. Your activity fee includes your 3 course meal, tax, tip and our bus to the restaurant. Their meal for Restaurant Week includes a choice of salad or soup for the first course; for the entrée you will chose from a 6-oz filet mignon, chicken bianco, salmon filet or prime cut pork chop, all which comes with mashed potatoes and vegetables; and you’ll have three dessert choices. If you order drinks or other food items, you will pay for them individually.

“BLACK-EYED PEA ALL-DAY FUNDRAISER Wednesday, March 9 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM We are excited to be going again to Castle Rock’s Black-Eyed Pea for some of their famous comfort food. Take the flyer on page

6 and go eat there on this day - a portion of your payment will be donated back to the Center. Remember that you must turn in a flyer.

OUT TO DINNER - “Slattery’s Irish Pub” in Greenwood Vlg. Monday, March 14 4:45 PM $6 ($12 non-members) Everyone is Irish in March. We are going to Slattery’s to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and enjoy some great Irish hospitality. They serve your favorites like Irish stew, corned beef and cabbage and a delicious Reuben. A variety of entrees, sandwiches, salads and burgers are also on the menu. Activity Fee doesn’t include the cost of your individual dinner.

MONTHLY POTLUCK - St. Patrick’s Irish Celebration Wed., March 16 at 12:00 PM $1 + dish ($4 + dish for non-members) Sign up at the Center with what you will be bringing The Center will supply the corned beef and cabbage, and our home chefs will prepare their favorite Irish specialties to go with it. Bring a dish to share - please sign up and pay early so we know how much food to order.

OUT TO LUNCH - “No No’s Café” in Littleton Thursday, March 24 11:00 AM $6 ($12 non-members) No No’s is “yes yes” when it comes to Cajun cooking in their ever-changing menu. They are famous for Mama Mia’s Mac and Cheese, blackened catfish, crab etouffee, and crabmeat au gratin. Tthe menu is large enough for everyone to find something to enjoy. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual lunch.

OUT TO LUNCH - “Mimi’s Café” near Park Meadows Wednesday, March 30 11:00 AM $5 ($11 non-members) A quaint French café awaits you when you enter Mimi’s. From the sandwiches on flaky croissants to the quiche lorraine or bouillabaisse, you’ll think you traveled to Europe. Activity Fee doesn’t include the cost of your individual lunch.

BRUNCH & BINGO OR JUST BINGO at Slammers Bingo Hall Every Thursday Morning $8 ($14 non-members) This is a place for the more “high-stakes” bingo where big wins are possible and the atmosphere is electric. We head up to the bingo hall in Lakewood every week, leaving at 9:00 or 10:00, depending on whether we stop for brunch. Bingo costs and food purchases not included in Activity Fee.

CASINO TRIP - Lady Luck in Blackhawk Tuesday, March 8 8:30 AM $10 ($16 non-members) Will you have luck at Lady Luck? You’ll stay at the casino until 3:00 PM. Your Activity Fee does not include gambling and food costs.

BUCKET LIST TRIP - Horse Drawn Mountain Sleigh Ride Friday, March 11 Leave at 9:15 AM

DINING OPPORTUNITIES

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TRIPS & EXCURSIONS

ONE DAY EVENTS/HAPPENINGS

$57 ($63 non-member) includes buffet lunch We are repeating a wonderful Bucket List Trip we so enjoyed three years ago, and will be heading up to Snow Mountain Ranch near Granby, gawking at the unbelievable views over Berthoud Pass on the way. We will have a buffet lunch in the lodge, which features soups, salads, entrees, drinks and desserts. Then we’ll take a one-hour horse drawn sleigh ride through forests and open lands with the continental divide stretching out in front of us, stopping midway for hot cocoa and roasting marshmallows over a fire to stretch our legs. We will get back about 5:00 PM. Please dress for the cold mountain weather and get ready to be amazed. We have booked 2 sleighs for a total of 32 people. We will reschedule if there is inclement weather.

CONCERT - “Tam O’Shanter’s Ride” - Rocky Mountain Brassworks with bagpipes & Irish dancers at Parker PACE Center $26 ($32 non-members) Sunday, March 13 Leaving at 1:00 PM/Show at 2:00 PM What better time than St. Patrick’s week to hear some Irish music as we see this most popular concert featuring bagpipes and Scottish and Irish dancers, along with the talented Brassworks musicians. We have 21 tickets. Activity Fee includes your ticket and transportation. Bet you can hear Danny Boy now.

TRIP - Polish Pottery Outlet and Lunch at Golden Corral Tuesday, March 15 9:15 AM $7 ($13 non-members) This is a rescheduled trip from one we had originally planned in November but was snowed out. The outlet is 5,000 square feet of the famous intricate hand-made and hand-painted pottery imported from Poland; it is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. You’ll watch a film about how it is made, take a tour of the facility and then have time to shop with a 35% discount. After time at the outlet, you’ll head to nearby Golden Corral where an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet is just $7.99 for seniors. Your Activity Fee includes the bus ride but not the cost of your individual lunch.

BOOK CLUB MEETING Tuesday, March 1 10:00 AM No Activity Fee This has grown into a wonderful group who like to read and hear what others are reading. Anyone is welcome. You’ll get ideas for books to read and for authors to check out. If you like, let the group know what you’ve been reading. No need to sign up, just come when you can on the first Tuesday of the month.

YOUR INPUT REQUESTED - By the Castle Rock Fire & Rescue Thursday, March 3 12:30 PM No Charge Castle Rock’s finest, our fire fighters and paramedics who make up the Castle Rock Fire and Rescue Department, are preparing for the future growth of Castle Rock, and they seek your input regarding what they do and how they respond. Please come and hear their short presentation, then answer a survey to help them get the senior input they need.

INFORMATION MEETING - To be an Election Judge Friday, March 4 11:00 AM No Charge You can be involved in the political process in Douglas County for both the June primary election and the general election in November. Election Judges are being sought. There is a diverse variety of different roles that Election Judges play, with a wide array of skills needed. These are paid positions for those who can commit the time and energy. This meeting will be with representatives from the Douglas County Elections who can answer any questions you may have and tell you how to proceed if you are interested.

Remembering our Veterans Group Friday, March 4 1:00 PM No Charge Vietnam veteran Army nurse Patti Ehline will speak. She will tell the history of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) beginning with WWII, the symptoms and consequences of PTSD, how veterans with PTSD are treated today, and her role in helping such veterans.

FIRST GARDEN CLUB MEETING OF THE YEAR Monday, March 7 at 1:00 PM No Charge We have a very special outdoor place - our vegetable garden which has raised “sit and garden” beds. That’s where all those vegetables come from during harvest season. If you’d like to be a part of it, they welcome anyone to come

MULTI-DAY HAPPENINGS

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GOLF LEAGUE MEETING

Tuesday, March 29 9:00 AM at the Senior Center It’s a sure sign of spring when we hold our annual Golf League Meeting. If you are playing this year, please plan to attend.

SPECIAL EVENT- “Live Piano Bar with Skip”

Tuesday, March 29th 1:00 PM $3 ($9 non-members) There is something so fun about sitting around the piano singing “oldies” together. Skip will be at the keyboard, and he’ll be bringing the songbooks from “The Golden Bee” at the Broadmoor where he is one of the piano bar players. He’s got a repertoire of hundreds of tunes for you all to make requests and belt out with everyone else. We’ll also serve refreshments. Please sign up in advance so we know how many seats to set around the piano.

MOVIE & POPCORN - “Mr. Holmes” Thursday, March 31 12:45 PM $2 ($2 non-members) This is a new take on Britain’s mystery sleuth. Here he is long-retired and near the end of his life. Sherlock Holmes (Ian McKellen) grapples with an unreliable memory and must rely on his housekeeper's son as he revisits the still-unsolved case that led to his retirement in this 2015 movie.

DRIVER MEETINGS - for our volunteer drivers Friday, March 4 at 1:00 PM and Wed, March 23 at 9:00 AM If you drive any of the vehicles for the Senior Center, it’s important that you attend one of these meetings to get updated on new procedures and information important for you and for our riders. There will be doughnuts in the morning and pizza in the afternoon. Thanks for your time.

BINGO FOR FUN - Tuesdays March 1 and 22 1:00 PM It’s just a nickel a card per game - winner takes the pot.

AARP TAX PREPARATION Tues./Wed. through April 13. By Appointment Only Call 303-688-9498 to make an appointment for this free service offered by AARP. The appointments will take place in the lower mobile unit.

SENIOR ART CLASS Thursdays, March 3 and 17 2:00 PM $6 ($12 non-members) You’ll be guided through a “masterpiece” during each class, all materials included. Give it a try.

INDOOR PICKLEBALL Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00 AM Pay Rec Center Fees

ONE-ON-ONE COMPUTER and CELL PHONE ASSISTANCE

Call Steph at the office to schedule a time with an instructor. We will arrange a private instruction time for you with a patient teacher. skilled in what you want to learn. We help people with all types of technology devices.

BRIDGE GROUPS Every Monday morning at 9:15 is the regular bridge league. Marathon Bridge - Tuesday, March 15 1:00 PM Duplicate Bridge - Thursday, March 24 1:00 PM

AFTERNOON OF GAMES - Mon/Wed/Fri 1:00 PM No Charge Come join one of our tables where there is as much laughter as there is playing.

SIT & BE FIT CLASS Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:30 AM No Charge We have great videos, focusing on muscle strength and flexibility.

CROCHET & KNIT - Wednesdays & Fridays at 1:00 PM

Bring your own project or we’ll “hook” you up with one. If you want to learn how to knit or crochet, our ladies will teach you! This group never seems to slow down; once the Craft Show was over they were on to new projects. Check it out.

CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION GROUP Fridays 10:00 AM No Charge This lively group discusses what’s happening in our world. We are pleased to report that Bob Rossi is now facilitating and all are welcome to come discuss.

FINANCIAL SERVICES - Most Fridays 9:00 AM No Charge

to this meeting where the beginning plans for this year’s garden will be determined. No experience necessary, just a willing heart.

CREATIVE WRITING GROUP Tuesday, March 8 1:30 PM No Charge

This group is for anyone interested in writing of any genre. Share some of your writing or just come to listen to others and learn about your craft.

POLISH POKER Wednesday, March 9 1:00 PM No Charge No special skills are needed for this afternoon of laughs. Bring your pennies.

INFORMATION MEETING - Week-Long Trip to Branson Thursday, March 10 1:00 PM No Charge We are planning a 7 day/6 night bus trip to Branson, October 16-22, with Diamond Tours (a group specializing in senior trips all over the world). You’ll be in Branson for four nights seeing seven different shows. Transportation, tickets, hotels and many meals are included in the price of $569. The trip is being coordinated by Virgil and Nancy Flugum, Senior Center members who have been on this exact trip and many others by Diamond Tours. They are a wealth of information and will make this a fabulous time for all who decide to go. This is a no obligation information meeting, so if you are at all interested, please plan to come and find out all the details.

AARP DRIVER CLASS Friday, March 11 8:30 AM Sign up at Front Desk Many of you have taken advantage of this class for reductions in your insurance rates. AARP members receive a discount. Fees are paid to the instructor.

LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP

Tuesday, March 15 1:00 PM No Charge If you have vision problems of any kind, you know how difficult it can be; you are not alone and sometimes going through similar things with other people can really make life more fulfilling. Come to this support group facilitated by Laura from the “Beyond Vision Program” of the Center for People with Disabilities.

CRAFT CLASS - “Cork Christmas Tree Ornament”

Wednesday, March 16 9:00 AM $2 ($8 non-members) Wine corks, hot glue, festive ribbon, and maybe some paint is all you need to add a little flair to your Christmas tree. You might loop one of these around the neck of the bottle of wine you’re bringing to your next party as an added treat. You’ll make one to keep, we have all the supplies you need, but if you have wine corks, bring them in! We hope you’ll make more of these at home to donate to the Center to sell at the Craft Show.

BUNCO Wednesday, March 16 1:00 PM $3 ($9 non-members) Roll the dice and try for cash prizes - we even give a prize for low score. Please sign up in advance so we know how many 4-person tables we will need.

MONTHLY NEWCOMER “MEET AND GREET” Tuesday, March 22 10:30 AM No Charge Every month we have an informal session for new or prospective members. Please consider joining us to meet new people and learn how you can best get involved. Stay for VOA Lunch immediately following.

LUNCH AND LEARN - “All About Acupuncture” Wednesday, March 23 11:30 AM $5 ($11 non-members) Join us for lunch, door prizes, and to learn the history, of acupuncture, applications for pain management and how acupuncture can help balance and cognitive abilities by Rebecca Wilson owner of TC Whole Health, Inc.

LEGAL PRESENTATION - “What is Probate”

Thursday, March 24 10:00 AM No Charge What is the probate process in Colorado? Should I try to avoid probate through estate planning? Are there any disadvantages to probating an estate? Come discuss this & more with Jaime Stewart, Attorney with Gubbels Law Office.

Douglas County Human Services Thursday, March 24 12:15 PM No Charge Anyone is invited to stop by to visit with a representative of Human Services. You can ask questions, check eligibility and even sign you up for programs.

CONTACT LIST

Fun & Games Mah Jong - Vivien Semryck 303-955-0927 Monday Bridge - Louisa Allen 720-733-9690 Duplicate Bridge- Steve Wheeler 303-660-4047 Marathon Bridge - Teri McLane 303-349-1323 Bunco - Sandy Richardson 870-291-1946 Polish Poker - Irene Taylor 303-979-5582 Hand & Foot - Maggie Janick 303-590-4595 Trivial Pursuit - Bob Rossi 303-325-5489

Athletic Interest Tennis (Men, Women & Doubles) Mike and Betty Nichols 303-660-0578 Softball Teams - Wes Johnson 303-978-9733 and Preston Shepherd 303-284-4274 Golf Leagues (9 & 18 Hole) - Don Marshall 720-273-3482 or Jim Weglarz 303-688-3280/303-507-1429 Pickleball - Dan Mitchell 303-653-1639 Hiking Club - Phyllis Tumey 303-688-5610

Special Interest Groups Knitting & Crocheting - Sharon Bruen 720-261-6759 or Christie Einspahr 303-766-9211 Quilting/Sewing - Shirley Bird 303-663-9504 or Maggie Janick 303-590-4595 Jewelry Making - Inge Jones 239-443-5129 Creative Writing - Alice Aldridge-Dennis 303-660-1865 Current Events - Bob Rossi 303-325-5489 Remembering our Veterans - Larry Adams 303-660-1857 Garden Club - Sharon Decker 303-916-0588 Book Club - Helen Massey 303-663-6037 or Pam Passant 303-489-1692 Library - Dee Thompson 303-660-5343

Services Computer/Cell phone - Call Steph at the office to schedule Health & Wellness - Call the front desk to schedule VOA & Meals on Wheels Steph Schroeder 720-733-2292 Car Donation - Wayne Teel 303-841-3599 Low Vision Support - Laura Stewart 303-790-1390 ext 207

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There are still appointment times available for the free AARP service with tax preparers. Call the Center at 303-688-9498 today to get yours sched-uled. Appointments this year are available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays through April 13th. You’ll need to pick up an intake form ahead of time, from the front desk, so you are prepared for your appointment. If it is snowing, call the front desk to see if we are open; tax service will not be held if the Center is closed, but there will be a message if we are closed. New this year, you’ll need to bring your health insurance card to prove you have insurance.

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This is the 12th “Stars of Tomorrow,” a wonderful talent show and scholarship program put on by the Kiwanis

Club of Castle Rock. 1st through 12th graders from

throughout Douglas County who sing, act, dance, or play an instrument audition for the top spots which are show-

cased in this incredible evening of talent. You will be so

inspired to see the “best of the best” youth perform.

Saturday, March 5th at 6:30 PM

Lone Tree Arts Center 10075 Commons St, Lone Tree

Tickets: 720-509-1000

Or order at www.lonetreeartscenter.org

Kinship Care Program

Across the country, more than six million children—approximately one in twelve children—are living in

households headed by grandparents or other relatives. Drugs, illness, death and abuse are the leading causes of

this shift in families. These circumstances know no ethnic boundaries. If you are one of many kin who is raising a

relative’s child, this group is for you!

Date: Second Tuesday of every month

Location: Castle Rock Senior Center 2323 Woodlands Blvd., Castle Rock

Time: 5:30pm – 7:30 pm

Hosted by:

Child care and light meal are provided. Please RSVP for child care 2 days in advance by calling

Kerry at (303)-742-0823 x2072

2nd Tues of the month

Castle Rock Eagles Monthly Bingo 150 Caprice Ct., Castle Rock

2nd Sunday of each month at 12:00 PM $500 pay out a month with last game progressive pot

growing to $1,000.

$25 - 15 game bingo pack, six games each $5 for additional bingo pack of six games

Call Judy Crenshaw for information 303-688-9107

The Castle Rock Eagles Club is a non-profit organization in our community which support a variety of local

organizations with the funds it raises.

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1st William Logue, Lyle Mason, Elaine

Weaver, Ray Wells

2nd Darrell Adams

3rd Gerry Cover, Genevieve Jackson

4th Theora Favre, Raquel Van Leer

5th Mary Jo Madsen

6th Pat Benefiel, Diane Slakter, Edward

Taylor, Sandra Tweed

7th Harold Barnhart, Marilyn Mann

8th Kathleen Crawford, Tom Reed,

Weston Johnson, Louanne Lovelace

9th Frances Padalecki, Kathy Stumpf

10th Bunny Glenn, Linda Hoover, Jim Weglarz

11th Robert Adamson, Leslie Distad, Mary

Hart

12th Phil Maher, Gene Perkins

13th Gayle Peterson

14th Olive Birky, Jean Dunn, Jerry McFadden,

Al Wonstolen

15th Rosalie Catalano, Marie Pandolfo, John

Smerjac

16th Eleanor Arbuthnot, Merlin Haugestuen,

Theolyn Johnson, Frank Yeh

17th Pat Burcham, Denise Speral

18th Patsy Cossey

20th Elaine Calvert, Carolyn Hykes, Betty

Jones, Robert Lewis, Renee Tihen, Ursula

Uhl

21st Jean DiBartolomeo, Olga Hillman

22nd JR Birdsell

23rd Karen Osmun, Phyllis Tumey

24th Audie Gurule

25th Carl Peak, Gayla Shannon, Rea

Williamson

26th Judith Lax

27th Donna Hawk, Elizabeth Stokes

28th Mark Schoeberl

29th Logan Counts

30th Albert Coleman

31st Diane Herberg, Jim Osbourn, Benjamin

Tolentino, Vivian Yancy

Think Spring!!! Think Softball!!!

We have 3 teams that play in the senior leagues. Practice begins in April and

they play May-August. If you are interested, please call either of our

coaches:

Wes Johnson 303-688-3056 Preston Shepherd 303-284-4274

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contest winner

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We love reaching out to members with cards or calls when they are in need

of a li!le “pick me up.” However, we can’t know what’s happening in people’s

lives unless someone tells us. If you know of someone who needs to know

that people do care, please call the "ont desk at 303-688-9498 and let the

staff know. Also, tell us if it should be put on our public board or just

for staff knowledge.

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something you’d like to present to our members.

MARCH 2016

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Thurs Mar 3 Slammers Bingo 10:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Mar 3 Castle Rock Fire & Rescue Input 12:30 PM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Thurs Mar 3 Senior Art Class 2:00 PM $6 $12 N/A

Fri Mar 4 Information Meeting - Election Judge 11:00 AM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Tues Mar 8 Casino Trip - Lady Luck 8:30 AM $10 $16 N/A

Wed Mar 9 Polish Poker 1:00 PM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Thurs Mar 10 Slammers Brunch and Bingo 9:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Mar 10 Information Meeting - Branson Trip 1:00 PM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Fri Mar 11 Bucket List Trip - Sleigh Ride 9:15 AM $57 $63 N/A

Sun Mar 13 Concert - Tam O’Shanter’s Ride 1:00 PM $26** $32** N/A

Mon Mar 14 Out to Dinner - Slattery’s Irish Pub 4:45 PM $6 $12 N/A

Tues Mar 15 Trip - Polish Pottery Outlet 9:15 AM $7 $13 N/A

Wed Mar 16 Craft Class - Cork Christmas Tree 9:00 AM $2 $8 N/A

Wed Mar 16 St. Patrick’s Potluck Luncheon 12:00 PM $1 + a dish $7 + a dish N/A

Wed Mar 16 Bunco 1:00 PM $3 $9 N/A


Thurs Mar 17 Senior Art Class 2:00 PM $6 $12 N/A

Tues Mar 22 Newcomer Meet and Greet 10:30 AM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Wed Mar 23 Lunch and Learn 11:30 AM $5 $11 $7/$13

Thurs Mar 24 Slammers Brunch and Bingo 9:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Mar 24 Legal - What is Probate? 10:00 AM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Thurs Mar 24 Out to Lunch - “No No’s Café” 11:00 AM $6 $12 N/A

Tues Mar 29 Special Event - Live Piano Bar 1:00 PM $3 $9 N/A

Wed Mar 30 Out to Lunch - “Mimi’s Café” 11:00 AM $5 $11 N/A


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