HELP of Ojai, Inc. May/June 2018 Neighbors HELPing Neighbors

111 W. Santa Ana Street/P.O. Box 621/Ojai, CA 93024 (805) 646-5122/FAX 646-1748/www.helpofojai.org

Community Bulletin

Happy Late Spring, Early Summer, I mentioned to Jody Brown (you know her for all her great work with Activities) that this really belongs in the interior under Senior Nutrition but since it’s such a personal “hot button” for me, I am putting it on the front page. As we enter one of our favorite food seasons, I wanted to take this time to draw attention to the wonderful foods we have available to us. I don’t know about you but all the seasonal fruits and veggies this time of year just make me so happy. As a true “foodie”, there is nothing better than this time of year for me when I think about cooking, baking and eating. Most importantly, I wanted to point out those products you should eat as organic and those that are relatively OK to consume when conventionally grown. The really good news is much of the ‘Dirty Dozen” list can be obtained in an organic form at the Ojai Farmers’ Market and Westridge markets, turning them from harmful to healthful. You might find prices to be a bit higher, but if you purchase at the height of the season, the overabundance often lends itself to very reasonable prices. Cut out this list and keep it in your wallet for quick reference: The Dirty Dozen (those found with the most pesticide residue when tested):

1. Strawberries, 2. Spinach, 3. Nectarines, 4. Apples, 5. Grapes, 6. Peaches, 7. Cherries, 8. Pears, 9. Tomatoes, 10. Celery, 11. Potatoes, 12. Sweet bell peppers, Plus: Hot peppers

The Clean Fifteen (those that test the freest from pesticide residue):

1. Avocados, 2. Sweet corn, 3. Pineapples, 4. Cabbages, 5. Onions, 6. Sweet peas, frozen, 7. Papayas, 8. Asparagus, 9. Mangoes, 10. Eggplants, 11. Honeydew melons, 12. Kiwis, 13. Cantaloupes, 14. Cauliflower, 15. Broccoli The next thing to think through is if these are harmful in their raw form, stands to reason that the canned/frozen and more processed varieties may be harmful as well. Tomato sauces, apple sauces, strawberry jam, raisins, etc., should also be consumed in their organic varieties. Every year these lists come out and they are consistent. Strawberries are almost always the worst! It means that the processes for how this “dirty dozen” are grown is an industry issue; not an individual grower practice problem. The only way that widescale change will happen in how our food is grown is if we talk with our dollars. This summer season, tell our farmers what we want and don’t want by how we shop for our safe food. Enjoy the season and enjoy these wonderful foods in a manner that is healthful to people and the planet. Happy fresh fruit and veggie season.

Terri Wolfe

Executive Director

A Word From Terri Wolfe, Executive Director

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May/June Activities Update • Little House, 111 W. Santa Ana Street, Ojai • (805) 646-5122 HELP of Ojai offers activities to meet the interest and schedules of active seniors. Whether it is an activity for the brain; an activity for the body; or an activity that brings people together, we hope you find something to meet your wants and needs. Included below is a short description of the typical monthly activities. The days and times of the classes/activities are listed on the accompanying calendar. Unless specified, all classes are donation-based. Please notice the Activity Calendar is a two-month format. Please keep it through June when the next calendar will be published for July and August 2018.

The appointment-necessary or series-based activities beginning at Little House for May/June are: AARP Smart Driving Refresher Course will be held on Monday May 14th, from 9:00am-1:00pm. Cost is $15 for AARP Members/$20 for non-AARP members. Make checks payable to AARP and give to your instructor. Register in advance, Little House 646-5122. DEEP Do you or someone you love have diabetes? Please join us for this free six-week class, starting April 24th-May 29th, from 2:00pm-4:00pm, designed to educate and empower individuals living with diabetes. Please call 646-5122 to register. Foot Care Nail Trimming & Leg Massage available on Tuesdays. Cost is $15. Please call 646-5122 for an appointment. Free Concert & Dance with The Ventura Jazz Trio featuring Candace Delbo We’re partnering with the Ventura Music Festival and thrilled to host a free concert and dance on Friday, June 15th from 2:00pm-3:30pm. This piano-vocal-trombone trio will play songs from all eras including the Great American Songbook, 40’s Swing, Latin and Contemporary. Please call 646-5122 to save your spot and get more information about this wonderful opportunity to enjoy the healing powers of music in your own neighborhood. Hearing Screening A free screening at Little House on Wednesday, May 16th, from 9:00am-11:00pm, includes a complimentary follow-up consultation by Hear Clear. Please call 646-5122 for an appointment. HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) appointments are available on Tuesdays, from 8:15am-9:45am and Thursdays, from 11:00am-2:00pm. This program provides free and objective information and counseling about Medicare. Please call 646-5122 for an appointment. HICAP-One Stop (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) on Thursday, May 10th from 1:00pm-2:00pm. “Why it is important to understand Free Preventive Services; Maximizing Your Health Care Dollars; New Medicare Card Update” will be the presentation topics. Drop-ins welcome. Please call 646-5122 for more information. OLLI with William Garlington & Jerry Clifford on May 4th-25th, from 10:00am-12:00pm. “Don’t run across the DMZ-Views of South Korea” will be the subject matter. Please call 437-2748 or visit http://go.csuci.edu/olli-enroll to register. Skin Cancer Check with Dr. Thacher will be held Tuesday, May 1st, 8:30am-9:45am. Please call 646-5122 for an appointment.

The drop-in classes and activities held at Little House available in May/June are: Alignment for Dynamic Living meets Wed. at 1:30pm-2:30pm. Newcomers are requested to come at 1:00pm to learn the basics. These classes will teach you how to stand taller, walk stronger and promote better alignment in your body. Bring a yoga mat. Bridge Group meets Monday and Thursday from 9:00am-12:00pm. Chair Yoga meets Wednesdays from 11:00am-12:00pm. Designed for seniors with very limited mobility. Certified instruction. Creative Writing Group meets Thursdays from 10:00am-12:00pm. A self-guided group. Free Blood Pressure Screening takes place Wednesdays from 8:30am-10:30am. Facilitated by Lavonne Theriault. Guitar meets Thursdays, 1:00pm-2:00pm, for intermediate; 2:00pm-3:00pm, for beginners. Learn guitar in a supportive environment. Cost is $5.00 per class. Drop-ins welcome. Mah Jongg Group meets Mondays from 1:00pm-3:30pm. A self-guided, social group. Parkinson’s Support Group meets Tuesday, May 8th & June 12th from 1:30pm-3:30pm. Occasional guest speakers. Qi Gong meets Wednesdays from 9:30am-10:30am and Thursdays from 6:00pm-7:00pm. Senior Dance Class with Janine Ames meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Please join us on May 15th & June 19th from 2:30pm-3:30pm for this new, fun, enlivening class, featuring various styles of dance. Individuals and couples at all levels welcome. Spanish at the intermediate level meets Mondays from 10:30am-12:00pm. The cost is $5.00 per class.

Activities held at West Campus, 370 W. Baldwin Rd., Ojai (805) 649-9218 for May/June are: Adult Bereavement Support Group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. The group meets from 10:30am-12:00pm in the Support Center Conference Room. Please join us on May 8th & 22nd and June 12th & 26th. The Caregiver's Haven Support Group now meets at the Gables of Ojai on the second and fourth Monday and first Tuesday of each month. Please join us on May 14th and June 11th & 25th from 10:00am-11:30am and May 1st & June 5th at 6:00pm. Please call Deirdre at 640-5717 for more information. Grey Law at West Campus on Wed., May 16th & June 20th from 9:00am-12:00pm. Please call 658-2266 for an appointment.

Future classes to look for in July are: AARP Smart Driving Course will be held on Monday & Tuesday, July 9th & 10th, from 9:00am-1:00pm. Cost is $15 for AARP Members/$20 for non-AARP members. Make checks payable to AARP and give to your instructor. Register in advance at Little House 646-5122. Skin Cancer Check with Dr. Thacher will be held Tuesday, July 10th, 8:30am-9:45am. Please call 646-5122 for an appointment.

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P R O G R A M U P D A T E S

Senior Nutrition Program • Lili Vazquez, Program Director

370 W. Baldwin Rd., Ojai • (805) 649-8018

We love this time of year. The flowers are blooming, birds are singing, the bees are buzzing and lots of great vegetables are available. Butternut squash, spaghetti squash, green beans, cucumbers are all in abundance. Also, tomatoes are beginning to grow. There are so many different kinds and many ways to enjoy them. You can stuff them with shrimp or tuna. Prepare a tomato, purple onion and olive salad with a vinaigrette dressing. When the weather is too hot to cook, salads are great. The Thai cucumber salad below is easy and refreshing.

Thai Cucumber Salad ½ tablespoon sugar, ½ cup rice wine vinegar, ¼ cup chopped cilantro, 3 large cucumbers peeled, halved and sliced, ½ cup chopped peanuts, 1 jalapeno pepper seeded and chopped (adjust amount depending upon heat desired). Wisk first two ingredients add to cucumber and pepper. Season with a small amount of salt and black pepper. Just before serving sprinkle on the peanuts.

Enjoy this weather. If you plan to be outside wear a hat, use sunblock and drink plenty of liquids, mainly water. If you do feel like going out to enjoy the day, come on over to the Senior Nutrition Program. We are located at 370 W. Baldwin Rd. and serve lunch at noon, Monday thru Friday. Home delivered meals are also available through our Senior Nutrition Program. To qualify for home delivered meals, you must be 60 years of age or older and be homebound because of disability and or isolation.

The Senior Nutrition Program needs volunteer drivers to deliver meals. Please call Lili at 649-8018 if interested.

West Campus • Kerry Ballantine Bensen • 370 W. Baldwin Rd., Ojai • (805) 649-9218

HELP’s West Campus is open to the public Monday through Friday, from 8—4 and Saturday, from 9—3. The campus is closed to the public on Sundays. If you are interested in volunteering some of your time at West Campus, or have any general questions, please feel free to call Kerry Ballantine Bensen at 649-9218.

HELP of Ojai Partners with The Ojai Recreation Department

The Ojai Recreation Department seeks to enhance the physical and mental well-being of Ojai citizens by creating and offering a wide variety of accessible activities. With our range of programs, from art to fitness, there is something for everyone. Below is a list of some of our most popular adult/senior programs. For more options, such as Cooking, Dog Training, Fencing, and Zumba, visit our website at www.ojairec.com, stop by our office located at 510 Park Rd. (at Sarzotti Park) or call (805) 646-5581 x390.

• Tai Chi classes: Monday evening; 6:30– 7:30pm and Saturday mornings 9:30 – 10:30am. $10 drop-in fee paid to instructor; 510 Park Road, Boyd Center

• Senior Fitness Classes: Tuesday and Thursday mornings 10:00 – 11:00am. $50 per month or $10 drop-in fee per class; 510 Park Road, Boyd Center

• Adult Pottery Classes: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings 6:00 – 8:00pm, 6-week sessions, fee: $85 plus $25; materials fee- Nordhoff High School fine arts building; room H-3

• Adult Tennis drop-in classes; multiple times and days (see activity guide on website– www.ojairec.com), $10 drop-in fee; Lower Libbey Tennis Courts

Register today, online or in person at Sarzotti Park!

Transportation • Tina Rosas, Transportation Director • (805) 646-7787

It has been a wonderful first couple of months in transportation, getting to know the riders and volunteer drivers more each week. In the last few months we have signed up and transported 21 new riders!

We are always recruiting for regular and substitute drivers, please call if you’d like to join our team. ~ Tina

Liz has been driving with HELP of Ojai for a little over nine years. “I love to drive and I don’t know where I’d rather be than driving on a Monday morning.”

David has been driving with HELP of Ojai for 20 years. “Every day in Ojai is a nice day to drive for HELP of Ojai.”

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2nd HELPings Thrift Store • Naiomi Babcock • 841 E. Ojai Ave., Ojai • (805) 646-5812

2nd HELPings Donation Center • Tobias Minniear • 370 W. Baldwin Road, Ojai • (805) 649-8750

2nd HELPings Thrift Store, 841 E. Ojai Avenue, Ojai, CA 93023. The phone number is (805) 646-5812. The store is open Monday – Friday, 9:00—4:00, and Saturday, 10:00—4:00.

2nd HELPings Donation Center, 370 Baldwin Road, Ojai, CA 93023. For information please call (805) 649-8750. Donation Center is open for drop-offs Wednesday – Saturday, 9:00—3:00.

2nd HELPings 1st Saturday Sale, 370 Baldwin Road, Ojai, CA 93023. Our next sale will be on Saturday, May 5th, and all proceeds will go to the Thomas Fire Relief Fund.

Valley Outreach & Community Assistance Program • Kesha Davis, Program Director

(805) 640-3320 • 108 Fox St., Ojai 93023 • Fax: (805) 640-3322

HELP’s Community Assistance Program provides the following services for low income families and individuals of all ages residing in the Ojai Valley: monthly food box from our food pantry, daily lunches for homeless clients (you must have become homeless in Ojai to qualify), donation-based notary services, medical assistance and advocacy (Medi-Cal, Social Security, ACE), prescription and eyeglass assistance, case management, and at times, rental assistance (one-time only) and referrals for other services.

For questions about any of these programs please contact us at (805) 640-3320.

Oak Tree House Adult Day Support Center • Erin Miller, Program Coordinator • (805) 646-0161

Spring has officially sprung here at Oak Tree House. The combination of warmer temperatures and our amazing blooming garden (thank you, John Hall) has enabled us to spend more time outdoors taking in all that nature has to offer here. While taking in the sunshine, participants also enjoy identifying the abundance of wildlife scurrying around the garden. There is also an elusive cat who is getting to be ever more friendly and brave around us. Recently Oak Tree House participants had the pleasure of taking a field trip over to the Ojai Valley Museum, where museum staff provided the seniors with quite a special experience. The art of Dennis Shives, a longtime local Ojai artist resident, was on display and museum staff thoughtfully coordinated for Dennis to meet with the OTH group. He so kindly gave us a V.I.P tour of all his art and even encouraged hands-on participation with a sand box filled with rocks and sticks and other mediums for sculpting faces in the sand, much like what he does in his art, which is often displayed freely out in nature. It was more fun than we could have ever expected and we can’t thank him and the museum staff enough for their time and being so accommodating.

The Oak Tree house participants were also visited by the local Road Queens of Ventura car club. The all-female club drove their cars over while adorned with 50’s era inspired hairdos and attire, to put on a mini car show for the seniors. One senior exclaimed, “Is that a hot rod? I had one just like it!!” It was a very heartwarming moment. Always nice when young people volunteer their time with seniors, especially in a way that helps to bring back nostalgic memories to our participants. Thank you Vanessa and Tiffany for taking the time to do something so special and entertaining. We encourage visitors of all sorts. Please reach out and let us know if you or someone you know has an exciting activity to share with our group.

We still really enjoy birding around here and have a variety of birds who put on quite a show for us at the many bird feeders on display outside the main window of our activity room. Never a dull moment, the seniors especially get a kick out of the squirrels who do all kinds of stunts in order to get to the bird feeders. It is much like having front row seats to a live nature documentary. If anyone out there would like to donate bird seed to our program (and the birds) we can always use black sun flower seeds and nyger seed. The participants here would greatly appreciate it.

Please Contact Erin Miller at 646-0161 if you are interested in sharing any activities with Oak Tree House. Thank you!

Pictured above: Oak Tree House participants and staff enjoying the

Little House meadow super bloom of Oxalis pes-caprae flowers,

otherwise known as sour grass. A stunning Adventure.

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Susan Akman Anonymous Donor Ross and Patty Atkinson Mark Balderman Highlove Larrilyn Bangs Beth Barnes Brenda Beckett Steve Bennett and Leslie Ogden Anne Berkovitz Karen Birbeck Katherine Bliss Patricia Bock William Brothers Church of the Living Christ City of Ojai Sharon Cline Mary Cogswell Jim and Dottie Combs Correctional Medical Group Co. Karen Courington Mike Cromer Jack and Norma Curtis Nancy De Groot Edison International Elemental Apothecary LLC Elaine Ellis Bill and Karen Evenden Catherine Ferro Barbara Fugle Angele Gfeller Chris and Cathy Gonzales Marge Hackett Randy Haney Healing Gaia Andrea Henke Bruce and Virginia Hibberd Laurie Hope Marilyn Iler Holly Jackson Maggie Kaufman Costas Koutouras Tim and Gloria Lawson Carol Lilly Little House Bridge Group Little House Chair Yoga Group Little House Qi Gong Group David and Lisa Luckenbach Mah Jongg Mavens Darlene Mansfield Wyn Matthews Gina McHatton Michael and Karen McNeil Joyce McWilliams

Linda Merrill Marcia Middendorf Marilyn Miller Alexis Mixter Zhena Muzyka Bill and Linda Nugent Angela Ocone Ojai Certified Farmer’s Market Ojai Fresh Grill, Inc. Ojai Presbyterian Church Ojai Valley Women’s Club Linda Olive Harry and Ann Oppenheimer Pacific Western Bank Claire Paulson Lindsey Pearl Weinstein Debra Peters Pam Phillips and Sara Bandoli Ron and Linda Phillips Ron and Judi Polito Bill and Mary Lou Potter The Progress Club Foundation, Inc. Tegan Quin Daniel and Charlotte Randopoulos Norman Reccius Redwood River Music Reynaldo and Patricia Rivera Bianca Roe Beverly Russell Ewan Russell Jim and Connie Seebirt Randall Severino William Shepard Charles and Linda Simon Charley and Sandy Sledd Nona Lee Smith Charlie and Barbara Snyder Gerald Stanek Joseph Stevens Ray Sullivan Alan Thornhill and Denise Steurer United Way of Ventura County Ventura County Area Agency on Aging Kristoph Wallin Ed and Marguerite Webster Robyn Westfall Huora Williams WKS Restaurant Ward and Margaret Wright Dudley and Mareen Zoll

In Memory/Honor

In memory of David J. Bury Joanne Quinn In honor of Paul and Bridget Gorey Paul and Theresa Gorey In honor of Phil Harvey B.J. Legan-Adams In memory of Gwen Nye Len and Pat Block Barbara Blye Sue Burr David Cornish and Shelley Webb- Cornish Richard Degolia Wendy Gorrell Randy and Glenda King Catherine Nye David Starkman Judith Walker In memory of Arlene Roper Dick Roper In memory of Harold Tindle Louise Tindle In memory of Marie Wendel Ed and Donna Hunt

Our deepest appreciation to those who made contributions in the months of February and March, 2018.

Your donation in support of HELP’s programs is valued greatly.

Contributions and Memorials will be published two months from date of receipt at HELP of Ojai. If your name is misspelled or omitted, please call Kerry Ballantine Bensen at 649-9218.

You may send your Memorial or General Operating Fund contributions to: HELP of Ojai, Inc., P.O. Box 621, Ojai, CA 93024

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HELP of Ojai Monthly Activities Calendar for May 2018

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

1

2

3

4

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 8:30—

9:45 Skin C

ancer Check

w/D

r. Thacher

2:00— 4:00 D

EE

P

1:30— 2:45 Y

oga - Ojai Y

oga Shala

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living 1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

11:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

10:00—12:00 O

LLI w/W

illiam G

arlington &

Jerry Clifford

7

8

9

10

11

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 9:00—

1:30 Foot C

are (by appt.) 10:30—

12:00 Adult B

ereavement (W

C)

1:30— 3:30 P

arkinson’s Support G

roup 2:00—

4:00 DE

EP

1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living 1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

1:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P O

ne Stop P

resentation 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

10:00—12:00 O

LLI w/W

illiam G

arlington &

Jerry Clifford

14

15

16

17

18

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

9:00— 1:00 A

AR

P S

mart D

riving R

efresher Course

10:30—12:00 Interm

ediate Spanish

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 9:00—

1:30 Foot C

are (by appt.) 2:00—

4:00 DE

EP

2:30—

3:30 Senior D

ance Class w

/Janine 1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:00—

11:00 Audiology H

earing Screening

9:00—11:00 G

rey Lay (WC

- by appt.) 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living 1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

1:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

10:00—12:00 O

LLI w/W

illiam G

arlington &

Jerry Clifford

21

22

23

24

25

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:30—12:00 Interm

ediate Spanish

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 10:30—

12:00 Adult B

ereavement (W

C)

2:00— 4:00 D

EE

P

1:30— 2:45 Y

oga - Ojai Y

oga Shala

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living 1:30—

2:45 Yoga - O

jai Yoga S

hala

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

11:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

10:00—12:00 O

LLI w/W

illiam G

arlington &

Jerry Clifford

28

29

30

31

HELP of O

jai

CLOSED

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 2:00—

4:00 DE

EP

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

1:00— 2:00 Interm

ediate Guitar

2:00— 3:00 B

eginning Guitar

6:00— 7:00 Q

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HELP of Ojai Monthly Activities Calendar for June 2018

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

1

4

5

6

7

8

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:30—12:00 Interm

ediate Spanish

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.)

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

11:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

11

12

13

14

15

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:30—12:00 Interm

ediate Spanish

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 9:00—

1:30 Foot C

are (by appt.) 10:30—

12:00 Adult B

ereavement (W

C)

1:30— 3:30 P

arkinson’s Support G

roup

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:30—

10:30 Qi G

ong 11:00—

12:00 Chair Y

oga 1:00—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living (N

ewcom

ers) 1:30—

2:30 Alignm

ent for Dynam

ic Living

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

11:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

2:00— 3:30 F

ree Concert &

Dance

w/T

he Ventura Jazz T

rio featuring C

andace Delbo

18

19

20

21

22

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:30—12:00 Interm

ediate Spanish

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 9:00—

1:30 Foot C

are (by appt.) 2:30—

3:30 Senior D

ance Class w

/Janine

8:30—10:30 B

lood Pressure C

linic 9:00—

11:00 Grey Lay (W

C - by appt.)

9:30—10:30 Q

i Gong

11:00—12:00 C

hair Yoga

1:00— 2:30 A

lignment for D

ynamic Living

(New

comers)

1:30— 2:30 A

lignment for D

ynamic Living

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

10:00—12:00 C

reative Writing

11:00— 2:00 H

ICA

P C

ounseling (by appt.) 1:00—

2:00 Intermediate G

uitar 2:00—

3:00 Beginning G

uitar 6:00—

7:00 Qi G

ong

25

26

27

28

29

9:00—12:00 B

ridge Group

1:00— 3:30 M

ah Jongg Mavens

8:15— 9:45 H

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