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You’ve probably noticed something different

about our newsletter... We are excited to

introduce our new format this month.

It may look a bit different, but it still has all the

great information you need to stay “in-the-know”

about our weekly activities, presentations, classes,

monthly trips, meals and more! So, go ahead and

check it out! And Welcome to November!

123 North Center Street

Lehi, UT 84043

P 385.201.1065

Monday-Thursday

7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Friday

7:00 am - 2:00 pm

2 | Lehi Senior Center

Thursday, November 8

11:00 am

Fee: $3 for Senior Center Members/ $8 for others

For this trip, we are reaching for the stars as we travel

to the Planetarium on Brigham Young University’s

Campus. We will be seeing a space presentation and

enjoying some of the exhibits in the Eyring Science

Center.

Please register to come and pay for this trip by

November 1st. If it is after the registration date, you

can check with a staff member to see if there are still

openings or to be put on a waiting list. Registration

fee covers the cost of admission and transportation.

We know we will

have an “out of

this world”

experience and

hope you will join

us!

Call, email or stop

by the office to

sign up. Let us

know if there are

any questions.

See you soon!

Monday, November 19

6:00 pm (Show starts at 7 pm)

Fee: $12 for Senior Center

members/ $17 for others

This month, we will be “seizing

the day” and supporting our nearby community by

attending the high-school production of “Newsies”.

This musical is being shown at American Fork High

School.

“Newsies The Musical” is a musical based on the

1992 musical film Newsies, which in turn was inspired

by the real-life Newsboys Strike of 1899 in New York

City. This new Disney musical tells the story of Jack

Kelly, a rebellious newsboy who dreams of a life as an

artist away from the big city. After publishing giant

Joseph Pulitzer raises newspaper prices at the

newsboys’ expense, Kelly and his fellow newsies take

action. With help from the beautiful female reporter

Katherine Plumber, all of New York City soon

recognizes the power of “the little man.” We all like

to cheer for the underdog. Come join in the fun.

Registration fee covers the cost of admission and

transportation. Please register to join us soon as

seating is limited. Please pay for this trip by

November 8th. If it is after the registration date, you

can check with a staff member to see if there are still

openings or to be put on a waiting list.

A HUGE thank you to all who were able to come on our

last trips to Tuacahn or Heber City for Cowboy Poetry!

On each trip, we had a lot of fun, great weather and

‘spur of the moment’ entertainment. But best of all– we

got to know each other and make new friends! We hope

everyone can join us next time we head down there to see

shows or other adventurous trips! We love to travel with

you, our friends!


Tuesday, November 13

12:30 pm

FREE to play!

Sign up to join the fun of

Bunco! No experience

needed. This game is fun

and easy to learn.

We will have other games

to play as well. Let Jan

know if you’d like to come

for lunch before the games

begin.

This is free to play for Senior Center Members.

Prizes and treats are included. See you there!

Friday, November 16

11:00 am-1:00 pm

$3 donation requested

How GRATEFUL we are for YOU and your

associations. We are excited to invite you to our

annual Thanksgiving Luncheon.

We will have fun entertainment, great food and fun

games to play throughout the event. Come and share

what you are

thankful for with

others.

There is limited

seating for this

event, so please

make sure to

RSVP by noon on

November 13th.

We look forward

to sharing

gratitude with you,

our friends!

Monday, November 19

12:30 pm

FREE to attend

Join us for a movie with Monday Movie Mania!

We show some of the old classics you know and love

and a few recent flicks too! Come for lunch, stay for a

movie! Or just come for the show! Bring your own

snacks if you’d like, but we will have popcorn!

Corinne is also taking requests of what to watch. If

you would like to share some of your favorite movies

with her, she’ll put them on our list to choose from.

This month we will watch “The Princess Bride”. See

you there!

Monday, November 26

12:00 pm

FREE to attend

The Merry Music

Makers are back with a

great musical and

multimedia show for us!

It is themed to “Hee

Haw”, the old TV show!

It is filled with happy

songs, jokes, and fun

pictures that all will

enjoy.

PLEASE RSVP by

November 21 and let us know if you are eating lunch,

or just coming for the show. It is sure to be a fun,

entertaining performance!


Nov 9, Nov 13 or 14, Nov 27

12:45 pm

Free to attend

Bryce Croxford– a representative from EPA (Estate

Preservation Agency) will be coming three times in

November to offer counsel and tips about medicare.

On Friday, November 9, he will give a brief

presentation at 12:45 pm. The following week, he

will be available to answer questions and give help on

a more casual and individual level.

On Tuesday, November 20, he will offer a follow-up

presentation. That presentation will be held in the

classroom (watercolor/computer room) here at that

Senior Center. Feel free to attend any or all of these.

Friday, November 16

1:00 pm

Free to attend

Once our great Thanksgiving Luncheon event has

been devoured, we will introduce Kristen Kofferd,

from the Wellness Group to give us tips and

information on our health. She will talk about

recognizing your youth and vitality and how to stop

pain now.

We are excited to hear from her and how we can

take better care of ourselves and make healthy

choices.

Friday, November 30

12:00 pm

RSVP for Lunch

On the 4th Friday of every

month, we have a small

birthday celebration for all

those who had a birthday during

the month! Because we are closed

for the Thanksgiving Holiday,

we will be celebrating the following

week.

Join us for lunch on Friday,

November 30 to enjoy a sweet

treat, and sing happy birthday

together! Be sure to call ahead to

reserve your lunch.

If we’ve missed your birthday, let

us know so we can update our

records. Have a great month!

Tammy Holt November 22

Gene Kirkham November 22

Lee Luna November 23

DeEtte Lyon November 23

Connie McEwan November 23

Donna Draper November 23

Frances Hunsaker November 24

Eva Spooner November 24

Sara Seager November 25

Becky Williamson November 25

Wendy Amendola November 26

Mary Garrison November 26

Olivia Baird November 27

Maria Media November 28

Jim Innes November 29

Kevin Shingleton November 29

Sue Young November 29

Sam Folau November 30

Maria Paongo November 30

John Sheeley November 1

Art Harding November 2

Joan Kenney November 2

Jerry Stockett November 4

Douglas Judson November 5

Shirene McKay November 6

JoAnn Chilton November 7

Robert Moore November 8

Ronald Morgan November 8

Darlene Calhoun November 12

Lynn Burt November 13

Cheryl Tinney November 14

Sheila Hansen November 17

Karla Harding November 19

Terrie Cannon November 20

Philip Johnson November 20

Jean Nugent November 20

Bruce Bankhead November 21

Weekly

FREE FOOD!!! Every Monday, we get Auntie

Annie’s pretzels, pretzel bites, and flavored pretzels.

These are donated to us to eat, distribute, share and

take home. Please stop by to pick up a bag.

Every Wednesday, we get various food and grocery

items donated from Tabitha’s Way. Items may

include: breads, produce, cakes, vegetables, canned

goods, and more. Please stop by and pick up items!

Please be respectful of ALL our patrons in sharing

the opportunity to receive these free items. Please

bring your own bags or box to carry out the items.

Although we try to be consistent, there are days that

items will not be picked up. If desired– call ahead to

make sure items are here.

Wednesdays– during Lunch

Every Wednesday during lunch we will be raffling off

Pizza Hut pizzas (pizzas will be frozen). Pizzas are

awarded one per family.

See conditions below:

You MUST attend lunch in order to have your name

entered into the pizza drawing. This means you

MUST RSVP for lunch by 12:00 p.m. the day before.

No names will be entered into the raffle unless you

have RSVP’d for lunch.

The number of pizzas raffled each week will vary.

Raffle items may include: pizzas, pasta, breadsticks,

and more.

Only one name entry per family (additional entries

cannot be purchased or requested).


Reservations MUST be called in by

NOON the day before. Please cancel

by Noon the day before. 385-201-1065

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Chicken Pot Pie/ Biscuit

Tossed Salad/ Dressing

Pears

Brownie

2

Roast Pork

Baby Potatoes

Green Beans

Fruit Cocktail

Roll

5

Creamed Chicken/ Rice

California Blend Veggies

Pineapple Tidbits

Roll

6

Beef Taco Salad w/

Lettuce, Tomatoes,

Cheese, Beans

Mandarin Oranges

7

Cheesy Beef Lasagna

Green Beans

Garlic Bread

Applesauce

8

Beef Chili

California Blend Veggies

Corn Bread

Fruit Crisp

9

Garlic Roast Beef

Baby Potatoes

Peas

Roll

Fresh Apple Tart

12

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

13

Meatloaf

Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Corn

Roll

Orange

14

Corn Chowder

Green Beans

Tossed Salad/Dressing

Peaches

Corn Bread

15

Sweet & Sour Chicken

White Rice

Stir Fry Vegetables

Orange

Roll

16 THANKSGIVING

MEAL

Roast Turkey

Mashed Potatoes/Gravy

Stuffing/ Carrots

Mandarin Oranges

Roll

19

Country Fried Steak


Mixed Vegetables

Cottage Cheese/Fruit

Roll

20

Beef Vegetable Stew

Tossed Salad / Dressing

Corn Bread Muffin

Apple Crisp

21

Chicken Salad Wrap

Italian Pasta Salad

Pickles

Pears

CENTER HOURS

7:00 am-1:00pm

22

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

23

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

26

Malibu Chicken

Au Gratin Potatoes

Green Beans

Mandarin Oranges

Roll

27

French Toast Sticks

Scrambled Eggs

Sausage

Banana

28

Salisbury Steak


Mixed Vegetables

Diced Pears

Roll

29

Swedish Meatballs

Rice

Carrots

Peaches

Roll

30

Honey Baked Ham

Scalloped Potatoes

Beets

Tropical Fruit

Corn Bread

BIRTHDAY

CELEBRATION

1st & 3rd week– Soup and Sandwich

2nd & 4th & 5th week– Salad


MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

11-12 Quilting Club

12:30-1:30 Tai Chi (live)

2

11:30-12 BINGO

11:00-12 B/P Clinic

(Healthplus clinic)

5

Technology/ Fam Hstry

1-on1’s (call for appt)

10-11:30 Poetry/Writing

10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(video)

6

10:15 Crochet Club

11:30-12 BINGO


7

10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(Video)

12:15– PIZZA RAFFLE

(must attend lunch to

enter)

8

9:30 Watercolor

11-12 Quilting Club


PLANETARIUM TRIP

11:00 am

9

10-11 Line Dance

11:30-12 BINGO

11:00-12 B/P Clinic

(Creekside)

12:45 Medicare

Presentation

12

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

13

10:15 Crochet Club

11:30-12 BINGO


12:30 BUNCO BASH

14

10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(Video)



enter)

15

9:30 Watercolor

11-12 Quilting Club


16

THANKSGIVING

LUNCHEON

11AM-1PM

1pm Health Presentation

19


10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(video)

12:30 Monday Movie

Mania! (The Princess

Bride)

6:00 pm Newsies the

Musical @ AFHS

20

10:15 Crochet Club

11:30-12 BINGO


21

10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(Video)



enter)

22

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

23

SENIOR CENTER

CLOSED

26

Technology/ Fam Hstry

1-on1’s (call for appt)


10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(video)

M & M BAND

Hee Haw! Show

12:00 pm

27

10:15 Crochet Club

11:30-12 BINGO


12:45 Medicare Presen-

tation

28

10:30-11:30 Tai Chi

(Video)



enter)

29

11-12 Quilting Club


30

10-11 Line Dance

11:30-12 BINGO

11:00-12 B/P Clinic

(Hospice for Utah)

12:00 Birthday Celebra-

tions


CLASS REGISTRATION / TRAVEL

Crochet Club Tuesdays 10:15 a.m.

Tai Chi Class Mondays & Wednesday 10:30 a.m. (videos)

Tuesdays & Thursdays 12:30 p.m. (live)

Watercolor Class* Thursdays 9:30 a.m. – noon

(Check for a current flyer for dates)

BINGO Tues & Fri 11:30 a.m.

Humanitarian Quilt-Tying Club Thursdays 11:00 a.m.

Line Dancing Fridays 10:00 a.m.

Blood Pressure Clinics Fridays 11:00 a.m. – noon

Family History 1-on-1 help* By Appointment

Computer 1-on-1 help* By Appointment

Lunch* Monday – Friday served at Noon

Call by noon the day before to make a

reservation

Free Indoor Track (Legacy Center) Monday – Friday 10am-2pm

Billiards Room Available during open hours

Card Playing Club Tuesday, Thursday, Fridays – 9:30 am

Poetry is for Everyone Class* Mondays 10-11:30 a.m.

(October 15-November 26)

Our Tai Chi classes are great for all skill levels

The Senior Center will be closed on the following

days:

Monday, November 12: Veteran’s Day

Thursday, November 22: Thanksgiving Day

Friday, November 23: Day After Thanksgiving

On Wednesday,

November 21, the

Senior Center will be

open from 7:00 am-

1:00 pm.


JUST FOR FUN

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