1. art and entertainment
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Volume 35 Number 5
340 West Commonwealth Avenue
Wise Skin Care Advice
Monday, May 11
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Lori Funke, Senior Public Health Nurse, will discuss
common skin problems we may face as we age and
ways to keep skin healthy. Learn about conditions
which can be precancerous and medications used for
treatment, as well as hearing a discussion on skin
cancers. Preregister to attend at 714 738-6305.
Health educational program is sponsored by Adult
Public Health Nursing Services.
Exploring Cognitive Health
Alzheimer’s Association Proactive Workshops
Thursdays, May 14 and May 21
10 to 11 a.m.
On May 14th, attend “Healthy Habits for a Healthier
You” to learn more about research in the areas of
diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and
social engagement, and to use hands-on tools to help
you incorporate these recommendations into a plan
for healthy aging and optimal cognitive health.
Early detection of Alzheimer’s disease gives you a
chance to begin drug therapy, enroll in clinical
studies and plan for the future. On May 21st, “Know
the 10 Signs: Early Detection Matters,” an
interactive workshop, will address these concepts
and include video clips of people with Alzheimer’s
disease. To preregister to attend either session,
please contact the Alzheimer’s Association at 800
272-3900 or the Fullerton Community Center front
desk at 714 738-6305.
SAVE THE DATE!
Senior Club Semi-Annual Meeting
Friday, July 17 - 10 a.m.
fullerton COMMUNITY CENTER
Fullerton, CA 92832
(714) 738-6305
May 2015
The Senior Club invites you to a
Fiesta de Mayo
Happy Hour Social
Thursday, May 14 - 3 to 6 p.m.
$4 Entrance Fee at the door.
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres served.
NO-HOST BAR:
$3 Wine, Beer & Wine Margaritas
$1 Soft Drinks and Waters
Plus raffle/opportunity drawing & 50/50 opportunity
(no cash value)
Music by the 5 Star Band
Please join us!
(Age 21 and over only)
Roadmap to Medicare
HICAP Seminar
Monday, May 18
9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Become better informed regarding critical choices
about your health care direction. Topics: what
Medicare covers, supplemental insurance, Medicare
Advantage plans, prescription coverage and more.
Register at 714 738-6305. The center also offers
Korean-language HICAP services. The presentation
will also be translated for Korean speakers, who may
call Council on Aging HICAP counselor Chong Kim
at 714 560-0424 x 452 for more information.
Dementia Caregiver Support
First Mondays, beginning June 1
7 to 8:30 p.m.
Don’t face the journey alone. Connect with other
caregivers: learn coping strategies, gain support and
learn how to maintain your personal, physical and
emotional health while caring for a loved one with
dementia. This group is for family caregivers only:
please call 949 757-3758 for more information.
Program is sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association.
Senior Club
A Message from Your Senior Club
President
OFFICERS
President: Dennis Hittle
Vice President: Ruth Johnston
Secretary: Carole Wright
Treasurer: Gerry Phillips
Assistant Treasurer: Mary Neumann
Past President: Beverlie Ticer
348-5531
870-5323
773-0043
992-5588
525-1916
870-1454
DIRECTORS
Phyllis Levin (2015)
Virginia Palazzolo (2015)
Fred Berg (2016)
Annelies Fugler (2016)
George Tsuda (2016)
525-2842
779-5755
656-7126
680-6562
869-3856
APPOINTEES
Sunshine Chairperson: Ellie Honeycutt
264-6969
Senior Club Desk Coordinator: Phyllis Levin
Computer Chairperson: Phil Ross
738-1419
Travel Director: Christel B. Moore
680-4574
SENIOR CLUB DESK: 738-6353
Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
COMMUNITY CENTER SENIOR PROGRAMS: 738-6305
BOARD MEETING: Thursday, May 21, 1 p.m.
Senior Transportation Program
Taxi Voucher Program
It gives me great pleasure to announce that May is Older
Americans’ Month! Isn’t it nice to be remembered?
Special recognition never gets ‘old’ (pardon my ‘golden’
pun). Some special dates to celebrate this month:
May 1: May Day
May 5: Cinco de Mayo
May 8: VE Day, WWII
May 10: Mother’s Day
May 14: Dance Like a Chicken Day (see note below)
May 16: Armed Forces Day
May 25: Memorial Day
I encourage you to support two SeniorServ events with
your attendance this month: the Cinco de Mayo Dance on
Tuesday, May 5th, and the Mother’s Day Celebration on
Friday, May 8th - both parties start at 10 a.m.
Please plan to attend our Senior Club Fiesta de Mayo
Happy Hour social on May 14. Don’t be surprised if I
wear a very fancy sombrero. ¡Olé! Is it coincidence that
the social will take place on ‘Dance like a Chicken Day?”
Of course not! The Chicken Dance is always a party
favorite - let’s hope the 5 Star Band will include it for fun.
We thank caring, compassionate Sunshine Chairperson
Ellie Honeycutt for her dedicated efforts, over many years
now, in sending out get well cards to ill members and
condolence messages to our families of loved ones.
Hope to see you soon,
~ Dennis Hittle, “Older American”
Offers subsidized taxi vouchers to travel anywhere
within Fullerton City limits or up to 5 miles beyond the City limits.
Let’s take a moment to celebrate
the life of . . .
$50 value book - Your price: $12
OCTA Senior 30-Day Bus Pass
Dorothy Ferguson
Passes are good for unlimited use on all local routes.
30-Day Senior Bus Passes are available for purchase 30 days after
previous purchase date of pass. The City of Fullerton is not
responsible for lost or stolen passes.
Adult Public Health Nursing Services
OCTA Senior 30-Day Bus Pass ($22 value) Your price: $5
2nd & 4th Mondays - 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Appointments taken at Front Desk or call 714 738-6305.
Taxi voucher books and bus passes are available for sale
at the Fullerton Community Center front desk.
Proof of age and Fullerton residency required at time of purchase.
Free health and nutritional assessments and counseling,
various health screenings and individualized health care
plans provided by Lori Funke, RN, PHN.
Preventive health care services sponsored by Orange County Health Care Agency
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Services
SeniorServ Daily Nutrition Program
Assistance Programs
Patricia Serrano, Site Manager: 714 738-6368
Appointments required—call 714 738-6305
1. MEDICARE - HICAP
Monday, May 4, 18, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. -
Cinco de Mayo Dance: Tuesday, May 5 - 10 a.m.
Entertainment: DJ
Korean (call 714 560-0424 for appointments)
Mother’s Day Celebration: Friday, May 8 - 10 a.m.
Entertainment: Armando Valencia
Monday, May 4, 18, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. English (call 714 738-6305 for appointments)
SeniorServ Bingo (sponsored by Team Alvarez):
Wednesday, May 13 & 27 - 10:30 a.m.
2. LEGAL AID
Thursday, May 14, 12:15 to 2:45 p.m.
May Birthdays (sponsored by Care1st):
Thursday, May 28 - 10:30 a.m.
3. ADULT PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICES
Monday, May 11, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The price of lunch for those under 60 is $5; over 60,
a suggested donation of $3 is appreciated.
1. VITAS BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPS
Mondays, 12:30 to 2 p.m.
Wednesdays, 1 to 2:30 p.m.
May Lunch Menu
Lunch is served weekdays at 11:50 a.m., with
Early Bird pickup from 11:15 to 11:35 a.m.
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2. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS
Friday, May 1, 15, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Beef Bolognaise over Spaghetti
Turkey Pot Roast and Gravy
Chile Relleno
Mrs. Friday Fish Sandwich
Braised Beef with Bell Peppers
Stuffed Cabbage Roll
Mango Chipotle Pork
Chicken Salad Sandwich
Macaroni & Cheese
Chef Salad
Beef Fajitas with Vegetables
Asian Chicken Bowl
Baked Pollock with Sauce
Chicken Cacciatore over Pasta
Homemade Beef Stew
Hot Dog on Whole Wheat Bun
Center Closed
Salisbury Steak with Sauce
Shredded Chicken with Salad
Egg Salad Sandwich
Sweet & Sour Pork
3. BROWN BAG GROCERY PROGRAM
Wednesday, May 6, 20, 12 to 2 p.m.
4. CTAP - California Telephone Access Program
Monday, May 18, 9:30 to 11 a.m.
5. DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
Friday, May 1, 10:30 a.m.
6. LUNCH - SeniorServ Dining Program
Weekdays: Lunch served at 11:50 a.m.
Early Bird Pick-up from 11:15 to 11:35 a.m.
7. KOREAN PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP
Friday, May 8, 10 a.m.
8. SURPLUS FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Tuesday, May 12, 9 to 11 a.m.
Driver Safety Program
Fee: $15 AARP members, $20 non-members
(AARP members must present membership
card to instructor for certificate)
Next available two-day class:
Wednesday, Thursday
July 15, 16 - 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Please pre-register at the front desk or call
714 738-6305. Pay for class with instructor.
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Activities
May Movies - Fridays, 12:30 p.m.
Belly Dance Lessons
Admission donation minimum: $1 at the door.
Tuesdays
10:30 to 11:45 a.m.
Session 33801: 5/12 - 6/30
$20 per 8-week session or $3 drop-in rate
After learning basic techniques, students quickly
progress to putting it altogether, from small
combinations to full individual and group routines in
a variety of Middle Eastern styles. New students are
always welcome. Register for this engaging class at
714 738-6305.
Movie days subject to change due to program operations .
May 1 - “Big Eyes” - Autobiographical story based on the
experiences of painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal success in
the 1950’s, and the subsequent legal difficulties she had with her
husband, who claimed credit for her works in the 1960’s. Starring
Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz. PG13
May 8 - “The Imitation Game” - Academy Award-winning
movie about mathematician Alan Turing, who, during WWII,
worked with a team of fellow mathematicians to crack the enigma
code, intercepting Germany’s battle plans against England and the
world. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Kiera Knightley. PG13
May 15 - “What If” - This romantic comedy centers around a
young man, who, although burned out from failed relationships,
forms a bonding friendship with a young woman who lives with
her long-time boyfriend. But what if your best friend is also the
love of your life? With Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan. PG13
May 29 - “Unbroken” - After a near-fatal plane crash in WWII,
Olympian Louis Zamperini spends a terrifying 47 days in a raft
with two fellow comrades before being caught by the Japanese
Navy and sent to a POW camp. Amazing and inspiring true story
stars Jack O’Connell and Takamasa Ishihara. PG13
Toe-Tapping Evenings
Tuesdays
6 to 8 p.m.
$2 admission fee
Dance to your favorite tunes during “TED,” the
weekly Tuesday Evening Dance social. Volunteer
musicians provide great-sounding music with oldies,
country western and contemporary sounds. Bring a
friend, enjoy the camaraderie, friendships and
refreshments. Dancing is optional but certainly fun.
SeniorServ invites you to celebrations in May . . .
Our World Travelogue
Cinco de Mayo Dance
Expand your horizons by attending the “Our World”
travelogue as fellow travelers take pleasure in sharing
their world trips and travel tips with you. It happens
every Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Grand Hall A.
Tuesday, May 5 - 10 a.m.
DJ entertainment
Mother’s Day Celebration
Friday, May 8 - 10 a.m.
Live music by Armando Valencia
Lunch is $5 for those under 60; over 60, a $3 donation is appreciated.
May
6 Thirty Years of Travel off the Beaten Path
Senior Splash!
13 Germany’s Elbe from Berlin to Prague
Monday & Friday
12 - 2 p.m.
Wednesday:
12 - 1 p.m.
20 A Pioneer Road Trip to Mt. Rushmore
27 On the Ancient Silk Road in Uzbekistan
& Turkmenistan by Bob Polkinghorn
Time exclusively for SENIORS (55+) and includes
lap swimming and water walking - floating noodles
are included. COST: $2 drop-in.
June
3 Schools in Developing Lands, Nigeria
by Bryan Moffet
Aqua Fitness
Monday & Wednesday: 12 - 1 p.m.
Silver Fitness: Fridays: 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
SENIOR RATE: $2 drop-in. Take advantage of
this fun one-hour water aerobics exercise program
with a trained instructor. First class free.
Betty Martinovich, Chairperson
Bryan Moffet, Coordinator
(714) 773-1302
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Travel
Travel Director : Christel B. Moore
Travel Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Travel Office Phone: 714-738-5306
(#5) USS MIDWAY/OLD TOWN AND DINNER
Wednesday, May 20
Price: $73. Leave 9 a.m. Return 8 p.m. The USS Midway serves as a Maritime Museum in San Diego. The
museum and exhibits provide an unforgettable adventure to experience. After, we will travel to Old Town for a
look around this former “red light district.” What was it like in California in 1850? Nestled in the heart of it all,
history waits for you with over 15 points of interest, fine theaters, museums, artisan galleries and plenty of shops
with live entertainment and much more. We will then have dinner at Café Coyote before going home.
(#8) GARDENS OF THE WORLD/ BOX LUNCH
Wednesday, June 24
Price: $37. Leave 9 a.m. Return 4:30 p.m. Garden of the World became a reality when Ed and Lynn Hogan,
founders of Pleasant Holidays, decided to build a striking monument to commemorate the beautiful gardens of
the world. The Garden contains exotic plants from all over the world, set in fantasy contexts. It is a tranquil
garden to be enjoyed by all ages. We will supply the box lunch.
(#9) CLUB BARONA CASINO
Wednesday, July 8
Price: $10. Leave 8 a.m. Return 5 p.m. Date of birth or Casino Card number needed for each person when
signing up. Be prepared to show a valid I.D. upon arrival at the casino, and please use your Casino Card al all
times.
(#10) PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS - NEW LISTING GOES ON SALE MAY 5.
Wednesday, July 22
Price: $73. Leave 5 p.m. Return 11:30 p.m. The Pageant is one of the most unique productions in the world: a
90-minute stage show of living pictures, incredible art re-creations of classical and contemporary works with real
people posing to look exactly like their counterparts in the original pieces. The outdoor amphitheater and
hundreds of dedicated volunteers have won recognition for the pageant as the best of its kind. It is a must-see, if
you have not yet, then you will be in for a treat. Two restaurants are available, but you may also bring a picnic
dinner and enjoy the pre-festivities, as well as arts and crafts displays to browse and fill the afternoon time.
EXTENDED TRIPS
AMTRAK GETAWAY
June 15 - Five days
Price: $709 per person double, $899 single. (TTT)
SEDONA - GRAND CANYON
May 25 - Five days
Price: $599 per person double, $799 single. (FRI)
YOSEMITE TOUR/ AMTRAK/MOTOR COACH
June 22 - Three days
Price: $449 per person double, $570 single. (FRI)
MONTEREY BAY HOLIDAY
May 26 - Four days - Motor Coach
Price: $729 per person double, $949 single. (GW)
YELLOWSTONE/ MT. RUSHMORE MEMORIAL
July 15 - Eight days
Price: $1829 per person double, $2299 single. (TTT)
BEST OF THE WEST
May 26 - Eleven days
Price: $1699 per person double, $2199 single. (TRI)
SOUTH DAKOTA/ MT. RUSHMORE/ CRAZY
HORSE/ CUSTER STATE PARK/ DEADWOOD
September 27 - Seven days
Price: $1949 per person double, $2349 single. (COL)
PACIFIC COASTAL TOUR
June 15 - Ten days
Price: $2099 per person double, $2649 single. (TRI)
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
May 2015
8:00 Walking Group
4 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons
9:00 Needlecraft Service Group
9:00 Bridge Practice
9:00 Longevity Stick Balance
9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health
9:00 Fun & Fitness Health
10:00 SeniorServ Cinco de Mayo Dance
9:00 Medicare Counseling - HICAP (Korean)
10:30 Belly Dance Lessons
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Duplicate Bridge
12:00 Table Tennis
6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance
12:30 Bingo
12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
12:30 Medicare Counseling - HICAP
1:00 Chess
1:00 Caring Companions
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8:00 Walking Group
11 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons
9:00 Needlecraft Service Group
9:00 Bridge Practice
9:00 Longevity Stick Balance
9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health
9:00 Fun & Fitness Health
9:00 Surplus Food Distribution
9:00 Adult Public Health Nursing Services
10:30 Belly Dance Lessons
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Duplicate Bridge
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 Bingo
No Tuesday Evening Dance today.
12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
12:30 Health: Skin Care & the Aging Process
1:00 Chess
12 8:00 Walking Group
8:30 Tai Chi Chuan
9:00 Line Dance Lessons
9:00 Healthy Living Series (6 of 6)
10:00 Our World
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
10:30 SeniorServ Bingo
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
2:00 It’s Your Estate (7 of 8)
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19 8:00 Walking Group
8:00 Walking Group
18 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons
9:00 Needlecraft Service Group
9:00 Bridge Practice
8:30 Tai Chi Chuan
9:00 Longevity Stick Balance
9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health
9:00 Line Dance Lessons
9:00 Fun & Fitness Health
10:30 Belly Dance Lessons
9:00 U.S.S. Midway & San Diego Trip
9:00 Medicare Counseling - HICAP (Korean)
11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program
10:00 Our World
9:30 CTAP Telephone Services
12:00 Duplicate Bridge
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance
11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:00 Table Tennis
12:00 Brown Bag
12:30 Bingo
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
12:30 Medicare Counseling - HICAP
2:00 It’s Your Estate (8 of 8)
1:00 Chess
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Center Closed for
Memorial Day Holiday
25 Same as Tuesday, May 19, except:
Add: 8 a.m. Flag Ironing Service Day
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8:00 Walking Group
8:30 Tai Chi Chuan
9:00 Line Dance Lessons
9:00 Healthy Living Series (5 of 6)
10:00 Our World
10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates
11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:00 Brown Bag
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group
2:00 It’s Your Estate (6 of 8)
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Add: 10:30 SeniorServ Bingo
Delete: San Diego Trip
Brown Bag
It’s Your Estate
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
8:00 Walking Group
8:30 Tai Chi Practice
8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice
9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health
10:00 Blood Pressure Checks
10:30 Diabetes Support Group
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
12:30 Movie: “Big Eyes”
Flag Ironing Service Day
Tuesday, May 26 - 8 a.m.
Your assistance is needed to help
inspect, iron and store Loma Vista
Memorial Day Service American flags please call 714 738-6305 to volunteer.
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Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday:
7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday:
7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Thank you!
9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class
9:15 Senior Reading Club
10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class
4:30 Karaoke Up!
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8:00 Walking Group
8:30 Tai Chi Practice
8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice
9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health
10:00 SeniorServ Mother’s Day Celebration
10:00 Korean Parkinson’s Support Group
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
12:30 Movie: “The Imitation Game”
Sunday:
12 to 3 p.m.
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Billiard Room Senior Play Hours:
(Guests 50 years of age or older)
Monday through Friday,
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Public Hours: (18+, including Seniors)
Monday through Friday, 3 to 8 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
TABLE TENNIS FOR FUN
9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class
9:15 Senior Reading Club
10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class
10:00 “Healthy Habits for a Healthier You”
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class
12:15 Legal Aid
3:00 Senior Club “Fiesta de Mayo” Happy
Hour Social
14 8:00 Walking Group
8:30 Tai Chi Practice
8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice
9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health
10:00 Blood Pressure Checks
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
12:30 Movie: “What If”
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9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class
21 8:00 Walking Group
9:15 Senior Reading Club
8:00 Bulletin Collation
10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class
8:30 Tai Chi Practice
10:00 “Know the 10 Signs/ Early Detection”
8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health
12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class
11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program
1:00 Senior Club Board Meeting
12:00 Table Tennis
12:30 & 1:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny
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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
12 to 3 p.m.
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Session 33240: $20 for a 3-month pass
Session 33241: $35 for a 6-month pass
$3 drop-in rate
Don’t call it “ping pong!” Serious fun for players age
18 and over, from beginners to more advanced,
with singles and doubles play provided.
Register at 714 738-6305.
Upcoming Events:
SeniorServ Father’s Day
Celebration
June 19
Senior Club
Semi-Annual Meeting
July 17
Same as Thursday, May 21, except:
Add: 10:30 SeniorServ Birthdays
Delete: “Know the 10 Signs” program
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Same as Friday, May 22, except:
Add: Movie: “Unbroken”
Delete: Bulletin Collation
Senior Club Board Meeting
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Community Health
& Wellness Festival:
July 18
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340 West Commonwealth Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92832
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May 2015 Assistance Directory
Adult Protective Services
(800)
Adult Public Health Nursing Services
451-5155
Meals on Wheels
871-2200
871-7573
Office on Aging Information & Assistance (800)
510-2020
510-2020
One Stop - SCSEP (Employment)
241-4928
578-8670
Aging & Disability Resource Connection
(800)
Department of Insurance Hotline
(800) 927-HELP
Orange Caregiver Resource Center
Eldercare Locater
(800)
677-1116
OCTA Access (Transportation)
FISH (Transportation)
533-3113
Retired Senior Volunteer Program
953-5757
Fullerton City Hall
738-6300
SeniorServ Case Management
226-0550
Fullerton Main Library
738-6333
SeniorServ Dining Program
738-6368
Fullerton Senior Citizens Club Membership Desk
738-6353
Social Security
Fullerton Community Center
738-6305
Travel Office
738-5306
HICAP - Medicare Assistance
560-0424
Veterans Service Office
567-7450
Legal Aid
571-5245
211 Orange County - Dial 211 (toll free) or (888)
600-4357
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Services
479-0107
Community Center Supervisor: Brian Yourstone
Program Assistant: Vickie Wiles
Rental Assistant: Paul Dominguez
(714) 738-6305 (714) 738-6335 FAX
Email: seniorcenter@ci.fullerton.ca.us
(877)
(800)
628-2232
772-1213
The Fullerton Senior News is a monthly publication of the Fullerton
Community Center. It is prepared and edited by the City of Fullerton's
Parks and Recreation Department and printed, assembled and mailed
by the Fullerton Senior Citizens Club.
The information deadline is the 5th of the month.
“This project is funded in part through funds from the Federal Older
Americans Act as allocated by the Orange County Board of
Supervisors.” Programs are offered at no cost, though donations are
gratefully accepted.
Website: www.fullertoncommunitycenter.com