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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

Publicity 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]

Part-Time Reception-Clerks Irene Henning

[email protected]

Lorry Bishop

[email protected]

ASSOCIATES

Accountant Greg Bell, CPA

Legal Advisor Wendy Monteith

Wellness Coordinator Colleen Morton, R.N.

Kitchen Manager Tina Whitby

Center contact information: Phone: 303.688.9498

Fax: 303.814.1035

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A Note From Your Director

¨ We are closed on Friday, January 1st for New Years, and on Monday, January 18th for Martin Luther King Day. There are no activities at the Center on those days.

¨ Winter is upon us and we ask that you please be careful on icy roads, parking lots, and sidewalks. If you’re feeling uncomfortable venturing out, please trust your instincts and stay safe inside. Also make sure to check to see if we are closed before heading out, as we often close during inclement weather.

Happy New Year 2016 to everyone. If

you’re like me, you cannot believe another year

has come and gone. Perhaps time goes so

quickly, because we are keeping you so busy with the multitude of activities we provide for

you to do here at your senior center.

Did you know that 2016 is a milestone year

for CRSC? It was in 1971, 45 years ago, that a

little group of folks formed a “seniors club” in

Castle Rock. Did you notice we redesigned the

cover of “Rockin’ Seniors” to honor our past and celebrate our 45 years

throughout 2016? Stay tuned for an official celebration, because I know that we all enjoy a party. Meanwhile, be proud of the heritage of this organization you belong

to, since not many groups thrive for this long.

As we move into 2016, you’ll also begin to see us referring to our organization

as the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center; note our updated logo on the front cover.

It isn’t a big change, but will help solidify what we are all about as we seek funding

and promote ourselves to the community and beyond. This was a change approved

by our Board of Directors.

Speaking of the Board of Directors, I would like to publicly thank Rich Smoski

for his years of dedication to our Center as President of our board. You really have no idea the responsibility of our President - the decisions that must continually be

made, the time involved participating in meetings, and the issues to be dealt with on

a daily basis. We’ve all benefitted from all that Rich has done, and we are so glad

he will still be driving and around to dole out the ice cream!! I would also like to

congratulate Doris Rollins, who was elected as the new President, beginning

January 1st. I look forward to working with her and seeing where the future takes us. ~ Debbi

Our new Massage Therapist, Cheryl Eastburn, is actually a Colorado native, as is her husband. She was born in Boulder, and she and her husband of 36 years, Don, have lived in Surrey Ridge since the 80’s. She had plans to become a pharmacist after a long career as a Pharmacy Tech, but decided to do something more hands-on to help people. She has been giving therapeutic massages for 13 years and loves being able to help people get out of pain, sometimes turning people’s lives around. She absolutely loves what she does and hopes to do this work for years to come. While it’s a physically demanding job, she keeps herself in shape as she’s very active, loving to hike, bike, and snowshoe. She also cooks and does some sewing. They have very close friends who live in Moscow, and she has been to Russia eight times, each trip filled with adventures. Please schedule an appointment with Cheryl and see what massage can do for you.

THANK YOU

NOVEMBER

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Ivey Abel Charlotte Adair Larry Adams

Gail Adams

Alice Aldridge- Dennis

Louisa Allen

Jack Asbridge

Marilyn Asbridge

Polly Baran

Bob Barber Tom Becker Garth Beerman

Nancy Bendure

Rick Bennell Hazel Bennett Rich Bennett Ev Biery

Shirley Bird

Kathy Berth

Cherie Brey

Jean Brock

Ann Bronson

Rose Brown

Sharon Bruen

John Buckley

Sadie Bush

Mary Busse

David Bybee

Susan Bybee

Ruth Calderon

Pat Caluori Chris Carlson

Joanne Carr Fran Cason

Larry Clark

Cynthia Coconato

Peg Collister Dawn Corbell Stella Corpuz

Liz Corrin

Pat Cossey

Gerry Cover Judy Crenshaw

EJ Crumine

Dan Daley

Linda Daley

Sally Davis

Ida DeChellis

Jim Decker Sharon Decker Darlene Dennison

Denny Dennison

Jean DiBartolomeo

Mary Dietrich

Sydney Dille

Alexandra Domashovetz

Paul Donahue

Jean Dunn

Sara Dunn

Howard Dunston

Kathy Dunston

Esther Durkin

Genie Dykstra

Eva Eder Deg Egner Christie Einspahr Judy Ellis

Mary Engler Pat Eskoz

Dorothy Everett Shawn Farnham

Anna Marie Ferrant Fran Filyau

Carol Fippinger Nancy Flugum

Beverly Frindt Bernice Frederick

Phyllis Frindt Sherry Fogleman

Bridget Folan

Lori Foster Doris Freestone

Bernie Funk

Linda Funk

Jim Gantner Neomi Garcia

Joan Goldberg

Gene Gray

Jeannie Gray

Beth Green

Sandy Guidry

Larry Hamilton

Rolene Hanson

Marilyn Harding

Linda Hay

Lexie Haynie

Lyssa Haynie

Travis Haynie

Emma Herman

Irene Henning

Pearl Hix

Ruby Hix

Jadie Hoffman

Chuck Hylan

Mary Hylan

John Janick

Maggie Janick

Lorraine Johnson

Wes Johnson

Inge Jones

Shawn Jones

Shirley Jost Joy Kancir Ken Kania

Julia Keeler Bill Kelly

George Kirwin

Sharon Kissell Mary Lacey

Dale Laing

Betty Nichols

Mike Nichols

Karen Osmun

Bill Ott Marquita Pattur Judy Parsons

Pam Passant Charlie Patin

Chuck Pauley

Joe Pearlman

Edward Persic

Milena Persic

Gayle Peterson

Suzanne Pineau

Betty Radvich

Mary Ann Rhoads

Jene Richardson

Sandy Richardson

Janet Robinson

Doris Rollins

Gordon Rollins

Mike Rutkowski Peter Rutt Shannon Rutt Mark Santy

Mark Schoeberl Shirley Schoeberl Darold Seely

Vivien Semryck

Kay Senders

Sister Topham

Sister Jensen

Barb Skiff Hank Slawson

Preston Shepherd

Ida Shapiro

Brad Smith

Marj Smith

Phil Smith

Rich Smoski Cloyde Snook

Dolores Larson

Imo Lax

Judi Lax

Tom Lax

Mary Ann Lenz

Eunice Leoni Vicky Levin

Darlene Lohr Ted Lohr Esther Long

Doris MacDougall Mary Jo Madsen

Phil Maher Logan Mann

Judy Marko

Don Marshall Joan Marshall Barbara Martin

Frances Martinez

Glenda Martinez

Jim Mason

Rita Manning

Mildred Mason

Helen Massey

Marilyn Massey

Jan Mattheis

Doreen McCabe

Kathleen McConaghy

Thelma Minney

Dan Mitchell Sheila Moggadan

Sue Moore

Jim Morris

Sharon Morrison

Colleen Morton

Emily Morton

Nadine Murphy

Carol Murino

Jim Nash

Elayne Necchi

Craft Show Recap - 2015

The 23rd Annual Craft Show is now history. What a “record setting” day. There were 150+ vendors and Community Corner partners selling their wares and letting the community learn about them. More people attended than ever before; 4000+ people came through the doors. We also heard from the public and the vendors that this is the best show around!! To top it off, our incredible volunteers made

it all possible. You were all fabulous!!

Below are initial income figures. Each of these show a large increase from last year’s show! Booth Fees: $14,025 Silent Auction: $4,325 Book Sale: $840 Grandma’s Attic: $1,910

Grandma’s Kitchen: $2,161 Crafts Sales: $ 4,431 Gift Card Tree $300 Balloon Tips $188

Wreath Auction $781 Raffles: $1,577

After deducting expenses including cost of facilities, equipment rentals, advertising, permits and supplies, we netted about $22,000, an increase of about $5,000 from last year.

Special thanks to the following individuals who headed up the various areas:

Craft Booth: Maggie Janick, Shirley Bird, &Sharon Bruen Grandma’s Kitchen: Joan Marshall, Rita Manning & Inge Jones

Book Sale: Dee & Curt Thompson Silent Auction: Richard & Hazel Bennett

VPs of Fundraising: Doris Rollins & Phyllis Tumey Grandma’s Attic: Doris Rollins & Irene Henning

Balloons: Gene Gray & Jeannie Taber Door Prizes: Julie Keeler & Kathleen Cooledge

Our Community Corner Table: Jim Decker Emcee - Master of the Mic & Go To Guy!: Rich Smoski Facility Chairperson (organizer of storing our stuff): Mark Schoeberl

Our leader whose vision keeps growing and making it better every year: Debbi Haynie

Patsy Soro

Lynne Staebell Cay Stender Pauline Stone

Joe Strahler Sophie Stuart Kathy Stumpf Kate Sullivan

Monica Swartwood

Jeannie Taber Toby Tabola

Irene Taylor Wayne Teel Judy Tom

Curt Thompson

Dee Thompson

Renee Tihen

Sam Tihen

Ruth Tripet Anna Troutman

Keith Troutman

Jill Trujillo

Phyllis Tumey

Tim Urban

Phyllis Valdez

Raquel Van Leer Glenn Vanicek

Jodi Vanicek

Marilyn Walker Jim Weglarz

Bev Wells

Lorrie Wells

Betty Winkler Steve Wheeler Tina Whitby

Arlene Whited

Kay Wolfe

Al Wonstolen

Lyn Wonstolen

Earl Woods

Fred Yenni

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Betty Carerro

Naomi Clarke

Stella Gates

Carolyn & Thomas Hykes

Sandra Johann

Wendy Jordan

Louanne Lovelace

Rosemary MacGregor

Ken Powers

Barbara & John Salazar

Roger Thornton

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. We hope you will get

involved, make new friends & volunteer.

This was the BEST Craft Show yet.

Your staff are truly amazed by the ALL the wonderful volunteers. You all went above and beyond once again with everything that you did. Thank you so much for each of “YOU” – bakers, crafters,

knitters, crocheters, seamstresses, quilters, painters, librarians, gardeners, artists, writers, phone callers, drivers, balloon artists, tickets sellers, greeters, loaders, unloaders, packers, unpackers,

auction gatherers & watchers, cashiers, and anyone who just smiled and said, “How can I help?”

Words just can’t express how thankful we are for all of you and for what a team effort this event truly is. Thank you to the Board of Directors, the community and the staff’s families, too.

Don’t shoot us, but here’s to next year!! We can’t wait to see what we can do for our 24th year during our 45th Anniversary Year!!! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts; we love you ALL!!

~Debbi, Deb, Steph, Val, Irene, Lorry & Tina

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, January 7 & 21

Beginning at 9:00 AM

$12 for members for 20 minutes

FREE blood pressure checks

Date: Thurs. Jan 14 10-11:30 Wed. Jan 27 10-11:30

No appointment needed

Provided by: New Century Hospice

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FOOT CLINICS Medical Foot Care provided by Visiting

Nurses Association’s RNs

Wednesdays, January 6 & 20


Cost is $30 and this is a benefit of some Kaiser plans - call Kaiser 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, January 8


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.

Many of you have weathered numerous Colorado winters, but not all of you. If you are

new to Colorado, you have already discovered that snows here are often gone in three

days or less, and it really is possible to have a 40 degree temperature change in a couple

of hours when a weather front moves into the area. With an El Nino condition this year,

we could be receiving more than average snow until this spring. While El Nino is defined

as warmer than usual surface temperatures in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, it usually means increased precipitation for us.

Below are some helpful winter preparedness items. Stay warm and safe!!

Winter Storm Warning - issued when a significant combination of hazardous winter weather is occurring or imminent.

Blizzard Warning - means the following conditions are occurring or expected within the next 12 to 18 hours: 1) Snow and/or blowing snow reducing visibility to ¼ mile; and 2) sustained winds or

frequent gusts of 35 mph or greater.

Check your supplies now - make sure you have several days worth of these items: foods needing no cooking or refrigeration, such as crackers,

cereal, dried fruit, dried or canned milk, canned foods like tuna fish and

fruit; 5 gallons of water per person in case your pipes burst, and

medicines that you may need. If you live in a remote location, you will

need additional amounts of these supplies.

Keeping warm - as a senior, you often make less body heat because of a slower metabolism and less physical activity. Plus, conditions like

hypothyroidism, arthritis, and Parkinson’s Disease can affect your body’s

ability to stay warm, so check the temperature in your home often when

it’s really cold outside. Also, check on friends to ensure that their homes

are adequately heated.

If you have to go outside, remember to cover your face and mouth. Wear

a hat, scarf, mittens (warmer than gloves), and several layers of loose

clothing with a wind resistant outer layer. Excess perspiration will

increase heat loss, so remove extra layers of clothing whenever you feel

too warm. (Info sources: CDC, NOAA)

Colleen Morton, R.N.

Wellness Coordinator

Castle Rock Senior Center

REFLEXOLOGY By Irene Baertsch, Reflexologist

Mondays, January 4, 11, & 25

Fridays, January 8, 15, 22 & 29


$15 for members for 30 minutes

Please call the front desk to schedule. By applying pressure to specific points on your hands or feet, pain or stress on other areas of the body can be

alleviated. Relax, restore and rejuvenate.

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Make someone’s day - send them a card.

We’ll address it if you don’t have the address.

Most everyone shops at King Soopers at least once in

awhile.

Here is an easy way for your regular shopping to make some continual money for the Senior Center. Make a

one-time purchase of a King Soopers Gift Card at our Front Desk in $25, $50 or

$100 increments.

Use them at any King Soopers as you would any gift card, then reload them at the customer service desk at the store and keep

paying for your groceries with them. If you want credit card points, use your credit card to refill the King Soopers card. The Center gets a rebate back with each dollar you spend from the card.

Contact Anita Aguilar to place an ad today!

[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2677

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

“The Automotive Experts”

WE SPECIALIZE IN

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Castle Rock, CO 80104

Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm

303-663-5578

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Castle Rock Funeral and

Cremation Service

211 4th St., Castle Rock, CO 80104

Castle Rock’s Only Family Owned Funeral Home

“People Serving People With

Integrity & Simplicity”

Voted the best funeral home in

Douglas and Elbert Counties for the

last 3 years in a row.

720-379-4604

Compassionate Care at it’s best!

303-688-9352

3160 N. Industrial Way, Unit 1

Castle Rock, CO 80109

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Real Estate Services

for Seniors

Seller or Buyer agency

always representing your

best interest from start to "nish

Residential property management for senior

investors, family members, and guardians

John Hardin & AssociatesMetro Broker / Member Castle Rock Senior Center

(303) 688-5204 Direct • (303) 660-3333 O#ce

Over 25 years experience with individual, investor,

and corporate transactions

For ad info. call Anita Aguilar at 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Castle Rock Senior Center, Castle Rock, CO. A 4C 05-0456

Our bingo here at the Center is fun, but if you have ever thought you are ready for something

bigger than a nickel a card, you should consider coming with us on any Thursday

morning when we head to Lakewood to the Slammers Bingo Hall. Payouts here are in the

hundreds and the atmosphere is electric because of it. Check the schedule to see if we stop for

brunch on the way (we leave at 9:00) or if we just go for the Bingo (leaving at 10). Activity Fee doesn’t include food purchases or bingo fees.

Come with us - you might just win.

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Back by popular demand, we are headed back to Dazzle for a delicious lunch (on your own off the menu) and some

terrific top-notch live jazz music. What a great way to end the week!!!

SIT AND BE FIT

This is our low impact exercise sessions, using videos, and yes we

do stand up for some of the exercises!

We meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays from 9:30-10:00 AM.

Why don’t you join us in 2016?

The National Western Stock Show is one of the most famous events in Colorado, drawing ranchers and cowboys

from far and wide. We’re headed to the 10:30 AM Pro Rodeo. You’ll be mesmerized by what those folks on horses and bulls and bucking broncos can do. We’ll also have time to walk the grounds, seeing the animals. Prepare for a lot of

walking. Limited to the first 14 people to sign up.

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

refreshments available, to ask questions, meet some people and find

out how to get involved. We also invite you to stay after our meeting

for lunch here at the Center.

Wed. January 27 at 11:30 AM

Healthy Teeth, Healthy Body

Oral Systemic Link

Presented by: Karen Wiggins, RDH

In Home Hygiene

Mobile Dental Hygiene Service

Great lunch, presentation & prizes. Activity Fee is the same even if you bring lunch.

We are going to the International

Snow Sculpture Championships in

Breckenridge on Monday, February

1st. Teams come from all over the

world to compete in this prestigious

competition. You will sign-up on

Friday, January 29th by 3:00 PM, and

details will be in Feb. newsletter, but

we want to let you know ahead.

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There will not be a meeting of Remembering our Veterans this month. This special interest group meets to hear stories related to the military in any way and is looking for speakers to share at their monthly meetings. If you have a topic to share or know of anyone who might be willing to tell his or her story of military service, or that of someone else, please contact the group’s facilitator, Larry Adams, at 303-660-1857. He is scheduling speakers beginning in February. There are so many stories to share - we just need to get in touch with those who are willing.

Representatives from human services are here one day a month to help members see if they qualify for a variety of

services. There is no appointment needed.

Tuesday, January 26th at 9:45 AM

Saver’s/Dollar Tree/Goodwill

Perhaps all the gifts from the holidays that people didn’t like might have been taken to the thrift stores, so you might score some really good deals. It’s 30%

day for seniors at Saver’s in Highlands Ranch; Dollar Tree and a new Goodwill are within walking

distance if you desire. We will go to On the Border for lunch (on your own).

We will return in time for transportation home for our riders.

“Wyeth: Andrew and Jamie in the Studio”

Denver Art Museum

Thursday, January 28th

Leaving at 9:15 AM

We must purchase tickets for this special temporary exhibit, which you will explore on your own with

provided audio headphones to get the most out of it, must be purchased in advance. The deadline to sign up is 1:00 PM on Thursday, January 7th. There will be plenty of time to explore the other exhibits of the

museum and eat lunch on your own.

One of our members, Dr. Ken Knoll, has spent time in

Antarctica as a geologist and is going to share photos and

knowledge about his findings. You won’t want to miss this

fascinating and free presentation.

Class is limited to 15 people so please sign up in advance. You do not need to have art experience, just a desire to see how cre-ative you are. All materials are supplied to make a project at

each class. Our instructor, Blair, walks you through each pro-ject, step by step, or if you’re more inclined, you can do your

own creative thing with the design. Give it a try!!

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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19 20 18 9:00 AM Indoor Pickleball

9:30 AM Sit and Be Fit Class

11:30 AM VOA Lunch

Chicken scallopini, spaghetti

12:30 PM Matter of Balance Class #8

1:00 PM Low Vision Support Group

1:00 PM Bingo for Fun

4:45 PM Out to Dinner - Kiowa $$

Western Trails Steakhouse

9:00 AM Visiting Nurses

9:30 AM Sit & Be Fit Class

12:00 PM Monthly Potluck

1:00 PM Afternoon of Games

1:00 PM Crochet & Knit

1:00 PM Bunco

9:00 AM Indoor Pickleball


9:45 AM SHOPPING TRIP - Saver’s

with lunch at On the Border $

10:30AM Monthly Newcomer

“Meet and Greet”

11:30AM VOA Lunch

BBQ chicken sandwich, soup


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

11:30 AM Lunch & Learn



The Egg & I 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM

9:00 AM Visiting Nurses




4:45 PM Out to Dinner - Lone Tree

Hacienda Colorado $$

9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis

11:00 AM Out to Lunch - Parker $

Indochine Thai & Viet Cuisine

12:00 PM Preventing Diabetes #16


8:30 AM Casino Trip

Lodge Casino



10:00 AM Creative Writing

11:30AM VOA Lunch

4 cheese pasta, salad




1:00 PM Polish Poker


9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis



1:00 PM Activity Committee Meeting

9:00 AM Reflexology

9:15 AM Bridge

9:30 AM Tennis





10:00 AM Book Club Mtg.

11:30 AM VOA Lunch -

Spinach lasagna, breadstick


1:00 PM Bingo for Fun

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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.

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February Activities

Sign-Up begins at 8:30 AM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY/SUNDAY

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16/17

23/24

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9:00 AM Chair Massage


10:00AM Slammers Bingo

11:30AM VOA Lunch -

Yankee pot roast, cabbage

12:45 PM Movie & Popcorn –

“Age of Adaline”

2:00 PM Senior Art Class

9:00 AM Chair Massage

9:00 AM Trip - National Western Stock Show & Rodeo $


10:00 AM Slammers Bingo


Honey orange salmon

2:00 PM Senior Art Class

8:30 AM AARP Driver Class


9:00 AM Reflexology

9:00 AM Financial Services

10:00 AM Current Events Discussion

10:15 AM Trip - Dazzle Jazz Club $

10:15 AM Hearing Clinic

11:30AM VOA Lunch - Tuna salad

1:00 PM Games & Trivia

9:00 AM Slammers Br/Bingo


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


BBQ rib, succotash

12:30 PM Special Presentation -

“Climate & Antarctica” by

Dr. Ken Knoll


9:00 AM Reflexology


10:00AM Current Events

10:30 AM Out to Lunch - Golden

The Briarwood Inn $$-$$$

11:30AM VOA Lunch Mongolian beef, lo mein


1:00 PM Board Meeting

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SUNDAY

Funny Girl Vintage Theatre in Aurora

Leaving at 1:00 PM

Show at 2:30 PM

29 30/31 9:00 AM Slammers Br/Bingo

9:15 AM Trip - Wyeth Exhibit at

Denver Art Museum $



Chicken, Spanish rice

12:15 PM Douglas County Human

Services (no appts needed)


9:00 AM Reflexology



11:30AM VOA Lunch

Burrito, meatball soup



9:00 AM Reflexology



11:30AM VOA Lunch

Turkey pot pie, biscuit, salad


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VOA LUNCHES - Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 11:30 AM The Volunteers of America host an on-site lunch at our Center. This is a nutritious hot meal served to you for a suggested donation of $2.50. No advanced sign-up required. This is a great time to come check out the Center and make new friends while enjoying a lunch served to you by our wonderful volunteers.

OUT TO DINNER — Hacienda Colorado, Lone Tree Wednesday, January 6 4:45 PM $5 ($11 non-members) After all the turkey and ham of the holidays, it’s time to spice it up a bit, so join us to go to Hacienda Colorado which is known for adding a Rocky Mountain twist to Mexican favorites for something completely new, which they call “Mountain Mex.” You’ll choose from a variety like original fish tacos with mahi-mahi, enchiladas, chimichangas or Front Range Fajitas. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual dinner.

EGG & I BREAKFAST & LUNCH FUNDRAISER Wednesday, January 13 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM We are excited to again offer this local breakfast and lunch only restaurant as a Dining-to-Donate event. Get up early, go treat

yourself to a great breakfast, and raise some funds for the Senior Center at the same time. Take the flyer on page 6 and go eat there anytime on this day - a portion of your payment will be donated back to the Center. Remember the flyer.

OUT TO LUNCH — The Briarwood Inn, Golden Friday, January 15th 10:30 AM $9 ($15 non-members) USA Today says that The Briarwood Inn is Colorado’s favorite restaurant, and they are now open for lunch so we’re going to go see if the reviewers are right. The setting of this family owned tradition is idyllic, reminiscent of a European country inn with chandeliers, stained glass, plush seating, glowing fireplaces and antiques. The cuisine and service are unparalleled. Please realize that this is a very special dining experience, but because we are going for lunch, the prices are more reasonable. The special lunch menu ranges from a Brioche Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup entree for $15 to a trio of lobster, filet and apricot-glazed chicken for $46. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual lunch.

OUT TO DINNER — Western Trails Steakhouse, Kiowa Tuesday, January 19 4:45 PM $6 ($12 non-members) We’re headed out to ranchland for steaks some say are as good as you can get. You’ll find steaks and beef of every variety on the menu, along with a variety of other entrees like chicken or seafood. This is hearty good food, and plenty of it, for reasonable prices, and was recommended for us to try. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual dinner.

MONTHLY “NO THEME” POTLUCK Wednesday, January 20 at 12:00 PM Bring a dish based on the assigned category per last name We’re having a “no theme” potluck this month. Bring whatever you’d like in the category listed of your last name: A-G: Salad/Vegetable H-M: Sides/Breads N-S: Main Dish/Casserole T-Z: Dessert

OUT TO LUNCH — Indochine, Parker Monday, January 25 11:00 AM $5 ($11 non-members) This charming locally-owned restaurant in downtown Parker has delightful owners who make service and excellent food their passions. It shows as the restaurant receives rave reviews. The large lunch menu features a wide variety of items including salads, curries with a variety of meats, noodle bowls and selections from the wok, all authentic eastern Asian specialties. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual lunch.

BRUNCH & BINGO OR JUST BINGO at Slammers Bingo Hall Every Thursday Morning $8 ($14 non-members)

DINING OPPORTUNITIES

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TRIPS & EXCURSIONS

ONE DAY EVENTS/HAPPENINGS

There have been some big winners in our group lately - and we have some serious bingo players. We leave at 9:00 or 10:00, depending on whether we stop for brunch, and head to Lakewood. Bingo costs and food purchases not included in Activity Fee.

TRIP AND OUT TO LUNCH - Dazzle Jazz Club in Denver Friday, January 8 10:15 AM $7 ($13 non-members) Known as one of the top 100 jazz clubs in the world, Dazzle features a unique and eclectic menu focusing on great American traditional cuisine with a twist. Entrees range from burgers and pizza to steaks, along with a full bar - and, of course, some incredible jazz. Come relax and recharge from the hustle-bustle of the holidays with some smooth jazz. We will stay until the set is completed, at about 1:30 PM. Activity Fee does not include the cost of your individual lunch.

MUSICAL THEATER - “Funny Girl” at Vintage Theatre Sunday, January 10 Leave at 1:00 PM $31 ($37 non-members) With familiar classics like People and Don’t Rain on My Parade, “Funny Girl” is one of the great musicals of our time. It not only made Barbra Streisand a star, it has been reprised countless times and enjoyed by every generation. It’s the bittersweet story of Fanny Brice, a vibrant young woman on the New York City vaudeville stage around the time of World War I, becomes a star in the Ziegfeld Follies and eventually works her way up to stardom on Broadway. Fanny thrives, but the relationship with her suave, imprisoned businessman husband, is another story. They are reserving center seats for us, and we are leaving early to ensure parking spots for the bus; Vintage’s new theater is worth it as everyone who has gone says it is a wonderful place to see a show.

CASINO TRIP - The Lodge in Blackhawk Tuesday, January 12 8:30 AM $10 ($16 non-members) You know this casino from their constant commercials on television, and many of our members say it brings them great luck. Hope for no snow! Your Activity Fee does not include gambling and food costs.

TRIP - Pro Rodeo at the National Western Stock Show Thursday, January 21 9:00 AM $26 ($32 non-members) The National Western Stock Show is the premiere livestock event in the country, featuring more cowboys in one place than you’ve ever seen. We secured tickets to a week-day daytime Pro Rodeo - so come with us and cheer on your favorite bronco busters without all the weekend crowds. You’ll see all the standard rodeo elements. We will also have plenty of time to walk through the exhibits and to eat lunch (on your own) either during the show or after in one of the concessions. Activity Fee includes your bus trip, rodeo ticket and en-trance to the Stock Show. There will be quite a bit of walking involved and we will not be returning until late afternoon. We have 15 tickets included in fee.

SHOPPING TRIP - Saver’s/Dollar Tree/new Goodwill Tuesday, January 26 9:45 AM $5 ($11 non-members) It’s Senior Day at Saver’s in Highlands Ranch, so everything is 30% off - you never know what great treasures you’ll find. Plus, you can walk to Dollar Tree and a new Goodwill store nearby. After everyone shops, we’ll go to “On the Border” for a Mexican bite to each for lunch (on your own).

TRIP - Wyeth Exhibit at Denver Art Museum Thursday, January 28 9:15 AM $19 ($25 non-members) Deadline to sign-up is 1:00 PM on Thursday, January 7th There is no cold and gloom of winter at an art museum, so come with us and enjoy not only seeing some of the great works at the Denver Art Museum, but also enjoy an audio tour of the “Wyeth: Andrew and Jamie in the Studio” temporary exhibit on display for just a short time. What a great way to get yourself out of the winter doldrums. You’ll be on your own to eat at the museum’s Palette Restaurant or Mad Greens across the street. We will board the buses to return at 2:00 PM. NOTE: This is a ticketed non-refundable event and the deadline to sign-up and to pay is 1:00 PM on Thursday, January 7th.

MULTI-DAY HAPPENINGS

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LUNCH AND LEARN - “”Healthy Teeth Healthy Body” Wednesday, January 27 11:30 AM $5 ($11 non-members) Please join us for lunch, door prizes, and this presentation about the value of dental care and learn about the link between the health of your teeth and the health of your body. It will be presented by Karen Wiggins of In Home Hygiene and Mobile4 Dental Hygiene Service.

Douglas County Human Services Thursday, January 28 12:15 PM No Charge

Each 4th Thursday of the month representatives from Human Services from Douglas County are here for you to ask questions, check eligibility and even sign up right here. Programs they run include Food Assistance, Medical Assistance, Colorado Works, Aid to the Needy and Disabled, Old Age Pension and Home Care Allowance. No appointments are necessary.

BINGO FOR FUN - Tuesdays January 5 and 19 1:00 PM We play for a nickel a card per game - winner takes the pot. You can play as many cards as you can handle. Our callers have as much fun as the players so come check it out. We have rolls of nickels you can purchase for $2 each.

SENIOR ART CLASS Thursdays, January 7 and 21 2:00 PM $6 ($12 non-members) It’s a new year and a time to try something new - you’ll discover your “inner Picasso” at our art classes. You won’t find a better deal on an art class anywhere, as all the materials are included in the fee. Our instructor, Blair, walks you through each project, step by step, so no art experience is needed. Yes, you can be an artist.

INDOOR PICKLEBALL Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00 AM Pay Rec Center Fees We’ve moved indoors for pickleball to the courts at the Rec Center and will do round-robin play with those attending each day. Come check it out.

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. Call Louisa at 720-733-9690. No Duplicate or Marathon Bridge during the winter. Will resume in March.

AFTERNOON OF GAMES - Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday 1:00 PM No Charge Come join one of our tables where there is as much laughter as there is playing. At any one time you might find tables of Mexican Train, Hand and Foot, Poker, or Mah Jong. On Friday there is also a trivia group. Got a new game? Let’s give it a try. Chuck Wilson is interested in playing Pinochle, either single or double decks. Give him a call at 720-250-7975 if you are interested.

SIT & BE FIT CLASS Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:30 AM No Charge We have great videos, focusing on muscle strength and flexibility. New people are always welcome to join us. Just come when you can.

CROCHET & KNIT - Wednesdays 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 Paul Donahue of Edward Jones is here to answer your financial questions. You can also call him at 303-688-4220 for a free review.

BOOK CLUB MEETING Tuesday, January 5 10:00 AM No Activity Fee This has really grown into a wonderful group of folks who like to read and to hear what others are reading. Anyone is welcome to stop by. 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.

MOVIE & POPCORN - “Age of Adaline” Thursday, January 7 12:45 PM $2 ($2 non-members) This movie stars beautiful Blake Lively as a young woman, born at the turn of the 20th century, who is rendered ageless after an accident. After many solitary years keeping her secret, she meets a man who complicates the eternal life she has settled into. Adaline's long-suppressed passion for life and romance is reawakened; when a weekend with his parents threatens to expose the truth, Adaline makes a decision that changes her life forever.

AARP DRIVER CLASS Friday, January 8 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 directly to the instructor.

CREATIVE WRITING GROUP Tuesday, January 12 10:00 AM No Charge The Creative Writing group is a safe place to share writing goals and then put ideas onto paper. We learn to “craft” our first drafts into compelling pieces. This is a group open to those experienced in writing and to those just wanting to give it a try.

POLISH POKER Wednesday, January 13 1:00 PM No Charge No special skills are needed for this afternoon of laughs. Bring your pennies. If you haven’t tried it before, sign up and come see why it’s so fun.

SPECIAL PRESENTATION - “Climate and Antarctica”

Thursday, January 14 12:30 PM No Activity Fee One of the greatest aspects of our Center is the diversity and wealth of knowledge of our members, and we love to use that when we can. Dr. Ken Knoll, who joined the Center in 2015, has a PhD from the University of Kansas in Glacial Geology and Global Climates. He has studied aspects of geology in Alaska, the North Pole, South America and spent time exploring Antarctica, which he will share in a fascinating presentation with photos and intimate knowledge of glaciers, icebergs, sea life, beach dwellers and more that most of us will never be lucky enough to see. Don’t miss this wonderful presentation.

LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP

Tuesday, January 19 1:00 PM No Charge If you have vision problems of any kind or severity, 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. Invite any seniors you know who may benefit from this group. Laura is a wealth of knowledge for services that are available to you.

BUNCO Wednesday, January 20 1:00 PM $3 ($9 non-members) Our monthly Bunco games will now take place on the 3rd Wednesday of the month so we can start at 1:00 PM and finish in time for our transportation riders to get home. 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 have.

MONTHLY NEWCOMER “MEET AND GREET” Tuesday, January 26 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.

We schedule individual appointments with patient

volunteers to help you learn to do more with your

computer, tablet or cell phone. You may have specific

questions about a device or maybe you just want to

learn how to “surf the internet” on our computers.

Contact Steph at 303-688-9498 to get started.

CONTACT LIST

Fun & Games Mah Jong - Vivien Semryck 303-955-0927 Monday Bridge - Louisa Allen 720-733-9690 Duplicate & Marathon Bridge - Steve Wheeler 303-660-4047 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

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

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WEATHER CLOSURE INFORMATION

We occasionally close the Center to keep everyone safe and

off icy and snowy roads, not always following the school

closures. Sometimes we may delay our opening.

There are 4 ways to check to see whether we are closed or opening late: 1) Call the Center and listen to the message - if there is no special

message, we are open; 2) Watch 9NEWS, CBS4 and Fox 31 - our information will be scrolled across the bottom of the screen; 3) Check

the homepage NEWS on our website as we will post it - you must actually go into the website, not just look below the map if you Google

it; 4) Like us on Facebook and you will receive notices. We try to have these announcements in place by 7:00 AM, although please

understand that occasionally we have technology issues. Also, in the event of a delayed opening, please check our phone message before coming to the Center, just in case we have to close. Thank you for

understanding as we make decisions regarding your safety.

The Rec Center provides indoor courts for us for Pickleball. We have round-robin games during

these open times. You do need to sign-in and pay at the Rec Center. Call Dan Mitchell

303-653-1639 with questions.

AARP provides free tax preparation on

Wednesdays/Fridays from Feb 3-April 15 in

the mobile unit behind the facility.

Appointments will be made from 9:00 AM

through 3:00 PM. Schedule your time through

the front desk. Spots fill quickly.

It seems that 2015 just began and here we are at another new year. Happy New Year. Our library is already getting new donations of books - many people ask at the Craft Show if

they can donate books to us, and they have started doing so. Every January is a new year and a time of new beginnings; go try new things, visit new places, welcome new people

into your life and see things in new ways.

- Dee Thompson, Librarian

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All the area businesses that displayed our event posters or promoted the event

Wreath Donors: Castle Rock Police Department

Cherry Creek Retirement Village

Castle Rock Fire Department

Home Care Assistance

Life Care Center of America

All the Comfort of Home, Inc. Quincy Place

Kaiser Permanente

Sparkles Bead Company

Castle Rock Florist

Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce

Angels Care Home Health

Michael’s Crafts

Jeannie Taber and Family

Sponsors: Santiago’s

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1st Linda Biery, Terry Houston

2nd Judy Budimlya, Karen Kennett, Karen Mosel,

Pamela Passant, Bob Rossi, Marilyn Schubert,

Scott Waldrop

3rd Barbara Carney, John Gross, Mary Ellen

Howard

4th Elaine Hert

5th Victor Buffetti, Fran Filyau

6th Bob Hein, Dorothy Weaver, Fred Yenni

7th Bridget Folan, Patricia Rennecker

8th Nancy Menees

9th Debra Santy

10th Ronald Schmidt, Stephen Spar, Beverlee

Weimer

11th Ruth Calderon, Katharina May, David

Myhill, Terrie Sherrow, Gale Van Patten

12th Eva Eder

13th Jan Brush, Pearl Hix, Joy Kancir, Jan Kelley

14th Bob Clement, Robert Tippel

15th Juanita Harless

16th Janice Burger, Karen Graff, Ron Graybill,

Kathy Hallahan, George Salvador, Curt

Thompson

17th John Kancir, Thomas Miller

18th Jim Decker, Pamela Thiltgen-Hester

19th Mary Agren

20th Bernard Headley, Ray Martin, John Regester,

Bob Stolcis

21st Dave Archer, Betty Carerro, Alice Salvador

23rd Rita Bates, BJ Herre, Sarah Plagge

24th Melanie Grothe, Judy Pollock, Ramona

Thomas

25th Ken Hodge, Carol Murino

26th Susan Denlinger, Jeannie Wattle

27th Ada Smith

28th Carolyn Cantalini, Jacquelyn Celebre

29th Maria Scharff, Clifford Simpson

30th Diane Barrie, Rick Bird

31st Louise Casey, Kayomarz Shroff

Outgoing President, Rich Smoski, presided over the meeting where

each board member gave a short synopsis of the accomplishments

of the past year at the Senior Center. Following the business

meeting, Doris Rollins was elected President, and Vivien Semryck

was elected Secretary. Congratulations and thank you to them

both for their dedication to the Castle Rock Senior Center.

A recurring theme of the reports

was “increase.” Phyllis Tumey, left,

reported that fundraising efforts

have surpassed last year. Joan

Goldberg explained that off-site trip

participation has increased 19% in

the past 12 months. Jim Decker

stated that 206 new members have

joined the Center in 2015. Bill Kelly

reported that we have provided

6520 shuttle rides from January-

October, and put nearly 30,000

miles on our buses for activity trips

in that same time frame.

A highlight of the meeting

was presenting our own

“energizer bunny” Rich

Smoski, with his own

energizer bunny. Rich’s last

meeting as President will be

in December, when the

Board will more formally

recognize his contributions -

but anyone who knows him

knows that he has more

energy and drive than many

of us combined, so this was a

fitting tribute to our outgoing

President.

Shirley Schoeberl (left) won the Veteran’s Photo

Contest prize.

Bernie Funk (right) won the Dining-to-Donate at

Angie’s prize.

JANUARY 2016

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Wed Jan 6 Out to Dinner - Hacienda Colorado 4:45 PM $5 $11 N/A

Thurs Jan 7 Slammers Bingo 10:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Jan 7 Movie - “Age of Adaline” 12:45 PM $2 $2 N/A

Thurs Jan 7 Senior Art Class 2:00 PM $6 $12 N/A

Fri Jan 8 Trip - Dazzle Jazz Club & Lunch 10:15 AM $7 $13 N/A

Sun Jan 10 Theater - “Funny Girl” 1:00 PM $31** $37** N/A

Tues Jan 12 Casino Trip - The Lodge 8:30 AM $10 $16 N/A

Wed Jan 13 Polish Poker 1:00 PM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Thurs Jan 14 Slammers Brunch & Bingo 9:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Jan 14 Special Presentation - Antarctica 12:30 PM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Fri Jan 15 Out to Lunch - Briarwood Inn 10:30 AM $9 $15 N/A

Tues Jan 19 Out to Dinner - Western Trails Steak. 4:45 PM $6 $12 N/A

Wed Jan 20 Monthly Potluck Luncheon 12:00 PM

Wed Jan 20 Bunco 1:00 PM $3 $9 N/A

Thurs Jan 21 Trip - Rodeo and Stock Show 9:00 AM $26** $32** N/A

Thurs Jan 21 Slammers Bingo 10:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Jan 21 Senior Art Class 2:00 PM $6 $12 N/A

Mon Jan 25 Out to Lunch - Indochine 11:00 AM $5 $11 N/A

Tues Jan 26 Shopping Trip - Saver’s 9:45 AM $5 $11 N/A

Tues Jan 26 Monthly Newcomer Meet & Greet 10:30 AM No Activity Fee No Activity Fee N/A

Wed Jan 27 Lunch and Learn 11:30 AM $5 $11 $7/$12

Thurs Jan 28 Slammers Brunch & Bingo 9:00 AM $8 $14 N/A

Thurs Jan 28 Trip - Wyeth at Denver Art Museum 9:15 AM $19****

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