Volume 38 Number 4 340 West Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832 (714) 738-6305 April 2018

fullerton COMMUNITY CENTER

Chocolate and Your Heart

Seminar

Friday, April 6 10:00 a.m.— 11:00 a.m.

Did you know that your heart loves chocolate? Not

only is chocolate delicious, but studies have shown

that incorporating chocolate into your daily diet can

help you prevent heart disease. Come attend this

amazing educational seminar given by a local

community doctor! Call 714-738-6305 to preregister.

It’s Never too Late to Plan Your Estate

It’s Your Estate Series Wednesdays, April 4– May 23 2:00 p.m.— 3:30 p.m.

Learn from local financial and estate experts who

will answer your questions and help you stay in

charge of your estate planning options, avoid pitfalls

and help provide the resources you need to make

confident financial and estate decisions. Call

714-738-6305 to preregister.

It’s Your Estate Series Topics:

April 4: Introduction & Quiz

April 11: Estate Planning Basics

April 18: Planning for Incapacity

April 25: Living Trust & Beyond

May 2: Charitable Income & Tax Planning Issues

May 9: IRA & Retirement Plan Distributions

May 16: The Role of a Trustee & Executor

May 23: Case Study & Review

Calling All Art Lovers!

19th Century American Art: An Overview Thursday, April 26 10:00 a.m.— 11:00 a.m.

Join Fullerton College Professor of Art History,

Kristin Mihaylovich, for a lecture which will focus

on putting art into its historical and cultural context.

We will look at how industrialization, photography,

and the railroad ushered in new trends in 19th

century art and the development of landscape

painting and Realism. Explore the artists of the

Hudson River School such as Thomas Cole and

Frederic Edwin Church and the Realist painters

Winslow Homer and Thomas Eakins. Preregister

by calling 714-738-6305.

Senior Transportation Program

Update for Fiscal Year 2017-2018

The City of Fullerton has exhausted its annual

allocation for both Senior Bus Passes and Taxi

Vouchers for the Fiscal Year 2017-2018. We will

resume selling both bus passes and taxi vouchers

beginning July 1, 2018. Senior Bus Passes are

available for purchase at the Utility Services

counter on the First Floor of City Hall for $22.25.

Call 714-738-6305 if you have any further

questions. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Save the Date!

Senior Club Spring Festival Social

Thursday, May 17 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Dancing, Refreshments, Drawings and Fun! SeniorServ Springtime

Dance & Luncheon Friday, April 20

10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Enjoy food, fun and live music by

Trini Arellano

Lunch is $5 for those under 60; for 60+ a $3 donation is appreciated.

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Senior Club OFFICERS

President: Pauline Aguero

Vice President: Wendy Ocepek

Secretary: Branden Ciccarelli

Treasurer: Wanda Williams

Assistant Treasurer: Gerry Phillips

Past President: Phil Ross

870-6774

393-1602

526-7892

526-9359

992-5588

738-1419

DIRECTORS

Vicki Colvin (2019)

Doug Gilmour (2019)

Donna Ice (2019)

Barbara Ingolia (2020)

Paulette MacGill (2020)

743-9254

738-0934

525-2682

521-1182

525-9780

APPOINTEES

Sunshine Chairperson: Ellie Honeycutt 264-6969

Desk Coordinator: Barbara Martellino 504-1960

Newsletter Chairperson: Phyllis Levin 525-2842

Social Committee Chairperson: Phyllis Levin 525-2842

Assistant Chairperson: Barbara Ingolia 521-1182

Travel Director: Christel B. Moore 680-4574

Assistant Travel Director: Carole Wright 773-0043

Bingo Chairperson: Virginia Palazzolo 779-5755

SENIOR CLUB DESK: 738-6353

Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Email: fullertonseniorclub@gmail.com

COMMUNITY CENTER SENIOR PROGRAMS: 738-6305

BOARD MEETING: Thursday, April 19, 1 p.m.

A Message from Your Senior Club President,

Pauline Aguero:

The Winter Wonderland Social has come and gone. A big

thank-you to the donors who contributed to the prizes:

Senior Club members Keith Carpenter, Vicki Colvin,

Diane Luna, as well as CSUF, Polly’s Pies, and

Rutabegorz.

The next Polly’s Dine-In fundraiser will be on May 3.

The Social Committee is busy working on our Spring

Festival Social on May 17th. Look for information in

upcoming Newsletter.

The Human-Interest story has been renamed Paulette’s

Corner. Please check out this month’s Paulette’s Corner,

which features our very own Cowboy Jack; a very

interesting member of the Senior Club. We are still

looking for stories to tell in upcoming Newsletters.

Contact the Membership Desk if you are interested.

We are still in need of a Computer and Software

Maintenance volunteer to maintain our Club computers.

Please contact the Membership Desk if you are

experienced and interested.

I have had a lot of feedback on new activities people are

trying. We should continue to experiences all the

opportunities the Senior Club has to offer. I would enjoy

hearing more from you about your experiences.

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the lives of . . .

Herbert Virgil

Ron Ogilvie

Paulette’s Corner

M eet Cowboy Jack! Jack has been coming to the Fullerton Senior Center for ten years. Everyone knows him as Cowboy Jack,

because he wears a cowboy hat and he is also known as a Willie Nelson lookalike. He was even in an event in Fullerton portraying the famous singer. Jack loves karaoke. He loves to sing old country songs and even sang a Ray Price song to a Fullerton policeman. Next time you see him, ask him to tell you the story behind that! Jack also loves cats and had nineteen cats at one point. Currently, he only has two. Jack previously had some heart problems, but he is doing much better now. We are glad to have him back—he is like a fixture to the center. He can always be found doing his favorite thing which is putting puzzles together in the library - stop by and say howdy!

SAVE THE DATE!

Polly’s Pies Dine-In Thursday, May 3

Stop in anytime from

7:00 am to 9:00 pm.

136 N Raymond Ave Fullerton, CA 92831

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Services Assistance Programs

Appointments required—call 714 738-6305

1. MEDICARE - HICAP Monday, April 2, 16, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. - Korean (call 714 560-0424 for appointments) Monday, April 2, 16, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.- English (call 714 738-6305 for appointments)

2. LEGAL AID Thursday, April 12, 12:15 to 2:45 p.m.

3. ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP April 2, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (Please call 949 757-3758 for more information)

Appointments Not Required

1. VITAS BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPS Mondays, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.

2. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS Friday, April 6, 20 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

3. CTAP - California Telephone Access Program Monday, April 23, 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

4. DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP Friday, April 6, 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

5. LUNCH - SeniorServ Dining Program Weekdays: Lunch is served starting at 11:30 a.m.

6. KOREAN PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP Friday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

7. SENIOR GROCERY PROGRAM Thursday, April 5, 19, 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.

April Lunch Menu Lunch is served weekdays, starting at 11:30 a.m.

2 Monday Roasted Turkey & Herb Gravy

3 Tuesday Mrs. Friday Fish

4 Wednesday Baked Meatloaf with Gravy

5 Thursday Park Tenderloin

6 Friday Ham with Fruit Glaze

9 Monday Rich Beef Goulash

10 Tuesday Hot Dog with Whole Wheat Bun

11 Wednesday Chicken Marsala with Pasta

12 Thursday Ham & Zucchini Frittata

13 Friday Crab Salad on Bed of Spinach

16 Monday Yucatan Chicken Tacos

17 Tuesday Hearty Beef Stew

18 Wednesday Pork Loin with Gravy

19 Thursday Vegetarian Lasagna

20 Friday Hamburger with Whole Wheat Bun

23 Monday Rita’s Spinach Casserole

24 Tuesday Thai Chicken Salad & Dressing

25 Wednesday Holly Farm Chicken Drumsticks

26 Thursday Fettuccini Roasted Butternut Squash

27 Friday Stouffer’s Mac & Cheese

30 Monday Beef Bolognese on Spaghetti

SeniorServ Daily Nutrition Program

Patricia Serrano, Site Manager: 714 738-6368

SeniorServ Springtime Dance & Luncheon Sponsored by Sunrise Villa Bradford, Tess Berry Friday, April 20 - 10 a.m.

Entertainment: Trini Arellano

SeniorServ Bingo Sponsored by Edna Rivera

Wednesday, April 11, 25 - 10:30 a.m.

April Birthdays Sponsored by Val Muir Thursday, April 26 - 10:30 a.m.

The price of lunch for those under 60 is $5; over 60, a

suggested donation of $3 is appreciated.

A Message from the Needlecraft Class

We are looking for anyone at the Senior Center

who has experience working on sewing

machines. Periodically, we receive sewing

machines as donations, but they could use some

T.L.C. before we can use them. If you can help

with this or know someone that can, please get

in contact with the needlecraft program on

Monday mornings beginning at 9:00 a.m.

Duplicate Bridge

Tuesdays, 12:00 - 3:30 p.m.

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Activities

April Movies - Fridays, 12:30 p.m.

Admission donation minimum: $1 at the door.

Movie days subject to change due to program operations.

April 6 - “Darkest Hour” - During the early days of World War

II, the fate of Western Europe hangs on the newly-appointed British

Prime Minister Winston Churchill. He must decide whether to

negotiate with The Nazis, or fight on against incredible odds. With

the threat of invasion imminent, Churchill must rally a nation and

change the course of history. This thrilling true story stars Gary

Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas. PG-13.

April 13 - “Only the Brave” - In this powerful drama based on a

true story, a firefighting team in Arizona known as the Granite

Mountain Hotshots becomes one of the country’s most elite units.

When a massive fire threatens their town, they are deployed into

action and risk everything to protect their loved ones. Starring Josh

Brolin and Jeff Bridges. PG-13.

April 27 - “The Greatest Showman” - This wondrous musical

based on the life of P.T. Barnum tells of a visionary who rose from

nothing to create a spectacle that become a worldwide sensation.

Barnum founded what became the Ringling Bros. and Barnum &

Bailey Circus in the 1870s, which is considered the birth of modern

show business. Staring Hugh Jackman and Zack Efron. PG.

NEW!

Free Physical Activity Coaching

Starting February 17, 2018

Spring is in the air, and the warmer weather and longer

days are perfect for getting out and getting physical! We

are happy to announce a free physical activity coaching

program presented by California State University,

Fullerton. Join CSUF Kinesiology students as they help

you set goals, create a plan, and help you achieve these

goals. The students will be at the fitness equipment at

each park on the days and times listed below. Look for the

people dressed in orange.

Gilbert Park - 2120 W. Orangethorpe Avenue

Tuesdays, 7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Independence Park - 801 W. Valencia Drive

Tuesdays, 6:45 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Lemon Park - 701 S. Lemon Street

Fridays, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Sundays, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Our World Travelogue

Expand your horizons by attending the “Our World”

travelogue as fellow travelers take pleasure in sharing their

world trips and travel tips with you.

Dates: 2nd & 4th Wednesdays Time: 10:00 a.m.

April

11 NO PROGRAM

25 Majesty of Madrid and Seville - HD Video Meeting in Boardroom

Phil Ross, Coordinator

Donna Ice, Attendance

Schedule your travel program presentations by calling Phil Ross at 714 738-1419 or at travelogue@roadrunner.com.

Senior Splash!

Time exclusively for SENIORS (55+) and

includes lap swimming and water walking.

Equipment is included.

COST: $2 drop in fee

(punch cards are available)

Aqua Fitness Class Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 12 - 1 p.m. Moderate/Intense Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 1-2 p.m. Gentle/Low Impact

Tuesday, Thursday: 6 -7 p.m. Moderate/Intense Saturday: 7:45 - 8:30 a. m. Moderate/Intense

*Must be 55 or older to qualify for senior prices and

admittance to senior classes and activities.

First class free!

(714) 773-1302

Mature Driver Class Free Program: Sponsored by the

School of Continuing Education, NOCCCD

Next available two-day class:

Wednesday, Thursday June 13, 14 - 1 to 5 p.m.

Preregistration required: stop by the front desk or call 714 738-6305.

Zumba Gold Fitness Thursdays, 9:00-10:00 a.m.

Sponsored by St. Jude

A lower intensity version of Zumba

tailored for older adults. Dance,

improve coordination and have fun!

Price: $20 per 8-week session or $3 drop-in per class.

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Travel

Please Note: Membership in the Club is required to book travel events.

(#9) HIDDEN GEMS OF EL CAJON

Wednesday, May 9

Price: $59. Leave at 8:00 a.m. return at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy a wonderful day in El Cajon in San Diego County. You

will begin with a guided tour of sweet shop Le Caramel, where you will learn how to make caramel and even get

to take some home! Then you will be off to an authentic Mexican lunch with dessert included. The day will end

with a stop by the new Hollywood Casino Jamul for more fun. Do not miss out on this trip - it is a true gem!

(#10) KEYS CREEK LAVENDER FARM, VALLEY VIEW CASINO

Wednesday, May 30 - New listing goes on sale April 3.

Price: $35. Leave at 9:00 a.m. and return at 5:30 p.m. It will be a fun day in Northern San Diego County. The first

stop will be at Keys Creek Lavender Farm, where you will see the beautiful lavender fields in bloom. After

walking the fields, you can visit the gift shop to purchase a variety of lavender products, or pick up a snack such

as a lavender scone or their famous lavender lemonade. Then we will be off to Valley View Casino for some

gambling fun! Lunch is on your own.

(#112) THE RIVERSIDE HOTEL, CASINO LAUGHLIN

Sunday, June 3 - Tuesday, June 5 - New listing goes on sale April 3.

Price: $129 per person double, $149 single. Leave at 9:00 a.m. Sunday. There will be stop in Lenwood (near

Barstow) for lunch on your own on the way to Laughlin. This wonderful three-day getaway on the Colorado

River includes two nights stay, two breakfast buffets, one dinner buffet, as well as a Fun Book and baggage

handling. We will return Tuesday, June 5 and stop for a snack at Barstow Station before getting home around

5:00 p.m.

(#11) LA BREA TAR PITS, ORIGINAL FARMERS MARKET

Wednesday, June 27 - New listing goes on sale April 3.

Price: $39. Leave at 9:00 a.m. and return at 5:30 p.m. Join us for a trip to the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles.

Explore the fossils of Ice Age creatures such as mammoths, dire wolves and saber-tooth cats and visit an active

excavation site. Many new discoveries have been made, and it is always fun to go see the latest finds. After, we

will stop at the Original Farmers Market for lunch on your own. You will also have plenty of time to do some

shopping at the market.

Travel Director : Christel B. Moore Assistant Travel Director: Carole Wright

Travel Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Travel Office Phone: 714-738-5306

EXTENDED TRIPS

HOOVER DAM & THE CITY THAT BUILT IT

April 27 - Four Days

Price: $549 per person double, $699 single. (FRI)

AFC PACIFIC COAST CRUISE

May 1 - Six Days

Price: Starting at $1,469.

NEW YORK CITY

May 17 - Five Days

Price: $2,499 per person double, $2,979 single. (FRI)

MONTEREY, CARMEL, SAN FRANCISCO

& NAPA

July 11 - Five Days

Price: $1,299 per person double, $1,799 single. (FRI)

The Fullerton Senior Club travel office has brochures with details on these listed trips. Come into the office, browse and check them out - you can make your travel dreams a reality by going on our extended trips.

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

8:00 Walking Group 2 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 3 8:00 Walking Group 4

8:30 Korean Dance Class 9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Health & Exercise Class 8:30 Beginning Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health 9:00 Needlecraft 9:00 Healthier Living with Chronic 9:00 Line Dance Lessons

9:00 Medicare Counseling - HICAP (Korean) Conditions Series (3 of 6) 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

10:30 Korean Folk Song Class 10:30 Belly Dance Lessons 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program

10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 11:30 Table Tennis

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ 11:30 Table Tennis 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

12:30 Bingo 12:30 Creative Coloring Connection 2:00 It’s Your Estate Series (1 of 8)

12:30 Medicare Counseling - HICAP 1:00 Beginning Drama

1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 Going Green in 2018 (5 of 5)

1:00 Chess 1:00 Ballroom Dance Class 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance

1:00 Caring Companions

7:00 Alzheimer’s Support Group

8:00 Walking Group 9 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 10 8:00 Walking Group 11

8:30 Korean Dance Class 9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Health & Exercise Class 8:30 Beginning Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health 9:00 Healthier Living with Chronic 9:00 Line Dance Lessons

9:00 Needlecraft Service Group Conditions Series (4 of 6) 10:30 SeniorServ Bingo

10:30 Korean Folk Song Class 10:30 Belly Dance Lessons 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 11:30 Table Tennis 11:30 Table Tennis 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

12:30 Bingo 12:30 Creative Coloring Connection 2:00 It’s Your Estate Series (2 of 8)

1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 Beginning Drama

1:00 Chess 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance

1:00 Ballroom Dance Class

No Gentle Yoga & Pilates or

No Gentle Yoga & Pilates today. Our World today.

8:00 Walking Group 16 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 17 8:00 Walking Group 18

8:30 Korean Dance Class 9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Health & Exercise Class 8:30 Beginning Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Needlecraft Service Group 9:00 Healthier Living with Chronic 9:00 Line Dance Lessons

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health Conditions Series (5 of 6) 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

9:00 Medicare Counseling HICAP (Korean) 10:30 Belly Dance Lessons 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program

10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 11:30 Table Tennis

10:30 Korean Folk Singing 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:30 Creative Coloring Connection 1:00 Mature Driver Class (Part I)

11:30 Table Tennis 1:00 Beginning Drama 2:00 It’s Your Estate Series (3 of 8)

12:30 Bingo 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance

12:30 Medicare Counseling - HICAP

1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group

1:00 Chess

1:00 Ballroom Dance Class

8:00 Walking Group 23 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 24 8:00 Walking Group 25

8:30 Korean Dance Class 9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Needlecraft Service Group 9:00 Robin’s Health & Exercise Class 8:30 Beginning Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Healtier Living with Chronic 9:00 Line Dance Lessons

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health Conditions Series (6 of 6) 10:00 Our World

9:30 CTAP Telephone Services 10:30 Belly Dance Lessons 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 10:30 SeniorServ Bingo

10:30 Korean Folk Singing 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program

11:30 Table Tennis 12:30 Creative Coloring Connection 11:30 Table Tennis

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ 1:00 Beginning Drama 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

12:30 Bingo 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance 2:00 It’s Your Estate Series (4 of 8)

1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group

1:00 Chess

1:00 Ballroom Dance Class

Same as Monday, March 19, except: 30

Delete: CTAP Telephone Services

Walking Group Mondays, Wednesdays &

Fridays 8 to 9 a.m. — Group meets in Grand Hall C.

Play Bingo! Mondays:12:30– 2:30 p.m.

Players meet in Grand Hall A

Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday:

6:00 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Saturday:

7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Sunday:

12 to 3 p.m.

Looking Forward:

Be Wise with Medication Discussion Wednesday, May 2

Pollys’ Pies Dine–In Thursday, May 3

SeniorServ Cinco De Mayo Celebration

Friday, May 4

SeniorServ Mother’s Day Celebration

Thursday, May 10

Senior Club Spring Festival Social

Thursday, May 17

Flag Ironing Service Day

Wednesday, May 29

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THURSDAY FRIDAY 9:00 Zumba Gold 5 8:00 Walking Group 6

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting 8:30 Tai Chi Practice

9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:15 Senior Reading Club 9:00 Help Yourself to Health

10:00 Exercise Plus Health 10:00 Photography & More

10:45 Senior Grocery Program 10:00 Blood Pressure Checks

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Chocolate and Your Heart Seminar

12:00 Fitness Zone Health 10:30 Diabetes Support Group

12:30 Income Tax Assistance Program 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

4:30 Karaoke Up! 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program

11:30 Table Tennis

12:30 Movie - “Darkest Hour”

12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

5:30 Table Tennis

9:00 Zumba Gold 12 8:00 Walking Group 13

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting 8:30 Tai Chi Practice

9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:15 Senior Reading Club 9:00 Help Yourself to Health

10:00 Exercise Plus Health 10:00 Korean Parkinson’s Support Group

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Photography & More

12:15 Legal Aid 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:30 Income Tax Assistance Program 11:30 Table Tennis

12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

12:30 Movie - “Only the Brave”

5:30 Table Tennis

No Gentle Yoga & Pilates today.

9:00 Zumba Gold 19 8:00 Walking Group 20

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting 8:00 Bulletin Collation

9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Practice

9:15 Senior Reading Club 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

10:00 Exercise Plus Health 9:00 Help Yourself to Health

10:45 Senior Grocery Program 10:00 Blood Pressure Checks

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Photography & More

12:00 Fitness Zone Health 10:00 SeniorServ Springtime Dance

1:00 Senior Club Board Meeting 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

1:00 Mature Driver Class (Part II) 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program

11:30 Table Tennis 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

5:30 Table Tennis

No Movie today.

9:00 Zumba Gold 26 8:00 Walking Group 27

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting 8:30 Tai Chi Practice

9:00 Staying Mentally Sharp 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:15 Senior Reading Club 9:00 Help Yourself to Health

10:00 Exercise Plus Health 10:00 Photography & More

10:00 Art History Lecture 10:30 Gentle Yoga & Pilates

10;30 SeniorServ Birthdays 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 11:30 Table Tennis

12:00 Fitness Zone Health 12:30 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

12:30 Movie -“The Greatest Showman”

5:30 Table Tennis

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

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Friday Evenings 5:30 to 8:30 pm

Session 1745: $20 for a 3-month pass

Session 1746: $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.

April 2018 First Friday each month - led by Yvonne Ahmid, RN

Diabetes Education and Support Group 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB FULLERTON 340 West Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832

PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE

PAID FULLERTON, CA

PERMIT # 284

Or Current Resident

211 Orange County - Dial 211 (toll free) or (888) 600-4357

Adult Protective Services (800) 451-5155

Aging & Disability Resource Connection (800) 510-2020

Department of Insurance Hotline (800) 927-HELP

Eldercare Locater (800) 677-1116

Fullerton City Hall 738-6300

Fullerton Main Library 738-6333

Fullerton Senior Citizens Club Membership Desk 738-6353

Fullerton Community Center 738-6305

HICAP - Medicare Assistance 560-0424

Legal Aid 571-5245

Long-Term Care Ombudsman Services 479-0107

Meals on Wheels 871-2200

Office on Aging Information & Assistance (800) 510-2020

(Local Number) 480-6450

One Stop - SCSEP (Employment) 241-4928

Orange Caregiver Resource Center 578-8670

OCHCA - SHOPP Program Nurse Visit Services 972-3700

OCTA Access (Transportation) (877) 628-2232

Retired Senior Volunteer Program 953-5757

SeniorServ Case Management 823-3294

SeniorServ Dining Program 738-6368

Social Security (800) 772-1213

Travel Office 738-5306

Veterans Service Office 480-6555

April 2018 Assistance Directory

Time-sensitive material

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

Community Center Supervisor: Brian Yourstone

Senior Programs: (714) 738-6575

Rental Assistant: Cori Lantz

(714) 738-6305 (714) 738-6335 FAX

Email: seniorcenter@ci.fullerton.ca.us

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