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Senior Center News UpdateJuly 2013

COORDINATOR’S MESSAGE………Hello Members,Summer Solstice has come and gone and what a lovely day it was – we welcome the heady days of summer.As usual, busy times abound at the center. The month started off with the first of our three flea markets. It wasa success and thanks go out to Willie Croskrey, Marlene Flannery and Cousin Ann, Doug Greer, GillianMcGlaze, Terri Ritchie and her friend, Carol Rogers, Tom Steinhaus and all the vendors.Next up was the Volunteer Recognition Luncheon that was held at the Scotts Valley Library. All of ourvolunteers deserve a huge pat on their backs. As all my volunteers were on a hiatus that day, I would like togive a huge THANK YOU to, Evelyn Anderson, Kristin Ard, Ferd Bergholz, Anita Dilts, Janice Lages, PaulaKuty and Sheila Wilke. It would not have been success without these folks! The Board and I were delighted tohave our city council members, City Manager - Steve Ando and President of SV Host Lions - Jay Mosley, inattendance. Congratulations go to Marlene Flannery who was recognized by the Board for her considerableservice to the center and its members! Board Chairman, Ferd Bergholz, presented her with a LifetimeMembership.These events were followed closely by the Monthly Line Dance Social and Muncheon Movie. Fran Rosencontinues to delight us with her poetry and in this newsletter instead Focus on the Instructor (it will return nextmonth), you will find a poem especially composed just for each and every one of YOU!The monthly dinner came next and oh what a treat it was. EVERYONE enjoyed their gourmet hamburgers andnumerous accompaniments and delicious Lemon Lush dessert. Center member, Pearl Mendes, provided thediners with beautiful hula dancing from her home state of Hawaii. She had an appreciative audience. We thankYOU so much Pearl for sharing your dance form with all of us. Lee Brown was the raffle prize winner thatevening and she went home with a beautiful double stemmed orchid potted plant. Be sure to sign up early forthe July 12th dinner – for the third year in a row, Harvey and Irene Bustichi will be delighting our palettes with aspecial family chicken recipe and The Constellations will be performing.A huge THANK YOU goes out to Marlyn Crook and Terri Lesniak for helping to sort flea market offerings forthe upcoming July 7th flea market. It was a big job and I could not have done it alone. Thank you so muchladies! We are looking for some volunteer help, prior to and on the day of, with the next two flea markets.Please call Terri at 818-3107 if you can help.Support comes in all kinds of way: time, talent, treasure. I welcome and thank two brand new sponsors,Hospice of Santa Cruz County and Jesse Gabriel Photography Studio for their support of the Scotts ValleySenior Center. As always, maintaining that support is extremely important too. Therefore, I also thank Deneand Melodie Bustichi of BCI Builder’s Inc. and Senior Network Services for renewed sponsorships with us Please mark your calendars. Don’t forget, your memberships due ARE due July 1st.…we will be checkingeveryone’s membership to make sure we have your current information on file. Also, in order to fulfill repeatedrequests for name tags at events and in preparation for the senior’s discount program I.D. card, you will allneed to get your photo taken at the Jesse Gabriel Photography Studio – dates and times are further along inthis issue of the newsletter. There will be no cost to you. This card will double as an ID card and name tag.As usual, there is always so much to say and share but I am out of time and space. So very quickly, come outand celebrate our freedom at the July 4th Parade and Fireworks Extravaganza – tickets are available fromParks and Rec and at various locations around the county. Be sure to enjoy the great lineup of music at Musicat Skypark on the last Sunday of June, July, August and September and to stay cool and fit, take the SeniorSplash Class at Siltanen Park through Parks and Rec.Until next time ~ Darshana Croskrey

NEW CLASSES/EVENTS:

BEGINNING UKULELEStan Meidinger is offering weekly beginning ukulele lessons. Ongoing classes are on:DAY: Thursdays TIME: 12:30pm to 1:30pmCOST: $7 Members & $8 Non-Members

BUNKOIrene Bustichi and Sandy Payton have teamed up to bring co-ed Bunco to SVSC and they invite youto join them!DATE: Every2nd Thursday of the month through October (7/11, 8/8, 9/12 & 10/10)TIME: 1:00pm – 3:00pmCOST: $7.00 Members $8.00 Non-Members

SUCCULENT FLORAL DESIGN CLASS ~ Pre-pay only Sign UpsWe welcome back Tamara Cucchiara as she takes us on another floral design adventure, this timewith succulents. Join us as she shares her secrets for making a beautiful combination succulent floraldesign while you let your creative juices flow. Sign up now as spaces are limited!DATE: Wednesday July 24th, 2013 TIME: 4:00pm to 5:30pmCOST: $10 for instruction & $10 for materials – Bring your own vessel, NO MORE than 4” in diameterand 4” inches in depth.

SENIOR SPLASH ~ Pre-Pay Only - Sign up at the Rec OfficeHave you heard? We’ve added a swim time for seniors!!!

The water is a friendly 90 degrees, 2 ½ to 4 feet deep and there is a handicap lift Relax and enjoy or exercise on your own. Two lifeguards will have pool equipment for you andsuggested exercise information on hand. From 11:30am to 12:30pm an organized workout isavailable with Laurel Keefe (certified by the Aquatics Exercise Assc.). These three week sessions willhelp you feel stronger and refreshed.DAY: Fridays DATES: In 3-week sessions staring Friday June 21st to August 30thTIME: 11:30pm to 1:30pm PLACE: Siltanen Family Pool in Siltanen Park next to Vine Hill SchoolCOST: $15 for each 3-week session

Monthly Line Dance SocialCome on out for an evening of foot-stomping fun and conversation. No partners needed. Chaired byJeanne Wilson, light refreshments will be served.WHEN: First Friday of the MonthTIME: 7:00pm to 9:00pmCOST: Members $5.00 Non-Members $7.00

Armchair Topics ~ July 25th at 1:00pm ~ Cost: FREEPlanning Ahead for Peace of Mind

Making your future healthcare wishes known is an invaluable gift to your loved ones. With anAdvance Directive, you create a legal document that lets you give directions for your future medicalcare. Learn the importance of talking about, planning, and writing down your written wishes.You will leave this information-packed session with a legal Advance Directive form and all the factsyou need to complete it.You presenter is Julie Boudreau, Education and Outreach Manager for Hospice of Santa CruzCounty. Julie has been providing community education around advance health care directives andrelated issues for over 10 years with the Make Your Wishes Known Initiative, a community programwhose goal is to see that all adults in our county have a current advance healthcare directive.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the Following Scotts Valley Senior Center Members for JulyIf You see any of these Members, Please wish them a HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Elizabeth Blair 2 Bashawn Adams 3 Mary Lynne 3Virginia LeRoy 3 Bruce Eggleton 4 Terri Lesniak 4Darlene B. Smith 4 Dede K. Beam 5 John W. Lambert 5Frank Mullin 5 Susan Taylor 5 Luna D. Elliott 6Ken Murphy 6 Diane Griggs 8 Loretta Nielsen 9Luella M. Berry 11 Christina Anhorn 12 Christine Smith 13Mary Ann Leippe 15 Irene Simpkins 15 Valerie Sims 15Betty Dalziel 17 Betty Kauffman 17 Susan Kerr 17Johanna Mitrovich 18 Carol Bell 21 Sonya Mullin 21Charlda A. Behrens 22 Mary Liang 22 Peggy Tartaglino 22Hazel Brown 23 Becky R. Johnson 24 Vic Ramirez 25Maxine Richards 26 Donna Edwards 28 Meikam Weers 30

We Wish All of Our Birthday Seniors, for This Month,Best Wishes from The Entire Scotts Valley SeniorCenter. Have a Great Month and Remember that Youare Only as Old as You Feel. So, for this month FeelVery Young! Come and celebrate on the LastThursday of the month at 2:00pm. This party is opento all.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: IMPORTANT DATEPHOTOGRAPHS FOR YOUR IDENTITY/DISCOUNT CARD WILL BE TAKEN ON…

DATES: July 10th and July 11th

TIMES: 8:00am – 11:30am and 1:00pm to 6pm (both days)PLACE: Jesse Gabriel Photography Studio at 230-F Mt. Hermon Road (next door to Bruno’s BBQ)Jesse and his lovely wife, Susan, will be waiting to greet you during the about dates and times to takeyour photograph for your new SVSC identity/discount card. Mark your calendars and be sure to headover there sometime during the allotted times.It will be a head shot only. Jesse has asked that you wear a plain muted color top and NOT one witha busy design on it.

BOUTIQUE DONATIONS NEEDEDDon’t forget…If you are moving or down-sizing or just having a clean-out, please think of donating to The Boutique.Sue and Linda look forward to receiving your items to display and sell in the store.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR…4-6 people helping, prior to and on the day of, with the flea market2 people helping Jesse Gabriel on the photography days at his studio3 people to help, prior to and on the day of, Marlene on the July Dinner

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS:

Loreen Bridges, Rick Carter, Darshana Croskrey, Susan Day, Joyce Fehn, June Fuge,Misa Leonessa Garavaglia, Martha Handley, Pegatha Huges, Carolyn Lance, CindyOrtiz, Don Reynolds, Evelyn Reynolds, Pitt Simmons, Marie Thompson, JohnWarburton, Sheila Wilke and Florale Williams

THANK YOU FOR JOINING OUR SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER_____________________________________________________________

SUNSHINE NOTE: GET WELL SOON, WE MISS YOU ---

Sandy Payton, Donna Sylvia

CHEERS TO ALL THESE YEARS…Hank & Marlyn Crook – 46 years on June 24Wade & Cherry Nittler – 59 years on June 19Ed & Missy Radcliffe – 58 years on June 21

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO YOU ALL!

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTENUnfortunately, death visits us all and this month, in fact whilst I am preparing this verynewsletter, it has visited my family. My dearest father-in-law of almost 28 years WillardCroskrey, passed away a short while ago at 1:00am this morning on June 26th. This gentle giantof a man leaves a hole in my heart and the rest of our family. He is now where he has wanted to

be for the past 20 years; reunited with his beloved wife and my amazing mother-in-law, Joyce. Rest in PeaceWillard…

SUNSHINE CLUBSince I started in my position, I have tried to keep tabs on our members who are sick, in hospital, arein need of a helping hand or need a shoulder to cry on or an ear to be heard. With the center so busy,I am not able to cover these things like I used to so Rosine Rothwell has offered to help out. Wouldyou like to be a part of this endeavor? Writing cards, making a phone call or two, paying a visit…anyof these things would help. If you are interested, please call or stop by my office so we can talk further- Darshana

ARMCHAIR TOPICS FOLLOWED BY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION: FREEDATE: Thursday July 25th TIME: 1pm COST: FreeSUBJECT: Advance Directives – Planning for your future medical careSPEAKER: Julie Boudreau of Hospice of Santa Cruz CountyPlease join us for this very informative session!Followed by Birthday cake Celebration at 2pm

IMPORTANT - MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE: The Library/computer Room will be off-limits every Monday from 9am to 12pm for HIPPA Privacy Requirements.

Support Our Business MembersPlease continue to support our existing Business members and help us locate

some new ones. Our Business members help support the activities of theCenter. Please let our director know about any new prospects for New

Members.

The SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTERserves lunch and plays Bingo every Wednesday.

Please join us for our weekly bingo games on Wednesdays from 1:00-3:00, right after our Meals onWheels luncheon. Project Scout runs the bingo games and everyone is invited. We hope to see youhere! Cards are .50 each and we also have the pull tabs! 438-8666 for more info.

Lunch starts at 11:30 am till 12:20 pm and is provided by Meals on Wheels.Donation of $2.50.

You must sign up by Tuesday at noon. Bingo cards are brought out at 12:30 pm.July 3rd

Turkey Hot Dog, Chili Beans,Green Salad,

Watermelon & Milk

July 10thCrab Salad, Cream of Broccoli

Soup with Crackers, GreenSalad, Bread and Butter,

Banana & Milk

July 17thSweet and Sour Chicken with

Brown Rice, Stir-fry GreenBeans, Cabbage Salad,

Pineapple & MilkJuly 24th

Meatball Stroganoff overNoodles, Broccoli, Romaine

Salad, Roll and Butter, Fruit &Milk

July 31st

Baked Fish, Sweet Potato,Coleslaw,

Peach Crisp & Milk

A HUGE THANK YOU WAS INORDER…A lot of conversation and celebrationtook place during the VolunteerRecognition Luncheon that was heldon June 6th at the Scotts ValleyLibrary. Our Scotts Valley SeniorCenter volunteers ROCK and they area force to be reckoned with!!!

Your Dues Are DueComposed by Fran Rosen

The Scotts Valley Senior Center is yoursThe fun starts when you walk through the doors

Dancing, discussions, card games galoreIt's all that you would want, and more.

You can learn crafts, computers and iPADs tooIt's all here waiting just for you

But... whether you go fast or slowKeeping the center going takes dough

And your dues are what pays the billsSo we can keep on happening stillSo pay your dues and join the fun

This call goes out to everyone.

Go slow or go fastIt's as you choose

There's so much to gainAnd nothing to lose.

Writing, and dinners, and Meals on WheelsBingo and Bunko and Boutique deals

Movies and laughter and companionshipRenew your membership. Show that you're hip!

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IT’S TIME TO SPRING CLEAN ~ YOUR HELP IS NEEDEDPlease spread the word: SVSC is hosting three flea markets this summer on the first Sundayof July & August. Start clearing out your own clutter. Please Note: the net proceeds from theFlea Markets are ear-marked towards re-furbishing the back deck!Dates: 7/7 & 8/4 Time: 9am to 2pmCost: One space $15 or two spaces $25 (each space is the size of one parking spot for a car)Participants will receive all instructions/rules sheet when they sign up.Pick up an application today – a limited number of spaces are available.The center will be running an SVSC stall. If you do not want to rent a spot yourself but wouldlike to donate items to our booth, call the center for drop-off times. The center will also run thekitchen on the flea market days. Volunteers are needed for both on the stall and in the kitchen.Please sign up if you can.For further information please call Terri Ritchie at (831) 818-3107

ENJOY A GOURMET HOT-DOG LUNCH WITH US FROM 10AM TO 1PM!!!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: IMPORTANT DATEPHOTOGRAPHS FOR YOUR IDENTITY/DISCOUNT CARD WILL BE TAKEN ON…

DATES: July 10th and July 11th

TIMES: 8:00am – 11:30am and 1:00pm to 6pm (both days)PLACE: Jesse Gabriel Photography Studio at 230-F Mt. Hermon Road (next door to Bruno’s BBQ)

Technical and Other Important Senior Information

This month more about cell phones and Smart Cell phone plansDid you know that if you have a smart phone you can set the amount of data that you are charged forwith your cell phone provider? Do not pay for more data than you really need. What is “Data” youask? Good question, ask your Grandkids, or just read on here. Data is any service other than actualPhone Calls. Every time you add a new App, lookup something on the internet, or use some apps,you are using “Data”. Some Cell Phone providers have Senior Plans with lower rates.Did you know that when you use your cell phone at home and you have a wireless networkalready in your house you are not charged against your data plan.Check to see if you have a wireless network in your house that was supplied by your Internetprovider. This means that if you update apps or browse the internet, you are not being charged for it ifyou do it at home. This is also the same if you’re in an area like a restaurant for a coffee shop thatsays that they have free wireless Internet, it works exactly the same way, you are not being chargedfor data. You should be sure the data plan, you are paying for through your carrier, is not a largerthan you need. Your provider can take a look at your past usage and assign a plan to you that is acheaper package sometimes.Be sure that when you are updating or installing apps on your phone, you are at home or in arestaurant or coffee shop that has free Internet access.Another thing that can cost you a lot of extra money is text messaging. If you do not have a textmessaging plan you are charged by the text message which maybe $.10 or $.15 per message. Mostseniors do not need text messaging. The keys in your phone are very hard to use, especially forseniors, and therefore we do not use text messaging as much as younger people. If you do a lot oftexting you may want to look into a plan that gives you unlimited text messages, but if you’re onlyoccasional user of text messages you may want to just pay for them by the message.Have Fun and Great Smart Phoning!These messages are provided by Ferd Bergholz for Your Enjoyment.

COMPUTER CLASSES UPDATE:Open Session ~ Ayan PatelJuly 10th ~ 2nd Wednesday each month ~ Cost: Free* ~ 3:15pm to 4:30pmUsing the center’s computers, Ayan will be available to help you navigate the system, answerquestions for you and help you to trouble-shoot problems you may be having on your PC. Great forbeginners!*However, donations of any amount gladly accepted – any proceeds benefit the sound systemspeaker fundBring Your Own Technology (BYOT) ~ Technology Team MembersJuly 17th ~ 3rd Wednesday each month ~ Cost: Free* ~ 3:15pm to 4:30pmFor help with your own laptops, tablets, iPADs, Smart phones, cell phones, etc.*However, donations of any amount gladly accepted – any proceeds benefit the sound systemspeaker fund

DONATIONSAnonymous – Three new toilets will be arriving shortlyKristin Ard – Centerpieces for the Volunteer Recognition LuncheonMaryLynne Hollmann – New 3-Step aluminum step ladderYvonne McClish – paper goods for the pantryBob & Lois Rossini – New extension cordsWE THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER HOURS for 2013Monday, Wednesday 10:00am - 4:00pm

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00-2:00Other Hours for Special Events

Directors office hours of 10:00am to 2:00pm on work daysPhone Number 438-8666

Please note - On the fourth Friday of every month, the center will be closed due to the City of ScottsValley furlough days. No classes or activities will take place on these days. We apologize for any

inconvenience this may cause._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER IMPORTANT VANINFORMATION

PLEASE KEEP AND POSTGUIDELINES FOR VAN

MONDAY: GROCERIES & BANKINGTUESDAY: MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS/GROCERIESWEDNESDAY: LUNCH & BINGO AT THE CENTERTHURSDAY: MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS/GROCERIESFRIDAY: SHOPPING

»» PLEASE GIVE At Least 24 HOURS NOTICE FOR ALL VAN TRIPS. »»Remember, our drivers are volunteers and sometimes unavailable to drive.

VAN DONATIONS – S.V. SENIOR CENTER MEMBERSV TRIPS------$1.50 ONE WAY $3.00 Round Trip

SANTA CRUZ TRIP------$6.00 (one way or round trip)NON-MEMBERS

SV TRIPS------$2.00 ONE WAY SANTA CRUZ------$7.00(one way orround trip)

VAN DONATION PRICE ALLOWS A TOTAL OF 2 STOPS. EACHADDITIONAL STOP IS $.50

2013 Senior Center Major Event CalendarJanuary FebruaryMarch AprilMay JuneJuly7/7 Flea Market 9:00am to 2:00pm7/12 Chicken Dinner @ 4:30pmFiscal Presentation to City Council

August8/4 Flea Market 9:00am to 2:00pm8/16 BBQ Tri Tip Dinner @ 4:30pm

September9/8 Pancake Breakfast 8:00am to Noon9/20 Spaghetti Dinner @ 4:30pm

October10/4 Sponsor Appreciation Reception 5 pm - 7:00pm10/16 Presentation to the City Council, “A Taste of SVSC”Senior Center Board Meeting

November11/2 & 11/3 Holiday Craft Faire11/15 Thanksgiving Potluck @ 1:00pm

December12/13 Holiday Luncheon @ 1:00pm

January 2014 TBA February 2014 TBAMarch 2014 TBA April 2014 TBA

SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER JULY 2013 ACTIVITIESSCHEDULE

MONDAY8:45am - 9:45am Yoga Padma Rudraraju $3.00 Members $5.00 Non-Members9:00am – 11:30am Bocce Mimi Patterson See Mimi for Costs per Game10:00am - 11:00am Exercise June Barber $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members9:00am - 12:15pm Medicare Appts HICAP Services FREE By Appt Only11:00am - 12:00pm Latest Health News Mimi Patterson FREE11:45am – 12:15pm Blood Pressure Checks Mimi Patterson FREE12:15pm - 4:00pm Bridge Marilyn Snyder $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members1:00pm - 4:00pm Canasta Janet Hassler $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members2:00pm - 4:00pm Mah-Jong Darshana Croskrey $2.002:00pm - 4:00pm Investment Dis Grp Wayne Johansen $2.00 Last Monday of the month6:00pm - 7:00pm Zumba Friends Leatrice Bachan $3.00 Members $5.00 Non-Members

TUESDAY9:00am – 11:30am Bocce Mimi Patterson See Mimi for Costs per Game9:00am - 10:00am Zumba Leatrice Bachan $3.00 Members $5.00 Non-Members9:00am – 11:00am Writing Class Jack McKellar $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members12:00pm - 1:00pm Beg/Int Line Dance Tamima Schwartz $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members12:00pm - 3:30pm Muncheon Movie Marlene Flannery $5.00 2nd Tuesday of the month2:00pm - 9:00pm Home Arts Billie Street $5.00 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Tuesdays2:00pm - 4:30pm Pinochle Donna Silva $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members

WEDNESDAY9:00am – 11:30am Bocce Mimi Patterson See Mimi for Costs per Game9:00am - 10:00am Jane Fonda Workout Margaret Schraft $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members11:30am - 12:15pm Meals on Wheels Sandy Payton $2.50 (suggested donation)1:00pm - 3:00pm Bingo Project Scout $0.50c per card3:00pm - 4:30pm Open Session Lab Ayan Patel Free3:15pm - 4:30pm BYOT Tech Team Free4:00pm - 5:30pm Succulent/Flower Tamara Cucchiara Call center for details on cost and supplies

Arrangement Class on July 24th

THURSDAY9:00am – 11:30am Bocce Mimi Patterson See Mimi for Costs per Game9:00am - 12:00pm Watercolor Beverly Martin $10.00 Members $15.00 Non-Members9:30am - 10:30am Zumba Leatrice Bachan $3.00 Members $5.00 Non-Members10:45am - 11:45am Yoga Padma Rudraraju $5.00 Members $5.00 Non-Members12:30pm – 1:30pm Beginning Ukulele Stan Meidinger $7.00 Members $8.00 Non-Members1:00pm - 4:00pm Cribbage Fran Rosen $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members1:00pm - 3:00pm Bunko Irene Bustichi $7.00 Members $8.00 Non-Members

& Sandy Payton Every 2nd Thursday1:00pm - 3:00pm Poker Ruth Lambert $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members1:00pm - 2:00pm Armchair Topics The Center FREE Last Thursday of the month2:00pm - 3:00pm Birthday Celebration The Center FREE Last Thursday of the month

FRIDAY ~ Furlough Friday : Center is CLOSED every fourth Friday of the month9:00am – 11:30am Bocce Mimi Patterson See Mimi for Costs per Game9:00am - 10:00am Beg/Int Line Dance Tamima Schwartz $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members9:00am - 10:00am Tai Chi Mary Mulligan $7.00 Members $8.00 Non-Members10:00am - 11:00am Exercise Cherry Nittler $2.00 Members $3.00 Non-Members11:00am – 12:30pm Art of Therapy Joanne Stewart $36.00 Members $45.00 Non-Members5:00pm – 7:00pm June BBQ Dinner Center $11 Members $13 Non-Members7:00pm – 9:00pm Line Dance Social Jeanne Wilson $5.00 Members $7.00 Non-Members

Activities/Events with Varied Frequencieso Armchair Travels Last Thursday of the month 1pm to 2pmo Home Arts 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Tuesday of each montho Line Dance NOT ON 2nd Tuesday and 4th Friday of the montho Muncheon Movie 2nd Tuesday of each month onlyo Open Session Lab 2nd Wednesday of each month onlyo BYOT 3rd Wednesday of the month (BYOT) onlyo Line Dance Social 7pm to 9pm 1st Friday of the month onlyo Succulent Floral Design Wed July 24th from 4:00pm to 5:30pm – that day only

MUNCHEON MOVIE: PRE-PAID SIGNUPS ONLY BY July 5thDATE: Tuesday July 9th TIME: NoonMENU: Fish Tacos with Fixings and Sides and DessertMOVIE: Chasing Mavericks – a 2012 must see movie filmed on location in Santa Cruz Countystarring Gerard Butler!!! – With soda and popcorn COST: Members $5.00 Non-Members $6.00

CHICKEN A LA BUSTICHI DINNER: PRE-PAID SIGNUPS ONLY BY July 9thDATE: Friday July 12th TIME: 5:00pm ***IMPORTANT – NOTE NEW START TIME***Menu: Harvey and Irene Bustichi will once again cook their special family chicken recipe and it will beserved with Marlene’s special accompaniments and a “to die for” dessert! Together with aperformance by The Constellations, a barbershop quartet from the Bay Area, and your free raffledrawing ticket, you will definitely NOT want to miss this special dinner evening COST: $12 Members & $14 Guests

*******Please Note that We will be Selling Cans of Soda, Canned Beer andGlasses of Red or WHITE Wine for a $1 donation Each. This was done in the past and will be

restarted at this Event.*******

***ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE – THE DUES ARE DUE***YOUR ANNUAL $20 FEE (2013-2014 DUES) IS DUE & PAYABLE BY JULY 1st, 2013

As you know, last year we worked on re-vamping forms and cleaning our membership files. Many of you did fillin our new combined Membership/Volunteer/Dues form but some of you still have not done so. It is importantthat you do so. We now require birth dates (to show our demographics, especially important when we want toapply for grants), and emergency contact numbers (as matter of safety).With your cooperation, we hope to conclude the membership drive in a timely fashion so as to concentrate onthe more fun aspects of the goings-on at the Scotts Valley Senior Center – Thank YOU

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