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370 Kings Village Road  Scotts Valley, California 95066  (831) 438-8666
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Senior Center News Update
September 2013
COORDINATOR’S MESSAGE………
Hello Members,
GRANDPARENT’S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST IS HERE
© Fran Rosen
Our Pancake Breakfast is coming your way
What a wonderful way to start the day
September 8th , whadda' you say?
Come on in and have it your way.
Three kinds of pancakes, make your selection
Marlene makes them to perfection
All the fixins' for a wonderful meal
Only $6.50 …….. what a deal!
And the grandest raffle of them all
The quilt that's hanging on the wall
Made and donated by one of our own
What magical pictures have been sewn!
You can start buying tickets today
Increase your chances for this giveaway
A dollar each, or six for five
A terrific goal for which to strive
Bring your friends and family, too
They'll be so glad to be here with you
We look forward to seeing you come through the door
Sign up now - what are you waiting for?
Wow, Fran is so talented. How is that for a reminder? BTW, the quilt drawing will take place at the breakfast at
Noon. You do not have to be present to win. So come on in, and buy those raffle tickets 
I welcome two new instructors, EunKyung Otte and Norma Jamieson. Check out their class descriptions – a
Korean cooking class and Beginning World Folk Dance. Kudos to Dr. John Stevens for renewing his
sponsorship support of our center for not one, but two years!
We had our final flea market of the season. Thank you to Evelyn Anderson, Willie Croskrey, Marlene Flannery,
Geri Gibson, Kim Huelsing, Julie, Terri Lesniak, Debbie Ritchie, Carol Rogers, Rosine Rothwell, Bill Sims, and
Dolores Sudduth. Terri Ritchie and I learned A LOT and we are excited to make plans for next year’s series.
The vendors enjoyed themselves as well. It was a win-win for everyone involved. Thank you Terri Ritchie for
chairing this event!
A reminder: We have many new people joining the center. As we welcome them into the fold, let us remember
be patient. Please give them time to learn about how our various activities run and to allow them time to adjust.
The first set of ID cards have arrived and we will be distributing them soon. We have set a makeup date at
Jesse Gabriel’s Photography Studio for Nov 21st and THANK YOU to Rosanna Wright. She is busy working on
finding us special discounts from local businesses!
OK, totally out of time. Have a great month and hope to see you all at the Pancake Breakfast 
Until next time ~ Darshana Croskrey
NEW CLASSES/EVENTS:
BEGINNING UKULELE
Stan Meidinger is offering weekly beginning ukulele lessons. Ongoing classes are on:
DAY: Thursdays
TIME: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
COST: $7 Members & $8 Non-Members
BUNKO
Irene Bustichi and Sandy Payton have teamed up to bring co-ed Bunco to SVSC and they invite you
to join them!
DATE: Every 2nd Thursday of the month through October ( 9/12 & 10/10)
TIME: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
COST: $7.00 Members $8.00 Non-Members
Monthly Line Dance Social
Come on out for an evening of foot-stomping fun and conversation. No partners needed. Chaired by
Jeanne Wilson, light refreshments will be served.
WHEN: First Friday of the Month
TIME: 7:00pm to 9:00pm
COST: Members $5.00 Non-Members $7.00
Armchair Topics ~ September 26th 2013
at 1pm ~ Cost: FREE
This Month: Continuing the
Conversation…
By popular vote of the attendees present at the
August event, it was decided that we will be
continuing the conversation started by author,
Jolinda Bull Resa about the Bataan War and
branching out to other events/Allied efforts that took
place during WW2. I invite you to come and share
your experiences, or just to come and listen to the
stories. It will be another fascinating hour for sure!
As always, Armchair Topics will be followed by Birthday Cake Celebration at 2pm
Senior Splash Water Exercise Classes Have Been Extended Through October
Pre-pay Only – Sign up at the Parks & Rec office
Have 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 and
suggested exercise information on hand. From 11:30am to 12:30pm an organized workout is
available with Laurel Keefe (certified by the Aquatics Exercise Assc.). These three week sessions will
help you feel stronger and refreshed.
DAY: Fridays
COST: $15 for each 3-week session
TIME: 11:30pm to 1:30pm PLACE: Siltanen Family Pool in Siltanen Park next to Vine Hill School
BEGINNING WORLD FOLK DANCE
Instructor: Norma Jamieson
Day: Fridays starting September 6th 2013
Time: 11:15am to 12:15pm
Cost: Members $2.00
Non-Members $3.00
Norma is bringing her talent to the center in the form of teaching different folk dances from
different areas of the globe. Join her as she shares her knowledge with nice, simple, EASY
movements. Partners are NOT required 
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the Following Scotts Valley Senior Center Members for
September
If You see any of these Members, Please wish them a HAPPY BIRTHDAY
June Barber
1
Joyce Ellorin
1
Esther Wilson
2
Douglas Kracl
3
Eugene Martin
3
Dorothy Seib
3
Susan Oliver
4
Terry Hjorth
5
Shirley Russell
5
Elaine Moore
6
Catherine O'Kelly 6
Debbie Foster
7
Peter Maurer
8
Glenda Carry
9
Evelyn Jones
9
Ann Murphy
9
Pam Simmons
9
Robert Charlton
13
Roxanne Gunderson13
Donna J. Guttebo 13
Marlyn Crook
14
Diane Haas
14
Marilyn Torres
14
Mary Mullis
15
Joan Williams
16
John Bachan
17
Sandra Eaton
17
Sandy Welch
17
Marilyn Chambers 18
Anna Miller
18
Wally Beitzel
19
Judy Husted
19
Maureen Leimbach 19
Bob Wilson
19
Rick Edwards
20
Helen Kain
21
Sonia O'Brien
21
Carol Marconett
22
Nancy Blease
23
Helen McKibben 23
Judie Kolbmann
24
Louise Hickey
25
Sue Kirkpatrick
25
Yvonne McClish 25
Selma Stenton
25
Stephany Aguilar 26
Pauline Hart
26
Elena Tufo
26
Jan Wagner
26
Edith Dittert
27
Debby Dodds
27
Janet Geyer
27
Wanda Griffis
27
Connie Brock
28
Evelyn Anderson 29
Cynthia Farmer
29
Virginia Szabo
29
Marian Disperati 30
Louise Everton
30
Jennifer Parsons 30
Bonnie Ruger
30
Dave Wilson
30
We Wish All of Our Birthday Seniors, for This Month,
Best Wishes from The Entire Scotts Valley Senior
Center. Have a Great Month and Remember that You
are Only as Old as You Feel. So, for this month Feel
Very Young! Come and celebrate on the Last
Thursday of the month at 2:00pm. This party is open
to all.
VERY IMPORTANT ~ IDENTITY/DISCOUNT CARD
Please mark your calendars if you did NOT get your photo taken for the ID cards yet! The
makeup date is Thursday, November 21st between Noon and 6pm at 230-F Mt. Hermon Rd,
next door to Bruno’s BBQ at the Jesse Gabriel Photography Studio.
In the meantime, work will continue on the discount program. All of you can help with the compiling of
this list. If you know of a particular business who gives a senior discount or would like to give a
discount to our membership, please let Ferd or Darshana know so they may follow up your leads.
BOUTIQUE DONATIONS NEEDED
Don’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 ~ MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK!
 3 people to help Marlene with the September Dinner
 2 people to help Jesse Gabriel with the Photo Make-Up Day
 Lots of people to help with the 2013 Craft Faire weekend
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS:
Cynthia Baldwin-Thanos, Judy Bates, Bob Bickers, Marjorie Bickers, Janice Coney,
Diane Eddy, Patti Fickett, Kathryn Hill, Sheron Hsu, Norma Jamieson, Tim Johnson,
Shulan Liaw, Christine Lopez, Diane Miller, Jim Miller, Nancy Nichols, Michelle Noe,
Audrey Para, Debbie Ritchie, Ray Saavedra, Ruth Schaffer, Laurie Stanley, Lyndia
Storey, Dolores Sudduth, Ikuko Takagi, Janet Vanderhoof, Diana Van Velzer, Bonnie
Vogt & Michelle Wahl
THANK YOU FOR JOINING OUR SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER
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SUNSHINE NOTE: GET WELL SOON, WE MISS YOU --Bill Sims, Nancy Bowie, Lou Fackler, Gene Griggs, Wayne Johansen, Marilyn
Matthews, Jackie Maurer, Helen Piexoto, Jolinda Resa & Tamima Schwartz
CHEERS TO ALL THESE YEARS…
Jeff and Michele Jones – 41 years on Sep 2nd.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO YOU ALL!
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Sadly, this past month, we say goodbye to a wonderful and active longtime member, Mr.
Bud Jones. A highly decorated Navy veteran of both WWII and the Korean War, Bud put
in over 6000 hours at the Monterey Bay Aquarium during his retirement years. We send
our sincere condolences to his wife of 56 years, Evelyn and their family members. Rest in Peace Bud.
The Sunshine Girls…
Rosine Rothwell leads the group comprising so far of Candy Crafton-Franz, Sonya Mullins and Carol
Rogers. They are off and running and spreading good cheer. If you know of any of our members who
are under the weather, have passed away, need a helping hand or home visit, or are celebrating an
anniversary or special milestone in their life, please let Darshana know so she may convey the
information to Rosine. If this sounds as though it is a volunteer opportunity that may suit you, please
let Darshana know and she will put you in touch with Rosine.
IMPORTANT - MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE: The Library/computer Room will be offlimits every Monday from 9am to 12pm for HIPPA Privacy Requirements.
KOREAN COOKING CLASS
Instructor: EunKyung Otte
Date: Wednesday, October 2nd 2013
Time: 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Cost: Members - $10
Non-Members - $12
Pre-pay Only ~ Limited Class Size: 8 people
UneKyung is a Korean transplant is excited to share her food and culture with you. Hurry in to
reserve your spot for this delicious and healthy class and the opportunity to take part in
something new and unique. In this first class you will learn how to make an entrée, a Korean
Dumpling :Mandu(만두) . Then you will all sit down together to eat 
Support Our Business Members
Please continue to support our existing Business members and help us locate
some new ones. Our Business members help support the activities of the
Center. Please let our director know about any new prospects for New
Members.
The SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER
serves 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 on
Wheels luncheon. Project Scout runs the bingo games and everyone is invited. We hope to see you
here! 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.
September 4th
Pizza, Broccoli, Green Salad,
Banana & Milk
September 11th
Beef Casserole, Romaine
Salad, Roll & Butter,
Citrus Salad & Milk
September 18th
Meatloaf w/Gravy, Mashed
Potatoes, Green Salad, Wheat
Bread & Butter, Apple & Milk
September 25th
Baked Fish, Sweet Potato,
Coleslaw,
Fruit Crisp & Milk
Parks & Rec Needs Volunteer Readers for Kinder Kamp
Check this out! Do you like reading out loud? If so, Kristin Ard is looking forward to meeting with you.
They need several volunteer readers for the kindergartnersin their program at both school sites,
Brook Knoll and Vine Hill. This rewarding and fun activity could be just for you. It requires a half hour
commitment a week and the frequency, site, timing may be of YOUR choice.
See Darshana or call Kristin directly at 438-3251
FOCUS ON THE INSTRUCTOR ~ STAN MEIDINGER
Submitted by Margaret Schraft
We have a new ukulele instructor at the SVSC, Stan Meidinger. Not only does he have a personal
background in music, but he also operates a company that performs Hawaiian and luau
entertainment at various venues. Stan was born in Santa Cruz 64 years ago and has spent most of
his life in this area. He now lives in the Live Oak area. Music has been an integral part of his life since
childhood. His mother was a vocalist, and Stan grew up singing in church and playing the accordion.
He now plays the ukulele, the bass, and the guitar as well as performing vocals.
Employed as a machinist, Stan worked throughout the county fabricating various metal products for
companies. His career allowed him the income to support and develop his hobby in Hawaiian music
and luau performances. He retired as a machinist, having last worked last at the cement plant in
Davenport.
During this past decade, Stan established and operated a company called Island Breeze
Entertainment. His production company recently performed at a Presidential fundraiser event in
Atherton. You can go online and learn about www.theislandbreezeband.com . View some of his
group’s performances at www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkxuhFIdiRA.
Locally, Stan teaches a ukulele building class at two schools, Bay View Elementary and Happy Valley
Elementary. The students build a ukulele. Then they are also taught how to play it. The Santa Cruz
Sunrise Rotary and Young Performers Showcase organizations help to fund this elective class.
The Scotts Valley Senior Center offers Stan’s ukulele class on Thursdays from 12 noon to 1 pm. He
specializes in teaching beginning to intermediate level students, and the class generally runs for six
weeks. It costs SVSC members $7.00 per class. Most students have their own ukuleles, but Stan has
a couple ukuleles that he can loan out to you until you can get one of your own
DONATIONS
Annonymous - Handmade quilt for Pancake Breakfast Raffle
Annonymous - $3 for sound system
Ferd Bergholz - $50 in the Name of Bud Jones
Hopping - $5 for sound system
Donna Edwards - Paper towels and napkins for the pantry
Jean Gregson - $20 for sound system
Kike - $4 for sound system
Sandy Hartman - Bunco Refreshments
Sheila Wilke, Alex Montalvo, Jane Pennington - Bingo refreshments
Kristi Wolf - Karaoke Machine
Thank you for your support, we appreciate it!
SPONSOR APPRECIATION RECEPTION
Date: Friday October 4th Time: 5pm to 7pm Cost: Free
Join us this evening as we gather to thank our business sponsors for their generous support of our
center. Appetizers and beverages will be served. Please R.S.V.P to the receptionists/Darshana at
438-9666. We look forward to seeing everyone 
Technical and Other Important Senior Information
Passwords paSwoRdS pAswoRDsRgood– Are yours Safe?
I guess that you have figured out that I am about to lecture you on your “Passwords” and the
protection of them. I read an article recently about a huge batch of passwords from a Game Company
that were stolen. This theft was of about 32 million passwords. The amazing thing is that 300,000 of
those passwords were “123456”. Another large number of them was “abc123”. All Right, all of you out
there using these passwords, hold up your hand.
Today most companies, especially financial institutions require you to use combinations of letters,
numbers, and special characters. That stops you from using these type of passwords. Another
warning is to NOT use your name, family names, pet names, address, phone number or anything
else that people may know about you. If you have trouble remembering completely random
passwords, try this little trick. You have a daughter named Ruth and a son named George. These
would be BAD passwords, but how about trying this “ruTh-georGe2”. This is a combination of Upper
Case, lower Case, numbers, and special characters.
Experts will tell you to have a different password for everything you log in to. We seniors have enough
problems remembering other things so I recommend having 2 or 3 passwords. One would be for
financial things, one for shopping, and one for things like e-mail. As far as remembering your
passwords, you may have to write them down for reference, but be sure to keep your list in a Very
Safe place. Many years ago I went to a class on computer security and the teachers favorite story
was about a job he had. It was for a Secure military facility with locked doors, armed guards, and a
security check to even get into the building. After passing all of these security measures he was led to
the terminal that he was to use to do his work. He asked where to get the password for the system he
was about to work on was located. The person told him, “It is on that Post-It note stuck to the
Screen”. All that work and the secrets were protected by a Post-It Note.
Stay Safe and Secure. Ferd Bergholz
COMPUTER CLASSES UPDATE:
Open Session ~ Ayan Patel
~ 2nd Wednesday each month ~ Cost: Free* ~ 3:15pm to 4:30pm
Using the center’s computers, Ayan will be available to help you navigate the system, answer
questions for you and help you to trouble-shoot problems you may be having on your PC. Great for
beginners!
*However, donations of any amount gladly accepted – any proceeds benefit the sound system
speaker fund
Open Session ~ Technology Team Members
~ 3rd Wednesday each month ~ Cost: Free* ~ 3:15pm to 4:30pm
For help with your own laptops, tablets, iPADs, Smart phones, cell phones, etc.
*However, donations of any amount gladly accepted – any proceeds benefit the sound system
speaker fund
SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER HOURS for 2013
Monday, Wednesday 10:00am - 4:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00-2:00
Other Hours for Special Events
Directors office hours of 10:00am to 2:00pm on work days
Phone Number 438-8666
Please note - On the fourth Friday of every month, the center will be closed due to the City of Scotts
Valley furlough days. No classes or activities will take place on these days. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may cause.
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SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER IMPORTANT VAN
INFORMATION
PLEASE KEEP AND POSTGUIDELINES FOR VAN
MONDAY:
GROCERIES & BANKING
TUESDAY:
MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS/GROCERIES
WEDNESDAY:
LUNCH & BINGO AT THE CENTER
THURSDAY:
MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS/GROCERIES
FRIDAY:
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 MEMBER
SV 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 or
round trip)
VAN DONATION PRICE ALLOWS A TOTAL OF 2 STOPS. EACH
ADDITIONAL STOP IS $.50
2013 Senior Center Major Event Calendar
January
March
May
July
September
9/8 Pancake Breakfast 8:00am to Noon
9/20 Spaghetti Dinner @ 5:00pm
November
11/2 & 11/3 Holiday Craft Faire
11/15 Thanksgiving Potluck @ 1:00pm
11/7 Medicare Options by HICAP 2:00pm
January 2014 TBA
March 2014 TBA
May 2014 TBA
February
April
June
August
October
10/4 Sponsor Appreciation Reception 5 pm - 7:00pm
10/16 Presentation to the City Council, “A Taste of SVSC”
Senior Center Board Meeting
December
12/13 Holiday Luncheon @ 1:00pm
February 2014 TBA
April 2014 TBA
June 2014 TBA
SCOTTS VALLEY SENIOR CENTER SEPTEMBER 2013 ACTIVITIES
SCHEDULE
MONDAY
8:45am - 9:45am
9:00am – 11:30am
10:00am - 11:00am
9:00am - 12:15pm
11:00am - 12:00pm
11:45am – 12:15pm
12:15pm - 4:00pm
1:00pm - 4:00pm
2:00pm - 4:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Yoga
Padma Rudraraju
Bocce
Mimi Patterson
Exercise
June Barber
Medicare Appts HICAP Services
Latest Health News
Mimi Patterson
Blood Pressure Checks Mimi Patterson
Bridge
Marilyn Snyder
Canasta
Janet Hassler
Mah-Jong
Darshana Croskrey
Zumba Friends
Leatrice Bachan
$3.00 Members
$5.00 Non-Members
See Mimi for Costs per Game
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
FREE By Appt Only
FREE
FREE
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$2.00
$3.00 Members
$5.00 Non-Members
Bocce
Zumba
Writing Class
Beg/Int Line Dance
Muncheon Movie
Home Arts
Pinochle
Mimi Patterson
Leatrice Bachan
Jack McKellar
Tamima Schwartz
Marlene Flannery
Billie Street
Donna Silva
See Mimi for Costs per Game
$3.00 Members
$5.00 Non-Members
$5.00 Members
$6.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$5.00 2nd Tuesday of the month
$5.00 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Tuesdays
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
Bocce
Meals on Wheels
Bingo
Open Session
BYOT
Korean Cooking
Mimi Patterson
Sandy Payton
Project Scout
Lab Ayan Patel
Tech Team
EunKyung Otte
See Mimi for Costs per Game
$2.50 (suggested donation)
$0.50c per card
Free
Free
$10.00 Members $12.00 Non-Mem - Oct 2nd
TUESDAY
9:00am – 11:30am
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 12:00pm
12:00pm - 1:00pm
12:00pm - 3:30pm
2:00pm - 9:00pm
2:00pm - 4:30pm
WEDNESDAY
9:00am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:15pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
3:00pm - 4:30pm
3:15pm - 4:30pm
4:00pm – 5:30pm
THURSDAY
9:00am – 11:30am
9:00am - 12:00pm
9:30am - 10:30am
10:45am - 11:45am
12:00pm – 1:00pm
1:00pm - 4:00pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Bocce
Mimi Patterson
Watercolor
Beverly Martin
Zumba
Leatrice Bachan
Yoga
Padma Rudraraju
Beginning Ukulele
Stan Meidinger
Cribbage
Fran Rosen
Bunko
Irene Bustichi
& Sandy Payton Every 2nd Thursday
Poker
Ruth Lambert
Armchair Topics
The Center
Birthday Celebration
The Center
See Mimi for Costs per Game
$10.00 Members
$15.00 Non-Members
$3.00 Members
$5.00 Non-Members
$5.00 Members
$5.00 Non-Members
$7.00 Members
$8.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$7.00 Members
$8.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
FREE Last Thursday of the month
FREE Last Thursday of the month
FRIDAY ~ Furlough Friday : Center is CLOSED every fourth Friday of the month
9:00am – 11:30am
9:00am - 10:00am
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am - 11:00am
11:15am – 12:15pm
11:00am – 12:30pm
5:00pm – 7:00pm
7:00pm – 9:00pm
Bocce
Beg/Int Line Dance
Tai Chi
Exercise
Intrntnl Folk Dance
Art of Therapy
Sep Spaghetti Dinner
Line Dance Social
Mimi Patterson
Tamima Schwartz
Mary Mulligan
Cherry Nittler
Norma Jamieson
Joanne Stewart
Center
Jeanne Wilson
See Mimi for Costs per Game
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$7.00 Members
$8.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$2.00 Members
$3.00 Non-Members
$12.00 Members
$15.00 Non-Members
$10.00 Members
$12.00 Non-Members
$5.00 Members
$7.00 Non-Members
Activities/Events with Varied Frequencies
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Armchair Travels
Home Arts
Line Dance
Muncheon Movie
Open Session Lab
BYOT
Line Dance Social
iPAD Classes
Art of Therapy
Last Thursday of the month 1pm to 2pm
1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Tuesday of each month
NOT ON 2nd Tuesday and 4th Friday of the month
2nd Tuesday of each month only
2nd Wednesday of each month only
3rd Wednesday of the month (BYOT) only
7pm to 9pm 1st Friday of the month only
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1 Wed & Fri of every month
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1 , 2 , 3 & 5 Friday only
MUNCHEON MOVIE:
DATE: Tuesday Sept 10th, 2013 TIME: Noon Members: $5.00
LUNCH & DESSERT: It is a surprise – mega delicious!!!
MOVIE: Pitch Perfect (you are going to love this one)!!!
PRE-PAID EVENT ONLY – Sign up by close of day Sept 6th
Non-Members: $6.00
SEPTEMBER’S SPAGHETTI DINNER
Friday, September 20th, what a treat is planned for you. A great Spaghetti Dinner by Marlene
and her crew. Entertainment, raffle prizes, good food, good friends, good cheer. Tell your
friends and family - they'll want to be here. Your know the wonderful goodies that our kitchen
crew can conjure. Sign up now, and come prepared to mange, mange, mange! © Fran Rosen
DATE: Fri Sept 20th
TIME: 5pm
COST: $10 Members
& $12 Non-Members
Pre-pay only, sign up by Tues Sept 17
*******Please Note that We will be Selling Cans of Soda, Canned Beer and
Glasses of Red or WHITE Wine for a $1 donation Each.*******
***ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE – FINAL NOTICE***
YOUR ANNUAL $20 FEE (2013-2014 DUES) WAS DUE & PAYABLE BY JULY 1st, 2013
The renewal period is coming to a close. If you wish to receive your newsletter and other Center
membership benefits, Please pay your dues immediately. All Unpaid memberships will be deleted at
the end of September. Thank You Darshana Croskey – Coordinator.
Grandparent’s Day Pancake Breakfast Menu ~ September 8th, 2013
All-You-Can-Eat Pancakes: Banana Walnut, Pumpkin Spice & Plain
Scrambled Eggs, Ham, Orange Juice & Coffee
Adults: $6.50 Kids under 10: $4.00 3 & Under: Free
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