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The Scoop
December 2014
Volume 24 - No 12
THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE UKIAH SENIOR CENTER
Our Mission
The mission of the Ukiah Senior
Center is to enhance and
improve the quality of life for all
Ukiah seniors, their families and
caregivers, and to enable seniors
to remain as independent as
Lavonna Silveria
possible for as long as possible.
Get in Touch!
499 Leslie Street, Ukiah
(707) 462-4343
www.ukiahseniorcenter.org
Farewell from Lavonna
By Lavonna Schrock, Executive Director
The Ukiah Senior Center has been such a wonderful place to work, make a difference
and the place I have called home for the last twelve years. But, with all good things
there comes a time when a change is in order. I had intended to work at the Center until
retirement but an exciting opportunity was placed before me. I will be taking a position
at the Mendocino Community Health Clinic. This is a positive career move for me and
will allow me to focus on the next chapter in my life.
It’s with sadness that I leave such a wonderful group of people. The staff, board,
volunteers and I have worked together over the years to make many changes to
improve the Center. I’m amazed and so proud of what we have accomplished. I believe
in the Ukiah Senior Center and all the valuable services provided. I will continue to be a
supporter of the Center and contribute in whatever fashion I am able to do so.
I will still be doing the Thanksgiving Dinner which has been serving the community for
ten years! If you would like to help with this tradition, please give me a call at 462-4343.
The Board of Directors will be accepting applications for the Executive Director position.
To see the job description or apply online please go the Ukiah Senior Center website
(ukiahseniorcenter.org).
USC Spotlight:
The lucky winners of the Sedona
raffle from last year finally got to
enjoy their prize—a week’s stay
at the beautiful diamond resort
condo in West Sedona, Arizona.
Pictured left to right are David
Park, Marilyn Gilbreath, Wilma
and Roger Howard.
Thanks, Jane McMahon, for
donating such a wonderful gift!
Board of Directors
Pay it Forward
By David Christmas, Outreach Support
Sharon Marshall, President
Eula McElrath is from Arkansas and I could listen to her talk for hours. When she arrived in
Jason VanHousen, VP
California, she brought her wonderful Southern accent along with her. Words seem to drip out
Joan Borecky, Secretary
of her mouth like honey.
Carolyn Welch, Treasurer
Bruce Richard, John Walker,
Milt Wilson, Millie Hickey,
Rosemarie Nelson
The first time I met her, she said, “Hi, Hon!” and our friendship grew from there. Over the
months as I’ve gotten to know her, she shared with me, in her down-home Southern drawl,
that she is one of twelve children who began life on a farm in Arkansas ninety years ago. She
grew up working long days with her sisters and brothers on the farm. She tells of a hurricane
that once devastated her farm – and how all the neighbors in the area came to help her
family rebuild. That’s what neighbors did back then.
Admin Staff
Lavonna Schrock
Executive Director
Marilyn DeFrange
Admin Support, P/R
Debbie Zimmerer
Fiscal and Facility Rentals
Julie Poole
Billing and Fiscal Assistant
Theresa Bowers
Programs and Outreach
Brittany Bowers
Programs Assistant Support
Lunch Bunch
Donna Ford, R.N.
Lunch Bunch Director
Health Advocate
Mary Ann Anderson
Lunch Bunch Co-coordinator
In the fifties, after hearing that jobs were available in Northern California, Eula, her husband,
and daughter drove out here to start a new life.
Eula’s husband found work in Redwood Valley and it wasn’t long before they bought a mobile
home and settled in near The Forks. There was a small yard and Eula immediately set to work
planting a lawn, fruit trees, flowers and, most importantly, a redwood seedling someone had
given her. Fifty years later that tree is more than thirty feet tall and marks Eula’s property.
She proudly directs you to her home telling you to look for that redwood. You can’t miss it!
During one of our conversations, Eula told me she had a problem with the roof; a small area
needed patching. So we began working on an application with North Coast Energy Services,
hoping they would fix her roof and winterize her mobile home. After we turned in all the
paperwork (and the proper attachments), they informed me that they don’t do roofs. Go
figure! They told me to “have Ms. McElrath do the roof and we’ll winterize her mobile.”
I broke the news to Eula and for the first time I saw something other than her positive self.
But as Eula does when things don’t work out, she accepts it with a positive attitude and
moves on. With her daughter’s help, the roof got fixed and I called North Coast.
North Coast called back and scheduled a time for someone come out. On the appointed date,
I went to Eula’s and we met a fellow named Patrick. Patrick began looking around, measuring
windows and doors and checking the refrigerator, stove and heater. When he was finished,
he told Eula that NC was going to help her with some new windows, doors, a new exhaust fan
Outreach
and a new refrigerator. As soon as Patrick left, Eula and I grinned at each other. We stood up
David Christmas,
Outreach Support
Then a week or two goes by and I realize I haven’t heard from Eula. I decide to call and see
Transportation
wrong and she says, “Well, I have something to tell you and I hope you understand and won’t
Teresa Furnish, Driver
“What?!” I asked. She explained, “I’ve been on a list for a place at Walnut Village for two years
Kathy Sheehy, Driver
and they called me—out of the blue—to tell me I’m next in line for an apartment.” I paused. I
Lea Bouabid, Driver
wanted to say, “What about your mobile?” We’d done so much work to get this far. I wanted
Heather Haydon, Manager
Terry Melvin, Supervisor
Thrift
and high fived each other and hugged. After weeks of waiting, we were very happy indeed.
how she’s doing. As we to talk I realize that Eula sounds tentative. I ask her if anything is
be mad.” I said of course I’ll understand. Then she paused and said, “I’m movin, Hon!”
to see her mobile all fixed up with the new doors and refrigerator. Then I stopped. I thought,
“This is not about you David, it’s about Eula.” Duh! And I realized what a great move this was
Cindi Mohr, Manager
going to be for her. She moved into her new home in November and she, in turn, is helping
Brittany Bowers,
her grandson by giving him her mobile to live in. That’s Eula – paying it forward.
Assistant Manager
I wish you lots of luck in your new home, Hon.
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Monday - Friday | 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
499 Leslie St., Ukiah, CA 95482
(707) 462-4343 Office | 462-2997 Fax
(707) 467-0110 Thrift Store
(707) 468-9256 Bartlett Hall
www.ukiahseniorcenter.org
Transportation
Activities &
Volunteer Opportunities
Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. 8:00 am to 4:20 pm
Door-through-door-assisted, wheelchair
accessible transportation, shopping, medical,
social outings, servicing the community 55
years and above or disabled
Services
Outreach
Money management services, caregiver
referrals, transportation, insurance referrals
Health
Income Tax Assistance
Caregiver Support
Vision Loss Support
Death Cafe
Senior Aerobics
Tai-Chi
Blood Pressure
Women’s Book Group
Bible Group
Computer Class
Health &
Informational Talks
HICAP
Line Dancing
Square Dancing
Dance
Informative Saturday Night Dances
Resource & Referral
Senior housing, tax assistance, advance
directives, employment, counseling, legal,
senior protective agencies, health services,
AARP driving classes
Dining Room
Special Events
Birthday Luncheons
Ice Cream Social
Special Dinners
Thanksgiving Dinner
Fashion Show
Christmas Bazaar
Monday-Friday $6.00 Serving at 11:30 am
Food catered by Zack’s (Jensen’s Restaurant)
Lunch Bunch
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Mon., Tue., Thu., & Fri.
Senior peer socialization and caregiver
support – transportation and lunch provided
Thrift Store (707) 467-0110
9:30 am- 4:00 pm, Monday-Saturday
Collectables, clothing, dishware, furniture,
books, jewelry and more! Christmas store
every year
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Creative
Piano Class
Singing Group
Knit and Crochet
Quilting Group
A Block of Writers
Games
Bingo
Sunday Bingo Bash!
Bridge
Pinochle
Bunko
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tra
l!
BARTLETT HALL RENTAL
& KITCHEN FACILITY
All amenities included! • Convenient Parking
Reasonable Prices • Seating for 165
Call to inquire about availability 707-462-4343
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California State Retirees Donates
to Ukiah Senior Center
Talk about Death and Dying
over Tea and Cake
The Death Cafe is a movement that began in Europe
and has spread across the globe. It offers a safe and
confidential space for talking about death, a subject
that many find awkward or uncomfortable.
It is freely offered and donations are requested only to
cover expenses. The Death Cafe is open to all and isn’t
based on any particular belief system or philosophy. For
more information visit the website at
www.DeathCafe.com
Gathered in small groups around comfortable tables,
natural, spontaneous and lively conversations can
emerge with minimal direction from the hosts and
facilitators. Snack foods, tea and cake will be served,
helping all who come to relax and feel at home.
Fiscal Manager Debbie Zimmerer presented information about
Meeting monthly, The Death Cafe will be at the Ukiah
the Ukiah Senior Center and our programs to the California
Senior Center’s Lunch Bunch Room located in the
State Retirees Chapter 19 Group in September.
Administration Building behind Bartlett Hall. Seating
California State Retirees Chapter 19 Director Susan sears (left)
is limited. Meeting time is 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The
and President Skip Hulet handed a check to Debbie for $500
next meeting will be held on December 6. Please call or
to use for the Center’s programs.
e-mail to RSVP:
Margo Frank 462-1877 • [email protected]
Susan said she was very impressed with all the programs we
Miriam Raphael 456-9151 • [email protected]
offer for seniors and encouraged us to keep up the good work!
We are very grateful for their generous donation!
You’re Invited to
a ‘County Fair’
Birthday Party
The Ukiah Senior Center expresses
our heartfelt sympathy to the family,
friends and loved ones of...
Hyoka Bells
The deadline to review 2015 Medicare
Jean Near is turning 100 and she would love to celebrate with
Coverage is December 7!
you. She invites you to her birthday party on December 31,
2014 at the Saturday Afternoon Club in Ukiah from 2:00 to
Senior Advocacy Services encourages all Medicare
6:00 p.m. Dress in a County Fair theme for the party!
beneficiaries to review your coverage during open
enrollment between October 15 and December 7, 2104.
Congrats, Jean!
This annual period allows you to join, switch, or drop
a Medicare Advantage (Plan C) plan or a Medicare
Prescription Drug (PDP) plan. Call HICAP for free
Medicare Counseling at 1-800-434-0222.
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Welcome New Members
Ukiah Senior Center
Thrift Store
Open Monday - Saturday
497 Leslie Street
9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
We are always happy when new members join.
Please welcome our newest friends
Your dollar goes farther at our Thrift Store!
Nelcyn Wright
•
Furniture
Barbara King
•
Clothing for Men, Women and Children
•
Books and Videos
•
Glassware and Collectibles
•
Kitchen Wares
•
Bed and Bath
•
Garage and Tools
Dwayne Wright
Marita Patrick
Joan Kostove
Members 402 • Life-time members 72
SPONSOR A SENIOR
Donations accepted on
Would you like to provide a meal, or transportation
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
or both for needy seniors participating in our
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
programs? Just check the box for your donation of
choice, cut out this coupon and include it with your
Proceeds from the sale of your tax-
check made payable to The Ukiah Senior Center.
deductable donations help support the
You may also come to the office and drop off your
Center, our programs, and our activities.
donation with this coupon.
Are you interested in volunteering?
Please call the store at 707-467-0110
Good for 1 free meal $6
and ask for Cindi.
Good for 1 roundtrip ride $6
Please, no dumping.
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Monday
December Bartlett Hall Activities
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
9:00-10:30 Cribbage and
other Games
1:00-4:30 Bridge
Duplicate
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
all levels
Tuesday
2
8:00-11:30 Pinochle
11:30-2:00 Singing Group
2:15-3:30 Block of Writers
4:00-5:00 Senior Aerobics
6:01-9:30 Bingo
3
1:00-4:30 Bridge
1:00-3:00 Knit-Crochet
3:00-4:00 Cooking Class
4:30-5:30 Line Dancing
all levels
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
4
1:01-3:00 Bingo
4:00-5:00 Sr Aerobics
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
intermediate/advanced
7:00-9:30 Square Dance
5
9:30-10:30 Tai Chi
Line Dancing Cancelled
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
6
Saturday Night
Dance
Will Siegel & Friends
7:00-10:00
8
9:00-10:30 Cribbage and
other Games
1:00-4:30 Bridge
Duplicate
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
all levels
9
8:00-11:30 Pinochle
11:30-2:00 Singing Group
2:15-3:30 Block of Writers
4:00-5:00 Senior Aerobics
6:01-9:30 Bingo
10
1:00-4:30 Bridge
1:00-3:00 Knit-Crochet
3:00-4:00 Cooking Class
4:30-5:30 Line Dancing
all levels
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
11
1:01-3:00 Bingo
4:00-5:00 Sr Aerobics
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
intermediate/advanced
7:00-9:30 Square Dance
12
9:30-10:30 Tai Chi
Line Dancing Cancelled
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
13
15
9:00-10:30 Cribbage and
other Games
1:00-4:30 Bridge
Duplicate
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
all levels
16
8:00-11:30 Pinochle
11:30-2:00 Singing Group
2:15-3:30 Block of Writers
4:00-5:00 Senior Aerobics
6:01-9:30 Bingo
17
1:00-4:30 Bridge
1:00-3:00 Knit-Crochet
4:30-5:30 Line Dancing
all levels
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
18
9:00-11:00 Blood
Pressure
1:01-3:00 Bingo
4:00-5:00 Sr Aerobics
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
intermediate/advanced
7:00-9:30 Square Dance
19
9:30-10:30 Tai Chi
1:30-2:30 Line Dance
intermediate/advanced
2:30-3:30 Beginners
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
20
22
9:00-10:30 Cribbage and
other Games
1:00-4:30 Bridge
Duplicate
23
8:00-11:30 Pinochle
11:30-2:00 Singing Group
2:15-3:30 Block of Writers
4:00-5:00 Senior Aerobics
6:01-9:30 Bingo
24
1:00-4:30 Bridge
1:00-3:00 Knit-Crochet
4:30-5:30 Line Dancing
all levels
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
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26
27
29
9:00-10:30 Cribbage and
other Games
5:00-6:00 Line Dance
all levels
30
8:00-11:30 Pinochle
11:30-2:00 Singing Group
2:15-3:30 Block of Writers
4:00-5:00 Senior Aerobics
6:01-9:30 Bingo
31
1:00-4:30 Bridge
1:00-3:00 Knit-Crochet
4:30-5:30 Line Dancing
all levels
6:00-9:00 Pinochle
Regular Regular
Operations Operations
Closed Closed
Board Meeting
December 18
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Administration Bldg.
Lunch Bunch Room
Sunday
Nickel
Bingo
December
7,14,21,28
1:00-4:30
THE CHRISTMAS ROOM
Our Thrift Store’s Christmas Room is open from 10:00
a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Loaded with
beautiful new and gently used treasures, shoppers
can expect to find amazing values on gift wrappings,
ornaments, decorations and gifts. Find all your holiday
needs in one place and save money! Thank you for
supporting the Ukiah Senior Center by shopping at our
Thrift Store and Christmas Room this Holiday Season!
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December Dining Room Lunch Menu
Lunch by Zack’s Catering served Monday - Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Reservations required by 7:30 a.m. -- call (707) 468-9256.
Once a month: Annie B’s lunch at 11:30 a.m. ($6.00 eat in/$7.00 to go)
Monday
1
Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce
Salad
Garlic Bread
Dessert
Tuesday
2
Quiche
Roasted Taters
Soup
Roll
Dessert
Wednesday
3
Chicken Enchiladas
Spanish Rice
Refried Beans
Green Salad
Dessert
Thursday
4
Sweet and Sour Pork
Rice
Soup
Roll
Dessert
Friday
5
Swiss Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Soup
Roll
Dessert
8
Chicken Fried Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Salad
Roll
Dessert
9
Chicken Pot Pie
Salad
Roll
Dessert
10
Pork Roast
Dressing
Gravy
Soup
Roll
Dessert
11
Roast Turkey
Stuffing
Gravy
Salad
Roll
Dessert
12
Baked Ham
Scallop Potatoes
Soup
Roll
Dessert
15
Beef Tips over
Noodles
Salad
Roll
Dessert
16
Stuffed Pork Loin
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Vegetable
Roll
Dessert
17
Salisbury Steak
Roasted Potatoes
Soup
Roll
Dessert
18
Annie B’s
BIRTHDAY LUNCH
Pulled Pork on a Bun
Roasted Taters
Veggies
Cole Slaw
Cake & Ice Cream
19
Fried Fish
Clam Chowder
Vegetable
Roll
Dessert
22
Pork Chops
Roasted Red Potatoes
Salad
Roll
Dessert
23
Pot Roast
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Salad
Roll
Dessert
24
BBQ Chicken
Baked Potato
Salad
Bread
Dessert
29
Hot Dogs
Green Salad
Chili Beans
Buns
Dessert
30
Ground Sirloin
with Mushroom Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Salad
Roll
Dessert
31
Breast of Chicken with
Chardonnay Sauce
Rice
Salad
Roll
Dessert
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Regular Operations
CLOSED
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Regular Operations
CLOSED
Dining Room
Coordinator
for Volunteers
Debbie Zimmerer
462-4343 ext.107
Bartlett Hall
and Kitchen Facility
We have the perfect place to celebrate
any special occasion. See us for
your next event!
•
Company gatherings
•
Trainings
•
Fundraising events
•
Dinners
•
Dances
•
Weddings
•
Graduation parties
•
Memorials
•
Family reunions
•
Birthdays
•
Anniversaries
Contact Ukiah Senior Center
(707)-462-4343
Debbie Zimmerer
850 Kunzler
Kunzler Ranch
Ranch Road
Road •• PO
PO Box
Box 120
120
850
Ukiah,
CA
95482
•
www.mrc.com
Ukiah, CA 95482 • www.mrc.com
Office (707)
(707) 468-1716
468-1716 •• Fax
Fax (707)
(707) 468-8230
468-8230
Office
(707) 489-2934
[email protected]
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Volunteers
Ashley Adamski
Lavonne Abella
Marge Baird
Vertie Baylie
Karen Bone
William Bray
Myrna Bryant
Jim Busch
Georgie Bush
Inez Cake
Joan Cake
Colleen Caldes
Donna Callandar
Gail Cargile
Lillie Carr
Dolores Carrick
Mary Champion
Pat Champion
Earline Claunch
Dot Colling
Jim Colling
Maggie Cooper
Betty Cristiani
Liz Crook
Gayleen Desroches
Tom Desroches
Velma Dockins
Sharon Dory
Peter Elder
DiAnn Eustis
Norma Exley
Lillian Fisher
Jan Franks
Jim Franks
Laura German
Santiego Gonazelez
Mark Grover
Char Gustafson
Olga Halverson
Lois Hargraves
Gayle Harris
Roberta Heath
Milli Hickey
Joyce Hill
Loretta Horn
Edna Housman
Wilma Howard
Geneva York
Ed Howe
Al Hunter
Eileen Jimenez
Jean Johnson
Stephen Jungwirth
Eula Kahle
Bernice Kam
Dexter Keehn
George Kennedy
Nadine Kidd
Roberta King
June Knipping
Floyd Knox
Claryssa Koehn
Joanne LaCasse
Theresa Lackey
Oni LaGioia
Janet Layton
Ruthe Linker
Julia Lolich
Jofrid Lolonis
Dawn Long
Ginny Love
Vincent Madixon
Sharon Marshall
Eva McGehee
Patricia Mckinnon
Myrle Miles
Patsy Munger
Angela Myers
Sandy Nelson
Maria Nofi
Janet Olsen
Lillian Pacini
Valerie Parker
Sally Perrone
Anna Peterson
Adrene Pinola
Shelin Pinola
Judy Pinto
Rhea Pitchard
Bill Purdy
Gladys Rasmusen
Joyce Reed
Katy Richardson
Del Riedlinger
Priscilla Riedlinger
Thanks to Our Volunteers!
Ann Robinson
Patricia Rowden
Bobbi Ryan
Carlos Sanchez
Rashell Sanchez
Denise Satterfield
Dana Saxton
Sally Schill
Obaline Schindler
Anne Schuierer
Traci Selner
Judy Shaw
Margueritte Shields
Donna Smith
Tish Soloman
Loretta Spain
Camella Swanson
Lois Talbot
Emi Taylor
Diane Thomas
Rosalie Tibbettts
Mary Tindall
Jan Tipton
Gretel Townsend
Bill Traina
Maureen Troller
Connie Trouette
Ann Tucker
Roylene Tucker
Billye Turk
Marie Ullrich
Emily Valentine
Janice VanHatten
Emma Villotti
Jane Wakeland
John Walker
Ruth Ward
Fran Warga
Carolyn Welch
Pat Welch
Wally Wellman
Bill Wester
Marlys White
David Williams
Milt Wilson
Rosalind Wong
Janet Woodward
Shirley Wright
During October our volunteers donated 1,556 hours to the
Center. If paid at minimum wage, the dollar value would be
$12,448! Thank your for your dedication in the spirit of giving.
Please remember to report your volunteer hours
in the R.S.V.P. binder in Bartlett Hall.
Would you like to join our group of Volunteers?
Please stop by the Center to sign up!
The Lunch Bunch
Thanks to those who support our activity. Your donations
keep us running and our participants happy! We’d love to
have you stop by to see how we are doing.
This month our needs are:
• Kleenex
• Sugar-free Hot Chocolate
• Napkins
• Tomato, pineapple and
• Clorox Wipes
cranberry juice
• Green Tea
Do you have a special talent to share? Musicians and
performers are a joy to our participants. Please call if you
would like to volunteer to share your talent with us!
Mary Ann Anderson
Lunch Bunch Coordinator
707-462-4343 ext.121
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Happy Birthday to You!
1.
Raymond Chadwick
2.
Vivencia McQueary
4.
Dawn Long
8.
Donna Hogan, Esther Barlow
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE ON DECEMBER 6
Enjoy an evening with Will Siegel and Friends from 7:00
10. Gerald Wade
11.
to 10:00 p.m. in Bartlett Hall on Saturday, December 6. No
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reservations are required. Admission is $10 at the door.
13. Violet Long, Henry Steliga
15. Dora Wode, Louise Bromley, Wayne Pittman
FREE TRAINING FOR CAREGIVERS ON
DECEMBER 17 ABOUT HOW TO HANDLE
AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIORS
16. Sylvia Byczynski
18. Larry Maxson, Dolores Carrick
19. Marlene Inman
23. Tom Montesonti
Redwood Caregiver Resource Center will hold a training for
24. Joyce Hill, Voe Byers
family members and professionals on December 17, 2014 in the
Ukiah Senior Center Adminstration Building Conference Room,
27. Alice Hodges-Palandati
499 Leslie Street from 10:00 a.m. to noon.
28. Anne Schuierer, Dwayne Wright
29. Beth Thompson
Alexis Glidewell, MSW, will present a video entitled, Choice and
31. Duell Parks
Challenge, Caring for Aggressive Older Adults Across Levels of
Care. The film demonstrates helpful strategies for minimizing
fear and resistance to help with areas of personal care,
including bathing.
There will be a discussion on understanding the root causes
of resistant behaviors, anticipating and minimizing predictable
triggers for fear and resistance, and setting realistic
expectations for both the care receiver and the caregiver.
Space is limited and registration is required. Contact Marsha
at Redwood Caregiver Resource Center at 542-0282 ext. 10, or
(800) 834-1636 ext. 10.
ACTIVITY CANCELATION NOTICE:
Thanks to the donors and helpers for the Ice
Because of the holidays, there will be no Ice Cream Social or
Cream Social: Mark Poston-Lucky’s, Safeway,
Bunko in the month of December.
Windmills Cafe, Wilma Howard, Marlys White,
Line Dancing is cancelled on December 5 and 12.
Jim Busch, John Walker, Teresa Lackey, Gretel
Senior Peer Counseling will meet in an alternate room on
Townsend, George Kennedy, Anne Creemore,
December 3 and meet for a luncheon on December 17 (location
Gene Hoggren, and USC Volunteers.
is yet to be determined).
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