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OUTLOOK on Active Aging Page 1
O N A C T I V E A GIN G
Open Monday - Thursday 8 A.M. to 9 P.M., Friday 8 A.M.to 5 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M., Closed Sunday
C I T Y O F H U N T I N G T O N B E A C H S E N I O R S E R V I C E S
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Senior Center in Central Park 18041 Goldenwest Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92648
(714) 536-5600
The Senior Center in Central Park is excited to announce that it will be playing
host to a line dance master class with world renowned Ira Weisburd. Ira’s dances are
some of the most well known and most requested routines in the line dance community.
He is well known for his dancer friendly choreography and has recently received the
Distinguished Male Instructor of the Year award. Dances come and go but many of Ira’s
have become classics like: Mojo Mambo, Cumba Semana, Cha Cha Espana, Seduced,
Shuffle Boogie Soul, Caballero, Linda Eh, Quiero, Summer Celebration and Hidalgo
Boogie. Some of his most recent favorite routines include: Rio De Amor, Crooked Jack,
and Someone Must Feel Like a Fool. Ira will be offering 2 master classes at the Senior
Center in Central Park on Saturday October 29th. There will be a morning session from
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Parkview Room, and the afternoon session will be from
1:30 p.m.—3:30 p.m. in the Parkview Room. There is still space left if you would like
to register and participate. This is an exciting opportunity for all the local line dancers who love and enjoy
the activity, to have a great time dancing with friends and get some pointers from one of the greats. If you
would like to sign up please contact the Senior Center front desk to register, space is still available.
If you like to line dance but are not available to attend the master class on October 29th, not to worry
there are plenty of other opportunities to enjoy dancing at the center. The talented and wonderful Suzy Q,
dance instructor extraordinaire, offers a variety of classes throughout the week to meet every dancers skill
and level. There is every type of class imaginable, Beginner, Introductory Level 1/2 all the way to
Advanced Expert Level 3/4. If you are looking to shake up your work out routine
there is even a line dance fitness class that is sure to get your heart pumping while
you groove to the music. If there is a chance to line dance you can be sure you will
find it at the center. If you would like to join in the fun there are classes offered year
round. Check with the
front desk for current
enrollment opportunities
or look in the winter
Sands magazine that will
be delivered later this
fall for registration
information for 2017
classes.
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I n T h i s I s s u e HBCOA Membership 2 President’s Welcome 2 HBCOA Events 3 Movies/Travel 3 Supervisors Message 4 Community Resources 5 Senior Center 9 Volunteer News 10 Outreach Center 11 Transportation 13 SeniorServ Menu 17 Calendar 18 HBCOA Sponsors 20
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
www.hbcoa.org
H B C O U N C I L O N A G I N G E X E C U T I V E B O A R D
Bob Dettloff, President Ed Pinchiff, 1st Vice President Jane Burke, 2nd Vice President Adria Thomke, Chief Financial Officer Francine Mullee, Treasurer Martha Nishida, Assistant Treasurer Jules Hooper, Recording Secretary Celine Keeble, Assistant Recording Secretary Don MacAllister, Administrative Secretary Pat Davis, Assistant Administrative Secretary Cathy Meschuk, Past President
H B C O A B O A R D M E M B E R S
Candace Bartsch Ralph Bauer Michelle Clark Pat Davis Beverly Fleming Don Gay Beth Hambelton Linda Lindsay
Sandy Longobardy Monica Maddox J.D. Miles Susan Montoya Judy Ann Morris Dr. Richard Sax Lucy Takahashi Shelley Vrungos
C I T Y C O U N C I L L I A I S O N S
Barbara Delgleize Jim Katapodis
Mike Posey
The Senior Saturday Festival for 2016 has come and gone and what a
success it was. There was a great turnout of visitors to the event,
fantastic weather and wonderful food and entertainment. Thank you all
who participated and I hope you enjoyed the day. Fall is promising to bring plenty of excitement to the center. The last
quarterly dance was a complete hit with a sold out crowd. 200 dancers
enjoyed the evening and ambiance of the room. Later this month on
October 29th will be the Annual Senior Surf Competition adjacent to the
pier. Come on down and cheer on the competitors as they brave the
waves to strut their stuff. At the end of the month will be the Big Band
Swing Dance on Monday October 24th. Grab your dancing shoes or
simply come to enjoy the music. Your Huntington Beach Council on Aging is a 501 c 3 Charitable
Corporation under the laws of the IRS. There have been some
misunderstandings about the HBCOA relationship to the City of
Huntington Beach. The HBCOA is not part of the City structure, they
are a separate Corporation. Your donations do not go directly to the City
unless you so specify. Your donations go to programs that benefit the
seniors of Huntington Beach. The HBCOA Board of Directors
determine which programs provided at the Senior Center are
within our Mission before they are funded by your donations. Bob Dettloff
HBCOA President
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There is just one week until Kate
Mercer’s (Charlotte Rampling)
45th wedding anniversary and the
planning for the party is going well.
But then a letter arrives for her husband
(Tom Courtenay). The body of his first
love has been discovered, frozen and
preserved in the icy glaciers of the Swiss Alps. By the
time the party is upon them, five days later, there may
not be a marriage left to celebrate. 95 minutes. Rated
R for language and brief sexuality.
Set in the 1790’s, Love and
Friendship centers on beautiful
widow Lady Susan Vernon, (Kate
Beckinsale), who has come to her
in-laws estate to wait out rumors in polite
society about her dalliances. Whilst there,
she decides to secure a husband for herself
and her reluctant debutante daughter, Frederica
(Morfydd Clark). 92 minutes. Rated PG for some
thematic elements.
Marnie Minervini (Susan Sarandon),
recently widowed, has relocated
from Jersey to LA to be near her
daughter Lori (Rose Byrne), a
successful but still single screenwriter, to
smother her with motherly love. When the
smothering gets to be too much for Lori,
Marnie finds ways to channel her eternal
optimism and forceful generosity to change the lives
of others and find a new purpose in life. 100 minutes.
Rated PG-13 for brief drug content.
Genius chronicles the story and
eventual friendship of writer
Thomas Wolfe (Jude Law) and editor Max
Perkins (Colin Firth) as they work together
to publish Wolf’s epic novel “Look
Homeward Angel”. The two toil for years
on end to take Wolfe’s 5,000 page novel
and reduce it by over 90,000 words and turn it into a
best seller. 104 minutes. Rated PG-13 for some
thematic elements and suggestive content.
HUNTINGTON BEACH COUNCIL ON AGING Access, Dignity and Quality of Life
Annual Trip Schedule Available at the Senior Center
Register in advance at the senior center.
Unless noted above, trips depart from the Senior Center.
Information or special accommodations
714-374-1572 More details on above trips at www.hbcoa.org
www.hbcoa.org
The Graveyard Shift
w/ Step-On Guide & Lunch
Friday October 21, 2016
Explore some of LA’s most fascinating
and famed cemeteries. Begin with a visit
to Forest Lawn Glendale to view phenomenal artwork
including one of the largest stained glass collections in North
America. Next visit Hollywood Hills Memorial Park a site
dedicated to the preservation of American history including
the “Birth of Liberty” mosaic. Then its off to Evergreen
Memorial park in Boyle Heights, LA’s oldest cemetery
followed by Hollywood Forever cemetery which focuses on
the cities turbulent past. Included in the day is a lunch at the
Tam O’Shanter Inn. Suggested walking shoes. Member $89
Non-Member 99. Depart 8 a.m. Return 6 p.m.
Tribute to Huell Howser
Oak Glen Hoedown w/ Lunch
Thursday November 3, 2016
Walk in Huell Howser’s footsteps on a
gastronomic adventure to the famed Oak Glenn
Village. Take in the scenic beauty while you
enjoy a meal at the working apple farm with over 20 apple
varieties. Enjoy your choice of BBQ Tri-Tip or chicken,
cowboy beans, red potato salad, biscuit and a piece of the
famous Oak Glen apple pie. A 3 piece country band will set
the mood for your feast while singing and playing some of
the favorites of times gone by. There will be time after lunch
to visit the apple packing house and the county store.
Complete the day with a few additional stops in Oak Glen.
Member $75 Non-Member $85. Depart 9 a.m. Return 6:30 p.m.
Guided By Love
Braille Institute & Guide Dogs Of America
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Begin the day with a guided tour of the
downtown LA Braille Inst., a non profit offering
a wide array of services for those with low
vision. See the award winning Braille Institute Library and
the Braille publishing Department. Enjoy lunch on your own
at Bob’s Big Boy in Burbank, the oldest reaming Big Boy in
America (circa 1949). In the afternoon visit guide Dogs of
America where for 60 years, mans best friend have been
trained to assist the visually impaired. A guided tour of the
facility will provide an opportunity to learn how the dogs are
trained and have an opportunity to meet some of the dogs.
Suggested: walking shoes. Member $52 Non—Member $62.
Depart 8 a.m. Return 6 p.m.
Tuesday Afternoon at the Movies
12:30 p.m. Free! (MOVIES & TIME SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
45 Years
10/4
10/11
Love & Friendship
10/18
The Meddler
10/25 Genius
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S E N I O R S E R V I C E S Randy Pesqueira, Executive Director Heather Dodd, Office Assistant Kristin Martinez, Recreation Supervisor Scott Getman, Recreation Specialist Teri Simonis, Volunteer Coordinator Carole Davis, Recreation Leader Jean Faulkner, Recreation Leader Jess Hallford, Recreation Leader Olivia Hovis, Recreation Leader Kathy Pace, Asst. Volunteer Coordinator Richard Pace, Recreation Leader Alvaro Rodriguez, Recreation Leader Judi Rohrdanz, Recreation Leader Sandra Yepez, Recreation Leader Vickie Costilow, Care Manager Mary McBride, Care Manager Beverly Schulte, Care Manager Michelle Yerke, Care Manager Connie Arteaga, HDM Coordinator Brandi Kelly-Contreras, Transportation Coordinator Ray Adams, Transportation Assistant Cherelyn Brinker, Dispatcher Jean Payne, Dispatcher Bruce Scott, Dispatcher Auralio Carranza-Cruz, Driver David Downs, Driver Cindy Martina, Driver Charles Nelson, Driver Christine Opal, Driver Craig Schaum, Driver Philip Smith, Driver Diane Stanton, Driver Philip Roy, Assistant Custodian Ian Turlo, Assistant Custodian Erik Wenberg, Assistant Custodian
E D I T O R Heather Dodd
S p o n s o r s h i p D i s c l a i m e r The City of Huntington Beach and the Huntington Beach
Council on Aging, make no warranties, presentations, or
claims concerning the quality, quantity, or availability of
services sponsored in the Outlook, and they reserve the
right to exercise such discretion as they may deem appropriate in the selection of sponsorship material to be
published in the Outlook. By viewing the sponsorship
section you agree not to hold the City of Huntington Beach, the Huntington Beach Council on Aging or its
affiliates liable for the content of any sponsor, or for any
delays, inaccuracies, errors or omissions in the transmission or delivery of such content. Your viewing/
use of this section signals your acceptance of these terms,
conditions and guidelines.
C O M M U N I T Y S E R V I C E S Janeen Laudenback, Director
Chris Slama, Community Services Manager
S U P E RV I S O R ’ S M E S S A G E
WHERE IS YOUR OUTLOOK? Take you newsletter on vacation with you and pose with it for a
picture and you could be featured in a later issue. Where in the
world will the Outlook go next?
Send your submissions to [email protected]
S P O N S O R S H I P Judi Rohrdanz 714-536-2704 [email protected]
Senior Services Remembers Rita Pounder 10/30/1948—9/8/2016
Barbara Watz 11/8/1926—7/28/2016
Greetings –
The numbers are astounding and it is official - the Senior Center in Central
Park is busy and an outstanding success! Since we opened, over 6,000 (Six
Thousand!) individuals have signed up for MySeniorCenter, our official
tracking software that lets us know how many people are using the center.
There have been approximately 600 sign ups in the fitness center, along with
hundreds of personal training appointments. We have had over 200 people
submit volunteer applications, and events such as Big Band Night, and
Dancing under the Stars have attracted great numbers of interested fans!
There is also a wonderful Wednesday walkers group that is receiving great
raves from everyone! Thanks to all who have been so patient, change is not
easy, and the transition from a quiet little senior center on the corner to a
bustling loud senior center has been quite the ride. We continue to get many
requests for new card games and other activities for the Game Room, as well
as presenting new lectures, screenings and workshops from our stakeholders.
A special thank you to the vendors and sponsors of Senior Saturday – all
who attended had a wonderful time. Both vendors and seniors found the
weather beautiful, and the event to be the best in years. Coming up in
October, please check out our special Saturday line dance event, as described
on the front cover. If you are over 50 and you surf, you should be riding the
waves in our Surfing Invitational on Saturday,
October 29. If Big Bands are your thing, and swing
dancing is your style, I hope to see you on the 24th,
our 4th Monday dance night. And what is October
without a Halloween luncheon – on Halloween!
As always, see you at the Movies!
Randy Pesqueira,
Director, Senior Services
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BRANDI
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Huntington Beach Senior Services
714-536-5600 Recreation, education, fitness, services,
transportation, care management, home delivered meals,
mobility equipment lending, nutrition, care calls & visits
Seniors on the Go Transportation
714-374-1742 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
Huntington Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA)
Recognized by the Huntington Beach City Council as
representing its local senior citizens www.hbcoa.org
Adult Protective Services (APS) 800-451-5155 Prevents abuse and neglect of elder and
disabled adults www.ssa.ocgov.com
AlertOC 714-536-5978 a mass notification system designed to keep
Orange County informed of emergencies www.alertoc.org
Alzheimer’s Family Services Center 714-593-9630 Alzheimer’s and dementia
www.afscenter.org
Aging and Disability Resource Center
800-510-2020 Referrals for older persons, persons with
disabilities & caregivers www.adrcoc.org
AR Mobility 714-841-6360 Discounted medical & mobility equipment,
repairs & service www.armobility.com
California Senior Medicare Patrol 855-613-7080 helps Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries
avoid, detect, and report healthcare fraud
www.cahealthadvocates.org
Caregiver Resource Center
800-543-8312 Caregiver support, respite care, and
education www.caregiveroc.org
HICAP 714-560-0424 Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy
Info Link 2-1-1 or 1-888-600-4357 24-hour referrals to countywide
health and human services for all ages www.211oc.org
OCTA Access
714-560-5956 Transportation throughout Orange County
for persons unable to take the fixed bus system
www.octa.net
Project SHIP Senior Home Inspection Program 714-374-1615 For adults 60+, free home safety checks,
smoke detectors and replacement of old batteries in
current detectors Rescue Alert
866-774-9600 Personal response systems; discount for HB
residents www.rescuealertofca.com
Social Security Administration
800-772-1213 17075 Newhope Ste B, Fountain Valley,
CA 92708 www.ssa.gov
Fitness Center Info
Hours of Operation
M-TH…8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
F...8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SAT...8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
SUN…Closed
Membership Options
Ages 50-79…$120/12 months
Ages 80 and up…$80/12 months
October Presentations
Lecture: Hypertension - What to Know
October 13th @ 10 a.m.
Lecture: A Novel Way to Diagnose & Treat
Breast Cancer
October 27th @ 6 p.m.
Training Tip
Studies have shown that 10 minutes of cardiovascular
exercise should be the minimum goal for optimal benefit.
Also, performing three intermittent sessions of 10
minutes on a bike or treadmill is exactly the same as
doing one session for 30 minutes straight! So take your
time and try to do two to three 10 minute sessions of car-
diovascular exercise throughout the day.
Coordinator’s Corner Happy October everyone! As we transition into
the fall months I want to encourage you all to
maintain a healthy & active lifestyle. This time of
year it becomes more difficult to avoid those
sweet treats. Remember that the goal should
always be to treat yourself in moderation. Be especially
diligent and disciplined with your physical activity
routines and there’s absolutely no harm in indulging once
in a while this fall.
On Wednesday, October 12th we will be participating in
the Senior Citizens Advisory Council’s “Walk, Jog or
Bike Challenge”. I’m encouraging all of the wellness
members to allocate time that day to exercise and record
your distances. Let’s use the Wellness Pavilion’s bikes
and treadmills to promote community health and active
aging. Join the movement!
-Scott Getman, Wellness Specialist
Hoag Health & Wellness Pavilion Join The Movement
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S P O N S O R S
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SENIOR CENTER RECREATION Experts at Living Well
Beach City Big Band
4th Monday of the Month Parkview Room
Senior Center in Central Park 7:30 p.m
Drop in for a Swingin’ Good Time!!
Surplus Food Distribution
Friday, October 14th, 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.
FREE Food commodities are available
to all low income Huntington Beach
residents on the second Friday of each
month at the Senior Center in Central
Park. Please bring proof of residency
and self certify your income.
Concerned About Memory
Loss?
MIND BOOSTER SERIES A 4-week course
designed to keep your
mind active.
PRESENTERS:
William R. Shankle, MS,
MD, FACP
Debra Rose, PhD
Denise Canellas, MS,
CNS
Cheryl Alvarez, PsyD
Fay Blix, Esq
PROGRAM Week 1: Understanding Memory Loss
Week 2: Exercise and Stress Management
Nutrition: Superfoods & Diet for Optimal Brain
Health
Week 3: Cognitive Tools $ Mental Health
Resources
Week 4: Legal Issues and Planning for the Future
WHEN: Thursdays, October 20th, October 27th,
November 3rd, and November 10th
WHERE: Senior Center in Central Park
COST: $25 per person for the full series
REGISTRATION: Please register at the
front desk or call 714-536-5600.
Mental Gymnastics - Sign up today!
Learn the latest research on the brain and how you
can use it to become stronger and sharper as you get
older by exercising your mental abilities, memory,
and critical thinking power. Join this fun and
supportive group and learn tools for life to keep
“senior moments” from becoming “senior months.” 450877-5A
Thursdays 9:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m.
10/13-12/8 $79
6th Annual HB SENIOR SURF INVITATIONAL
For Men & Women 50 Years +
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Huntington Beach South of the Pier Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street in Huntington Beach
Athletes will compete within a 5 year age group:
(50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75+, Women's)
Registration Deadline: October 9, 2016
Registration Fees: $40, includes event t-shirt and awards
to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place participants.
For more information contact
Senior Center in Central Park
@ 714-536-5600
18041 Goldenwest Ave, HB 92648
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VOLUNTEER NEWS
Volunteers Make Life Better!
Contact Volunteer Services Teri Simonis,
714-374-1544 / [email protected]
Kathy Pace
714-374-1520 [email protected]
Bingo Volunteers No Bingo
Thursday, October 6th
Thursday, October 20th
Is your CPR up to date? Two-Year Heartsaver AED CPR
Certification Saturday, October 8th 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 19th 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
CPR is free for Senior Services Volunteers. Spaces
fill quickly. You must register in advance with Teri
Simonis. If you are not pre-registered, you will not
be able to attend. Sponsored by FireMed
Thank You! Senior Saturday Volunteers, Thank you for your
support leading up to and culminating in a very
successful 28th Senior Saturday Festival. The
HBCOA board recognizes the tremendous
effort that each of you provided in this annual event making
it another in a long line of successes
Bob Dettloff, HBCOA President
Food Distribution Friday, October 14th
Garage (south-side of the senior center)
Volunteer Packers-6:30 a.m.
Registration Volunteers– 7:45 a.m.
Broaden your Horizon
Kathy, a long-time front desk volunteer now
Assistant Volunteer Coordinator, joined Food
Distribution last month to learn the ropes. She was
amazed to learn how the canned goods got into the
bags that she had handed out from the front counter
each month. She joined the assembly line of
volunteers who open the cases of non-perishables
and pack one of each of 14 different items into the
200 individual bags that are given monthly to low
income residents. She had a great time with a great
group of volunteers and learned something new
about the center. If she can learn something new
after nine years, so can you.
If you are currently volunteering and are
interested in trying something new to give yourself
a greater perspective of the services we offer, you
are welcome to sign-up for a ride-a-long with
Meals or Transportation, shadow a front desk
volunteer, serve lunch, attend an HBCOA board
meeting, help with Outlook Assembly, Bingo, and
Food Distribution. There is no-obligation or long
term commitment. Just a look-see.
Kathy was just going to help once in case I
ever needed her to cover for me. But she had so
much fun, she plans to help every month. You
might find something new and fun to do too!
Opportunities To Volunteer
SeniorServ Coffee Volunteer,
MWF 8:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
SeniorServ Lunch Servers M-F 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Bingo Volunteers, Mondays, Thursdays or substitute
Home Delivered Meals packers and drivers
Holiday Meals-Deliver meals on Thanksgiving, Christmas
or Easter 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m..
Administrative Volunteers Monday-Friday, morning
afternoon, or substitute at the Concierge, Recreation
desk, Travel/Resource desk, Wellness Pavilion,
SeniorServ desk or Transportation.
Most of the above positions require background
clearance and prior-attendance in Volunteer
Orientation or Age Wave.
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SOCIAL SERVICES Facilitating independent living and developing a plan for facing late-life transitions
Services made possible in part by Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center
New service at
Senior Center in
Central Park!
Do you need help with any of
the following?
● Organizing bills ● Tracking monthly income & expenditures ● Preparing checks for your signature ● Getting regular bills set up on auto-pay ● Developing a monthly budget
If you are a Huntington Beach Resident aged 60
or older in need of help with the following,
please call for a 30 minute in-office appt. with
the Volunteer Money Mentor to see how we can
help. Appointments are currently available
Friday afternoons, October 28th and November
18th. Call 714-536-5600 to book.
Mobility Equipment Available
Through a generous partnership with HBCOA,
Care Management offers to lend mobility
equipment such as walkers, rollators and
wheelchairs to HB residents 60 years of age and
older who are unable to afford purchasing their
own. Please call ahead to find out if
we have what you need in stock or if
we are accepting additional
donations of gently used equipment
714-374-1572.
Legal Aid Senior Citizen Legal Advocacy Program
(SCLAP) appointments are available at no cost to those 60 +
on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Senior Center in
Central Park. SCLAP may help with these types of cases:
● Government Benefits: SSA, SSI, General Relief & Food
Stamps
● Landlord-Tenant: Evictions, Mobile Home and Housing
Issues
● Elder Abuse
● Health: Medi- Care and Cal, HMOs, Nursing Home &
Directives
● Consumer: Contracts and Debt Collection and Defense
Advice and referrals can also be provided in areas such as
bankruptcy, small claims, wills, power of attorney,
conservatorships, personal injury, workers compensation,
family law and real estate.
Call the front desk at 714-536-5600 to schedule an
appointment. Tax deductible donations are accepted. Funded
in part through the Older Americans Act. The Legal Aid
Hotline is available weekdays at 714-571-5200.
New Support Group:
A Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
meets at the Senior Center in Central
Park one evening a month. This group is
for those who are newly diagnosed or have minimal
symptoms. Please call Sherri, the support group leader,
at 714 846 2064 for more information and to find out if
the group is right for you.
Dayle McIntosh Center Promise:
Helps people with disabilities—from all
backgrounds and walks of life– live fuller,
richer and more independent lives.
Aging with Vision Loss Services:
In-home assistance for older individuals who are losing their
eye sight. Services can include: development of daily living
skills, modification of home environment for easier access,
introduction to useful resources, special instructions for
increased mobility or computers with speech capability. Main
office phone 714-621-3300 or [email protected]
The Orange County Veterans Service Office
schedules appointments for free benefits claims
counseling and info & referral assistance to
veterans, their dependents and
survivors. This can include assistance
with applications for Aid and
Attendance, a benefit available to
those who qualify based on wartime
service, the need for regular
care and financial need. Call
714-480-6555 or go to https://
veterans.ocgov.com/ to find out more.
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TRANSPORTATION
Surf City Seniors on the Go!
Transportation Services
(714) 374-1742
Senior Services provides transportation each weekday,
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to Huntington Beach
residents 55+ for all their transportation needs within
Huntington Beach and to the Social Security office in
Fountain Valley. The Surf City Seniors on the Go!
shuttle brings older adults to Rodgers Seniors’ Center for
the SeniorServ lunch program, classes, and activities.
Medical transportation is also available to Hoag
Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, Fountain Valley
Regional Hospital, and to Orange Coast Memorial
Medical Center. Vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
A Volunteer Escort is available to provide extra
assistance on shopping trips . For more information ask
the dispatchers.
Transportation appointments fill quickly. Please give as
much notice as possible. Five days notice is required to
guarantee a ride. Same day service is offered on a space
available basis. 24 hours notice is requested for
cancellations.
Call between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to
schedule your ride. New clients are registered by phone.
Although there is no charge to seniors for transportation,
donations are appreciated.
Transportation services are made
possible through a grant from Hoag
Hospital.
Servicios de Transporte
(714) 374-1742 Servicios Para personas mayores provee transportacion
cada dia de la semana, de las 8:30 de la maňana hasta las
4:30 de la tarde, para residentes de la ciudad de
Huntington Beach que tienen 55 o mas aňos. Nuestro
departamento cubre toda la transportacion entre los
limites de la ciudad de Huntington Beach, ademas, van a
la oficina de Seguridad Social en la cuidad de Fountain
Valley. El servicio de transporte Surf City Seniors on the
Go! trae adultos mayores a Rodgers Seniors Center para
el programa de almuerzo SeniorServ, clases y actividades.
Transportacion medical tambien esta disponible para
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, Fountain Valley
Regional Hospital y Orange Coast Memorial Medical
Center. Los vehiculos son accesible para personas con
sillas de rueda. Un acompaňante voluntario esta disponible para dar
asistencia adicional con sitas y mandados. Cuando reserva
su sitio, digale a la administracion que Usted necesita un
acompaňante. Sitas para transportacion se llenan rapidamente. Favor de
darnos aviso para poder reservar su transporte. Se necesita
5 dias de aviso para garantizar transportacion. Servicio
para el mismo dia es ofrecido cuando hay espacio. Se pide
aviso de 24 horas para cancelaciones. Llame entre las 9:00 de la maňana y las 3:00 de la tarde
para reservar su transportacion. Clientes nuevos pueden
registrarse por telefono.No hay costo para ancianos para
transportacion, pero se aprecia donaciones para soportar
este programa.
Servicios de transportacion son possibles
con la ayuda de una donacion de Hoag
Memorial Hospital Presbyterian.
After Hours Transportation
For transportation needs outside the regular hours of
Seniors On the Go consider using the OCTA Access bus
program. For an application or questions about the
program, contact OCTA at 714-560-5956
or www.octa.net or pick an application up
at the Seniors Outreach Center.
For schedule changes or booking rides please
contact the dispatchers at (714) 374-1742.
Transportation loves to hear from You Drivers love to hear feedback from the passenger experiences. There are comment cards available in every vehicle for passengers that can be dropped off with the driver or mailed into the center.
Passenger Safety Reminder All passengers must remain seated with
their seatbelts securely fastened while the
vehicle is in motion. Please wait to remove
your seatbelt and move about the vehicle
until the driver has opened the door.
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S P O N S O R S
MANAGER’S MESSAGE
Greetings and hello from the Café. There is an
exciting month of events coming up that you will not
want to Miss. Some quick updates and reminders.
Lunch is served at 11:15 daily. Please remember to
sign up when you arrive as lunch services is first come
first served and the cafe sells out at 100 people. Also
a reminder that movies have moved to Tuesday after
lunch. Come for lunch and stay for the FREE movie
with popcorn. On Monday, October 31st there will be
a special Halloween lunch in partnership with the
HBCOA that will include entertainment. Please make
sure to submit your reservations with the SeniorServ
desk before Monday, October 24th. It is expected to
be a sold out event and we would hate for you to miss
it. The monthly birthday celebration will be on Friday,
October 28th with special dessert. As
always enjoy your month and I look
forward to seeing you at the café
Stacy
SeniorServ Kitchen Manager
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
3 4 5 6 7
Chile Relleno Casserole
Tomato & Onion Salad
Salsa
Orange juice
Sugar Free Pudding
Cheese Omelet w/
Fajita Vegetables
Red Potatoes
Spinach
Mini Muffins
Melon
Grilled Hamburger
Whole Wheat Bun
Shredded Lettuce
Sliced Tomato & Onion
Carrot & Raisin Salad
Orange Juice
Watermelon
Baked Ziti
Green Beans w/ Sliced
Almonds
Scandinavian
Vegetables
Low Fat Yogurt
Fruit Cocktail
Gumbo Soup &
Crackers
Chicken Breast &
Gravy
Rice Pilaf
Zucchini
Diet Cookies
10 11 12 13 14
Salisbury Steak w/
Gravy
Mashed potatoes
Winter Vegetables
Sugar Free 50/50
Orange Whip
Grilled Chicken
W/ Florentine
Penne Pasta
Capri Vegetables
Whole Grain Roll
Apricots
Beef Pot Roast
Baked Potato
Sour Cream
Mixed Vegetables
Orange Pineapple Juice
Sugar Free Fruited
Gelatin
Vegetarian Lasagna
Mixed Salad w/ Sliced
Tomatoes
Italian Dressing
Fresh Fruit in Season
Pork w/ Asian Sauce
Steamed Rice
Stir Fry Vegetables
Whole Grain Roll
Melon
17 18 19 20 21
Chicken Marsala
W/ Mushroom
Bow Tie Pasta
Broccoli
Sugar Free Apple Pie
2 Beef tacos (6” Flour
Tortilla)
Topped W/ Diced
Tomatoes & Onions
Salsa Verde
Spanish Rice,
Black Beans,
Orange Juice
Sugar Free Flan
BBQ Pork Sandwich
Whole Wheat Bun
Shredded Cabbage
Carrots
Potato Wedges
Fresh Fruit in Season
Cream of Spinach
Soup & Crackers
Chinese Chicken
Salad (Chicken Strips,
Salad Mix, Shredded
Carrots) Topped w/
Mandarin Oranges,
Almonds, Asian
Dressing, Almond
Fortune Cookie,
Diet: Cookie
Salmon Boat
w/ Newberg sauce
Roasted Red potatoes
Spinach
Whole Grain Bread
Watermelon
24 25 26 27 28
**Fall is Upon Us**
Homemade Turkey
Shepherd's Pie
Diced Tomato & Onion
Salad
WG Bread & Margarine
Fresh Fruit
Sesame Chicken
w/ Broccoli
Jasmine Rice w/
Edamame
Sugar Free Cake w/
Fat Free Topping
Farmer’s Soup & Crackers
Breaded Fish Potato O’ Brien
Peach Halves Packed In Juice
Krab Salad w/
Spinach
Whole Grain Roll
Cucumber & Tomato
Slices
Orange Juice
Ice Cream
Diet: Pudding
Baked Meatloaf
w/ Mushroom Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Slice Carrots
Melons
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Halloween Celebration
Witches Brew Stew
Goblin Green Salad W/
Dracula Dressing &
Tortured Tomatoes
Mummy Mini Muffin
Petrified Pumpkin
Dessert
Sponsored by: Suggested
Donation — $3.00
Meal Cost for Under
Age 60 — $5.00
All Meals comply with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) 2010 & the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) for older adults as determined by the California Dept. of Health and Human Services Agency & the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Community SeniorServ’s Lunch Program may change the menu for reasons of quality control, price or vendor problems. This
project is funded in part through funds from the Federal Older Americans Act as allocated by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. *Sugar free gelatins and water packed fruits are used throughout the menu to accommodate diabetics. 1% milk served daily. Indicates sodium content over 1,000 mg.
*indicates a special event or Holiday and the menu MAY exceed 1,000 mg. Low Cholesterol, 0% trans fat buttery spread served with bread and rolls. Weekly average lunch meal
provides >550 calories www.SeniorServ.org
Huntington Beach Senior Café at the Center— October 2016 714-375-8404 Lunch is served Mon-Fri @ 11:15 Sign up a half hour before service.
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WEDNESDAY TUESDAY MONDAY
3 4 5
10 11 12
17 18 19
24 25 26
31
9:30 Longevity Stick O 10:00 Chair Yoga D*$ 10:15 Aerobics X* 11:15 Chair Yoga D*$
11:15 Protect Your Identity L*$
11:45 Pilates X*$ 12:30 Bingo P$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
12:30 Chess G 1:30 Intro To Facebook L*$
2:45 Intro To Smartphones 2*$
3:15 Line Dance 2/3 P*$ 5:30 Total Body Stretch D*$
6:45 Tai Chi Beg D*$
8:30 Painting & Drawing 1*$
9:00 Exercise For Balance X*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$
9:00 Beginning Computers L*$ 9:30 Uke Players Anonymous 2*$
10:15 Flex & Stretch P*$
10:30 Yoga D*$ 10:30 Blood Pressure Check S*$
10:45 Guava Groove Ukulele 2*$
11:00 Duplicate “Ward’s” Bridge G*$ 12:00 Studio Art 1*$
12:00 Pinochle G
12:30 Scrabble G 12:30 Movie P
9:00 HB Fishing Club 1
9:00 Wii Bowling G
9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Hula ‘Auana’ D*$ 10:15 Aerobics X*$
11:00 Mahjong G
12:00 Pilates Chair X*$ 1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$
1:00 Line Dance 2, 3/4 P*$
1:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
5:45 Fitness For Life X*$
6:00 Power Yoga 1*$ 6:30 HB Art League P
P.S. Purposely Silly
9:00 Intro To Computer L*$ 9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Kinetic Mindfulness 2*$
10:15 Aerobics X* 11:15 Protect Your Identity L*$
11:45 Pilates X*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
12:30 Bingo P$
12:30 Chess G
1:30 Intro To Facebook L*$ 2:45 Intro To Smartphones 2*$
3:15 Line Dance 2/3 P*$
5:30 Total Body Stretch D*$ 6:45 Tai Chi Beg D*$
8:30 Painting & Drawing 1*$ 9:00 Exercise For Balance X*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$
9:00 Pinochle G 9:30 Uke Players Anonymous 2*$
10:00 Drum Yourself Healthy P*$
10:45 Guava Groove Ukulele 2*$ 11:00 Duplicate “Ward’s” Bridge G*$
12:00 Studio Art 1*$
12:30 Scrabble G 12:30 Movie P
2:30 Line Dance Fitness New D*$
4:00 Line Dance Fitness New D*$ 5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
9:00 Wii Bowling G 9:30 Hula ‘Auana’ D*$
9:30 Hearing Screening H*
10:15 Aerobics X*$ 10:30 Morning Masterpiece 2*$
11:00 Mahjong G
12:00 Pilates Chair X*$ 1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$
1:00 Line Dance 2, 3/4 P*$
1:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
5:45 Fitness For Life X*$
7:00 Line Dance Level 1 D*$ 7:00 Book Club 1*$
9:00 HB Fishing Club 1 9:00 Wii Bowling G
9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Hula ‘Auana’ D*$ 10:15 Aerobics X*$
11:00 Mahjong G
12:00 Pilates X*$ 1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$
1:00 Line Dance 2, 3/4 P*$
1:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
5:45 Fitness For Life X*$
6:00 HB FireMed CPR G*$ 7:00 Line Dance Level 1 D*$
9:00 Wii Bowling G 9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Hula ‘Auana’ D*$
10:15 Aerobics X*$ 10:30 Morning Masterpiece 2*$
11:00 Mahjong G
12:00 Pilates X*$ 1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$
1:00 Line Dance 2, 3/4 P*$
1:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
5:45 Fitness For Life X*$
6:00 Power Yoga 1*$ 7:00 Line Dance Level 1 D*$
8:30 Painting & Drawing 1*$ 9:00 Exercise For Balance X*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$
9:00 Pinochle G 9:30 Uke Players Anonymous 2*$
10:15 Flex & Stretch P*$
10:30 Yoga D*$ 10:45 Guava Groove Ukulele 2*$
11:00 Duplicate “ward’s” Bridge G*$
12:00 Studio Art 1*$ 12:00 Pinochle G
12:30 Scrabble G
12:30 Movie P 2:30 Line Dance Fitness P
8:30 Painting & Drawing 1*$ 9:00 Exercise For Balance X*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$
9:00 Pinochle G 9:30 Uke Players Anonymous 2*$
10:15 Flex & Stretch P*$
10:30 Yoga D*$ 10:45 Guava Groove Ukulele 2*$
11:00 Duplicate “Ward’s” Bridge G*$
12:00 Studio Art 1*$ 12:30 Scrabble G
12:30 Movie P
2:30 Line Dance Fitness New D*$ 4:00 Line Dance Fitness New D*$
5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
9:00 Intro To Computer L*$ 9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Kinetic Mindfulness 2*$
10:15 Aerobics X* 11:15 Protect Your Identity L*$
11:45 Pilates X*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$ 12:30 Bingo P$
12:30 Chess G
1:30 Intro To Facebook L*$ 2:45 Intro To Smartphones 2*$
3:15 Line Dance 2/3 P*$
5:30 Total Body Stretch D*$ 6:45 Tai Chi Beg D*$
9:00 Intro To Computer L*$ 9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Kinetic Mindfulness 2*$
10:00 Chair Yoga D*$ 10:15 Aerobics X*
11:15 Protect Your Identity L*$
11:15 Chair Yoga D*$ 11:45 Pilates X*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
12:30 Bingo O 12:30 Chess G
1:30 Intro To Facebook L*$
2:45 Intro To Smartphones 2*$ 3:15 Line Dance 2/3 P*$
9:00 Intro To Computer L*$ 9:30 Longevity Stick O
9:30 Kinetic Mindfulness 2*$
10:00 Chair Yoga D*$ 10:15 Aerobics X*
11:15 Protect Your Identity L*$
11:15 Chair Yoga D*$ 11:45 Pilates X*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
12:30 Bingo O 12:30 Chess G
1:30 Intro To Facebook L*$
2:45 Intro To Smartphones 2*$ 3:15 Line Dance 2/3 P*$
5:30 Total Body Stretch D*$
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FRIDAY THURSDAY
6 7 1
8
13 14 15
20
21 22
27 28 29
Subject to change. Not all activities are listed on this calendar.
SATURDAY
9:00 Power Yoga X*$
9:00 Fun With Craigslist L*$
9:00 AARP Driver Safety 1*$
10:00 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
10:00 Pilates Lean For Life D*$
9:00 Power Yoga X*$
9:00 Intro to Windows 10 L*$
10:00 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
10:00 Learning Black History 2*$
10:00 Pilates Lean For Life D*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$ 9:00 TOPS 1*
9:00 Pinochle G
9:30 HICAP S* 10:00 LGBT Stress Management 2*$
10:15 Circuit Training X*$
10:30 Handicrafters 1 11:30 Stress Management 2*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness New G*$
3:00 Line Dance New & 1 P*$
4:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
9:00 Tai Chi Beg D*$
9:00 Tai Chi Intermediate P*$
9:00 Picasa Photo Editing L*$
9:00 Tai Chi Beg D*$
10:40 Flex & Stretch P*$
11:00 Yoga D*$
11:30 Memory and Aging 1*$
2:00 Windows 7 Made Easy L*$
5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
6:00 Woodcarving Club 1
6:15 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
6:00 Woodcarving Club 1
I N D E X L Computer Room D Dance Room 1 Edinger Medical Group 1 2 Edinger Medical Group 2 G Game Room 1,2,3 X Group Exercise Room H Hoag Office P Parkview Room (North & South) S Services Office O Patio $ Participation fee * Registration
9:00 Power Yoga X*$
10:00 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
10:00 Pilates Lean For Life D*$
10:00 Learning Black History 2*$
10:00 FireMed CPR 1*$
9:00 Power Yoga X*$
9:00 Volunteer Orientation 1*
10:00 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
10:00 Pilates Lean For Life D*$
9:00 Tai Ch Beg D*$
9:00 Tai Chi Intermediate P*$
9:00 Picasa Photo Editing L*$
9:00 Tai Chi Beg D*$
9:15 Mental Gymnastics 2*$
10:00 Hypertension H*
12:30 Bingo P$
1:00 HBCOA Luncheon P*$
2:00 PC Buddy Club L*$
5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
6:15 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
6:00 Woodcarving Club 1
9:00 Tai Chi Intermediate P*$
9:00 Picasa Photo Editing L*$
9:00 Tai Chi Beg D*$
9:15 Mental Gymnastics 2*$
10:40 Flex & Stretch P*$
1:00 Mind Booster Event 1*$
2:00 Gmail L*$
5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
5:00 Radio Club G
6:00 Hoag: Medicare Basics 1*
6:00 Woodcarving Club 1
6:15 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
9:00 TOPS 1* 9:00 Pinochle G
9:30 HICAP S*
10:00 LGBT Stress Management 2*$ 10:15 Circuit Training X*$
10:30 Handicrafters 1
11:30 Stress Management 2*$
12:30 Pilates Chair X*$
12:30 Notary S*
1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness New G*$
3:00 Line Dance New & 1 P*$
4:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$ 9:00 TOPS 1*
9:00 Pinochle G
9:30 HICAP S* 10:00 LGBT Stress Management 2*$
10:15 Circuit Training X*$
10:30 Handicrafters 1 11:30 Stress Management 2*$
12:30 Pilates X*$
1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$ 3:00 Line Dance Fitness New G*$
3:00 Line Dance New & 1 P*$
4:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
8:30 HICAP Workshop G*$
9:00 Tai Chi Intermediate P*$
9:00 Tai Chi Beg D*$
9:15 Mental Gymnastics 2*$
10:40 Flex & Stretch P*$
11:00 Yoga D*$
12:30 Bingo P$
1:00 Mind Booster Event 1*$
2:00 PC Buddy Club L*$
5:00 Family Martial Arts X*$
6:00 Hoag Presentation P*
6:15 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
6:00 Woodcarving Club 1
9:00 Senior Cardiofit P*$ 9:00 TOPS 1*
9:00 Pinochle G
10:00 LGBT Stress Management 2*$ 10:15 Circuit Training X*$
10:30 Handicrafters 1
11:30 Stress Management 2*$ 12:30 Pilates X*$
1:00 Chair Arthritis D*$
3:00 Line Dance Fitness New G*$ 3:00 Line Dance New & 1 P*$
4:00 Line Dance Fitness P*$
8:00 Line Dance Workshop P*$
9:00 Power Yoga X*$
9:00 AARP Driver Safety 1*$
9:00 Line Dance Workshop P*$
10:00 Pilates Lean For Life D
10:00 Martial Arts For Adults X*$
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City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Council on Aging 18041 Goldenwest St. Huntington Beach, CA 92648
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA PERMIT NO. 444
IN MEMORIUM
In Memory of Marie F. Carranza, In Memory of Flora Griswold, In Memory of Thomas LaMonte, In Memory of Dick White
LIFETIME PLAQUE SPONSORS
Assistance League of Huntington Beach Dreamcatchers Auxiliary, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, Orange Coast Memorial
Medical Center
2016 DIAMOND SPONSORS
Dennis Ryan
2016 PLATINUM PLAQUE SPONSORS
June Gidman, Handy Crafters, Franciska Ritchey, Edgar & Jean Sayles, Joe & Grace Yee
2016 GOLD PLAQUE SPONSORS
Huntington Beach Hospital, Merrill Gardens, Sharon O’Connor, Barbara Yunker, Barbara Weber
2016 SILVER PLAQUE SPONSORS Alzheimer Family Servies, Norma Brandel-Gibbs, Dale & Roynette Brown, Sherry Bullock, Susan Caron, Barbara Delgleize, Beverly Fleming,
James & Sharon Haran, David Kropp, Don MacAllister, Memorial Care Medical Group, John & Linda Mcgovern, K & M Nishida, Cheryl
Robinson, Dr.’s Richard & Janed Sax, Craig & Joann Schaum, Walter & Beverly Schulte, Ron & Judy Shenkman, Teri Simonis & Kurt
Ruhland, Phil & Judi Smith, Jim & Karen Thoms, Howard & Jo Ann Umehira, Catherine Walter, Michelle Yerke
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Lynn Buckley, Jane Burke, Ray Calloway, Judy Carls, Mary Castillo-Mather, Alan & Gail Chancellor, May Sue Chee, Marian Colvin, Jim & Nancy
Cucci, Josephine Dahlhausen, Doris Dailey, Scott & Carole Davis, Vicky Derieg, Robert & Shirley Dettloff, Carl & Joyce Dieda, Rick Dipiazza, Dolores
Duceska, Linda Eide, Isabella Esson, Jean & Charles Faulkner, Miguel Fernandez Jr., Margie Finlay, Dixie Fisher, Betty Foreman, Sheri Foshee,
Fountain Valley Regional Hospital, Pat & Sandee Freemon, Franciscan Friars, Lorraine Garafalo, Paul & Karen Gase, Don Gay, Andrew & Patricia
Gemmell, Gloria Grimmer, Rita Groscost, Richard & Sylvia Harlow, Tom & Diane Harman, Bette & Bob Hastie, Donald & Beverly Heberden, Judith
Hendler, Betty Hickey, Gretel Hines, John & Joan Hodge, Dorothy Hovland, Millie Igarashi, Ron Jagner, Ken & Janet Johnson, Marian Jones, Mary
& Don Julienne, Jim & Stephany Kallal, Larry Kamei, JoAnne Kessell, Neva Koon, Doris Kuhn, Trish Landau, Albert & Carol Lee, Glenda Lee,
Rolla & Felecia Lewis, Barbara Lien, Albert & Diana Loschiavo, James Loveridge, Ila & Dr. Gunvant Mehta, Marvin Mensik, Robert & Cathy
Meschuk, JD & Teri Miles, Le Roy & Kathy Miller, Joan Mitchell, Susumu & Thelma Miyashiro, Robert & Fran Moffett, Susan Montoya, Jim & Alice
Moore, Bill & Judy Ann Morris, Francine Mullee, Patricia Mullins, Elisa Munoz, Francis Nagle, Crystal Orr, Donald Pickett, Doris Pitcher, James &
Frieda Poulos, Jim & Jennifer Robins, Stanley & Elinor Rodriguez, Roger & Judi Rohrdanz, Terry Rylski, Lloyd & Alberta Sargeant, Bernice
Schwartz, Carol Settimo, Edith Severns, Charles Spurgeon, Pnina Stein, Beverly Steinbeck, Alice Stephenson, Patry Stephenson, Charles & Rose
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