Transportation: (530) 747-8240 Office: (530) 757-5696 Travelaires: (530) 753-4159

Volume 37 Number 6 Office Fax: (530) 758-0463 June 2013

Email: seniorservices@cityofdavis.org http://community-services.cityofdavis.org/senior-services

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What’s Inside:

SCD News & Events 2

Bingo is Back! 2

Health & Fitness 3

Red Cross Presentation 3

Breast Cancer Talk 3

Tax Reductions 4

Transportation 4

Father’s Day Breakfast 4

Police/Home Safety Talk 4

Internet Safety 4

Movies & Support Groups 5

Services & Resources 5

Genealogy Meeting 6

Special Interest 6

Heat Embossing—Cats 7

Arts & Crafts 7

Cards & Games 8

Farmers Market Talk 8

Travelaires 9

PARKING LOT SALE Do you need to clean out those closets and garages? Or do you just like shopping for bargains? Check out the Davis Senior Center's Summer Parking Lot Sale & fundraiser on Saturday, June 1, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Space rentals are on sale at the Senior Center front desk. The cost for a space is $20 per two parking stalls, and spaces may be shared. You may even pick the location of your selling space! The number of spaces is limited, so reserve your spot early for this event. Admission is free. All buyers and browsers are welcome! For information call 530-757-5696.

COMING SOON...DSC FRIENDSHIP REWARDS CARD! We are pleased to announce plans for you to directly support the Davis Senior Center’s programs and services. In this era of tightening city budgets, signing up for our new Friendship Rewards Card will be an easy

way for you to make a difference with your financial support. Details of this program are being finalized as we go to print. Stay tuned. We hope to have more information in the July Senior Scene newsletter. In the meantime, your current subscription to this monthly newsletter will continue without any action on your part. If you want to become a new subscriber, please call the center at 530-757-5696.

DAVIS FARMERS MARKET Davis has a nationally celebrated farmers market. One of the market’s founders, Ann Evans, will tell us how it all got start-ed when she visits this month. See page 8 for details.

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SENIOR CITIZENS OF DAVIS Exploring New Possibilities

Sunshine Lady Sunshine Lady Elisabeth Bogren sent the following cards through mid-May:

Get Well: George Chin and Joan Wooden. Thinking of You: Clara Evans, Ed Quinteros, Eleanor Lake, Herbert Bauer. Sympathy: Family of Beverly Payne, Helen Striepeke, Herbert Bauer. Please call Elisabeth at 530-756-5703 for sympathy, get well or thinking of you card requests.

Meet Jane Matteson The SCD board has appoint-ed Jane Matteson to fill the vacant position of Treasurer on the board. Jane has lived in Davis her entire life. (She says she was born in Sacramento because there was no hospital in Davis at that time!) She ran her own tax business for 27 years. Currently she serves as treasurer of OLLI (through UC Davis Extension). She has been a key vol-unteer at the Senior Center’s annual Jewelry Sale. She also volunteers to help seniors downsize and move. Jane and her husband Gary celebrate their 53rd wedding anni-versary this month!

June SCD Meetings An SCD Board meeting will take place Tuesday, June 4 at 10:00 a.m. and a General Mem-bership meeting will take place Tuesday, June 11 at 10:00 a.m. SCD meetings are always open to the public. Agendas are posted on the SCD bulletin board in the Senior Center hallway.

Get Your Resource Guide If you’d like a free copy of the 2013 Davis Senior Resource Guide, please stop by the front desk at the Senior Center. SCD annually funds the printing of this useful guide. It’s a listing of government and non-profit organizations that serve older adults in Yolo County.

SCD Board of Directors

Margot Loschke—President Bill Powell —Vice President

Jan Bower —Secretary Jane Matteson —Treasurer Matt Williams—Budget &

Finance Velma Khachadourian —

Membership Betty Iams—Past President

Contact us!

530-757-5696 scofdav@gmail.com

Office hours: Mon, 10:00 a.m. - noon

Wed & Thurs, 10:00 - 2:00 p.m.

SCD Bingo is Back! After a hiatus in May, Senior Citizens of Davis is happy to resume bingo games at the Senior Center this month. The SCD board is very grateful for the many volunteers who responded to our call for help!

Thursday Bingo

Thursdays, 12:30 - 3:00 p.m. Cards are $2.50 each for the entire day of play, or $1.25 at “half time” (after 10 games, which is around 2:00). Snacks are provided.

Saturday Bingo—June 15

SCD’s Saturday Bingo, is held on the third Saturday of the month, 12:30—3:00 p.m.

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HEALTH AND FITNESS

Dynabands through June (M,W,F, 2:00 -3:00 p.m.) $14 res/$21/$27 non-res

Feldenkrais (new/continuing) 6/4-6/25 (T, 10:15 -11:15 a.m.) $22 res/$29/$35 non-res Feldenkrais (continuing ) 6/4-6/25 (T, 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.) $22 res/$29/$35 non-res Fitness for Life 1, 2 & 3 6/3-6/28 (M,W,F, 7:45 - 8:45 a.m.) class full (M,W,F, 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.) class full (M,W,F, 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.) $45 res/$52/$58 non-res

Gaining Balance (no class 6/19) 6/5-7/3 (W 10:15-11:15) $40 res/$47/$53 non-res

Hula Dance & Music 6/6-6/27 (Th, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.) $10 res/$17/$23 non-res

Pehlke Pacers/Walk & Talk Ongoing (M,W,F, 8:45 a.m.) free

Tai Chi/Chi Gung 6/4-6/25 (T, 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.) $21 res/$28/$34 non-res

Tap Dancing Ongoing (M, 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.) free

Yoga – Intermediate 6/3-6/24 (M, 8:15 - 9:45 a.m.) $32 res/$39/$45 non-res

Yoga – Intermediate 6/6-6/27 (Th, 8:15 - 9:45 a.m.) $32 res/$39/$45 non-res Yoga – Chair 6/3-6/27 (M,Th, 10:30 -11:30 a.m.) $44 res/$51/$57 non-res

Yoga – Chair 6/6-6/27 (Th, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.) $22 res/$29/$35 non-res

Zumba 6/7-6/28 (F, 12:30 – 1:15 p.m.) $17 res/$24/$30 non-res

For more information, inquire at the Senior Center office, 530-757-5696. We encourage you to speak with your doctor before starting any exercise program to ensure your health and safety.

Red Cross Presentation Join us Tuesday, June 18 at 10:30 a.m. to learn about the history of the Red Cross and tips for preparedness at home and away from home. You can share your personal experiences with the Red Cross, and learn about volunteer opportunities. Sign up at the front desk by calling 530-757-5696.

Dance and Jam Drop in Fridays, June 7 & 21 at 2:15 p.m. To hear our own senior musicians, Music From the Back Room. When the band takes a break, George Hinkle will lead anyone interested in a few line-style dances that do not require partners.

Breast & Cervical Cancer Join us Tuesday, July 2 at 10:30 a.m. for a presentation on breast & cervical cancer by a representative from the Every Woman Counts program. Learn about the myths and facts of cancer, prevention and early detection. The Every Woman Counts program helps low-income women qualify for free breast and cervical cancer screening. Sign up for this free talk by calling 530-757-5696.

Health & Fitness Day Thanks Many thanks to Atria Covell Gardens for donating the breakfast for our annual Health and Fitness Day. We also thank Debbie Eernisse for speaking at the event (and inspiring us)!

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Need Help with Technology? The Technological Outreach Club at Davis Senior High School will be at the center Tuesday, June 4 at 1:30 p.m. Bring your own device for one-on-one help with computers, ipads, iphones, laptops, e-readers, etc. Sign up at the front desk.

Summer Computer Series Every 3rd Thursday at 10:00 a.m. in June, July, and August. The first class, June 20, will focus on Inter-net Safety. Sign up at the front desk 539-757-5696.

Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast Everyone is welcome to join us for a Father’s Day Breakfast, sponsored by Comfort Keepers, Fri-day, June 14 at 9:30 a.m. We’ll be serving pancakes, bacon and fruit

while enjoying the great outdoors on the back patio of the center. Please RSVP at the front desk so we know to save you some breakfast!

TRANSPORTATION

Learn about Davis Community Transit Learn all about Davis Community Transit (DCT)! A DCT representative will be at the Senior Center Thursday, June 27 at 10:30 a.m. to explain services, answer your questions, and even offer a ride around the block on the DCT bus. In addition, you'll learn about future group excursions through a new Travel Training program. Stop by or call 530-757-5696 to register.

Driver Safety Class The next AARP Drivers Safety class at the center will be a half-day renewal class for those who have taken the full course within the past three years. It will be held Wednesday, June 19, 8:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Register with your check to AARP at the front desk.

Home Safety for Seniors On Thursday, June 13 at 10:00 a.m. a representative from the Davis Police Department will present crime prevention tips to

help you stay safe in your home. Sign up for this presentation by calling 530-757-5696.

2013 Davis Tax Reduction Programs Make an appointment with Lisa if you need help completing the forms, now available at the center. (Mobile-home owners may not claim the exemptions/refunds if their property tax is billed directly to the mobile-home park owner.)

Library Tax Exemption Filing deadline: June 3 For Davis homeowners with incomes below $46,100. The library tax for 2013-14 fiscal year is $97.16 for a single family residence and $48.58 per unit for a multi-family residence.

School Tax Measures Filing deadline: June 17 The Davis Joint Unified School District has three tax reduction measures for seniors (age 65+ by 7/1/13): exemptions for Measure C, Measure E and CFD # 1 for the 2013-2014 tax year.

To be eligible the dwelling must be your primary residence. If there is no change of owner-ship for your property, you will continue to receive any senior tax exemptions that you are currently receiving - you do not need to apply for renewal. If you are currently receiving parcel tax exemptions, you do not need to apply for the Measure E ex-emption. You will automatically receive it.

Forms are available at www.djusd.net, or the district office, 526 B Street.

Park Maintenance/Open Space Protection Taxes Filing deadline: June 28 (City of Davis) Low-income refund for homeowners. Re-fund checks will be mailed by August. For infor-mation, call 530-757-5651.(Maximum 2012 house-hold income: 1-person $26,950 2-person $30,800)

MISCELLANEOUS

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SUPPORT GROUPS

The Davis Senior Center does not endorse the opinions, services or products discussed in support groups. Meetings are for sharing purposes only.

Alzheimer’s Support Group

Wednesday, June 19 at 10:00 a.m.

Hear! Here! Support Group

No meetings until September

Men’s Social Group

Wednesday, June 26 at 10:00 a.m.

Parkinson’s Support Group

Thursday, June 20 at 1:30 p.m.

Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group

Tuesday, June 11 at 3:30 p.m.

Transitions Support Group

Wednesday, June 12 & 26, 10:00 a.m.

SERVICES/RESOURCES

Contact the Senior Center at 530-757-5696 for ap-pointments or more information: Advance Health Care Directives ($2.50 dona-

tion)

Blood Pressure Checks (2nd Tuesday, 10:30-

11:00 a.m.)

Caregiver Consultations (530-666-8828)

Dianne Hinsz Memorial Scholarships

Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy

Information & Assistance

Legal Consultations

Handy Helpers (minor home repairs)

Medical Equipment Loans

Technology Tutoring (computers, cell phones)

Time Off for Caregivers (respite program)

Veterans’ Services (2nd & 3rd Mondays, 8:30-

10:30 a.m.)

MOVIES

12:15 on Fridays. Join us!

June 7 – Anna Karenina (2012) R, 2 hrs 9 mins (re-scheduled from May 17) Set in late-19th-century Russia high-society, the aristocrat Anna Karenina enters into a life-changing affair with the affluent Count Vronsky. June 14 – Father of the Bride (1950) NR, 1 hr 32 mins A father of a young woman deals with the emotional pain of her getting mar-ried, and the financial and organization-al pain of arranging her wedding. June 21 – Goldfinger (1964) NR, 1 hr 50 mins Investigating a gold magnate's smug-gling, Sean Connery as James Bond un-covers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox gold reserve. June 28 - The Great Gatsby (1974) PG 2 hrs 24 mins Nick Carraway, a young Midwesterner now living on Long Island, finds himself fascinated by the mysterious past and lavish lifestyle of his neighbor, Jay Gats-by, portrayed by Robert Redford.

Vinyl & Music Fair Buy or sell some vinyl

records, CDs, tapes or DVDs on Sunday, June 2, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Senior Center. Admission is free. Early birds will be admitted at 8:30 a.m. for a $5 fee.

Over 50 tables are available to vendors at this event co-sponsored by the city of Davis. For more information, or to reserve a vendor table, please call Armadillo Music at 530-758-8058.

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SPECIAL INTEREST

Genealogy Club Interviewing: Before It’s Too Late is the topic for our monthly genealogy club meeting Tuesday, June 18, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. at the Senior Center. As children, we don’t often get to know our older relatives. But they provide a key view of those who have gone before. They can provide first-hand information about our ancestors, having

lived through the times they did and often with the ances-tor. But we need to make an effort to inter-view our rela-

tives before it’s too late. Ed Lucky, director of the Sacramento Family History Center, will guide us through the preparation and interview process. Ed and his wife Linda Lucky have been di-rectors in Sacramento for several years. He has traced his family back nine generations and taken “cemetery” trips to England, Scotland, the Louisi-ana swamps, Utah and Idaho. He’s a retired senior executive and golf professional and has done fami-ly history for nearly 30 years. Our genealogy library remains open to the public on Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Volunteers are available during these hours to help with questions. To learn more about the Davis Genealogy Club and Library, visit our website at www.davisgenealogy.org or call Lisa Henderson at 530-753-8943.

Senior Commission Meets Offsite The City of Davis Senior Citizen Commission will meet at Olympic Cottages Thursday, June 13, at 2:30 p.m. The public is encouraged to attend these monthly meetings and voice their concerns and/or suggestions relating to matters affecting Davis seniors. Call 530-757-5696 for details.

Current Events Discussion Group Everyone is welcome to join the discussion in this lively, yet civil group. Historical and timely events of interest are featured. The discussion group will meet on Fridays, June 7 & 21, at 2:00 p.m.

Chinese Culture Club The Chinese Culture Club will meet Friday, June 14 & 28, 1:00—3:00 p.m. The group enjoys exercis-ing, watching educational programs (sometimes in Chinese) and socializing together. Join us!

Davis Stamp Club The Davis Stamp Club will meet Tuesday, June 4 at 7:00 p.m. For more information about the club, call Anne Hance at 530-753-7265.

Nostalgics Sing-Along Our group of singing enthusi-asts gathers every Friday at 1:00 p.m. at the center. Join in and sing along to your old-time favorites. No sign up needed. Just drop by!

Mac Users Group Mac Users will meet on Tuesday, June 11, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at the center. For more information, call Eric Thompson at 530-758-3098.

Queen Bees Join us for Game Day on Friday, June 21 at 1:00 p.m. Bring a treat to share and willingness to have fun. We also invite you to join our Queen Bees group for lunch at Paco’s Restaurant in Woodland, Tuesday, June 18 at 11:30 a.m. RSVP with Joyce at 530-758-4757.

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ARTS AND CRAFTS

Hem & Haw

Hem & Haw meets on Wednesdays, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Anyone who loves to knit, crochet or stitch is welcome to join our friendly group.

Watercolor Painting With June comes the concluding month of watercolor instruction for this cycle. Chris Shackle will, as usual, bring her radiant smile and mischie-vous challenges to the Friday morning painting ses-sions. We set up in the Valente Room by 9:20 a.m. on Fridays with instruction beginning at 9:30. Class ends about 11:00 a.m. During July and August, we have open stu-dio painting without formal leadership. (Remember to enter the Yolo County Fair.) In September we will start classes again. This year we will be introducing Lucy Sargeant in the role of instructor. Kris Bell will do another por-trait class in October.

Project Linus of Yolo County

Happiness is a warm blanket made with love! Come to our gathering on Wednesday, June 12, 1:30-3:30. You will be welcomed if you enjoy quilting, knitting or sewing. Volunteers in our group

create and provide blankets for children in our community who are seriously ill, traumatized, or in need of love and a feeling of secu-rity. We also share ideas, patterns and lots of good conversation.

For more information, please contact Diane McGee at mcgeedav@dcn.org or 530-753-3436.

Open Art Studio

The center’s Valente Room is open to all art enthusiasts, including painters and basket weavers on Monday mornings beginning at 9:00 a.m. If you’d like to learn pine needle basket making, con-tact Alisa Fisher at 530-757-5696, and she can tell you what you need to get started.

Hot Cat! - How to Make Art by Heat

Embossing Local Davis artist Lois Richter will hold a free work-shop on heat embossing - a technique that melts special powders to create a raised sur-

face on paper or canvas. Response to her 2009 class, “Heat Emboss a Volcano - How to Melt Your Way to Art”, was enthusiastic and she has agreed to do a sim-ilar class with cats as the subject. Space is limited, so registration is required by calling 530-757-5696. Beginners are welcome. Materi-als will be provided; but if you don't want to draw a cat in class, bring a favorite drawing to trace (no big-ger than 8x10, to fit nicely on a 9x12 paper). Meet at the center Wednesday, June 12 at 10:00 a.m. For more information, call Lois at 530-758-5058.

Display Cabinet

This month’s display cabi-net by Susan Steinbach is a cultural display of some of the schools, projects, and tourist sites in Myan-mar (also known as Burma). Calling all cat lovers! Our display in July will feature cat artwork. Do you have some cat artwork you’d like to display? Call Alisa 530-757-5696 to arrange a time to drop off your piece.

Senior Center Staff

Maria Lucchesi - Community Services Supervisor

Lisa DeAmicis - Information & Assistance Coordinator

Alisa Fisher - Program Coordinator

Darlene Merschat - Office Assistant

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The following game groups are led by volunteers and may be canceled on occasion.

Duplicate Bridge Mondays - 12:30 p.m.

Scrabble Mondays - 1:00 p.m.

Mah Jongg Mondays - 12:00 noon

Evening Social Bridge Mondays - 6:00 p.m.

Pinochle Tuesdays - 1:00 p.m.

Poker Wednesdays - 1:00 p.m.

SCD Bingo Thursdays—12:30 p.m., 3rd Sat. 12:30 p.m.

CARDS AND GAMES Davis Farmers Market

Ann Evans has a long history in Davis, including co-founding the Davis Farmers Market and co-authoring the Farmers Market Cookbook. Join us Tuesday, June 11 at 10:30 a.m. to hear her talk about the origins of the Farmers Market and share recipes from her book. Evans served on the Davis City Council, part of that time as Mayor. She was one of the co-founders of the Davis Food Co-op and remains committed to healthy foods and locally-sourced foods. She is one of the leaders of the Slow Food Yolo Convivium, and regularly writes about food and agricultural. Please sign up at the front desk for this presentation by calling 530-757-5696.

We’re Under Construction As we go to press, we are working with city facilities staff and building contractors about making repairs to the women’s restroom at the east end of the Senior Center and to the exterior

of the building near the 7th Street entrance. We do not yet have a schedule for the repairs, but we are committed to minimizing any impact on participants and programs at the center. Whenever

possible, construction work will be scheduled during non-program hours. The large women’s restroom at the east end of the center has been closed until further notice for repairs. As a result, we expect heavy use of the smaller women’s restroom near the A Street entrance. Thanks for your understanding as we complete these repairs.

The Gift of Giving

We gratefully acknowledge the following groups for their contributions to the Senior Center: Duplicate Bridge – Monday $ 71 Bridge Practice Group $ 22 Hem & Haw $ 16 Members of Project Linus $ 24 Monday Social Bridge $ 57 Pinochle $ 12 Tap Dance $ 10 Thank you also to those who donated toward the following: Information & Assistance $ 18 General Donations $ 16 Greeting Cards $ 36 Medical Equipment $ 20 In Memory of Herbert Bauer $ 25 Tax Preparation $ 50 Total $ 377

Harlem Nights—Motown Lights Saturday, September 14. On the way to San Francisco, we’ll stop at Berke-ley’s 4th Street where you can browse the interesting shops and perhaps en-joy a coffee at a sidewalk café. Then it’s off to S.F.’s Buca di Beppo for lunch and an exciting tribute to ragtime, jazz, blues and classic soul depicted in music, songs and dance. $135

Majestic Canadian Rockies August 14 - 23. Wait List

Save the Date:

Thanksgiving in Seattle November 26 - December 1

Panama Canal Cruise March 17-April 1

Angel Island Thursday, June 6. Wait List

Sunny Side of the Bay Wednesday, June 19. Wait List

Feather Falls Casino Wednesday, July 3. The “loosest” slots in Northern California. $12 cash and $3 food credit. $15

Escape to the Lake Tuesday & Wednesday, July 23 & 24. Escape to the cool Sierra with an overnight at Lake Tahoe. Lunch and cruise aboard the Tahoe Queen, spend an evening at the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel (formerly Embassy Suites) with complimentary cocktails and breakfast. Enjoy lunch at Jake’s on the Lake featuring their famous Hula Pie. $299 pp dbl. SS add $75

Music Circus Thursday, August 8. The Sacra-mento Music Circus presents a beloved Rogers and Hammer-stein musical The King and I. Lunch will be a treat at Club Pheasant, a Sacramento landmark since 1935. $99

Historic Old Sacramento Thursday, September 5. Begin your day with an underground tour of Old Sacramento which was hidden beneath the city for nearly 150 years. Then enjoy lunch aboard the paddlewheeler Delta King. Spend a leisurely hour after lunch on the Capital Hornblower on a historical river cruise. $118

Davis Travelaires A Non-Profit Travel Organization

646 A Street, Davis, CA 95616 (530) 753-4159 Office Hours : Tuesday—Thursday, 10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.

Kay Jeffery, Executive Director; E-mail: kay@dcn.org All Travelaires trips depart from the Target parking lot in Davis

Please Note Wait List Wait list means that a trip is sold out. You can put your name on a list to be called if there is a cancellation.

Registration by Mail You may register by mail. Please call the Travelaires Office to be sure there is available space, then mail your check to the above address. Please send a stamped envelope if you want a receipt.

June 2013

Suggested Contributions:

$3.00 Seniors $3.50 Volunteers(< 60) $ 7.00 GUEST FEE (< 60 unless w/ senior spouse)

Alternate Meal

Hamburger Mixed Vegetables* Potato Chips & Fruit Juice+

High Sodium Meals:

June 13th & 25th

Monday June 3 Tuesday June 4 Wednesday June 5 Thursday June 6 Friday June 7

Ham & Scalloped Potato Stratta +

Brussel Sprouts+ Wheat Bread

Mixed Fruit

Cool Ranch Spiral Pasta w/ Chicken*

Broccoli Salad*+ Fruited Gelatin

Wheat Crackers

Savory Summer Quiche Oven Fried Potatoes Tossed Salad*

Wheat Roll Applesauce+

Beer Glazed Chicken

Zucchini New Orleans Red Beans & Rice

Wheat Bread

Tropical Fruit+

Four Cheese Lasagna Garden Salad* Garlic Bread

Fresh Fruit

Monday June 10 Tuesday June11 Wednesday June 12 Thursday June 13 Friday June 14

Ortega Chicken Chip Delight

Tex Mex Vegetables Fiesta Black Beans+

Apricots

Hamburger w/Lettuce & tomatoes

on wheat bun Green Beans Potato Chips Fruit Juice+

Chicken Cobb Salad* Artichoke hearts bacon, &

bleu cheese dressing Macaroni Salad Wheat Crackers

Fruited Lime Gelatin

Whip+

Island Paradise Celebration

Jamaican Crab Cake

w/ mango salsa Bahama Vegetables+ Caribbean Rice*

Hawaiian Roll & Banana

Celebrate Fathers Day Roast Turkey & Gravy Mashed Potatoes+

California Vegetables+* Wheat Roll Mixed Fruit

Special Dessert

Monday June 17 Tuesday June 18 Wednesday June 19 Thursday June 20 Friday June 21 B B Q Chicken

Steamed Carrots* Three Bean Salad Buttermilk Biscuit

Citrus Cup+

Heavenly Beef w/ Rice Chef’s Blend Vegetables*

Wheat Roll Tapioca Pudding

Fruit Juice+

Sweet & Sour Pork Steamed Peas Stir Fried Rice

Pineapple Tidbits+ Fortune Cookie

Southern Fried Steak w/Country Gravy

Spinach* O Brien Potatoes+

Wheat Roll & Peaches

Tuna Sandwich on whole wheat

w/lettuce & tomato Pasta Salad* Ambrosia+

Monday June 24 Tuesday June 25 Wednesday June 26 Thursday June 27 Friday June 28

Meatballs w/Marinara served over pasta

Italian Vegetable Blend* Wheat Roll

Fruit Medley+

Hot Dog (contains pork) Wheat Bun

Chili & Cheese Mixed Vegetables+

Fresh Fruit

Birthday Celebration

Mediterranean Chicken Marinated Salad

Rice Pilaf & Bread Fruit Juice+ Birthday

Cake

Crispy Fish Filet Coleslaw+*

Scalloped Potatoes+ Wheat Bread Blushed Pears

Bean & Cheese Burrito Tossed Green Salad* Tortilla Chips & Salsa

Applesauce+

Each meal includes 8 oz 1% milk Margarine & Condiments optional +Vitamin C * Vitamin A =Higher Sodium Meal. Menu subject to change.

Congregate Dining Sites Reservations/Cancellations must be made by noon the day before by calling the site:

Davis Senior Center 646 A Street 747-5870 West Sac Senior Center 664 Cummins Way (916) 373-5805

Winters Community Center 201 Railroad Avenue 795-4241 Woodland Senior Center 2001 East Street 668-0974 Knights Landing/Esparto 662-7035

Elderly Nutrition Program Main Office 662-7035Partially funded by A4AA

Elderly Nutrition Program in Yolo County People Resources, Inc

Davis Senior Center Activities – June 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

3 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9 00 am (MP2) 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* 10:30am Chair Yoga*(A) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:00am Open Art Studio (V) 12:30pm Duplicate Bridge (MP1) 1:00pm Scrabble/Bridge (G) 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2) 3:00pm Tap Dancing (V) 6:00pm Social Bridge (G) Sat, June 1, 8:00am - 12 noon Parking Lot Sale

4 9:00am Tai Chi* (MP2) 10:00am SCD Board Meeting (Lib) 10:15am Feldenkrais* (A) 11:30am Feldenkrais* (A) 1:00pm Bridge/Pinochle (Lg) 1:30pm Stepping On* (MP2) 1:30pm Technology Help* (V) 7:00pm Stamp Club (G)

5 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9 00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Bridge Spade* (G) 10:15am Peer Counselors Meeting* (MP2) 10:15am Gaining Balance* (A) 1 00pm Hem & Haw (A) 1 00pm Poker (Lg) 1 00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 2 00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2)

6 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* (A) 9:30am Memoirs* (G) 10:30am Chair Yoga* (A) 12:30pm Bingo (V) 1:00pm Chair Yoga *(G) 1:30pm Hula* (MP2)

7 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9 00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Watercolor (V) 9:30am Memoirs* (A) 12:15pm Movie (G) 12:30pm Zumba* (MP2) 1 00pm Nostalgics (MP1) 1 00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 2 00pm Current Events (A) 2 00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 2:15pm Jam Session & Dance (MP1) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2)

10 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* 10:30am Chair Yoga*(A) 8:30am Veterans’ Services (Lib) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:00am Open Art Studio (V) 12:30pm Duplicate Bridge (MP1) 1:00pm Scrabble/Bridge (G) 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 2:00pm Legal Assistance* 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2) 3:00pm Tap Dancing (V) 6:00pm Social Bridge (G)

11 9:00am Tai Chi* (A) 10:00 am SCD General Membership Meeting (MP2) 10:15am Feldenkrais* (A) 10:30am Blood Pressure Check (MP1) 10:30am Farmers Market Presentation (V) 11:30am Feldenkrais* (A) 11:30 SCD Luncheon 1:00pm Bridge/Pinochle (Lg) 3:30pm Peripheral Neuropathy Group (G) 6:30pm Mac Users Group (A)

12 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Bridge Spade* (G) 10 00am Transitions Group (Lib) 10:00am Art - Heat Embossing Workshop* (V) 10:15am Gaining Balance* (A) 1:00pm Hem & Haw (A) 1:00pm Poker (Lg) 1:00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 1:30pm Project Linus (V) 1:30pm HICAP * 2 00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2)

13 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* (A) 9:30am Memoirs* (G) 10:00am Home Safety Presentation (V) 10:30am Chair Yoga* (A) 12:30pm Bingo (V) 1:00pm Chair Yoga *(A) 1:30pm Hula* (MP2) 2:30pm Senior Citizen Commission (offsite)

14 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast* (Patio) 9:30am Watercolor Painting (V) 9:30am Memoirs* (A) 12:15pm Movie (G) 12:30pm Zumba* (MP2) 1 00pm Nostalgics (MP1) 1 00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 1 00pm Chinese Culture Club (V) 2 00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2) June 15 Saturday Bingo 12:30pm (V)

17 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* 10:30am Chair Yoga*(A) 8:30am Veterans’ Services (Lib) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:00am Open Art Studio (V) 12:30pm Duplicate Bridge (MP1) 1:00pm Scrabble/Bridge (G) 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2) 3:00pm Tap Dancing (V) 6:00pm Social Bridge (G)

18 9:00am Tai Chi* (MP2) 10:15am Feldenkrais* (A) 10:30am Red Cross Presentation (V) 11:30am Feldenkrais* (A) 11:30am Queen Bee’s Lunch at Paco’s* (Woodland) 1:00pm Bridge/Pinochle(Lg) 1:00pm Genealogy Club Meeting (V)

19 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:30am Drivers Safety Renewal Class* (V) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Bridge Spade* (G) 10 00am Alzheimer's Support Group (Lib) 10:15am Gaining Balance* (A) 11 00am Food Distribution (MP2) 1 00pm Hem & Haw (A) 1:00pm Poker (Lg) 1 00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 2 00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2)

20 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* (A) 8:30am HICAP Appts* 9:30am Memoirs* (G) 10:00am Internet Safety Class*(V) 10:30am Chair Yoga* (A) 12:30pm Bingo (V) 1:00pm Chair Yoga *(A) 1:30pm Hula* (MP2) 1:30pm Parkinson’s Support Group (G)

21 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Watercolor Painting (V) 9:30am Memoirs* (A) 10:00am Legal Assistance* 12:15pm Movie(G) 12:30pm Zumba* (MP2) 1 00pm Nostalgics (MP1) 1 00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 1 00pm Queen Bees – Game Day (V) 2 00pm Current Events (A)2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 2:15pm Jam Session & Dance (MP1) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2)

24 7:45am Fitness for Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* 10:30am Chair Yoga*(A) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:00am Fitness for Life*(MP2) 9:00am Open Art Studio(V) 12:30pm Duplicate Bridge (MP1) 1:00pm Scrabble/Bridge (G) 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:00pm Tap Dancing (V) 3:15pm Fitness for Life*(MP2) 6:00pm Social Bridge (G)

25 9:00am Tai Chi* (MP2) 10:00am SCD Board Meeting (Lib) 10:15am Feldenkrais* (A) 11:30am Feldenkrais* (A) 1:00pm Bridge/Pinochle (Lg)

26 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 10:00am Men’s Group (G) 10:00am Transitions Group (Lib) 10:15am Gaining Balance* (A) 1:00pm Hem & Haw (A) 1 00pm Poker (Lg) 1:00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 1:30am HICAP* 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life* (MP2)

27 8:15am Intermediate Yoga* (A) 9:30am Memoirs* (G) 10:30am Chair Yoga* (A) 10:30am Learn about DCT (G) 12:30pm Bingo (V) 1:00pm Chair Yoga* (A) 1:30pm Hula* (MP2)

28 7:45am Fitness For Life* & 9:00 am (MP2) 8:45am Walk N’ Talk/Pehlke Pacers (Ly) 9:30am Watercolor Painting (V) 9:30am Memoirs* (A) 12:15pm Movie (G) 12:30pm Zumba* (MP2) 1:00pm Nostalgics (MP1) 1:00-4:00pm Genealogy Library Hours (Lib) 1:00pm Chinese Culture Club ( V) 2:00pm Dynabands* (MP2) 3:15pm Fitness for Life* (MP2)

Room Key Multi Purpose Room East - MP2 Multi Purpose Room West - MP1

Game Room – G Library – Lib

Activity Room – A Valente Room – V

Lobby – Ly Lounge - Lg

*Indicates need to register in advance, and/or by appointment

Please call 530-757-5696

Transportation Services 530-747-8240

Senior Center Offices 530-757-5696