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SENIOR MOMENTS
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The Lakeport Senior Center
527 Konocti Avenue ● Lakeport, CA 95453
Email [email protected]
(707) 263-4218 ● Fax (707) 263-4270 ● E-mail [email protected]
WEBSITE—www.lcseniors.com
June, 2009
CEO:
J. J. Jackson
ASST. DIRECTOR:
Jo Rodriguez
KITCHEN:
Bob Diaz
Kathy Conormon
MEALS ON WHEELS:
Sarah Tansey
Josh Lord
Jonathan Crooks
Jack DeVine
Loraine Watters
Robin Tungren
THE BOARD:
Buck Bouker
Ann Bussard
Pam Plank
Jo Rodriguez
Pat Skoog
Doc Starin
Betty Lou Surber
Mike Swartz
Jennifer Sweeting
Jean Welch
FUNDRAISING:
Margaret Brooks
Maxine Lotsey
Pat Skoog
Betty Lou Surber
Jean Welch
COMPUTER
CO-ORDINATOR:
Jonathan Crooks
OUTREACH:
Donna Mandeville
Tom Moore
EDITOR:
Shari Koch
Hi Everyone,
Thanks to all who helped support the sock hop. I know I had a good time and was
pleased with the turn out. Enjoy the nice weather and Happy Fathers Day to all our dads.
Shari Koch
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Tom Moore—Outreach program
This is only the 2nd month that Tom has been here at the Center so this
is more of a welcoming article and an opportunity for us to know more about
him.
On page 8 is an article about the Outreach program in Lake County and
explains how important the service is to seniors. In May there was an
interview with Donna Mandeville who is our Outreach director and last June,
the article on Sarah Tansey who is our Meals on Wheels co-coordinator.
The three of them share an office and are making sure that Lakeport has
the best possible services available.
Tom has always enjoyed community work and making a positive impact with life so he was
perfect for the challenge of working at our center. He really likes to travel, do gardening and
has hobbies of water sports, computers, and enjoys music. In his spare time he is a disc
jockey and a producer for independent artists for music. He did a great job for us at the Sock
Hop with his DJ skills. Each year he is a major organizer with the Yacht Club in putting
together the Duct Tape & Cardboard Boat Regatta in Lakeport.
He is also involved with the VFW organization. Tom served in Vietnam from 1972 through
1978 and was in the reserves until 1985. He was also stationed in Okinawa, Korea and
Germany so he has seen a lot of different areas.
He has been in Lake County for only 3 years but has always liked the Lake area. He spent
35 years in Mendocino. Long Beach in Southern California was where he was born and
raised.
There are four children in his life. Tom, Samantha, Laura and Rheannon. Two are in the
Air Force and living in Germany and Italy, one is on the East Coast and one on the West
Coast so they are definitely scattered.
Stop by and introduce yourself to Tom and find out more about him and what he is trying to
accomplish for us. I know he and Donna have lots of great ideas and have just started a new
class last month called “Eat Better, Move More”. Check it out on the schedule. Welcome
Tom!!
The Fundraiser Committee is always looking for ideas,
volunteers and help. 1 Don’t be afraid to offer suggestions.
Hospital regulations require a wheel chair for patients being discharged. However, while
working as a student nurse, I found one elderly gentleman already dressed and sitting on the
bed with a suitcase at his feet, who insisted he didn’t need my help to leave the hospital.
After a chat about rules being rules, he reluctantly let me wheel him to the elevator. On the way
down I asked him if his wife was meeting him.
“I don’t know,” he replied. “She’s still upstairs in the bathroom changing out of her hospital
gown.
Three Lakeport senior ladies are out walking:
The first one says, “Windy, isn’t it?”
The second one says, “No, it’s Thursday!”
The third one says, “So am I. Let’s go get a beer.”
Two antennas met on a roof, fell in love and got married. The ceremony wasn’t much, but the
reception was excellent.
A set of jump leads walk into a bar. The bartender says, “I’ll serve
you, but don’t start anything.
Letters between son and dad
Dear Dad,
$chool i$ really great. I am making lot$ of friend$ and $tudying very hard. With all
my $tuff, I $imply can't think of anything I need, $o if you would like, you can ju$t
$end me a card, a$ I would love to hear from you.
Love,
Your $on
The Reply:
Dear Son,
I kNOw that astroNOmy, ecoNOmics, and oceaNOgraphy are eNOugh to keep
even an hoNOr student busy. Do NOt forget that the pursuit of kNOwledge is a
NOble task, and you can never study eNOugh.
Dad
Lake County Seniors website
The site is www.lcseniors.com (for Lake County Seniors). Jonathan has the
monthly lunch menu, activities schedule and this newsletter posted there. The Lake
County Senior & Disabled Resource Directory is available to get information and to
print out. Tell your family and friends.
If you do not have Internet access you can obtain the above information at the
front desk.
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One says to the other: “Does this taste funny to you?”
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JUNE EVENTS AND news:
Birthday lunch, Lakeport Senior Center 1st Friday of each month. This is a special
lunch that honors the birthdays for the month. 12 noon. Come early to get a seat.
Weight Loss Class Lakeport Senior Center
NEW this month. Tuesday evenings
at 5:30
Red Cross Bingo, Lakeport Senior Center. This bingo benefits the Red Cross and is held on the first
Sat. of each month at noon. Doors open at 11:00 am. Chili and hot dogs are served.
Disaster Preparedness Lakeport Senior Center
Friday, June 5th from 1:00-4:00. This is presented
by our Red Cross and is a very important class. It will show us how the Lakeport Center will be used in case of an
emergency and what we can do to help. Check with Pam Plank for more details.
Father’s Day, falls on Sunday June 21st this year. It is always the 3rd Sunday in June.
Big Raffle Coming, Lakeport Senior Center Your board is planning a BIG raffle. We plan on 100
prizes and hope to raise a few thousand dollars for our center’s needs. We need donations of good prizes to help us
accomplish this. If you have a really nice item you no longer need, please consider donating it to us for this event.
Prices for tickets and a date will be announced later. We appreciate your support. Pat
Variety Show again this year. Lakeport Senior Center.
Coming this fall but get prepared with
your talent.
Sons of Italy Pasta Feed. Sons of Italy 2850 Hwy 20, Nice. Every first Sunday of the month 2:00
– 6:00 pm Great pasta and some dancing also. Come and enjoy the food.
*************Contact the senior center for more information on the above items*************
Don’t forget our famous Sunday morning breakfasts.
These
are held on the 3rd Sunday of each month here at the Lakeport Center.
The food is so good that you will want to gather up all your friends and relatives and
have them meet you here.
Great servers!!
Such a deal!!
Served until noon!!
I went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn’t find any
A guy is 70 years old and loves to fish. He was sitting in his boat the other day when he heard a
voice say, 'Pick me up.' He looked around and couldn't see any one. He thought he was dreaming
when he heard the voice say again, 'Pick me up.'
He looked in the water and there, floating on the top, was a frog.
The man said, 'Are you talking to me?'
The frog said, 'Yes, I'm talking to you. Pick me up then, kiss me & I'll turn into the most beautiful
woman you have ever seen. I'll make sure that all your friends are envious & jealous because I will be your bride!'
The man looked at the frog for a short time, reached over, picked it up carefully, & placed it in his front breast pocket.
Then the frog said, 'What, are you nuts? Didn't you hear what I said? I said kiss me and I will be your beautiful bride.'
He opened his pocket, looked at the frog and said, 'Nah, at my age I'd rather have a talking frog.'
With age comes wisdom.
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JUNE WEEKLY ACTIVITIES:
Line Dance Classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays and lead by Shari Koch.
See calendar for levels and times. This is probably the wildest group of dancers on
the West Coast and lots of fun to hang out with. You are always welcome
to join them or just come and watch. $2.00 to dance and the older you get
the cheaper the class gets. Dancers can’t wait to hit 70 years
By the way…………………… REAL MEN LINE DANCE
Check out www.lakedancing.com for more information
“Healthy Living” class. Held every other Friday This
is being held at 1:00 pm after lunch at the Center.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning is still the
Easy Stretch Exercises to video. 9:30—10:30 a.m.
Wednesday is Bingo from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
This is a great way to get rich quick and help your Center at the same time.
Come for lunch first and make an afternoon out of it. Where else can you get
a good lunch, hang out with friends, win money, look at the lively decorations
and catch up on the latest gossip for such a cheap price?
Eat Better, Move More Every Monday from 11:00—11:30 We offer free and informative tips
that are helpful and fun. We will provide all needed items to track walking and movement as well as
nutrition seminars to improve your diet. Virtual walks in beautiful Hawaii.
Ask Donna or Tom for more information. This is a 12 week program so you will
want the next starting date.
We have the Computer Learning Workshop (CLW) in operation
with Bessie Sunday teaching. Contact us at 263-4218 and let us know
what your interest is. It can be advanced or beginning lessons. Don’t be
afraid of that terrible, scary thing ever again. Donations accepted. Also
contact Jonathan Crooks for any computer related issues as he does that
type of work on the side and may be able to fix your problem.
Best Movies in town. Starting at 1:00 p.m. every Thursday afternoon.
Come by for lunch first. That way you get lunch and the movies without
having to leave your seat. Free popcorn
Art Class—Fridays 1:00—4:00 pm
Taught by Blanka Doren
Be sure and check this class out if you are interested in painting. Donations
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The European Commission has just announced an
be expekted to reach the stage where more komplikated
changes are possible.
agreement whereby English will be the official language of
the European Union rather than German, which was the
other possibility.
Governments will enkourage the removal of double letters
which have always ben a deterent to akurate speling. Also,
al wil agre that the horibl mes of the silent 'e' in the languag
is disgrasful and it should go away.
As part of the negotiations, the British Government
conceded that English spelling had some room for
improvement and has accepted a 5- year phase-in plan that
would become known as 'Euro-English'..
By the 4th yer people wil be reseptiv to steps such as
replasing 'th' with 'z' and 'w' with 'v'.
In the first year, 's' will replace the soft 'c'. Sertainly, this will
make the sivil servants jump with joy. The hard 'c' will be
dropped in favour of 'k'. This should klear up konfusion, and
keyboards kan have one less letter.
During ze fifz yer, ze unesesary 'o' kan be dropd from vords
kontaining 'ou' and after ziz fifz yer, ve vil hav a reil
sensibl riten styl. Zer vil be no mor trubl or difikultis and
evrivun vil find it ezi tu understand ech oza. Ze drem of a
united urop vil finali kum tru.
There will be growing publik enthusiasm in the sekond year
when the troublesome 'ph' will be replaced with 'f'. This will
make words like fotograf 20% shorter.
Und efter ze fifz yer, ve vil al be speking German like zey
vunted in ze forst plas. If zis mad you smil, pleas pas on to
oza pepl.
In the 3rd year, publik akseptanse of the new spelling kan
STRESS TEST:
Despite the fact that both dolphins appear to be identical see if
you can spot at least 2 differences. I’m not sure what the test
means if you don’t, except that you might be extremely stressed.
An invisible man marries an invisible woman. The kids were nothing to look at either.
Get your business noticed in this
newsletter.
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We are in the process of obtaining some supporters for
this newsletter and the centers. The first portion would
be used to help offset some of the printing costs and
allow us to make this available to more seniors. The
balance would go to the Centers.
Contact Lakeport Senior Center 263-4218 or
Lucerne Alpine Senior Center 274-8781
YOUTH FOR SENIORS:
Greetings and welcome to youth for Seniors. Youth for Seniors is a free service offered thru your
local Senior Center which can provide you with free help with your yard maintenance needs.
This is a youth volunteer program which has been available for several years and provides services
such as pruning, raking, gutter cleaning, weed wacking, exterior window cleaning and light power
cleaning. To see if you qualify, please contact your local Senior Center.
Thanks and hope to be able to help you soon.
Emmett Mead, Coordinator
Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were a bit cold so they lit a fire in the craft. It
sank, proving once again that you can’t have your kayak and heat it too.
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OUR NEW ORGANIC GARDEN
This month we are focusing on our new garden that is now in
progress. Instead of one volunteer in this section, the Center would
like to acknowledge others in our community who are helping to
make this a reality. Without their help it would not be possible to pull
this project off.
The land for this garden is across the street from our center. The
parcel belonged to the City of Lakeport, and was loaned to us by the
City Council under the direction of Mayor Ron Bertsch. The idea is
for it to be used as not only a source of healthy vegetables for our
nutrition program but also, a fundraising and educational resource for our center.
Grading and dirt work was furnished by Marsh Andersen of Andersen Construction. Above photo is Marsh
doing the finish grading and his friend Gary McCullough helping out. The mayor of Lakeport, Ron Bertsch,
performed most of the labor installing the fence and gates.
Our next project is the raised garden beds and Boy Scout Troop #42 member, Grant Teuscher, has chosen this
as his project for Eagle Scout. Stop by to see Grant‘s progress.
Other volunteers that we would like to thank are Pat Skoog, who headed the program, along with team members
Jean Welsh, Mike Swartz and “Doc” Starin for their help in planning. Betty Lou Surber, is another member who is
providing starter vegetables for planting, and there is the Lakeport Senior Social Club for their generous donations
in making this possible.
What this project will provide is vegetables for our Meals on Wheels program
and meals served here at the center. This will guarantee fresh produce and
insure that our seniors are getting plenty of the nutrients needed.
This will be an ongoing project and we will have seniors involved in the
planting, weeding and harvesting of the garden. We will be adding additional
photos as the season progresses and hopefully pictures of great vegetables later
in the year.
Poor Preacher
After the church service a little boy told the pastor, "When I grow up, I'm going to give you some
money."
"Well, thank you," the pastor replied, "but why?"
"Because my daddy says you're one of the poorest preachers we've ever had."
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* * * STUFF * * *
We work all our lives to buy some stuff, and then
the first thing we know, we have too much stuff.
Are these items below male or female?
You may not know this but many non living items are male
or female. Many languages recognize this. Please check
each item and then you can find the answers below.
When we go on vacation we have to take some
stuff along but most of our stuff we have to leave
at home. We worry about somebody taking our
stuff.
When we clean out the attic we find all kinds of
stuff. Some stuff is pretty good but most of it is
simple “old stuff”.
We go to all kinds of sales to look for stuff and
then at garage sales we buy stuff that we usually
end up putting in the next garage sale so others
can buy the stuff.
Sometimes we are lucky and find real good stuff.
We make all kinds of stuff in our spare time and
when we have a little money we buy more stuff to
make stuff.
We need to eat but we have to be careful to buy
the right stuff. Some of the stuff we buy isn’t
always good for us.
The price of stuff keeps going up and up
nowadays and we don’t get much stuff for our
money.
One more thing about stuff is this: We can’t take
it with us when we die.
I think I have enough stuff but sometimes I would
like some different stuff. Wouldn’t you?
From “Sale & Light “ Newsletter. Jim Patrick Editor
1. (freezer bags) Male because they hold everything in
but you can see right through them.
2. (copier) Female because once turned off, it takes
awhile to turn back on again. They are an effective
reproductive device if the right buttons are pushed but
can also wreck havoc if you push the wrong buttons.
3. (tires) Male because they go bald easily and are often
over inflated.
4. (Egg timers) Female because over time all the weight
shifts to the bottom.
5. (web pages) Female because they are constantly
being looked at and frequently getting hit on.
6. (hammer) Male because in the last 5000 years they
have hardly changed at all and are occasionally
handy to have around.
7. (hot air balloons) Male because to get them to go
anywhere you have to light a fire under their butt.
8. (remote) Female (Ha!) You probably thought it was
male but consider this; It easily gives a man pleasure,
he’d be lost with out it, and while he doesn’t always
know which buttons to push, he just keeps trying.
9. (Sponges) Female because they are soft, squeezable
and retain water.
10. (Trains) Male because they always use the same old
lines for picking up people.
Produce To-Go
The current recommendation for fruits and vegetables is at least 5 servings a day for older adults.
Reaching this amount on a limited income and access to the supermarket can make this recommendation a challenge. One way around this is to choose packaged varieties of fruits and vegetables without added salt or sugar, as they may be just as healthy as their fresh counterparts.
They can also be easier to prepare, less expensive, and have a longer shelf life. Here are some
good options:
• Canned fruit. Preferably in its own juice or rinse if in syrup
• Frozen fresh fruit, unsweetened blueberries, strawberries, peaches, mangoes.
• Canned or frozen vegetables without added sauces such as greens, carrots and broccoli.
Taken from the 08/09 Nutrition education snippets
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*******Below is an article which gives a very good description on our Lake County Senior Outreach Program*******
Senior Center Outreach:
Connecting seniors with the services they need
Mike Parkinson —— Area Agency on Aging
•
“I hate to be a bother,” the quiet voice on the other
end of the phone said, “but I’m having trouble paying
my gas bills this winter. I’m out of food and haven’t
eaten in two days. I just don’t know who to talk to. Is
there anything you can do to help?”
An hour and several phone calls later, the senior
center outreach worker had put this Lake County elder
in touch with local area programs to assist her with
paying for utilities, obtaining food stamps, enrolling in a
home delivered “Meals on Wheels” program, and had
even arranged transportation for the senior to her local
pharmacy to pick-up several over due prescriptions.
Stories like this happen every day at senior centers
across Lake County. The Area Agency on Aging for
Lake & Mendocino Countries (AAA) Senior Outreach
Program identifies persons 60 and older who do not
normally use existing health and social services,
informs those seniors about available community
resources, and helps them access the services they
need.
Centers provide information, referrals, and direct
services for their senior clients. They identify potential
seniors (or their caregivers) and encourage their use of
existing services and benefits that may enhance or
sustain older individuals’ health, welfare, or
independence.
In many cases, outreach workers deliver services
directly to seniors or their caregivers. The mix of
outreach services at each center varies, but often
includes:
• Visiting or calling on a routine or as-needed basis
to provide reassurance and support
• Assisting with reading, comprehension, and
completion of forms, mail and other paperwork.
• Accompanying, transporting and assisting with
errands such as medical appointments, housing or
legal issues.
• Provide advocacy, assistance, and support in
accessing services or resolving problems.
• Facilitate accessibility of health care by completing
health and safety screenings; (e.g. drug, alcohol,
mental health, and fall prevention) and linking
older individuals with appropriate health services.
• Provide education, referrals, or in-home direct help
to resolve clutter and disorganization.
• Assist in securing an in-home, private pay care
provider for clients ineligible for In-Home
Supportive Services (IHSS)
Other essential services, including educational,
social, or supportive activities offered at the senior
center.
In addition to direct outreach services to seniors, Lake
County senior centers also perform community education.
They inform groups of older persons, their families,
friends, or community organizations on right, benefits, or
entitlements for older persons, including activities and
services available at the senior enter. Community
education can include presentations to groups of service
providers working with older adults, service clubs whose
membership is primarily age 60+, and gatherings of
seniors at the center. Many local centers also participate
in radio interviews geared towards senior audiences.
Lake County Senior Centers with Outreach
Programs
Highlands Senior Service Center
Bowers Rd
Clearlake, CA 95422
(707) 994-3051 Outreach Worker: Linda Ann
Lakeport Senior Center
527 Konocti Ave
Lakeport, CA 95453
(707) 263-4218 Outreach Worker: Donna
Live Oak Seniors
12502 Foothill Blvd
Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423
(707)998-1950 Outreach Worker: Helen
Lucerne Alpine Seniors
3985 Country Club Drive
Lucerne, CA 95458
(707) 274-8779 Outreach Worker: Debbie
Middletown Senior Citizens
15299 Central Park Rd.
Middletown, CA 95461
(707) 987-3113 Outreach Worker: Debbie
Outreach services are supplied free-of-charge to Lake
County residents over 60. For additional information,
contact your local senior center, the Area Agency on
Aging for Lake & Mendocino Countries at (707) 463-7775
[email protected] or
www.lcseniors.com on the web
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Doo Wop Oldies Quiz
SEE HOW YOU DO.
Trip down Memory Lane
Thirty great memories that caused our
parents and teachers grief! take the quiz and
see how you score as a true 'Oldies Fan.'
Circle your answers and check them against
the answers at the end.
When in doubt. . . . it is a song.
Don't Cheat, now!
1. When did 'Little Suzie' finally wake up?
(a) The movie's over, it's 2 o'clock
(b) The movie's over, it's 3 o'clock
(c) The movie's over, it's 4 o'clock
2. Sang “Happy Birthday” to President John Kennedy..
(a) Pat Skoog
(b) Marilyn Monroe
(c) Mary Veeninga
9.. Name the song with ''A-wop bop a-loo bop a-lop bam boom.'
(a) Good Golly, Miss Molly
(b) Be-Bop-A-Lula
(c) Tutti Fruitti
10. What builds strong bodies 12 ways?
(a) Flintstones vitamins
(b) Spaghetti
(c) Wonder Bread
11. In 1957, he left the music business to become a preacher:
(a) Little Richard
(b) Charlie Marsh
(c) Tony Orlando
12. Paul Anka's 'Puppy Love' is written to what star?
(a) Jean Welch
(b) Jo Rodriguez
(c) Annette Funicello
3. What's missing from a Rock & Roll standpoint?
Earth _____
(a) Angel
(b) Mother
(c) Worm
13. The Everly Brothers are …….
(a) Buck and Tony
(b) Don and Phil
(c) Doc and Al
4. 'I found my thrill . .. .' where?
(a) Lakeport Senior Center
(b) Heartbreak Hotel
(c) Blueberry Hill
14. Before he was Muhammed Ali, he was….
(a) Sugar Ray Robinson
(b) Mike Swartz
(c) Cassius Clay
5. 'Please turn on your magic beam, _____ _____
bring me a dream,:
(a) Mr. Sandman
(b) Earth Angel
(c) Mr. DeVine
15. You’ll wonder where the yellow went….
(a) When you use Tide
(b) When you clean your tub
(c) When you brush your teeth with Pepsodent
6. I’m strong to the finish…...
(a) Cause I eat my broccoli
(b) Cause I eats me spinach
(c) Cause I lift weights
7. He asked, 'Why's everybody always pickin' on me?'
Who was he?
(a) Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
(b) Charlie Brown
(c) Al Bussard
8. Bobby Darin's
'Mack The Knife,' the one with the knife, was named:
(a) MacHeath
(b) MacStarin
(c) MacNamara
16. Meanwhile, back in Metropolis, Superman fights a never ending
battle for truth, justice and….
(a) Wheaties
(b) Lois Lane
(c) The American Way
17. In 1960 Bobby Darin married:
(a) Velma Roberts
(b) Sandra Dee
(c) Natalie Wood
18. Liar, Liar….
(a) Pants on fire
(b) Jump up higher
(c) I’m telling Mom
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19. The Everly Brothers sang a song called 'Till I
_____You.'
(a) Loved
(b) Kissed
(c) Met
20. Chuck Berry sang 'Oh, _____, why can't you be true?'
(a) Suzie Q
(b) Pam Plank
(c) Maybelline
29. 'He wore black denim trousers and . . ...'
(a) a pink carnation
(b) pink leotards
(c) motorcycle boots
30. 'I got a gal named . . .'
(a) Margaret Brooks
(b) Gerri Mahoney
(c) Boney Maroney
21. 'Wooly _______'
(a) Mammouth
(b) Bully
(c) Pully
25. I wonder, wonder, who……
(a) Who ate the leftovers?
(b) Who did the laundry?
(c) Who wrote the book of love?
26. Before he was the Skipper’s Little Buddy, Bob Denver
was Dobie’s friend,
…...
(a) Josh Lord
(b) Maynard G. Krebbs
(c) Tom Moore
27. 'Be Bop A Lula .. . ..'
(a) she's got the rabies
(b) she's my baby.
(c) she loves me, maybe
28. Before Robin Williams, Peter Pan was played by
(a) Jonathon Crooks
(b) Mary Martin
(c) Clark Gable
Answers:
24. 'They often call me Speedo, but my real name is .....'
(a) Mr. Earl
(b) J.J. Jackson
(c) Milton Berle
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23. 'Sometimes I wonder what I'm gonna do . . ....'
(a) cause there ain't no answer for a life without booze
(b) cause there ain't no cure for the summertime blues
(c) cause my car's gassed up and I'm ready to cruise.
1 (c) The movie's over, it's 4 o'clock
2. (b) Marilyn Monroe
3. (a) Angel
4. (c) Blueberry Hill
5. (a) Mr. Sandman
6. (b) because I eats me spinach
7. (b) Charlie Brown
8. (a) Mac Heath
9. (c) Tutti Fruitti
10. (c) Wonder Bread
11. (a) Little Richard
12. (c) Annette Funicello
13. (b) Don and Phil
14. (c) Cassius Clay
15. (c) When you brush your teeth with Pepsodent
16. (c) The American Way
17. (b) Sandra Dee
18. (a) Pants on fire
19. (b) Kissed
20. (c) Maybelline
21. (b) Bully
22. (a) Farrah Fawcett
23. (b) cause there ain't no cure for the summertime blues
24. (a) Mr. Earl
25. (c) Who wrote the book of love?
26. (b) Maynard G. Krebbs
27. (b) she's my baby
28. (b) Mary Martin
29. (c) motorcycle boots
30. (c) Boney Maroney
22. One of “Charlie’s Angels” on the TV series
(a) Farrah Fawcett
(b) Sarah Tansey
(c) Chris Belka
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Activities –June 2009
Sun
7
14
21 BREAKFAST
8-11:45
28
Mon
1 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
9:30 AM Healthy
Living
Computers 1pm
5pm Line dance
8 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
11 Eat Better
Computers 1pm
5pm Line dance
Tue
2 LINE DANCE
10AM BEG / INT
1PM INTERMED
BRIDGE 1PM
MICROTONE 9AM
9 LINE DANCE
10AM BEG / INT
1PM INTERMED
BRIDGE 1PM
MICROTONE 9AM
15 EASY STRETCH 16 LINE DANCE
10AM BEG / INT
9:30-10:30 AM
9:30 Healthy Living 1PM INTERMED
BRIDGE 1PM
Computers 1pm
MICROTONE 9AM
5pm Line dance
Eat better 11am
22 EASY STRETCH 23 LINE DANCE
10AM BEG / INT
9:30-10:30 AM
Eat better 11am 1PM INTERMED
BRIDGE 1PM
Computers 1pm
MICROTONE 9AM
5pm Line dance
29 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
Computers 1pm
5pm Line dance
11 Eat Better
30 LINE DANCE
10AM BEG / INT
1PM INTERMED
BRIDGE 1PM
MICROTONE 9AM
Wed
Thu
3 commodities 8-9
9 Dr. Quigley
EASY STRETCH
9:30-10am
BINGO 1PM
4 LINE DANCE
10 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10am
Podiatrist 9-2:30
BINGO 1PM
Pirate bingo 68:30
11 LINE DANCE
17
EASY STRETCH
9:30-10am
BINGO 1PM
24
EASY STRETCH
9:30-10am
BINGO 1PM
hired hands 12-1
10AM BEGINNER
FREE MOVIE 1PM
Computers 1pm
10AM BEGINNER
FREE MOVIE 1PM
Computers 1pm
18 LINE DANCE
10AM BEGINNER
FREE MOVIE 1PM
Computers 1pm
10 it takes two
2 secure horizon
25 LINE DANCE
10AM BEGINNER
FREE MOVIE 1PM
Computers 1pm
Fri
5 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
1-4 pm Art Class
1-2:30 healthy
living
Sat
6 Red Cross
Bingo
12:30-4:30
12 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
1pm Art Class
1-2:30 healthy
living
13
Quilters Guild
8-3 PM
19 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
1pm Art Class
1-2:30 healthy
living
20
26 EASY STRETCH
9:30-10:30 AM
1pm Art Class
1-2:30 healthy
living
Dance!!
6-9pm
Southern Comfort
27
JUNE 2009
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1 tuna sandwich w/
tomato lettuce, melon
wedge
salad bar
dessert
2 turkey tetrazzini
green beans
salad
fruit cobbler
3 salisbury steak
with barley
vegetable medley
salad
fruited jello
4 black beans & ham
corn bread, sautéed
greens
coleslaw
fruit salad
5 BIRTHDAY
8 turkey burgers
with sliced tomato
oven roasted potato
salad bar
dessert
9 bbq pork roast
parsley potatoes
steamed broccoli &
carrots
salad, fruit cup
10 meatloaf w/
baked potato, Italian
blend veggies
salad
lemon cake
11 Italian sausage
w/ pasta, summer
squash garlic bread
salad
berry crisp
12 chef’s salad
hand roll
melon wedge
bread pudding
15
macaroni & cheese
w/ broccoli
salad bar
dessert
16 taco salad with
refried beans, salsa,
cheese, on toasted
greens
melon cup
17 ginger pepper
steak, steamed brown
rice, zucchini w/
tomatoes, salad
fresh fruit salad
18 bbq pork sand
southwest peach
salsa, green beans
salad
chocolate pudding
19 chicken pasta
salad plate
roll
peach crisp
22
chicken noodle
soup & 1/2 sandwich
salad bar
dessert
23 roast turkey w/
gravy, mashed potato
green beans
salad
berry cobbler
24 spaghetti with
meat sauce, summer
squash, garlic bread
salad
fruit salad
25 turkey chili w/
corn bread, steamed
carrots
cole slaw
fruited jello
26 orange glazed
chicken w/ baked,
brown rice & steamed
broccoli
salad, pudding
29
cream of broccoli
soup & 1/2 sandwich
salad bar
dessert
30 chili relleno
casserole, Spanish
rice, summer squash
coleslaw
berry short cake
oven baked chicken
steamed brown rice
summer squash
salad, cake & ice cream