Live the Life! - City of Lakewood

April - June 2015
Programs so engaging, you’ll want to lie about your age!
For Anyone Age 55 and Better
CLEMENTS COMMUNITY CENTER
FIRE ICE
with West Metro Fire Rescue
11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
May 6
Clements Center
Meet West Metro Fire Rescue’s safety
squad and learn how to stay safe at home
and be prepared for an emergency.
Join us for a fire and fall prevention class
from 11 a.m. to noon, followed by a fun
ice cream social from 12:30-1:30 p.m.
This program is free. No registration
is needed. Please call for more
information: 303.987.4820
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The City of Lakewood has a
venue for every occasion.
Indoor or outdoor spaces for everthing from
small celebrations to big bashes!
Reserve a space for your graduate’s party today.
Lakewood.org/Rentals | 303.987.7806
Cannot be combined with
any other offer.
Valid through
June 30, 2015.
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Shop for unique
and retro items
popular in the
twentieth century.
HOURS: TUESDAY-SATURDAY
10 A.M. - 4 P.M.
AT LAKEWOOD HERITAGE CENTER
801 S. YARROW ST. | 303.987.7848
LAKEWOOD.ORG/EMPORIUM
Discover the many
opportunities to play
this season—every
season—at Lakewood
parks, pools, splash pads,
golf courses, recreation
centers and arts centers.
Lakewood.org/Play
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April-June 2015
Programs & Services
For Anyone Age 55 and Better!
Programs so engaging, you’ll
want to lie about your age!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LOCATION, HOURS & STAFF.......... 2
SERVICES........................................ 3
HEALTH & WELLNESS SERVICES���� 4
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES....... 5
ART & CRAFT CLASSES................. 6
COMPUTER CLASSES.................. 10
FITNESS & WELLNESS CLASSES... 12
SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES..... 14
OUTDOOR RECREATION.............. 16
TRAVEL........................................... 17
DROP-IN ACTIVITIES..................... 19
Live the Life! is the magazine of the Lloyd
G. Clements Community Center, City of
Lakewood. It is distributed free of charge
throughout the community. All rights
reserved, including the right to reproduce in
whole or in part.
Editors: Roxy Johnson & Catherine Foy
Printing & Design: Signature Offset
Primary Photography: Todd Pierson
The older adult programs available through
the Clements Center offer a wide variety
of activities and services that emphasize
social, mental and physical wellness, all in an
attractive, healthy and enjoyable environment.
Register for classes and programs:
By phone: 303.987.4820
TTY: 303.987.4840
By fax: 303.987.4841
By email: [email protected]
Online: Lakewood.org/OlderAdults
FREE ACTIVITIES.......................... 20
ONGOING ACTIVITIES................... 21
COMMUNITY GROUPS.................. 20
EVENT RENTALS........................... 22
INFORMATION & REGISTRATION 23
REGISTRATION FORM.................. 24
The Clements Center, its services, classes,
activities, meal site and Lakewood Rides
will be closed on the following holidays:
Monday, May 25, Memorial Day
Friday, July 3, for Independence Day
LOCATION AND HOURS
STAFF
8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday
1580 Yarrow St., Lakewood, CO 80214
303.987.4820 | Lakewood.org/OlderAdults
Older Adult Staff
Dawn Sluder, Older Adult and Transportation
Supervisor
Roxy Johnson, Class and Travel Coordinator
David Appel, Senior Services Specialist
Jayne Willis, Business Support Specialist
Lynnette Schear, Business Support Specialist
Jean Engstrom, Older Adult Nutrition Coordinator
Michael Maestas, Facility Coordinator
J.D. Barber, Assistant Facility Specialist
Transportation Staff
Mark Poirer, Transportation Services Coordinator
Kim Manfrin, Dispatcher
Maria Vergano, Business Support Specialist
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Services
INCLUSION &
ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
Clements Community Center welcomes
individuals of all abilities into our programs
and activities. In order to provide a successful
experience, we invite you to call 303.987.4823
or TDD 303.987.4840 or email RoxJoh@
Lakewood.org to discuss any reasonable
accommodations you may need at least two
weeks before the class is scheduled to begin.
If you need a sign language interpreter, we
request at least 72 hours notice. This service
will be provided with the following exception:
If the request is made later than 72 hours in
advance, we are unable to provide this service.
Cancellations of this service must be made 48
hours ahead of the start date, or you will be
charged for this service.
DONATIONS
Our donation program provides a way for you to
honor someone special. Look at our memorial
wall of special people remembered.
LOST & FOUND
The Clements Community Center has a lostand-found collection. If you are missing an
item, please check at the front desk. Items not
retrieved are given to a local charity.
NEED A NOTARY?
The Clements Center offers free notary service
to participants. Contact Lynnette Schear at
303.987.4824 to schedule an appointment.
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ENRICHMENT FUND
The Clements Community Center offers
financial assistance to residents living in the
metro Denver area, age 55 or older, to enable
participation in our programs. Applicants
who qualify will receive a subsidy toward the
cost of the class. Enrichment funds will be
determined on a sliding scale. An application
must be completed prior to registration for
the actual class. All applications will be held
in confidence. For more information or to
request an Enrichment Fund Packet, please call
303.987.4838 or stop by the center.
Guidelines:
• Financial assistance is based on a first-come,
first-served basis.
• Reduced fees are contingent upon available
funds in the Enrichment Fund.
• The fund is for class fees only, not the
supplies, which are the responsibility of the
participant.
Participants can receive a subsidy for all sessions
of one class and one fitness activity. Extended
travel, outdoor recreation and Volunteers of
America meal site programs and room rentals
are excluded.
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Health & Wellness Services
BLOOD PRESSURE
SCREENING
LOW VISION
SUPPORT GROUP
Monitor your health with monthly blood
pressure screenings provided by a retired RN.
No appointment is needed; just drop by the
Lakewood Room.
Time & Date: 10-11:45 a.m., every second and
fourth Wednesday of the month
The Jefferson County Senior Low Vision
Program, funded by a state grant, offers free
information, referral, education, training,
support and advocacy to persons with macular
degeneration or other low vision conditions and
to persons who are blind. For more information,
contact Lisa Nelson at 720.308.3087.
Time & Date: 10:30-11:30 a.m., Thursday
April 16, May 21, June 18
HOT MEAL DEAL
Volunteers of America dining room offers hot,
nutritious meals for people age 60 or older
and includes live music and other fun activities
before and after the meal. Activities before
lunch include the following:
MONDAYS
SilverSneakers® Yoga, Bingo, Scrabble and
Wii bowling
WEDNESDAYS
SilverSneakers® Yoga and entertainment
REACHOUT OFFICE
The Reachout Office provides information for
older adults on the following topics:
• Housing
• Transportation
• Legal assistance referrals and much more
Contact David Appel for information,
303.987.4838 or [email protected]
SECOND AND FOURTH WEDNESDAYS
Blood pressure checks
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
SilverSneakers® Classic
Thursday entertainment
FIRST FRIDAY
Piano music and First Friday Tea Dance
Meals are served Monday-Thursday at noon
and the first Friday of each month at 11:30
a.m. Come eat, enjoy and socialize! A $2.50
contribution ($7.25 charge for those under
age 60) is requested for meals. Please reserve
meals two business days in advance by calling
303.987.4833 before 11 a.m.
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MASSAGE THERAPY
Let the skilled hands of a trained massage
therapist work the kinks out! By appointment
only. To schedule an appointment, visit
the Clements Center front desk or call
303.987.4820. Payment is required at the time
you schedule your appointment.
Therapist: Karen Woodcock
$30/30-minutes
$42/60-minutes
$60/90-minutes
SUPPORT GROUP FOR
CHANGE, LOSS & GRIEF
Have you experienced a major change that you
feel saddened by? Would you like to talk about
it? Feel free to drop in to participate in this
ongoing free service.
Time & Date: 10-11 a.m., Thursday
April 9, April 23
May 14, May 28
June 11, June 25
VISITING NURSES
SUPPORT SERVICES
Treat yourself to some important health
screenings. Services available are blood
pressure checks, toenail clipping, blood sugars,
health history and examinations, health
education, flu shots and referrals as needed to
other community and health care services.
Time & Date: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
April 2, May 7, June 4
Transportation
Services
TRANSPORTATION TO
MEET SPECIAL NEEDS
Lakewood Rides offers door-through-door
transportation to Lakewood’s residents who are
60 years or older and persons with disabilities
of any age. We provide transportation for
medical and personal appointments, group
and individual grocery shopping, employment
and social trips. We also provide rides to the
Clements Center for the many services offered:
activities, classes and Volunteers of America
dining. Destination points can be anywhere
within Lakewood as well as east to University
Boulevard, west to Golden proper, north to 49th
Avenue and south to Quincy Avenue.
All rides are scheduled upon availability on a
first-come, first-served basis.
For questions and to have information mailed
to you, please call 303.987.4826 or email
questions to [email protected].
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Art & Craft Classes
ALL MEDIA - OPEN STUDIO BEGINNING BRAZILIAN
This studio session is open to all artists/
EMBROIDERY
students who just want to come and paint,
draw, paste, etc. in any medium: oils, acrylics,
watercolor, pastel, colored pencils, collage
and more. Instructor Marcia Brill will be
available to answer questions and offer
advice. Bring those unfinished paintings and
enjoy renewed creativity.
Instructor: Marcia Brill
Fee: $43.50 / $45.50 nonresident
#680002-01 Thu Apr 2-May 21 1-3:30 pm
ART AND SOUL
Learn techniques and colors using watercolor.
Co-sponsored by the Developmental
Disabilities Resource Center and Clements
Community Center.
Instructors:Marje Walsh, Gail Firmin,
Myron Eckberg, Jim Rothrock,
Andrew Dubois and Paul Gesso
Fee: $19 / $21 nonresident
#680003-01 Tue Mar 31-May 19 10:15-11:45 am
Registering
online or in
person is easier
than ever!
Activity #
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Use the activity number
to search for a class
or program through
Lakewood.org/Register,
or give the number to
front desk staff when
you register in person.
Day Dates
Time
Learn to create beautiful 3D Brazilian
embroidery. Use a variety of rayon threads to
add stunning color to designs we will work on.
The stitches are easy and fun to learn. The kit
will provide everything you need to get started.
Students have an option of selecting a variety
of project kits by contacting the instructor at
303.727.8500 prior to the first class. Bring
a small six-inch embroidery hoop. For more
information, visit www.ChristineHause.com and
click on “Class Samples.”
Instructor: Christine Hause
Fee: $15.50 / $17.50 nonresident
#680004-01 Tue Apr 7 & Apr 21 9:30-11:30 am
#680004-02 Tue May 5 & May 19 9:30-11:30 am
#680004-03 Tue Jun 2 & Jun 16 9:30-11:30 am
COMPUTER ENHANCED
ART WORKSHOP
Artists, bring one of your paintings and learn
how to photograph it and then enhance or add
to it on the computer. Learn to use tools for
color, contrast and repair so that you can make
great prints from your artwork. Photographers,
bring your photos, and we will play with graphic
tools to enhance what is there, remove parts,
juxtapose or add to them. Learn the use of a
free program, Paint.net, or if you have it, Adobe
Photoshop Elements. Bring photos either on a
camera card, USB or computer. Bring a USB drive
to put your final work on.
Fee: $33/ $35 nonresident
#680007-01 Mon Apr 6 & Apr 13 9 am-noon
#680007-02 Thu Jun 11 & Jun 18 5:30-8:30 pm
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DRAWING
MESS WITH SUCCESS
Learn the basic techniques for drawing a
variety of subjects. Lessons will include
elements of design, line control, highlights,
shadows and perspectives. You will create a
final drawing having depth and character or
create a foundation for another medium such as
watercolor. Lessons are tailored to satisfy needs
and preferences of students.
Instructor: Marcia Brill
Fee: $43.50 / $45.50 nonresident
#680009-01 Fri Apr 3-May 22 9-11:30 am
Pour, spray and splatter your way to successful
and fun watercolor painting using a variety of
alternative techniques. Create unusual effects by
pouring paint, using spray webbing and resists
and YUPO paper, and learn to carve images out
of negative space. Some watercolor experience
highly recommended. Supplies required: Palette
with watercolor paints (bring tubes of three
primaries for mixing), brushes, water bowl, paper
towels, sponge, spray bottle, drawing pencil,
kneaded eraser, 140 lb. or heavier watercolor
paper, gator board or support, masking tape,
masking fluid and applicator (old brush or
Q-tips), masking fluid pickup (optional), old towel
and small cups for mixing paint. Instructor will
supply spray webbing and YUPO paper.
Instructor: Gail Firmin
Fee: $46 / $48 nonresident
#680013-01 Tue/ Thu Apr 14-Apr 23 6-9 pm
GLASS FUSING
Learn the techniques of making fused-glass
pieces for your home or for gifts. No prior glass
or fusing experience is needed. Students will
complete five exciting projects. Glass, tools,
supplies and firings are included for all projects.
Instructor: Joan Paschall
Fee: $130 / $132 nonresident
#680010-01 Thu Apr 9-May 14 9:15-11:45 am
JAPANESE BUNKA
EMBROIDERY
Sometimes called
thread painting,
this is a needlework
art form done with
a punch needle
and a unique rayon
thread from Japan.
Kits are sold in class.
A sample is in the
front lobby of the
Clements Center.
Instructor: Mary Edwards
Fee: $20 / $22 nonresident
#680012-01 Wed Apr 29-Jun 3 9-11 am
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OIL PAINTING
This is a great class for all abilities. Venture into some
new techniques with our award-winning instructor.
Supplies will be discussed in the first class.
Instructor: Joyce Hollandsworth
Fee: $49 / $51 nonresident
#680014-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 1-3:30 pm
PASTEL DRAWING /
PAINTING
This class is about developing skills in drawing
with pastels and other dry media such as
colored pencils. Learn about the materials and
how to use them. Instructor will advise students
of further supply needs at the first class.
Instructor: Marcia Brill
Fee: $46 / $48 nonresident
#680017-01 Tue Mar 31-May 19 9-11:30 am
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POTTERY - ALL LEVELS
Do you enjoy using your hands to create
beautiful items? Learn to use the potter’s wheel
and hand-building in the same class. Meet
new friends in this fun class. Glazes included.
Additional cost of $17.50 for 25 pounds of clay
and firing fees.
Instructor: Carla Thorpe
Fee: $58 / $60 nonresident
#680019-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 9 am-noon
#680019-02 Wed Apr 1-May 20 9 am-noon
POTTERY LAB
You must register for pottery lab at the same
time you register for your class. Pottery lab is for
pottery students only. You cannot attend a lab if
you are not enrolled in a pottery class.
Fee: $10 / $12 nonresident
#680021-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 noon-2 pm
#680021-02 Wed Apr 1-May 20 noon-2 pm
SILVERSMITHING ALL LEVELS
For beginners, sequential projects will bring
a basic understanding of metal working.
Advanced students will choose their own
project and work at their own pace. Supply cost
will be kept to a minimum.
Instructors:Marie Morrison / Anne Reichel
Fee: $45 / $47 nonresident
#680022-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 12:30-3 pm
#680022-02 Mon Mar 30-May 18 3:15-5:45 pm
#680022-03 Tue Mar 31-May 19 1-3:30 pm
#680022-04 Thu Apr 2-May 21 6:30-9 pm
SUMMER SILVERSMITHING
This class is for current silversmithing students
who don’t want a summer break!
Instructor: Marie Morrison
Fee: $34 / $36 nonresident
#680025-01 Mon Jun 8-Jul 13 12:30-3 pm
#680025-02 Mon Jun 8-Jul 13 3:15-5:45 pm
STAINED GLASS Learn the copper foil and lead method of
stained glass art. Learn glass identification,
glass handling, cutting and how to choose
your project.
Instructors:Joan Paschall
Fee: $48 / $50 nonresident
BEGINNING
#680026-01 Thu Apr 2-May 21 12:15-2:45 pm
INTERMEDIATE
#680028-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 9:15-11:45 am
ADVANCED
#680029-01 Tue
8
Mar 31-May 19 9:15-11:45 am
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SUMMER STAINED GLASS
Learn the copper foil and lead method of
stained glass art. Learn glass identification,
glass handling, cutting and how to choose
your project.
Instructors:Joan Paschall
Fee: $30 / $32 nonresident
BEGINNING
#680037-01 Thu Jun 4-Jul 2
12:15-2:45 pm
INTERMEDIATE
#680038-01 Mon Jun 1-Jun 29 9:15-11:45 am
ADVANCED
#680039-01 Tue
Jun 2-Jun 30 9:15-11:45 am
WATERCOLOR INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED
Lots of demonstrations will help the student
who has been painting in watercolor for at
least a year.
Instructor: Jay O’Shea
Fee: $43.50 / $45.50 nonresident
#680043-01 Wed Apr 1-May 20 9:15-11:45 am
#680043-02 Wed Apr 1-May 20 1-3:30 pm
WATERCOLOR ESSENTIALS
- ALL LEVELS
Students at all levels of skill are invited to
experience this class. You will learn something
new and refresh basics. Other water media will
be introduced and added to current knowledge.
Emphasis is on assisting each individual student
to progress beyond his or her present level of
skill and on having fun.
Instructor: Marcia Brill
Fee: $43.50 / $45.50 nonresident
#680048-01 Fri Apr 3-May 22 1-3:30 pm
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WOODCARVING
Join this group of talented carvers and have fun!
Carve your own walking stick or turn a block of
wood into anything you can imagine. Beginners
are welcome.
Fee: $16 / $18 nonresident
#680049-01 Wed Apr 1-May 20 9-11:30 am
#680049-02 Wed Apr 1-May 20 1-3:30 pm
WOODWORKING ALL LEVELS
Learn the use of basic woodworking hand
and power tools and their proper setup and
maintenance. Create a basic project or overhaul
an existing wood item that needs some tender
loving care. Discussion of the different materials
and finishes will be covered. Supply costs vary
with project.
Instructor: Jack Krueger
Fee: $49 / $51 nonresident
#680050-01 Fri Apr 3-May 22 9:15-11:45 am
#680050-03 Fri Apr 3-May 22 12:45-3:15 pm
#680050-02 Fri Jun 12-Aug 7 9:15-11:45 am
#680050-04 Fri Jun 12-Aug 7 12:45-3:15 pm
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Computer Classes
COMPUTER BASICS LEVEL 1 GOOGLE MAPS
In this introductory class, you will learn the
basics of the Microsoft Windows environment
including using the mouse, starting programs,
saving files, basic text editing, closing, opening,
sizing windows and file management.
Instructor: Dale Harrington
Fee: $42 / $44 nonresident
#680104-01 Wed Apr 1-Apr 22 10 am-noon
#680104-02 Wed Apr 29-May 20 10 am-noon
COMPUTER BASICS LEVEL 2
This class will cover the following topics: file/
search, opening, revising and saving files,
customizing the desktop, recycle bins and
shortcuts. This class will also cover basic
maintenance, troubleshooting and computer
upgrade or purchase guidelines. Must have
Computer Basics Level I or fundamental
computer skills.
Instructor: Dale Harrington
Fee: $42 / $44 nonresident
#680106-01 Wed Apr 1-Apr 22 1-3 pm
#680106-02 Wed Apr 29-May 20 1-3 pm
EXCEL BASICS
Learn to use this powerful program for
an address book, a list or calculating tax
deductions. Use this program to sort
alphabetically, add, multiply and chart data.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $22/ $24 nonresident
#680114-01 Thu Apr 2 & 9
6-8 pm
#680114-02 Tue Jun 16 & 23
9-11 am
10
Using Google, find addresses you want to go to
and print out directions for your trip or find your
house and nearby services.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $6 / $8 nonresident
#680116-01 Thu Apr 9
3:30-4:30 pm
INTERNET & EMAIL BASICS
Learn basic concepts of the Internet including
ways to connect, basic browsing techniques using
Internet Explorer and security techniques for
protecting your computer while on the Internet.
Learn the basic concepts of email including how
to send and receive email and essential security.
To enroll, you need to have taken Computer Basics
Level 1 and 2 or have equivalent knowledge.
Instructor: Dale Harrington
Fee: $42 / $44 nonresident
#680119-01 Thu Apr 2-Apr 23 1-3 pm
#680119-02 Thu Apr 30-May 21 1-3 pm
PRIVATE COMPUTER LESSONS
Bring your Kindle, iPhone, iPad, Android
tablet or laptop, or use our Windows 8 or
Windows 7 computers and bring your list
of questions. In a one-on-one session, we
can answer many of your questions. For
more information or to schedule a lesson,
please contact the Clements Center front
desk at 303.987.4820.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $35 for one 60-minute session
$95 for three 60-minute sessions
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MICROSOFT WORD BASICS
Learn the basic functions of Microsoft Word
including creating, saving, editing and printing
documents. Explore tools for basic formatting,
spell checking, bullets and numbering. In
addition, you will learn some basic word
processing techniques. To enroll, you need to
have taken Computer Basics Level 1 and 2 or
have equivalent knowledge or skills.
Instructor: Dale Harrington
Fee: $42 / $44 nonresident
#680124-01 Thu Apr 2-Apr 23 10 am-noon
#680124-02 Thu Apr 30-May 21 10 am-noon
USE AN INTERNET CALENDAR
Do you always have to hunt for your calendar?
Keep it on your computer or phone instead. Learn
how to enter appointments and save dates.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $13.75 / $15.75 nonresident
#680132-01 Fri
May 15
9-10:30 am
MAKE A SLIDE SHOW
Using pictures from your digital camera, learn
to put together a slide show, combining them
and adding music and captions. Bring all
the pictures on a USB drive, CD, DVD or your
camera. Also, bring any music CD that you
would like added to the show.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $22 / $24 nonresident
#680122-01 Thu May 28 & Jun 4 6-8 pm
YOUTUBE VIDEOS
Watch movies for free, listen to your favorite
music or find informational videos on any subject.
Instructor: Shawn Winchester
Fee: $6 / $8 nonresident
#680135-01 Thu Jun 11
3:30-4:30 pm
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Volunteer Spotlight
MARTHA BAKER
I have always thought of life
as a journey and the world
as an open door. Even as
a small child, I remember
waking early, grabbing
breakfast and running
outside to explore the
woods around my house,
hoping to perhaps see a fox, rabbit or maybe an
owl. Later my father’s Navy assignments took
my family to new and exciting places to explore.
As an adult living in Florida, I had four
wonderful children who also loved to explore,
much to my delight. In Florida I opened a
small arts and crafts gallery where artists
from Oregon, California and Texas came to
teach basket-making, weaving pottery and
even papermaking. After moving to Colorado,
where two of my daughters lived, I worked as a
substitute teacher, mostly in special education.
Vacation time was spent backpacking with my
son and daughter in Europe and South America
and helping my daughter in Florida with
musicals she produced to benefit local shelters
and charities.
I discovered Clements Center by taking a
computer course and by seeing the volunteer
opportunities listed. Here, I have discovered
many kindred spirits who also love to journey,
learn and explore. I have found warm and
welcoming smiles and giving hearts overflowing
with compassion, love and respect for others. I
have heard stories brimming with good humor
and good will, stories of great wisdom, courage,
strength and faith. I have found shining spirits,
gentle souls and friends in the truest sense of
the word. It is a great honor and a wonderful
experience to know them and call them friends.
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Fitness & Wellness Classes
BALLROOM DANCE
HATHA YOGA
Learn the basics of popular ballroom dances
with emphasis on proper dance technique. The
April session will feature the West Coast Swing
and the May session will feature the waltz.
Instructor: Maryann Dicke
Fee: $16 / four-week session or $5 / class
#680204-01 Thu Apr 2-23
2-3 pm
#680204-02 Thu May 7-28
2-3 pm
Hatha Yoga is a great way to stay fit and mobile.
Release your stress and tension while gaining
strength, flexibility and balance! This class
will focus on breath awareness and help your
mental concentration.
Instructor: Sondi Wright Wakefield
Fee: $7 / class or $60 /10-class punch card
Time & Date: 9-10:30 a.m.,
Monday / Wednesday, Ongoing
CARDIO BALLROOM
Join us for a fun aerobic workout through
ballroom dance. Class will include waltz, swing,
cha cha, fox trot, salsa, tango, merengue, rumba,
line dance and more. No partners needed.
Instructor: Maryann Dicke
Fee: $16 / four-week session or $5 / class
#680208-01 Thu Apr 2-23
3:15-4:15 pm
#680208-02 Thu May 7-28
3:15-4:15 pm
BRAIN GYM FOR SENIORS
Increase clarity, coordination and memory
through simple Brain Gym movement, games,
exercises and activities. Other benefits are
improved reading skills, math skills, following
calendar dates, following instructions,
remembering medications, fall prevention,
speech, having fun and enjoying life. Come each
week and see the improvement. This will be fun!
Instructor: Debra Smith
Fee: $36 / $38 nonresident
#680214-01 Fri Apr 3-May 22 9-10:30 am
#680214-02 Fri Jun 12-Aug 7 9-10:30 am
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1950S ROCK & ROLL
DANCE PARTY
Join us for an afternoon of jitterbug, hand jive,
twist and other dances. Feel free to wear ‘50s
attire. Maryann Dicke will be the DJ and will
provide informal instruction. Please bring a
snack to share.
Fee: $4 / $2 SilverSneakers® members
Pay at the door.
Time & Date: 2-4 p.m., Thursday, April 30
QI GONG
These energy cultivation movement patterns
have been refined through thousands of years
of popular practice. They are gentle meditative
exercises that improve the flow of internal
energy and promote health, vitality and a sense
of balance. Qi Gong is a good complement to
any exercise routine for students of all abilities
and capabilities.
Instructor: Mike Sanin
Fee: No fee for SilverSneakers® members
$36 / $38 nonresident
$5 / class drop-in
#680220-01 Tue Mar 31-May 19 9-10 am
#680220-02 Tue Jun 9-Jul 28
9-10 am
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SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC
TAI CHI
This class is designed to increase strength, range
of movement, agility, balance and coordination
and to improve participant’s functional
capacities, physical fitness level and sense of
well-being.
Instructors: Julie Kremer / Lauren Ersland
Fee: No fee for SilverSneakers®
members or $15/10-class punch card
Time & Date: 9:30-10:30 a.m.,
Tuesday / Thursday, Ongoing
11-11:45 a.m.,
Tuesday / Thursday, Ongoing
Reach a higher level of well-being with the
flowing movements of this gentle mind-body
exercise. Try Tai Chi to reduce stress, improve
your balance and to gain a centered mind.
Instructor: Mike Sanin
Fee: $36 / $38 nonresident
BEGINNER
#680222-01 Thu Apr 2-May 21 8:30-9:30 am
#680222-02 Thu Jun 11-Jul 30 8:30-9:30 am
INTERMEDIATE
#680223-01 Thu Apr 2-May 21 9:30-10:30 am
#680223-02 Thu Jun 11-Jul 30 9:30-10:30 am
ADVANCED
#680224-01 Thu Apr 2-May 21 10:30-11:30 am
#680224-02 Thu Jun 11-Jul 30 10:30-11:30 am
TAI CHI CAMP
SILVERSNEAKERS®YOGA
SilverSneakers®Yoga will move your whole
body through a complete series of seated and
standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered
to safely perform a variety of postures designed
to increase flexibility, balance and range of
movement. Restorative breathing exercises and
a final relaxation will promote stress reduction
and mental clarity.
Instructor: Julie Kremer
Fee:
No fee for SilverSneakers® members
$15 / 10-class punch card
Time & Date: 10-10:45 a.m., Monday, Ongoing
9-10 a.m., Wednesday, Ongoing
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Tai Chi Camp will focus on detailed form work
on Yang style long form. Camp will be beneficial
to students of all levels.
Instructor: Tim Murphy
Fee: $21 / $23 nonresident
#680225-01 Wed Jun 24
6-9 pm
ZUMBA GOLD®
Move to the beat at your own speed with
Zumba Gold® classes. These invigorating,
community-oriented dance-fitness classes
provide modified, low-impact moves and easyto-follow pacing for older adults who love a
healthy, active lifestyle.
Instructor: Annalise Primus
Fee: No fee for SilverSneakers® members
$36 / $38 nonresident
$5 / class drop-in
#680230-01 Tue Mar 31-May 19
1-2 pm
#680230-02 Tue Jun 9-Jul 28
1-2 pm
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Special Interest Classes
AARP SMART DRIVER
BRIDGE
This driving course is specially designed for
motorists age 50 and older. The course helps
drivers refine existing skills and develop safe,
defensive driving techniques. Upon successful
completion of the course you may be eligible
to receive a discount on your auto insurance
premium. Preregistration is required.
Information: 303.987.4820
Fee: $15 / AARP member,
$20 / nonmember per class
Bring your AARP card. Please make
checks payable to AARP.
Time & Date: 5:30-9:30 p.m., Thursday
April 23 or May 21 or June 18
If you’d like to play and don’t know how, come
and join this friendly group. Learn the basic
mechanics and vocabulary. Suit and no trump
bids and responses, scoring and opening leads
and basic play of the hand will be taught. The
intermediate class will expand on the basic
concepts: thinking at the table, forcing and
non-forcing sequences, preemptive bidding
and balancing, planning the play and rule of
eleven, Jacoby transfers, Jacoby no trump and
other conventions. You will also learn defensive
skills of partner communication, opening leads,
counting and signals. Books are available at the
front desk for $5.95.
Instructor: Gerald Mitchell, ACBL Certified
Instructor
Fee: $27 / $29 nonresident
BEGINNING
#680403-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 10-11:30 am
BEGINNING MAH JONGG
Learn to play the latest game-craze of Mah
Jongg. No prior experience necessary. You’ll
learn what those funny-looking tiles are all
about and how to make sense of the Mah Jongg
playing card. Bring a pen and paper for taking
notes. A handout of rules will be made available
at the end of the first class.
Instructor: Mary Edgar
Fee: $20 / $22 nonresident
#680401-01 Fri Apr 3-Apr 24 1-3:30 pm
#680401-02 Fri May 1-May 22 1-3:30 pm
#680401-03 Fri Jun 12-Jul 10 1-3:30 pm
#680401-04 Fri Jul 17-Aug 7 1-3:30 pm
(Class will not meet on July 3.)
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INTERMEDIATE
#680404-01 Mon Mar 30-May 18 1-3:30 pm
CREATIVE WRITING
Explore writing strategies to include both
fiction and nonfiction experience. Learn
about point of view, plotting, character and
developing a personal voice that reflects your
own unique personality.
Instructor: Troy Seate
Fee: $30 / $32 nonresident
#680413-01 Wed Apr 8-May 27 2-3:30 pm
#680413-02 Thu Apr 9-May 28 7-8:30 pm
#680413-03 Wed Jun 10-July 29 2-3:30 pm
#680413-04 Thu Jun 11-July 30 7-8:30 pm
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LUNCH & LECTURES
AT CLEMENTS CENTER
This session is at the Clements Center. For
further information, please contact Roxy
Johnson at 303.987.4823.
Fee: $2 / session, No fee for SilverSneakers®
A LIBRARY’S PLACE IN A COMMUNITY
Discover the endless possibilities offered
through Jefferson County Public Libraries for
lifelong learning through a vibrant and highly
engaging presentation. Library resources
and services are showcased, including home
delivery and outreach services, presented by
Cecilia LaFrance.
#580430-04 Fri Apr 10 11 am-12:30 pm
LUNCH & LECTURES AT
THE LAKEWOOD LINK
This session is at the Lakewood Link Recreation
Center. For further information, please call
Sharon Lubieniecki at 720.963.5362.
Fee: $2 / session, No fee for SilverSneakers®
THE HISTORY OF LAKEWOOD
Discover the history of Lakewood since
incorporation in 1969, from West Colfax’s
decline and anticipated rise to the city’s
overall growth and where it will go from here,
presented by Robert and Kris Autobee.
#122303-04 Fri Apr 17
12:30-2 pm
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Instructor Spotlight
JACK KRUEGER
I started my teaching career
in 1960 in Parchment,
Michigan, a suburb of
Kalamazoo. I taught cabinet
making and furniture
construction and finishing.
A short time later, we
began building houses on
choice lots on school district property with
student crews. The houses were very honest
and we had an outstanding reputation. Each
student was prepped for the state of Michigan
contractor’s license or “builder of credit.” After
22 years, the housing market went bad, and
the economy dropped off.
I then moved to Texas, which I found to be
very different. I worked at a vocational school
that serviced four big high schools. I worked
with the school architect, who would dream
up projects for us to build. The first was a saltbox-style press box, rest rooms, storage and
concession stand. We built a 1,400-squarefoot building at each of the four high schools.
We also built many concrete modular unit
projects, baseball dugouts, dumpster inclosures and storage buildings. I retired from
the Texas teaching system after 20 years with
friends and wonderful colleagues, but most
of all, super students. I spent the next four
years teaching at the ITT Technical School in
Houston, Texas.
After retirement, I came to Colorado. I now
teach woodworking classes at the Clements
Community Center. I enjoy helping my
students learn how to create projects and find
ways to restore wood items that need some
tender loving care.
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Outdoor Recreation
THURSDAY
WALKS IN THE WOODS
MODERATE & UPPER LEVEL
HIKES
Thursday walks are planned for folks who want
to enjoy great scenery in Colorado without a
difficult climb or too much altitude gain. The
walks will range from 2-5 miles with an altitude
gain not over 700 feet. An information packet
with more details on each walk as well as what
to bring, wear, etc., is available at the Clements
Community Center front desk.
Come join our fun, friendly group for moderate
level hikes at a variety of beautiful Colorado
locations. An information packet with more
details on each hike as well as what to
bring, wear, etc., is available at the Clements
Community center front desk.
To sign up for any of these walks, call the
Clements Center at 303.987.4820.
Price:
$15 for each walk, includes
leader and transportation
Time & Date: Depart from the Clements
Center at 8 a.m. and return
approximately 3 p.m. on
Thursdays, dates given below
680504-01
680504-02
780504-01
780504-02
780504-03
May 28
Jun 25
Jul 30
Aug 27
Sep 24
Bear Creek Lake Park
Elk Meadow
Stauton State Park
Roxbourough State Park
Pine Valley Ranch
Outdoor Recreation
Hotline: 303.987.4831
In the event of inclement
weather, please call the
hotline the morning
of the trip.
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To sign up for any of these hikes, call the
Clements Center front desk at 303.987.4820.
Price: $17 for each hike, includes leader
and transportation
Time & Date: Depart from the Clements
Center at 7:30 a.m. and return
approximately 5 p.m. on
Thursdays, dates given below
680503-01
680503-02
680503-03
780503-01
780503-02
780503-03
780503-04
780503-05
780503-06
780503-07
780503-08
780503-09
Jun 4
Jun 11
Jun 18
Jul 9
Jul 16
Jul 23
Aug 6
Aug 13
Aug 20
Sep 3
Sep 10
Sep 17
Roxborough State Park
Eldorado State Park
Deer Creek Canyon
Herman Gulch
Lost Lake
Silver Dollar Lake
Mineral Belt Trail
Forest Lakes
Butler Gulch
Gregory Canyon
Staunton State Park
Loch Lake*
Clements Community Center is an equal
opportunity service provider and a permittee of
the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests.
*Please bring your Golden Age Pass, Golden Eagle
Pass, Golden Access Pass or $10 for park entrance
fee on all Rocky Mountain National Park hikes.
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Travel
Leave the planning, tickets and driving to us. Enjoy hassle-free travel!
“ALWAYS PATSY CLINE” CANDLELIGHT DINNER
THEATER
Sing along with one of the lost legends of
American popular music in the jukebox musical
based on the true story of Patsy Cline’s friendship
with Houston housewife Louise Seger. Chatting
about their common concerns over a pot of
strong coffee, the two women struck up a
surprising personal relationship that was to last
until Cline’s untimely death. Fans old and new
will delight in the humor and sweetness of this
story full of unforgettable country hits such as
“Walkin’ After Midnight,”“I Fall to Pieces,”“Sweet
Dreams” and “Crazy.” Trip includes transportation,
play, meal and motor coach driver gratuity.
#680601-01 Sat Apr 11 11 am-5 pm $89
BROWN PALACE
TOUR & TEA
The story of the Brown Palace Hotel begins in a
setting ripe for entrepreneurship. It was the late
1800s in Denver, and people from all over the
country were still flocking to the West, seeking
fortunes in gold and silver. Everyone stopped
in Denver, either on their way to or from the
mountains. Some settled, some moved on, but
all needed a place to stay. The tradition of taking
tea at the Brown Palace is a long-standing one;
guests have been doing it for over a century.
Today, afternoon tea is served daily in the midst
of the atrium lobby. Trip includes transportation,
travel leader, tour and afternoon tea. This tour
has moderate walking.
#680647-01 Tue Apr 28 10:30 am-2:30 pm $58
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BREAKFAST AT THE
BROADMOOR
Start Mother’s Day weekend in premier style with
Breakfast at the Broadmoor. After a scrumptious
buffet, you can make the short walk across the
street to the Carriage House Museum, or perhaps
you may want to shop in one of the gift shops or
just relax. Trip includes transportation, meal and
motor-coach driver gratuity.
#680620-01 Sat May 9 8:30 am-5 pm $79
MYSTERY CASINO BLACK HAWK
Trip includes transportation, travel leader, and
a coupon book, which may offer cash buy-ins,
discounted or free meal, free drinks and more!
CLEMENTS
#680614-01 Tue May 19 8:45 am-3 pm $16
CARMODY
#680614-02 Tue May 19 8:15 am-3:30 pm $16
UNION STATION
TOUR & LUNCH
It’s an exciting time to be in downtown Denver.
What used to be an abandoned rail yard in LoDo
is now a bustling urban environment. Union
Station now offers shopping, dining, light rail,
a 22-gate bus concourse, Amtrak, and (soon)
commuter rail – all under one roof. Come take a
guided tour with us to discover the history and
future of Union Station and then to lunch. Trip
includes transportation, travel leader, tour and
meal. This tour has moderate walking.
#680648-01 Tue May 26 10:30 am-2:30 pm $28
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MURDER, MADNESS AND
MAYHEM TOUR - GOLDEN
Golden is known as the home of Coors Brewery
and the School of Mines; however, during
this haunted history tour you will hear tales
of Golden’s wild past. See the park named
after an innocent man hanged by a mob and
the location where Golden’s “Night of Terror”
took place. Hear what nefarious activities
used to take place on top of Golden’s Castle
Rock and what paranormal activity may have
forced a building to be shortened by one floor!
Afterwards we will dine at Mimi’s Restaurant in
Lakewood. Trip includes transportation, tour,
tour guide, travel leader and meal. This tour has
moderate walking and there may be some stairs
#680649-01 Tue Jun 9 9:30 am-2:30 pm $47
MARDI GRAS CASINO BLACK HAWK
Trip includes transportation, travel leader, $10
food coupon, $10 free cash back, 20 percent off
merchandise and $2 match play for blackjack.
CLEMENTS
#680645-01 Tue Jun 16 8:45 am-3 pm $16
CARMODY
#680645-02 Tue Jun 16 8:15 am-3:30 pm $16
CHEYENNE TROLLEY TOUR
Whether you call Cheyenne home or are visiting
for the first time, a trolley tour offers a fun way to
get to know Wyoming’s Magic City of the Plains.
The Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley tours the
city’s most interesting sites and historic buildings,
with lively narration provided by veteran
conductors. We’ll top off the excursion with a
buffet lunch at the Little America Restaurant. Trip
includes transportation, meal and motor-coach
driver gratuity.
#680629-01 Sat Jun 20 8:30 am-4:30 pm $89
HUMPHREY HISTORY PARK
& MUSEUM - EVERGREEN
The story of the Humphrey family is presented
through living history experiences and, through
this family, the history and challenges faced
by our mountain founders are illustrated. Tour
Kinnikinnick Ranch, the original summer house,
port-cohere, croquet court, cattery, playhouse,
garage and flower and vegetable gardens and
the original Humphrey home. Experience daily
life in the 1930s: chopping wood, hanging
laundry, making soap in a kettle and swinging
on a tree swing. We will also have tea in the
Par-tea House. It will be a visit to remember!
Trip includes transportation, tour, tea and travel
leader. This tour has moderate walking.
#680650-01 Tue Jun 23 10 am-2:30 pm $35
SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL ESTES PARK
24-Hour
Travel Hotline:
303.987.7011
This line is always
updated with newly
scheduled trips.
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Visit Estes Park, a favorite one-day escape! Take
in the annual Scandinavian Festival, with its gala
celebration, and also have ample opportunity
to browse and shop in the town’s quaint
setting. Lunch is on your own. Trip includes
transportation and motor-coach gratuity.
#680635-01 Sat Jun 27 8:30 am-4:30 pm $49
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Drop-in Activities
All drop-in activities require a payment of $2 for each meeting or the purchase of a passholder card.
A passholder card is good for one year from the date of purchase and good for all drop-in activities.
Fee: No fee for SilverSneakers® members | Passholder card is $30 / $35 nonresidents.
*NOTE: Wednesday Duplicate Bridge is a separate drop-in and charges $3 per person.
MONDAY
CLEMENTS MENS CLUB
Men over age 55 are cordially invited to attend
weekly meetings where fellowship and helping
the community are important. Drop in and meet
some new friends! Meets every Monday except
holidays, 9-11 a.m.
RADIO CLUB
Come join other amateur radio enthusiasts for a
weekly discussion. Meets every Monday except
holidays, 9-11 a.m.
MAH JONGG
Experienced players are invited to come to
play this ancient game. Meets every Monday
except holidays, noon-4 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
DUPLICATE BRIDGE*
Drop in with your partner for an afternoon of
duplicate bridge. You must have a partner to
play! $3 per person. Meets every Wednesday
except holidays, 11:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
NEEDLECRAFT SOCIAL
If you like to do handwork, share time with
others and enjoy a comfortable, friendly
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atmosphere, please join us on Wednesday
mornings. We cross-stitch, crochet, knit and
tat. Meets every Wednesday except holidays,
9-11:30 a.m.
TABLE TENNIS
Follow the bouncing ball to a friendly game of
table tennis. All experience levels are welcome.
Meets every Wednesday except holidays,
1-4 p.m. and Fridays except first Fridays and
holidays, 1-3 p.m.
FRIDAY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
SOCIAL BRIDGE
Contract bridge is played with a change of
partners every four hands. You will meet a host
of new friends with a strong common bond:
the game of bridge. No partner necessary.
Passholder card or a $2 drop-in fee is required.
Beverages will be provided for a donation. Give
it a try! Meets every Friday except holidays,
noon-3:30 p.m.
GRANDTIMERS
Have a grand time meeting weekly with friends.
Enjoy such activities as cribbage, sewing,
bridge, mah jongg, pinochle, scrabble or just
socializing. Meets every Friday except holidays,
9 a.m.-noon
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Free Activities
LOUNGE ACTIVITIES
SEWING GROUP
The free senior lounge is always open for
friendly board games or cards. Work on a
needlecraft project or a jigsaw puzzle. A lending
library of books and magazines is available as
well as vending machines.
This group makes items
for nursing homes
such as adult clothing
protectors, walker
bags and lap robes,
plus layette items such
as receiving blankets,
gowns and pajamas.
Donations of fabric and
yarn are welcome. For
more information, call
Arlene at 303.986.7921. Meets every Tuesday
except holidays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
MOVIES
Join us at 1 p.m. on the second and fourth
Thursdays of the month. Preregistration is
required. Please call 303.987.4820 or stop by
the front desk to make your reservation. Movies
that reach full capacity will be scheduled for a
second showing.
APRIL 9 “Maleficent”
97 minutes, PG, Adventure, Family
Starring: Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning
APRIL 23 “My Old Lady” 107 minutes, PG-13, Comedy, Family
Starring: Maggie Smith, Kevin Kline
MAY 14 “St. Vincent”
122 minutes, PG-13, Comedy
Starring: Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy
MAY 28 “The Theory of Everything”
123 minutes, PG-13, Drama, Romance
Starring: Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones
JUNE 11 “Annie”
119 minutes, PG, Musical, Comedy
Starring: Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx JUNE 25
“Unbroken”
137 minutes, PG-13, Drama, War
Starring: Jack O’Connell, Domhnall Gleeson
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HORSESHOE PITS
Clements Center has two horseshoe pits ready
for action. Shoe rental is free. See the front desk
to check out the equipment.
Community Groups
The City of Lakewood does not endorse
or promote any community group
or activity. This listing is intended for
informational purposes only.
JEFFERSON COUNTY
COUNCIL ON AGING
500 Jefferson County Parkway
Golden, CO 80401
www.JeffcoCouncilonAging.org
Meets in Golden on the second Thursday of
each month, 2-4 p.m.
Contact: 303.271.3487
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Ongoing Activities
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
Enjoy three hours of dancing to a live band
and refreshments. Meet new people and have
a good time. Listed below is the schedule for
bands that will be playing.
Fee: $7 / person
Time & Date: 7-10 p.m., second, third and
fourth Saturdays of each month
(Doors open at 6 p.m.)
FIRST FRIDAY AFTERNOON
TEA DANCE
Come listen to live music and dance the
afternoon away!
Fee: $5 / person or $3 / SilverSneakers® member
Time & Date: 1-3:15 p.m., first Fridays
BANDS BY DATE
April 3
Tom Yook
May 1
Tom Allan Variety Band
June 5
Lois Lane
Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. before the
dance for people age 60 or older through the
Volunteers of America dining room. A $2.50
contribution ($7.25 charge for those under
age 60) is requested for meals. Please reserve
meals two business days in advance by calling
303.987.4833 before 11 a.m. Live the Life!
BANDS BY DATE
April 11
Tom Allan Variety Band
April 18
Terry Norona
April 25
Perfect Harmony
May 9
Blue Notes
May 16
Lois Lane
May 23
Memories
June 13
Tom Allan Variety Band
June 20
Terry Norona
June 27
Perfect Harmony
SIDEPOCKETS/BILLIARDS
Everyone age 55 and older is welcome to drop
in for a game of billiards. Enjoy a friendly game
of pinochle or poker.
Fee:
No fee for SilverSneakers® members or
$2 / day, $15 / month, $60 / year
Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday
SENIOR SPORTS
Anyone interested in playing 50-plus, slow-pitch
softball, volleyball or basketball, contact Kyle
Parker at 303.987.4804.
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Event Rentals
FocusTree Photography
Host your next party, meeting or monthly ongoing
group function with us. The Clements Center has
rental rooms perfect for functions of almost any size
and budget. Rooms vary in size from a large dance
hall to smaller classrooms. A hardwood floor with an
elevated stage is available for dances or receptions. A
commercial kitchen is available for wedding receptions,
catered events or other private meetings.
Rental Fees:
Deposits:
$30 / hr Classrooms
$65-$75 / hr Larger rooms
$100 / Classrooms
$200 / Larger rooms
Events with alcohol require a permit and $500 deposit.
Information: Michael Maestas, 303.987.4822
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Information & Registration
GET CONNECTED...
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
SUBSCRIBE FOR PROGRAM UPDATES
Find out the details on our latest programs
through a quarterly update of classes,
activities and services provided by the City of
Lakewood’s Older Adult Programs and Services.
To subscribe, please call the Clements Center at
303.987.4820.
ONLINE REGISTRATION — It’s easy!
SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRAVEL BROCHURE
Get on the travel brochure mailing list by
calling 303.987.4820.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Please note: If your address, email or phone
number changes, please notify the Clements
Center front desk.
Log on to www.Lakewood.org/Register
Enter your account information or
browse as a guest.
Find the category “All Ages” and select
the link “Older Adults-Clements” below.
Search for the class/program you want
using the activity number or keyword.
Select your class; add it to your cart.
SEE OUR VIDEO ONLINE
Hear from participants about Clements Center
program and services, and see participants in
action, Lakewood.org/OlderAdults.
Registering
online or in
person is easier
than ever!
VOLUNTEER…
Activity #
WE ARE IN SEARCH OF VOLUNTEERS
to help in the office and dining room, as well
as to lead and drive outdoor recreation trips.
Give the office a call and let us know what you
would like to do.
Thanks to all the volunteers who have kept
everything going. All of you are so very
special and appreciated. Call Roxy Johnson at
303.987.4823 for more information.
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Use the activity number
to search for a class or
program through the
website, or give the
number to front desk
staff when you register.
Day Dates
Time
BY MAIL OR IN PERSON
Mail the registration form (on the reverse
side) to the Clements Center, 1580 Yarrow St.,
Lakewood, CO 80214. If you mail your form,
payment must be made by check. If you bring
in your form to Clements Center, then payment
may be made by check or credit card.
PHONE-IN REGISTRATION
303.987.4820 (must use credit card)
FAX
303.987.4841
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Registration Form
NAME OF CLASS
DATES
Please print and complete all fields.
DAY OF CLASS
TIME OF CLASS
FEE
Name _____________________________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________________
City _______________________________________ Zip Code ______________________
Phone _________________________ Email _____________________________________
Lakewood resident Nonresident
IF MAILING THIS FORM, SUBMIT PAYMENT BY:
Check payable to City of Lakewood
IF BRINGING THIS FORM IN TO THE CLEMENTS CENTER, YOU MAY PAY BY:
Check
MasterCard
Visa Card
Discover Card
Please bring your card with you. Card will be swiped by front desk staff.
Alternative formats of this publication available upon request.
REFUND, CREDIT & TRANSFER POLICY
SIGN UP EARLY!!
We reserve the right to cancel or combine classes. A full refund
will be issued if the Family Services Division cancels a class. Your
payment will be credited to your household account, and you
will be notified to discuss your options. All refund requests must
go through the program staff. Requests for refund/transfer must
be made no later than three days in advance of the start of an
activity. Refund/transfer requests after the start of an activity
will be prorated accordingly. There is a $5 processing fee for all
refunds. Please allow three weeks to receive a refund.
Don’t let a good program pass
you by! Please use a check
or money order payable to
the City of Lakewood. Checks
returned due to insufficient
funds will be assessed a $20
processing fee. Discover,
MasterCard and Visa are
accepted for all activities.
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Live the Life!
Sign up
EARLY!
Don’t let a
good program
pass you by.
Register for any program or activity,
and make your check or money order
payable to the City of Lakewood.
Discover, MasterCard and Visa are
accepted for all activities.
Checks returned due to insufficient funds
will be assessed a $20 processing fee.
Clements Community Center
1580 Yarrow Street
Lakewood, CO 80214
303.987.4820
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