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Orcutt Area Seniors In Service (OASIS)
420 Soares Avenue, Old Orcutt
P O Box 2637, Santa Maria, CA 93457
805-937-9750 • Fax: 805-937-0440
Email: [email protected]
Website: oasisorcutt.org
Twitter: @OasisSeniors
Facebook: Luis Oasis Senior Center
Tax ID # 77-0058257
Non-Profit Organization
US Postage Paid
Santa Maria, CA
PERMIT NO 241
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
JANUARY 2016
2016 DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM
TRY SOMETHING NEW IN 2016
AARP updated and improved its “Safe Driver Course,” the
nation’s largest driving refresher course, at the start of the
year. The new classes are being offered at the
Oasis! Call 937-9750 or leave your name w/receptionist.
Cost: AARP members $15.00
Others
$20.00
Instructor: Bob Hoffman
Items Required: Drivers License, AARP Card
(if member), Cash or check paid to the instructor.
Mon/Tues, February 8-9, 1-5pm
Mon/Tues, April 11-12, 1-5pm
Mon/Tues, June 13-14, 1-5pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays
9:45—10:30am
$5 Per Session
Linda Laham
Certified Personal Trainer
Focus on gentle stretching, core,
balance and movements for arthritis.
All levels, standing & seated.
GOAL: To be out of pain and to feel and
look better.
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Monthly Issue 1601 January 2016
Dear Readers:
Board of
Directors
Effective July 1, 2015
President:
Rick Velasco
Vice President:
1st Loren Gasser
2nd Delores Luis
Secretary:
Marty McGrath
Treasurer:
Aubrey Collins
Directors:
Bob Frias
Paul Klock
Dave Michels
Hugh Rafferty
Alexina Tyo
The Board of Directors
meet on the 2nd Thursday
of each month at 9:00am!
Staff
Executive Director:
Doug Dougherty
Development Director:
Kathy Hayes
Executive Assistant:
Julie A Hall
Program Coordinator:
Toni Ford
“Like” Us on
Facebook
You can now find us on
Facebook and Twitter.
Oasis Senior Center
OASIS, INC. (Facebook)
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(Twitter)
Welcome to this edition of the Tradewinds Newsletter. It’s unbelievable that I’m already writing
messages for a 2016 audience, so I’ll stay in 2015 for a line or two and reflect on a few things.
I have an incredible team around me. And what I mean by team is not just OASIS employees, but
it’s the workers from PathPoint and the County’s workforce program. Julie Garcia, from CAC, has
to be the top lunch program facilitator in the County. If you ever want to feel good, come grab
lunch at the OASIS and she’ll have you feeling like a million bucks. Don’t take my word for it; just
ask one of her loyal customers. Our team also includes the incredible donors and foundations that
believe in what we are doing and make it all possible. Thank you!
The leading and guiding this team is the OASIS Board of Directors. They are incredible. I’ve been
around this area for a while now, and I can tell you that the people serving on our Board are second
to none. They aren’t here for prestige or recognition. They are here to roll up their sleeves and
make OASIS thrive today, and into the future. Believe me when I tell you that we are in good
hands.
But let me make one thing abundantly clear, this team’s greatest asset is you, the OASIS member.
You volunteer over 11,000 hours each year on projects that serve not only this community, but also
national projects, and American soldiers in distant countries. OASIS members are a diverse group
that makes the Center a vibrant place, where loneliness and intolerance cannot exist. In fact, we are
more than just a team. We are a 1,000 plus member family that has accomplished a tremendous
amount in its first 30 years, but has even bigger plans for the future. When we work together,
OASIS is unstoppable.
Before I run out of space, I need to recognize and thank everyone who helped us build and perform
on our Parade of Lights float on December 5 th. What a project! Toni came up with a wonderful
design and if you haven’t seen the video of what it looked like on TV, it’s on the front page of our
website and on our Facebook account. We received several donations and volunteer hours to keep
the costs down.
Those donors include:
Don Ward, Farm Supply, Quinn Rentals, Paul Enstad (from the Old Orcutt 76 station),
Raina Chambers, Donna Wolcott, Ruthie and Jim Wasylewski, Jean Nelson, Ellie Plummer, Sharon Eames,
Toni Ford, Garry Alisio, Nick Sanders, Yolanda Coria, June Padilla, Paula Faes, Judy Richmond, Lois Pauley,
Marty Stokes, Keith Roy, John Archuleta, Tara Hoffman, Julie Hall, Cheryl Lawrence, Bev Hoebel, Linda
Burrola, Ted Prichard, Greg Gentile, Ernie Sloan, Rey Borunda, Marty McGrath, Bob Bullock,
Jean McIlvanie, Christie Johnson, and Renee Osting. Thank you!!!
Happy 2016!!!
Doug
YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD GETS YOU DISCOUNTS WITH THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS!
Business
Offering to OASIS Members
Blakeslee & Blakeslee
1 hour complimentary consultation for Financial planning
Jack's Restaurant
Victorian Stained Glass
10% off meal
10% off on all items except teaching or custom windows
Glitter Kat Glitter Tattoos
$20 off a Glitter Kat Party
Trattoria Uliveto
10% off lunch bill Tuesday through Friday
Old Town Market
10% off all fresh food such as deli, produce and meats.
Old Town Hair Company
$5.00 off first time customers
BIRTHDAYS!
Last Name
FirstName
BMonth BDate
Hohe, Paul
Huizenga, Louise
Jan
1
Abeloe, Charlene
Galvin, Vickie
Jan
2
Kennison, Joleen
Nelson, David
Jan
2
Weyant, Chuck
Jan
2
Gans-Smith, Susan
Jan
3
Cohen, Linda
Jones, Blair
Jan
4
Maynes, Audrey
Pauley, Lois
Jan
4
Frost, Kitty
Kawaguchi, Helen
Jan
5
Kuo, Morgan
Lopez, Nancy
Jan
5
Jan
5
McCullah, Carol
Santana, Martha
Van Note, Georgelyn
Jan
6
Pearson, Dianne
Roberts, Marian
Jan
7
Stokes, Clyde
Webb, Betty
Jan
7
Jan
7
Jan
8
Jan
8
Jan
9
Jan
10
Webb, Betty
Botz, Susan
Camacho, Ruben
Hesson, Al
Garcia, Julie
Shibata, Gene
Gregor, Carol
Evey, Georgia
Hoxie, Steve
Jan
11
Marquez, Russ
Myers, Denise
Jan
11
Benninger, Dena
Goodwell, Mary
Jan
12
Van Belleghem, Bert
Jan
12
Adams, David
Jan
13
Jan
13
Jan
15
Jan
16
Jan
16
Jan
17
Jan
18
Jan
19
Jan
19
Miller, Gary
Miller, Suzanne
Anderson, Rodger
Douglass, Darrell
Jones, Bill
Schmidt, Nancy
Evans, Inese
Gleason, Gladys
Gonzales, Pete
Cattaneo, Lynda
Connors, Sylvia
Pregozen, Herbert
Carraway, Frank
Herman, Jeane
Jan
20
Maidment, Bill
McManus, Mary
Jan
20
Anderson, Catherine
Prince, Monika
Jan
21
Carmichael, Ross
Heinzler, Bob
Jan
22
Jan
22
Niles, Donna
Hunter, Mickie
Mackey, Beverly
Jan
24
McILvanie, Jean
Miller, Arleen
Jan
24
DiNapoli, Anita
Stoore, William
Jan
25
Casillas-Siemsen, Lisa Landers, Don
Jan
26
Martin, Earlene
Wynkoop, Laura
Jan
26
Brannon, Judy
Farrell, Richard
Jan
28
Jacobs, Jean
Luis, Delores
Jan
28
Jan
28
Powell, Carol
Hall, Julie
Hartung, Ann
Jan
29
Mucci, Myrna
Nold, Sheila
Jan
29
Jan
29
Rodriguez, Frank
Burchett, Chester
Fisher, Sally
Jan
30
Guffey, Wesley
Kai, Euguene
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
30
31
Newman, Freddie
Kuhr, Edie
MEMBERS PAGE
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Carl Abeloe, Charlene Abeloe, Rosemarie
Bullock, Twyla Bohl, Brenda Brownlee,
Debra Collingwood, Irene Delgadillo,
Don Eames, Ann Hartung, Jack Kennedy,
Gertie Krinkle, Annette Levinson, Gay Linz,
Marijane MarshallAurelie Metcalf,
Abel Partida, Mary Partida, Tom Ponto,
Kathleen Poteat, Kathy Puckett,
Jean Rigsby, Eileen Trujillo, Catherine Welt,
Roger Welt, Laura Wynkoop
OASIS Donations
OPERATIONS:
Golden State Water Company
In Memory of John Rafferty - Rick & Marty Velasco
2015 Year end Appeal Donors will be listed in the next
newsletter. Thank you!
IN KIND DONATION:
Garry Alisio, Matthew Braucher
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Sending encouraging thoughts and well
wishes to David Adams, Toni Ford,
Bill Garden, Doff Garden,
Joleen Kennison, Stella Lansden,
Elaine Martin and anyone else not feeling
up to par!
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CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
OASIS TRAVEL and THEATER
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Colorado Rockies
National Parks &Historical Trains
June 24-July 2, 2016
Highlights… Denver, Rocky Mountain,
Grand Junction, Arches, Canyonlands,
Colorado National Monument, Durango
& Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad,
Mesa Verde, Pike’s Peak Cog Railway,
Garden of the Gods
SANTA MARIA VALLEY
KIWANIS
SANTA MARIA CIVIC THEATRE
BUYOUT
PLAY: Relatively Speaking
DATE: SUNDAY, February 21, 2016
TIME: 1:30PM
Wine & Hors d'oeuver will be served.
Relatively Speaking
Written by Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Alan Foster
Young Greg follows his girlfriend Ginny to a country house hoping to
meet her parents and to ask for her hand in marriage. But, the
middle-aged couple who live there are not who he thinks they are,
and the mistaken identities soon get out of hand in this hilarious
comedy by British master Alan Ayckbourn.
JANUARY 2016
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
M= Main Hall
R= Rostien Hall
H= Heck Hall
L=Library
K=Kitchen
420 Soares Ave.
Orcutt, CA
937-9750
Open 8:00-4:00
Night Classes:
6:30-9pm
Friday
Saturday
1
2
CLOSED
FL=Front Lawn
WP=West Porch
EP=East Porch
7-845pm Narcotics
Anon H
4
8-930 NO Senior Exercise M
830-1130 HAM Radio R
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1030 BINGO M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Bridge M
4:00 LPAG Board Mtg H
600 Men’s Step Study H
600 MIT Traffic School R
630-8 Line Dancing M
730-9 Narcotics Anon H
5
830-930 Yoga M
9-12 Card Making R
9-1 Reflexology H
945-1030 Tai Chi M
10:30 Games M
1130 CAC Lunch M
1-4 Creative Art Ex M
130 Talk Tuesday H
630-730 Alanon R
6
8-930 NO Senior Exercise M
930-1230 Knitting R
930 Hike WP
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1030 Louie Watch Battery
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1130 Ukulele Class M
100-300 Ukulele Band M
2-330 Bereave Support H
600 Caregiver Support H
600 MIT Traffic School R
7
830-930 Yoga M
945-1030 Tai Chi M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1:00 Pressure Points M
1:00 Photoshop Workshop R
1-2 Friendship Club H
600 Intro to Chinese H
630 Dance with Lee Ann M
630 Hula Dance R
8
8-930 NO Senior ExerciseM
9-12 Ceramics R
9-12 Painters H
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Hand & Foot M
1-330 Mah Jongg H
1-3:30 Silversmith R
600 LPAG
600 Alanon-H
9
8—10 PANCAKE
BREAKFAST M
11
8-930 Senior Exercise M
830-1130 HAM Radio R
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1000 Farmer’s Market FL
1030 BINGO M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Bridge M
100 NEW Camera Club R
600 MIT Traffic School R
600 Men’s Step Study H
630-8 Line Dancing M
730-9 Narcotics Anon H
12
830-930 Yoga M
9-1 Card Making R
9-1 Reflexology H
945-1030 Tai Chi M
10:30 Games M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1-4 Creative Art Ex M
130-330 Cheers! H
630-730 Alanon R
630 Soccer Meeting H
7:00 Orcutt Mineral
Society M
13
8-930 Senior Exercise M
930 Knitting R
945 Arthritis Exercise M
10:00 Kincares H
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1130 Ukulele Class M
100-300 Ukulele Band M
2-330 Bereave Support H
600 MIT Traffic School R
14
830-930 Yoga M
900 Board Meeting R
945-1030 Tai Chi M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1:00 Pickled Beets M
1:00 Photoshop Workshop R
1-2 Friendship Club H
6:00 Chinese Language &
Culture H
630 Dance with Lee Ann M
630 Hula Dance R
15
8-930 Senior Exercise M
9-12 Ceramics R
9-12 Painters H
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Hand & Foot M
1-3:30 Silversmith R
600 Alanon H
16
7-845pm Narcotics
Anon H
19
830-930 Yoga M
9-1 Card Making R
9-1 Reflexology H
945-1030 Tai Chi M
10:30 Games M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1-4 Creative Art Ex M
130-Talk Tuesday H
630-730 Alanon R
630 Gardeners M
20
Rostien Unavailable
8-930 Senior Exercise M
930 Knitting H
945 Arthritis Exercise M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1130 Ukulele Class M
100-300 Ukulele Band M
2-330 Bereave Support H
600 MIT Traffic School H
21
830-930 Yoga M
930-1130 Commodities R
945-1030 Tai Chi M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1-3:30 New To Medicare M
1-2 Friendship Club H
600 Chinese Language and
Culture H
630 Dance with Lee Ann M
630 Hula Dance R
22
8-930 Senior Exercise M
9-12 Ceramics R
9-12 Painters H
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Hand & Foot M
1-330 Mah Jongg H
1-3:30 Silversmith R
600 LPAG
600 Alanon-H
23
7-845pm Narcotics
Anon H
26
830-930 Yoga M
9-12 Card Making R
9-1 Reflexology H
945-1030 Tai Chi M
10:30 Games M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1-4 Creative Art Ex M
130 CHEERS! H
630-730 Alanon R
630 Orchid Society M
27
8-930 Senior Exercise M
930 Knitting R
945 Arthritis Exercise M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1130 Ukulele Class M
100-300 Ukulele Band M
2-330 Bereave Support H
600 MIT Traffic School R
28
830-930 Yoga M
945-1030 Tai Chi M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1:00 FREE PHONES M
1:00 Photoshop Workshop R
1-2 Friendship Club H
630 Dance with Lee Ann M
600 Chinese Language and
Culture H
630 Hula Dance R
29
8-930 Senior Exercise M
9-12 Ceramics R
9-12 Painters H
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1130-1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Hand & Foot M
1-3:30 Silversmith R
1:00-3:30MahJong H
600 Alanon H
30
7-845pm Narcotics
Anon H
18
CLOSED
25
8-930 Senior Exercise M
830-1130 HAM Radio R
945-1030 Arthritis Ex M
1030 BINGO M
1130 –1230 CAC Lunch M
1230-4 Bridge M
600 MIT Traffic School R
600 Men’s Step Study H
630-8 Line Dancing M
730-9 Narcotics Anon H
9-500 MIT Traffic Schl H
7-845pm Narcotics
Anon H
Community Action Commission Nutrition Services Program
Senior Lunch Menu: January 2016
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Lunch is served Monday - Friday at 11:30am. Suggested donation is $3.00 for those 60 and over.
Please make lunch reservations 24 hours in advance. Reservations for Monday need to be made the prior Friday.
CALL:
CAC at 925-3010 to make your reservation.
These Meals are made primarily from scratch. Fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables are served to ensure that we influence good eating habits and provide the best nutrition
possible. The only canned fruits and vegetables used are pineapple, mandarin oranges, and tomato sauce. The breads and pastas are whole grain and the rice we use is
brown rice. We are dedicated to providing healthy and good tasting foods to our clients. We have quarterly menu conferences at which we take comments from our clients and
use them to make improvements to the seasonal cycles. If you have any input, comments, compliments or suggestions, please give them to your staff contact so that they can
bring the information to us at the next menu conference. Thank you! Enjoy!
BINGO MONDAYS LOTERIA TUESDAYS!
The CAC Lunch Bunch plays Bingo every Monday and Loteria every Tuesday at 10:30am! Come join us for an upbeat game, followed by a
hot delicious meal and great company! SMAT (928-5624) provides transportation to and from the Luis Oasis Senior Center for $1.25 each
way.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1-Jan
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
4-Jan
5-Jan
6-Jan
7-Jan
8-Jan
ROSEMARY CHICKEN
LIMA BEANS
CARROTS
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
ORANGE
CHILI CON CARNE
GREEN BEANS
GREEN SALAD
CORNBREAD/PROMISE
BANANA
CHICKEN CORDON BLEU
MASHED POTATOES/GRAVY
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
FRUIT MIX
BEEF STEW
BROCCOLI
CORNBREAD/PROMISE
APPLE
MILK
MILK
MILK
MILK
TURKEY BURGER
WW BUN
BURGER SIDES
CAL BLEND VEGGIES
LT. MAYO
ORANGE
MILK
11-Jan
SAN FRAN CHICKEN
SPINACH
SLICED CARROTS
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
ORANGE
MILK
12-Jan
MACARONI & BEEF/TURKEY
CAULIFLOWER
GREEN SALAD
BANANA
MILK
13-Jan
HAWAIIAN CHICKEN
BROCCOLI/LF CHEESE
YELLOW SQUASH
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
APPLESAUCE
MILK
14-Jan
SPAGHETTI
MEAT SAUCE
ITALIAN VEGETABLES
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
APPLE
MILK
15-Jan
CHICKEN POZOLE
POZOLE MIX
PINTO BEANS
WW TORTILLA
ORANGE
MILK
18-Jan
19-Jan
BEEF STIR-FRY
STIR-FRY VEGETABLES
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
ORANGE
20-Jan
CHICKEN FAJITA
WW TORTILLA
FAJITA BLEND VEGETABLES
APPLESAUCE
MILK
MILK
21-Jan
CARNITAS
WW TORTILLA
PINTO BEANS
ZUCCHINI
APPLE
MILK
22-Jan
MEATLOAF
MASHED POTATOES/GRAVY
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
WG BISCUIT
ORANGE
MILK
25-Jan
BBQ CHICKEN
SWEET POTATO/PROMISE
GREEN BEANS
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
ORANGE
26-Jan
BEEF TACOS
PINTO BEANS
BROCCOLI
WW TORTILLA
BANANA
27-Jan
BAKED PARMESAN FISH
SACANDINA VEGGIES
WW DINNER ROLL/PROMISE
CAULIFLOWER
APPLESAUCE
28-Jan
CHICKEN FIDEO
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
CARROTS
APPLE
29-Jan
PORK LOIN
SWEET POTATO
GREEN BEANS
WG BISCUIT/PROMISE
ORANGE
MILK
MILK
TARTAR SAUCE
MILK
MILK
MILK
HOLIDAY
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AT THE OASIS & IN THE COMMUNITY
Scarlet Ladies of the Oasis Congratulations Bridge Winners!
Pancake Breakfast
Saturday
January 9, 2016
8:00 - 10:00am
For inquiries, call our new Queen,
Diana Dodos (268-8288)
LOCATION:
Shaws
714 S Broadway
OASIS MEMBER: $5.00 Adult
$3.00 Child
NON-MEMBER: $7.00 Adult
Join Jody and the gang as they cook your
pancake, sausage, and eggs breakfast!
DATE:
Tuesday, Jan 5, 2016
DECEMBER 2015
Ralph Wengler, Heddy Heeger, Illa
Mae Lohr, Olive Houston,
Ginny Rosebrock,Adeline Hupp,
Susie Stoakes
Oasis Bridge Players meet every
Monday, 12:00 - 4:00pm
TIME: 11:30AM
RSVP: Mickie Hunter
937-5490
MONDAY NIGHTS: 6:30~LINE DANCE
THURSDAY NIGHTS: 6:30~COUNTRY
THURSDAY NIGHTS: 6:30~HULA
HUMOR, HELP AND COMMUNITY
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"The Old Days"
Grandpa was telling his young grandson what life was like when he was a boy.
"In the winter we’d ice skate on our pond. In the summer we could swim in the pond, and pick berries in the woods. We’d swing on an old tire my
dad hung from a tree on a rope. And we had a pony we rode all over the farm."
The little boy was amazed, and sat silently for a minute. Finally he said, "Granddad, I wish I'd gotten to know you a lot sooner!"
"The Wedding"
George and Edith had been high school sweethearts 50 years ago, but had gone their separate ways after graduation. Then, two years ago, their
paths crossed again, and they began seeing each other regularly. With age 75 just around the corner, they decided life was too short, and they
might as well spend the rest of their lives together.
Excited about their decision to marry, they went for a stroll to discuss the wedding, and found themselves in front of a drugstore. George said,
"Let’s go in. I have an idea."
Addressing the man behind the counter,
George: "Do you sell heart medications?"
Pharmacist: "Of course."
George: "What about medications for rheumatism, osteoporosis and arthritis?"
Pharmacist: "All kinds."
George: "How about waterproof furniture pads and Depends?"
Pharmacist: "Yes, sir."
George: "Hearing aids, denture supplies and reading glasses?"
Pharmacist: "Yes."
George: "What about eye drops, sleeping pills, Geritol, Preparation-H and Ex-Lax?"
Pharmacist: "Absolutely."
George: "You sell wheelchairs, walkers and canes?"
Pharmacist: "Yes, indeed. But why all these questions?"
George smiled, glanced shyly at Edith and replied, "We’ve decided to get married and we’re considering you for our bridal registry."
STILL NEED HELP!
MONTHLY COMMODITIES NEED VOLUNTEERS WHO CAN HELP UNLOAD PALLETS AND ASSIST CARRYING BAGS TO CLIENTS’ VEHICLES. THIS IS PHYSICALLY DEMANDING, BUT
SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME - ONCE A MONTH.
TO VOLUNTEER, PLEASE CALL THE OASIS AT
SATURDAY
FEB 27th
1:30PM
PCPA
MARIAN
THEATER
Make checks payable to:
Irene Voysey
3603 Les Maisons Dr
Orcutt CA 93455
Senior Tickets:
$27.00
Student Tickets: $19.00
934-2511
RSVP BY: JANUARY 28, 2016
937-9750
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Jeannie Bassett-Lambert
Jeannie Bassett-Lambert
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Realtor
Realtor
Thursday
BRE#01360443
BRE#01360443
Friday
3-Aug
Aug
204 E. Enos Drive
204 E. Enos Drive
Santa Maria,
CA 93454
4-Aug
5-Aug
6Santa Maria,
CA 93454
Office (805) 310-5800
7-Aug
Office (805) 310-5800
Cell (805) 714-6444
Cell (80%) 714-6444
[email protected]
(805) 937-1245
[email protected]
Each Office
is Independently Owned and Operated
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated
BAKED CHICKEN
Gentle Journey Handyman Service
“Treating your home as gently as our own”
Specializing in Small Jobs
Fence Repair, Pressure Washing
Call for a Free Estimate
Jules Sherman
(805) 934-8111
Not a Licensed Contractor
R. Marquez Plumbing
Give Russ A Call
(805) 878-9667
Senior Discount
OASIS MEMBER
ORCUTT
100 E. Clark Avenue
Orcutt, CA 93455
(805) 937-5340
Joni Gray
FOR SALE
[email protected]
195 S. BROADWAY, Ste. 210
ORCUTT, CA 93455-4626
805/937-2624 (OFFICE)
805/937-4298 (HOME)
FAX 805/361-0357
BEAUTIFUL OAK ROLLTOP DESK
$175.00 OBO
CALL DEBBIE: 805-314-7832
Come Live With Us
Comfortable, Safe, Secure
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Tender Loving Care
Alzheimer & dementia Care
Delicious Meals and Snacks
Beauty & Barber Services
Planned Activities
Lovely Patio and garden
We now have vacancies in our newly remodeled rooms.
Hillview Residence
Your Home with a Heart
937-2360 or 937-5117
3705 Hillview Road · Santa Maria · Lic
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