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Volume V, issue 12
December 2012
ed brown senior center
18402 w bernardo drive, san diego, ca 92127 •
Ed Brown Singles Club
December/January Activities
Every Saturday, 8:30 a.m. – Take a walk in beautiful Webb
Park on Bernardo Center Drive, and then join us for breakfast at
Denny’s in RB at 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday, December 5, 11:30 a.m. – Salad bar at
Souplantation in R.B.
Thursday, December 13, 11:30 a.m. – Lunch at Urge
Restaurant, Bernardo Center Drive, downstairs from Post Office.
Tuesday, December 18, 10:30 a.m. – Newsletter folding at Ed
Brown Senior Center. We need volunteers!
Thursday, December 20, 11:30 a.m. – Christmas Luncheon at
Carver’s. MUST RSVP to attend. Please call Dodi or Florette!
December 24 – 28, No events planned! MERRY
CHRISTMAS!!!
Thursday, January 3, 11:30 a.m. – Lunch at Claim Jumper on
Carmel Mountain Road in Costco Shopping Center.
Note: Want more information about joining our group? Call
Phil Corey at 858-673-4538 for help with your questions!
EBSC Holiday Potluck and Dance
Saturday, December 8, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. - Start your joyous holiday
season at another fun and exciting evening at the Ed Brown Senior Center with
our favorite dance instructor, Mel Carrillo! Bring a favorite holiday dish to share
and be prepared to dance the night away! Rumor has it we may be getting a visit
from a jolly man in a red suit!
Come Join the Lawn Bowlers
on Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 12:40 pm
Great Exercise
on a beautiful lawn
Call Joe Forman at (760) 842-1589.
UPCOMING EVENTS
DON’T FORGET TO TURN IN
YOUR BALLOT THIS MONTH!
Thursday, December 6, 1 p.m. to
3 p.m. – Senior Healthcare Town
Hall Meeting
Saturday, December 8, 6:00 p.m.
– EBSC Holiday Potluck and
Dance
Monday, December 24 –
CENTER CLOSED
Tuesday, December 25 –
CENTER CLOSED – MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Monday, December 31 –
CENTER CLOSED – NEW
YEAR’S EVE
Tuesday, January 1, 2013 –
CENTER CLOSED – HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
Beginners Bridge Class
Have you always wanted to
learn to play bridge? Have
you always wanted to teach a
beginning bridge class? If you
can answer yes to either one of
those questions, please contact
Marla or Valerie at the Center at
858-487-9324.
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ed brown center news
From the Board of Directors
18402 W. Bernardo Drive
San Diego, CA 92127
Voice 858.487.9324
fax 858.487.9235
www.edbrowncenter.org
Board of Directors
Craig Brown
Ed Brown
Our Center is sporting a clean new look! After months of anticipation
and preparation, the interior of the Ed Brown Center has finally received a
new coat of paint! We apologize for any inconvenience our closure may have
caused, but we feel the results were worth the effort! Thanks to our staff and
volunteers, every interior wall (including the restrooms!) is fresh and clean.
Special thanks to our own Jose and his brother, Omar, and Petra Pentacostal
for their hard work and a fantastic job!
On behalf of the staff and Board of Directors at the Ed Brown Senior
Center, we would like to wish each and everyone of you a happy and healthy
holiday. No matter what holiday you celebrate, may peace and joy be with
you as we end 2012. Family and friends are most important to us this time
of year, and we think of our members and business associates as part of our
family.
We wish you a season filled with beautiful moments and cherished
memories. May every joy be yours this holiday season!
Ed Brown Senior Center Board of Directors!
Valerie Brown
Marla Cruz
Juanita Hawkins
Barbara Morse
Friday Night at the Movies
On Friday, November 16, approximately one dozen people attended the return of
Movie Night at the Ed Brown Senior Center. We watched the wonderful film, Don
Juan DeMarco, and enjoyed fresh popcorn, water and coffee. Stay tuned for our
next “Friday Night at the Movies” coming in January.
Barry Nally
Lynn Wolsey
Ed Brown Senior Center is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Thank you for your continual support
of the Ed Brown Center.
We look forward to many happy
adventures with you
in the years to come!
858.487.9324
Senior Healthcare Town Hall Meeting
Thursday, December 6 at 9 a.m. - There will be a Senior Healthcare Town Hall
meeting on Thursday, December 6, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the
Ed Brown Senior Center. This will be the last chance to review your current
health plan and make changes in your healthcare coverage for 2013. All seniors
in attendance will have the opportunity to review and discuss their current
healthcare coverage with representatives from SoCal Retirement Partners and
JAR Insurance Services. Come and learn how the new 2013 health benefits may
help maximize your healthcare coverage and save you money.
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Attorneys
Diana C. Boley
Attorney at Law
Estate Planning
16870 W. Bernardo Drive, Suite 400
San Diego CA 92127
(619) 405-1086
www.boleyestateplan.com
James E. Wise
Attorney at Law
Attorney for wills, trusts, powers of attorney,
healthcare directives and probate
17150 Via Del Campo, #102
Rancho Bernardo 92127
(858) 485-5820
www.jimwiselaw.com
Financial and Insurance
Services
Hood Financial Insurance
Services, LLC
Providing peace of mind through
proper planning
1132 San Marino Dr., #210
Lake San Marcos, CA 92078
(760) 752-7848
www.hoodfinancial.com
SoCal Retirement Partners/JAR
Insurance Services
Bobby Saito
(619) 540 - 5251
Fun & Fitness
Ayosea Yoga
(760) 749.6131
www.ayoseayoga.com
Gentle Yoga
(760) 419-9817
www.gentleyoga.com
Home Health Care
Jayne Spencer, Creative Artist
Watercolor Classes
(619) 889-1478
www.JayneSpencer.com
Affirmative Home Care Inc.
Bonnie Haragos
518 S Citrus Avenue
Escondido CA 92027
(760) 715-2700
General Services
Connie the Computer Tutor
(858) 217-6200
[email protected]
Health & Wellness
Joel Owens, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Counseling and Psychotherapy
Dreams and Information, Problem
Gambling Information, EMDR, Regression
Works
145 South Fig Street
Escondido CA 92025
(760) 480-9709
AMS Homecare Solution
9590 Chesapeake Drive #121
San Diego CA 92123
(858) 277-1992
www.AMSHCS.com
A Circle of Care
Patricia Melzer
1835 S Centre City Pkway A-301
Escondido CA 92025
(760) 480-9720
www.acircleofcare.com
New Business Associate Member
Spotlight:
Casa de las Campanas is the only Type A not for profit retirement
community in San Diego. Type “A” assures unlimited access to
onsite health service. Our active senior living is a perfect place.
Casa de las Campanas offers an excellent value and a first rate
reputation spanning over two decades. You are invited to visit
Casa so you can get a personal perspective for community. To
schedule a visit, please call 858-592-1870 or email marketing@
casadlc.com.
*Please note: Al l Business Associate Member listings in Ed Brown Senior Center publications and Business Associate Member literature
available in the lobby are strictly for informational and educational purposes only. No individual, advice, product, or service is in any
way affiliated with or endorsed by the Ed Brown Senior Center or provided as a substitute for the reader/member’s seeking of individual
professional advice or instruction. Readers/members are encouraged to seek the advice of qualified professionals or ratings agencies
such as the Better Business Bureau, the State of California for licensed professionals, and other industry-specific resources on any matter
regarding an individual, advice, recommendations, services, or products. All information and material is provided to readers/members with
the understanding that it comes from various sources from which there is no warranty or responsibility from the Ed Brown Senior Center
as to the legaility, completeness, or technical accuracy.
December 2012
858.487.9324
business associate members insert
*FirstLight
Home Care
of North County
Michael Lipton/Director of
Marketing
11650 Iberia Place #201
San Diego, CA 92128
www.firstlighthomecare.com
(858) 207-6200
ResCare HomeCare
Carol Bruan, Branch Manager
7851 Mission Center Ct Ste #255
San Diego CA 92108
www.rescarehomecare.com
Mortgage Banking
The Arbors Assisted Living and
Memory Care
12979 Rancho Penasquitos Blvd.
San Diego, CA  92129
(858) 538-0802
www.arboral.com
The Remington Club of
Rancho Bernardo
16916 Hierba Dr.
(858) 673-6340
www.theremingtonclub.com
Seacrest Village Retirement
Communities
Independent Living Community
12730 Monte Vista Road
Poway, CA 92064
(858) 485-0700
www.seacrestvillage.org
Rancho Financial
16456 Bernardo Center
Drive, Suite 100
San Diego CA 92128
Faith-Based Organizations
(858) 451-0620
www.ranchofinancial.com Petra Pentecostal Church
Retirement/Senior
Housing
Casa de las Campanas
Independent living, continuing
care & skilled nursing
Marge Pronovost
18655 W.est Bernardo Drive
San Diego CA 92127
(858) 592-1870
www.casadelascampanas.com
Grand Villa Residential Care
Regina Wang
300 Amparo Drive
Escondido CA 92025
(858) 926-6275
www.grandvillacare.com
Pastor Jeff Keck
www.PetraPentecostal.com
(858) 722-1123
[email protected]
Senior Services
Alta Golden
Fredeline Engelbrecht
Helping seniors remain independent
16870 West Bernardo Drive Suite 210
San Diego, CA  92127
(858) 779-9254
www.altagolden.com
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CareMinders Home Care
Kamala Johnson
206 Birmingham Drive
Cardiff CA 92007
(760) 230-6446
www.goldencareminders.com
Errands and More
PO Box 27965
San Diego CA 92198
(858) 335-4080
Mirabella Care
Marcie Laws, Owner
16012 Martincoit
Poway CA 92064
[email protected]
(858) 208-3678
www.mirabellacare.com
Senior Move Masters
PO Box 474
Cardiff CA 92007
(800) 545-4775
[email protected]
www.SeniorMoveMasters.com
Seniors Referred, Inc.
Cindy Lamont, Senior Care Advisor
Senior Housing Referral Service - Free
PO Box 460832
Escondido CA 92046
(760) 855- 0670
[email protected]
www.SeniorsReferred.com
Three Sisters for Senior Transitions
Ree Tallent
Office: (858) 433-0398
Mobile: (760) 636-6054
[email protected]
www.threesistersforseniortransitions.com
professional advice or instruction. Readers/members are encouraged to seek the advice of qualified professionals or ratings agencies
such as the Better Business Bureau, the State of California for licensed professionals, and other industry-specific resources on any matter
regarding an individual, advice, recommendations, services, or products. All information and material is provided to readers/members with
the understanding that it comes from various sources from which there is no warranty or responsibility from the Ed Brown Senior Center
as to the legaility, completeness, or technical accuracy.
December 2012
858.487.9324
Seasonal VIP
Across
1. M.'s counterparts
5. Kind of tournament
9. Long-lasting roof
material
14. "Listen!"
15. Famous fiddler
16. Procul __
17. Dresden duo
18. Falco of "The
Sopranos"
19. Bone: Prefix
20. Seasonal VIP in
Holland
23. Like some orders
24. "__ ancient mariner"
(clue for 25 down)
28. "__ only workman's
wages..." Paul Simon
lyric
31. Maxwell Smart's
nemesis
33. Writer LeShan
34. Pretend
35. Make like 25 down
36. None
37. Seasonal VIP in
England
40. __ wonder (e.g.:
Vanilla Fudge or
Thunderclap Newman)
41. __ Pellea, 1996
International Theatre
Critics' Best Actress
42. "__ day for a
daydream", Lovin'
Spoonful lyric
43. Oui's opposite
44. Smarties' rival,
phonetically
45. Dangerfield
46. Encourages
48. Worry
49. Seasonal VIP in
Germany
54. __ arcade
57. Years in Yelapa
58. Like hen's teeth
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1. Letters on the radio,
perhaps
2. Large mouths
3. __ saw Elba (part of a
famous palindrome)
4. Like some jeans
5. Part of a cookie
recipe, perhaps
6. Peter in Palermo
7. Composer Satie
8. Seasonal VIP's season
9. Young pigs
10. Smoothie in India
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60. Author Nin
61. __ beans (garbonzo)
62. Trendsetting
63. Sierra __
64. Eager
65. Lighten
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11. Gallery display
12. Weekly abbreviation
13. Comedian Philips
21. 1,000 kilograms
22. Garlicky sauce
25. See 24 across
26. Publicity cost
27. Deny
28. Map finite points to
finite points
29. Porpoise
30. Using bad checks to
cover bad checks
31. American actress
Madeleine and family.
32. __ complaint
35. Madoff's magic
36. Utmost
38. Country singer __
Rae Rivers
39. Like testimony
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44. Down in the dumps
45. __ bread
47. Quantity of yarn
48. "Time in a Bottle"
singer, Jim
50. Seasonal VIP's
carry-all
51. Tibia-femur
connector
52. Russian runabout
53. Units of work
54. Kilmer of "Batman
Forever"
55. Tchaikovsky's
Symphony No. 5 ___
minor
56. Chinese way of
thinking
59. CBS logo
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◄ Nov 2012
Sun
Mon
Tue
Asterisk (*) designates a “Class Pass” is required
Dollar Sign ($) – designates fee required – paid to instructor
18402 W. Bernardo Drive
San Diego, CA 92127
Voice 858.487.9324
fax 858.487.9235
Telephone ()) - HICAP available by appointment only.
Monday Tea Dance-$5 for non-members - All other activities
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Ed Brown Senior Center is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization.
December Quote:
Yesterday, December seventh,
1941, a date which will live in
infamy, the United States of
America was suddenly and
deliberately attacked by naval and
air forces of the Empire of Japan.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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December Birthdays
December 9 – Kirk Douglas, 95
December 13 - Dick Van Dyke, 86
December 22 – Diane Sawyer, 66
December 29 – Mary Tyler Moore, 75
December 31 – Anthony Hopkins, 74
4 8:15 a.m. Tai Chi *
24
25
10:50 a.m. Qigong $6
12:30 p.m. Dance Class
1 p.m. Pinochle
1-3 p.m. Tea Dance
6 p.m. Gentle Yoga*
10 8:30 a.m. Gentle Yoga*
1 p.m. Pinochle
1-3 p.m. Tea Dance
6 p.m. Gentle Yoga*
1 p.m. Pinochle
1-3 p.m. Tea Dance
6 p.m. Gentle Yoga*
9:30 a.m. Adult Fitness*
10:30 a.m. Witty Knitters
10:30 a.m. Ukulele Experience*
11:15 a.m. Zumba Gold *
1 p.m. Canasta
11 8:15 a.m. Tai Chi *
1 p.m. Canasta
18 8:15 a.m. Tai Chi *
1 p.m. Canasta
Center Closed
Center Closed
Christmas Eve
December 1 – Bette Midler, 66
December 4 – Jeff Bridges, 62
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Center Closed
New Year’s Eve
Happy Cha
December 2012 ~
Jan 2013 ►
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
Sat
8:30 a.m. Singles Walk & Breakfast
9 a.m. Watercolor *
1 p.m. Dance Lessons $
s are for members!
5
8:30 a.m. Gentle Yoga *
11:30 a.m. Fit & Fun *
12 p.m. Watercolor *
2:15 p.m. Arthritis/Balance*
6
7
8 HAPPY CHANUKAH!
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11:30 a.m. Fit & Fun *
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27
28
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9:00 a.m. HICAP )
11:30 a.m. Fit & Fun *
26 8:30 a.m. Gentle Yoga *
9:00 a.m. HICAP )
11:30 a.m. Fit & Fun *
anukah!
9:00 a.m. Adult Fitness *
9:00 a.m. Medicare
Information Seminar
7 & 8 p.m. Dance Lessons $
9 a.m. Yoga*
9:00 a.m. Legal Consult)
11:15 a.m. Zumba Gold*
1 p.m. Bingo $
9 a.m. Yoga*
1 p.m. Bingo $
9 a.m. Yoga*
9:00 a.m. Legal Consult)
1 p.m. Bingo $
9 a.m. Yoga*
1 p.m. Bingo $
8:30 a.m. Singles Walk and
Breakfast
9 a.m. Watercolor *
6:00 p.m. EBSC Holiday Party
Breakfast
9 a.m. Watercolor *
Breakfast
9 a.m. Watercolor *
Breakfast
9 a.m. Watercolor *
Become a Business
Associate Member
NOW!
Benefits of Membership
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WHERE
YOU…
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Your business receives exposure
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the community—older adults.
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and the surrounding area. Join
today!
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Check out Casa,
check off all the above.
The only not-for-profit Type A Continuing
Care Retirement Community in San Diego
County with over two decades of experience.
Your life here doesn’t change.
It simply expands.
New Business Associate
Member Spotlight:
Call (858) 683-3914 or go to CasadelasCampanas.com/newspaper
today for your free copy of The Insider’s Guide to Senior Living
Communities. Use it for comparisons to find a local place you love.
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(858) 683-3914 • www.CasadelasCampanas.com
693622
A Circle of Care is a local family-owned
CAHSAH-certified In-Home Senior Services
business. We listen carefully to your
needs, build a care plan that is continually
maintained, and help make each day the
best day possible. We offer a continuum of
PERSONAL CARE from simply lightening
your load with homemaking services, to full
bedbound care. Non-medical caregiving
can help maintain and even improve your
HEALTH. Our CAREGIVERS follow care
best practices with an eye towards safety,
sensitivity, and with complete confidentiality.
CARE MANAGEMENT is included at no
cost. Contact us at (760) 480-9720 or visit
us at www.acircleofcare.com
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Miscellaneous
Inventorium
We Get Your House in Order
785 Silvergate Avenue
San Diego CA 92106
(619) 977-9324
[email protected]
LIVING WELL TIP OF
THE MONTH
Holiday Safety & Shopping
Tips
Shopping during the holiday
season can present unique danger.
Taking a few prevention measures
The MarketBuilding Team
can help keep your holiday season
Robert Weinberg
joyous. The holiday season is
Unique Marketing Solutions.
a time when busy people can
Profitable Results
become careless and vulnerable
10555 Matinal Circle, #910
to theft and other holiday crime.
The following tips can help you be
(858) 673-9960
more careful, prepared and aware
www.marketbuilding.com
during the holiday season.
•
Shop during daylight hours
whenever possible. If you must
Community Outreach
shop at night, go with a friend or
family member.
Families in RB/Poway/PQ are struggling.
•
Dress casually and
Our backyard produce can help them.
comfortably and avoid wearing
expensive jewelry.
Please bring produce to one of these
•
Do not carry a purse
donation sites:
or wallet, if possible. Always
carry your driver’s license or
1) Rancho Family YMCA - 9410 Fairgrove identification along with necessary
Lane, Penasquitos
cash, checks and/or a credit card
Every Monday until 7:00 pm - in the lobby you expect to use.
2) The Connection Church - 14047 Twin
•
Even though you are
Peaks Road, Poway
rushed and thinking about a
- Every Tues and Fri, 9-3:00 - around back, thousand things, stay alert to your
porch of Building C
surroundings.
- 4th Thursday of each month, 8:30-2:00•
Avoid carrying large
out front
amounts of cash. Pay for
3) The Church at Rancho Bernardo - 11740 purchases with a check or credit
Bernardo Plaza Court, RB
card when possible.
3rd Thurs of each month, 7-3:00 - back
•
Notify the credit card issuer
patio
immediately if your credit card is
4) Seven Oaks Community Center - 16789 lost, stolen or misused.
Bernardo Oaks Drive, RB
•
Keep a record of all of your
4th Thursday of each month, 8:30-2:00credit card numbers in a safe place
out front
at home.
•
Be extra careful if you do
All produce is donated to Friends and
carry a wallet or purse. They are
Family Community Connection
the prime targets of criminals
for distribution to local families in need.
in crowded shopping areas,
transportation terminals, bus
Questions? Need help picking? Contact us! stops, on buses and other rapid
The Backyard Produce Project - jradatz@
transit.
att.net - 858-485-5449
•
Avoid overloading yourself
December 2012
with packages. It is important to
have clear visibility and freedom
of motion to avoid mishaps.
•
Beware of strangers
approaching you for any reason.
At this time of year, con-artists
may try various methods of
distracting you with the intention
of taking your money or
belongings.
•
If you place packages in
your car and plan to continue
shopping, place them in the
trunk of your car and drive to
another parking space, even if it
means searching for a new spot.
The holidays are also a time
when thieves and con artists are
frequently on the prowl. Here
are some tips to help keep your
home, your car, your possessions,
and your family safe.
•
Avoid displaying gifts
where they can be seen from a
window or doorway.
•
Arrange to have packages
delivered to a neighbor if you’re
not home to receive them.
Packages left on porches or
doorsteps are “easy picking” for
thieves. It also draws unwanted
attention to your home.
•
Consider simple outside
decorations. Elaborate or large
lawn pieces are often stolen right
out of the lawn. Be sure not
to obscure the view from your
windows. You need a clear view
of your property.
•
Always lock your home’s
doors and windows, even if
you’re only gone for a few
minutes.
•
Compact or dispose of
packaging discreetly. Often
criminals will spot something
you’ve discarded and can target
you for their next burglary or
theft.
•
Notify RSVP when you’re
planning an absence, as they will
patrol your home.
858.487.9324
Don’t Forget to invite your
friends and neighbors to join the
Center for our Membership Drive!
December 31 is the deadline for
new members to qualify to receive
three FREE months of membership!
Current members....stop by the front
desk and get a Guest Pass to bring
in a friend for the day. If they join
before the end of this month, you
will receive a gift!
business associate members insert
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Spotlight:
ResCare HomeCare is the largest non-franchised human
services organization in the country – and leading provider of
private duty personal/homecare/companon care, transportation
and geriatric care management services. Originating in 1975
in Louisville, KY, we have over 200 brances in 42 states and
have served SD residents for the last 12 years. ResCare is
proud to be certified by CAHSAH – California Association for
Health Services at Home – providing legislative advocacy and
education. The SD Branch Office is located in Mission Valley.
first month of membership.
Spotlight:
Grand Villa Residential Care, a state licensed 6 bed care home
in the community, has over 3,500 square feet of living space
and offers 4 private rooms and 1 semi-private room. We believe
quality care is a result of personal attention. Our caregiver to
resident ratio is 1 to 3. We emphasize on Person-Centered
Care and encourage residents to live life to the fullest no matter
their state of health. Some unique features of Grand Villa are
resident computer station, wheelchair accessible garden,
family meeting area and central court yard for family outdoor
gathering. There are some beautiful pictures posted on our
website at www.grandvillacare.com.
professional advice or instruction. Readers/members are encouraged to seek the advice of qualified professionals or ratings agencies such as
the Better Business Bureau, the State of California for licensed professionals, and other industry-specific resources on any matter regarding
an individual, advice, recommendations, services, or products. All information and material is provided to readers/members with the
understanding that it comes from various sources from which there is no warranty or responsibility from the Ed Brown Senior Center as to
the legaility, completeness, or technical accuracy.
December 2012
services
Professional Services
• *Financial / Retirement Planning
Advisor Michael Farrell, CFP
• *Free HICAP Counseling
Timothy Hood
Medicare & HMO Assistance
(includes prescription drug benefit)
• *Legal Consultations
Attorney Diana C. Boley
*By appointment only (858) 487-9324, ext. 0
(Ed Brown Senior Center members free; $
nonmembers)
Computer Tutoring
Thank you to our NEW
Business Associate Members:
A Circle of Care
Affirmative Home Care, Inc.
Casa de las Campanas
Grand Villa Residential Care
ResCare HomeCare
So Cal Retirement Partners/JAR Insurance Services
Thank You - New & Renewing Members
Personalized One-on-One Computer
Training
Geared toward beginner & intermediate.
Members $20; nonmembers $30 for a
1-1/2 hour session. Learn the basics at
your own pace—word processing, how
to surf the web and e-mail.
Call (858) 487-9324, ext. 0 to register.
New Members:
(as of November 19)
James Fitzgerald
Sandra Jacobs
John Lamana
Terri Linehan
Deborah McBain
Suellen Rubinstein
Frank Terschan
Member Discounts
Renewing Members:
Dream Dinners offers a 10%
discount.
Poway Center for the
Performing Arts, with an eye
towards helping you extend your
dollars, is pleased to announce
member discounts are now available
for the following: Poway Center for
the Performing Arts’ professional
performance series - 20% off select
shows. Visit www.powayarts.org
for shows. Present your Ed Brown
Center membership card at the box
office.
Ursula Bell
Juanita Hawkins
Charles Colgate
Sherry Potts
Bonnie Herron
Mary Loschiavo
John & Lois Cantor
Sandi & Miriam Kourik
Mary Tison
Robert Jensen
Martha Farrel
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Rolande Mancini
Ruth Hohberg
Joan Sigurdson
Inna Vokler
Vladimir Razuovskiy
Vivienne Kantor
Carol Jones
Carol Gucwa
Ted Sitek
Ralph Grano
Charles Pinney
Delores Fazekas
Joe Pastelak
Arlene Wolf
Seraphine McLaughlin
Jerome and Noel Antoff
Judy Venn-Watson
Rhoda Lavine
Jean Bridgham
Levell Kimble
Betty Otto
Jeneva Clement
Bonnie Cooper
Helen Baggett
Barbara Oyler
Julio Hernandez
Kathy Shattuck
Congratulations and
Thank You to the following members for referring
new members during our
3-month Membership
Drive. They will be receiving our new Ed Brown
Senior Center bag filled
with goodies! Refer a new
member to us and make
sure they tell us you sent
them! Help us reach our
goal of 700 members by
the end of 2012!
Bonnie Klis
Dina Martinez
Thank you for your continual support of the Ed Brown Center.
We look forward to many happy adventures with you in the years to come!
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
(formerly the RB Joslyn Center)
18402 W Bernardo Drive
San Diego, CA 92127
Helping Seniors
Remain Independent
Do you need assistance
with a loved one
over the holidays?
If you are caring for a loved one and need a break
to do your holiday shopping, the AltaGolden
Memory Center in Rancho Bernardo can be
your solution.
We provide a stimulating and safe environment
for seniors for periods of 2 up to 8 hours.
Call us to hear how we can help.
858.779.9254
16885 West Bernardo Drive
Suite 212
San Diego, CA 92127
www. AltaGolden .com
PAID
SAN DIEGO, CA
PERMIT NO. 1903

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