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Not pictured but still appreciated is Robyn.
Thank You Volunteers
These Tax Preparers are Amazing
Over 750 hours donated to YOU!
“I cannot thank them enough, it is such a wonderful service to have
them help with my taxes.”
“They are so knowledgeable, they are great volunteers.”
“Thanks for offering this service at the DPC Community Center.”
These are just a few of the quotes I have heard about the tax preparers who service the community. They come in early, stay late and try
and help as many people as they can. Why? Because they are talented,
intelligent people who want to give back. They all have interesting
backgrounds and past-professional careers. Interests now include a motorcyle rider to a musician to a traveler, they are having fun...even when
they are doing taxes. (Not everyone enjoys numbers, so it is a wonderful
thing that this group does.)
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Blake, Karen
Abrhamson, Sue
Anderson, Julie
Anderson, Linda
Barlow, Nancy
Bendiske, Twila
Bilderback, Lee
Birkeland, Gerry
Biron, Gail
Biron, John
Bracher, Kathy
Braucks, April
Bromenschenkel, Don
Bromenschenkel, JoAnn
Bunker, Glenda
Burdorf, Pat
Burfeind, Jeanette
Buss, Katie
Butek, Roberta
Carrier, Ruth
Chamberlain, Mike
Christensen, Barb
Dahl, Rosemarie
Domroese, Diane
DuFrane, Nicole
DuFrane, Pat
Dunbar, Pat
Einberger, Sandy
Frank, Judy
Frank, Wayne
Franklin, Jeanne
Garvais, MaryAnn
Giampaolo, Dolores
Halter, Bob
Halter, Pat
Harvey, Kristi
Horstman, Irene
Hugare, Barb
Ireland, LoRae
Joeckel, Betty
Johnson, Dave
Kime, Lorena
Krenik, Marilyn
Krueger, Marna
Loer, Annette
Maciej, Sis
Marquardt, Amy
McKenna, Bev
McNelly, Jan
Medin, Cyndie
Melo, Shirley
Meyer, Bette
Miller, Bob
Miller, Cathy
Monsour, Margo
Moravetz, Robyn
Murphy, Bill
Nagorski, Donna
Nelson, Ken
Orme, Betty
Penning, Carol
Persson, Norma
Pommerening, Leida
Pommerening, Lorrie
Post, Donna
Quinn, Cathy
Reed, Ruby
Riggins, Marilyn
Riva, Gus
Rolfson, Kathy
Roth, Marion
Schmidt, Bud
Schmuki, PJ
Scholl, Idamae
Schoroeder, Kathy
Shinn, Jean
Plante, Bert
Plante, Norma
Slaikeu, Marianne
Spegal, Teresa
St. Vincent, Mary
Starkson, Hjordes
Storbakken, Verona
Towler, Barbara
Underwood, Peggy
Urbanski, Carol
VanBerkon, Margie
Vasterling, Greg
Weaver, Ursula
Weber, Janice
Wennin, Sherry
Westphal, Georgie
Wilbourn, Mary
Winkler, Dennis
Yager, Joan
Yates, Mary
Zenk, Peggy
(Please accept my apologies if I have forgotten anyone. Please
let me know at 651-425-6651 and thank you for your wonderful
volunteer help.)
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Rebecca Kropelnicki,
Marketing & Intergenerational
Activities Coordinator
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Officers:
Sue Abrahamson, President
Margo Monsour, Vice-President
CEAC Representative: Mary St. Vincent
Jane Goers, DPC Community Center
Office Coordinator
Phone ........................................................................651-425-6652
E-mail ............................................................ [email protected]
Members:
Kristi Harvey, Julie Anderson,
Jeanette Burfeind, Betty Orme, Marianne Slaikeu &
Hjordes Starkson, Teresa Spegal , Gail Biron, John Biron,
Pat Burdorf, Jeanne Franklin, Betty Joeckel, Lorena Kime,
Gus Riva, Steve Martin & Nancy Barlow.
Receptionist
Phone........................................................................ 651-425-6650
Web site...............................................................www.cecool.com
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You can join the group and become a representative for
your interest area. Please let Rebecca know or give her a
call at 651-425-6651.
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Ladies Lunch Out
Wednesdays | 1 PM
Join this great group of gals to meet new friends, enjoy your established friends along with a good meal. All
of the restaurants are local so you can carpool or drive on your own.
Please R.S.V.P. at 651-425-6650 to reserve your spot.
The only cost is what you order plus tip.
July 20 | Davonni’s | Woodbury
August 17 | Carbone’s | Cottage Grove (Hwy 19)
September 21 | New Dynasty | Woodbury
October 19 | North Pole | Newport
November 16 | Keys | Woodbury
December 21 | Acapulco | Woodbury
There are delicious choices of their hot hoagies, pizza and a variety of salads.
Join your girlfriends and new friends and come on July 20!
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The “Barn Tour” by
Doug Ohman, Author
of “Barns”
Millner Vineyard
August 24
Board the trolley pulled by a
vintage tractor for a breathtaking
view of the Millner Heritage Vineyard & Winery near Kingston, MN.
They grow 8 varieties of grapes
and will have samples of the fruit
and wine. Lunch and a stop at
Mackenthum Sausage & Deli.
SR0824 | $68 members/$73 nonmembers
Wednesday | August 24 |
Leave 8:30 a.m.
We are also looking at a trip
in the Red Wing area discovering historical barns. The
beautiful landscape is amazing and there is a craftsman
shop Hobgoblin that builds
harps and other instruments
that are sold around the
world. After that tour, we will
visit Featherstone Pottery to
see a chicken coop that was
renovated into a pottery
shop. Cost (TBA)
Pelican Breeze II
October 12
This historic 60 foot paddleboat features
two smoke stacks and a paddle wheel.
There will be a historical narration.
Lunch at the Wedgewood Cove with famous raspberry swirl cheesecake. After
lunch, visit the Daisy Blue Natural Product store and the Granicrete Showroom.
SR1012 | $ 72 members/
$77 non-members
Wednesday | Oct. 12 | Leave 7:30 a.m.
Church Basement Ladies
Rise Up, O Men
November 2
A brand new musical featuring the men
of the church and your favorite church
basement ladies who serve them. As these
hard-working framers discuss their scrap
lumber piles and the benefits of solder
vs weld, they unintentionally disrupt the
order of the kitchen. That is what happens
when you let roosters in the hen house!
SR1102 | $63 members/
$68 non-members
Wednesday | Nov. 2 | Leave 10:45 a.m.
DREAM... Long-Distance TRIPS
Alaska: Wild Denali Adventure
Gymnastics Champions
Do You Want to Go?
Let Jane Goers know...
We are currently checking interest on
attending this event. The event will
showcase members of the 2012 and
2016 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Teams
with local gymnasts joining the cast.
Date:
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Time:
Show runs approximately 5-8 p.m. Allow 45 minutes-1 hour travel time each
way.
Place:
Target Center – Minneapolis
Cost:
Approximately $75.00 (only an estimate) - no meal included. Concessions
will be available.
Please contact receptionist to express
interest in this event 651- 425-6650.
Aug 7 - 19, 2016
Heart of Europe
Germany, Switzerland, Austria
Aug 16 - 28, 2016
Nova Scotia & Maritimes
Aug 17 - 26, 2016
Autumn in New England
Sept 24 - 30, 2016
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
Oct 5 - 10, 2016
San Antonio Christmas Lights
Dec 4 - 8, 2016
Hawaii Islands
Feb 23 - March 5
Call Mike at Landmark,
(651) 490-5408 for your spot!
Travel planned by Landmark Tours,
Inc. that have been in business
successfully for over 40 years!
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Sometimes we are in situations that make you wonder about whether or not you could be in danger.
“Am I safe going there?” “What would I do if...?”
Do you hesitate to go out at night because of fear
of someone hurting you? Do you feel afraid of being attacked and being helpless, even in your own
home? I think at one point, we all do.
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September 14, 21, 28, October 5
4 sessions for only $20 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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October 19, 26, November 9, 16
4 sessions for only $20
Learn easy self-defense moves and gain confidence
at home or out and about. The teacher is an expert
and has taught for over 35 years.
Register 651-4256650 or online at
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under Adult Programs, DPC Community Center 50+.
You can DO THIS!
Master JIM KUPFER, 7th degree black belt, will be
teaching this course in Okinawan Shorin Ryu-style
Karate. He has taught at Community Education, Inver Hills Community College since 1978 and had his
own school called Eye of the Tiger in Woodbury.
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Defensive Driving Classes - save 10% on Insurance
August 16 & August 18 - 8 hour for first time class - 5:30 PM-9:30 PM
August 22 - 4 hour refresher - 8 AM-noon
Call 1-888-234-1294 for registration. Classes held at DPC Center
Exercise Classes
YMCA instructors are here on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Get stronger while strengthening muscles and increasing flexibility to feel better. Strengthening muscles with
weights is essential for bone density and everyday tasks. Cost is $3 per session.
Pickleball - TWO ADDED PLAY TIMES
This popular game is taking America by storm. The court is smaller than tennis and
the game uses a solid paddle with a whiffle ball. Pickleball. It’s a word that wasn’t
in my vocabulary until a few years ago, a sport that I knew nothing about until we
visited Orlando, Florida . Pickleball is a sport that can best be described as a cross between tennis and ping pong. It’s fast and requires agility, a good pair of court shoes,
and quick reflexes. To play a proper game you will need the aforementioned court
shoes, pickleball court, paddle, and a ball. The nets, rackets and balls are provided.
The game takes place in DPC Community Center Gym. Cost is $3 per session.
Mondays | 3:15 PM
Wednesdays | 5 PM
Fridays | 3:30 - 6 PM - Beginners (there will be helpers)
Fridays | 6 - 9:30 PM
$3 per session
The goal is for your
body to feel better,
prevent injury, and
increase range of motion. The Healthways
Silver Sneakers Fitness
program is an insurance benefit included
in more than 65
Medicare health plans.
The cost is only $3 per
session. There is no
charge for Humana or
Silver Sneakers Flex
Program participants.
Bring membership
card.
Wednesdays | 10 AM
2nd & 4th Tuesday | 1 PM
Hand & Foot
Tuesdays/Thursdays | 9:45 -10:30 AM
Yoga Sit and
Stretch
The members of the book discussion
group choose the authors and titles for
the year. The topics are current popular
listings and most will be available at the
public library. List of books is available at
the Center.
Diabetes Group Discussion
Join other seniors who are coping
with and learning new information about
living with Diabetes.
3rd Tuesday | 6:30 PM
Grief Group
If you are grieving and suffering from
a loss, you are welcome to meet with this
group on the 3rd Monday of the month.
You will meet compassionate and caring
individuals. Group meets only one time a
month in June and July.
1st & 3rd Monday | 6:30 PM
Duplicate or
Party Bridge
The card game Hand and Foot is a North
American game related to Canasta, in
which each player is dealt two sets of
cards - the hand, which is played first,
and the foot, which is played when
the hand has been used up. There are
numerous variations of this game and no
standard rules. The most usual version is
for four players in partnership, however
six people can play.
Thursdays | 9 AM
Lighten UP! Diet Secrets
What a Bargain!
Group meets every Tuesday to weigh
in and share the latest diet secrets and
trends. No need to register, just come to
lighten up! Cost is $. 30 per session or $1
per month.
Tuesdays | 9 AM
Craft Day ... Any Craft!
Whether you like to paint, quilt, draw,
crochet, knit, wood-carve, bead, scrapbook, make cards or visit, this group
wants you to join them. Bring your craft
or just come and visit.
Wednesdays/Thursdays | 9 AM
Senior Dining
Monday - Friday | 12 PM
Dine with friends and neighbors from
your community! Optage Creative Catering brings hot noon meals Monday –
The games are up
Friday. Meal includes entrée, vegetable,
and running. There’s
starch, dessert and milk. Reservations
always room for more
Bridge players. Please bring a partner with accepted three working days in advance.
Suggested donation is $3.50. Call 651you.
425-6650 to order your meal.
Wednesdays | 12:30 PM
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Date
Book
Author_________
July 12 Little Heathens:
Mildred A Kalish
Hard Times & High Spirits on an Iowa Farm
July 26 A Sparrow in Terezin
Kristy Cambron
Aug 9 The Exchange of Princesses
Chantal Thomas
Aug 23 United States of Jihad
Peter Bergen
Sept 13 Lincoln’s Boys
Joshua Zeitz
Sept 27 Turtle Warrior
Mary R Ellis
These talented artists took an acrylic painting
class from Crystal Kruse (r), a professional
artist for over 50 years. “Spring Scent” took
two fun days to paint and the class included a
lunch.
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Project GO
Volunteers
from the DPC
Community
Center 50+
Program visited 58 third
grade
classrooms in
the District.
The Volunteers and
Grandparents
teach the
students how
to hand sew
their favorite
t-shirt into a
pillow.
Verona (pictured) has been volunteering for Project GO for
17 years. “I just love it,” she says, “the kids are so interesting
and fun to teach and visit with!”
Hand & Foot
Farkle Dice Game
If you enjoy Canasta, you will want to
check this out. Teachers are available
to show you how to play.
A fun dice game that you can enjoy
and learn easily! Come and shake!
There are teachers and a lucky roll
can make you the next winner!
Thursdays | 12:30 PM
Cribbage
Teachers are always available for you!
You can join the fun as an amateur or
as a seasoned player.
Wednesdays | 1 PM
Party or Duplicate
Bridge Duplicate or
Party Bridge
The games are up and running. There’s always room for
more Bridge players. Please
bring a partner with you.
Wednesdays | 12:30 PM
Mondays | 10:30 AM
Euchre
The same color Jacks are the high
cards. This card group has been
together for along time and always
looking for new players.
Fridays | 9:30 AM
Pinochle
Pinochle is a classic two-player
game developed in the United States,
and it is still one of the country’s most
popular games. The basic game of Pinochle is Two-Handed Pinochle, which
is derived from the European game
Bezique. Cost is $.50 per session.
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM
Bunco - Super Fun
Dice Game
This dice game is so entertaining to
play and to be a part of. It is easy to
learn and there are plenty of people to
help you learn. Great desserts!
Fridays | 1st & 3rd Friday 9:30 a.m.
Dominoes
Come and learn Mexican Train from
our volunteer instructors! Learn from
people who enjoy this game.
Tuesdays | 1 PM
Wednesdays | 9:30 AM
‘500’ Cards
Played as a round robin card game,
Music Jam – Join the Party
this is a social event that brings your
There are musicians, singers, dancers neighbors together. Check it out! Cost
and spectators at Music Jam. Put on is only $.50 per player.
your dancing shoes, grab your instruFridays | 1 PM
ment and enjoy the sounds. Snacks
provided by CUB Foods of Cottage
B-I-N-G-O
Grove. $1 suggested donation.
Our longest running game is BINGO
Thursdays | 2:30 PM
on Mondays! The cost is $.10 a card or
three for $.25. If you are feeling lucky,
come on over and try it!
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Mah-Jongg, a popular game and a
Mondays | 1 PM
wonderful BRAIN exercise, has been
attributed as an activity that helps to Pickleball in the Gym
prevent memory loss symptoms. Do
Mondays | 3:15 PM
you want to learn? Teacher on site.
Wednesdays | 5 PM
Tuesdays | 12:30 PM
Fridays | 3:30 - 6 PM
Beginners (there are helpers)
Fridays | 6 - 9:30 PM
$3 per session
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All Saints Lutheran Church-run by volunteers!
Fare For All buys fresh produce and frozen meat in
bulk from wholesalers and manufactures to find the
best deals available. Volunteers at the warehouse
pre-pack the produce and meat into food packages
that range in price from $10 – $25. These packages
are for sale at all of the Fare For All locations. To visit
a Fare For All location, there is no need to register
in advance or fill out any paperwork. Fare For All is
open to everyone – because the food is purchased
in bulk, the more people who participate the better.
Fare For All tries to fill the trucks for each location,
so it is very rare that the program runs out of food.
Visit the locations once a month. Fare For All accepts cash, credit, debit, and EBT cards.
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The Segway tour began
with a luncheon in Stillwater and then off to Brown
Creek Park. The scenery
was absolutely gorgeous
and many of this group
rode the Segway for the first
time. “It was a Blast!” said
Jeannie Franklin, “I loved
it.” The group topped off
the the day with a little bit
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Hello everyone!
There is an upcoming fundraiser for Stone Soup Thrift Shop
FASHION SHOW - Looking for Models! Is it You?
Sun. Aug 7, 2016
Historic John P Furber Farm (east Cottage Grove)
We are looking for male and female models of ALL ages! Ask your friends, your
parents, your kids, your neighbors or others! If you want an application, please contact Vickie Snyder.
Our fashion consultant will be following up with those individuals that submitted an application . Please
note there are dates that you must be available for fittings and rehearsal. If interested , call or email
([email protected]) and you can drop off
ff the completed application or send it to Stone Soup Thrift
Store, 950 3rd Street, Suite 101,St. Paul Park, MN 55071. Please let me know if you have questions.
Vickie Snyder,
Board President
Basic Needs Inc. of South Washington County
Stone Soup Thrift Shop
Phone: 651-666-8408
Email: [email protected]
Stone Soup’s mission is: “To engage the community in supporting families and individuals by providing access to quality used clothes, household items and furniture in a convenient, dignified manner.”
DPC Community Center
Serving people ages 50+ in Cottage Grove, Woodbury, St. Paul Park and Newport.
We are always looking for new ideas for programming along with day trip ideas!