Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association will be holding Diabetes Classes to introduce basic information regarding diet, medication, exercise, blood sugar monitoring, new developments and common problems. The classes are held December 6; 1:00 – 2:30 pm @Livingston VNA, 1996 Eastman Ave, #101, Ventura. No registration necessary, for additional information call Linda Hampson, RN, MSN @ 805-642-0239, ext 723.

Sandy Morse, RN
Director of Community and Professional Relations
Livingston Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice
1996 Eastman Ave, Suite 101
Ventura, CA 93003
smorse@lmvna.org
642-0239 x 653
805 276-8870
www.livingstonvna.org

FREE JOINT REPLACEMENT CLASSES: Livingston VNA will be holding the following Joint Replacement Classes to prepare you for total knee or hip replacement surgery. Home preparation, exercises and information about your rehabilitation will be discussed.

December 7 @1:00 – 2:00 pm
Sunrise Senior Living of Wood Ranch
190 Tierra Rejeda Rd, Simi Valley
RSVP: Barrie Gilster @ 797-7699

December 7 @ 10:00 – 11:00 am
St. Johns Pleasant Valley Hospital, Classroom # 1
2309 Antonio Avenue, Camarillo
RSVP: Barrie Gilster @ 797-7699

December 14 @ 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital
401 E. Rolling Oaks Drive, Thousand Oaks
RSVP: Barrie Gilster @ 797-7699

December 21 @ 10:00 – 11:00
Cypress Place
1200 Cypress Point Lane, Ventura
RSVP: Diana Davis @ 642-0239 x 739

Sandy Morse, RN
Director of Community and Professional Relations
Livingston Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice
1996 Eastman Ave, Suite 101
Ventura, CA 93003
smorse@lmvna.org
642-0239 x 653
805 276-8870
www.livingstonvna.org

These names were received from October 20 – Nov.2, 2011. A light will be shining on the Hospice “Light Up A Life” Trees at the Fillmore Plaza, 251 Central Avenue, Fillmore and in Piru , Center Street at the Gazebo. Join us for the Tree Lighting Ceremony in Piru on Saturday, November19, 2011 5:30 P.M. or in Fillmore on Saturday, November 26, 2011 at 5:00 P.M.

Fillmore IN MEMORY OF:
Modesto Cardona
Ruby Riesgo
Eric Rick Godfrey
Bret Godfrey
Kathy Black
Terry Meehl
Louis & Grace Meehl
Veron Booth
Marge Whipkey
Thoma Mastin
Jean Mastin
Lori Ann Hawthorne
Robert Stephen Hawthorne
Charles Edmonds
Marge Halter
Mary Real
Raymond Beserra
Ray Arnold
Judy Schein
Donald Arnold
Claude Lee
Mary Lee
Rufus Hiebert
Hazel Hiebert
Peter Nicholas Serrano
Elvira Guillen
Albert Avalos
Christian Giusti
Louie C. Garcia
Mary C. Garica
Daryl Hansen
Don Bradley
Tyler Bradley
Tommy Wallace Whiteley
Ray Wallace
Lark Whiteley
Burlin Whiteley
Mary Real
Otto Olson
Noma Olson
Gladys Olson
Fred Brockway
Pearl Brockway
IN HONOR OF
Marcelo Andrade
Madeline Davis
James Booth
Peggy Booth
Joyce Queen
Tom Queen

PIRU IN MEMORY OF:
Dad/Grandpa Zeke Hernandez
Nana-Lucky Gonzalez
Dino Lovato
Mary Real
Igncio & Amanda Ortega
Lee & Ramona Golson
Anthony Golson Sr.
Baby Lee Golson

The Senior Center is Always in need of “Volunteer drivers” to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. All you need is a car, current drivers license and insurance. We pay for the mileage. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Our Craft Boutique & our Rummage Sale was a great success. Our Thanks to all who participated.
Remember, Friday November 11th. is Veterans Day and the Senior Center will be CLOSED
The Fillmore Senior Center would like to start a 4 week MS Word/ Internet Class starting on Monday, November 28th through December 19th. If you are interested please give us a call at 524-4533 ask for Beverly between 8am & 1pm. We have 6 computers so the class will be limited . There is a $2.00 donation per class, and you need to be pre-registered.
Seniors it’s time to check your Medicare supplement enrollment if you have questions and/or need help HICAP will be here at the Fillmore Senior Center on November 14 from 10-12 noon.
The Fillmore Senior Center is looking for a “Part Time Janitor” 8-101/2 hours per week (Mornings).
To apply, go to the City Hall at 250 Central Avenue in Fillmore for an application and to be life scanned. 524-1500

November is National Hospice and Palliative Care month, a time to reflect on specialized compassionate care that is available for those coping with a life-limiting illness. Imagine how overwhelming it is to work through the maze of doctors, hospitals, insurance, and also take care of yourself. It is the most challenging task one will ever face and Livingston Hospice understands … and is here to help.

Livingston hospice focuses on helping people learn what options might be available, while getting the care they need and deserve. “We’re working to make sure people know that support, comfort and respect are available at a time when hope seems out of reach,” said Dr. Lanyard Dial, Livingston Memorial’s President/CEO and Medical Director. “During November, we focus our efforts to raise awareness of the high-quality care that’s available during one of life’s most challenging times,” said Dr. Dial.

When cure is not possible, Livingston hospice provides hope; along with pain management, symptom control, and emotional and spiritual support. When facing a serious illness, most people want to be home, surrounded by their loved ones … hospice makes this all possible as medication, equipment and help are brought to the patient, wherever they may reside.

“There’s an inaccurate perception among the public that hospice means you’ve given up,” said J. Donald Schumacher, president and CEO of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.

“It’s about quality of life; with the help of hospice and palliative care, patients and families can focus on what’s most important, living life as fully as possible, in spite of illness.” Dr. Dial said.
Contact Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice, a not for profit Medicare certified agency, at 642-1608, or visit them on the web @ Livingstonvna.org.

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! THIS IT YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET A TABLE! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4th, 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Cut off date to get a table is November 3rd. Call the 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
The Senior Center is holding a Rummage Sale on Nov 5th. Call 524-4533 for details, Pick-up or delivery times. This is your opportunity to get rid of all those “White Elephants” hanging around your homes that you just can’t seem to find a good spot to put them. This Rummage sale is to help support the Senior Center.
The Fillmore Senior Center would like to start a 4 week MS Word/ Internet Class starting on Monday, November 28th through December 21st. If you are interested please give us a call at 524-4533 ask for Beverly between 8am & 1pm. We have 6 computers so the class will be limited. There is a $2.00 donation per class, and you need to be pre-registered.
Requests have been coming in with regards to when our next Casino trip will be! It Looks like sometime In January, we need 40 passengers to guarantee the trip, passengers must be at least 21 years old. This trip is becoming very popular, so get your reservations in early. The trip is $10 round trip, pre-paid & non refundable. Payable when you sigh up. For more information please call the Fillmore Senior Center between 8am & 1pm at 524-4533

These names were received from October 12-19, 2011. A light will be shining on the Hospice “Light Up A Life” Tree at the Fillmore Plaza, 251 Central Avenue, Fillmore. Join us for the Tree Lighting Ceremony on Saturday, November 26, 2011 at 5:00 P.M.

IN MEMORY OF:
Elmira V. Morales
Cornelius V. Morales
Gene Wren
Claudell Wren
George Wren
Jessie Johnston
Loren Ayers
Geneva Ayers
Luis B. Quezada
Isabel Galvan
Diane Dudley
Chris Cone
Dick Thompson
Jeffrey Asenas
Donald Musgrave
Modesto Asenas
Nancy Dunst
Joan Gunderson
Richard Schuck
Tillie Spitler
IN HONOR OF
Frank Erskine
Luz V. Quezada
Yolande Asenas

No one likes to think about death and dying, but there is comfort in knowing there’s an incredible resource in our community that provides comfort, dignity and respect to those facing a life-limiting illness. Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice is a not for profit Medicare certified hospice that has been providing specialized compassionate care to the residents of Ventura County since 1985.

November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month and this is a time to reflect and reach out to our community to raise awareness about this special kind of care. One of the most important messages to help people understand is that Livingston Hospice helps patients and families focus on the quality of one’s life, not the duration.

The hospice team provides expert medical care as well as emotional and spiritual support to keep patients comfortable so they can enjoy time with loved ones. Livingston Hospice will listen, offer advice, explore options and help families cope. Their professional team, along with trained volunteers, will honor one’s wishes and be there for the patient and their loved ones.

Livingston Hospice is covered by Medicare, MediCal , and insurance; in addition, Livingston Hospice is a non-profit agency, thus no one is ever refused care regardless of their ability to pay. Hospice care is available to people of all ages, and care is provided in one’s home, nursing home, assisted living facility or wherever one resides.

If you or a loved one is facing a serious or life-limiting illness, the time to find out more about hospice and palliative care is right now. Contact Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice at 642-1608 and visit us on the web @ livingstonvna.org.

Written by Lawrence A. Hunter, Ph.D. of the Social Security Institute

Super Committee wants to change the way inflation is calculated by adopting the so-called “Chained CPI” to reduce Cost of Living Allowances (COLAs).

For months we at SSI have warned that the congressional “Super Committee” is hiding in the weeds, waiting to cut Social Security benefits for current retirees—not in ten years, not in five years, not in two years—RIGHT NOW!

According to sources on Capitol Hill... http://socialsecurityinstitute.com/news/recent-news/the-banks-got-bailed...

November 13 thru November 19, 2011

Location: Bank of Books
748 E. Main St.
Ventura, CA
(805) 643-3154

Book Signings...Talks...Activities
This event is free to the public.

Learn about senior services available in Ventura County.
Veterans will be honored.
The Senior Fair will feature talks by some of Ventura County's most respected residents.

Some of our authors and speakers will be:
Marcia Casar Friedman Sunday, Nov.13, 2011 at 3:00pm.
Author of “Aging Is A Full Time Job” and “Aging Is A Journey Of Changes”

And the following days…
Leonard Dewitt, Nanci Cone, Sheldon Brown, Neil Andrews and Sue Montgomery, Gisela Rahmeyer, Fred Owens, and Ross Olney.

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! THIS IT YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET A TABLE! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Cut off date to get a table is November 3rd. Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
The Senior Center is holding a Rummage Sale on Nov 5th. Call 524-4533 for details, Pick-up or delivery times. This is your opportunity to get rid of all those “White Elephants” hanging around your homes that you just can’t seem to find a good spot to put them. This Rummage sale is to help support the Senior Center.
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. In recognition of the month, the Ventura County Regional Office of the Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter will present five free workshops. All five workshops will be presented at the Ventura County office at 80 North Wood Road, #302, Camarillo.

Nov. 4

10 to 11 a.m. Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Treatment, presented by Dr. James Sutton, Pacific Neuroscience Medical Group

11 to 11:30 a.m. Chapter Programs and Services, presented by Meyling Eliash-Daneshfar, Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter

11:30 a.m. to noon Advocacy: What You Can Do, presented by Andrew Peak, Advocacy and Public Policy Manager, California Central Coast Chapter

Nov. 18

10 to 11 a.m. Long Term Insurance, presented by Christine Sztukowski, Independent Capital Management, Inc. and Brian Cavanaugh, Genworth Life Insurance

11 a.m. to noon Activities for People with Dementia, presented by Mark Stelzer, Atria Las Posas and Inna Berger, Oxnard Family Circle

An RSVP is requested as space is limited. To register or for more information, contact Carol Swinney at 805.484.6028 or carol.swinney@alz.org.

The Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donor-supported organization. Programs and services are made possible through contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. The chapter uses 80 percent of funds raised for programs, services and research efforts. The Alzheimer’s Association envisions a world without Alzheimer’s and aims to eliminate the disease through the advancement of research, to provide and enhance care and support for all affected, and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
The Senior Center is holding a Rummage Sale on Nov 5th. Call 524-4533 for details, Pick-up or delivery times. This is your opportunity to get rid of all those “White Elephants” hanging around your homes that you just can’t seem to find a good spot to put them. This Rummage sale is to help support the Senior Center.
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533
Our Book Club will be discussing “ ROOM”. By Emma Donghue & “Empire of the Summer Moon”, The History of the Comanche Indians by S.C. Gwynne. On Friday, October 21th. at 10:00 AM. Come in have a cup of coffee or tea, a little sweet roll and get into the discussion…we would love to have you. for more information call Sarah Hansen @ 524-0132

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533
Our Book Club will be discussing “ ROOM”. By Emma Donghue & “Empire of the Summer Moon”, The History of the Comanche Indians by S.C. Gwynne. On Friday, October 21th. at 10:00 AM. Come in have a cup of coffee or tea, a little sweet roll and get into the discussion…we would love to have you. for more information call Sarah Hansen @ 524-0132
Mayor Gayle Washburn & City Manager Yvonne Quiring will be conduction a Sales Tax Seminar on Tuesday Oct 11th at 12:00 noon, this is open to the public.
The Senior Center is holding a Rummage Sale on Nov 5th. Call 524-4533 for details, Pick-up or delivery times. This is your opportunity to get rid of all those “White Elephants” hanging around your homes that you just can’t seem to find a good spot to put them. This Rummage sale is to help support the Senior Center.

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533
Our Book Club will be discussing “ Distant Shores by Kristan Hannah”. On Friday, September 10th. at 10:00 AM. Come in have a cup of coffee or tea, a little sweet roll and get into the discussion…we would love to have you. for more information call Sarah Hansen @ 524-0132
HI CAP/MEDICARE: Tuesday, September 27th. at 11:30 at the Fillmore Senior Center the Ventura County Area Agency on Aging (VCAAA) provides free and unbiased counseling to, AND ADVOCACY FOR, Medicare recipients and those who will soon be receiving Medicare. Trained volunteer counselors offer objective information and provide assistance with problems relating to Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans,& supplemental (Medigap) insurance policies, Long-term care insurance, and prescription drugs. This is a good day to come for lunch, enjoy our “Salad Bar” and have your questions answered.
The Fillmore Senior Center is planning a trip to the Chumash Casino on October 5, cost is $10 per passenger, pre-paid, non refundable. Leave from the Fillmore Senior Center at 8 am, arrive back at the Senior Center by 6:00 – 6:30 PM We need 40 passengers to guarantee the trip, passengers must be at least 21 years old. To sign up call the Senior Center at 805-524-4533
Braille Mobile will be at the Senior Center, (Rescheduled) to October 3rd.. from (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Braille’s Mobile Solution Van brings information about their free programs and services directly to our community. Mobile solutions provides the following: Magnification and lighting demonstrations and one-on one consultation with their low vision professionals, Adaptive products for purchase, including talking watches, writing guides and large-print calendars, No appointment is necessary but to schedule an appointment call 524-4533.
AAA Drivers Training Class: October 3rd. & 6th. This class is in two parts. Monday & Thursday from 9am to 1pm. The cost is $12 dollars for AARP Members and $14 for Non-Members. Please call 524-4533 to Sign-up and pre register. Taking the class gives you a discount on your Auto Insurance, but must be taken every 3 years.

The Fillmore Women's Service Club once again has donated food to the Fillmore Senior Center for their Senior Center Pantry. Rita Avila, a member of the Fillmore Women's Service Club, who works with the seniors at the Fillmore Senior Center on a daily basis, knows how much donations like these are needed to keep the Senior Center pantry stocked for those Fillmore seniors who need help. Members of the Fillmore Women's Service Club also have been donating their time for delivering meals, and helping with other activities. If you have time or items to donate, or just want to enjoy the activities, please stop in at the Senior Center the hours are 8am to 1pm Monday through Friday or call for more information and a list of activities: 524-4533.

UPDATE:
There has been a change to the distribution of the Brown Bag Program and the USDA Commodities Program. The programs will both be administered at the Fillmore Police Storefront located at 642 Lemon Way, Fillmore. This change has been difficult for some seniors to obtain their much needed food. .There have been arrangements made with the Vista Bus to pick up seniors at the bus stop located next to the senior center at 8:00AM, 9:00AM, and 10:00AM . The seniors will then be transported to the Fillmore Police Storefront free of charge. Once a senior receives their food they will be transported back to the senior center when the next bus arrives. The Vista Bus Service will commence on Wednesday October 5th, 2011 for the Brown Bag Program and on Wednesday October 12, 2011 for the USDA Commodities Program. The bus service will also be available for seniors who participate in the USDA Commodities Program. the next date scheduled for the USDA Commodities Program is October 12, 2011. The Vista Bus Service is free of charge to Senior Citizens and is being donated by Wm L Morris. Please tell your senior friends and family about this new service. Any questions please contact Max S. Pina at the Fillmore Police Storefront, (805)524-2982 Mrs Raelene Chaney at (805)407-5759.

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533
Our Book Club will be discussing “ Distant Shores by Kristan Hannah”. On Friday, September 10th. at 10:00 AM. Come in have a cup of coffee or tea, a little sweet roll and get into the discussion…we would love to have you. for more information call Sarah Hansen @ 524-0132
HI CAP/MEDICARE: Tuesday, September 27th. at 11:30 at the Fillmore Senior Center the Ventura County Area Agency on Aging (VCAAA) provides free and unbiased counseling to, AND ADVOCACY FOR, Medicare recipients and those who will soon be receiving Medicare. Trained volunteer counselors offer objective information and provide assistance with problems relating to Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans,& supplemental (Medigap) insurance policies, Long-term care insurance, and prescription drugs. This is a good day to come for lunch, enjoy our “Salad Bar” and have your questions answered.
The Fillmore Senior Center is planning a trip to the Chumash Casino on October 5, cost is $10 per passenger, pre-paid, non refundable. Leave from the Fillmore Senior Center at 8 am, arrive back at the Senior Center by 6:00 – 6:30 PM We need 40 passengers to guarantee the trip, passengers must be at least 21 years old. To sign up call the Senior Center at 805-524-4533
Braille Mobile will be at the Senior Center, (Rescheduled) to October 3rd.. from (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Braille’s Mobile Solution Van brings information about their free programs and services directly to our community. Mobile solutions provides the following: Magnification and lighting demonstrations and one-on one consultation with their low vision professionals, Adaptive products for purchase, including talking watches, writing guides and large-print calendars, No appointment is necessary but to schedule an appointment call 524-4533.
AAA Drivers Training Class: October 3rd. & 6th. This class is in two parts. Monday & Thursday from 9am to 1pm. The cost is $12 dollars for AARP Members and $14 for Non-Members. Please call 524-4533 to Sign-up and pre register. Taking the class gives you a discount on your Auto Insurance, but must be taken every 3 years.

Written By Tim Devaney

Shortly after it opened, the H Street Country Club bar switched from black napkins to white. It seems like a small change, but it has had a big impact for one group of customers.

“We recognize the majority of the people in our bar are hearing-impaired,” said owner Ricardo Vergara, whose business is near Gallaudet University, one of the largest schools for the deaf in the nation. “They’re a big part of this side of town. So we make adjustments when they’re around.”

And the napkin color? Deaf... http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/sep/7/h-street-friendly-to-deaf...

The Senior Center is in need of Volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to Home Bound Seniors living here in Fillmore. If interested please call Tony at 524-3756
Calling all Crafters! Do you want to sell your creations? Well here’s your chance to make some extra money for the holidays. Friday, November 4t,h , 2011 at the Senior Center. The cost per table is $15.00, Space is limited so hurry and reserve your table now! Call the SRC 524-4533 or contact Connie Thompson at 524-4801 or 524-2617 after 5 PM
Zumba Gold Class for Seniors Wednesday’s, from 9-10 AM What is Zumba Gold® – Zumba Gold is designed for Active older adults wanting excitement and fitness as a regular part of their weekly schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. Walk-in’s are welcome, donation is $2.00 per class per person, Please call 524-4533
Our Book Club will be discussing “ Distant Shores by Kristan Hannah”. On Friday, September 10th. at 10:00 AM. Come in have a cup of coffee or tea, a little sweet roll and get into the discussion…we would love to have you. for more information call Sarah Hansen @ 524-0132
HI CAP/MEDICARE: Tuesday, September 27th. at 11:30 at the Fillmore Senior Center the Ventura County Area Agency on Aging (VCAAA) provides free and unbiased counseling to, AND ADVOCACY FOR, Medicare recipients and those who will soon be receiving Medicare. Trained volunteer counselors offer objective information and provide assistance with problems relating to Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans,& supplemental (Medigap) insurance policies, Long-term care insurance, and prescription drugs. This is a good day to come for lunch, enjoy our “Salad Bar” and have your questions answered.
The Fillmore Senior Center is planning a trip to the Chumash Casino on October 5, cost is $10 per passenger, pre-paid, non refundable. Leave from the Fillmore Senior Center at 8 am, arrive back at the Senior Center by 6:00 – 6:30 PM We need 40 passengers to guarantee the trip, passengers must be at least 21 years old. To sign up call the Senior Center at 805-524-4533
Braille Mobile will be at the Senior Center, (Rescheduled) to October 3rd.. from (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. Braille’s Mobile Solution Van brings information about their free programs and services directly to our community. Mobile solutions provides the following: Magnification and lighting demonstrations and one-on one consultation with their low vision professionals, Adaptive products for purchase, including talking watches, writing guides and large-print calendars, No appointment is necessary but to schedule an appointment call 524-4533.
AAA Drivers Training Class: October 3rd. & 6th. This class is in two parts. Monday & Thursday from 9am to 1pm. The cost is $12 dollars for AARP Members and $14 for Non-Members. Please call 524-4533 to Sign-up and pre register. Taking the class gives you a discount on your Auto Insurance, but must be taken every 3 years