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AZUSA SENIOR CENTER
Recreation & Family Services Department Senior Center Staff
Director of Recreation Joe Jacobs 812-5220 & Family Services [email protected] Recreation Supervisor/ Lenore Gonzales 812-5115 Senior Services [email protected] Senior Recreation Leader/ Stefanie Fultz 812-5139 Program Coordinator [email protected] Nutrition Site Manager Mercedes Nava Ext. 5355 [email protected] Home Delivered Meal Mgr. Lynda Prewitt Ext. 5303 [email protected] Senior Office Specialist Jennifer Retana 812- 5180 [email protected] Receptionist Gaby Dilluvio 812-5204 [email protected] Case Manager Doris Brochu 812-5179 [email protected] Kitchen Assistant Paul Hernandez Chef Jerry Flores Custodian A.J. Lira
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DIAL-A-RIDE Azusa Transit Center
10th & Vernon, Azusa, CA (626) 812-5206
City of Azusa Recreation & Family Services Department
Senior Services Division Monthly Newsletter
Azusa Senior CenterAzusa Senior CenterAzusa Senior CenterAzusa Senior Center 740 North Dalton Avenue740 North Dalton Avenue740 North Dalton Avenue740 North Dalton Avenue
Azusa, CA 91702Azusa, CA 91702Azusa, CA 91702Azusa, CA 91702 (626) 812(626) 812(626) 812(626) 812----5204520452045204
Open Monday—Thursday 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. And Friday 8:30 a.m.—1:30 p.m.
Accessible to persons with disabilities
The Center of Azusa for Services & Programs for adults age 50 and older. Come make new friends and renew
acquaintances. The WELCOME mat is always out.
April 2014
**A Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging Distinguished Site Award Recipient**
Senior Moments is also available online at: www.ci.azusa.ca.us.
CASE MANAGEMENT
By Doris Brochu 626-812-5179 For Azusa Residents
Every Wednesday 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Appointments ONLY
Every Friday 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Walk-In’s Welcome
If you are not an Azusa resident but need assistance please call Santa Anita
Family Services at 626-358-1185.
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Sara Polinsky, Attorney at Law
Please call for an appt. (626) 812-5204
Legal Services
Estate Planning & Elder Law
2nd Wednesday of each month
CITY OF AZUSA RECREATION ADULT CLASSES
THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE OFFERED AT THE AZUSA SENIOR CENTER. NON-SENIORS MAY PARTICIPATE IN THESE CLASSES .
EXERCISE CLASS: Benbow Fee: $20 for residents per session $24 for non residents per session Tue, Thu & Fri: (except 1st Fri. of ea. month) Low Impact: 9:15 am—10:15am Tue, Thu & Fri: (except 1st Fri. of ea. month) Chair Exercise: 10:45 am—-11:45 Session: April 1—May 23
CERAMICS: Caselles Fee: $40 for residents per session $44 for non residents per session ($10 lab fee due first class for supplies) Wed: 9am—Noon Session: Feb 12—Apr 30 (No Class on 3/5 & 4/2)
CHINA PAINTING: Jones Fee: $80 for residents per session $84 for non residents per session Thu: 9am—12:30 pm Session: Mar 20—May 15
Floral Design Class: Corella Fee: $35 for residents per session $39 for non residents per session (weekly supply fee determined by instructor) Tue: 9am—Noon Session: Mar 25—Jun 3 (No Class April 29)
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Azusa Senior Center Trip Refund
Policy The Azusa Senior Center does not issue refunds for any cancellation made by the ticket purchaser. We will assist you by
providing a list located on the bulletin board by the front counter, to be used to post your
ticket availability.
Line Dancing Class: LynnMoore Fee: $12 for residents per session $16 for non residents per session Wed: 12:30 pm—1:30 pm Session: April 2—May 7
The greatest mistake you The greatest mistake you The greatest mistake you The greatest mistake you can make is to be afraid can make is to be afraid can make is to be afraid can make is to be afraid
of making one.of making one.of making one.of making one.
Solvang & Chumash Casino Thursday, July 17 Fee: $20.00 Leave: 8:30 a.m. – Return: 7:30 p.m.
Spend the day in the quaint little town of Solvang with a visit to the Chumash Casino. The day is on your own for shopping and lunch. The bus will drop of in Solvang first then take the group overt o the casino for a few hours be-fore returning back into downtown Sol-vang. We will then return home. Register now!
Las Brisas Restaurant in Laguna Beach Tuesday, August 19 Fee: $35.00 Leave: 7:30 a.m. – Return: 5:30 p.m.
This morning we arrive into beautiful Laguna Beach for a “brunch style” breakfast (included) at Las Brisas. En-joy made-to-order omelettes, fresh fruits, bacon, sausage, potatoes, pas-tries, orange juice, coffee and more at the buffet. After brunch we will drive to Fashion Island for a couple of hours of shopping. And last, we will make one last stop into Corona Del Mar at Rogers Gardens. The have beautiful gardens and galleries to walk through.
Lunch at Benihana’s and Tour of The Workman Homestead Wed., September 10 Fee: $34.00 Leave: 11:00 a.m. – Return: 4:00 p.m.
Start the day off with lunch at Be-nihana’s near the City of Industry. You will have a choice of beef or chicken with rice, veggies, a non-alcoholic bev-erage and ice cream for dessert. After our delicious meal we will take a drive to the Workman & Temple Homestead Museum in the City of Industry. The Homestead Museum is a six acre site that was once part of the nearly 49,000 acre Rancho La Puente. The museum provides a unique way to look at Southern California’s history from the time that California was part of Mexico through the Roaring Twenties. The Museum features the Workman House, a 1920’s Spanish Colonial Revival man-sion noted for it’s architectural crafts, and El Campo Santo, one of the oldest private cemeteries in the region.
The California Avocado Festival In Carpenteria Saturday, October 4 Fee: $22.00 Leave: 8:30 a.m. – Return: 7:00 p.m.
Spend the day in beautiful Carpenteria! Plenty of things to see and do! Enjoy a wonderful variety of avocado & food dishes! Lunch is on your own today!
TUESDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE 1:00 pm
Please remember to stop by and sign Birthday Cards for the homebound and Get-Well and Thinking Of You Cards that bring a little sunshine to others.
The table is located in the lobby. Thank you for taking the time to make a difference in the lives of others.
YOU, ME, & TIME!YOU, ME, & TIME!YOU, ME, & TIME!YOU, ME, & TIME!
Wednesday, Apr 2 Game RoomWednesday, Apr 2 Game RoomWednesday, Apr 2 Game RoomWednesday, Apr 2 Game Room 10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am————11:00 am11:00 am11:00 am11:00 am
Date: Movie: Subject to Change Due to Availability Type:
FREE
Thursday Afternoon Movie 1:00 p.m. FREE
Apr 3 Apollo 13 Drama Apr 10 Cast Away Drama Apr 17 Philadelphia Drama Apr 24 Forrest Gump Comedy
Date: Movie: Type:
Tuesday, April 15 10:00 a.m.
Diabetes Roundtable!
These meetings offer both preventative and important information on this controllable disease. This is a good time to ask any ques-
tions that you might have.
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Apr 1 About Time Romance Apr 8 Rush Action Apr 15 All Is Lost Drama Apr 22 Enough Said Comedy Apr 29 Saving Mr. Banks Drama
The AARP Driver Safety Program is the nation’s first and largest classroom course, designed especially for drivers ages 50 and older. However, the course is open to licensed drivers of all ages. Course completion helps older drivers refine existing skills and develop safe driving strategies in today’s challenging driving environment. There are no tests required. You may also be able to receive a premium dis-count from your auto insurance company, after completing the AARP safety driving course. Pre-registration is required. Please register at the senior center front desk.
AARP Driver Safety Program at
the Azusa Senior Center
~ 8 Hour Class
Mon. & Wed. May 12 & 14
From 8:30 am—12:30 pm
Cost: $15 AARP Members
$ 20 Non-members
The City of Azusa Recreation and Family Services Department would like you to be
aware that the Azusa Senior Center Code of Conduct is available at the Senior
Center front desk.
MENU: Fried Chicken, Baked Beans,
Potato Salad, Roll and Apple Pie
Kentucky Derby EventKentucky Derby EventKentucky Derby EventKentucky Derby Event
DateDateDateDate: May 3rd
TimeTimeTimeTime: 2:00 p.m.—4:00 p.m.
CostCostCostCost: $7.00
Azusa Senior Center’s T.V. Room
Come celebrate the 140th Come celebrate the 140th Come celebrate the 140th Come celebrate the 140th Kentucky Derby with us as we enjoy Kentucky Derby with us as we enjoy Kentucky Derby with us as we enjoy Kentucky Derby with us as we enjoy all the festivities from the event. all the festivities from the event. all the festivities from the event. all the festivities from the event.
Enjoy food, games, raffles and the race on the “Big Screen”
Casual Dress or Sunday Best!!!
Tickets available now at the front desk.
Ladies Southern Hat Parade & Contest
Thursday, May 15
*Dinner & Dance: $14 5:30—10:00 pm
*Dance Only: $ 7 7:00—10:00 pm
Food Catered by:
Max’s Mexican Cuisine
Spring Fling
Dinner & Dance
Entertainment by:
Sonic Boom
Purchase tickets by Mon., May 12
May 1 11:00 am Cinco de Mayo with a special Cinco de Mayo trio entertaining us.
May 9 10:30 am Mother’s Day Celebration with Bobby Z entertaining from 11:00 am—1:00 pm.
**If you would like to join us for lunch on either of these special days, your lunch reservation needs to be made at least two days before event.
Cinco de Mayo &Cinco de Mayo &Cinco de Mayo &Cinco de Mayo & Mother’s Day CelebrationsMother’s Day CelebrationsMother’s Day CelebrationsMother’s Day Celebrations
BE SURE TO SIGN IN AT REGISTRATION DESK TO RECEIVE YOUR “TICKET NUMBER” BEFORE 11:45 A.M. LUNCH IS SE RVED AT NOON. Reservations are required 48 hours in advance. Call (626) 812-5204. Advance reservations are forfeited at 11:45 am. Late arrivals will be added to the waiting list. If you make a reservation for a Monday, be sure to check in before 11:15 or you will forfeit your lunch reservation. All adults 60 years and older and their spouses are welcome to have lunch. The suggested donation is $1.85 per meal. Guests 50-59 years shall pay $3.00 per meal. This program is funded in part through Title III of the Older Americans Act as amended by the County of Los Angeles Area Agency on Aging. All meals are served with milk, bread and margarine. Transportation is available to Azusa residents from Azusa Dial-a-Ride. Call (626) 812-5206. ***Menus subject to change***
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MONDAY WEDNESDAY
TERIYAKI CHICKEN Brown Rice Carrot Coins Cucumber Salad Lemon Cake
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Starting Time for Mondays! 11:30 AMStarting Time for Mondays! 11:30 AMStarting Time for Mondays! 11:30 AMStarting Time for Mondays! 11:30 AM
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TUESDAY
BAKED FISH OR CHILI EGG CASEROLE Orange Juice Parsley Carrots Oven Roasted Potatoes Tossed Salad Chocolate Pudding
VEGETABLE QUICHE Albondiga Soup Spinach Salad w/Oranges Red Potatoes Banana
FRIDAY
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22 BEEF FAJITAS Apple Juice Spanish Rice Pinto Beans Coleslaw & Peanut Butter Cookie
25TURKEY A LA KING Cream of Celery Soup Buttered Noodles Corn Bread & Broccoli Carrot & Raisin Salad Banana
BAKED FISH OR ROAST PORK W/GRAVY Harvard Beets Mashed Potatoes Confetti Coleslaw Banana
MEATLOAF Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes Green Bean Salad Pineapple Chunks
If you make a reservation for a Monday, please be sure to check in before 11:15 or you will forfeit your
lunch reservation. Lunch is served at 11:30 am on
Mondays.
CHICKEN ENCHILADA CASSEROLE Spanish Rice Lettuce & Tomato Salad Pinto Beans Melon Medley
BAKED FISH OR CHILI MACORONI Corn Bread Green Beans Potato Wedges Marinated Tomato & Gr. Pepper Salad Fresh Apple
THURSDAY
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CHILI EGG PUFF Lentil Soup Barley Pilaf Normandy Vegetables Sunshine Salad Cinnamon Spiced Apples
CHICKEN A LA MORRISON Split Pea Soup Fresh Yams American Salad Pineapple
BEEF STIR FRY W/GINGER Tomato Bisque Soup Rice Pilaf Spinach Salad w/Mandarin Oranges Broccoli & Carrots Gingered Pears
HAWAIIAN CHICKEN Barley Mushroom Soup White Bread Green Peas Waldorf Salad Fresh Sweet Potato Peach Crisp w/Oatmeal
2 3 BAKED FISH OR ITALIAN SAUSAGE W/PEPPERS & ONION Spaghetti w/ Marinara Sauce Coleslaw Summer Squash Blend Banana
El menú ahora estaráEl menú ahora estaráEl menú ahora estaráEl menú ahora estará disponible mensualmente en español disponible mensualmente en español disponible mensualmente en español disponible mensualmente en español
1 HAMBURGER PATTY Whole Grain Bun Green Beans & Corn Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle BBQ Beans Citrus Cup
TURKEY A LA KING Cream of Celery Soup Buttered Noodles Corn Bread & Broccoli Carrot & Raisin Salad Banana
STEAK PICADO Baked Potato Broccoli Vegetables Spinach Salad Citrus Fruit Cup
BAKED HAM W/RAISIN SAUCE Orange Juice Cornbread Creamed Spinach Sweet Potato Tossed Salad & Easter Cake
“Birthday Celebration”
BAKED HERB CHICKEN Orange Juice Rice Pilaf Brussels Sprouts & Carrots Combination Salad Tapioca Pudding
28 SPINACH QUICHE Minestrone Soup Green Beans Lettuce & Tomato Salad Birthday Cake
OVEN BROWN CHICKEN Navy Bean Soup Broccoli Biscuit Three Beans Salad Gingered Pears
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BBQ BEEF Orange Juice Brown Rice Yam Carrot & Raisin Salad Iced Chocolate Cake
MAY 1ST WILL BE OUR CINCO DE MAYO LUNCHEON & CELEBRATION
ENTERTAINMENT WILL BEGIN AT 11:00 AM
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO STAY FOR LUNCH ON MAY 1ST YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION BY APRIL 29TH.
APRIL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES (CONT.)APRIL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES (CONT.)APRIL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES (CONT.)APRIL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES (CONT.)
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THIS BULLETIN CAN BE MAILED TO YOUR HOME FOR 12 MONTHS FOR $5.00. Make check payable to “City of Azusa”
If you are grieving and are in need of support, please join us as we have therapists from
Azusa Pacific University visit the Azusa Senior Center.
Every Monday between April 14—May 5 10:30 am—11:30 am
Living Through Loss
Informational Meeting
Tue., Apr 22 1:00 pm: Movie: Enough Said
Thu., Apr 24 9:00 am: Nutrition Site Agenda Meeting
1:00 pm: Movie: Forrest Gump
Mon., Apr 28 1:00 pm: BINGO
Tue., Apr 29 11:30 am: Birthday Celebration
1:00 pm: Movie: Saving Mr. Banks
Wed., Apr 30 5:30 pm: Wednesday Night Dinner 6:30 pm: Wednesday Night Bingo
Monday, April 7Monday, April 7Monday, April 7Monday, April 7th th th th LobbyLobbyLobbyLobby
9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. –––– 1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.
Kick off spring time with a Craft Fair!Kick off spring time with a Craft Fair!Kick off spring time with a Craft Fair!Kick off spring time with a Craft Fair! Craft vendors will be with us today, selling Craft vendors will be with us today, selling Craft vendors will be with us today, selling Craft vendors will be with us today, selling
their home made craft items.their home made craft items.their home made craft items.their home made craft items. This is a great time to buy those handmade This is a great time to buy those handmade This is a great time to buy those handmade This is a great time to buy those handmade gifts for your loved ones or for yourself. gifts for your loved ones or for yourself. gifts for your loved ones or for yourself. gifts for your loved ones or for yourself.
BBQ Hot Dogs, Chips & Drink BBQ Hot Dogs, Chips & Drink BBQ Hot Dogs, Chips & Drink BBQ Hot Dogs, Chips & Drink for $3for $3for $3for $3
Proceeds Benefit Senior ProgramsProceeds Benefit Senior ProgramsProceeds Benefit Senior ProgramsProceeds Benefit Senior Programs
Go Hunting for Great Treats!
Hat Parade & Easter Egg Hunt
Wednesday, April 16th
11:15 pm ~ Easter Hat Parade (dining room) Noon ~ Easter Luncheon (make lunch reservations by April 14) 12:30 pm ~ Easter Egg Hunt
The hunt will take place throughout Senior Center Building.
This activity for seniors only!
A Limit of 5 Eggs (prizes) Per Person!
Distinguished Site and St. Patrick's Day
Celebration!
$5 Mondays 1:00 p.m. Cards go on sale 12:30 pm
Bingo program for adults 18 years and above. Sorry, no children allowed.
$7 Buys 2 Packs
Minimum buy 10 games
Minimum BINGO Pay-out $50
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Bring a Friend!!!
When: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month
Where: Azusa Senior Center Dining Room
Time: 1:00 pm
Join us for some senior BUNCO fun! The cost is $5.
Next BUNCO. Apr 2 & 16
Last Dial-A-Ride Pick Up at 4:00p.m.!
Mexican Train Dominoes
Join us for a great game of Mexican Train Dominoes. If you don’t know how to play, we will teach you!
Every Tuesday in the Lobby 1:00 p.m.—3:30 p.m.
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1ST Container is FREE 2nd & 3rd Container $5 each
For Azusa Residents Only.
Call Refuse Hotline (626) 812-5198 for more details.
It’s illegal to throw used syringes in the trash, yard waste barrels, recycling or
compost bins
Doors open at 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday Night Dinner & BingoWednesday Night Dinner & BingoWednesday Night Dinner & BingoWednesday Night Dinner & Bingo
April 30 5:30 p.m.—Dinner—$5.00
6:30 p.m.—Bingo
Please pre-register for dinner by Monday, Apr 28
**Bingo does not require reservations**
BINGO
All adults 18 years and over
$5 Buy-In—10 Games $7 Buys 2 Packs
**DIAL- A- RIDE INFORMATION**
Transportation is offered for this event through our Transportation Department only if there is a minimum
of 6 stops booked the day before; otherwise, transportation will be cancelled.
To reserve your ride, please call 626-812-5206.
Advisory, Nutrition & Bingo Council Meetings
Apr 1 9:30 a.m.—Advisory Executive Meeting Apr 3 9:00 a.m.—Nutrition Site Council Meeting Apr 8 1:00 p.m.—Advisory Council Meeting Apr 24 9:00 a.m.– Nutrition Site Agenda Meeting
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The Azusa Senior Center & Azusa Woman’s Club
Are available to rent for your special occasions, family gatherings, meetings and celebrations. Please call 626-812-5204 for rates and availability.
COME JOIN US!
VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH
Patricia (Patty) started out sharing her spirit of volunteerism at the Azusa Senior Center by working in the kitchen on the serving line. When approached with the idea of becoming a home delivered meal driver, she gladly accepted and has been delivering meals for the last 8 months. Patty is a full time student at Cal State Los Angeles and is majoring in Chemistry. Even with her busy schedule, she is never in
too big of a rush to greet and share her beautiful smile with the homebound she delivers to. She genuinely enjoys helping out at the
center. Thank you so very much for all of your help! Patricia
Escobedo
VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH
Davealynn McCloy has been coming to our center for over 10 years now. She loves to come and work at the coffee corner. Did you know you can get a cup of coffee or tea and a goody for only 50
cents? Besides a good cup of coffee you can get friendly service from Davealynn. She is a very neat, orderly worker and very efficient vol-unteer. Davealynn enjoys visits from her many grandchildren and is a
good grandma. Thank you Davelynn, you’re doing a good job! Davealynn McCloy
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Travel Time Tours of San Dimas and the CITY OF AZUSA SENIOR CENTER are pleased to offer the following ONE-DAY, OVERNIGHT, and EXTENDED tours. Trip Flyers and Registration are available now at the AZ-USA SENIOR CENTER Reception Desk! STOP BY AND SEE US TODAY!
TRAVEL TIME TOURS TRAVEL TIME TOURS TRAVEL TIME TOURS TRAVEL TIME TOURS
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PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO: TRAVEL TIME TO URS =============================================================================
PICK-UP POINT: West Covina, FOOD 4 LESS/Mega Shoes (corner of Puente & Azusa Avenues)
TRIP CANCELLATION INSURANCE RECOMMENDED ON ALL OVERNIGHT TOURS
Tue., Apr 1 9:30 am: Advisory Executive Meeting
1:00 pm: Movie: About Time
Wed., Apr 2 10:00 am: Wii Wednesday in the Game Room
1:00 pm: Bunco
Thu., Apr 3 9:00 am: Nutrition Site Council Meeting
1:00 pm: Movie: Apollo 13
Mon., Apr 7 9:00 am: Bingo Executive Meeting
9:30 am—1:00 pm: Spring Craft Fair 11:45 am—1:00 pm: Hot Dog Meal Deal Sale
10:30—11:30 am: Living Through Loss Bereavement Group
1:00 pm: BINGO
Tue., Apr 8 1:00 pm: Advisory Council Meeting
1:00 pm: Movie: Rush
Wed., Apr 9 10:00 am: Sara Polinsky Estate Planning Attorney (by appointment)
Thurs., Apr 10 1:00 pm: Movie: Cast Away
Mon., Apr 14 10:30—11:30 am: Living Through Loss Bereavement Group
1:00 pm: BINGO
Tue., Apr 15 10:00 am: Diabetes Roundtable Discussion (library area)
1:00 pm: Movie: All Is Lost
Wed., Apr 16 11:15: Easter Hat Parade
12:00 pm: Easter Luncheon (reservations must be made by April 14)
12:30 pm: Easter Egg Hunt (Seniors Only)
1:00 pm: Bunco
Thu., Apr 17 1:00 pm: Movie: Philadelphia
Mon., Apr 21 10:00 am: Free Red Cross Blood Pressure Stay Hydrated ~ Free Bottled Water
10:30—11:30 am: Living Through Loss Bereavement Group
1:00 pm: Bingo
APR 16 M E E T T H E “ E N D E A V O U R ” & V I E W I M A X F I L M $59.50 (Wed) AT THE CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER
“Houston, we (don’t) have a problem.” The California Science Center, located at Exposition Park near the Los Ange-les Memorial Coliseum, is proud to be the permanent home of Endeavour “Orbiter Vehicle-105,” which completed 25 missions into space and is still the most advanced, efficient rocket engine in the world! Our day’s highlights will in-clude a reserved, ample “timed visit” of Endeavour, a visit of the Science Center itself (another Los Angeles treasure), perhaps a visit to the nearby Rose Garden (the location of choice for weddings and photographs of family gatherings since 1928), PLUS we’ve include an IMAX showing of “Hubble 3-D.”
APR 25-27 Y O S E M I T E N A T I O N A L P A R K Share pp $339.50 (Fri-Sun) 3 DAYS - 2 NIGHTS Sgl $429.50
INCLUDES DELUXE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DAILY! WEEKEND GETAWAY! Located in central Cali-fornia on the Western slope of the Sierra Nevada, this mountainous region offers unusual beauty, breathtaking scen-ery, and numerous waterfalls. The waterfalls are never more spectacular than in the spring. Highlights include Wawona Hotel, Bridalveil Fall, Yosemite Falls, El Capitan, Half Dome, Yosemite Village, the historic Ahwahnee Hotel and even a visit to picturesque Bass Lake. Accommodations will once again be just outside the Park in Oak-hurst at the Yosemite Southgate Hotel & Suites (formerly Shilo Inn). FLYER!
MAY 5-9 N E W Y O R K C I T Y “SPRINGTIME ON BROADWAY ” Share pp $1709.00 (Mon-Fri) 5 MORE UNFORGETTABLE DAYS Sgl $2259.00
This tour is a direct result of our hugely popular “Christmas in New York” tour we offer each December. Since so many of you have asked for a spring departure, we are happy to say, “By Popular Demand” here it is (again)! Same GREAT non-stop flight to New York City, same GREAT hotel (The Edison, an excellent midtown Manhattan proper-ty in the heart of Times Square) and another GREAT itinerary. Highlights this spring will include a Broadway show, a narrated City Tour including Downtown and Uptown, 3-hour fully narrated Circle Line Cruise around Manhattan (down the Hudson and up the East Rivers), and (optional) Central Park Carriage ride. With our FULLY ESCORTED TOUR of New York City you will see it all: Central Park, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 5th Avenue, Harlem, Greenwich Village, Madison Square Garden, Penn Station, Battery Park, Empire State Building (additional cost for ride to the top), Ground Zero (yes, we have a “timed” GROUP reservation to visit the recently opened 9/11 MEMORIAL), and much, much more. And of course, your airfare is included! CALL US FOR A FLYER!
MAY 13-15 R I V E R S I D E H O T E L & C A S I N O G E T A W A Y Share pp $139.50 (Tue-Thur) 3 DAYS – 2 NIGHTS – ZERO REGRETS! Sgl $169.50
MAY 16-25 G R A N D A L A S K A L A N D T O U R 2 0 1 4 Share pp $1939.00 (Friday) 10 DAY – 9 NIGHT INTERIOR ALASKAN ADVENTURE, add AIR Sgl $2899.00
MAY 20-27 L O N D O N & P A R I S Share pp $4099.00 (Tuesday) 8 DAYS – 2 GRAND CITIES – FULLY ESCORTED Sgl $5145.00
SENIOR CLUBS REGULAR ACTIVITIES
ESPERANZA Sundays— 1st & 3rd from 1:00—4:00 pm
SENIOR CLUB Annual Dues: $5.00
GOLDEN AGE CLUB First Friday— Room 4 from 11:00—1:30 pm Annual Dues: $3.00
GOLDEN OAKS BINGO TIME Thursdays—Dining Room from 1:00 - 3:00 pm (Bingo after lunch; 5 cents a card)
Recycling bins are located at the northwest side of the parking lot. Please support your center by utilizing these bins. Items
accepted are plastics, aluminum cans, mixed papers and newspapers.
RECYCLE AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Sponsored by the City of Azusa Senior Center. Trip reservations are accepted at the Senior Center Reception Desk. Sign-ups for new trips open to residents and non-residents beginning on the first business day of this month. Your cooperation will be appreciated by having the correct amount of cash or check made payable to the “City of Azusa”.
Azusa Pacific University student nurse, will be here on Tuesdays from 9 –11:30am to answer health
questions and on Thursdays from 9:30—11:30am for blood pressure screening .
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• No limit on how many times you use the card • 9 out of 10 pharmacies participate • Card available at the Azusa Senior Center • For more information call 888-620-1749
• Average Savings of 20% • Free Enrollment & No limit on usage • Coverage for all family members • No age or income requirements
Start saving today with City of Azusa prescription discount card! The prescription discount card is easy to use and can be used anytime your prescription
is not covered by insurance.
LOWER THE COST OF YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS!
AZUSA SENIOR CENTER TRIPS AZUSA SENIOR CENTER TRIPS AZUSA SENIOR CENTER TRIPS AZUSA SENIOR CENTER TRIPS
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BILLIARDS (in game room)
Mon. 8:30 am—1 pm 2:00 pm—3 pm Tue. 10:30 am—3 pm Fri. 10:30 am—1 pm Wed. & Thu.. 8:30 am—3 pm
PING PONG (in game room)
Mon. 1 pm—2 pm Tue. & Fri. 8:30 am—10:30 am MON—THU: Game room closed at 3 pm FRI: Game room closed at 1:00 pm
BINGO (in dining room)
Mon. 1 pm
Spend the Day at Union Station Thursday, April 10 Fee: $56.00 Leave: 8:15 a.m. – Return: 5:00 p.m.
We arrive at the L.A. Music Center to meet our step-on guide, John Daugh-tery for a fabulous tour of Los Angeles! Our first stop will be into the Hollywood area where you will board the SUBWAY for a one-way ride into Union Station. Once at the station you will go on a walking tour with your tour guide. The station opened in May 1939 as the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, re-placing the older La Grande Station and Central Station. One of a number of union stations built in the early 1900’s, it served trains from the Union Pacific, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railways. Then it’s off to lunch at Cole’s Restau-rant. You will have a choice of: A Pas-trami Dip sandwich with coleslaw, a Turkey Dipper with coleslaw, or a Grilled Cheese & Tomato Soup combo. All entrees come with a non-alcoholic beverage. Our last stop today will be at the Petersen Automotive Museum. The museum features exhibits of various types of vehicles along with a Discovery Center for hands-on interactive teach-ing exhibits.
Mystery Trip #2 Thursday, May 29 Fee: $70.00 Leave: 4:15 p.m. – Return: 11:30 p.m.
Our first evening Mystery Trip! We are sure that you will love it! Register now, this popular trip is a sell out every year!
Spend the Day Along the Dana Point Wharf Thursday, June 19 Fee: $63.00 Leave: 1:00 p.m. – Return: 8:30 p.m.
We start the afternoon with a late lunch at The Wind and Sea Restaurant in Da-na Point. You’ll have a choice of a: Roast Beef Sandwich topped with cheese, served with au jus, a Hula Chicken Sandwich with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, pickles, pineapple, and Swiss cheese, or a Deluxe burger, a fresh half pound beef patty topped with Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onions and pickles. All sandwiches come with French fries, non alcoholic beverage, and a slice of Cheese Cake for dessert. Next, we walk over to check-in at the Dana Wharf Sport Fish-ing Cruises for a 2 hour whale watching cruise.
