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The March 2021
Volume 23 No. 3
14601 Hayes Road, Apple Valley, Minnesota 55124 ● 952-953-2345
A n Ap p l e Va l l ey Se n i o r s M o n t h ly Pu b l i c a t i o n
Howdy, AVS Friends.
Have you ever had a problem that dogs you over and over, again and again, but you just can’t seem to figure out a solution? You get angrier, more frustrated, start saying bad words to no one in particular? Grrrrrrr!!!! Well bucko, here’s one of MY problems: In the cooooold winter time when I haul my under-dressed self out to the mailbox only to find the mail has not yet arrived – Grrrrrr!!! Anger! Frus-tration! All of which make the emptyhanded re-turn trip all the colder. Anger! Frustration! Grrrrrr! And this has been going on for years, gnawing at my soul. BUT NOT ANYMORE!!! Ha ha! I solved the problem with a little bit of country engineering. See pictures. When the mailcarrier opens the door, a little lever on the bottom of the door rotates and pushes a rod that rotates a little red ball on a string (visible from INSIDE the warm house!) off a metal peg, whence gravity finishes the job. No more wasted trips across the frozen tundra! When I DO go out to get the mail, it’s guaranteed to be a worthwhile trip – and I just re-set the little red ball for tomorrow! Woot! Life is good. Happy March, folks. -Randy Bailey
Sympathy Cards sent to the
Families of:
Jean Corley Lee Knutson Jo Langfus
Louie Ritmire
Get Well wishes sent to:
Dolores McElroy Diane Bergens Bob Carlson
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Activity registrations have moved online! Apple Valley Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce our new
online reservation system, CivicRec, is now available through the City’s website www.applevalleymn.gov. Our project team has been working on the launch of this new system with the goal to better and more efficiently serve you, our customers. Please Note: This is only used for City programs such as Tai Chi, Yoga, Water Exercise, Qigong classes and other activities provided by the Park and Recreation Department.
Activity registrations will be available online beginning in January 2021. In-person reservations will no longer be accepted.
· Please navigate to our NEW ONLINE CATALOG, click Log In/Create Account in the upper left corner. Follow the prompts to complete the account set up. · You will then receive a temporary password to login to your account.
Once you are logged in, you can review your Account Dashboard. Please verify your contact infor-mation. If you would like to receive text messages regarding future class and/or weather related updates for programs in which you are a registered participant, remember to include your cell number and service provider. If you have any trouble creating your account or have questions regarding reservations, please contact one of our Senior Center staff for assistance by calling 952-953-2345 or emailing [email protected] Instructions:
1. Open the City of Apple Valley website by going to www.applevalleymn.gov
2. In the upper right corner, hover over PLAY on the green bar
3. On the red drop-down menu under RECREATION PRO-GRAMS, click on SENIOR PROGRAMS
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4. Click on the ACTIVITIES link under RESOURCES. You’ll be redirected to the new CivicRec service.
5. Click PROCEED TO
SITE. 6. Create your account by selecting the Log In/Create Account in the upper left corner. 7. Select Create Your AV Park and Recreation Account in the blue square on the left side 8. Once you have your account set up, select the green SENIOR PROGRAMS tab. On the right side, then on the left side you will see some filter tabs. Under location filter click Senior Center and under Activity filter click Senior Programs
9. Complete your registration using the prompts for the event or activity
10. When finished picking out your selections click “Add to Cart”
11. If your purchase is complete click check out, this will take you to the Waiver prompt. Click on I agree to complete your order. You can now pay with credit card.
12. If you decide after you place in your cart that you do not want the activity, simply click on cart, then click the x on the right side of the item. This will delete it from your cart.
If you have problems setting up your account or scheduling your reservation, please do not hesitate to contact the Senior Center staff at
952-953-2345.
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Gentle Yoga Ages 55 & Over Apple Valley Senior Center Poses will be done on the floor, standing and with a chair. Designed to meet the needs of both beginners and intermediate students. Increase strength, flexibility, balance and energy. Bring a sticky mat, water bottle and comfortable clothing. Masks are required. SPRING9:45am-10:45am; 6 weeks FEE: $60 members, $65 non-members, $12 drop in
SESSION DAYS DATES 1 Wednesdays March 3-April 7
2 Fridays March 5-April 9 3 Wednesdays April 21-May 26 4 Fridays April 23-May 28 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: One week before session
TAI CHI Zoom Class until further notice Ages 55 & Over 10am; Thursdays, 6 weeks FEE: $60 members, $65 non-members
Tai Chi is a graceful slow movement exercise that started in China that creates outer and inner balance, energy, and strength along with mental and physical relaxa-tion. Tai Chi has proven through numerous studies to relieve pain and improve quality of life. Arthritis founda-tions around the world and the CDC are recommending it for arthritis and fall prevention. Tai Chi can be practiced either standing, sitting or with an aid. Wear comfortable clothes, shoes and have a water bottle close by.
SESSION
DATES
1 March 18, April 1-29 2 May 6-June 10 3 Aug 19-Sept 23 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: One week before session
Qigong Zoom Class until further notice Ages 55 & Over 11am; Thursdays, 6 weeks FEE: $60 members, $65 non-members
Spring Forest Qigong (pronounced "chee gong") is a simple, efficient, and effective method for helping you experience your optimal health, wellness, and happiness; helping you heal phys-ical and emotional pain; and enhancing the quality of your life and the lives of others. Qigong is a way of regulating internal movements in the body to improve your health, calm the mind and condition the body for sport
SESSION
DATES
4 March 18, April 1-29 5 May 6-June 10 6 Aug 19-Sept 23 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: One week before session
Instructor: Stephanie Siddiqui, owner of Touching Worlds LLC, offers classes through various community or city organiza-tions and educational institutions. See her website, www.touchingworlds.com for details.
Stephanie has a free sampler Zoom class called, Touching Worlds Together, every other Wednesday at 10 AM See her website, www.touchingworlds.com for details.
to register for Yoga, Tai Chi or Qigong please go to the city website
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Apple Valley Senior Center, Apple Valley, MN A 4C 02-1012
Contact Gina Shaughnessyto place an ad today!
[email protected] (800) 950-9952 x2487
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
1 9:30-11:30 Pool 10:00-11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00-11:00 General Meeting 11:00 SR Committee Meeting 1:00—3:00 Pool 1:00-3:30 Stitchers
2 9:30-11:30 Table Tennis 9:15 –11:30 Painters 9:30 –11:30 Quilters 1:00-3:00 Table Tennis 1:00-3:30 Painters
3 9:30-11:30 Pool 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00—Zoom Book Club*
4 9:00-9:45 Beg. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00-11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 1:00-3:30 Color & Chat 1:15-3:30 Recreated Cards
5 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Ladies Pool
8 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:30—11:30 Pool 10:00—11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00—3:00 Pool 1:00-3:30 Stitchers
9 9:30—11:30 Table Tennis 9:15 –11:30 Painters 1:00—3:00 Table Tennis 1:00-3:30 Painters
10 9:30-1:30 Pool 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool
11 9:00-9:45 Beg. Line Dance @ Community Center
10:00-1:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center
1:00-3:30 Color & Chat 1:15-3:30 Hardanger
12 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Ladies Pool
15 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:30-11:30 Pool 10:00-1:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00—3:00 Pool 1:00-3:30 Stitchers
16 9:30-11:30 Table Tennis 9:15 –11:30 Painters 9:30 –11:30 Quilters 10:00 Zoom Presentation on Memory* 1:00-3:00 Table Tennis 1:00-3:30 Painters
17 Happy St. Patrick’s Day
9:30-1:30 Pool 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:00—Zoom Scientific American* 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00—Zoom Bingo*
18 9:00-9:45 Beg. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00-11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00 Tai Chi—Zoom Class 11:00 Qigong —Zoom Class
1:00-3:30 Color & Chat 1:15-3:30 Recreated Cards
19 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 10:00 - Zoom Discover* 1:00-3:00 Ladies Pool
22 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:30-11:30 Pool 10:00-11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00-3:30 Stitchers
23 9:30-11:30 Table Tennis 9:15-11:30 Painters 1:00-3:00 Table Tennis 1:00-3:30 Painters
24 9:30-1:30 Pool 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00—Zoom Trivia*
25 9:00-9:45 Beg. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00-1:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:00 Tai Chi—Zoom Class 11:00 Qigong –Zoom Class 1:00 Zoom Travel Show by Landmark Travel 1:00-3:30 Color & Chat 1:15-3:30 Hardanger
26 9:00 Driver Improvement 4 hr 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Ladies Pool
29 9:15-10:15 Morning Stretch 9:30-11:30 Pool 10:00 Executive Committee 10:00-11:30 Inter. Line Dance @ Community Center 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00-3:30 Stitchers
30 9:00 Driver Improvement—8 hr 9:30-11:30 Table Tennis 9:15 -11:30 Painters 1:00—–:00 Table Tennis 1:00-3:30 Painters
31 9:00 Driver Improvement 8 hr 9:30-11:30 Pool 9:45 Yoga-Intermediate 10:45-11:45 Morning Stretch 1:00-3:00 Pool 1:00—Zoom Bingo*
Important Notice
This is a tentative calendar assuming the Senior Center is open and available to members. Events with a * are virtual and will be held whether the building is open or closed
All activities are by appointment
only. Please call 952-953-2345 to register.
Members may schedule in
advance; non-members may
call the day of for space
availability.
March Calendar of Events
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Apple Valley Senior Center, Apple Valley, MN B 4C 02-1012
• Independent Living • Assisted Living • Memory Care
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AVS Technology Group The AVS Technology Discussion group (led by Bob Anklam, usually meeting on the first Thursday of the month) will be taking a break for March and April. Look for us again on the May calendar!
Quilting Group
Attention Quilting/Sewing Group
We would like to start up the Quilting Group again. We will meet from 9:30 am to 11:30 am starting on the following Tuesdays: February 16th, March 2nd and March 16th and then will meet every Tuesday morning starting in April. This schedule is based on current Covid 19 requirements with wearing a mask, social distancing, hand washing and disinfecting equipment we use each session. Please call 952-953-2345 to reserve your spot. We are limited to 5 people per session. Please stay home if you are not feeling well. We are asking the quilting members to bring your own sewing supplies such as scissors, measuring tape, rotary cutters, pins and needle to use. We can use the sewing machines, irons and ironing boards at the center. I’m suggesting that we start with Lap Size and Baby Size Quilts so each person can com-plete their own quilt. At this time there will not be any tying of quilts due to social distancing.
Geri Claytor, Quilt Group Coordinator.
Knit & Crochet Group
Thank you for the donations to the Virtual Mitten Tree. These items were given to local schools and Charities
S/R COMMITTEE
The Committee is in desperate need of some new members. If you like to have fun, you are the perfect fit to join this group! We need your input on good stuff like lunches, entertainment, (i.e. Zoom Trivia) outings, anything Virtual. You will have staff support and then when you feel comfortable we will cut the strings and let you fly on your own. Make it your New Year’s Resolution to have more fun in 2021! If you are interested in joining the group just show up for the SR meeting on Monday, March 1, at 11 am. You may also contact Randy Bailey AV President or Bridget Samson at 952-953-2341 or at [email protected] for any additional questions.
Social and Recreation (“SR”) Committee
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The Book Club is planning to meet via Zoom on the first Wednesday of the month at 1:00pm. Information on how to take part in the gathering will be sent to all members who received a message about the Book Club this month. If you did not get that email and would like to join us, send an email to [email protected].
March: THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY by Shaffer and Barrows
April: OPEN AND SHUT by David Rosenfelt
First Edition Book Club
O PEEL PIE SSOCIETYYO PEEL PIE SSOCIETYY Y
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Apple Valley Senior Center, Apple Valley, MN C 4C 02-1012
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Senior of the Month ~ March, 2021 Bev Haze
Just when you think you know someone, writing an article about them will amaze you with fascinating facts.
Bev Haze was born in St. Louis & also earned her bachelors there at Harris Teachers College. As the oldest of 4, Bev gained a love for kids & added in music.
Bev taught 1st & 2nd grades in St. Louis before moving with husband, Leo, to Apple Valley in 1974. Think how many kids Bev shared her talents with.....taught tap, ballet, & jazz for 32 yrs; taught dance for 20 yrs.
Then Bev shared her talent with us & taught tap dance here at the senior center. Bev has an astounding num-ber of years being a senior center member....27 yrs! So what does Bev do when not involved with music. Question should be what doesn’t she do!
Bev has been a board member, she leads stretch class, volunteers for Feed My Starving Children not to men-tion the social & recreation activities plus volunteers often - anywhere she can.
Talking to Bev made me realize what an incredible heart she has. Music & dance movement make life so enjoya-ble. Bev added this to many, many lives over the years. She brought happiness to husband of 59 plus years, Leo.
When Bev & Leo are off visiting family ( 4 kids/5 grand-kids) in Florida, the question to ask Bev is: how many times does the family dance?
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Zoom Memory Workshops Join Rich Frieder, Executive Director for Learning RX will enlighten us on ways to stay sharp and active as you age! The fir st presentation is an overview of mental fitness, how to stay sharp. The second is focused completely on memory issues. Please register with the office by March 12 and April 16 accordingly. The Zoom links will then be emailed to you the day before each presentation.
Brain Fitness – Stay Sharp as You Age! March 16 @ 10am
No need to simply accept the idea that your mental skills – memory, processing speed, etc. - need to decline. Gain an understanding of the critical nature of these critical cognitive skills and how they impact performance and overall quality of life. Many individuals struggle with tasks like remembering grocery lists, phone numbers, names or simply remembering where they left their keys! We will discuss the latest theories related to aging and our brain function, provide strategies for strengthening these skills and actually do some fun brain training exer-cises in the workshop. Participants will gain a strong understanding and practi-cal strategies on how to stay sharp as we age. Improving Memory April 20 @ 10am
Stay sharp and active as you age! No need to simply accept the idea that your mental skills - especially memory - need to decline. Gain an understanding of the critical nature of long and short-term memory and how this im-pacts performance and overall quality of life. Many individuals struggle with tasks like remembering grocery lists, phone numbers, names or simply remembering where they left their keys! We will discuss the latest theories in memory, provide strategies for strengthening memory skills (from childhood to seniors) and actually do some do some fun memory exercises in class.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Apple Valley Senior Center, Apple Valley, MN D 4C 02-1012
Contact Gina Shaughnessy to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2487
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Wednesday, March 17 & 31, 2021 from 1:00pm -2:30pm
Come and enjoy Zoom BINGO. We will enjoy each other’s company and play 8 different bingo games.
Contact the AVSC at 952-953-2345 to pre-register and we can either send you your Bingo cards or stop by AVSC to pick them up. No need to use a dauber, these cards have a punch out for easy use, and you can use them over and over.
We will email you your zoom information a day ahead of time. Winners will be put into a drawing at the end for fun Gift Cards.
Join us for another round of Zoom Trivia Wednesday,March 24, 2021 1-2pm
There will be 20 questions varying from Pop culture, movies, music, history, sports, and more! Test your knowledge, see some friendly faces, and have fun! Simply call the center to sign up. We will email you the link to the zoom event the day before. On the day of the event, click on the zoom link and have fun! How to Play: All you need is a pen and paper! Staff will ask the questions and players will write down their answers. Once all 20 questions have been asked and answers given, the person with the most correct answers will win a prize. On your honor of course! If there is a tie a name will be drawn from a hat.
If you are hesitant to sign up because you have never used Zoom, call the center and speak with Bridget. Zoom may seem intimidating but it is actually very easy and fun to use.
Bridget can set up a one on one Zoom meeting with you and walk you through all the steps over the phone or just answer any questions you may have.
Zoom Opportunities
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Funkin' on the Northside - Prince & Black Minneapolis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OzVZmP6Jzk
How can the music of Prince help us funk our way to freedom today? With the song “Northside,” Prince & the New Power Generation laid out the political stakes of Black life in Minneapolis. Join Professor Elliott Powell of the University of Minnesota for an exploration of Prince’s funk aesthetics — how Prince used funk to speak to the ex-periences of being Black in Minneapolis and imagined a better, more just life and world for Black people in Minne-apolis.
"The Perils of Peace: Frederick Douglass, Winona, and Civil Rights" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq84N-ghAiw&t=332s A visit of Frederick Douglass abolitionist and civil rights leader and his visit to Minnesota/Winona in 1867. History at Home Author Talk with Wayne Gannaway,
More Zoom Opportunities
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Apple Valley Senior Center, Apple Valley, MN E 4C 02-1012
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Growing older is not awful; ageism is Older people are creative beings with priceless life experience. So please stop calling us "cute" and treating us as expendable. By Pat Samples JANUARY 28, 2021 — 5:32PM Ageism is a serious impediment for healthy and satisfying living among older people, and it’s treated too lightly. You are old. Therefore, you are useless. You are a burden on the rest of us. You are going downhill. You are out of date. You are expendable. You are sexless. You are "so cute."
These common messages about being old are insidious and pervasive in our culture. They are as discrimina-tory and damaging as racism and sexism. They devalue and set off to the side a huge segment of us who have reached a certain age. Based on what? The number of years we have lived. Seriously?
Unfortunately, ageism is a serious impediment for healthy and satisfying living among older people, and it is treated lightly. "Oh, they don't mean anything by it."
When someone at church or my chiropractor greets me with, "Hello, young lady," I not only cringe. I want to cry. Is that supposed to be a compliment?
They do mean something by it. They mean if you seem young then you're acceptable, you're better, you're not old. As if that's a dirty word.
How awful is it that I'm old? It's not awful. It's a good thing — a very good thing. It means I've lived a long time, have lots of experience, have a great deal to contribute. Why must people insist I be young, look young, act young? Why do I even hear older people bragging about how "young" they feel?
I remember being young. It had good things and bad things about it. I remember feeling insecure about fit-ting in, falling in love and failing at it often, wishing I knew more, not getting jobs because I didn't have enough experience.
No thanks, I don't want to "be young," even though some things about being young are wonderful. I also don't need to name as "young" the good things about my life. I can say instead that I feel vibrant, optimistic and enthused about living. I don't have to subscribe to the idolatry of youth.
I want to claim the age that I am, with all its pros and cons. Research studies show there are plenty of pros. Older people are actually happier than people of other ages. We also experience a pleasant burst of creativity in our 70s and 80s. We are less emotionally volatile. We acquire a kind of intelligence you can't have when you're younger; a way of understanding things in broader contexts and integrating the information between
This article from the Star Tribune is reprinted with written permission from author, Pat Samples ~ Brooklyn Center
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people, and it’s treated too lightly.
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our left and right brains. Gene Cohen's book "Mature Mind" and Ashton Applewhite's "This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism" elaborate on these and other assets of getting older.
Will a positive view of aging make any difference? Absolutely. Research led by Yale epidemiologist Becca Levy shows that a positive attitude toward aging will, on average, give us an additional 7.5 years of living. By contrast, ageist attitudes that convince us we are losing ground and aren't worth much negatively affect our health and our sense of self-worth. More depression, more falls and other serious consequences take over and literally take our lives.
I coordinate a discussion series for the Vital Aging Network called "Aging with Gusto," where gusto means living life in a way that is highly satisfying and meaningful for you. People use these discussions to explore key contribu-tors to vital aging and how to maximize them in their lives. They also come face-to-face with ageism and consider the choices they can make to counter it.
One participant said she told her group of friends she would no longer accept or send birthday cards that demean aging (even when they're supposed to be "fun," they do mean something — they foster ageism). Another woman said, "It opened my eyes to ageism. I've learned to check myself on what I say. It's changing my thinking."
For myself, I'm very glad I've lived this long, and I intend to make the most of every day I'm given. I ask that you treat me with respect and never call me "young" or "cute." Pat Samples lives in Brooklyn Center.
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Tuesday, March 2 Penn Museum/ Personally Guided African Galleries Tour
Thursday, March 4 The Lost Colony / Ft. Raleigh National Historic Park
Thursday, March 11 Lovingly, Marion/ McNay Art Museum
Thursday, March 18 The Story of Amistad/ Mystic Seaport Museum
Tuesday, March 23 Virtual Tour at Mitchell Caverns
Thursday, March 25 Big Bend National Park / Texas' Gift to the Nation
NEW Program Registration Each week, contact AVSC at 952-953-2345 and let us know which programs you are planning to participate in. We will send out a description of the program(s) and we ask you to reply by Friday at noon each week which program(s) you would like to view - Tuesday, Thursday or Both. The Senior Center will do the registering and we will send you the zoom link.
PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID TWIN CITIES, MN PERMIT NO. 7261
Apple Valley Seniors 7100 W. 147th Street Apple Valley, MN 55124
Phone: 952-953-2345
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DRIVER IMPROVEMENT COURSE
The Senior Center is partnering with Minnesota Highway Safety and Research Center / AAA to offer driver improvement courses for mature drivers.
Return Service Requested
8 Hour Initial Class
2-Part Class / Must Attend Both Days
March 23 & 24, 2021 Tues/Wed 9 am to 1 pm (both days)
$28 per person
REGISTER: 1-888-234-1294
4-Hour Refresher Class
March 26 Fri 9am to 1pm April 9 Fri Noon to 4pm April 13 Tue 9:00am-1:00pm
$24 per person
REGISTER: 1-888-234-1294
APPLE VALLEY SENIORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Randy Bailey, President
Jan Daker, Vice President
John Bennett, Treasurer
Geri Claytor, Asst. Treasurer
Greg Utecht, Secretary
Kathy Colbert, Member At Large
APPLE VALLEY SENIOR CENTER STAFF
Bridget Samson, Director
Pat Casperson, Building & Grounds
Peggy Kluthe, Supervisor
Sharon Lemke, Supervisor
