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Senior News July 2016 Senior News July 2016 Senior Activity Center, 1699 Homes Avenue, Ashland OR 97520 tel: 541-488-5342 Online at: www.ashlandseniorcenter.org tty: 711 Ice Cream Social !! Featuring JABBERWOCKY Wednesday, July 20th, 12:30 Mark your calendars and join us for an old fashioned Ice Cream Social with great music performed by Jabberwocky in beautiful Hunter Park next to the Senior Center. The eight-piece band plays a fun-loving ar- ray of old time favorites, including Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue; Clarinet Marmalade; and Makin’ Whoopee to name a few. This event is free; however, tips for the band will be gladly accepted. Sit back, relax and enjoy a wonderful summer afternoon with music in the park. Hope to see you there! RVTD Transportation Focus Group Every four years the United Way seeks the input of Jackson County resi- dents on improving the mobility of three target groups: individuals with disabilities, older adults and persons of low income. Your input is valued so please come and share how you travel around the Rogue Valley, your im- pression of the transportation options available and any barriers to trans- portation you may face. Come and participate with us at the Transportation Focus Group on Wednesday, July 13th, 12:45 p.m. at the Ashland Senior Center. Please join us! Dagoba Chocolates and Caldera Brewing Company Tour Join us on Thursday, July 7th, 10:30 a.m. for tours of Dagoba Chocolates and the Caldera Brewing Company. Dagoba is known for crafting fine chocolate in a socially responsible way. We will get a window tour of how the chocolates are crafted and then sample a variety of them. The Caldera Brewing Company is dedicated to producing uncompromised quality ales, lagers, sodas and cuisine. After the tours we will enjoy lunch at the Caldera restaurant. The cost of the trip is $5 and payment is due at the time of reservation. Please bring $$ for lunch. Space is limited so please drop by the Senior Program Office to make a reserva- tion or call 488-5342. We will meet at the Senior Center at 10:00 a.m. and leave promptly at 10:15 a.m. Food and Friends Lunch Is Served 11:30 - 12:30pm July Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 4 5 6 7 1 Shake & Bake SPAGHETTI ROAST PORK KING RANCH PORCUPINE SHAKE & BAKE "The greatest gift of the garden is the Chicken w/MEAT SAUCE w/GRAVY CHICKEN BAKE MEATBALLS CHICKEN Italian Blend Vegetables restorationWhip potatoes of theScandinavian five senses." Blend Sr Cream/Chive Pota- BakedLyonnaise Beans Potatoes Whole Kernel Corn - Hannaw/Gravy Rion Vegetables toes BroccoliBroccoli Normandy & Carrots Garlic Roll Green Beans & Toma- Marinated Vegetable Green Peas WheatOat Bran Bread Bread Peach Cobbler toes Salad Rye Bread Ginger Cookie Cracked Wheat Roll Chocolate & Vanilla July 4th Carrot Cake 3 4 4 CLOSED FOR SPAGHETTI 5 Roast TurkeyROAST w/ PORK6 Chicken Salad 7 Breaded Baked Fish 8 Spaghetti THE 4TH OF JULY Gravy Sandwich w/ Tartar Sauce w/ Meat Sauce HOLIDAYw/MEAT SAUCE w/GRAVY Potatoes w/Gravy Vegt Pasta Salad Parslied Potatoes Italian Blend Vegt Italian Blend Vegetables Whip potatoes Whole Kernel CornSuccotash w/Gravy Mandarin Pineapple Steamed Spinach Whole Kernel Corn Garlic Roll Rye BreadGreen Beans & Toma-Salad Seven Grain Bread Oat Bran Roll Peach Cobbler Cinnamon Peartoes Crisp Whole Wheat Bread Birthday Cake Molasses Cookie Peanut Butter Bar 10 11 12 13 CHICKEN VEGETA- MACARONI BAKED HAM 14 11 Beef CabbageBEEF PATTY 12 Mac-n-Cheese 13 Meatloaf w/ 14 Vegetable Cheese 15 Ham w/Pineapple w/GRAVY BLE STIR FRY & CHEESE w/MUSTARD SAUCE MEATLOAF Bake Escalloped Tomatoes Gravy StrataColcannon Potatoes Sauce Oven Braised Potatoes w/RICE Escalloped Tomatoes w/GRAVY Seasoned Carrots ParsliedCountry Potatoes Trio Vegetables Cut Green Green Beans Peas/Mushrooms Garlic GardenWhipped Vegetable Capri Blend Vegt ScallopedParslied Potatoes Potatoes Bran Rye Bread Scand BlendMultigrain Vegt Bread Cornmeal Marin Roll Spring GardenPotatoes Salad Spinach Romaine ItalianMixed Blend Vegetables Vegt Birthday Cake Squash Bread Oatmeal RollSugar Cookie Bread PuddingSalad w/ CountrySunflower Trio Vegt Seed RollSalad Squash Bread Fresh Cantaloupe Raisins Bran Rye Bread Dill Wheat Roll Lemon Square 17 18 Birthday19 Cake Applesauce20 Cookie 21 18 Chicken Pot Pie 19 Teriyaki Meat- 20 Chicken & Penne 21 Meatloaf w/Creole 22 Turkey Divan Spinach balls Pasta Sauce Bake Whole Kernel Corn Steamed Brown Rice Broccoli Cuts O’Brien Potatoes Oregon Bean Medley Buttermilk Biscuit Capri Blend Vegt Steamed Carrots Scand Blend Vegt Harvard Beets Peaches Green Peas Bran Wheat Roll Onion Bread Seven Grain Roll 22 23 24 25 26 Almond Poppyseed Snickerdoodle Tapioca Pudding Fresh Watermelon Cake Cookie 25 Lima Beans & 26 Beef Lasagna 27 Chicken and 28 Tuna Salad 29 Roast Pork Ham Country Trio Vegt Rice Bake Sandwich w/ Gravy Mixed Vegetables Garden Vegt Salad Cut Green Beans Potato Salad Sour cream & Chive Steamed Spinach Garlic Roll Whole Kernel Corn Carrot Pineapple Sal- Potatoes Herb Bread Butterscotch Bar Multigrain Bread ad Green Peas Grace’s Chocolate Golden Fruit Cup Whole Wheat Bread Wheat Bread Cookie Frosted Orange Cake Apple Cobbler Senior Activities Calendar July 2016 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Insurance “What good is the warmth of summer, Assistance without the cold of winter to give it 10:00 - 1:00 Birthday Friday 11:15 sweetness.” Movie 12:30 ― John Steinbeck “Yankee Doodle Dandy” 1942 (2hrs 6min) 4 CLOSED FOR 5 Discussion Group 6 Yoga 9:15 &10:30 7 Adv Tai Chi 9-10:30 8 Insurance THE HOLIDAY 9:30 - 11:30 Computer Tutor Adv Line Dance 10:45 Assistance Mac Instruction 12:30 11:00 by appointment Mac Instruction 2:00 10:00 - 1:00 by appointment Line Dancing 1:00 Movie 12:30 Cribbage Group 1:00 Listening Post 11:15 “The Intern” Hearts, Spades 1:00 Somatics 2:45-4:15 2015 (2hrs 1min) Mah Jongg 1:00 - 4:00 Day Trip 10:30 11 Beg/Int Tai Chi 12 Discussion Group 13 Yoga 9:15 &10:30 14 Adv Tai Chi 9-10:30 15 Insurance 9:15 –11:00 9:30 - 11:30 Computer Tutor Adv Line Dance 10:45 Assistance at The Grove Mac Instruction 12:30 11:00 by appointment Mac Instruction 2:00 10:00 - 1:00 Computer Tutor by appointment Blood Pressure Clinic by appointment Movie 12:30 11:00 by appt Line Dancing 1:00 10:45 - 11:45 Listening Post 11:15 “Dodge City” Line Dancing 1:00 Cribbage Group 1:00 Hearts, Spades 1:00 1939 (1hr 44min) Transportation Focus Somatics 2:45-4:15 Mah Jongg 1:00 - 4:00 Group 12:45 18 Beg/Int Tai Chi 19 Discussion Group 20 Yoga 9:15 &10:30 21 Adv Tai Chi 9-10:30 22 Insurance 9:15 –11:00 9:30 - 11:30 Computer Tutor Adv Line Dance 10:45 Assistance at The Grove Mac Instruction 12:30 11:00 by appointment Mac Instruction 2:00 10:00 - 1:00 Computer Tutor by appointment by appointment Movie 12:30 11:00 by appt Line Dancing 1:00 Ice Cream Social Listening Post 11:15 “Calendar Girls” Line Dancing 1:00 Cribbage Group 1:00 12:30 Hearts, Spades 1:00 2003 (1hr 48min) Somatics 2:45-4:15 Mah Jongg 1:00 - 4:00 25 Beg/Int Tai Chi 26 Discussion Group 27 Yoga 9:15 &10:30 28 Adv Tai Chi 9-10:30 29 Insurance 9:15 –11:00 9:30 - 11:30 Computer Tutor Adv Line Dance 10:45 Assistance at The Grove Mac Instruction 12:30 11:00 by appointment Mac Instruction 2:00 10:00 - 1:00 Computer Tutor by appointment by appointment Movie 12:30 11:00 by appt Line Dancing 1:00 Blood Pressure Clinic Listening Post 11:15 “Always” Line Dancing 1:00 Cribbage Group 1:00 10:45– 11:45 Hearts, Spades 1:00 1989 (2hrs 3min) Somatics 2:45-4:15 Mah Jongg 1:00 - 4:00 FRIDAY MOVIE MATINEES SHOWTIME 12:30 POPCORN PROVIDED FRIDAY, July 1st - Yankee Doodle Dandy (2hrs 6min) NR 1942 James Cagney won the Best Actor Oscar for his lively portrayal of “Mr. Broadway,” George M. Cohan, in this lavish screen biography that highlights Cagney in some of his finest song-and-dance routines. Cast: James Cagney, Joan Leslie, Eddie Foy Jr., and more. FRIDAY, July 8th - The Intern (2hrs 1min) PG-13 2015 Agreeing to participate in a community outreach program, e-commerce entrepreneur Jules Ostin hires a 70 year old intern - - who ends up bringing his special brand of business savvy to her fashion enterprise. Cast: Robert De Niro, Anne Hathaway, Rene Russo, and more. FRIDAY, July 15th - Dodge City (1hr 44min) NR 1939 Wade Hatton (Errol Flynn), arrives in dangerous Dodge City and promptly helps lawmen round up some cattle rus- tlers. He’s invited to help a wagon train arrive safely in Dodge City, and while he’s away, bad guys take over the town. Cast: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Ann Sheridan, and more. FRIDAY, July 22nd - Calendar Girls (1hr 48min) PG-13 2003 The members of the Knapely Women’s Institute of North Yorkshire are resourceful and refined and they’re about to shock the residents of their little English town with a daringly bare philanthropy project. Cast: Helen Mirren, Julie Walters, Penelope Wilton, and more. FRIDAY, July 29th - Always (2hrs 3min) PG 1989 Pete Sandich, a firefighting pilot, dies in the line of duty but returns as a guardian angel to fledgling aviator Ted Baker. Pete’s task takes an unexpected twist, however, when Ted begins falling for the girl Pete left behind.
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