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ing up; he had used the entire his way through the smoke- roll of paper towels which he filled hallway into the kitchen. shoved into the compactor. He Smoke was pouring out of the turned on the compactor and compactor as it continued to headed back to the bathroom try and compact. A spark from It was 4 a.m. when Jim felt to take a shower. the compacting must have a nudge against his arm. He started the smoldering paper tried to ignore the nudge be- The warm water from the towels, setting off the alarms. cause he was very tired and shower felt good as he bent He pulled the compactor out would be getting up for work over and soaped up his foot to from under the counter, un- soon. The nudge became a make sure it would be com- plugged it and dragged it out to push until he was fully awake. pletely clean. As he did this he the sliding door. He pulled it He opened his eyes to see his didn’t hear the noise from the out, smoldering into the heavy dog, Winston, looking right at compactor that was repeatedly rain and grabbed the garden him with a pleading look. Jim trying to compact. He didn’t hose which he used to put out got up quietly so as not to wake know it then but in his haste to the smoldering fire. his wife. He groggily walked get into the shower he hadn’t through the hallway into the completely closed the compac- His wife and children were up, living room to where the door tor and the motor was trying opening doors and windows to the backyard was. He slid and trying to compact. He was throughout the house to get rid the door open and could hear enjoying the warm shower for of the smoke. Of course, he pouring rain out in the pitch a few minutes when he thought was soaked to the bone now. black night. he smelled smoke. He shut off The good news was that the the shower and now was sure fire was out and the smoke de- Winston took one look out and he was smelling smoke. tectors worked. After he told decided he didn’t have to go me this story I told him he was out after all. Jim slid the door By the time he came out of a chip off the old block because closed and decided to use the the bathroom the hallway this was something I know I bathroom off the hallway be- was filled with smoke and could have done. When he and fore returning to bed. He took the house smoke alarms were his wife returned to bed, they care of business and took about going off waking up his wife found Winston snuggled up in five steps out into the darkened and two children. He made the middle of the bed. hallway when he stepped in it. He was in his bare feet and one foot was now covered in you know what. Winston obvious- ly really had to go out. Jump- ing on one foot, he made it to the kitchen where he grabbed the roll of paper towels. As quick as he could he used the paper towels to clean his foot and shoved them in the com- pactor. He went back into the Planes of Fame hallway with the rest of the Air Museum 14998 Cal Aero Drive roll of paper towels after turn- Chino, CA 91710 ing on the hallway light. By the time he was finished clean- Page 4 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Dr. Mark Kramer DDS Dr. Carmy Michael DDS All procedures are performed by Dr. Kramer and Dr. Michael 2 Locations to Serve OC Seniors

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In recent years, James Brolin Hollywood, Brolin didn’t have as roles in The Virginian, and has been referred to more as to go too far. He was born July Owen Marshall: Counselor at Barbra Streisand’s husband 18, 1940, in Westwood, the el- Law alongside Arthur Hill and than for his acting, directing dest of two brothers and two Lee Majors. He also had a re- and producing career span- sisters and the son of Henry curring role on the short-lived ning more than half a century. and Helen Bruderlin. television series The Monroes. However, while his American At the age of 20, he changed legend singer wife today pre- As a young child, he was ap- his surname from “Bruderlin” fers to spend her days away parently more interested in to “Brolin” to become James from the recording studios and animals and airplanes, which Brolin. While in school strug- the Hollywood scene, Brolin, he began building and flying gling to make it big, he met ac- who will be turning 78 next when he was 10, than in act- tor Clint Eastwood who helped month, continues to work, cur- ing. As a teenaged filmgoer in him get small roles in several can opponent of President Jed to become an actor like O’Ne- rently playing the family patri- the mid-1950s, he was partic- films during the mid-60s. Bartlett, on the hit series The al. arch in the CBS comedy, Life West Wing. ularly fascinated with actor Then, in 1967, he landed his in Pieces, which last month James Dean, and he began first big role inThe Cape Town Brolin attended Santa Monica was renewed for a fourth sea- shooting 8 mm films. When Affair, but it did not receive Since 1961, he has played a City College and studied dra- son. his parents invited a director any success at the box office. variety of roles in television’s ma at UCLA before getting over to his family’s house for Brolin was ultimately fired by most popular productions, a contract with 20th Century In fact, Brolin’s handsome dinner before auditioning, he 20th Century Fox. including Voyage to the Bot- Fox in 1960, when he started face has adorned TV screens met another fellow actor and tom of the Sea, Daniel Boone, out as a contract player in San- for most of his career, appear- classmate, Ryan O’Neal, who Batman, Marcus Welby, M.D., dra Dee movies. ing in popular sitcoms, dramas Gunsmoke, Hart to Hart, was about a year younger than and special made for TV pro- Brolin. Roseanne and many more. His appearance in an episode grams, including Castle, Com- of Bus Stop in 1961 soon led munity, Monk, Wedding Wars, Meanwhile, Brolin’s talents to parts in other television Law & Order: SVU, and Lost have contributed to the suc- productions such as Voyage City Raiders. cess of more than 50 motion to the Bottom of the Sea, Mar- pictures, beginning with Take gie, Love, American Style, During the 1970s, however, Her, She’s Mine in 1963 and Twelve O’Clock High and his fate took a drastic upward continuing through last year The Long, Hot Summer. He turn. He began appearing in as director of Royal Hearts. If made three guest appearanc- leading roles in films, includ- you are a movie fan, you may es on the popular 1960s se- ing Skyjacked (1972), and have seen him in Sisters, Ac- ries Batman, alongside Adam Westworld (1973). By the mid- cidental Love, Burlesque, Last West and Burt Ward, as well 1970s, he was a regular leading Chance Harvey, Bad Girl Is- man in films, starring in Ga- land, The Hunting Party, Catch The two clicked and later ble and Lombard (1976), The Me If You Can, The Amityville enrolled in University High Car (1977), Capricorn One Horror, Westworld, Skyjacked, School in West LA. However, (1978, in which he costarred He portrayed Ronald Reagan The Boston Strangler, Fantas- Brolin’s own acting exposed with Elliott Gould, Streisand’s in the TV film The Reagans, tic Voyage, Von Ryan’s Express his stifling shyness. His as- ex-husband), The Amityville which earned him an Emmy and too many to list here. surance grew when O’Neal Horror (1979), Night of the and Golden Globe nomina- invited him to a casting agen- Juggler (1980), and High Risk tions for the fifth time. Before Unlike many actors who are cy. Brolin graduated from high that he played Gov. Robert discovered in other parts of the school in 1958, and his family Richie of Florida, the Republi- country and get to “make it” in was already encouraging him Continued on page 16 Page 11 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

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During the three weeks of intense creative effort at the dance studios of Univer- sity of California, Irvine, four choreographers and sixteen the type of work created and professional dancers will pro- allowing the choreographer to duce new dance works culmi- keep his/her own work since it nating in a public performance is not being commissioned by at Irvine Barclay Theatre on a company. National Choreog- Saturday, July 28 at 8pm. The raphers Initiative has hosted evening will include a Q&A 64 choreographers, 128 danc- session, moderated by Artistic ers from 42 different com- Director, Molly Lynch, giving panies, and has produced 56 the audience the opportunity to new works − 29 of which have discuss the production with the been produced by companies four choreographers. throughout the United States.

The four chosen choreogra- phers for this year’s project are: Kevin Jenkins, David Jus- tin, Ilya Kozadayev, and Mari- ana Olivera.

Since its founding in 2004, the National Choreographers Initiative has become an im- portant incubator for creating new dance works and profes- Molly Lynch is an award-win- sional development of cho- ning choreographer and artis- reographers. It differs from tic director, with over 35 years many other new work projects of experience creating, pro- by imposing no restrictions on ducing, and presenting dance. Page 16 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

Angel of the Morning James Merilee Rush & the Turnabouts Brolin June 1968 Continued from page 10 By Randal C. Hill (1981). When Roger Moore expressed his desire to leave By 1967 songwriter Chip Tay- Released on Cameo Records, the local club circuit. In time the role of James Bond, Brolin lor had one hit tune to his cred- Angel quickly caught fire and they signed on as the opening screen tested for the role in the it: the Troggs’ Wild Thing from won airplay in several key ra- act for Paul Revere and the next film Octopussy (1983). the previous year. Now he was dio markets. But, two weeks Raiders’ 1967 tour. While in Ultimately, however, Moore summoning his muse again in after Sands’ 45 was released, Memphis, Raiders lead sing- decided to continue in the se- hopes of hitting pay dirt for Cameo unexpectedly went er Mark Lindsay introduced ries. a second time. In Behind the bankrupt, and Evie’s rising star Rush to record producer Chips Hits Taylor explains: “The day fizzled out. Moman, who had recorded the 1966 ended in divorce in 1984 I wrote Angel I was fooling Box Tops’ megahit of The Let- and produced two sons, Josh around with some chords for Later, Taylor received a phone ter. and Jess. A year later, Brolin three or four hours. Then, all call from Seattle that another met actress Jan Smithers on of a sudden, out of nowhere, artist, Merilee Rush and the Moman had Rush cut a the set of Hotel, and they mar- came ‘There’ll be no strings Turnabouts, had cut his song. breathy rendition of Angel of ried in 1986. The couple had to bind your hands, not if my Taylor: “I was looking forward the Morning, a haunting future a daughter, Molly Elizabeth, in love can’t bind your heart.’ to hearing it. It came out and Top 10 winner. Released on 1987, before getting divorced I said, ‘That is beautiful!’… I had a copy sent to me. But I Bell Records, Rush’s version eight years later. Within 10 minutes I’d written took one listen and said, ‘Uh- became a million-seller and In 1996, Brolin met Streisand the whole song, including the uh, I don’t think so.” even earned her a Grammy chorus.” nomination. and they were married in 1998. He has two grandchildren from Taylor spoke too soon; Rush’s In 1985, Brolin parodied his his previous marriage to Jane Then there was the matter of disc went Top Five in Seattle, In 1981 country singer Juice near-hiring as James Bond in Cameron Agee, who died in a what followed those opening then spread rapidly across the Newton breathed new life the film Pee-Wee’s Big Adven- car accident in 1995. He also lines. into Merrilee’s song that some country. ture. In a film within the film, Rock historians now cite as is the stepfather of Streisand’s he merged the characters of only son, Jason Gould, who is Sex had to be soft-pedaled Rush began her life as Mer- being a forerunner of the wom- Bond and Pee-Wee Herman, named for her previous hus- during Rock’s early days; An- rilee Gunst in Seattle in 1944. en’s liberation movement. the “real” version of whom band, actor Elliott Gould. gel of the Morning changed At age 16 she became the lead Bibliography was played by Paul Reubens. all that. As its story unfold- singer of a local Rock outfit Books: He is referred to as “PW” and ed listeners heard such eye- called the Amazing Aztecs. Jancik, Wayne. The Billboard Book the role of Pee-Wee Herman’s of One-Hit Wonders. New York: Bill- brow-lifting lyrics as I see no She eventually married the board Books/Watson-Guptill Publica- girlfriend “Dottie” is played need to take me home/I’m old band’s sax player, Tom Rush, tions, 1990. by Morgan Fairchild. enough to face the dawn, as and the two formed Merrilee Shannon, Bob and John Javna. Be- hind the Hits: Inside Stories of Clas- well as If morning’s echo says and Her Men, which later dis- sic Pop and Rock and Roll. New Since then, his status in Holly- we’ve sinned/Well, it was what banded. For a while the Rushes York: Warner Books, Inc., 1986. Both wood and around the world has I wanted now. worked in an integrated Seattle quotes are from page 93. climbed to superstar heights, Internet: Rhythm-and-Blues collective classicbands.com. Merrilee Rush in- both on and off the screen. His Wow. But, after all, this was called Tiny Tony and the Stat- terview marriage to Streisand in 1998 When asked to reflect on his the “progressive” ’60s. ics (Tony being a 300-pound en.wikipedia.org. Printouts: Angel of was his third and the happy career during an interview, he the Morning, Merrilee Rush soul belter). couple now live in Malibu. said: “I think you can have a Taylor and a partner recorded whole terrific, smart career as the song — which featured In 1965 the Rushes created His first wife, Jane Cameron a second and third banana and a simple Louie Louie chord Merrilee Rush and the Turn- Agee, was a wildlife activist work more and have much less progression — with a young abouts, a Rock/R & B group and aspiring actress at 20th risk than the lead guy. But I singer named Evie Sands. that soon became a top draw on Century Fox. The marriage in like being the lead guy.” Page 17 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Page 18 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Be The Boss Of Your Diabetes: Three Self-Management Tips

Diabetes is one of the fast- • Get moving with est-growing conditions in the easy-to-use fitness U.S. Today, the number of technology. Physical Americans diagnosed with activity offers huge diabetes has skyrocketed to benefits for people nearly one in 10, compared to with diabetes, includ- one in 100 just 50 years ago. ing lowering blood Chances are that you or some- glucose levels, help- one you know is coping with ing with weight loss, it. You can get a better handle and controlling blood cho- on self-management for your lesterol and blood pressure. What You Can Do “new norm” with these three Fitness trackers and apps for Hearing from your doctor that tips: phones and tablets make it you have diabetes can be an easier to incorporate physical overwhelming experience. • Attend a diabetes education activity into your daily routine. From that day forward, your class. Most health care provid- For example, the Blue Cross “new normal” may involve Fridays most games ers offer classes to help peo- “do.” app can help you choose some lifestyle changes. Man- ple with diabetes learn how to activities and set reminders will pay $500 & $400 aging diabetes is a 24/7 re- manage their condition. You’ll throughout the day to stand up, sponsibility, and many people learn best practices and tips stretch, walk and more. don’t know where to turn for for meal planning, monitor- help to get started. The good ing blood sugar, medications, By successfully managing news is that diabetes self-man- stress management and more. your diabetes, you can im- agement education classes and In addition, many community prove your quality of life and resources are widely available. organizations offer classes to help prevent complications Diabetes education can help support continued learning and down the road—including you to navigate changes and management of diabetes. cardiovascular disease, nerve learn simple ways to improve damage, eye damage, hearing your overall health. • Discover healthy lifestyle impairment and more. ideas. As diabetes becomes Diabetes self-management increasingly prevalent, more A diabetes diagnosis changes means a number of key be- organizations are offering a va- your life, but your new norm havioral changes, including riety of classes to help support can lead to changes that can tweaks to diet and exercise, healthy living. These class- help you feel better and stay and learning to manage your es can include healthy eating healthier. medication. And while you Earn 6%-7% Annual Rate tips and recipes, or a variety can attempt those tweaks by Earn 7% Annual Rate of fitness opportunities such Learn More *Protect Principal yourself, you don’t need to go *Protect Principal as ballroom dancing or yoga. For further information about *Protect*Monthly Principal Income it alone. Most insurance plans, *Monthly Income You can check a nearby com- diabetes self-management ed- *Monthly Income Medicaid and Medicare cover *NOT an Annuity munity center or fitness center ucation and how you can help *NOT *NOT an anAnnuity Annuity diabetes self-management ed- take control of your diabetes, ucation. Unfortunately, studies to see what classes they offer. Free Consultation go to www.bluecrossmn.com/ Free Consultation show only 6 percent of peo- Some health insurers also offer andand No No Obligation Obligation ple take advantage of diabe- diabetes resources and classes newnorm. GregoryGregory W. W. McCloskey, McCloskey, CFP CFP tes classes meant to help them for members and nonmembers 2525 Years Years Experience Experience manage their diabetes within alike at brick-and-mortar retail the first year of being diag- stores. Check with your health (949)(949) 851-4969 851-4969 nosed. insurer for options. Page 19 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Digital

By Robert E. Horseman, DDS

A dentist, like a juggler, is an individual whose right hand I’m thinking, grate- should always know what his ful it’s not a major left hand is doing. That’s why bowel obstruction. dentists take exceptionally good care of their hands. Male I front up at the dentists, of course, have to Same Day Surgery learn this the hard way because Center, an imposing in their younger days, they at- edifice designed to tempt to play baseball or hand- alleviate the high ball with other clueless males. cost of extended “You’ve got a ‘trigger finger’,” The learning curve is steep, but hospitalization. An equally he opines cheerfully. Having with enough finger injuries, imposing fee is offered for the heard all the protests from in- even the most unreconstructed convenience of speed, rivaling nocents who have never trig- eventually concede there are that of IN-N-OUT hamburger gered a gun in their lives, he some things they should es- outlets. The austere waiting goes on to explain in one syl- chew. room, cool enough to induce lable words for my benefit the frost bite, is full, the occupants problems of the flexor muscle In view of the fact that the first furtively eyeing one another as it passes through a series of and best do-it-yourself kit con- with loathing. Although the sheaths. These have somehow sists of your own pair of hands, gravity of my “trigger release” become clogged with the detri- most dentists learn to keep is not on a par with a quadruple tus of a misspent life and it now their fingers away from pow- by-pass or a kidney transplant, impedes the smooth passage of er saws. If they ever have to the paper work and interroga- the muscle inside them. I weep pound a nail, it becomes pru- tions by staff are essentially softly into a small pillow case dent to hold the hammer with the same. both hands. Exercising every I have brought along for that purpose. precaution and opting for an “Fill out these forms both early retirement, most of us sides, sign here and here and I want to ask why this partic- find our hands professionally here and initial here and here,” functional as long as we need ular maverick finger, has gone Staff Person #1 instructs. She them. rogue and not one or more of gives me a copy of a waiver the other nine. But he is still absolving the entire staff and There are exceptions. My lit- busy explaining that he will their families of any liability. tle finger on my right hand--a perform a “trigger release” “Just a formality,” she smiles finger that has lain dormant for operation, whereupon he van- the last eight decades except to with a hint of a wink. “Are ishes. His nurse, who has been extend itself in a proper fash- you allergic to anything?” lurking in the shadows leafing ion at tea parties--has sudden- Dutifully noting my negative through a Victoria’s Secret cat- ly become painful to flex. As response on her clipboard, alogue, emerges to hand me usual with ailments that occur she leaves. Staff Person #2 a ream of papers to be signed almost every day in the Gold- appears, professional in green and an appointment card for en Years, I ignore the discom- scrubs, booties and a small the surgery. She wants a com- fort until I find myself seeking likeness of Jerry Garcia tat- compassion from an orthope- plete blood workup and an dic surgeon. EKG. It’s best not to argue, Continued on page 29 Page 20 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Page 21 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 June Book Club By Debbie L. Sklar

jealousy and vit- by the real-world stories of not only survive but thrive riol from her cast- triumph in this practical book in spite of life’s difficulties. mates... Simon by New York Times bestsell- These elements are as easy to and Schuster ing author Dr. Sampson Davis understand as they are to en- (The Pact, Living and Dying in act—presented in plain talk, The Stuff Brick City) and Sharlee Jeter without judgment, and with The Favorite Sister nlock Your Power to (Turn 2 Foundation). compassion for the everyday By Jessica Knoll Overcome Challenges, Soar, challenges people face. and Succeed Everyone has those moments By Sharlee Jeter and Samp- in life when they’re truly test- As Dr. Davis and Sharlee share son Davis ed, when they wonder if they stories of the amazing people Foreword by: Derek Jeter / have the strength to overcome who’ve shown their Stuff, With: Marcus Brotherton the challenges before them. you’ll find that unearthing the We’ve all heard stories of same Stuff within yourself is York Times bestselling author, people who have risen up in a process as rewarding as it is and Ford’s former Secretary the face of the unimaginable. important—and you’ll never of Defense and Chief of Staff, But not everyone believes that say you can’t do it again. and longtime personal confi- they have what it takes to do dant. the same. Read the book, and join the conversation at TheStuff- In the wake of Watergate, However, what we need to Movement.com. it seemed the United States realize our own potential—to From Jessica Knoll—author of was coming apart. America fight for what we want our Luckiest Girl Alive, the instant Featuring stories about John had experienced a decade of lives to be—already resides New York Times bestseller O’Leary (On Fire), Mercy Al- horrifying assassinations; the within each of us. You already and the bestselling debut novel exander, Rich Ruffalo, Mind- unprecedented resignation of have the Stuff. Learning how of 2015—comes a blisteringly ee Hardin, Glenn and Cara first a vice president and then a to develop and harness it is the paced thriller starring two sis- O’Neill, Sean Swarner, Tra- president of the United States; “Sampson and Sharlee’s mes- key. ters who join the cast of a real- ci Micheline, Wess Stafford intense cultural and social sage of the power of positivi- ity TV series. One won’t make (Too Small to Ignore), Austin change; and a new mood of ty, hard work, and resilience is it out alive. So…who did it? Survivors themselves, Dr. Hatch, Debra Peppers, Chris- cynicism sweeping the coun- one that we need to hear right Sampson Davis and Sharlee tine Magnus Moore, Martha try—a mood that, in some now.” —Chris Gardner, #1 When five hyper-successful Jeter have created The Stuff Hawkins, Ali Stroker (Glee), ways, lingers today. New York Times bestselling women agree to appear on a Movement, interviewing doz- Susan Scott Krabacher, Deval The Pursuit of Happyness reality series set in New York ens of people to find the com- Patrick, and more. Into that divided atmosphere City called Goal Diggers, the mon threads that enabled them stepped an unexpected, un- producers never expect the Everyone has difficult mo- to triumph over their challeng- Gallery/Jeter Publishing elected, and largely unknown season will end in murder… ments in life. But everyone es. Through the powerful sto- When the Center Held American—Gerald R. Ford. In also has the Stuff to overcome ries of people who overcame Gerald Ford and the Rescue contrast to every other individ- Brett’s the fan favorite. Tat- hardships, to survive and cancer, poverty, toxic rela- of the American Presidency ual who had ever occupied the tooed and only twenty-seven, thrive. tionships, racism, violence, By Donald Rumsfeld Oval Office, he had never ap- the meteoric success of her career roadblocks, and other A revealing political memoir peared on any ballot either for spin studio—and her recent Learn how to better access and obstacles big and small—The of the presidency of Gerald the presidency or the vice pres- engagement to her girlfriend— hone the eleven core elements Stuff highlights eleven core Ford as seen through the eyes has made her the object of of the Stuff and be inspired elements that will help you of Donald Rumsfeld—the New Continued on page 24 Page 22 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

Uncovering Santa Ana: Epicenter of Creative Urbanism Story by Ronnie Greenberg • Photos by Joe Hilbers

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Be inspired with the up- Santa Ana as South- curtain as the region’s first beat energy and eclecticism ern California’s Stage vaudeville theater more while uncovering the culi- is an emerging art scene than a century ago, San- nary magic in the new ethnic where you can experience ta Ana has been home to venues that dot the city, and avant-garde exhibits from painters, sculptors, actors, the culturally diverse roots upcoming artists, world artisans, musicians, chefs, in the city’s arts with two class student performanc- filmmakers and creative regional destination muse- es, ancient artifacts from based schools and business- ums, one performing arts around the world, and even es-much of it centered in theater, one leading e-sports a performance by Pacific and around the Artists Vil- arena and the region’s most Symphony in an intimate lage. acclaimed performing arts micro-venue. Ever since high school. the Yost Theater raised its OC School of the Arts Art Gardens at the Bowers Museum (OCSA) Dozens is a lead- Bowers Museum housed rosemary, Poulet chasseur, ing high school talent incu- in a Mission-Revival style roasted chicken with wild bator in film, TV, theater, building, a mainstay of the mushrooms, tomato, shallot dance, fine art, music, visu- OC cultural scene since confit, classic mashed po- al studies, the culinary arts 1936, has permanent col- tatoes with fine herbs. Also and more. Student theater, lections with more than fascinating is the Endurance music, dance and other per- 100,000 objects including exhibit the story of survival formances here are open to Native American art, art with Sir Earnest Shackle- the public every month. Vis- of Asia, Oceanic art, Afri- ton along with his crew to it http://boxoffice.ocsarts. ca, and California plain air net/main/default/aspx make the first land crossing paintings. of the Antarctic continent. CSUF Grand Central Art Life size dioramas and viv- Center (a partnership with Now through June 2 a world id and dramatic photogra- California State University class interactive exhibit phy tell the tale. Docent led Discovery Cube Orange County at Fullerton) has students American Visionary: John tours are available. Located Page 23 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

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Now, slave Douglass facing possible Live and FREE he was being thrust into a cha- capture; Bonhoeffer agonizing Every Friday June 1 through August 10 otic environment in which our over how to counter absolute Julianne and George Argyros Plaza very future as a functioning evil with faith; Carson racing democracy was being serious- The BBB featuring Bernie against the cancer ravaging her ly questioned. Dresel • Eric Marienthal in a bid to save the planet. The OCSA Ambassador Jazz narrative then reaches back to Gerald Ford simply and hum- Orchestra featuring Dan St. By Nancy Koehn each person’s childhood and bly performed his duty to the Marseille • Danilo Lozano • reading group guide shows the individual grow- best of his considerable abili- Ron Kobayashi Trio featur- A WALL STREET JOURNAL ing—step by step—into the ty. By the end of his 895 days ing Andrea Miller • Dayren on the Argyros Plaza series BESTSELLER person he or she will ultimate- as president, he would in fact Santamaria • Matt Forbes outdoors on the new Julianne “Five gritty leaders whose ex- ly become. Significantly, as we have restored balance to our and His Vintage Pop Orches- and George Argyros Plaza. traordinary passion and per- follow each leader’s against- country, steadied the ship of tra • Carol Welsman • Yolan- The Center helped make Or- severance changed history…a all-odds journey, we begin to state, and led his fellow Ameri- da Johnson and Her All Star ange County a Southern Cali- gripping read on a timeless glean an essential truth: lead- cans out of the national trauma and timely topic” —Angela Band • Bryan Cabrera Trio fornia jazz mecca, presenting ers are not born but made. In • Sweet Baby J’ai • Johnette of Watergate. And yet, Gerald Duckworth, #1 bestselling au- the world’s finest musicians a book dense with epiphanies, Ford remains one of the least Downing and Scott Billing- thor of Grit the most galvanizing one may and vocalists in its annual studied and least understood ton Tierney Sutton Band • be that the power to lead cou- Jazz Series for more than 30 individuals to have held the • Clifford Lamb Trio • The An enthralling historical narra- rageously resides in each of us. years. Now it takes the music office of the President of the George Gilliam Quartet fea- tive filled with critical leader- outdoors starting Friday, June United States. In turn, his leg- turing Elena Gilliam • Brian ship insights, Forged in Crisis, Whether it’s read as a reposi- 1 for 11 consecutive weeks. acy also remains severely un- Bromberg and His Electric Band by celebrated Harvard Busi- tory of great insight or as ex- Shows are from 7- 9 p.m. Bub- derappreciated. ness School historian Nancy ceptionally rendered human Segerstrom Center for the Arts ba Jackson, KJAZZ DJ and Koehn, spotlights five mas- drama, Forged in Crisis stands In When the Center Held, is set to kick off the Orange jazz legend himself will be ters of crisis: polar explorer as a towering achievement. Ford’s Secretary of Defense County summer music scene on-hand to host each evening. Ernest Shackleton; President Scribner Donald Rumsfeld candidly with a very cool Summer Jazz And all concerts are FREE. Abraham Lincoln; legendary shares his personal observa- abolitionist Frederick Doug- tions of the man himself, and lass; Nazi-resisting clergyman provides a sweeping examina- Dietrich Bonhoeffer; and en- tion of his crucial years in of- vironmental crusader Rachel fice. It is a rare and fascinating Carson. look behind the closed doors of the Oval Office, includ- What do such disparate fig- ing never-before-seen photos, ures have in common? Why memos, and anecdotes, from a do their extraordinary stories unique insider’s perspective— continue to amaze and inspire? essential reading for any fan of In delivering the answers to presidential history. those questions, Nancy Koehn Free Press offers a remarkable template Forged in Crisis by which to judge those in our The Making of Five own time to whom the public Courageous Leaders has given its trust. Page 25 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

With A Heart for Seniors Page 26 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Twenty Ways To Cook Up Some Safety At Home

Cooking and eating with fami- away from your stove ly and friends can be delightful top, including oven as long as you’re careful. Here mitts, wooden utensils, are 20 hints from health and food packaging, towels safety experts that can help: and curtains.

1. Never leave children alone 14. Keep your oven and in the kitchen. stove top clean of grease and dust. 2. Wash your hands in hot, soapy water before and after 15. Never cook while handling food, particularly sleepy, drinking alco- raw meats. Use paper towels 8. Keep all electrical appli- hol, or taking medication that to dry off. ances away from water. Stay makes you drowsy. away from electrical sockets, 3. Always keep any foods that especially if your hands are 16. Never disable a smoke can spoil, such as dairy prod- wet, and instruct children not alarm while cooking. ucts and meat, in the refriger- to put their fingers or hands 17. Turn pot handles in, away ator until you need them and anywhere near sockets. from reaching little hands. put them back right after us- ing them. Don’t let perishable 9. Use a frying screen over 18. Never leave the kitchen foods sit out on the counter. pans to prevent grease splat- when something’s cooking. tering. If grease catches fire, The leading cause of fires cover the pan with a lid. 4. Don’t let kids lick their fin- in the kitchen is unattended gers or put their hands in their cooking. mouths when handling food. 10. Never cook while there’s This is especially impor?tant a child in your arms. In fact, 19. If a dish towel touches the with raw foods such as cookie keep all children at least three raw meats or the juices from dough or meat. feet away from all cooking ap- the raw meats, quickly remove pliances. it from the kitchen for laun- 5. Make sure you have, and dering. Clean the sink, coun- test monthly, ground fault cir- 11. Never add water to a pan tertops or any areas that raw cuit interrupter (GFCI) recep- that has hot oil in it. It could meats or their juices may have tacles in your kitchen to pre- make the oil spatter. touched. vent shock and electrocution. 12. Before making any recipe, 20. Double-check that every- thing is off when you finish 6. Don’t put cooked food on check all the ingredients and cooking. an unwashed plate or a cutting be sure no one who will be at board that has had raw food on the table is allergic to any of Learn More it. Always put cooked food on them. Check food labels on For further facts and tips on prepared foods. a clean plate. safety from the Electrical Safety Foundation Internation- 7. If you cough or sneeze, cov- 13. Ranges or cooktops cause al, the premier nonprofit orga- er your mouth and nose with a 62 percent of home fires, ac- nization dedicated exclusively tissue and turn away from the cording to the National Fire to promoting electrical safety food. Wash your hands right Protection Association. Keep at home and in the workplace, after. anything that can catch fire visit www.esfi.org. BestCrosswords.com - Puzzle #1 for 5/23/2018

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Everything?” I disrobe quickly, try in vain anything. I am now stark buck Digital I try not to ap- to secure the strings in the naked, including my little fin- Continued from page 19 pear alarmed. back of the gown, slip on my ger. I feel the IV drip butter- Overkill is attractive blue booties and arc tooed on one ankle. “Are you flied on the back of my hand. not a word I awkwardly onto the gurney. I allergic to anything?” she de- I blink once or twice. I seem like to associ- place my designated finger out mands. I am about to mention I to be back in my original site, ate with a sur- in plain sight in case there is had already denied the allergy recumbent on the same gurney. gery center, trouble ahead. Another fe- thing, but state no again. Satis- My hand has a bandage on it, but this seems male who may or may not be fied, she says, “That’ll be $100 lacking only the word EVER- a little exces- S.P. #4 arrives to announce the co-payment.” As she absconds LAST to distinguish it from a sive for a piece-of-cake job on anesthesiologist is on his way with my money, leaving a vis- boxing glove. I experience no my little finger. “I’m just hav- and should be here within a ible vapor of Jean Nate in her drowsiness or hangover. My ing a correction here on my lit- fortnight. She covers me with wake, Staff Person #3 -mate gown is mysteriously back in tle finger,” I protest, wiggling a warm blanket, neglecting to rializes, commanding me to place, causing me to wonder if that digit to verify my status. ask me about my allergies to follow her. Her ensemble is I might be another victim of a wool or polyester. topped with a paisley blouse cruel hoax commonly played and stylishly contrasting blue “No, she counters, “you’re on old people. One of the cotton scrub pants. She is scheduled for arthroscopy on “Hi, I’m Dr. Hugh, your an- battalion of staff people hov- wearing a face mask with an your right knee. Says right esthesiologist,” he proclaims, ers bedside. “OK, she smiles, embossed smiley face. here on your chart.” inscrutable behind his face “hop off and I’ll help you get mask. “You allergic to any- dressed.” We enter a large room with a “My knee is fine, it’s my little thing? Right knee arthrosco- dozen or more gurneys occu- finger!” py,” he mutters, checking his “That’s it, I’m finished?” Dis- pied by parties in various states chart. Oh, God! “No, no, no!” belief vies with astonishment. of malaise. A minimum of pri- “You sure?” I bleat, waving my red-marked She nods, expertly shoehorn- vacy is provided by movable finger vigorously. 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ISHED. of interested spectators. “Not in a car only to discover all the So that is the state of medicine right knee arthroscopy?” she job calls for is a new tail light. today. On my way out, I tell S.P.#3 (played by Marjorie queries in a tone that suggests the admitting nurse (played by Main) indicates my cubicle I am faking the whole thing. Finally, I am in the operating Cloris Leachman), “My knee and wheezes, “Are you al- Several skeptics expose my room with the big lights and feels 100% better. It’s a mir- lergic to anything?” These right knee and prod it exces- the banks of blinking LED acle!” people are really concerned sively. I fear I’m about to be lights in an M & M choice about allergies apparently, but Mirandaized. I flex my finger of colors. A vocal contingent “Sign this release form,” she somehow the word has yet to painfully in her direction. Re- of salaried people in full OR says without expression, “and filter down through the entire luctantly, she plucks a red felt gear mills about, exchanging indicate with a check mark organization. OK,” she rasps tip marker from her embon- light-hearted banter. Latex whether you are allergic to cheerfully, “take off every- point and draws a wavy line hands slip in under my blan- anything.” Her eyes dart be- thing and put on this gown. the length of the finger, put- ket and whisk my gown right tween my hand and the chart. off of me, reminiscent of the Place your clothes in the plas- ting a little star at each end. Would you tell her? Neither tic bag---socks, shoes, wrist- “There!” she declares, re- showman who yanks the table- would I, but I would like the watch and any prosthetic de- signed. “By the way, are you cloth out from under the plates name of that anesthesia in case vices you may have.” allergic to anything?” and glasses without disrupting it ever becomes OTC. Page 30 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 ADVERTORIAL Get Back On Your Feet— Focus on Health Tips For Running At Any Age Local Irvine doctor seeing life-changing results in treating Running can seem like a chronic pain and neuropathy with neurostimulation. daunting workout no matter your age. It takes an impres- or damaged nerves that send At NexMed Care Centers, Dr. sive amount of dedication to unwarranted pain signals George Taylor has been using run long distances. However, can be muted (or, in a sense, neurostimulation therapy in 66-year-old Barbara McGirr blocked) by the neurostimu- treating patients with chronic did not let that deter her. Start- lator’s impulses. pain and neuropathy, as well ing at the age of 62, McGirr set as peripheral arterial disease Sixty-six-year-old distance runner her sights on completing her Barbara McGirr was the nation- Further benefits of vagus (PAD). The results have been first half mara-thon. After only al winner of award honoring old- nerve stimulation can in- er adults who improve their health positive, with many patients six months of training and a clude increased production through fit-ness. having seen a reduction in pain lot of hard work, she achieved of endorphins and increased or increase in mobility within that goal. • Talk with your doctor: the first weeks of the eight- blood flow in the extrem- You’re never too old to start week protocol. The effect is ities, thus enabling one’s Taking advantage of the free running, but it’s always good usually sustained long-term. own body to more effective- fitness membership she re- to check with your doctor be- ly heal itself. ceived through the SilverS- fore beginning a new exercise Many patients were also able neakers program offered by rou-tine. to reduce or completely dis- This neurostimulation treat- her Medicare plan, McGirr • Get the proper gear: Invest Dr. George Taylor continue the use of narcotic ment has been used in Eu- start-ed her training by walk- in a good pair of shoes. Con- drug therapies. Prescribed opi- rope for over seven years, and sider getting fitted at an athlet- effectively treats peripheral ar- ing to build up endurance. oid, opiate or other narcotic has recently been cleared by ic store to keep your feet com- terial disease (PAD), neuropa- From there she started running use as a treatment for chronic the FDA for use in the United fortable. thies and other painful condi- small increments and gradual- pain conditions, carries with States. Covered by Medicare • Start slow: Start with brisk tions – even when other pain ly increased over time to reach it a host of undesirable side and most PPO insurance plans, walks and then slowly transi- management treatments have her ultimate goal. Now, even effects. Further, these narcotic only licensed medical provid- tion to running. Running for failed. after retirement, McGirr con- pain management prescripi- ers may apply this device. tinues to compete in 4K and one minute, then walking for tions usually require escalating 5K races. one minute is a great way to This type of neurostimulation doses to bring continued relief. NexMed Care Centers treats build stamina. is an outpatient therapy, where Neurostimulation has been an patients with many types of • Set manageable goals: Take patients temporarily wear a Her inspiring fitness journey effective alternative to narcotic painful conditions, including it easy at first and listen to your small, disposable neurostim- was recently recognized by pain medications, with no neg- arthritis, joint injuries, neurop- body. If running a longer dis- ulator device fitted just under SilverSneakers as she was ative side effects reported. athies, peripheral arterial dis- tance is your goal, work up the collar. The device emits a named the national winner of ease (PAD), chronic diabetic to it gradually—walking for a low, imperceptible electrical the SilverSneakers Richard L. Neurostimulation, sometimes wounds, as well as amputation few weeks, then intervals of current, via a single lead con- Swanson Inspiration Award, refered to as neuromodulation, prevention and others. jogging and walking. Before nection onto the ear lobe, from which honors older adults who is an established form of pain you know it, you’ll be running where the impulses are con- improve their health through therapy that treats nerves with Those interested in schedul- with ease. ducted to the brain stem via the fitness. Running has greatly electrical stimulation rather ing a consultation may do so • Don’t skip the cooldown: vagus nerve. improved McGirr’s quality than drugs. by calling them at their Irvine of life, and she shares that it Always cool down with a slow office at (949) 342-5950, or by helps keep her body and mind walk and lots of stretching to The vagus nerve affects the visiting the clinic’s website. in shape. reduce recovery time. Dr. Taylor’s method of vagus pain pathways in the spinal nerve stimulation is a non- cord, and re- SilverSneakers partners with drug, minimally invasive treat- duces pain sig- If you are interested in running more than 13,000 partici- ment that has proven highly nals regardless and improving your health, pating fitness locations and effective in relieving chronic of their cause. SilverSneakers offers the fol- pain in many areas. It also Hypersensitive lowing tips: Continued on page 34 Page 31 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

Busy Boomers By Les Goldberg Hog Heaven on the Open Road she is an active member of the mo, Calif., Hodad’s in Oceans- Harley Owners Group South- ide, or Cold Springs Tavern The old stereotype that most ern California near Lake Cachuma. people who ride Harley-David- Chapter #0183 sons and other large motorcy- board of di- “We have been as far north as cles are Hell’s Angels or some rectors, where Canada, as far east as Sturgis, she serves as other gang members is largely South Dakota and Chicago “When I got into an accident a its safety rules debunked in today’s modern via Route 66. This summer couple of years ago, I was off compliance offi- world. Why? Because statis- we plan to ride the Tail of the the bike for six months recov- cer. In addition, tics show that in most cases the Dragon in Tennessee.” ering. Betty was there with me she is one of the riders of Hogs, as they are af- while enjoying their special the entire time and when it was organization’s most effective fectionately called, are mature friendships. When in Sturgis, the couple time to get back on the bike, it recruiters, convincing more adults who are seeking adven- will be among 500,000 riders was like getting back on a bi- than 300 new riders to join the ture, comradery and fun. In fact, whether on Route 66 or and concert-goers who attend cycle and riding out. I love my group. anywhere on American roads, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, wife and can’t imagine what Studies have shown that se- you might even run into Mar- now in its 78th year. Located life would be without her by nior bikers – men and women tin and Betty Robles, Downey, With the help of her husband, in the Black Hills of South Da- my side. When we are ready – are attracted to the lifestyle Calif., residents who work she also organizes the group kota, the city is only minutes to give up on motorcycles be- of spontaneity (“Let’s go for for the Los Angeles Unified rides. “We have something away from Mount Rushmore, cause of our age, we will con- a ride” on the spur of a mo- School District and LA Board for everyone – day rides, short Crazy Horse, Devils Tower, tinue to do things together as a ment), the “biker look,” the of Education, respectively, rides, long rides, overnighters Custer State Park, and some couple.” “bad boy charm,” the freedom have a son and a daughter, and and multi-day rides. Our rides of the most scenic riding in the and independence of travelling are soon-to-be grandparents. are as diverse as our member- country. So much for the stereotypes. to places unknown or inacces- ship, with trips to all kinds of sible by car or RV. Sometimes The couple, who will be cel- eateries, museums, ‘bike and For Betty and Martin, their the riders have been bikers all ebrating their 34th wedding hikes’, progressive rides and relationship with each other of their lives, while others are anniversary next month, began midnight runs.” and with motorcycles has been With A newbies in search of bucket riding together about 11 years therapeutic. list and retirement goals. ago after receiving their motor- So far, the couple has piled up “We both feel that this sport Heart cycle licenses. Although Betty more than 330,000 miles of has brought us closer together. A good example is depicted had ridden on the back of her adventure. in the hilarious movie, Wild dad’s bike at age 10, she had to In these times when mar- for Hogs, in which four profes- overcome the fear of crashing riages are falling apart left sional men – dentist, accoun- and becoming injured. and right, it is good to see tant, etc. -- don their leather that in our circle of friends Seniors who ride, there are strong jackets and biker boots, climb “But the more I rode, the more marriages and relation- onto their Harleys and escape confident I became in my rid- ships.” their mundane lives in Ohio ing skills and my ability to ma- for a jaunt to California. neuver my way out of jams,” Martin agrees: “We have she said. “It Is exhilarating. I so much in common and If you happen to visit Tom’s love riding in the open, feeling “We both love to ride to dif- like to do similar things. Betty Farms in Corona or Cook’s the wind in my face and en- ferent destinations, visit new is a good rider and because of Corner in Trabuco Hills, you joying the sights, sounds and places and discover new ways that I spend less time worrying will find a collection of rid- scent of the outdoors.” to get to those places. We look about what could happen and ers from all walks of life who for eateries with history, like more time enjoying the ride proudly show off their bikes She loves riding so much that Jockos Steakhouse in Nopo- and scenery,” he said. Page 32 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018

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A: We have three great kids. He has what I consider demen- Meet Senior SCAN Caregiver Nora S. When they were young, we tia with short-term and long- trailer-camped with seven oth- term memory loss because he As many older adults know have been very fortu- er couples every month. For will only remember something first-hand, being a caregiv- nate through the years 45 years, we went camping for about 15 minutes. And he er in your later years is much traveling across the together at least once a month, now is at the point where he’s different than doing so when U.S—visiting 37 states and then our kids grew up and gotten down to only remem- you were younger. Caring for in total and Hawaii starting camping with their bering the 1930s when he was someone you love—whether a seven times! We’ve kids too. We had some of the a boy and the 1940s when he spouse, elderly parent or adult also been to Europe; best times of our lives, every- was in the service. child with a disability—can be my favorite country one got along so well. I guess a rewarding and important ex- is England. All of this you could say we were “party For me, it’s been a difficult perience. But, doing so while ended 10 years ago people” too because we cele- journey watching him go down dealing with your own health though when my hus- brated every holiday with our like this and not being able to challenges can bring added ob- hopes to raise awareness of band started getting many good friends and family. do all the things we used to do stacles and difficulties. these challenges and encour- dementia. He’s 93 now. We together. We don’t go to the age like-minded organizations had to give up all our travel- Q: How and when did you as- movies and rarely go out to SCAN is a not-for-profit -or to develop solutions that will ing, but I’m so glad we didn’t sume the role of caregiver to dinner. Fortunately, we live in ganization with the mission of help improve the health of wait to do all these things. your husband? a community where there are keeping seniors healthy and both caregivers and their aging A: The day I realized some- lots of activities where I can independent through its Medi- loved ones. Q: How did you meet your thing was wrong, it was like be involved in something, but care Advantage health plan husband? a big exclamation point went little by little I’ve had to cut as well as through its many Norma S. is a SCAN member A: He was briefly dating my off and I thought, ‘Oh my back to things I can manage. community services designed in Southern California who best girlfriend. We were all god, there is something really I’m running out of time and to support seniors and their knows the realities of being a going to a beach party, he wrong. My husband and I were energy. caregivers in California. To senior caregiver well. A for- was with her and I was with a on crime watch patrol in the gain additional insight from mer teacher, secretary and friend. That same night he in- neighborhood during which Q: What’s does a typical day and about senior caregivers, mother of three, her job now vited me out for a movie and he always drove. He came to a of caregiving look like? SCAN recently conducted a is being the sole caretaker for we just hit it off! corner and asked, ‘Which way A: I get up a few hours be- national survey on the topic. her husband, Carlton, who has do I turn?’ We had been do- fore him. I try to get him to dementia. We asked Norma to Q: When and where did you ing that for 15 years, and sud- eat breakfast and lunch, which Among the most notable find- share some of the challeng- get married? denly, he didn’t know which only happens half the time. ings, 82 percent of survey re- es she faces—along with the A: We got married in Los An- way to turn. It hit me like a He does eat a healthy dinner spondents report difficulty say- many reasons why she finds geles on June 10, 1951 in a ton of bricks. Something was though and snacks in the eve- ing “no” to the job, 54 percent fulfillment and satisfaction in chapel. It wasn’t a huge wed- wrong that I hadn’t even sus- ning. My role in all of this is to feel guilty about taking a break caregiving. ding with less than 50 guests, pected. For the first two years, try and get him moving, which from their caregiving tasks to but it was quite nice. We im- it wasn’t that bad, so I didn’t isn’t easy—when you don’t make time for themselves and Q: Tell us a little about your- mediately left and went on a tell my kids. We saw them fre- move and sit all day, every- 34 percent have had to tighten self. three-week honeymoon, road quently, but it was always in thing goes bad. Bathing is the their belts financially because A: I’m 89 and have been very tripping to San Francisco, Yo- crowds, so it wasn’t that obvi- biggest issue we face together. of their caregiving duties. active and healthy all my life, semite, Oregon and all points It’s a major struggle to get him until recently. I’ve been a in between. ous. Then, I did tell them as it in the tub. However, once he By sharing the results and teacher, a secretary and raised got progressively worse. That gets in the tub I have trouble highlighting the experiences three children while working Q: Tell me about your lives to- was an extremely difficult time of real-life caregivers, SCAN part-time. My husband and I gether over the last 66 years. for me. Continued on page 37 Page 36 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Page 37 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 en’t many other things left that her getting the evening meal Three Cool Ideas For A Better In The I have time for. together because I have neu- Spotlight ropathy. Sometimes by dinner Night’s Rest time my feet hurt so badly I Q: What has been the biggest The next time you find your- Continued from page 34 can hardly walk. Getting in sacrifice for you since becom- self kicking your leg out of getting him out. It may sound ing a full-time caregiver? the kitchen and cooking on the side of your blankets to like there’s not much to do in A: I used to love the social these days really is a problem. cool off or turning your pillow terms of taking care of him, life. We’ve lived in a very so- She asked me, “Have you ever over because it’s too hot—you but he can’t do anything in the cial community and I don’t get considered Meals on Wheels?” won’t be alone. Some 50 mil- portant to have the right fit of household that he used to do. to socialize with others very She gave me all the informa- lion Americans are affected by sleep equipment that supports I have to hire someone to do much anymore. I miss going tion to contact them. I did and intermittent sleep problems, your body’s needs. everything on the outside of to pot luck dinners and vol- ever since, they’ve done so potentially created by bedding the house. unteering on my committees. much for me and it’s been so choices, according to the Na- 2. 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Undoubtedly many of us have perfectly cooked hardboiled a big old Crockpot and a mon- eggs for parties or picnics and • Payments to borrowers are insured & ster pressure cooker, stashed may be used as cooking racks. guaranteed by the U.S. Government away in a cupboard, that are It even cuts down the time for • No monthly mortgage payments. only allowed to see the light of making jam and keeps the heat • Purchase a home with reverse mortgage day once or twice a year. from that chore from turning • Supplement your retirement income with your kitchen into an inferno. monthly payments If you’re, like me, afraid of the • Line of Credit or Lump Sum Payout pressure cooker (that purple Stackable steamers, extra lids • Homeowner retains title and ownership of stain on the ceiling at our old and rings and springform pans myriad cookbooks dedicated the home house might explain) yours for cakes, cheesecakes (Yes, to its use. may never be dragged out of cheesecakes!), waffles even a 1st Nations Reverse Mortgage – NMLS #13067 purgatory at all. “beer can chicken” gizmo are The recipe for 15-bean soup, Frank W Chin – NMLS #1019942 available, and certainly more one of those soak all night and CA Branch Manager – Reverse Mortgage Special- Enter the InstaPot! 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This holds slightly dented Crockpots on We bought one after hearing some six quarts, and that’s a offer at yard sales and Good- Instant Pot cont. from friends that it combined lot of soup! will shops come the cooler both the pressure cooker and early in the morning gets you days of fall. crockpot into an amazing unit Most users rave about the rice, there in time for a picnic lunch that could hold 10 pounds so far, I’ve only tried steaming or stop at a restaurant, then of frozen boneless chicken it once, and it came out more after a few hours in the cool breasts and present beautiful- like the “sticky” rice you see mountain air the drive home ly cooked ones in roughly a in Oriental restaurants. I plan with a snack stop returns you half hour. As if that weren’t to try again, after the chocolate just as the heat is dissipating. enough, this marvel could do cake, the puddings, beef stew This is an ideal mid-week get- a 3-pound roast, frozen hard and mac and cheese. (full dis- Speaking of the heat, have away and especially wonderful as a brick, in roughly the same closure, I read cookbooks the you visited the Sequoia Big shared with grandchildren or time, and have it come out way some people read celebri- Trees lately? It’s about 3.5 friends. If you have a Senior ready to serve and delicious. ty magazines or novels.) hours from LA, depending (as Pass to the National Parks (and always) on traffic, and well Oh yes, it also boils eggs, Just as buying a new i-Prod- if not, you might want to look worth the drive. Leaving fairly bakes cheesecake, steams rice uct invariably means purchas- into buying one) gas and food and dozens of other wonderful ing accessories, and – aside are your only costs for a spe- things that are promised by the from the previously mentioned Continued Ú cial outing. Page 40 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Should You Stay In Your Home Or Feeling Ill? The Computer Move During Retirement? Will See You Now The choice about where to live willing to trade your The next time you don’t feel Professions at University of in retirement is one of the most current communi- well, where will you turn? If Phoenix. “Given this shift, it crucial decisions that a senior ty for a new one, you’re like many Americans, it is crucial that patients not only makes. It’s not just a major fi- weighing the pros will be to your computer. have access to these technolo- nancial consideration, it’s also and cons of aging in gies, but also view them as im- a highly emotional issue as a place versus chart- According to a recent survey portant resources for improv- retiree’s home is often the an- ing a new course. conducted by Morning Con- ing their health and overall chor to their golden years. Street Journal. “But renting a sult on behalf of University of care experience.” home in a city before buying Whether you choose to stay Phoenix*, nearly two-thirds “One needs to think about can give retirees a chance to re- in your home or move during (59 percent) of American What Patients Want where to live, how long to stay ally know if it’s the place they retirement, it will be important adults use online health re- When Americans utilize tradi- there, and whether to move lat- want to spend retirement.” to have ample cash on hand sources, such as WebMD, as tional care settings, they have strong feelings about the qual- er in retirement,” writes Wade Moreover, the cost of owner- that can fund renovations of a substitute for primary health ities that health care profes- Pfau, Ph.D., professor of re- ship in many locations actually your existing home or the pur- care. On the other hand, the survey also showed that far sionals should have. Accord- tirement income at The Ameri- exceeds the cost of renting, so chase of a new one. Many se- fewer adults are taking advan- ing to the survey, the majority can College, and contributor to it may be prudent to consider niors are surprised to learn that tage of other health care inno- of Americans find it “very im- Forbes.com. “There are plenty this option for both short- and one potential asset for gener- vations, such as e-prescription portant” for their treatment of justifications for either stay- long-term possibilities. ating immediate cash is a life filling services (39 percent), teams to have interpersonal ing put or moving early in re- insurance policy. online access to health records skills, including listening (84 tirement.” 3. Where will you have ac- (37 percent), text message ap- percent), verbal communica- cess to important services? A life insurance policy is con- pointment reminders (35 per- tion (83 percent) and bedside There are a few important Every consumer looks into the sidered your personal property cent) and online appointment care (71 percent). These skills, questions that a senior should quality of restaurants, super- and—as such—you have the booking services (27 percent). Savron notes, are key to health ask before deciding whether to markets and other day-to-day right to sell that policy any care professionals building stay in their home or to relo- retail offerings when scouting time you like. When a con- Additionally, nearly half of trust with their patients and en- sumer sells a policy in a “life cate during retirement: out a possible new residential respondents (48 percent) said abling them to take ownership settlement” transaction, the location. Seniors must be espe- the rising cost of insurance of their care. policy owner receives a cash 1. Are you making accurate cially concerned about practi- would be the biggest challenge payment and the purchaser of comparisons? cal considerations such as the facing the health care indus- “The data shows that technolo- the policy assumes all future If you stay in your home, you number of nearby physicians try in the next five years, with gy is just one piece of the puz- may need to make improve- who accept Medicare, conve- premium payments—then re- three-quarters of respondents zle when it comes to patient ments or renovations in the fu- nient transportation for those ceives the death benefit upon indicating that prescription care,” added Dean Savron. ture to accommodate changing who are unable to drive, and the death of the insured. Can- drug coverage (77 percent) “Although new technologies needs. If you move to a new community centers with spe- didates for life settlements are and monthly premium costs are resources that we should home, you may incur expens- cial programs for seniors. typically aged 70 years or old- (77 percent) were very import- lean on to help improve com- es associated with fix-up costs er, with a life insurance policy ant when selecting health care munication, interpersonal and moving expenses. Make 4. Would you prefer to age that has a death benefit of at coverage. skills are the foundation for sure you are considering total in place or have a change of least $100,000. ensuring patient trust and bet- costs in either scenario. scenery? Expert Opinion ter care. Communication and To learn more about life set- Many people dream about “The health care industry is empathy are vital skills for tlements, visit www.LISA.org 2. Are you open to renting? moving to some exotic loca- shifting to a patient-centered health professionals seeking to or call the LISA office today at “It can be hard for retirees who tion for their golden years, but model that harnesses technol- encourage patient responsibili- (888) 672-3917. have spent their lives building the truth is that 85 percent of ogy to both open communica- ty in their care and drive posi- equity in their homes—and be- retirees stay in the area where tion channels and create a plat- tive outcomes for them.” ing taught about the virtues of they raised their families, ac- form for patient engagement,” homeownership—to become cording to Realtor.com. Think said Doris Savron, executive Where To Learn More renters,” reported The Wall seriously about whether you’re dean for the College of Health Continued on page 41 Page 41 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 The Computer Tinseltown Talks By Nick Thomas Will See You Now Continued from page 40 But 4 years ago, tragedy University of Phoenix Col- Judith Durham looks back at ‘The Seekers’ struck. lege of Health Professions Photos all provided by Judith doing seasons offers leading-edge graduate, “We were still performing by Durham’s manager. of tours, we undergraduate, certificate and the time our 50th anniversary were in the re- nondegree programs aimed at rolled around. During a sell- Fifty years ago, The Seekers cording studio. preparing students to improve out Australian tour as part of were a Pop music sensation. It was exhaust- the quality of health care in our Golden Jubilee in 2013, I Featuring members Athol Guy, ing.” their communities and the in- suffer a brain hemorrhage after Keith Potger, Bruce Wood- dustry. It helps ensure that to- the first of four nights in Mel- ley and lead vocalist Judith So, in July day’s graduates can effectively bourne.” Durham, the Aussie group’s 1968, Durham tackle tomorrow’s health care Pop-Folk fusion proved pop- parted ways challenges. Durham was in hospital and ular in America and their hit, The Seekers onstage in the UK in 2014 with The Seek- To learn more about programs during their sold-out Jubilee tour rehab for six months and her Georgy Girl, was a nominee at ers to pursue her own career offered through the College of recovery continues. the 1967 Oscar ceremony for old girl who worked by day (see www.judithdurham.com). Health Professions, visit www. Best Song for the film of the as a secretary, and I weighed phoenix.edu/chp. “That was a difficult time,” same name, although it lost to more than 10 stone (140 With her departure, The Seek- she admitted. “I had problems Born Free. pounds at 5-foot 2 inches). ers disbanded, although the *A national sample of 2,201 finding the words I needed in registered U.S. voters com- Those girls were ‘real’ stars group reformed over the years The Seekers had burst onto the conversation, and still do to pleted the online survey, con- to me – slim, pretty, and wear- with various replacement lead world music scene just 2 years a certain extent. I effectively ducted by Morning Consult ing beautiful clothes. I sewed vocalists, while Durham fo- earlier with their 1965 hit I’ll had to learn to write again. But on behalf of University of my own frocks for TV shows cused on her solo career. En- Never Find Another You, but my long-term memory wasn’t Phoenix from August 10–14, and performances! I didn’t viably, however, the group’s Durham struggled with the affected, so I had no problem 2017. Results from the full feel I was glamorous enough enduring popularity led to sev- sudden celebrity status. to be the Pop star I was being remembering things like lyr- survey have a margin of error eral reunions of the original projected as. It caused a lot of ics. And thankfully, my voice of +/- two percentage points. ensemble. anxiety for me wasn’t affected in any way.” For complete survey method- for the first 2 or ology, please contact Aman- da Barchilon at Amanda. 3 years.” Looking back on the past 50 [email protected]. years, Durham – who turns From 1965 75 in July – has continued to Despite increased use of on- to 1968, The forge ahead through the good line resources to inform health Seekers’ sound times and the bad. enchanted the decisions, more Americans Pop music Production still from The Seekers Down don’t take advantage of health Under TV in 1967 “Even though age and illness world with a care innovations. have slowed me down some, string of hits Reuniting with The Seekers I still crave creative stimula- including A meant putting her 25-year solo Judith Durham then and now tion,” she said. “I hope I can World of Our Own, Someday, career on hold, but Durham still absorb myself in those “I was suddenly thrust into One Day, and The Carnival felt compelled: “I wanted to do pursuits until it’s time to go.” the international spotlight and Is Over (see www.theseekers. it for the group’s fans, who had found myself inadvertently in com.au). But as the group’s remained so loyal for so long, competition with the glam- popularity increased, the pres- and who had never stopped Nick Thomas teaches at Au- orous UK stars of the period sure on the lead singer contin- pleading with us to come back. burn University at Montgom- – Dusty Springfield, Sandie ued to mount. What I didn’t realize was that ery, Ala, and has written fea- Shaw, Lulu, Twiggy,” said it would become an on-again, tures, columns, and interviews Durham from her home in “We worked constantly for 4 off-again situation for another for more than 700 newspapers Melbourne. “I was a 20-year- years and when we weren’t 25 years!” and magazines. Page 42 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Life in Long Beach By Lyn Jensen Summertime Blues (and Other Music)

Summer in the city sounds bet- Behind that spinning turntable ter with Golden Oldies, whether in the window, the space is filled your summertime memories date with classic vinyl LPs and 45s, back to 80s MTV or the 60s Sum- along with some CDs, DVDs, and mer of Love or even Swing era even a few VHS tapes. Diehm has 78s. On Seventh Street in Long a selection that stretches across Beach you’ll find a couple of Classic Rock, County, Jazz, and small shops where classic vinyl R&B. One of his specializations recordings may have you forget- is music from the local scene. ting all sense of passing time as Address: 3906 E. Seventh Street, you dig through bin after bin, just Long Beach, CA 90804 Just about anything collectable, like whatever summer you re- Phone: 562-386-2888 he’ll look over. “You won’t be- member most fondly. Hours: Monday-Saturday 11 lieve what people try to sell,” a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to he said. “A guy brought in what Dex Records 6 p.m. looked like a doorknob and said it Justin Dexter and his shop, Dex was a diamond. I said it looks like Records, are new to the Long a doorknob to me.” Beach retail scene, having just started about a year ago. His shop is so small, its sign is practically bigger than it is. It’s like going through a friend’s garage, provid- ed that garage houses an inviting and well-organized record collec- tion. Asked what sets his store apart, he said, “We’re intimate, not huge. People step back in time, Dyzzy on Vinyl it’s like in the 70s. It brings back Kevin “Dyzzy” memories.” Diehm has owned Dyzzy Address: 3004 E. Seventh Street, on Vynyl for Long Beach, CA 90804 The Senior Reporter 19 years, and Phone: 562-438-8928 his customers Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 7 is published monthly by: enjoy talking His stock numbers about 5,000 p.m., Saturday 12 to 6 p.m. music with SENIOR REPORTER OF OC records, as in made of vinyl— him. His shop Debbie L. Sklar, writer/editor he carries no CDs or other me- Contributing Writers: Les Goldberg, Jim McDevitt, has a quaint ambience, being dia. The selection encompasses Ronnie Greenberg, Dr. Robert Horseman, Lyn Jensen, housed in a designated city land- Judith Rogow, Nick Thomas, Rancal C. Hill what he calls “a little bit of ev- mark, the Castle Croydon. In his Telephone erything,” from Rock to Jazz to old-fashioned storefront window, (714) 975-6345 Punk. If you’re looking to find a you may see Blues Brothers dolls new home for some of your vinyl, going ‘round and ‘round on a Fax (714) 369-6517 bring it by, and he may buy it. turntable, getting dizzy on vinyl. Page 43 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018 Page 44 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JUNE 2018