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Dinuba Senior Citizen's Center Dinuba Senior Citizen’s Center 437 N. Eaton Ave., Dinuba 591-2450 Newsletter — JANUARY 2021 May this year bring new happiness, goals, achievements and a lot of new inspiration for your life. Wishing you a year fully loaded with happiness! MORE SLEEP MAS SUEÑO MORE MUSIC MÁS MÚSICA MORE TEA MÁS TÉ MÁS LIBROS MORE BOOKS MÁS PUESTAS DE MORE SUNSETS SOL Inside This Issue: MORE CREATING MÁS CREAR 2021 New Year Pg. 1 MORE LONG WALKS MÁS LARGOS PA- Center Activity Pg. 2 SEOS Christmas Shenanigans Pg. 3 MORE LAUGHTER Más risas Lunch Menu Pg. 4 MORE DREAMING Más soñando Fun Facts & Funnies Pg. 5 MORE ROAD TRIPS MÁS VIAJES POR Puzzle Page Pg. 6 CARRETERA MORE FUN TV Trivia Pg. 7 MÁS DIVERSIÓN Misc. Info. Pg. 8 MORE LOVE MÁS AMOR Color Contest Pg. 9—10 May the faith of God be with Que la fe de Dios te Contact Info. you this year. May the peace of acompañe este año. (559) 591-2450 God surround you, and may Cecilia (Cece) Bobst Que la paz de Dios te rodee y [email protected] you be blessed each day. seas bendecido cada día. 1 Center Activity Outdoor Restrooms Library & Kitchen Doors 2 CHRISTMAS (noun) The only time of the year in which one can sit in front of a dead tree and eat candy out of a sock. 3 4 Fun Facts & Funnies! 5 6 1950's TV Shows Trivia 1. On the sitcom “The Honeymooners”, 6. Who played the title role in “Man Against what was the name of Ralph’s bowling Crime”? team? a. Robert Montgomery a. The Alley Cats b. Richard Crenna b. The Hurricanes c. Roscoe Kearns c. The Gladiators d. Ralph Bellamy d. Pinheads 7. What is the name of the actor who portrayed 2. Who plyed Walter dentoin “Our Miss little Ricky on the TV comedy series “I Love Brooks”? Lucy”? a. Richard Todd a. Richard Keith b. Charles Farrell b. William Frawley c. Steve McQueen c. Keith Richarson d. Richard Crenna d. Keith Black 3. What was Joe Friday’s badge number on 8. Who hosted the first version and then co- the crime drama TV series “Dragnet”? hosed the American quiz show “You Bet Your Life”? a. 705 b. 710 a. Groucho Marx c. 714 b. Harvey Korman d. 701 c. Merv Griffin d. George Fenneman 4. Who was the host of the original TV game show “Concentration”? 9. Who was the announcer on the “Kukla, Fran and Ollie” Television show? a. David Frost b. Alan Ludden a. James Earl Jones c. Hugh Downs b. Hugh Downs d. Pat Sajak c. Mike Wallace d. Ronald Reagan 5. Airing for 203 episodes what TV show featured Robert Young as Tim Warren, 10. Who was John Russell’s deputy (Deputy head of the Warren Family? Marshal Johnny McKay) on the western TV se- ries “Lawman”? a. Leave it to Beaver b. Amos ‘n’ Andy a. Ty Hardin c. Maverick b. Ed Byrnes d. Father Knows Best c. Peter Brown d. Johnny Yuma Answers on Pg. 8 7 Senior Center Survey Please complete the survey below and cut it out and return it to the Center. This will assist in making future efforts to reach out, offer information, and/or activities to Seniors dur- ing COVID-19. Por favor complete la encuesta abajo, recórtela y devuélvala al Centro. Esto ayudará a realizar esfuerzos futuros para llegar, ofrecer información y / o actividades a las personas mayores durante el COVID-19 Please let me know if any of the following services are availa- ble to you. Por favor, avíseme si alguno de los siguientes servicios está disponible para usted. YES NO ____ ____ Internet access (computer, iphone, ipad, etc.)? ¿Acceso a Internet (computadora, iphone, ipad, etc.? YES NO ____ ____ Do you have an Email account? ¿Tiene una cuenta de correo electrónico? YES NO ____ ____ Have you ever used Zoom or Skype? ¿Ha usado alguna vez Zoom o Skype? YES NO ____ ____ Would you be interested in viewing activities (crafts, exercising, cooking, etc) via Zoom or Skype? ¿Le interesaría ver actividades (manualidades, ejercicio, cocina, etc.) a través de Zoom o Skype? List activities or topics of information that interest you? ¿Enumere alguna actividad o tema de información que le interese? ___________________________________________________________ Dinuba Senior Center Monday, Jan. 18th Board News We are looking for new board memebers interested in serv- ing the Senior Center. If you would like to serve on the Non-Profit Advisory Board, please see Cece for an applica- tion. 8 ________________________________________ _________________________ Name/nombre Date/fecha To enter the Coloring Contest, color the opposite side of this page and submit/ return it by Thursday, January 21st. You may drop it off during lunch service, or place it in the DSC mail box (to the right of the Eaton gate) by end of day on the 21st. Color with markers, color pencils, crayons, etc. Don’t forget to fill in the name/phone number section at top of page. concurso de colores #6 Para participar en el concurso de colorear, colorea el lado opuesto de esta página y envíalo/ devuélvelo antes del jueves 21 de enero. Puede dejarlo durante el servicio de almuerzo o dejarlo en el buzón de correo del Centro (a la derecha de la puerta de Eaton) al final del día 21. Colorea con marcadores, lápices de colores, crayones, etc. No olvides completar la sec- ción de nombre/número de teléfono en la parte superior de la página. Colour therapy can improve awareness and help indi- viduals understand the need for including certain col- ours in their daily lives. It can also help natural healing in a body, enabling overall well-being. The top three will win a prize. Los tres primeros ganarán un premio. SPONSORED BY Dinuba Senior Citizen’s Non-Profit 9 10 .
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