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The Center at Founders Village NON PROFIT ORG. Fountain Valley Community Foundation U.S. POSTAGE Supports Recreation & Community Services PAID 10200 Slater Avenue PERMIT NO. 345 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 SANTA ANA, CA Change Service Requested Dated Material Please deliver by 1st of the month Friday, October 17, 2014 7pm to 9:30pm Tickets - $7 Fall Dance Entertainment by The Now and Then Band Light Refreshments, Raffle Prizes Sponsored by Fountain Valley Regional Hospital The Center at Founders Village Senior and Community Center Purchase tickets at The Center Reception Desk 17967 Bushard Street, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Telephone: 714-593-4446 Fax: 714-378-1328 Website: www.fountainvalley.org We create community through people, parks and programs Page 2 The Center at Founders Village The Center at Founders Village Page 19 The Center’s Mission Statement City Council The City of Fountain Valley is committed to Michael Vo — Mayor providing the highest quality service to our senior Steve Nagel — Mayor Pro Tem community; offering programs in a fun-filled Cheryl Brothers — Council Member environment, enhancing life through John Collins — Council Member fitness, education, recreation, social Mark McCurdy — Council events and human services. Member INDEX City Manager Bob Hall Nora News ………………..…………..…..…..3 Recreation and Classes / Upcoming Classes …………......4-5 Community Services Staff Seminars ……………………………………...6 At The Center at Medicare Enrollment / Resource Fair …..….7 Founders Village Special Events ………………………………..8 Rob Frizzelle, Community Services Manager Western Luncheon Photographs …………...9 Nora B.K. Webb, Community Services Supervisor Yolanda Markey, Recreation Coordinator The World is Coming. Are you? …….....10-11 Teresa Muché, Recreation Specialist Health and Wellness …………………...…..12 Logan Shreve, Recreation Specialist Christy Borack, Recreation Specialist Senior Serv Lunch Menu..……………….....13 Justin Thomas, Recreation Specialist Traveling Friends …………………………...14 Jesse Cervantes, Recreation Leader II Justin Cook, Recreation Leader I Clubs and Groups …………………………..15 At the Recreation Center Hop On Transportation Program ………….16 Christie Araiza, Community Services Supervisor Flu Shots / Sponsors …………………....17-19 Scott Baker, Recreation Coordinator Amber Castrey, Recreation Coordinator Fall Dance …………………………………...20 Important Telephone Numbers The Center at Founders Village 714-593-4446 Fountain Valley City Hall 714-593-4400 Recreation Center and Sports Park 714-839-8611 Fountain Valley Library 714-962-1324 Office On Aging 714-567-7500 Dieter Kammerer, California Senior Legislature Senior Assembly Member, representing Fountain Valley/O.C. 714-330-1975 ([email protected]) Non Emergency Medical Transportation OCTA ACCESS 714-560-5888 Abrazar ( non-emergency medical only) 714-891-9500 Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center* 714-378-5531 *Doctors must be affiliated with the hospital Page 18 The Center at Founders Village The Center at Founders Village Page 3 Nora’s News ~ Balance is the Key to Life! It occurred to me as I was rushing around this past week, just how busy our lives seem to be. I was thinking in order to fit in all that is on my appointment planner, I would have to change the size of the calendar to triple the original size. As the days are flying by so quickly, are we taking time to balance our lives? Are we maintaining a good source of wellness, which includes good physical and mental health? Webster’s Dictionary, yes, I still have a Webster’s Dictionary, defines wellness as … the condition of good physical and mental health. You know, I think the reason we hear so much about balancing our lives is because there are so many demands on our time, striking a balance is necessary for survival, and more importantly to thrive. Did you ever hear about the Senior who retired and now can’t imagine fitting in a 40 hour a week job into the current demands on their day? Achieving a balanced life is a choice, a decision you make to move toward understanding that a balanced life does not have an end point. By that I mean that you may have a terrific, well-thought, balanced day planned, and you get in your car to come to The Center, and your car doesn’t start. How frustrating can that be. These are the little things that can and will effect your mind, body, and spirit. BUT, health and happiness are possible in each and every moment of your day, even when things are not necessarily going our way. When you concentrate on “Striking a Balance”, it becomes our pursuit PALM ISLAND toward physical, emotional, and mental optimum health. Striking a balance in these areas can be a challenge but necessary in achieving our goal to live a balanced life. Award Winning 55+ Apartment Community in Recently, I heard a great analogy, living a balanced life is like the spokes on a wheel, the closer they Fountain Valley are in length, the more even the ride. Remember, there are many things in our life that bring us joy, 714.546.5404 laughter, and at time tears. But, these are all valuable, yes, even the tears...this will strengthen our efforts to achieve a balanced life. Many factors take a part in enjoying an abundant life, keep them in www.rentpalmisland.com balance and you will certainly maintain a higher level of wellness and satisfaction. Remember, the next time you go to start you car and it doesn’t start, don’t stress out, grab a book, call a friend, watch a favorite TV show, or just sit back and take time to smell the flowers. Now that’s what I call a balanced life! Here are a few more tips I recently came across. Be grateful. Stop and think about the things you have and appreciate them. Exercise. Keep moving, keep moving, keep moving. Get plenty of sleep. The more you sleep, the better you’ll feel the next day. Breathe Deeply. Just stop and take a deep breath. Life is a gift. Spend more time with your family and friends. In our busy lives we need to make time for the people that matter most to us. Live your SeaCliff Home Care Family owned and operated passion. Do more of what you love to do. Get outdoors. Go for a walk, a All employees are licensed, bonded & insured. bike ride, just enjoy the outdoors. Smile more. It feels great to you and to * Personal Care * Live-in or hourly the recipient! Maya Angelou wrote...if you only have one smile to give...give * Homemaker * Respite Services it to the people around you. Here’s a smile from me to you! Dementia and Memory Impaired Care We provide compassionate and professional home care services to Take good care, have a terrific month and I’ll see you around seniors in their own home! The Center! 714-274–9620 www.seacliffhomecare.com Nora Nora B.K. Webb, Community Services Page 4 The Center at Founders Village The Center at Founders Village Page 17 Fountain Pen Contract Classes FLU SHOTS, Monday, November 3, 9am - 11am Class Name Day Time Dates Fee Aging As A Winner With the flu season fast approaching, The Center at Founders Village will be 176011-A1 Monday 10:00am to 3:00pm 12/12 $40 providing free flu shots to our senior community. Bridge-Beginning 274110-A1 Monday 1:30pm to 3:30pm 9/8 to 12/8 $93 According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, seasonal Bridge-Intermediate flu results in more than 200,000 hospitalizations and 46,000 274111-A1 Tuesday 1pm to 3pm 9/9 to 12/9 $86 deaths each year. Therefore, for the protection of the body, it is Drawing very important to receive a yearly flu vaccine. 273013-A1 Wednesday 10am to 12pm 9/10 to 12/10 $70 Fitness Workshop* There are many reasons to receive a flu shot. The seasonal flu vaccine 276050-A3 Wednesdays 2pm to 4pm 10/1 $38 276050-A4 Wednesdays 2pm to 4pm 10/15 $38 can reduce the risk of getting influenza by 70 to 90 percent in healthy adults. Geri-Fit Strength Training Also, by getting the vaccine you can protect those around you from catching 271035-A1 Wed/Fri 3pm to 3:45pm 9/10 to 10/3 $51 the flu and spreading it to others. Most importantly, you won’t have to worry Integral Tai Chi about spending endless days sick at home with the pesky flu. 271032-A1 Monday 2pm to 3:30pm 9/8 to 12/8 $20 Journal Writing Do yourself and the community a huge favor - get a flu shot. The vaccine is 276012-A1 Monday 9:00am to 4:00pm 12/10 $50 free and painless! Register today by calling 714-593-4446 and stay flu-free! Line Dancing 2/3 271133-A1 Monday 10am to 11:15am 9/8 to 12/8 $41 271133-A2 Monday 11:15am to 12:30pm 9/8 to 12/8 $41 Longevity Stick Tues/Thurs 8:30am to 9:30am Ongoing Free Thank you to our Newsletter Sponsors! Playing The Ukulele 273057-A1 Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:00pm 9/17 to 10/15 $51 273057-A2 Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:00pm 10/29 to 11/26 $51 Ukulele, Beyond Beginner 273058-A1 Wednesday 2:15pm to 3:15pm 9/17 to 10/15 $51 273058-A2 Wednesday 2:15pm to 3:15pm 10/29 to 11/26 $51 Stretch and Flex 271031-A1 Tuesday 3:15pm to 4:15pm 9/9 to 12/9 $41 Yoga in a Chair 271010-A1 Monday 11:45am to 12:30pm 9/22 to 12/1 $71 Yoga with a Chair 271011-A1 Monday 10:30am to 11:30am 9/22 to 12/1 $92 271011-A2 Thursday 2pm to 3pm 9/25 to 12/4 $92 Yoga on the Mat 271012-A1 Thursday 3:15pm to 4:45pm 9/25 to 12/4 $138 Your Garden 174170-A1 Friday 10am to 11am 9/12 to 12/12 $40 Beginning Jewelry 273060-A1 Wednesday 10:00am to 12:00pm 9/17 to 11/19 $56 Intermediate Jewelry 273061-A1 Friday 10:00am to 12:30pm 9/19 to 11/21 $56 *This class is for clearance to use the fitness room.
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