Volume 34 Number 8 340 West Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832 (714) 738-6305 August 2014

fullerton COMMUNITY CENTER

Health Care Resources Explored

During HICAP Seminar Thursday, August 21 10 to 11 a.m. The Council on Aging - Orange County Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) is pleased to announce the establishment of a Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC), which will help low-income seniors and persons with disabilities find and apply for all benefits programs or services for which they are eligible. If your 2014 monthly income is below $1580 for an individual or $2133 for a married couple, you may be eligible for a variety of programs, including a Medicare Part D Extra Help/Low Income Subsidy Program, Medicare Savings Programs, CalFresh/Food Stamps, Medi-Cal for people with Medicare, Supplemental Security Income and a Utilities Assistance Program.

Consider attending this information seminar to learn more about services or share this information with those who may need to know. Preregister to attend at 714 738-6305.

“It’s Your Money” Series Thursdays, September 11 - October 30 2 to 3:30 p.m. This ideal partner program to the It’s Your Estate and It’s Your Money financial educational series will be a practical benefit to those wanting to gain the real knowledge to be in control of managing their financial resources. Local experts will share comprehensive expertise in specific areas of financial management. Preregister at 714 738-6305. Program is co-sponsored by non-profits FEEL, Inc., St. Jude Memorial Foundation and City of Fullerton.

Fitness Room Training Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Daily Rate: Resident: $2 Non-resident: $3 Monthly Pass: Resident: $10 Non-resident: $12 Six Month Pass: Resident: $50 Non-resident: $62

Summer days, be-in-shape days: take advantage of the center’s fitness room, where you can work out at your own pace with practical routines on a variety of exercise machines. The price is right and the location is perfect!

Reduce the Risk of Falls Fit & Healthy with Kenny - Balance & Mobility Focus Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 1:45 p.m. and 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. If you or someone you know is experiencing balance and/or mobility challenges, consider this exercise and training program offered at the center through LEAP, an older adult program through the North Orange County Community College District. Specialized raining targets helping students with general strength enhancement, balance and mobility skills and increased overall awareness, thus improving their ability to perform activities with greater ease and confidence and reducing the risk of falls. Register in class to participate.

SeniorServ

Hawaiian Luau Party Friday, August 15 - 10:45 a.m.

Special entertainment featuring the

Hawaiian Class Dancers

Lunch is $5 for those under 60; over 60, a $3 donation is

appreciated.

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Senior Club

A Message from Your Senior Club

President

I hope all of you had a wonderful Independence Day celebration. It was a true celebration in our neighborhood with many beautiful firework displays to be enjoyed.

The club is looking to introduce new senior activities at our center. One idea might involve music, IE., an informal chorus group, Etc. Another idea would be to provide volunteers to serve as friendly “call” companions to seniors living alone who may not have access to fellowship with other older adults. If you would like to share any ideas or follow-up on plans, please call the Senior Club office at 714 738-6353.

Members, thank you for your support, and I leave you with this thought:

“Kind words can be short, but their echoes are truly endless.” - Anonymous

~ Beverlie Ticer~ Beverlie Ticer~ Beverlie Ticer~ Beverlie Ticer

Adult Public Health Nursing Services 2nd & 4th Mondays - 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Appointments taken at Front Desk or call 714 738-6305.

Preventive health care services sponsored by Orange County Health Care Agency

Free health and nutritional assessments and counseling, various health screenings and individualized health care plans provided by Lori Funke, RN, PHN.

OFFICERS

President: Beverlie Ticer

Vice President: Pauline Baker

Secretary: Phil Ross

Treasurer: Mary Neumann

Assistant Treasurer: Gerry Phillips

Past President: Doug Gilmour

870-1454

404-8649

738-1419

525-1916

992-5588

738-0934

DIRECTORS

Dennis Hittle (2014)

Ruth Johnston (2014)

Sandra Orosco (2014)

Phyllis Levin (2015)

Virginia Palazzolo (2015)

Fred Berg (2016)

Annelies Fugler (2016)

George Tsuda (2016)

348-5531

870-5323

879-9693

525-2842

779-5755

656-7126

680-6562

869-3856

APPOINTEES

Sunshine Chairperson: Ellie Honeycutt 264-6969

Senior Club Desk Coordinator: Phyllis Levin

Travel Director: Ellen Hanley 879-2519

Assistant Travel Director: Christel Moore 680-4574

SENIOR CLUB DESK: 738-6353 Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

COMMUNITY CENTER SENIOR PROGRAMS: 738-6305

BOARD MEETING: Thursday, August 14, 1 p.m.

Senior Transportation Program

Taxi Voucher Program Offers subsidized taxi vouchers to travel anywhere

within Fullerton City limits or up to 5 miles beyond the City limits.

$50 value book - Your price: $10

OCTA Senior 30-Day Bus Pass Passes are good for unlimited use on all local routes.

30-Day Senior Bus Passes are available for purchase 30 days after previous purchase date of pass. The City of Fullerton is not

responsible for lost ors stolen passes.

OCTA Senior 30-Day Bus Pass ($22 value) - Your price: $4

Taxi voucher books and bus passes available for sale at Fullerton City Hall Utility Services or at Community Center front desk.

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the lives of . . . Diana Chow

Rhoda Goldstein

Toe-Tapping Evening Fun Tuesdays 6 to 8 p.m. $2 admission fee

Dance to your favorite tunes during “TED,” the weekly Tuesday Evening Dance social. Volunteer musicians provide an enjoyable range of music, from oldies and country western to

more contemporary sounds. Invite a friend, experience the friendly atmosphere and enjoy some light refreshments.

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Services

SeniorServ Daily Nutrition Program

Patricia Serrano, Site Manager: 714 738-6368

Hawaiian Luau Party: Friday, August 15 - 10:45 a.m. Entertainment: The Center’s Hawaiian Class Dancers

SeniorServ Bingo (sponsored by Team Alvarez): Wednesday, August 13 & 27 - 10:30 a.m.

August Birthdays (sponsored by Care1st): Friday, August 29 - 10:30 a.m.

The Nutrition and Dining Program provides lunch Monday through Friday: Early Birds served from 11:15 to 11:35 a.m. and the dining room at 11:50 a.m. The price of lunch for those under 60 is $5; over 60, a

suggested donation of $3 is appreciated.

Assistance Programs

Appointments required—call 714 738-6305

1. MEDICARE - HICAP

Monday, August 4, 18, 1 to 3 p.m.

2. LEGAL AID

Thursday, August 14, 12:15 to 2:45 p.m.

3. ADULT PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICES

Monday, August 11, 25, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Appointments Not Required

1. VITAS BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPS Mondays, 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Wednesdays, 1 to 2:30 p.m.

2. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS

Friday, August 1, 15, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

3. BROWN BAG GROCERY PROGRAM

Wednesday, August 6, 20, 12 to 2 p.m.

4. CTAP - California Telephone Access Program

Monday, August 25, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

5. DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP

August 1, 10:30 a.m.

6. LUNCH - SeniorServ Dining Program Weekdays: Lunch served at 11:50 a.m.

Early Bird Pick-up from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m.

7. KOREAN PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP

Next meeting: Friday, September 12, 10 a.m.

8. SURPLUS FOOD DISTRIBUTION

Tuesday, August 12, 9 to 11 a.m.

Driver Safety Program Fee: $15 AARP members, $20 non-members

(AARP members must present membership card to instructor for certificate)

Next available two-day class: Wednesday, Thursday

September 24, 25 - 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Please pre-register and pay for class at the front desk or call 714 738-6305.

August Lunch MenuAugust Lunch MenuAugust Lunch MenuAugust Lunch Menu Lunch is served weekdays at 11:50 a.m., with

Early Bird pickup from 11:15 to 11:35 a.m.

1 Friday Macaroni & Beef

4 Monday Roast Pork with Marsala Sauce

5 Tuesday Cheese Enchiladas

6 Wednesday Beef Pot Roast with Gravy

7 Thursday Chicken Breast Swiss Sandwich

8 Friday Fish with Mango Sauce

11 Monday Meat Loaf with Burgundy Sauce

12 Tuesday Macaroni & Cheese

13 Wednesday Egg Salad Sandwich

14 Thursday Roast Turkey with Gravy

15 Friday Kung Pao Chicken

18 Monday Pork Chile Verde

19 Tuesday Chicken Polynesian

20 Wednesday Tuna Salad Sandwich

21 Thursday Chicken Breast Sandwich

22 Friday Turkey Tetrazzini

25 Monday BBQ Pork McRib Sandwich

26 Tuesday Stuffed Salmon Boat

27 Wednesday Spaghetti & Meat Sauce

28 Thursday Chicken Caesar Salad

29 Friday Sloppy Joe’s on Wheat Bun

How’s Your Blood Pressure?How’s Your Blood Pressure?How’s Your Blood Pressure?How’s Your Blood Pressure? Free blood pressure checks are offered on 1st & 3rd Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon in the Nurse’s Office.

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Activities

August Movies - Fridays, 12:30 p.m.

Admission donation minimum: $1 at the door.

Movie days subject to change due to program operations .

August 1 - “Austenland” - A young woman who is obsessed with anything “Pride and Prejudice” travels to a Jane Austen theme park in search of her perfect gentleman. With Keri Russell and Jane Seymour. PG13

August 8 - “Heaven Must Wait” - Raymond, a never-do-well half brother, is sent off from Georgia to England to claim an inheritance. He finds an old church building instead of a manor but discovers a new a new heart and a new chance to start over. Drama stars Andrew McCarthy and Louise Lombard. NR

August 22 - “Epic” - A teenager finds herself transported to a forest setting where a battle is being waged between the forces of good and evil. She joins the cause to save their world - and hers - in this fun animated adventure. Voices of Amanda Seyfried, Colin Farrell and others. PG

August 29 - “Still Mine” - An elderly couple fights against local authorities to wage a war against time in building their final home. Drama stars James Cromwell and Genevieve Bujold. PG13

Aqua Fitness

Monday through Friday: 9 - 10 a.m.

Tuesday, Thursday: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

SENIOR RATE: $5 drop-in. Take advantage of this one-hour water aerobics exercise program with a trained instructor for a fun, effective workout!

Senior Splash!

Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 12 - 1 p.m.

Time exclusively for SENIORS (55+) and includes lap swimming and water walking - floating noodles are included. COST: $2 drop-in. First class free.

(714) 773-1302

Hawaiian Dance Tuesdays 9 to 10 a.m. Session 32610: 9/9 - 10/28 Session 32611: 11/4 - 12/30 $20 per 8-week session or $3 drop-in rate Classes follow the Polynesian tradition of “Hula” and students sway to the music of Hawaii. For more information or to register, please call 714 738-6575, visit the Community Center front desk or check online at www.fullertoneconnect.com.

Line Dance Alive! Wednesdays 9 to 11 a.m. Session 32605: 9/10 - 10/29 Session 32606: 11/5 - 1/7/15 $20 per 8-week session or $3 drop-in rate This energetic class will have you learning the Electric Slide, Slap Leather and other popular dances. For more information or to register, please call 714 738-6575, visit the Community Center front desk or check online at www.fullertoneconnect.com.

VITAS Bereavement Support Groups Mondays - 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Wednesdays - 1 to 2:30 p.m.

Caring support facilitated by professional staff.

Our World Travelogue

Expand your horizons by attending the “Our World” travelogue as fellow travelers take pleasure in sharing their world trips and travel tips with you. It happens every Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Grand Hall A. Do come!

August

6 Inca Civilization by Fritz Von Coelln

13 Chile - Part II by Ron Harmon

20 Switzerland by Andi Stein

27 Grizzly Bears of Katmai Peninsula by Jackie Baird-Bunker

September

3 Vietnam, Cambodia & Burma by Nino Mohan

Betty Martinovich, Chairperson

Bryan Moffet, Coordinator

Walking GroupWalking GroupWalking GroupWalking Group Mondays, Wednesdays

& Fridays 8 to 9 a.m.

Group meets in Grand Hall C.

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Travel

(#12) BIRCH AQUARIUM/LA JOLLA VILLAGE FOR LUNCH AND SHOPPING

Wednesday, August 13 Price: $41. Leave 8:30 a.m. Return 5 p.m. Encounter a dazzling variety of marine life, from the cold waters of the Pacific Northwest to the tropical seas of Mexico and the South Pacific, then off to Village Square for lunch and spending some time in the quaint little shops.

(#13) SAN DIEGO HARBOR CRUISE & SEAPORT VILLAGE

Wednesday, September 10 Price: $65. Leave 8:30 a.m. Return 6 p.m. Sightseeing on San Diego Bay will cover over 13 miles, passing Shelter Island, ship-building and dry-dock facilities, Coronado Island, Point Loma and lots of delightful marine animals and majestic sea birds. Lunch and browsing will be at Seaport Village after our wonderful sea adventure.

(#64) RIVERSIDE HOTEL & CASINO - LAUGHLIN

Sunday, September 28 - Three days Price: $110 per person double, $130 single. Leave Sunday 9 a.m. Return to the center Tuesday 5 p.m. Enjoy two nights at the Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino. Guests will receive two complimentary breakfasts and one choice buffet per person; also a fun strip per person.

(#15) RILEY’S APPLE FARM - OAK GLEN

Wednesday, October 15 - NEW LISTING GOES ON SALE AUGUST 5. Price: $25. Leave 9 a.m. Return 5 p.m. More than just an apple farm, Riley’s is also a destination to have fun, including music and a farm store where you can pick up gifts for the whole family. Riley’s also boasts a bakery and a deli - a perfect place to have lunch on your own. What a great place to put you in the holiday mood.

(#16) PAUMA CASINO

Monday, October 27 - NEW LISTING GOES ON SALE AUGUST 5. Price $10. Leave 8:30 a.m. Return 5 p.m. Come join us. You will need your date of birth or Pauma Casino Card number for each person when signing up. In order for us to be invited back, you must be sure to use your card at all times. Be prepared to show a valid ID upon arrival at the casino. Receive $10 on your player’s card, plus a buffet lunch for $8.95 with your casino card.

Travel Director : Ellen Hanley Travel Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Travel Office Phone: 714-738-5306

SCENIC SOUTHWEST - ALBUQUERQUE

BALLOON FESTIVAL/SILVERTON-DURANGO

RAILROAD

October 2 - Eight days Price: $1399 per person double, $1799 single. (TRI)

CATALINA ISLAND

October 22 - Three days Price: $399 per person double, $549 single. (FRI)

PETROGLYPHS OF THE COSO RANGE/

CHINA LAKE NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER October 24 - Three days Price: $595 per person double, $735 single. (GW)

THANKSGIVING ON THE NAPA VALLEY

WINE TRAIN November 25 - Four days Price: $699 per person double, $849 single. (TRI)

EXTENDED TRIPS

YELLOWSTONE & THE WILD WEST

September 12 - Seven days Price: $2065 per person double, $2815 single. (PRE)

NEW YORK CITY & NEW ENGLAND/CANADA

PRINCESS CRUISE

September 25 - Ten days Price: From $2668 to $3286 per person double, $3933 to $4851 single. (GW)

CANYON COUNTY ROYALE

September 29 - Four days

Price: $399 per person double, $539 single. (FRI)

GRAND CANYON RAIL ADVENTURE

October 6 - Five days Price: $1294 per person double, $1718 single. (GAD)

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

8:00Walking Group 4 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 5 8:00Walking Group 6 9:00 Needlecraft 9:00 Bridge Practice 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan 9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health 9:00 Line Dance Lessons 9:00 Fun & Fitness Health 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Our World 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis 1:00 Oil Painting Class 12:00 Table Tennis 12:30 Bingo 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance 12:00 Brown Bag 12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny 1:00 Chess 1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 Medicare Counseling - HICAP 1:00 Caring Companions

8:00Walking Group 11 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 12 8:00 Walking Group 13 9:00 Needlecraft 9:00 Bridge Practice 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan

9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health 8:30 Birch Aquarium - La Jolla Trip

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health 9:00 Surplus Food Distribution 9:00 Line Dance Lessons 9:00 Adult Public Health Nursing Services 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Our World

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 10:30 SeniorServ Bingo 12:00 Table Tennis 1:00 Oil Painting Class 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program

12:30 Bingo 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance 12:00 Table Tennis 12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

1:00 Chess 1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group

8:00Walking Group 18 9:00 Hawaiian Dance Lessons 19 8:00Walking Group 20

9:00 Needlecraft 9:00 Bridge Practice 8:30 Tai Chi Chuan 9:00 Longevity Stick Balance 9:00 Robin’s Exercise & Health 9:00 Line Dance Lessons

9:00 Fun & Fitness Health 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 10:00 Our World

11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 11:30 Lunch – SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis 1:00 Oil Painting Class 12:00 Table Tennis

12:30 Bingo 6:00 Tuesday Evening Dance 12:00 Brown Bag 12:30 VITAS Bereavement Support Group 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

1:00 Chess 1:00 VITAS Bereavement Support Group

1:00 Medicare Counseling - HICAP

Same as Monday, August 18, except: 25 Same as Tuesday, August 19 26 Same as Wednesday, August 20, except: 27

Add: 8:30 Harrah’s Rincon Casino Trip Add: 10:30 SeniorServ Bingo 9:00 Adult Public Health Nurse Services Delete: Brown Bag

9:30 CTAP Telephone Services Delete: HICAP

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Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Sunday: 12 to 3 p.m.

Coming Up:

It’s Your Money Eight-week series begins

September 11

SeniorServ Western Day Dance September 19

THURSDAY FRIDAY 8:00Walking Group 1

8:30 Tai Chi Practice 8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice 9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health

10:00 Blood Pressure Checks 10:30 Diabetes Support Group 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis

12:30 Movie: “Austenland” 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class 7 8:00Walking Group 8 9:15 Senior Reading Club 8:30 Tai Chi Practice 10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class 8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health 12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis

12:30 Movie: “Heaven Must Wait” 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class 14 8:00Walking Group 15 9:15 Senior Reading Club 8:30 Tai Chi Practice 10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class 8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health

12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class 10:00 Blood Pressure Checks

12:15 Legal Aid 10:45 SeniorServ Hawaiian Luau Party 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis 1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

9:00 Crocheting & Knitting Class 21 8:00Walking Group 22 9:15 Senior Reading Club 8:00 Bulletin Collation 10:00 Exercise Plus Health Class 8:30 Tai Chi Practice 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 8:30 Beginners’ Tai Chi Practice 12:00 Fitness Zone Health Class 9:00 Fitness - Help Yourself to Health 1:00 Senior Club Board Meeting 11:30 Lunch - SeniorServ Dining Program 12:00 Table Tennis

12:30 Movie: “Epic”

1:00 & 1:45 Fit & Healthy with Kenny

Same as Thursday, August 21, except: 28 Same as Friday, August 22, except: 29

Delete: Senior Club Board Meeting Add: 10:30 SeniorServ Birthdays

12:30 Movie “Still Mine”

Delete: Bulletin Collation

Billiard Room Senior Play Hours:(guests 50 years of age or older)

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.,

Public Hours: (18+, including Seniors) Monday through Friday, 3 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

TABLE TENNIS FOR FUN

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 12 to 3 p.m.

• $20 for a 3-month pass • $35 for a 6-month pass • $3 drop-in rate

Don’t call it “ping pong!” Serious fun for players age 18 and over, from beginners to more advanced, with singles and doubles play provided. Register at 714 738-6305.

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB FULLERTON 340 West Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832

PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE

PAID FULLERTON, CA

PERMIT # 284

Or Current Resident

Adult Protective Services (800) 451-5155

Adult Public Health Nursing Services 871-7573

Aging & Disability Resource Connection (800) 510-2020

Department of Insurance Hotline (800) 927-HELP

Eldercare Locater (800) 677-1116

FISH (Transportation) 533-3113

Fullerton City Hall 738-6300

Fullerton Main Library 738-6333

Fullerton Senior Citizens Club Membership Desk 738-6353

Fullerton Community Center 738-6305

HICAP - Medicare Assistance 560-0424

Legal Aid 571-5245

Long-Term Care Ombudsman Services 479-0107

SeniorServ Case Management 226-0550

SeniorServ Dining Program 738-6368

Social Security (800) 772-1213

Travel Office 738-5306

Veterans Service Office 567-7450

211 Orange County - Dial 211 (toll free) or (888) 600-4357

Retired Senior Volunteer Program 953-5757

OCTA Access (Transportation) (877) 628-2232

Orange Caregiver Resource Center 578-8670

One Stop - SCSEP (Employment) 241-4928

Office on Aging Information & Assistance (800) 510-2020

Meals on Wheels 871-2200

August 2014 Assistance Directory

Time-sensitive material

The Fullerton Senior News is a monthly publication of the Fullerton Community Center. It is prepared and edited by the City of Fullerton's Parks and Recreation Department and printed, assembled and mailed by the Fullerton Senior Citizens Club.

The information deadline is the 5th of the month.

“This project is funded in part through funds from the Federal Older Americans Act as allocated by the Orange County Board of Supervisors.” Programs are offered at no cost, though donations are gratefully accepted.

Website: www.fullertoncommunitycenter.com

Community Center Supervisor: Brian Yourstone

Program Assistant: Vickie Wiles

Rental Assistant: Paul Dominguez

(714) 738-6305 (714) 738-6335 FAX

Email: seniorcenter@ci.fullerton.ca.us

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