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November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 1
Vol. 1 No. 11 Nov 1- Dec 15 2009
Makes A Change…
To better accommodate our readers, we will be offering advance information about upcoming events. The November issue
introduces a new reporting schedule that will run from the 15th to the 15th of each month. The current issue will cover information for a
45 day period (i.e. November 1st – December 15th) to get us on track for the coming months. The December issue will officially begin
this new rotation providing event information from December 15th – January 15th . Each month to follow will be on the new rotation.
Readers will now have timely information that overlaps receipt of the newsletter, so they will NOT miss out on the fantastic events
planned the first week of the month.
East Valley Adult Resources Locations
Red Mountain Active Adult Center Mesa Active Adult Center Apache Junction Active Adult Center
7550 E. Adobe St. 247 N. Macdonald St. 1035 N. Idaho Rd.
480-218-2221 480-962-5612 480-474-5260
What’s East Valley Adult Resources
Inside
Non-Profit
45 West University, Suite A US Postage PAID
Mesa, Arizona 85201 Mesa, Arizona
Permit 314
EVSS Foundation ..............................................3
Community Services ....................................4-7
News and Happenings from:
Red Mountain Active Adult Center .............8
Mesa Active Adult Center ...............................9
Apache Junction Active Adult Center ....... 10
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East Valley Adult Resources, Inc.
Administrative Offices
45 West University, Suite A • Mesa, AZ 85201
Phone: 480-964-9014 • Fax: 480-898-7306 Dan Taylor, Executive Director
www.evseniorservices.org
Affiliated Organizations
East Valley R.S.V.P.
247 North Macdonald St. • Mesa, AZ 85201
2009 Board of Directors We a r e On Tuesday, November 10th we will be
East Valley Adult Resources Foundation, Inc. changing the having our Veterans Day Celebration at each
480-964-9014 ext. 107 newsletter a bit this of the Active Adult Centers. It is critical to
Douglas Gray-President Discovery Point Retirement Apts. month. If you look our society’s fabric that we remember and
Marv Turley-President Elect 408-924-6474 on the front page honor our veterans, as well as, those currently
Howard Rubin-Vice President East Valley Adult Resources, Inc. is published on you will note that the serving in our armed forces. We have started
Karen Stegenga-Secretary the first of each month by Miller Media Services. dates are November an individual Veterans Assistance service at
Joseph O’Reilly, Ph.D.-Treasurer 1 – December 15. our Mesa Center - Mondays from 9:00am
In the future the -11:00 a.m.
Board Members newsletter will get The annual Thanksgiving Celebrations
Terry Benelli to you by the 6th will be held on Wednesday, November 25th.
Jeffrey A. Bither or 7th each month We will be serving a delicious traditional
Elton Bordenave and will cover a 15th – 15th time frame. We Thanksgiving meal with festive entertainment
MEDIA SERVICES
Bob Dailey PRINTING PUBLISHING PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS have struggled to get it to your home or office at each Active Adult Center…proving yet
Pat Donahue by the 1st of each month, however with the again to be a very memorable event.
Pat Esparza
For advertising information:
printing and mailing process, the time frame Since this newsletter covers our programs
Amy Fellner call Miller Media Services at for receipt is typically beyond the 1st. To through the middle of December, I would like
John G. Ford (480) 361-4431 or e-mail better accommodate your information needs, to make a special plea this year to support our
JoAnn K. Freeborn ads@millermediaservices.com we have adjusted the content to overlap the Holiday Meal Campaign. Each year we ask
Jay A. Furness 1st week of each month. We hope that this for a $5.00 donation to sponsor a Holiday
Coiya Kirchner The East Valley Adult Resources, Inc. is will be a definite improvement in providing Meal for someone who is homebound.
Barbara Mezinko provided to the community by Miller Media advance event information to you. This year we have the Modern Woodman
Robert “Bob” Phillips Services at no cost to the foundation or its
Our major signature event takes place of America matching the campaign up to
associates. Due to the limited amount of
Donna V. Rodgers on Thursday, November 19th. The Expo $2,500, so we really need your support.
available space, all submitted material may be
Arlene Strandberg edited or omitted as deemed necessary by the for Active Adults opens for the 18th year Additional information about this program
Ann Weber publisher and EVAR, Inc. representatives. at The Mesa Convention Center. As we is in the newsletter, and on the Web at www.
go to print we anticipate close to 100 evadultresources.org - click the donation box,
Mission: businesses to participate with entertainment, select Holiday Meals and your donation will
We value the experience of the generations by providing opportunities to connect, demonstrations, free snacks and much more. immediately be credited to our account. We
contribute, and care for each other. The entertainment will be the Come Back have taken a number of measures to ensure
Values: Buddy trio who features the music of Buddy the security of the site and to maintain your
• Promote positive aging Holly. Did you catch the new name for the confidentiality.
• Focus on education and preventive health Expo? The active adult label is now a part Have a great month and a half and enjoy
• Deliver quality service of each center name. the wonderful weather.
• Understand, respect and incorporate the diversity of needs
• Engage and honor volunteers
• Provide a caring and safe environment
• Emphasize participatory governance
• Involve all generations of the population
Great reasons to make
the citadel your home
Peace of Mind
Top quality services at reasonable prices with no buy-in
Experience
Service excellence for more than 30 years
Choices
Customize your cultural, spiritual, and educational experiences
Independence
Freedom from home maintenance on an active senior campus
Restaurant-Style Dining
Enjoy an elegant dining experience with skillfully prepared meals
Activities
Events, outings, recreation, seminars, and more
Location
Live in beautiful, sunny Mesa
480.832.7600
520 South Higley Road
Mesa, AZ 85206
www.centurypa.com A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 3
Ten Ways to Redefine Yourself - Shifting East Valley Adult Resources Foundation, Inc.
Gears to Successful Retirement 2009 Board of Directors
By Cynthia Barnett in October ’09 Senior Daily Living Newsletter Officers: Board members:
Have doubts about retiring? A bit frustrated because you have no idea what the future Jim Best – President Jacqueline Hough Frame
entails. Shifting gears from a working professional to a successful retiree can be easy. Ten Nancy Benhardus – Vice President David Weed
ways you can use to transition: Douglas Gray – Treasurer Nathan A. Skinner
Nancy Fleming - Secretary
1. Partial disengagement from working fulltime - Retirement is new growth.
2.
3.
Change your image – “What will I become next?”
Appreciate yourself – Personal worth is far beyond the work you did in the past.
Acknowledgments:
“We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from our major contributors.”
4. Stay connected – Interact with people you have a common interest.
Corporate Trailblazers
5. Remain active – Retirement is not just rest and relaxation. East Valley Adult Resources, Inc., Leisure World Foundation of Arizona, Inc.,
6. Consider options– Do what you want to do and let no one tell you what you need The Arizona Republic/News 12-Season for Sharing, The East Valley Tribune,
to do while in retirement. Banner Baywood Medical Center, Banner Heart Hospital, St. Luke’s Health Initiatives,
7. Increase your knowledge – Learning is a lifelong process. Southwest Ambulance, Bashas’, SecureHorizons by UnitedHealthcare
8. Explore your dreams - Fulfill your dreams.
Business Partners:
9. Join a cause – Commit yourself to a worthy cause you believe in. Abrazo Advantage Health Plan, Angels Cremation & Burial, Banner Health
10. Maintain youthful attitude - Don’t act your age – have an attitude. BrightStar Healthcare, Card 4 Life, CareFocus Companion Care,
Carestone Assisted Living, Cigna Healthcare of Arizona, Comfort Plus – Medical Supplies,
Fairfield Residential Properties, Family Home Care, Inc., Fleming Financial Services
Fountain View Village, Hannah’s Ah-Chin Casino Resort, Integrity Chiropractic
Maricopa Hearing Center, Medical Arts Pharmacy & Home Health, Merrill Gardens at Mesa
Mi Casa Nursing Center, Moving You Simply, LLC, Novara Clinical Research
Preferred Care Partners, Sun Villa Apartments, Swagel Wootton Hiatt Eye Center
The Citadel, The Court at East Mesa, The Manor Village at Downtown Ocotillo Cays
Village Oaks, Visiting Angels, Waddell & Reed, Wells Fargo
Government Entities:
Area Agency on Aging –Region One, Pinal-Gila County for Senior Citizens, City of Mesa
City of Tempe, City of Apache Junction, City of Chandler, Town of Gilbert
Community Sponsors:
Discovery Point Retirement Apartments, Mesa United Way, United Way of Pinal County, Desert Club
November Financial Presentation
Types of Annuities
Jason Vos - Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors December Financial Presentation
Annuities are probably the most maligned and misunderstood of all safe investment All about IRAs:
alternatives. They have been around for centuries and are available in virtually every country
around the world. Americans purchase more than $200 billion in annuities each year and One of the most powerful retirement savings tools available to you
trillions of dollars are invested in annuities. Attorneys use annuities in the settlement of Jason Vos - Waddell & Reed Financial Advisor
personal injury cases that pay lifetime benefits to the injured party. States use them to pay An individual retirement account (IRA) is a personal savings plan that offers specific
lottery winners. Employers and governments use them to pay pension benefits to retired tax benefits. In fact, IRAs are one of the most powerful retirement savings tools available to
workers. And don’t forget the average retirement-minded citizen looking for guaranteed you. Even if you have an old 401(k) or a plan at work, you should also consider investing
lifetime income they can’t outlive. in an IRA.
Annuities serve a useful purpose for the right set of circumstances, and no doubt will December’s presentation will be ‘All about IRAs’. Some of the topics we will be
continue to be an important savings and investment option. Of course, like all savings and discussing include:
investment options, annuities are not right for everyone. But, neither are mutual funds, bank • What are the differences between a Traditional IRA and Roth IRA?
CDs, stocks, bonds and other investments. Annuities come in several different types and are • Can you deduct your IRA contributions on your federal income tax return?
issued by insurance companies. They are the same insurance companies that insure your • What happens when you start taking money from your IRA? Are you required to?
house, car, health, life and every other possession you value; so you can stop worrying about • What portion of your contributions and withdrawals are subject to income tax?
them not paying off. • What types of penalties are associated with IRAs and how do you avoid them?
This presentation will discuss annuities and provide information to help you determine if • What is an IRA rollover, and what options do you have when you leave a 401k or
the annuity you own, or are considering, is right for you. If you understand what an annuity 403b at a previous employer?
can and cannot do, it will be hard to fool you into buying something you don’t need or not to Please join us and find out how to take advantage of a once in a lifetime chance to convert
buy something you really do need. It is just as bad to miss the bus as it is to take the wrong a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. Why would you want to do this – what advantage to you?
bus because either way you won’t get to your destination. At Waddell & Reed, we want you Red Mountain Active Adult Center
on the right bus to a happy retirement where you’ll earn the most from the money you’ve 7550 E. Adobe
saved for your golden years. 3rd Monday
Red Mountain Active Adult Center Monday, December 21st
7550 E. Adobe 10:00am to 11:00am
3rd Monday, November 16th Multi-purpose Room A
10:00am to 11:00am
Multi-purpose Room A
Traditional & Roth IRAs
An individual retirement arrangement (IRA) can help you save for retirement with either tax-deferred or tax-free growth of any earnings. You may also choose to use an IRA to supplement
your 401(k) without increasing your tax burden.
There are two main types of IRAs – Traditional or Roth. You can choose one or both depending on your tax situation and income. Which one is appropriate for you?
Comparison Traditional IRA Roth IRA
Earnings Earnings are tax-deferred until withdrawn (IRS early Earnings are tax-deferred and tax-free upon withdrawal
withdrawal penalties may apply if you are under age 59 1/2). if certain requirements are met.
Contributions may be tax-deductible depending on your Contributions are not tax-deductible.
modified adjusted gross income and other factors.
Contributions You may no longer make contributions for the year in which You may continue making Roth IRA contributions after
you reach age 70 1/2; or in later years. age 70 1/2 if you have earned income.
Income requirements No income limit to make contributions; however, you must Your modified adjusted gross income must be below
have earned income to contribute. certain limits depending on your tax filing status.
You are not required to take mandatory distributions at
any age during your lifetime.
Distributions Distributions are required beginning at age 70 1/2. Beneficiaries are subject to minimum distributions rules,
but may not have to take a distribution in a specific year.
Page 4 East Valley Adult Resources November 2009
Eliminating the Silence... New Rehab Programs Increase
Lets Talk About Incontinence Independence & Quality of Life
By Jane Hankenhof Curry, BS, Gerontologist
Incontinence is a topic not easily Disposable absorbent products are an Fountain View Village has recently protocols developed specifically for the
discussed. The stigma associated with effective and convenient way to manage introduced a series of evidence-based clinical medical complexities of the frail elderly.
incontinence has caused it to remain a incontinence. Today’s superabsorbent programs that allow for treatment of a wider Comprehensive in nature, the protocols
“taboo” condition. Many individuals are technology eliminates embarrassing odors, range of prevalent geriatric health conditions. address key areas of treatment including proper
so embarrassed by this condition they don’t leakage, and skin breakdown. Identifying the These specialty treatment programs are assessment, disease pathology, anatomy,
mention it to their physician. Incontinence type of incontinence coupled with the amount focused on achieving the best possible physiology, and mechanism of action. ACP’s
is “not a normal part of aging” nor is it a of urine flow and mobility level will assist in functional gains, improving quality-of-life, Physical Agent Modalities and proprietary
disease. The loss of bladder control is a determining which product is right for you. and extending independence for residents and clinical protocols are founded in evidence-
medical condition that affects approximately It is very important to note that not all others in the community. Safe, non-invasive based practice using recognized sources
25 million Americans. If left untreated disposable products are created equal. Low and medication free, the programs are such as The Agency for Healthcare Research
incontinence can lead to isolation, loss of performance products comprised of cotton fluff reimbursed by Medicare and other insurance and Quality, The Cochrane Collaboration,
freedom, and unnecessary frustration. or products manufactured for menstruation providers. Currently, the programs address The Ottawa Panel, and The Philadelphia
There are five common types of are not effective in the management of the following conditions: Pain Management, Panel, along with the results of randomized
incontinence, which can be experienced either incontinence. Bladder control products Wound Healing, Joint Replacement, CVA controlled clinical trials, controlled case
separately or in a variety of combinations. comprised of superabsorbent polymers offer Stroke Recovery, Neuromuscular Disease, studies, and ongoing clinical experience.
Stress incontinence is the leakage of a small the highest level of performance and will Urinary Incontinence, Contractures, Fall Learn more about these new modalities
amount of urine due to sudden pressure on quickly absorb and neutralize urine. High Prevention, Arthritis, COPD, Neuromuscular at one of the upcoming
the bladder experienced when laughing, performance products retain large volumes Re-education, and other conditions. “Vital Signs” presentations at the Active
coughing, exercising, or lifting a heavy of urine, prevent leakage, control bacterial The new rehabilitation programs are Adult Centers:
object. Urge incontinence is a sudden “urge” growth, eliminate odor and improve the implemented by the Therapy Department December 1st – Red Mountain Center -
to urinate that is so strong that the bathroom quality of life. In addition, they also offer a in conjunction with Accelerated Care Plus (9:00-10:00)
cannot be reached in time. Overflow cost-saving advantage. (ACP), a specialty rehab provider serving December 9th – Mesa Center -
incontinence occurs when the bladder fills * Jane Curry is the Education Coordinator over 2500 skilled nursing facilities throughout (9:15-10:15)
beyond capacity and urine spills. Individuals for Principle Business Enterprises, Inc, the U.S. The programs are built around state- December 30th - Discovery Point -
may also experience the feeling of never being Dunbridge, Ohio. Principle Business of-the-art Physical Agent Modalities – the (9:30-10:30)
able to empty the bladder. Reflex incontinence Enterprises is the manufacturer of Tranquility, same medical devices that have been used January 7th - Apache Junction -
is an involuntary urination without any high performance incontinence products and for 30 years with professional, collegiate (10:30-11:15)
sensation of a full bladder. It is possible to can be found at www.comfortplusonline.com and Olympic athletes to facilitate recovery
be completely unaware of the need to urinate or visit our store at 5456 E. McDowell Rd. and improve performance. The efficacy and For further questions regarding the new
when this happens. Functional incontinence Suite 118, Mesa, 480-545-8055. safety of ACP’s medical devices, including rehabilitation program contact:
can result from a surgery, restricted mobility, * Article provided courtesy of Comfort Electrotherapy, Ultrasound, Shortwave Fountain View Village
environmental barriers, medications, or Plus Medical Supplies Diathermy, and Infrared Therapy, have been 16455 E Ave of the Fountains
mental disorders. documented in over 100 scientific research Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
articles. (480) 836-5000
Educational Event at Equally significant, these proven
modalities are supported by clinical
Banner Baywood Campus
ratinig gs
Saturday, Nov. 7
Celeb ginn n
Free robotic surgery seminar
What’s Up, Doc? An in-depth discussion with Mesa’s top surgeons about robotic-assisted
ew Be
surgery. Event will include a free light lunch. Choice of two events: 10 a.m. to noon or
1 to 3 p.m.
Banner Heart Hospital
Primrose/Lupine Rooms, Fourth Floor N
6750 E. Baywood Ave., Mesa Age-Defying Breakthrough Without A Facelift!
Space is limited. Please RSVP to: (480) 854-5091 or jenna.davis@bannerhealth.com
Destroy the Embarrassing, Frustrating
Mollen Flu Shot Clinics Enemy Causing You to Look Years
All clinics start at 9:00am Older. It’s Hidden Behind Those
Wednesday, November 4th Thursday, December 10th
Mesa Apache Junction
Active Adult Center
Chipped, Stained, or Missing Teeth!
Active Adult Center
247 N Macdonald St - Mesa 1035 N. Idaho – Apache Junction It’s true- your smile is telling the world you look older
480-962-5612 480-474-5260 than you are. Revolutionary dental advances in Cosmetic
Tuesday, November 17th Dentistry and Dental Implants can now give you the opportunity
Red Mountain
Active Adult Center to turn back the hands of time and get back what was stolen from
7550 E Adobe Street - Mesa you — your youthful appearance!
480-218-2221
Now it‘s possible to replace teeth with 90% of the force
used to eat and smile with confidence that you had when you
were 18 years old. Do you know why a lot of people who can
afford modern dentistry don’t have it done? They feel it will take
too long to get that “million dollar smile”.
We have discovered that the happiest dental patients are
those that are serious about “looking great, feeling great, and
they do what it takes to get their dental care done right.”
“How Do I Find Out What Dental Implants Can Do For Me?”
To receive a copy of the FREE report entitled: “9 Critical
Secrets How You Can Turn Back the Hands of Time, Smile
Confidently and Chew Comfortably While Eating the Foods
You Love” call our 24 hour toll free recorded message hotline
number at 877-563-8426 or go to the website at, www.azsmiles.
com and we’ll send you the report right away!
The call is free and so is the report!
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 5
Mesa Life Options
November 2009 Schedule
Coffee and Tour Series
Assistance For Independent Living
Mesa Life Options Center 480-966-9704
165 N Centennial Way Suite 101 Assistance for Independent Living (AIL) offers a continuum of services tailored
Downtown Mesa Community College to each individuals service needs. We provide adults (55 years and over) with
housekeeping, laundry assistance, bathing assistance, respite care, medical and grocery
Free & Open to the Public transport, visual paperwork support, friendly visiting, etc. These services are provided
Mesa Fire Department offers Lifesaver Training by a staff of professionally trained home care aides and volunteers in the East Valley.
Wednesday, November 18th - 9:00-10:30am
5 Reasons to Call us:
A CPR and First Aid overview (This class does not certify you in CPR) 1. We are a Non-Profit (501 c3)
This course consists of: 2. We conduct thorough Background Checks & Screenings
1. Familiarization with the 911 system and the fire department. 3. 40 hour Curriculum Training Required for Paid Staff
2. How to protect yourself from bodily fluids. 4. Affordable In-Home Services
3. What to do in an emergency. 5. Vital Volunteer program making a difference in the lives of seniors.
4. Learn First Aid skills for bleeding and shock
5. Hands on CPR with adult and infant mannequins
6. Choking: adults and infants Shop & Give…
7. Automated External Defibrillator use
East Valley Adult Resources a chance to receive $5000
The Bashas’ annual “Shop & Give” fundraising program is in full swing again. Bashas’ offers
Please call to register 480-461-6252 or email mlo@mcmail.maricopa.edu
an opportunity to help nonprofits like East Valley Adult Resources raise more funds. The nonprofit
can raise up to $5000.
Coffee with Johann Zietsman, Director
So what can you do to help us raise funds for EVAR at no cost from now through April 30,
Mesa’s Arts and Cultural Department
2010?
Wednesday, November 25th - 9:00-10:00am
• Ask to link your Bashas’ Thank You Card to EVAR group number –
How can Mesa offer a variety of cultural opportunities to the community while maintaining
28876. You can make your card link at any Bashas’ checkout or service counters.
its financial and economic sustainability?
REMEMBER: even if you linked you card last year, you will need to re-link your card to be
How is the Mesa Arts Center positioning itself to become a destination point in downtown
involved in this year’s fundraising campaign. At that time, all purchases will be automatically
Mesa?
credited to EVAR. The more you purchase at Bashas’, the greater the opportunity EVAR has to
receive $5000.
Join us as Johann Zietsman answers questions and discusses available opportunities for you
• You only have to link your Thank You Card to EVAR group number once. The link remains active
to become involved.
until April 30, 2010.
REMEMBER: Your Thank You Card is NOT a credit card – no one can purchase anything on
Please call to register 480-461-6252 or email mlo@mcmail.maricopa.edu
it. The card is a discount card that gives you savings on in store purchases.
Remember to link your Thank You Card to EVAR group number…28876
Page 6 East Valley Adult Resources November 2009
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denture wearers face, and the new revolutionary alternatives
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November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 7
A contribution was received for the Home Delivered Meals program from Dr. &
A Day in the Life of Home Delivered Meals. Mrs. Thomas Jefferson in memory of their dear friend
Lynne Van Gould, Home Delivered Meal Director Joyce Goerner
Laguna Woods, CA
At Home Delivered Meals we are lucky group. We are so proud that he has decided
to work with great staff and wonderful to serve and protect. Our hearts and thoughts In Memory of
volunteers. Serving 400+ meals a day to are with him, and we wish him success and Glenn Gross
our exceptional population of homebound safety… and a heartfelt thank you.
It is that time of year again, when East Date of passing: August 23, 2009
and disabled folk. We provide them with a
meal and a wellness check… and they allow Valley Adult Resources holds our annual From Ron & Joanie Newth
us into their lives. Holiday Meal Campaign and the “Be A Santa
As I have written in the past, our staff and To A Senior” program. EVAR teams up with In Memory of
volunteers are exceptional. Their dedication Home Instead Senior Care to participate in Ralph Werner
and commitment to this program is something the “Be A Santa To A Senior” program. It is a Date of passing: October 8, 2009
that constantly surprises me. We have staff wonderful program that enables us to provide
that go far beyond their job description on a a special Holiday meal and gift to homebound
daily basis. The care that they have for the older adults during the holiday season. Many
clients is amazing. older adults are alone without families to
The time has come for one of our celebrate with. This program allows us to
exceptional staff to move on. Charles had be a part of brightening the holiday for our
worked with Home Delivered Meals about 5 older adult community. So if you have a few
years ago when he was very young and his hours that you would like to volunteer, Home
dad worked here. He came back to our team Delivered Meals would love to hear from you.
this summer, and worked in the department We welcome your involvement with the “Be A
until October. Last month Charles left the Santa To A Senior” Program, or for our regular
HDM team to join the National Guard. It has HDM meal delivery program – please contact
been a pleasure to have him as a part of our Lynne at 480-962-5612.
RSVP
If you by any chance run into Grant Beginning December 1, 2009, Jerry
Whitney around town or at Tempe St. Spellman will join us as a VISTA member,
Luke’s, shake his hand or pat him on the assisting with marketing, newsletters and the
back and congratulate him on his recent website. Bill Stout has been with us since
accomplishments. the end of July and will soon be coming to
Grant has just completed 9,500 hours visit your workstation. This is a wonderful
of volunteer service at Tempe St. Luke’s opportunity for the East Valley RSVP and
and just passed the 4,000 hours mark with East Valley Adult Resources to have these
RSVP. Grant told us earlier in the year that two gentlemen help us to meet our goal of
he was retiring, but he just couldn’t stay away. becoming an even better organization.
Congratulations Grant! Do you Twitter? Use Facebook? My
It’s getting close to the holidays and space? Don’t forget RSVP when you do.
opportunities to volunteer are in abundance. It’s a great way to spread the word about the
Be sure to check with us to find out where you volunteer things that you do.
can spend some time helping others. Call Want to be a part of the planning process
Shirley or Judy at 480-775-1466 for more for RSVP? Call us to become a member of the
information. RSVP Advisory Committee. We meet once a
We know that this is the time of year month and are looking for new members. If
when incredible acts of kindness abound. We interested please call us at 480-775-1466.
would love to share your stories with others. Don’t forget to hug a veteran and thank
If you witness an act of kindness, big or small, them for their service. Veterans it’s not too
please let us know. late to tell your story and mentor a Young
RSVP has had the opportunity to partner Marine. Thanksgiving is a great time to
with the Vocational Rehab program at deliver a holiday meal, serve dinner at a
WEDCO Employment Center. We now have homeless shelter, spend a few hours sorting
Jim Powell in our office to assist with AHCCS, food at the local food bank or visiting a
ALTCS, QMB and SLMB applications. Jim homebound neighbor. Every good deed
will also be assisting Shirley Kosisky with the comes back to us tenfold. Reap the harvest.
VA Referral Program on Mondays.
Page 8 East Valley Adult Resources November 2009
Movies
November 1ST- December 15th
1:00pm Conference Room
NOVEMBER
11/3 Amistad – Anthony Hopkins
A true story of enslaved Africans who overtake
their captor’s ship.
11/10 Good Will Hunting – Robin Williams
A professor helps a young boy genius who has
trouble with the law.
Dedicated Lunchroom Crew Join these smiling faces in the Cafe Dance with the SUNLAND COMBO 11/17 When Harry Met Sally – Billy Crystal
on Wednesdays! Couple can’t seem to see past their companionship
that they really love each other.
Communication Through DECEMBER
12/01 Cast Away – Tom Hanks
November 1st – December 15th The Generations! A FedEx engineer has a harrowing plane crash
that leaves him isolated on a remote island.
Happenings Join us for the Anniversary Celebration of 12/8 In Love and War – Sandra Bullock
(*Pre-registration required) Red Mountain Active Adult Center A beautiful nurse and a heroic soldier in search of
NOVEMBER & East Valley Adult Resources an adventure that changes their lives forever.
Mon. 2nd 9:00 am Sign Chi Do Tuesday, November 3, 2009 12/15 Fools Rush In – Matthew Perry
10:00 am Choral Group 9:00 to 11:30 A romantic comedy about a casual night of
Tue. 3rd 8:00 am Walking Club Red Mountain Active Adult Center romance that turns into the love of a lifetime.
9:00 am-11:30 am JOIN US for our ANNIVERSARY FREE POPCORN FOR MEMBERS
CELEBRATION! 7550 E. Adobe Street - Mesa
9:00 am Antique Telephone Exhibit \ with 2009 - 2010 sticker on card at Café!
Wed. 4th 1:00 pm Dance: Sunland Combo Band $2/$3.00 Movie Committee: Muriel Frolich
1:00 pm Dementia Care Program * Partners Meet and Greet
Thur. 5th 8:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am Refreshments provided by United
10:00 am
6:30 pm
6:45 pm
Carl Nyberg
Acting Lessons
Take Charge of Your Life
Health Care
10:00 am Recognition and history of East Feature Event
Valley Adult Resources & Red Mountain Friday, November 6th
7:00 pm Line Dancing Lessons* Active Adult Center
Fri. 6th 9:30 am Gramma’s Line Dancing Variety Show! 9:30 -11:20
Presented by: Dan Taylor, President/CEO
9:45 am Computer Club Open Topic and Jane Eck, Center Director
Mon. 9th 10:15 am Red Mountain Chorus Western Songs Gramma’s Line Dancing Variety Show!
Tue. 10th 8:00 am Walking Club 10:30 am “Communication through the A Good Time For All!
Wed. 11th CLOSED VETERAN’S DAY! Generations” Theme: ‘Here, There, And
Thur. 12th 8:00 am Walking Club Want to know how to connect with other Everywhere!”
9:00 am Tax Overview generations? Join us and our presenter Wear: Red, Black & White
10:00 am Doc Jordan (Poet & Musician) Entertainment Linda S. Thompson!
1:00 pm Matter of Balance Graduation*
6:00 pm
6:45 pm
Dementia Holiday Party*
Take Charge of Your Life Dementia Care Social Services
Program
7:00 pm Line Dancing
Fri. 13th 9:30 am
10:00 am
Road Map to Survivors & Veterans Benefits *
Sing- a - Long with Sister Cecelia Directory
Mon. 16th 9:30 am
12:45 pm
Money Matters
Volunteer Meeting A Program For Individual Services On Site
Individual Peer Counseling Mondays
Tue. 17th 8:00 am
8:30 am
Walking Club
Senior Sport Fishing! @ Red Mountain
Park
Family Members (By Appointment)
United Healthcare - 2nd Monday
9:00 am
10:30 am
Vital Signs – FLU SHOTS!
Senator Kyl’s office
And Friends (10:00 – 11:30)
Attorney General Office - 1st Tuesdays
Wed. 18th 10:45 am Just For Fun Bingo prizes provided by: (9:00 - 11:30)
Discovery Point The Hospice of the Valley Dementia
Blood Pressure Checks - Tuesdays
1:00 pm Wednesday Dance: Sunland Combo Band Program invites you to attend this multi-
(9:00 - 11:00)
$2/$3.00 session program for family members and
Benefits Assistance - Wednesdays
Thur. 19th 8:00 am Walking Club friends of loved ones with Alzheimer’s
(8:30 - 11:00 )
12:30 pm AARP Defensive Driving* disease or related dementia. Whether your
Legal Assistance - Wednesdays (9:30 – 11:00)
6:30 pm Ladies Beginning Billiards 101* loved one lives at home, or in a group home,
6:45 pm Take Charge of Your Life Tax Assistance - Thursday (9:00 – 11:15)
assisted living or skilled nursing facility, this
Fri. 20th 9:30 am A.T Still Craft Project Master Gardener on site – Mondays, Thursdays
program is for you! It will offer new insights
9:45 am Computer Club Election Day (9:00-11:00)
and ideas on coping with the losses you have
10:00 am Medicare 2010 Q & A’s SecureHorizons experienced, and it will teach innovative ways
Mon. 23rd 11:00 am Birthdays & Anniversaries* Group Services On Site
1:30 pm Round Dance to remain connected with your loved one.
Parkinson’s Support Group – Mondays (1:00)
Tue. 24th 8:00 am Walking Club Food Plus – 2nd Monday (1:30)
8:00 am Rummage Sale You will walk away with:
Vital Signs – Tuesdays (9:00)
10:00 am Left/Right/Center ▪ A better understanding of dementia and how
Parkinson’s Exercise - Tuesdays (1:00)
Wed. 25th 10:00 am THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION! it progresses from early to advanced stages.
Senator Kyl’s Staff – 3rd Tuesday (10:30)
Thur. 26th CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY! ▪ A greater sense of value about your role as
Fri. 27th NO COMPUTER CLUB Deaf Support – Tuesdays (11:30)
a caregiver for your loved one.
Mon. 30th 10:00 am Joshua Bell & The Blues S.O.S. Coping with Suicide – 1st & 3rd Tuesday
▪ Strategies for making and maintaining
1:00 pm Food Handlers (1:00)
meaningful connections when words no
DECEMBER Recovery Inc. (depression, stress) - Wednesdays
longer work.
Tue. 1st 7:30 am VOLUNTEER HOLIDAY BREAKFAST * (9:15)
8:00 am Walking Club ▪ Effective ways of dealing with your thoughts
Caregiver Support Group – Thursdays(10:00)
10:00 am Carl Nyberg and feelings as a caregiver.
AARP Defensive Driving - Thursday (12:30)
Thur. 3rd 8:00 am HOLIDAY Craft Sale - Crafty Wonderland (call for schedule 480.654.4040)
8:00 am Walking Club November Session dates:
Grief and Loss Group - Fridays (9:30)
6:30 pm Digital Camera Class * Wednesday, November 4th
Alzheimer’s – 1st & 3rd Friday (2:00)
6:30 pm Ladies Beginning Billiards 101* – (1:00pm - 2:30pm)
6:30 pm Acting Lessons* “Community Resources”
Fri. 4th 10:00 am SadieKat Stompers with Tony Gardella Outreach Services
Mon. 7th 0:00 am Choral Group Caring Corps/AIL - Monday thru Friday
Thursday November 12 th
Tue. 8th 8:00 am Walking Club (480.962.5612)
– (6:30pm – 8:00pm)
10:00 am TowerPoint Concert Band Home Visits/Resources - Monday thru Friday
1:00 pm 80th Anniversary of B-I-N-G-O! “Sharing Holiday Time with Persons with
(8:00-4:00)
Thur. 10th 8:00 am Walking Club Dementia”
Prescription Assistance - Monday thru Friday
10:00 am Keven Moen Sessions held at:
(480.962.5612)
1:00 pm 80th Anniversary of B-I-N-G-O! Red Mountain Active Adult Center
Home Delivered Meals (480.962.5612)
6:30 pm Ladies Beginning Billiards 101* 7550 E. Adobe Street
6:30 pm Acting Lessons* Mesa, AZ 85207
Tue. 15th 8:00 am Walking Club
10:00 am Kitchen Band Holiday Show
* To register RSVP to 480.218.2221
Stop by the EAST VALLEY ADULT RESOURCE CENTER and pick up an Activity Light refreshments will be served and there
Calendar for a entire list of events! will be a door prize drawing. The program the essence of life
is free of charge, but seating is limited. See calendar on page 12.
Register today!
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 9
Highlights
For November & December 2009
Nov 2 – Photography Class (9:30)
Nov 2 – Celebrate Day of the Dead (10:00)
Nov 2 – Entertainer Richie Oropeza (10:30)
Nov 2 – Loser’s Bingo - every Monday (1:00)
Nov 2 – Big Band Era (1:00)
Nov 3 – Case Cracker Sleuths (10:00)
Nov 3 – Finger Style Guitar (1:00)
Nov 3 – Burgi Crandall “Let’s Dance Band”- every Tuesday (1:00)
Nov 4 – Flu Vaccines (9:00)
Nov 4 – Social Bingo - every Wednesday (1:00)
What is Nov 4 – Ladies Only Billiards (1:00)
Nov 4 – Book Shelf (1:00)
Thanksgiving? Nov 5 – Studio Art Class (10:00)
Nov 6 -– Sing for Joy (10:00)
Nov 6 – Big Game Bingo (1:00)
A day of turkey and all the trimmings? A Nov 10 - Case Cracker Sleuths (10:00)
day of feeling “I can’t eat another thing”? A Nov 10 - Finger Style Guitar (1:00)
day of watching the Macy’s Day Parade? A Nov 11 – CLOSED IN OBERSERVATION OF VETERANS DAY
day to share with family and friends? Yes, it Nov 12 – Our Marvelous Brain (10:00)
is all these things and much more. It is the day Nov 12 – Potpourri Luncheon – reservations needed (11:30)
that is the start of the holidays, which means Nov 12 - Studio Art Class (10:00)
stress, running around, battling the crowds Nov 16 - Big Band Era (1:00)
to pick just the right present for someone. Nov 17 - Case Cracker Sleuths (10:00)
Coming soon Endless lines in the post office getting those
presents out to family. I begin to get out all
Nov 17 - Finger Style Guitar (1:00)
Nov 18 – Triple A Auto Club Workshop - “Keeping the Keys” (10:00)
to Mesa Active Adult Center my holiday recipes and start baking. The Nov 18 – Lesser Known Tourist Attractions in Az. - cost: $5 (10:00)
Fall Day Classes worry of how to get everything done, and will Nov 19 - Our Marvelous Brain (10:00)
I survive! What have I left out? Oh, could Nov 19 – Active Adult Expo at the Mesa Convention Center (8:00-12:00)
Big Band Era I: it be, I have forgotten the most important Nov 20 – Dancing with Carl Nyberg (10:30)
Dates: Mondays: November 2, 9, 16 thing – to give thanks. That is truly the most Nov 25 – ALL ACTIVITIES CANCELLED – CARDS, BINGO, BILLIARDS
Times: 1:00-3:00 - Cost: $10.00 important ingredient. We get so caught up in Nov 25 – Mike Chamberlain Sings
Photography Class: Terry Puehler the small insignificant things. How blessed Nov 25 – Thanksgiving Luncheon
Photography Tips and Techniques for Better we all are to be here to share this time with Nov 25 – CENTER CLOSES AT 3:00
Pictures each other. Families may be far away, but Nov 26 – CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING
Dates: November 2, 9 here at the Mesa Active Adult Center we Nov 27 – BIG GAME BINGO CANCELLED
Times: 9:30-11:30 - Cost: $5.00 are family to each other. In November, and Nov 27 – MIMI’S FUNDRAISER – EAT AT MIMI’S BETWEEN 7:30 AM – 10:30 PM
the rest of the season we have many things AND OUR CENTER WILL RECEIVE 15% OF YOUR BILL! PICK UP YOUR COUPON
Finger Style Guitar: Instructor: Bonnie
to share. Our Fall and Chautauqua classes, BEFORE GOING….
Lou Coleman
Flu Vaccines on November 4, a wonderful Dec 4 – Tower Point Concert Orchestra - FREE (10:15)
Dates: November 3, 10, 17 Dec 7 – Silver Ridge Orchestra Christmas Concert - FREE (1:30)
Time: 1:00-2:00 - Cost: $25.00 Potpourri Luncheon on November 12, the
Triple A workshop, “Keeping the Keys, the Dec 10 – Gold Canyon Sax Quartet - FREE (10:30)
You need a playable acoustic guitar Dec 10 – Volunteer Christmas Party (1:00)
(Minimum of five students or the class is Active Adult Expo on November 19 and our
wonderful Thanksgiving Luncheon with Mike Dec 11 – Cookie Lee Fine Fashion Jewelry Christmas Sale (9:30)
cancelled) Dec 15 – Show of Christmas Shows by Gramma Jones & Friends (10:30)
Chamberlin singing for us on November 25.
Case Cracken’ Sleuths (Murder Don’t forget our fund raiser at Mimi’s the Dec 16 – Breakfast $1.99 for members, $3.00 for non-members (7:30–8:30)
Mysteries) day after Thanksgiving. The staff at the Mesa Dec 17 – Potpourri Luncheon – reservations needed (11:30)
Dates: Tuesdays: November 3, 10, 17 Active Adult Center are MOST THANKFUL Dec 18 – Dance with Carl Nyberg (10:30)
Time: 10:00-11:30 - Cost: $6.00 for all of you! So to all of you and your Dec 18 – In Design Fundraiser – The $6.00 Man (9:00)
families, Happy Thanksgiving! Dec 23 – Bingo Cancelled
Ladies ONLY Billiards: Nornee Smith Dec 24 – Entertainer Carol Kepner (10:30)
Dates: Wednesdays: November 4
Time: 1:00-2:00 - Cost: $10.00 Travel Club Dec 24 – Christmas Luncheon - reservations needed (11:30)
Dec 24 – CENTER CLOSING AT 3:00
Arizona Travel and History: Jeff Reed Dec 25 – CLOSED IN OBERSERVATION OF CHRISTMAS
“Lesser Known Tourist Attractions in Nov 2 Dreamy Dray & Papago Park - $69
Nov 3 Biosphere & Oracle Inn Steak
Social Services Directory
Arizona”
Date: Wednesday, November 18 House - $75
Time: 10:00 - Cost: $5.00 Nov 7 New Release Festival at the
Sonoita Winery - $72 Individual Services On Site
Bookshelf: Instructors: Johnnie Nov 8 Out of Africa Wildlife Zoo - $85 Attorney General Office – 1st Monday (On hold till further notice)
Godfrey & Jo Ann NereimDates: Nov 9 Thrift Shops of Sun City with Lyla Veterans Assistance service – Mondays (9:00-11:00)
Wednesdays: November 4, 18, December - $59 Benefits Assistance - Fridays (8:30-11:00)
2, 16 Nov 12 Touring the Greek Monastery & Blood Pressure Checks - Wednesday and Friday (9:00-11:00)
Time: 1:00-2:30 - Cost: $2.00 per session Grounds -$57 Individual Peer Counseling - Wednesdays (By Appointment)
Our Marvelous Brain: Instructor: Nov 14 Holy Trinity Monastery & Art Fest Legal Assistance - Tuesdays (9:00–12:00)
Sharon Cook - $57 Senator Kyle’s Staff - 3rd Tuesday (9:00-10:00)
Dates: Thursdays: November 12, 19 Nov 17 Bagdad Mine tour - $59 Group Services On Site
Time: 10:00-11:30 - Cost: $20.00 Nov 18 Tres Rios Water Park & West Caregiver Group - Wednesday (10:00)
Valley Tour - $59 Grief and Loss Group - Wednesday (1:00)
Studio Art Class: Instructor: Bonnie Low Vision Support Group - 1st & 3rd Friday
Nov 19 Scottsdale Community Culinary
Lou Coleman Friendship Group - 1st & 3rd Wednesday
College Dinner &
Dates: Thursdays: November 5, 12, 19 Outreach Services
Scottsdale at Night - $85
Time: 1:00-3:00 Assistance for Independent Living / Caring Corps – (480) 966-9704
Nov 23 Pima Air & Space Museum - $85
Cost: $30.00 * art supplies required Home Visits / Resources - Monday thru Friday (8:00-4:00)
Nov 24 Grace’s Museum & Cave Creek -
(Minimum of five students or the class is Prescription Assistance - Monday thru Friday (480-962-5612)
$69
cancelled)
Nov 26/28 Thanksgiving Together in Palm
Potpourri Lunch: Speaker: Frank Springs - $550
Santoro November 26th
Nov 29 Fall Foliage at Boyce Thompson Happy Thanksgiving
“ The Beauty of Chicago & the Ugliness Arboretum - $74 - Center Closed
of It’s Politics”
Date: Thursday, November 12 Call 480 497-2478 for information or the essence of life December 3rd
Time: 11:15 - Cost: $3.00 Thursday 10:30 am – 11:15 am The Court at East Mesa
details for upcoming trips. Topic: “Brain Games For Brain Gains”
November 5th
Scottish Dance Gifford Health Institute Presenter: Erica Unfug
Dates: Thursdays
Time: 9:00-11:30 - Cost: $2.00 per session Meetings Topic: “Slowing The Aging Process”
Presenter: Alan Gifford
December 10th
Flu Vaccinations
Sing For Joy: Bill Mac Fadden Volunteer Meeting 2nd Monday November 12th Begin at 9:00
Dates: Fridays Advisory Board Meeting 3rd Monday Banner Baywood Heart Hospital December 17th
Time: 10:00-11:00 Financial Series Last Monday Topic: “Heart Disease in Women” East Valley Adult Resources
Low Vision 1st & 3rd Friday Presenter: Barbara Lambeth, RN Topic: “EVAR presents…CareNopoly”
Foundation Thinkers of Western Presenter: Judy Tripp
Sing for Joy Every Friday November 19th
Civilization
Bingo Volunteer Meeting 1st Friday 18th Annual Active Adult Expo
Dates: Fridays: November 6, 13, 20 -
Friendship Garden 1st & 3rd 8:00-12:00 – Mesa Convention Center
December 4, 11, 18 * No Presentation
Wednesday
Time: 9:30-11:30 - Cost: $15.00
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1 Hello from Apache Junction,
The holiday’s are fast approaching, and we are gearing up for lot’s of Holiday fun!
November & December always brings special entertainment and Holiday themed events.
There will be special Veterans Day services, Where we will honor our vets, Thanksgiving
celebration With the traditional thanksgiving feast & special entertainment with Keven
Moen. And the return of Happy Holiday Friday’s during December. Every Friday we show
our holiday spirit by dressing in holiday attire, We have holiday entertainment and surprise
guests. Come join us , we’d love to have you here!
Friday Afternoon Movies
3 All movies start at 1:00 P.M
Nov. 6th - Last Chance Harvey - 2008 (PG-13)
2 In London for his daughter’s wedding, a rumpled man finds his romantic spirits lifted by a
new woman in his life.
Nov.13th - The Pink Panther 2 - 2009 (PG)
Inspector Jacques Clouseau tries to stop a globetrotting thief who specializes in stealing
historical artifacts.
Nov. 20 th Coco Chanel - 2008 (PG)
The life story of legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel.( Starring Shirley Mc Claine)
Nov 27th - The Bishop’s Wife - 1947 (NR)
An angel comes to Earth at Christmas to aid an overworked bishop, his neglected family,
and his parishioners.
Dec 4th- Up - 2009 (PG) Animated
By tying thousands of balloon to his home, a senior citizen sets out to fulfill his lifelong
dream of seeing South America.
Dec.11th- Christmas Cottage - 2008 (PG)
Returning home from college one Christmas, young artist Thomas Kinkade is dismayed to
learn that attempts to promote local tourism have failed and his mother is dangerously close
to losing the family cottage to foreclosure. Inspired by his mentor, Glen, a famous artist
who lives next door, Thomas accepts a job painting a mural of his small, idyllic hometown.
With Glen’s help, Thomas not only discovers his calling as the Painter of Light but also
helps the town rediscover the true spirit of Christmas.
4 Triad of Apache Junction
Triad of Apache Junction is a program that was initiated in 1999 by the Pinal County
Sheriff’s Office and the Pinal County Attorney’s Office to bring law enforcement, senior-
helping agencies and senior volunteers together to address the needs of the 55+ population.
The program is coordinated by the Outreach Specialist at the Apache Junction Active Adult
Center. Presently there are four Triad programs available to residents of Apache Junction.
Telephone Reassurance provides a daily morning phone call to a senior living alone. 911
Cell Phones are given free of charge to area seniors. Guardian Angel Pendants provide
emergency assistance for homebound seniors when they can’t get to the telephone. The Senior
Resource and Information Book is filled with valuable contact information for a variety of
services. Call Elaine at (480) 474-5260 for more information.
1. September Birthdays
2. End-Of-Summer Picnic What a wonderful time. the essence of life
3. Carl Nyberg entertains us and celebrates his birthday. November 5th December 3rd
4. September 11 Firemen appreciation TBD TBD
Topic: Topic:
November & December Daily Delights
Presenter: Presenter:
Bikes/Treadmills+ Wednesdays (10:00) November 12th December 10th
Bridge+ Wednesdays (1:00) Banner Baywood Heart Hospital Flu Vaccinations
Knit Krochet Klinic Tuesdays (10:00–12:00) Topic: “Heart Disease in Women” Begin at 9:00
Line Dancing Class* Thursdays (1:15) Presenter: Barbara Lambeth, RN
Pinochle+ Wednesdays and Fridays (1:00) December 17th
PoKeNo+ Tuesdays and Thursdays (12:30) November 19th TBD
Stretching and Toning+ Tuesdays and Thursdays (10:00) 18th Annual Active Adult Expo Topic:
Tuesday Trivia Tuesdays (11:30) 8:00-12:00 – Mesa Convention Center Presenter:
Walking+ Monday and Friday (10:00) * No Presentation
Social Bingo Monday (1:00)
Friday Afternoon Movie Fridays (1:00) November 26th
Memory Loss Support Group Wednesdays (10:00) Happy Thanksgiving - Center Closed
Crafts W/ Mickey Fridays (10:00)
Wee Sports With Justin Tuesday 6th & 20th
+indicates membership required program Social Services Directory
Entertainment Individual Services On Site
Benefits Assistance PGCSC - Tuesdays (8:00)
November 2009 Blood Pressure Checks - Tuesdays (10:00 -11:00)
Legal Assistance - call to schedule appointment (480-474-5260)
Nov. 6 th
Music with Joshua Bell Apache Junction Ride Choice - Monday thru Friday (480-474-5260)
Nov. 9th Music with Andy & Friends Banner Health Community Wellness Clinic - 2nd & 4th Monday (9:30 -11:30)
Nov. 13th Music with Carl Nyberg
Nov. 17th Music with Keven Moen Group Services On Site
Nov. 23rd Music with JB the singing Cowboy T.O.P.S. - Mondays (12:30)
Nov. 25th Thanksgiving with Keven Moen Grief Support Group – 1st & 3rd Monday (10:00-11:30)
Nov. 30th Music with Dave Grimes Diabetes Support Group - 1st Tuesday (10:00)
Dental –Tuesdays (9:00)
December 2009 Memory Loss Support Group –Wednesdays (10:00)
Dec. 4th Dance Performance by Gramma Jones dance group
Dec. 7th Music with Andy & Friends Outreach Services
Dec. 11th John Reed - Gold Canyon Saxophone Quartet Home Visits/Resources - Monday thru Friday (8:00 – 4:30) (480-474-5260)
TRIAD of Apache Junction - Monday thru Friday (8:00 – 4:30) (480-474-5260)
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 11
November/December 2009 meNu * Menu Items are subject to
availability of food items
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Sweet & Sour Meatballs Red Mountain Anniversary Roast Pork Loin Chicken Tetrazzini Home Style Meatloaf
Vegetable Rice Pilaf Celebration Mashed Potatoes Roasted Tomato Mashed Potatoes
Broccoli Chicken Kiev California Blended Vegetables Spinach Scandinavian Blended Vegetables
Whole Wheat Roll Au Gratin Potatoes Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll
Peach Halves Four Way Blended Vegetables Cherry Trifle Pineapple Tidbits Tropical Fruit Salad
Chef’s Special: Whole Wheat Roll Soup Du Jour Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special:
Baked Ham Fresh Apples Strawberry Patch Spinach Salad Soup & Salad Bar
9th 10th 11th 12th 13th
Swedish Meatballs Veteran’s Day Celebration Veteran’s Day Spinach & Mushroom Quiche Baked Tilapia
Capri Blended Vegetables Char Broiled Hamburger Deluxe Center Closed Four Way Vegetables Broccoli
Broccoli Steak Fries Brussels Sprouts Peas & Carrots
Whole Wheat Roll Sliced Carrots Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll
Fresh Fruit Whole Wheat Bun Apricots Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Chef’s Special: Chocolate Sundae Cup Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special:
Lemon Pepper Chicken Chef’s Special: Seafood Plate Oven Roasted Chicken Leg & Thigh
All Beef Hot Dogs
16th 17th 18th 19th 20th
Chicken & Bowtie Pasta Alfredo Baked Ham Salisbury Steak Expo Pork Chopette
Spinach Scalloped Potatoes O’Brian Potatoes w/ Red Peppers Chicken Salad Sandwich with Sweet Potato Mash
Italian Blended Vegetables Garden Salad Baby Carrots Lettuce & Tomato Peas & Pearl Onions
Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Country Potato Salad Whole Wheat Roll
Sliced Pears Fresh Fruit Cherry Cobbler Pea Salad Fresh Fruit
Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Petite Kaiser Roll Chef’s Special:
Lasagna Chef’s Choice with Ice Cream Fruit Cocktail Baked Chicken
23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th
Birthday Celebration Chef’s Salad Plate Thanksgiving Celebration Thanksgiving Day Bratwurst
Country Fried Steak Pickled Beets Roast Turkey & Dressing Center Closed Sauerkraut
Mashed Potatoes Potato Salad Mashed Potatoes Sliced Carrots
California Blended Vegetables Whole Wheat Roll Green Beans & Mushrooms Whole Wheat Bun
Whole Wheat Roll Apricots Cranberry Sauce Fresh Fruit
Birthday Cake Chef’s Special: Dinner Roll
Chef’s Choice with Cookies Pumpkin Pie
30th DECEMBER 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Swiss Steak Lemon Pepper Chicken Veal Marsala Oven Roasted Open Faced Turkey Sloppy Joes
Vegetable Rice Pilaf Malibu Blended Vegetables Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potato Mash Baked Beans
Oriental Blended Vegetables Garden Salad Sliced Carrots Mixed Vegetables Peas & Carrots
Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Bun
Sliced Pears Ambrosia Peach Cobbler Apple Sauce Fresh Fruit
Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special:
Chicken Cordon Bleu Chef’s Choice with Ice Cream Ham & Egg Salad Plate Polish Sausage & Sauerkraut
7th 8th 9th 10th 11th
BBQ Ribette Sandwich Baked Mostaccioli Chicken Salad Sandwich Shepherd’s Pie Crab Cake
Sweet Corn Italian Blended Vegetables Tri Colored Bean Salad Mashed Potatoes Vegetable Rice Pilaf
California Blended Vegetables Garden Salad Potato Salad Sliced Carrots Oriental Blended Vegetables
Whole Wheat Bun Whole Wheat Roll Petite Bun Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll
Fresh Fruit Pear Halves Apple Oatmeal Crisp Tropical Fruit Salad Orange Sherbet
Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special:
Fajita Chicken Sandwich Chef’s Choice with Cookies Tuna Salad Plate Pasta & Salad Bar
14th 15th 16th 17th 18th
Sweet & Sour Meatballs Fish Sandwich Roast Pork Loin Chicken Tetrazzini Char Broiled Hamburger Deluxe
Vegetable Rice Pilaf Tater Tots Mashed Potatoes Roasted Tomato Steak Fries
Broccoli Four Way Blended Vegetables California Blended Vegetables Spinach Sliced Carrots
Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Bun Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Bun
Peach Halves Fresh Apples Cherry Trifle Pineapple Tidbits Fresh Oranges
Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special:
Lemon Pepper Chicken Chef’s Choice with Ice Cream Strawberry Patch Spinach Salad All Beef Hot Dog
21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th
Swedish Meatballs Pork Chopette Spinach & Mushroom Quiche Christmas Celebration Merry Christmas
Capri Blended Vegetables Scalloped Potatoes Four Way Vegetables Honey Cured Baked Ham Center Closed
Broccoli Baby Carrots Brussels Sprouts Candied Sweet Potato
Whole Wheat Roll Dinner Roll Whole Wheat Roll Green Beans
Fresh Fruit Fruit Cocktail Apricots Dinner Roll
Chef’s Special: Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Raspberry Sherbet
Pork Chopette Chef’s Choice with Cookies
28th 29th 30th 31st
Birthday Celebration Country Fried Steak Salisbury Steak New Year’s Eve Brunch
Chicken Cordon Bleu Mashed Potatoes O’Brian Potatoes w/ Red Peppers Scramble Eggs
Wild Rice Pilaf Santa Fe Blended Vegetables Baby Carrots Sausage Links
Island Blended Vegetables Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll Home Fried Potatoes
Whole Wheat Roll Fresh Fruit Cherry Cobbler Biscuits & Gravy
Birthday Cake Chef’s Special: Soup Du Jour Fruit Cup
Chef’s Choice with Ice Cream
East Valley Senior Services, Inc. is funded in part by Area Agency on Aging Region One and Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens
Fruit Pizza
Ingredients
Kitchen Corner
Crust
2 cups all purpose flour
Glaze
½ cup sugar
Frozen Fridays Menu
½
1
cup confectioner’s sugar
cup cold butter
2
1
tablespoons cornstarch
cup unsweetened pineapple juice
November/December 2009
1 8oz package cream cheese softened 1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/3 cup sugar Dec 4th
Nov 6th
1 teaspoon vanilla Roast Pork Loin
Chicken & Bowtie Pasta
2 cups halved strawberries Home Style Meatloaf
Salisbury Steak
1 11oz can mandarin oranges
2 kiwi peeled and thinly sliced Dec 11th
Nov 13th
1 cup fresh blueberries Swedish Meatballs
Ground Beef Goulash
Baked Chicken Breast Spinach & Mushroom Quiche
Procedure
1. In a large bowl, combine flour and confectioner’s sugar. Cut in the butter until crumbly. Nov 20t Dec 18th
Press onto ungreased 12 inch pizza pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 – 15 minutes or until Lemon Pepper Chicken Chicken & Bowtie Pasta
golden brown and then cool. Swiss Steak Salisbury Steak
2. In a small mixing bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla until smooth. Spread over
the crust. Arrange the fruit in rings onto the crust. Nov 27th Dec 25th
3. For the glaze, combine sugar and cornstarch in a small sauce pan. Stir in the pineapple juice Bbq Ribette Pork Chopette
and lemon juice until smooth. Bring to a boil and cook for 2 minutes or until thickened. Shepherd’s Pie Country Fried Steak
Cool slightly and drizzle over the fruit. Refrigerate until chilled.
This recipe was brought to you by Mishelle Wharton. Mishelle is the new Food Service Manager at
the Mesa Active Adult Center. Come join us for lunch and enjoy many of her delicious treats.
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Red Mountain Active Adult Center Mesa Active Adult Center Discovery Point Apache Junction Active Adult Center
7550 E. Adobe 247 N. Macdonald 6210 E Arbor Ave 1035 N. Idaho
Mesa, Arizona 85207 Mesa, Arizona 85201 Mesa, AZ 85206 Apache Junction, AZ 85219
Tuesday- 9:00-10:00am Wednesday- 9:15-10:15am Wednesday- 9:30- 10:30am Thursday- 10:30- 11:15am
Camille Keeler-480-218-2221 Anne Magee-480-962-5612 Mickey Maynard-480-924-5951 Lora Keller-480-474-5260
November 3rd November 4th November 4th November 5th
Gifford Health Institute Gifford Health Institute
Topic: “Slowing The Aging Process” Topic: “Slowing the Aging Process”
30th Anniversary Celebration Flu Vaccinations Speaker: Alan Gifford Speaker: Alan Gifford
9:00-11:30 Begin at 9:00
* Exercise Physiologist educates about the * Exercise Physiologist educates about the
*No Vital Signs Presentation neurological processes that occur in our bodies neurological processes that occur in our
as we age. Learn how remaining active can help bodies as we age. Learn how remaining active
slow this process. can help slow this process.
November 10th November 11th November 11th November 12th
East Valley Ride Choice Banner Baywood Heart Hospital
Topic: “Getting From Here To There… Topic: “Heart Disease in Women”
Transportation Assistance” Veterans Day Veterans Day Speaker: Barbara Lambeth, RN
Speaker: Rose Smith - Center Closed * No Vital Signs Presentation
* Learn risk factors, treatment, and
* Learn about various transportation programs prevention related to heart disease. What
– mileage reimbursement, Coupons for Cabs, & women can do to maintain a heart healthy
Dial A Ride, and new Dialysis Program lifestyle.
November 17th November 18th November 18th November 19th
AAA Resources for Senior Drivers
Topic: “Keeping Your Keys” Workshop Speaker: 18th Annual
Flu Vaccinations AAA Representative Resident Council Meeting Active Adult Expo
Begin at 9:00 * No Vital Signs Presentation 8:00-12:00
* What can you do to remain safe while driving?
This free workshop will provide information & * No Vital Signs Presentation
resources essential for safe driving.
November 24th November 25th November 25th November 26th
Family Home Care East Valley Adult Resources
Topic: “Don’t Tip Toe Around Your Foot Care Topic: “EVAR presents…CareNopoly”
Needs…Get Happy Healthy Feet” Thanksgiving Luncheon Speaker: Judy Tripp Happy Thanksgiving
Speaker: Linda Simmons * No Vital Signs Presentation - Center Closed
* Join us for this fun and interactive program as
* Podiatrist discusses tips for gaining and we discover resources & solutions to “real life”
maintaining healthy feet. Learn about the factors health care issues.
contributing to health, discomfort, problem areas
– and what you can do to meet these needs.
December 1st December 2nd December 2nd December 3rd
Fountain View Village Family Home Care Hospice of the Valley The Court at East Mesa
Topic: “Advances in Rehab” Topic: “Don’t Tip Toe Around Your Foot Care Topic: Dispelling the Myths of Hospice Topic: Brain Games For Brain Gains
Speaker: John Coury Needs…Get Happy Healthy Feet” Speaker: Carolyn Richel Speaker: Erica Unfug
Speaker: Linda Simmons
* Learn about new specialty treatment programs * Learn the broad range of services that Hospice * Interactive program – learn ways you can
for: Pain Management, Wound Care, Joint * Podiatrist discusses tips for gaining and offers, eligibility, and available programs. stimulate your mind and build brain health.
Replacement, Stroke Recovery, Arthritis, COPD, maintaining healthy feet. Learn about the factors
and more… contributing to health, discomfort, problem areas
– and what you can do to meet these needs.
December 8th December 9th December 9th December 10th
Hospice of the Valley Fountain View Village Family Home Care
Topic: Dispelling the Myths of Hospice Topic: “Advances in Rehab” Topic: “Don’t Tip Toe Around Your Foot Care
Speaker: Carolyn Richel Speaker: John Coury Needs…Get Happy Healthy Feet” Flu Vaccinations
Speaker: Linda Simmons Begin at 9:00
* Learn the broad range of services that Hospice * Learn about new specialty treatment programs
offers, eligibility, and available programs. for: Pain Management, Wound Care, Joint * Podiatrist discusses tips for gaining and
Replacement, Stroke Recovery, Arthritis, COPD, maintaining healthy feet. Learn about the factors
and more… contributing to health, discomfort, problem areas
– and what you can do to meet these needs.
December 15th December 16th December 16th East Valley Adult Resources
Swagel Wootton Hiatt Eye Center Topic: “EVAR presents…CareNopoly”
Topic: “Eye Care Bingo” Holiday Meal Campaign Delivery Resident Council Meeting Speaker: Judy Tripp
Speaker: Linda Castro * No Vital Signs Presentation * No Vital Signs Presentation * Join us for this fun and interactive program
as we discover resources & solutions to “real
* Learn about conditions that affect vision, and life” health care issues.
how to maintain good eye health.
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 13
HWY 202
UNIVERSITY DR.
VAL VISTA DR.
GREENFIELD RD.
GROCERY
MAIN
HWY 60
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Ludwig Handyman Dan the Handyman For all
Appliance Services Health Services Landscaping
Ads are paid in advance: Old-Fashioned German your home or business repair
Craftsmanship. Over 20 years needs call Dan the Handyman.
$15 for 30 words, Need a Break? When you just experience-Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Plumbing, Drywall,
20¢ per word over 30. Semi-Retired Appliance
need time away from caring for a Dry Wall, Roofing, General Paint, Ceramic Tile, Room Designing Arizona Landscape
Repairman. Over 35 years Sprinkler repair, complete
Add a border for $3. experience. Repairs on all
loved one, I’m Repairs. Swimming Pool Additions, Remodeling and
desert landscaping, trimming,
Deadline is 15th of month just a phone call away. I’m Maintenance, Cleaning and Cabinet Refinishing. 25 years
brands. Call 480-982-6394. Ask Repair, Welding, Ironwork. 480- blowing, removals, Low Prices
available by the hour, daily and experience. 480-832-6262.
for the following month’s for Walt
weekends. 288-1685; cell 480-225-8793. for Seniors, Free Estimates.
publication. In-home services include Arizona license #243110 bonded
Steve’s Handy Company A & insured. 480-380-9966
Northern Appliance L.L.C
Send ad and check to “Honest, Reliable, Worry Free
companionship, meal Home Remodeling and Rain Company You Can Rely On
preparations, laundry, grocery Gutter Specialist With over 30 Years Experience.
Miller Media Services, Service.” Same Day Service. shopping, light housekeeping, AZ Rooms, Dual Pane, Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Brothers Landscaping Yard
P.O Box 31533, Washers, Dryers, Ovens, Ranges, medication reminder, Replacement Windows, Painting: Inside & Outside. and Lawn Maintenance.
Mesa, AZ 85275, Dishwashers, Disposals. Fully transportation to/from Aluminum & Vinyl Siding & Trimming and Mowing Service.
Miscellaneous Maintenance
Insured. Free Service Call w/ appointments so you don’t lose Trim, Seamless Raingutters- Lot Cleaning and Hauling.
or call 480-361-4431; Repairs. 480-212-6039. Senior time from work. CPR, First-aid,
& Repairs. Not a licensed
Customized Service for your
30colors. Very Reliable-Licensed contractor. Free Estimates 480-
Fax to 480-361-4293. & Military Discounts. “Since TB tested. I & Bonded. LIC #114475 George 924-6858 needs. Free Estimates. Quality
1980” am a non-smoker, have – 820-8711 We love small jobs. Work. Call Greg 480-215-0249.
reliable insured transportation. Not a licensed contractor.
Masonry Company for all
Help209@gmail.com Carpenter-Electrician- expectations and ideas you
Plumbing Cleaning Services 480-457-9360 Plumber (Semi-Retired-No have! MJM Masonry, INC. is Sprinkler Repair
Repairs & In pain and need relief? Massage longer licensed). Experienced family owned since 1995. We
Therapy can help. Five years in all phases of construction, are licensed with Registrar of
Amazing Carpet & Tile
Service Cleaning. Truck Mounted Steam experience helping residents including all remodeling needs & Contractors with an excellent Designing Arizona Landscape
in active-adult communities. all electrical & troubleshooting record. We are bonded and
Save Money with Us! Cleaning. Licensed-Insured-BBB Specializing in all phases of
Injury/surgery rehabilitation. problems. Plus, all plumbing have several referrals in your
Member. Family Owned and Sprinkler Repair, PVC, Drip
Neck, shoulder and back pain needs & repairs. No job too area from satisfied customers.
Operated. Rick 602-434-2525. Systems, Trouble Shooting.
small. Please call 480-370-4760
FREE Estimates Amazing Service, Amazing
Results. Sunland Springs
specialist. Stress reduction
treatments. Rehabilitative anytime.
Please give us a call. We respond
the same day! We are MJM
Low prices for Seniors. Free
Estimates. Arizona License
No Trip Charge Resident. exercise programs. Please call Masonry, INC. At the office 480- #243110. Bonded & Insured.
today for relief! References Orion Services 984-8174 or cell 602-702-7391. 480-380-9966.
Priced by the Job CARPET CLEANING-Much available! Bret Stilson, Licensed We do it all! Roof repairs and Ask for Ginny or Mike. We look
Massage Therapist. 480-332- coatings (30 years experience), forward to your call.
24 Years Experience better than Steam! Fast Drying/
0180. cooler repairs, plumbing, Miscellaneous
Deep Cleaning. OwnerOp 30+
electrical, painting, deck MCCARTY PAINTING
Senior Discount years does the work! Open areas
coatings, any handyman project. SERVICES. Professional
of 3 Rooms Only $45 complete!
Guaranteed Work Listed with BBB since 1988. Home Services Senior discounts. 480-650-6671. quality work with outstanding A+ Computer Services. PC/
Mike customer satisfaction since 1984. Wireless Network Setup,
Dennis Coats 480-354-0866
$
10 .00
OFF Eliminate and Destroy Odors Free Estimates-Specializing in
Trust your interior or exterior
painting needs to someone who
Troubleshooting/Fix, Software
installs, PC Optimization, Virus
Labor with this ad Windows Squeegee Clean: cares. Free Estimates and Color
In Cars, RV’s, mobile homes, bath remodels and Spyware Removal, Tutoring.
No puddles-no mess-24 hr Consultation. Call Loren, owner
etc. Our system will destroy: Do it all large or small. Very Reasonable Rates. A+
Trusted in your community service. You will be delighted- at 480-985-2754 or 602-397-
Tobacco smoke, fire smoke, Specializing in kitchen and Certified PC Technician. Call
(ask your neighbor) guaranteed. We clean sun 0158. Licensed-Bonded-Insured.
musty stale air, mildew, mold, bath remodels. Carpentry, Marc 480-277-1313.
References Available screens, rain gutters, ceiling Your satisfaction begins with our
human odors, pet odors. drywall, plumbing, electrical,
fans, light fixtures & more. We integrity.
Fountain of the Sun Resident Contact—Jim 480-326-8414 decks, fences. 20% off summer Room for Rent-Mesa. Lovely
repair/replace sun screens and
discount. References. Gary home, A/C $115/week. $115
do power washing. Call Rich
Firewood Depot-Specializing in 480-330-3131. Not a licensed deposit. Utilities, cable, pool
Heaven Bound Plumbing 480-205-2082.
Hardwoods, Mesquite and Pecan contractor. included. NE of Stapley and
Michael • Owner Operated for all of your needs. Fireplace, Main St. 402-770-3535 or 480-
Cooking, Smokers and Camping. 560-1222.
480-325-5847 Sold by the bag and by cords.
Prompt FREE Delivery and
Stacking. 520-414-6861.
November 2009 East Valley Adult Resources Page 15
a costume contest and won prizes, and voted for their favorite Dottie Freeman
decorated pumpkin with entries from our fabulous food and celebrates with her
beverage department. family, the fun and
October was also Fire Safety Awareness month active lifestyle at
and residents participated in training sessions that were Discovery Point.
informative and fun!
This month Discovery Pointers will proudly show
their patriotism by decorating our Lincoln Town Car, our bus,
and a really cool Mustang convertible to participate in Mesa’s
September was carnival and fair time….and Discovery Veterans Day Parade Wednesday, November 11. Come to the
Pointers get in the swing with the fun fall Family and Friends parade and show your appreciation as we salute our American
Carnival. Residents invite their friends and family to visit for Veterans.
a fun and delicious outing! The festivities kicked off with a This month we are also hosting a formal dinner to thank
delicious biscuits and gravy breakfast, complimentary for the many Discovery Point residents who volunteer their time
all DP guests, followed by carnival games, prizes, treats to help make our community extra special! If you lived at
and everyone’s favorite the petting zoo! Everyone had their Discovery Point, Thanksgiving dinner would be a delicious
pictures taken to commemorate this seasonal sensation. breeze…invite your guests, eats lots of turkey and pie…and
October was “spooktacular”! Discovery Point hosted we do all the dishes! Discovery Pointer,
Trick or Treat on Halloween, October 31. Scary ghost and The holidays are a hoot at Discovery Point and Alwilda Metzger, gets
goblins, fairy princesses and pirates came to Trick or Treat residents are gearing up for an exciting December, filled with Lew and Rose Campbell are a kiss a miniature
from table to table in our dining room. We provided the concerts, holiday music, special entertainment, light tours, surrounded by family and friends horse during the Fun,
delicious treats! The main dining room opened early and and much, much more. during Discovery Points Family and Fall Family & Friends
everyone had a great time. Discovery Pointers dressed up for Friends Carnival. carnival.
Give Thanks for Our FREEDOM!
Thank a Vet!
Look for Discovery Point in the Mesa Veterans Day Parade, November 11
VETS eat FREE every Wednesday in November at Discovery Point – RSVP 480-924-6474
Tour and visit this month and receive a FREE t-shirt* – Discovery Point ♥s VETS!
6210 E. Arbor Avenue in MESA
(East of Recker Road, between Broadway and Main Street)
For information call 480-924-6474
* While supplies last. Discovery Point is an income-qualified community; residency requires application acceptance and age restrictions apply. Call for details.
Summer Jobs With
Yellowstone General Stores
Live The Adventure
In Yellowstone National Park!!
Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone General Stores operates twelve stores
is one of the world’s largest throughout Yellowstone, providing visitors a full array
playgrounds. An angler’s paradise, of gifts, apparel, groceries, sundries, camping supplies,
the park offers lakes, rivers and jewelry, and photo supplies, as well as food services.
streams full of a wide range of We bring together enthusiastic people from all over
fish species. From serene lakes the world to work in our attractive stores and provide
to explosive geysers, the calming exceptional guest service and unforgettable memories to
song of a bird to the bugle 3 million park visitors each year. You will enjoy first-
of an elk, there are thousands hand the amazing wonders of living in Yellowstone while
of sights worth seeing in making new life-long friends and greeting park visitors
Yellowstone National Park. Hiking from around the globe.
here means more than 1,100
miles of hiking trails, perfect
for day hikes to extended
backcountry excursions.
For an application and more details, call
Our stores have a variety of operating dates, starting as early as
mid-April and ending as late as early November. Tell us when Human Resources at 406-586-7593
you’re available (longer is better!) & we’ll do our best to find a
perfect fit for you. Wages start at $7.40/hr. Associates are paid or check out our web site at
for all hours worked; 32-40 hours/week is typical but may vary
depending on business levels. Subsidized associate housing (RV
www.YellowstoneGeneralStores.com
sites and dormitories) and meals are available. or e-mail us at ygsjobs@dncinc.com.
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GRAND OPENING
HEALTH & PAIN CENTRE
OF MESA
7524 E. Southern Ave, Suite 105, Mesa (Southern & Sossaman)
480-924-3200
Over 47 years experience in Internal Medicine
& Pain Management. We Specialize in the following:
Thyroid Shingles Bursitis
Diabetes Knee Pain Headaches
Headaches Cholesterol Tendonitis
Pelvic Pain Joint Disease Fibromyalgia
Osteoporosis Heart Disease Chronic Fatigue
Allergies/Sinus Tennis Elbow Chronic Back Pain
Women’s Health Issues Hip & Leg Pain Neck & Shoulder Pain
No Appointment Necessary. Walk-ins Welcome.
Pain Management by Appointment Only. So Call or Stop in Today.
