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August 2011 ~ Page 1

“Care Begins at Home”

RELIANT HOME HEALTH

(918) 742-7388

Relianthh.com

* Wound Care

* Skilled Nursing

* Physical Therapy

* Occupational Therapy

* Medical Social Services

* Patient and Family Education

* 24 Hour On Call Nurse Available

Medicare Certified

(ACHC) Accreditation Commission for Health Care

okhospice.com (918) 592-2273 1815 East 15th ST

Tulsa, OK. 74104

* In Home Care * Continuous Care * Inpatient Care

* Respite Care * 24/7 Intermittent Care

“Services paid for by MediCare”

“Our patients share a common vision to be free of

pain, to be surrounded by a caring medical team

and to have their wishes known and honored.”

Nikia Denny, Owner

Silver Notes

The Newsletter of BASI Seniors, Inc.

Phone: 918-259-8377 Fax: 918-251-9791

T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c . A u g u s t 2 0 1 1 ~ P a g e 1 1 A u g u s t 2 0 1 1 ~ P A G E 2 T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c .

HOMETOWN HOSPICE

CELEBRATING

15 YEARS OF SERVICE

Hometown Hospice would like to say

“THANK YOU”

For allowing us to care for your loved ones

during their end of life journey.

Hometown Hospice

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS!!!!

Sharon Beck Eugene Becker

Neva Bell August Bell

Mary Lynn Berner Harry Bishline

Charles Boatman Joy Boggs

Linda Burrell Leona Titock

Oscar Campbell Becky Clark

Laveene Cooper Carolyn Daniel Charles Davis Pat DeGeyter

Paula Dzierzanowski Edie Elias

Judy Farrow JoAnn Flynn Ruth Foster

Elizabeth Fried Donna Fritz Don Funk

Tina Gafney Ellie Greener Royce Grubb

Genevieve Harris Esther Hart

Rosalie Heflin Linda Hollrah Tony Holmes

Sandra Hutchings Ray Jones Julie Jones Ray Jumper Leona Keas

LeeAnn Kittinger

Jan Kroutter

Renee La Viness Barbara Lane

Julaine Lowers J.. Wade McCaleb, Sr.

Shirley McClellan Georgia McKelvey

Carmen Medina Roberta Niessen M.Wilma Norton

Jim Peebles Jenny Pratt

Carole Preston Russell Reynolds Margaret Ridley

Jim Riedel Diane Rosell Leon Russell

Pat Schaninger McRee Smith Ruby Starks

Nancy Stewart H K Thatcher

Darlene Trundle Betty Utt

Anna Van Doren Sandra Van Sickle

Diane Villines Linnea Waite Ned Walters Betty Wells Robert West

Terry Witt Zita Worth

Virginia Zweigle

Lynda Mitchell

Emmy Eager

Jackie Redmond

Rebecca Forrest

Lavon Karsletter

Judith Henson

Deborah Houston

Harry Ruhser

Judi Ruhser

Patti Potter

Deborah Bancroft

John Roberts

Marcia Roberts

Earl Collins

Erma Buckner

Robert Andrews

Juanita “Ruby” Heard

Norman Hewitt

C.J. Shepherd

Claudia Moring

Sam Harmon

Pegi Harmon

Doris Walker

Sue Hays

Phillip Abell

Claudie Hartsell

Tong Vo

Charlene Hampton

Glen Conrad

Welcome New BASI Members!!!

Celebrating July 2011 Birthdays 5th Annual

Ice Cream Social 2011 An easy 400 plus visited and took part in BASI’s 5th Annual Ice Cream Summer Social.

We even signed up a whopping 14 new members on the spot. From all the ice cream,

snow cones/root beer floats, popcorn, barbeque sandwiches, balloons (and on and on) to

the dunk tank and the Red Fire Engine from the BA Fire Department, the center was brim-

ming over with fun and excitement.

A SPECIAL “THANK YOU” TO ALL OF OUR:

Sponsors and Volunteers

Air Gas

Blue Bell Ice Cream

ACBL Duplicate Bridge

Bright Star

Broken Arrow Fire Department

Canoe Brook

Choice Connection

Chuck Foster

Citizens Security Bank

Corky and Rita Belding

First National Investments

Grace Hospice

Harvey and Barbara Miller

Hearing Solution Center

Hometown Hospice

Hope Hospice

Mutual of Omaha

Quick Trip

SolAmor Hospice

Tastee Treat of Broken Arrow

Todd Brown State Farm Insurance

Toni Booth

Tranquility Hospice

Amy Gan and

Grace HospiceVolunteers

Amy Williams

Bernice Hausher

Clayton Sipes

Cortez Williams

Christy Wilson

David Webber

Deana Obermaier

Derek R. Dawes, RN

Don Ferrell

Dustin McDaniel

Eria Hoover

Girl Scout Troop #583

Greg Mitchell

Gregg Kennedy

Holly Harrison

Jack Spratt

Jamie Aldridge

Kristen Stevenson

Lara Hufford

Rebecca Forest

Corky and Rita Belding

Robin Boatman

Rosie Lee

Shirley Laney

Shelly Blunk

Stephanie Anello

Talitha Walls

Tyson Wollert

Vicki Robinson

August 2011 ~ Page 3 T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c . August 2011 ~ Page 10 T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c .

THINGS TO DO: A Big Thank You This Month to: OKLAHOMA

HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS Velaria Jones and

HOPE HOSPICE Greg Mitchell for sponsoring

ourAugust Potluck. Velaria will provide Baked Ham

and Greg is providing Sweet Potatoes. . And thank

you to all for your support with great side dishes and

deserts, keep up the great job!

See you at Potluck Friday August 8th. 11:30 A.M.

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Mark your calendar ….

Preventative Medical Services Foot Clinic at BASI

August 10th and 24th, 9:00 to 3:00P.M.

Call 918- 259-8377 or 379-4767 to make an appointment.

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Ahh to be Rich

Two blondes were sipping

their Starbucks when a truck

went past loaded up with

rolls of sod.

“I’m going to do that when I

win the lottery”, announced

Blonde #1.

“Do what?” asked Blonde #2.

“Send my lawn out to be mowed”.

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DO YOU HAVE?

ACHES-PAINS

BREATHING PROBLEMS

BAD BACK

KNEE PROBLEMS DIABETES

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

CHOLESTORAL

HELP IS ON THE WAY ! ! ! ! !

MEDICARE COVERS MOST

CALL TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY 918-369-9601

ASK FOR JIMMY LEE OR ANDREA

For All Travel Lovers... The Travel Club… will

meet Thursday August 11th. 3:15~4:15p.m.

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Members Talk with June… Wednesday August 3rd 9:30~10:30. One topic will be

Craft Shows. Bring other topics and ideas.

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BEGINNING BRIDGE

Ever been fascinated by bridge but do not know where to start?

Have cards, can play!!! This class will introduce you to the world of

party bridge with hands-on participation.

Instructor will bring her cards. Participants only need to bring the

ability to have fun, fun and more fun.

$10.00 for 8 sessions. 6:00 ~ 8:00 p.m.

Instructor: Phyllis Bennett

Class Minimum: 12 Class Maximum: 20

Call 918-259-4580 to enroll at Community Education

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Chuck Foster will be here Wednesday August 24th

10:00~12:00pm

With information regarding:

Retirement income planning: how to plan an income stream that doesn’t run out and how to plan around a

retirees 2 different tax brackets.

Did you know session:

What are some of the simple easy solutions to your insurance and investment needs.

Q & A Session: bring all of your

questions from

stock options,

taxes, to trusts, or

health insurance.

There will be

cookies and a

door prize: a $25

gift card to a local

restaurant.

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Chuck Foster, CFP ® First National Investments 121 South Main Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Phone: (918) 355-5465 | Fax: (918) 251-5974 Email: [email protected] Website: www.moneyconcepts.com/rfoster

SoonerRide: How to Access SoonerRide Non–

Emergency Transportation for SoonerCare Members:

SoonerRide is designed for people without adequate trans-

portation to medically necessary appointments.

SoonerRide does not handle emergency transportation. In

case of emrgency , call 911.

Demi Rudrow will share information about the

SoonerRide Program on Tuesday August 9th at 9:30~

10:00 A.M. and at 1:00~1:30 P.M.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

What to Do About Itchy & Swollen Eyes

Itchy, swollen eyes are often caused by the same

allergens that cause nasal allergies. These allergies occur

most in the spring and fall, according to the Baylor

College of Medicine in Houston. Allergens that affect the eyes are trees, weeds and grass pollen, mold spores

and pet dander.

In many cases, prevention is the best way to prevent eye

discomfort. Watch your local weather station to inform yourself of pollen count warnings and stay inside as

much as possible during days with high allergy risk. Use

an air filter to clean air as it enters your home and keep your windows closed as much as possible to prevent

irritants from getting inside.

If your eyes are infected, rinsing them with a cool

compress can provide relief. You can also use Artificial Tears(available over the counter) to flush out irritants and

relieve itching. Medications designed for nasal allergies

can help sooth the itching and swelling caused by

irritated eyes. In some cases, your doctor might prescribe special eye drops or medication with antihistamines to

stop the reaction. Though temptation is strong, avoid

rubbing and even touching your eyes to relieve the itching, doing so may prolong your discomfort.

Though itchy and swollen eyes are most commonly

caused by allergic reactions and can usually be treated at

home, if your discomfort persists for more than a few days, if you observe discharge in the affected eye, if you

experience light sensitivity or eye pain, or if you notice

decreased vision, you should call your health care provider. These symptoms can suggest a more serious

cause for your eye irritation, such as bacterial infection or

conjunctivitis.

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Talk About Hot !!..........

This happened in downtown Tulsa in late July. The

driver made it out just in time and there were no

reports of missing children.

September 12th First Class

(Every Monday Night thereafter)

September 19th

September 26th

October 3rd

October 10th

October 17th

October 24th

October 31st

Lloyd Parker Sr. would like to teach you to play

Chess

Beginners Chess on Wednesdays 10:00 to 11:00 am

Would you like to play or perhaps learn or just watch.

Join Mr. Lloyd Parker Sr. in the common area across

from the Pool Room

Knitting with Hazel (the Happy Hooker) has moved

to Thursdays 1:00 to 3:00 pm in the Craft Room #1

Mark your calendar: August 15th…..Dr. Walker from

Triad Eye Clinic will be here in the Dining Room from

9:30 to 11:30.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.moneyconcepts.com/rfoster

August 2011 ~ Page 9 T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c . T h e N e w s l e t t e r o f B A S I S e n i o r s , I n c . August 2011 ~ Page 4

Medicare Supplements and Medicare Advantage Plans

“Specializing in Senior Health Plans”

Please don’t hesitate to call:

Vicki Robinson

918 625-7306

Robinson Insurance, LLC

Senior Discounts

OKLAHOMA

5727 S. Garnett

Suite E

Tulsa, OK 74146

(918) 641.5158

(866) 684.5158 Fax: (918) 622.1139

Velaria Jones

Healthcare Outreach Coordinator

Central Client Intake: 877.469.1000

Cell: 580.743.1295

A Division of Country Style Health Care SOLUTIONS

KASY ALLEN Customer Care Specialist

FOREST HILLS Care and Rehabilitation Center 4300 West Houston, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 254-5000 Fax (918) 254-5681 CELL (918) 340-9325 [email protected] WWW.SUNBRIDGEHEALTHCARE.COM

Caring is the Key in Life

GREAT THINGS HAPPEN AT THE BROKEN ARROW SENIOR CENTER

Marilyn Heine moved to Broken Arrow from New Hampshire and became a

member of the Broken Arrow Senior Center in 1997. Dick Saul moved from

California and also became a member in 1997.

The two knew each other from playing Dominos and cards here at the Center, but

never associated with each other after leaving here.

One Sunday (this last February) Marilyn saw Dick at First

Methodist Church and went over to talk to him after the service. She had been

going to the church, but had never seen him there. The reason being – he had never

attended that church before - - it was his first time to visit that particular church.

Marilyn believes that it was a “divine appointment” as she was totally surprised and

happy to see him there that day. He later called her and asked her out for a

Valentine date. When he arrived to pick her up he had a bouquet of red roses for

her that lit the flame and started the beautiful romance for them.

Marilyn Heine became Mrs. Dick Saul on June 18, 2011. Since that fateful day Dick claims that he “no

longer has to come home to an empty house” and, Marilyn claims, “we work well together AND he makes a

great breakfast, and I clean up the dishes”.

I’ve gotten to the age

where I need my

false teeth and hear-

ing aid before I can

ask where I left my

glasses.

~~~~~~~~

“One of the most

valuable things we

can do to heal one

another is to listen to

each other’s stories.” -Rebecca Falls

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918 252-0513

Cebollas Encurtidas Ecuadorian, Mexican Pickled Red Onions

Ingredients:

Red onions, thinly sliced -- 2

Limes, juice only -- 3 or 4 Salt and pepper -- to taste

Method:

1. Put the onions in a bowl and pour boiling water over them to

cover.

2. Let stand for 15 minutes, then drain and rinse the onions

with cool water.

3. Mix the onions with the lime juice, salt and pepper.

Refrigerate for at least 3 hours before using. Will keep for 2 or 3

days.

Variations:

Yucatecan Cebollas Encurtidas:

Prepare the onions as in Step One. Instead of 3 limes, mix the blanched onions with the juice of one orange and one lime, 1 cup

cider vinegar, 1/4 cup water, 1 thinly sliced habanero pepper, 4 to 6 whole peppercorns, 3 or 4 whole allspice and 1 tesp.oregano.

Refrigerate for at least 8 hours to allow the flavors to blend. If you

can, use homemade pineapple vinegar, or another fruity vinegar.

Will keep for up to 3 weeks.

Wednesday Friday

16 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 10:00~11:15 am Bingo for prizes Grace Hospice

10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:15~3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes

**BASI BOARD MEETING 3:30 P.M.**

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 10:00~11:00 am Beginners Chess 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 2:30~4:15 pm Bridge Law Class

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8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 8:30~2:30 pm AARP Driving Class 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am B/P Sug/Ck Millennium Home Hlth 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:30 pm “ The Happy Hooker “ Crochet 1:00~2:30 pm Scrabble 1:15~3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

19 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness For Ladies 10:15~11:15 am Yoga 12:30~2:30 pm Bingo $$ Woodmen of the World 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards Pool & Instruction 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Ctr 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies

9:00~11:00 am Beginners Bridge Lessons

9:00~11:30 am Party Bridge

9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class

11:45~1:15 pm Toastmasters

12:00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards and Instr.

1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball Community Center

2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

6:30~8:00 pm Tap Dancing

6:30~9:00 pm Party Bridge

6:30~9:00 pm Monday Night Dance Sponsored

by: Canoe Brook

23 :

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 10:00~11:15 am Bingo for prizes OK Healthcare Solutions


12:30 ~To The End Movie and Popcorn in Library

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:00~11:30 am Preventative Medical Foot Care 10:00~11:00 am Beginners Chess !0:00~12:00 pm Chuck Foster 1st Nat’l Investments 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 2:30~4:15 pm Bridge Law Class

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8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am BP/Sug/Ck Hometown Hospice 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:30 pm “ The Happy Hooker “ Crochet 1:00~2:30 pm Scrabble 1:15~3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness For Ladies 10:15~11:15 am Yoga 12:30~2:30 pm Bunco Hope Hospice 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards Pool & Instruction 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Ctr 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting

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9:00~11:00 am Beginners Bridge Lessons



11:45~1:15 pm Toastmasters 12:00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards and Instr.

1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball Community Center




6:30~9:00 pm Monday Night Dance

30 :

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 10:00~11:15 am Bingo for prizes Hometown Hospice



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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 10:00~11:00 am Beginners Chess 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 2:30~4:15 pm Bridge Law Class

ThursdayTuesday Monday

August 2011 Nutrition Center Serving Lunches Daily

starting at

11:30 a.m.

Broken Arrow Seniors, Inc 1800 S. Main St.

Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-8377

Website: brokenarrowseniors.com

Pool Tournament 1st Place: Ace Richardson 2nd. Place: Don Fritz Congratulations !!!!!


DO YOU HAVE?

ACHES-PAINS

BREATHING PROBLEMS

BAD BACK

KNEE PROBLEMS

DIABETES HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

CHOLESTORAL


MEDICARE COVERS MOST CALL TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY 918 369-9601



Wednesday Friday

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9:00 11:00 am Beginners Bridge Lessons




12: 00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dance 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards & Inst

1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball~Community Ctr





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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

10:00~11:15 am Bingo for Prizes Hometown Hospice 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes

10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:15~3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 12:30 ~To The End Movie and Popcorn in Library

3 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:30~10:30 am Members Talk with June 10:00~11:00 am Beginners Chess 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Bridge Law Class

4

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am B/P/Sug/Ck SolAmor Hospice 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:30 pm “ The Happy Hooker “ Crochet 1:00~2:30 pm Scrabble 1:15~ 3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

5

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness For Ladies 10:15~11:15 am Yoga 12:30~2:30 pm Bingo for $$ Woodmen of the World 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards & Instr 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball~Community Ctr 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting 1:00~4:00 pm “Stitch in Time” Quilting

Friday Night Dance 6:30~9:30 P.M.

8






12: 00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dance 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards & Inst






9

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

9:30~10:00 am Medicaid Lift Ride

10:00~11:15am Bingo for Prizes Tranquility Hospice 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:15~3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BALanes 1:00~1:30 pm Medicaid Lift Ride


10 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:00~11:30 am Preventative Medical Foot Care 9:00~12:00 pm Pool Tournament 10:00~11:00 am Beginners Chess 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Ctr 2:30~4:15 pm Bridge Law Class

11 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 8:30~11:30 am Pinochle 9:00~11:30 am Regular Dominoes 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am B/P/Sug/Ck Hope Hospice 10:00~11:30 am Train Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 10:15~11:15 am Yoga 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:30 pm “ The Happy Hooker “ Crochet 1:00~2:30 pm Scrabble 1:15~ 3:30 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 3:15~4:15 pm Travel Club Meeting 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

12 POT LUCK Sponsored by

OK Healthcare Solutions and

Hope Hospice

Entrée Ham and Sweet Potatoes 11:30 AM

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 10:00~11:00 am Parkinson's Support Group 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards & Instr 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Ctr 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting

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9:30~11:30 am Triad Eye Clinic Dr Walker 9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class


12: 00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dance

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards & Inst






ThursdayTuesday Monday

August 2011 Nutrition Center Serving Lunches Daily

starting at

11:30 a.m.

Broken Arrow Seniors, Inc 1800 S. Main St.

Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-8377

Website: brokenarrowseniors.com

Pool Tournament 1st Place: Ace Richardson 2nd. Place: Don Fritz Congratulations !!!!!

August 2011 ~ Page 6 August 2011 ~ Page 7

DO YOU HAVE?

ACHES-PAINS BREATHING PROBLEMS

BAD BACK KNEE PROBLEMS

DIABETES HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

CHOLESTORAL


MEDICARE COVERS MOST CALL TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY 918 369-9601


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