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Featured Class
Navigating the Next Chapter - Making the Most of Life
Date: January 21, 2025
Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am
Length: 6 Weeks
Cost: $8.00 members
$8.00 non-members
Instructor: Janet Egan
Location: in a room
Description: Navigating the Next Chapter: Making the Most of Life focuses on how to adjust to retirement. Specifically, how to live your best life at this time. If you plan on aging then plan on taking this class. For this session, the class is divided into: Getting to Know Each Other, Finding Fun/Leisure, Life Balance, Working Life, Changes, Giving and Receiving, Resource Day, ad Summary and Action Plan. Each session may change depending on the needs of the students. The class is taught by Janet Egan, a retired San Bernardino County Social Worker. This class is second nature to her as she had a career of doing trainings.
Featured Activity
Table Shuffleboard - ON HIATUS
Time: Fridays 1:00 pm
Cost: FREE members
FREE non-members
Location: Gameroom
Description: In table shuffleboard, the play area is a 22' laminated surface covered with silicone beads (colloquially called 'shuffleboard wax') to reduce friction. Players try to slide metal-and-plastic pucks, sometimes called weights or shuckles, to come to rest within zones at the other end of the board. Cues are not used, the pucks being propelled with the hands directly on the raised table. There are scoring zones at each end of the table so that direction of play can rotate after each frame, or so that teams can play both directions during one frame. More points are awarded for weights scoring closer to the far edge of the board. Players take turns sliding the pucks, trying to score points, bump opposing pucks off the board, and/or protect their own pucks from bump-offs. The long sides of the table are bounded by gutters into which pucks can fall or be knocked (in which case they are no longer in play for the remainder of the frame). A variant known sometimes as bankboard has rubber cushions or 'banks' running the length of both sides of the table, instead of gutters, and as in billiards, the banks can be used to gain favorable position. Come join our shuffleboard bunch and have-a-go at it.
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Staff Info
Board of Directors
Kelly Malloy, President
Linda Mollenkopf, Past President
Cathy Fischer, Vice President
Jeffrey Graden, Treasurer
Virginia Kautzman, Secretary
Terry Burden, Director
Don Clay, Director
Ed Foster, Director
Christine Garcia, Director
Diane Harvey, Director
John Henry, Director
Stan Logan, Director
Rosetta Love, Director
Audrey Martinez, Director
Mary Razo, Director
Staff
Penny Lilburn
- Executive Director
Jeff Novak
- Outreach / TAP Coordinator
Bonnie Mitchell
- newsletter
Amy Poppett
- Receptionist
Justine Leach
- Receptionist
Mission Statement
To enrich, maintain, and protect the quality of life of Senior Adults...
Announcements
Remember you can follow us on Facebook..... HIGHLAND SENIOR CENTER
Operation Senior Claus is fast approaching once again this year. We distribute baskets of non-perishables, gift cards & hot meals to Seniors who are homebound. You can help this effort by donating Stater Brothers gift cards in increments of $10. or $25. for those baskets. Further we have room for Volunteer Drivers to deliver 2 or 3 baskets so call Jeff if you wish to sign-up.
Thanksgiving Luncheon tickets available NOW. If you have participated in the past you know how scrumptious it is. $10.00 per ticket for turkey, all the trimmings, and dessert. It's a DRIVE-THRU event. Saturday, November 22nd from 11 am to 1 pm ONLY.
FREE Line Dance lessons on the 1st Saturday of every month beginning from 10 am to 11 am. Bring a Friend ! THANKS Glenda !
Upcoming Events
November 1, 2025 10 - 11 - FREE line dance lesson
The 1st Saturday of the month.......FREE and great exercise.....bring a Friend.
November 6, 2025 1:00 pm - LIVE band every Thursday
Come join the crowd ! Refreshments & FUN for only $4.00.
Articles
Health fair 2016
By: Mike Sylva
With the last gasp of summer producing temps in the low 90\'s, it was hard to think of the Flu Season. Yet in the words of Benjamin Franklin, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” We had nearly 200 people show up for the cure. Some others even got the cure from other places, but came for all the other information and goodies our other vendors brought with them.
With shots being offered back in September just about anywhere, our crowds aren’t what they used to be, but for those who did not like waiting in line for 45 minutes, it was a smooth flowing line. People got to ask questions at the various booths, get lots of freebies, all at a leisurely pace.
We would like to acknowledge that the success of our health fair would not have been possible without all the vendors who came out to provide information and services to all. Additional thanks go out to the Highland Police Department’s Citizen’s Patrol for their excellent traffic control and parking assistance. Mostly we would like to thank our event sponsors, the Physicians of Beaver Medical Group and the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.
