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Featured Class

Brain Fitness
Date: January 24, 2018
Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Length: 8 Weeks
Cost: No Fee members
      No Fee non-members
Instructor: Member Based Instruction
Location: Sun Room
Description: Quite sure we could all use a little better Brain Fitness. Your brain may not be a muscle but you need to keep it active to keep it healthy. Some of our members take advantage of our university classes, but learning is only a part of exercising your brain. To help you out we offer this Brain Fitness class. The class promotes brain health through fitness, nutrition, cognitive exercises and activities to boost memory skills and stimulate the brain. Adults are living longer and longer, and we need to promote mental as well as physical health. The group does crosswords, puzzles, trivia, and encourages active discussion. Everything is designed to get those synapses firing. The class is taught by various students, who take turns coming up with lesson plans. That in itself is a brain fitness activity! If you want to sharpen your skills and learn new things this group is for you . The group meets on Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. in the game room and is always full, so make a mental note to show up at registration to ensure your spot. If you forget to register, you really need to get fit!

Featured Activity

Mens Poker
Time: Mondays 10:30 am
Cost: No Cost members
       non-members
Location:
Description: Feeling Lucky? Come join us.

Member Spotlite

This month we’d like to introduce you to Dorothy Jetton. Dorothy has been a member since 2013, but has been coming around much longer than that. Her friends from Valencia Lea were talking about the Highland Senior Center and going. Dorothy went with them and has been coming ever since. She loved the fact that she made more friends by coming here!
In the past she has taken the Computer class, participated in Aerobics and Shuffleboard, eaten lunch here, and browsed at the Thrift Store. No longer driving, now she relies on our Transportation Assistance Program, but still makes sure she gets to Bunco. She is looking forward to an expanded TAP so that she can come here more often. So if you see Dorothy, make sure you stop and say “Hi.” Unless of course she has dice in her hands. Then watch out!