One of these people will not be showing her tartan undies at Dinner. Old Diehards (Richters & MacAngel) will be there for Pancake Breakfast too! AUGUST 31. |
Last Thursday’s
lasagna dinner with guests from the Meridian
Senior Center
was another success. Thank you for everyone who attended—it felt like the old
days.
Monday Lunches started with several
“single” fellows wanting a light repast at noon and they got what they asked
for: Soup or sandwiches, some fruit, leftovers from dinner, just like home.
Anyone is welcome, just drop your donation into the box and join the guys at
noon, every Monday.
Anyone wanting to
cook up a pot, slap some nice sandwiches together, or provide your favorite
dish for Mondays can call 462-3943 and let volunteers know.
Granny’s Closet is
still sizzling with great summer apparel and everything you might need for
those camping and holiday cabin emergencies. There are always nice gifts to
pick up for someone, good books to keep cool with and housekeeping necessities.
If you like poking about for small discoveries, stop in on Fridays, from 12—5
and Saturdays, 10-4, and take your time.
The Center is still
dreaming about a pool table deal. If
you have one you would like to either donate or sell at a good price, why not
give us a call?
The Syringa Club is
moving along with its fundraiser Poetry/Prose/Art Book, with contributions by Boise County
residents over 50, but the community hasn’t exactly responded with pants afire.
Black and white sketches and photography are wanted and essays up to 800 words
and poetry up to 40 lines are very welcome. The club is a service-oriented
group of women who donate to community organizations and individuals but
fundraising is only possible with generous cooperation. If you feel you have
something to offer, contact Angel at 462-2511 or afoofymax@aol.com.
Yoga class by Shanti
happens here every Friday, from 10-11:30. The word is that everyone is loving
the classes and Shanti may have to start a yoga/meditation class soon, for
serious practitioners. There is no charge for these classes. Bring a mat or rug
and come prepared to relax and change your life.
Ione’s Fit and
Fall-Proof exercise classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 are just what the
doctor orders for general health benefits. Men and women are welcome; there is
no floorwork unless you prefer to bring a mat and adjust your work-out. This is
perfect for the stretch, light strengthening, and balance-work needed for
anyone. Classes are free, and plan on staying afterwards for light
refreshments.
The Senior Center
building is a good deal for any meetings or events you may have. Prices are
reasonable and better if you are a member. Rentals can include the kitchen, and
we also rent out tables and chairs for your needs at home.
Hours for the
Center are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 10 a.m. to noon, and whenever
Granny’s is open, and whenever we have events. Contact volunteers at 462-3943
or gvseniors@frontiernet.net. Wifi, books for reading, and movies are
available. Stop in and say hi!
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