Ramsey Resident - 1985 - March/April

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I I . I 1 '--- I r 1 .. U! I ; I . J , ! ; I I I J I.: ; ii, ! . I 1'1 i. . i. . 1 L ~ 1 1 i iL I 1 t \ I' I J: \ II P! , ~ f j' I I ., .... - - ~-------. ., _.......... _ _ ,J.. _ _ -:-4 ~~~~-~'-'-.:."":::...:-;;: .... ---- - - - _ '---""l:' ~ -:.- - . .'!- ", offer you cards Monday and Thursday nights beginning at 7 p.m., Friday afternoons at 1 . p.m., and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 1 p.m. Bridge players are invited to come on Mondays at 10 a.m. and crib- bage players the last Thurs- day afternoon of the month at 1 p.m. . Birthdays are celebrated on the first Thursday evening for the month beginning and the last Wednesday of the month at noon, for the month ending. (The month of. your birthday, you can celebrate twice if you plan it right). Dances with a live band (very good, by the way) are neld on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 1 :30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Donation is $1.50, which includes a light lunch. We have such a friendly, fun- loving group - won't you join us? We have a Health Aware- ness Program once a month and also a presentation of slides once a month. Several types of programs are pre- sented after dining time. A Sunday Brunch is held once a month, prepared and served by the Senior Volunteers as a fund-raiser for the Center. A menu of waffles, pancakes (all you can eat), Anoka Seniors kicking up their heels. Anoka Senior Center news The Anoka Senior Center located at Sixth and Wash- ington (George Green Park) extends an invitation to all seniors to join us at the Center (60 years of age for dining, 55 years of age for ac- tivities). We have dining five days a week at 12 noon. Reserva- tions are two days in advance, but should you wish to come a certain day and you have not registered, please call, as sometimes cancellations need to be filled. Penny bingo is played after dining. . If you are a card player, we Check it out Seniors 60 and over living in Anoka County may receive a complete annual physical on a sliding fee scale. Routir)e foot care is also available. Ap- pointments can be made for Wednesday and Thursday mornings, ~:30-11 :30. Call 755-5300. Our clinic is located at 1323 Coon Rapids Blvd. For more information call us and ask for RlJth Selvius. A service of your Anoka County Community Action Program Andover Senior Club The new Andover Senior Citizen Club is on its way! Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month at 6:30 p.m. at the new senior ~enter located .behind An- dover City Hall on Crosstown Blvd. Some of the activities held so far at the center in- clude bingo, cards, Sunday afternoon potluck dinners, a Christmas party, and senior classes. . Club officers are Mary Sonterre-president; Helen Frantz-vice president; . Marion Heidelberger-secre- tary; and Helen Swanson- treasurer. Since the club's for- mation, dishes, card tables and other needed items have been purchased for the center by the city of Andover. A bingo machine was donated . by the fire departmentra cof- fee maker by the Lions Club, and other assorted gifts by community members. All area seniors are welcome - more members are wanted! Ramsey Senior Club The Ramsey Senior Citizens Club meets the first Wednesday of each month in the lower level of Ramsey Municipal Center for a pot luck luncheon at 12 noon, followed by a business meeting at 1 p.m. The business meeting is followed with card games, bingo or some other form of entertain- ment. /The club welcomes new m'embers and anyone in- terested in joining should contact Valera LaBounty at 427-3811. scrambled eggs, sausage, juice and coffee or partial orders are available with a maximum charge of $2.50. Exercise classe,s started March 7th and are now held every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Kaylene Sager is the instruc- tor. We look forward to meeting you. Remember, a stranger is just a friend to be. For further information, Please contact Dorothy Jorgenson, Anoka Senior Center Coordinator, at 421-8090 or 427-6646. . "AlAwa :fIome" It could be a long and difficult road. Returning home after a disabling illness may take some hard work, but at Park River Estates Care Center we're determined to get you, there. Our occupational therapy and physical therapy programs are structured to help you regain the physical strength and emotional confidence you need to function at your best. We focu~ on helping you set and attain your individual goals. Sometimes developing the daily skills you'll need at home means learning how to care for yourself in new ways. For others, it's relearning s~ills that were suddenly lost. Our entire staff works to guide you and your family through these new challenges. With some help (and hard work) we think you can regain the independence you need to take you all the way. . . all the way home. PARK RJVER ESTATES. . . )(apiIuf tk 1~ J09~ PARK RIVER ESTATES CARE CENTER 1371 98th Lane N.W. Coon Rapids, MN 55433 I Out-patient physical therapy and occupational ~herapy care is also available. Call or write for information. \ (612) 757-2320