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April 2011 ~ Page 1

“Care Begins at Home”

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“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.”

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Phone: 918-259-8377 Fax: 918-25-9791

The Newsletter of BASI Seniors, Inc.

“PRESENTING”

BASI’s 21st Annual

Senior Celebration Week April 26 ~ April 28, 2011

Senior Health & Resource Fair

April 29, 2011

A MESSAGE FROM BASI’S

STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS

We invite you to join us for a week of celebration.

Kick off starts with our Monday Night dance and opening ceremonies.

There will be a variety of games, activities and special events

Tuesday through Thursday.

At the Senior Health Fair, we will have our 2nd annual bake sale.

This is a successful fund raiser with all proceeds going to support

Broken Arrow Senior Center.

The Senior Fair will be on Friday at the

Broken Arrow Community Center located at 1500 S. Main Street.

Make plans to visit throughout the week and to help us in

supporting the Broken Arrow Senior Center.

Celebrating April 2011 Birthdays

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 p r i l 2 0 1 1 ~ P a g e 1 0 A p r i l 2 0 1 1 ~ P A G E 2

Welcome New BASI Members!!!

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 .

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Carolyn Adams Tori Anderson

Jerry Ann Anson Barbara Banks

Charles Banther Fred Bedford

Fred Been D Patricia Brown

Brenda Bruce Jean Stinchcomb Mary Lou Caro

Josephine Cesin Gordon Chang Dorothy Clark Clyde Cline Joan Collins Arline Collins Bob Combs

Juan Cuevas Jacque DeGraff Gretta Dugan Clark Eldridge Charles Evans Howard Fisher

Lisa Ford Joyce Foster

Loretta Garasic Alfred Gonzales Maxie Goodwin

Bob Goulart John Haag

Sharon Hagyari Gary Hawkins

Vivian Henderson Judy Hess

Marilyn Hillenburg

Howard Hillman Lau Hong

Joanne Howell William Hudspeth Helen Jackman Richard Jeffrey

Alberta “Peaches” Johnson Marilyn Johnson

Neva Kernan Arline Kitchens Joyce Knighten

Anna Jean Kurzyna Vera Lawhorn Joel Lebowitz Lorene Logan Vickie Lomon Carleta Love Beth Mainard

Tommie Mannon Linda Martin

Carelen McKinney Treva McPhail

Diana McQueary Loretta Meeks

Vern Meyer Katherine Miano Marjorie Miller Bobbie Mills Jane Minium

Eleanor Moore Sharon Moreland

Ron Neil Hoan Don Nguyen

Clifton Norris Lucylle Olsen

Gwendolyn Parish

Arlea Parker Doris Payne

Yvonne Perez Dottie Piet

Zaddie Pilcher Jo Ann Poirier

Joe Przestrzelski Hattie Redmon

Suzanne Reeble Darrell Renfro Keith Roberts

Bill Rogers Jessie Rolf

Earl Rooffener Helen Ross

Winifred Rountree Edith Ruby Lynne Rudy

Shirley Rummage Judy Schiffli

Helen Schwabauer Clara Sharp

Emma Jean Shaw Barbara Shields Karen Sue Smith Charlene Smith

Helen Stewart Carol Stewart

Geneva Stroup Charles Stroup

Lee Sturm Lola Suggs

Elaine Sullivan Mickey Taylor

Babs Tittle Darlina Tozzio Tom Tucker

Cathy Turnham Robert Tydings

Edith Vinson Thelma Walker Michelle Walker

Irma Walthall Lois White

Roger Whiteway Jerry Yarbrough

Alvera Zwart

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL

APRIL BIRTHDAYS!!!!

DON’T MISS THE NEWSLETTER!

As of May 1st members who have not paid their dues will

no longer receive a newsletter by mail.

All members will be invoiced by the date you joined.

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Marvin Cary

Jay Pearse

Chuck Schiffli

Judy Schiffli

Cheneya Holladay Rita Gunter

Melba Harris

Jim Sellers

Linda Sellers

Dan Gaskins

Patricia Gaskins

Karla Sexton

James Garriga

Nathan Jordan

Debbie Jordan

George Gillespie

Pat Gillespie Bobby Miller

Marjorie Miller

Loretta Hughes

Bill Hallam

Alice Hallam

Edie Odom

Sandra Riley

Martin Johnson

Larry Graves

Judi Fowler

Betty Gurley

Toni Booth Kenneth Reid

Charles Keel

Sandra Keel

Joan Harmon

Steve Ahlfield

WELCOME!

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

Need a ride to BASI?

We have transportation available for you.

This is for members to get to and from the center.

No wheels, No problem

Don’t drive, We’ll drive for you

Call Jerry at 918-259-8377

SILENT AUCTION

Invacare Pronto

Motorized Chair

Bidding starts at $500.00.

Forms available at business office. Contact Judy

at 918-259-8377 for further information.

Can be viewed at BASI.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

For Senior Week and Senior Health Fair

HOSTESSES BASI BOOTH

SIGN UP TABLES CONCESSIONS

BAKE SALE TABLE BAKE GOODS

Contact Judy at 918-259-8377

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Ladies and Gentlemen we need your

baked goods!

This is our fundraiser for BASI. Every item

we get just makes our fundraiser that much

better. Let’s beat our goal of $500.00. We can do it if we have your participation. Just

bring your baked items to the office and we

will take it from there.

Call Judy at 918-259-8377 for more details and to sign up.

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RAFFLE, RAFFLE, RAFFLE!

$1.00 for each ticket chance! “You don’t need to be present to win”

Drawing will be at the Senior Fair April 29th at 1:30pm

“The Night Out Basket”

Holiday Inn Express-One Night Stay in King Size Suite

Charleston’s Restaurant-Dinner Gift Certificate for $56.00

IMAX Theatre-Four Free Movie Passes

Stone Creek Day Spa-Gift Certificate for $50.00 for Hair only

Thanks to Russell & Lucy Harper-Quik Trip-$50.00 Gas Card

The Beadles-Hand Beaded Necklace

BA Wine & Spirits-One bottle of Wine

Elixir Wine & Spirits-One Bottle of Wine

Spot Free Car Wash-Free Car Wash, Valued at $7.00

Two small wine glasses, two candles, travel bag with hy-giene items, ladies satin neck scarf, bottle of men’s hair care and cologne.

This basket is valued at over $300.00

“Grocery Basket”

On The Corner - Grape Cooking Oil, Spaghetti Spices, Co-coa Mix

Reasor’s (71st & Lynn Lane) - $50.00 Gift Certificate

Thanks to Russell & Lucy Harper - Quik Trip -$50.00 Gas Card

Target - Assorted Paper Products

Assorted Grocery/Food Items, Laundry Prod-ucts, baking product, canned goods, pasta, and much more.

This basket is valued at over $300.00!

We can use your help in selling the raffle tickets!!! They are in books of 10, and this would be a great help

in raising money for BASI.

ATTENTION!!!

DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY DURING

SENIOR WEEK AND SENIOR FAIR.

YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.

You do not need to be present for the raffle drawing on April 29th at 1:30pm.

Suggestion Box

Thank you for your responses to our suggestion box.

Many of your suggestions have already been taken care of.

We welcome your suggestions. ~~~~~~~~~~~

A special thank you to

“Jackie Cooper Imports and Nissan” for their generous donation to help recognize

BASI and all our Volunteers.

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WE NEED RAFFLE TICKET SELLERS….WE NEED YOU!

We need volunteers in mornings and afternoons to sell raffle

tickets. We will have a table set up for you.

Contact Julie at 918-259-8377

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THINGS TO DO:

Cards Cards Cards and More Cards

Byron Smith will be in the library on Tuesdays from

1:00 to 3:00 pm to play Hearts, Spades and teach you

Yukor if you want to learn.

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DON’T FORGET TO VOTE

April 5th FOR THE

2011 BOND PROPOSAL!

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Carol is looking for a partner or partners for Scrabble

She will be here at the scheduled time on Monday’s

10:30 to 11:30am.

Come and play Scrabble with her, or call her at

918-258-9491 if you need information. If this is not a good day or time, contact Diane in the

office for another day and time.

Senior Week Come Play and Have Fun With us at BASI

Special Events:

April 25th— 6:30 to 9:00 pm — Senior Week Kick off with a proclamation from the Broken Arrow Mayor, Mike Lester —

Country Western Dance — Entertainment by The Roundup Boys, Sponsored By Silver Arrow Retirement Lining, Hometown Hospice

and Advantage Audiology and Hearing Aids. Food and Door Prizes.

April 26th — 9:00 to 10:30 am — Queen for a Day — Sponsored By Karla Partridge with Mary Kay, TLC non Medical In-

Home Care Services, Trend Review Hair Stylist, Gayle Webb. Snacks and Door Prize

1:00 to 2:30 pm — Entertainment by Luigi Balletto, songs from entertainers like: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin,

Perry Como and more.

April 27th — 1:00 to 2:30 pm — Big Bingo — Sponsored By Silver Arrow Retirement Living

April 28th — 12:30 to 2:30 pm — Big Bunco — Sponsored By Hope Hospice

April 28th — 12:00 to 3:00 pm — “DJ” Dub Johnson — Line Dancing/Tunes and a Blast from the Past.

April 29th — 9:00 to 2:00 pm — Senior Health and Resource Fair — Broken Arrow Community Center, 1500 S. Main St.

Broken Arrow

Our Volunteers Rock

Thanks to our many volunteers who consistently go above and

beyond in their service and dedication. Our volunteers make the

Senior Center a great place to be. I am especially grateful be-

cause you have been a great deal of assistance to me in my first

2 months on the job. Because of you and your efforts, we are

able to offer many programs and services to help seniors have

fun, learn new things, stay healthy and independent. Our hats

are off to those of you who help the staff, your assistance makes

our jobs so much easier. A special thank you to the volunteer

Board of Directors, your support for the center and for me per-

sonally is sincerely appreciated.

National Volunteer Week is April 10-16. To celebrate and rec-

ognize you, we have a small token of appreciation for each of

you. Please stop by the office any time during the week of April

10-16 and pick up your gift. Everyone who comes by will be

entered into a drawing for a $140 gift card for a vehicle detail

from Jackie Cooper Imports & Nissan. I look forward to seeing

you then!

June

“Volunteers are the only human beings on the face of the earth

who reflect this nation’s compassion, unselfish caring, patience

and just plain love for another.”

Erma Bombeck

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Free Document Shredding Event

WHO: Broken Arrow Police Department, American Document Shredding and the Better Business Bureau

WHAT: Free Document Shredding Event

WHEN: Friday, April 29th 9:00-2:00

WHERE: Broken Arrow Community Center, 1500 So. Main St., Broken Arrow

BAPD booth inside in conjunction with the Broken Arrow Seniors Health Fair

WHY: Identity theft and fraud crimes are on the rise. The City of Broken Arrow wants to help you avoid becoming a victim

of identity theft and fraud by keeping your personal information away from the hands of thieves. One of the methods

thieves use to steal your information is combing through recycling and garbage for sensitive information that has

been thrown away. The Broken Arrow Police Department recommends and encourages citizens to use a shredder

(preferably cross-cut) for sensitive documents, such as credit card statements, financial statements, pre-approved

credit card offers, old IRS tax forms, bank checks, household bills, etc.

The American Medicine Chest Challenge

Americanmedicinechest.com Dispose of Your Unused, Expired Prescriptions

WHO: Broken Arrow Police Department

WHAT: Prescription Drug Drop Off

If these items are submitted in the original containers personal information should be crossed off. If this is

not possible, submit the medication in clear bags. Medication could be current or expired unwanted/no

longer needed medications.

We will not accept IV bags, needles, bloody or infectious waste, pharmaceutical waste not generated by households,

radioactive pharmaceuticals or vaccines.

WHEN: Friday, April 29th 9:00-2:00pm

WHERE: Broken Arrow Community Center, 1500 So. Main St., Broken Arrow

BAPD Booth inside in conjunction with the Broken Arrow Seniors Health fair

WHY: According to the 2006 National Survey on Drug Use and Health conducted by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), every day, 2,500 youngsters age 12 to 17 try a painkiller for the first time, and teen’s abuse prescription drugs more than any illicit street drug except marijuana. A vast array of pharmaceuticals—including antibiotics, anti- convulsions, mood stabilizers and sex hormones—have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, according to an Associated Press investigation. The Broken Arrow Police Department wants to keep dangerous pills out of the hands of minors and out of our water supplies.

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BUNCO Strictly speaking, Bunco is a game of dice, played in rounds.

Players take turns rolling the dice and trying to accumulate as

many points as possible to win each round.

The game is played at tables of four in competing teams of two.

Players score points by rolling three dice and trying to match the

number they're supposed to roll for that round.

They get a point for each die that rolls the number, and if all three

roll the number, they score 21 points. They also score 5 points for

rolling three of a kind of any other number. They get to keep roll-

ing as long as they score one or more points with each roll. 5

Once they fail to score they pass the dice to their left and the op-

posing team gets a chance to score. 5

During each round the teams at the Head Table try to score 21

points. The first team to score 21 points wins the round and play stops. At all other tables play stops when the Head Table play

stops and the team with the highest score at each lower table wins

the round. 5

At the end of the round players change seats, the winners at each

of the lower tables move up a table, and the losers at the head

table move to the lowest table. Players also switch partners at the

end of the round, so you never play with the same partner twice

in a row.

During play, players track the number of rounds they win and

lose as a team, and the number of Buncos scored individually, on

their personal scorecard. At the end of the night wins/losses and

Buncos are tallied and prizes awarded.

COME JOIN US FOR OUR SPECIAL BIG BUNCO ON

APRIL 28TH 12:30~2:30PM

Attention Quilters…... Please join Toni Booth for an “Organizational Meeting” on Friday April

8th from 1:00 pm to approximately 2:30 pm in the Library at the Broken

Arrow Senior Center to discuss strategies and share thoughts.

There is no need to call or sign up, just come to the meeting if you're in-

terested. I am so excited to meet with you and I look forward to sharing

your strategies and thoughts as we continue through life “One Stitch at a

Time”

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WOW ! Thank you to everyone for all your support with all the side dishes at

Potluck. Great Job! There were plenty of side dishes for everyone and

such a variety.

The staff had many good reports. The fried chicken, sponsored by Hope

Hospice, was finger-licking good. Thank you Hope Hospice.

And ALL the side dishes were tasty and there was plenty for everyone to

sample from each. Thank you, everyone, for your great support!

For April we need casserole dishes, vegetables, baked beans and green

salads.

Keep up the good job! See everyone April 8th.

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From The Advertisers:

“You are important to us—Let us be im-

portant to you!”

Advantage Audiology and Hearing Aids Burke’s Kenosha Café Chamber’s Sign Company Discount Mike’s Family Legal Forms Foundation Forest Hills Care and Rehabilitation Center Good Shepherd Hospice GoodYear Auto Service Center Helpful Handyman Hometown Hospice Humana Kennedy Kennard Funeral and Cremations Merle Norman NARFE Senior Suites Silver Arrow Estates St. Francis Hospice The Other Husband The Villas Senior Living Tinkham’s Tree Service Tranquility Hospice/ Reliant Home Health United Health Care Woodland Terrace/Senior Star

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Let The Fun Begin

Broken Arrow’s Mayor, Mike

Lester, will help kick off our Cele-

bration Week with an official proc-

lamation of Senior Week at BASI’s

Monday Night Kick-off Dance on

April 25th, starting at 6:30 p.m.

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Live music by one of the metro area favorites, The

Round-Up Boys, will take us back in time with the West-

ern Swing sounds that put Tulsa and the Cain’s Ballroom

on the music map back in the 1930s and 40s. The band

performs the Bob Wills classics, including some Porter

Wagoner, Ray Price, and even some original tunes

thrown in, but according to lead singer Bob Fjeldsted,

“it’s all Western Swing.”

The Round-Up Boys were

also named the Best Country

Act at both the 2003 and 2004

Spotnik Music Awards in

Tulsa.

This will be a dance to be

remembered!

Family Legal Forms Foundation

501 (c)(3)

Carol Wellnitz CEO

4204 Summit Pl Sand Springs, Ok 74063

918 –430 6448

familylegalformsfoundation@gmail.com www.familylegalformsfoundation.org

Save the Date

April 29th

Senior Health

and

Resource Fair!

Does anyone have a working jukebox

they would like to donate to BASI

Contact June at BASI

918 259-8377

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Announcing

2011 Broken Arrow Seniors Celebration Week

“BIG KICK-OFF DANCE”

Coming to Broken Arrow Seniors, Inc. Centennial Hall

1800 South Main Street ~ Broken Arrow, OK

Featuring Swing Band

The Round-Up

Boys Monday, April 25th 6:30 p.m.

$5.00 Admission Per Person

Refreshments! Door Prizes!

For More Information

Call 918.259.8377

Sponsored by :

“Silver Arrow Estates Independent Retirement Living”

“Hometown Hospice” “Advantage Audiology and Hearing Aids”

Wednesday Friday

Help Help Help!

In Nutrition

Kathy is in need of volunteers Monday thru

Fridays, as Carolyn and Amy are leaving at

the end of March.

For more information

Call Kathy at 918-259-8377

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

For Senior Week and Senior Health Fair

HOSTESSES BASI BOOTH

SIGN UP TABLES CONCESSIONS

BAKE SALE TABLE BAKE GOODS

Contact Judy at 918-259-8377

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RAFFLE, RAFFLE, RAFFLE! $1.00 for each ticket chance!

“You don’t need to be present to win”

See Page 2

for

Detailed

Information

Night Out Basket Grocery Basket

Reminder! Don’t forget to bring your

baked items to the center April 28th

8:00am to 3:00pm or to the Community

Center on the 29th 7:00am to 8:00am

Call Judy for details 918-259-8377

1 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness For Ladies 10:15~11:15 am YOGA Class 12:30~2:30 pm TLC Bingo for $$$ 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards Pool & Instruction 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting 2:00~3:00 pm Learning To Knit with Marilyn 6:30~9:30 pm Fun Friday Night Dance

8:00~4:30 pm 4 Pool ~Billiards

8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies

9:00~11:30 am Party Bridge

9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class

10:00~11:00 am Bible Study

10:30~11:30 am. Scrabble

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

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards~ Pool & Instruction

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

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing

2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

6:30~8:00 pm Tap Dancing

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

9:30~11:00 am “Bowling with Grace”

10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking

12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 1:00~3:00 pm Cards-Spades/Hearts/Yukor 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 The Garden Club 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~2:30 pm Regular Dominoes/Library 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center

7 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi Class With Ann 9:30~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am Angel’s Home Health / Blood Pressure Check 10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 10:15~11:15 am YOGA Class 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

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POT LUCK Entrée

11:30 AM

Sponsored by “Cedar Ridge”

8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 10:00~11:00 am Parkinson's Support Group 1:00~2:30 pm Quilter’s Organizational Meeting 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards Pool & Instruction 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting 2:00~3:00 pm Learning To Knit with Marilyn

8:00~4:30 pm 11 Pool ~Billiards

8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies

9:00~11:30 am Party Bridge

9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class

10:00~11:00 am Bible Study

10:30~11:30 Scrabble

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

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards~ Pool & Instruction

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

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing

2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

6:30~8:00 pm Tap Dancing

12 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 9:00~11:30 am Pinochle

9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

9:30~11:00 am Bowling with “Grace”

10:00~11:15am Bingo for Prizes with Tranquility Hospice

10:00~11:30am Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking

12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 1:00~3:00 pm Cards-Spades/Hearts/Yukor in Library

13 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30-9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am VNA Foot Care

9:00~12:00 pm Pool Tournament 10:00~11:00 am Breathtaking Baubles Beading Class 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~2:30 pm Regular Dominoes/Library 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center

14 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi Class With Ann 9:30~10:00 am Limited Exercise 10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

15 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 9:30~10:30 am TLC Blood Pressure Check 10:00~11:00 am Alzheimer's Support Group 10:15~11:15 am YOGA Class 12:30~2:30 pm Hometown Hospice Bingo for $$$ 1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards Pool & Instruction 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center 1:00~4:00 pm Acrylic/ Oil Painting 2:00~3:00 pm Learning To Knit with Marilyn

8:00~4:30 pm 18 Pool ~Billiards

8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies

9:00~11:30 am Party Bridge

9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class

10:00~11:00 am Bible Study

1030~11:30 am Scrabble

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

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards~ Pool & Instruction

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

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing

2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

6:30~8:00 pm Tap Dancing

6:00~9:30 pm Bridge Party

19 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 9:00~11:30 am Pinochle

9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

9:00~10:00 am “ Bowling with “Grace”

10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking

12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~2:30 pm Regular Dominoes/Library 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center

21 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi Class With Ann 8:30~2:30 pm AARP Driving Class 9:00~11:30 am Pinochle 9:30~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am Millennium Home Health Blood Press/Sugar ck 10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

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BASI Closed for

Good Friday

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8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~Billiards

8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies

9:00~11:30 am Party Bridge

9:30~12:00 pm Macramé Class

10:00~11:00 am Bible Study

10:30~11:30 am Scrabble

11:45~1:15 pm Toastmasters

12: 00~4:00 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge

1:00~3:00 pm Ladies Billiards~ Pool & Instruction

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

12:30~2:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing

2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing

6:30~8:00 pm Tap Dancing

8:00~4:30 pm 26 Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi 9:00~11:30 am Pinochle

9:15~10:00 am Limited Exercise

9:30~11:00 am “Bowling with Grace”

10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~4:00 pm Scrapbooking

12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes

27 8:00~4:30 pm Pool ~ Billiards 8:30~9:45 am Fitness for Ladies 9:00~11:30 am The Garden Club 9:00~11:30 am VNA Foot Care 10:00~10:30 am Duplicate Bridge Winning Tips 10:30~2:30 pm ACBL Duplicate Bridge 1:00~2:30 pm Regular Dominoes/Library 1:00~3:00 pm Needle Crafters’ Fellowship 1:00~3:00 pm Free Pickle Ball ~ Community Center

8:00~4:30 pm 28 Pool ~ Billiards 8:15~9:15 am Tai Chi Class With Ann 9:30~10:00 am Limited Exercise 9:30~10:30 am May’s / Blood Pressure/Sugar Check 10:00~11:30 am Dominoes 10:00~12:00 pm Computer Class 12:00~2:00 pm Sequence Card Game 12:00~1:00 pm Basic Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Easy Line Dancing 1:00~2:00 pm Bowling League ~ BA Lanes 2:00~3:00 pm Line Dancing 5:30~7:30 pm TOPS

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ThursdayTuesday Monday

APRIL 2011 Nutrition Center

Serving Lunches Daily starting at

11:30 a.m.

Pool Tournament 03/09/11

Evens 41 Odds 15 Congratulations to Evens

Broken Arrow Seniors, Inc 1800 S. Main St.

Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-8377

Website: brokenarrowseniors.com

BASI

Center Is Closed See You At The

Senior Health & Resource Fair

Broken Arrow Community Center 1500 South Main Street

Broken Arrow, OK

Kick Off Country

Western Dance for

Senior Week 6:30~9:00 pm

Queen for a Day!

9:00~10:30 am

Entertainment by

Luigi

1:00~2:30 pm

“Sponsored by Silver Arrow Retirement Living”

“Big Bingo 1:00 ~ 2:30pm”

Heritage Hall

“Sponsored by Hope Hospice”

“Big Bunco 12:30 ~ 2:30pm”

Heritage Hall

Special Pool

Tournament

9:00 ~~ 12:00 pm

Special Line Dancing

with

“DJ” Dub Johnson

1:30~3:00

Monday Night

Dance

6:30~9:00 pm

Monday Night

Dance

6:30~9:00 pm

Monday Night

Dance 6:30~9:00 pm