July 2016 Newsletter SCSC News Newsletter Committee Annual

July 2016 Newsletter
Inside this Issue
SCSC News, Events ....................................... 1
News/Happenings ........................................... 2
Happenings ..................................................... 3
Bridge, Games, Social, Easy Riders Cycling .. 4
Quilting, Book Clubs........................................ 5
Senior Trips .................................................... 6
Senior Trips, Computer Classes & News ....... 7
Menu, Recipie ................................................. 8
Event Calendar ............................................... 9
Classified Ads ............................................... 10
Ads Continued, Senior Programs ................. 11
Volunteer Opportunities, Award Winners ...... 12
Golf Program ................................................ 13
Hiking Groups ............................................... 14
Hiking Groups ............................................... 15
Visit us on the web:
www.SummitCountyCO.gov
Annual Rummage Sale
BOOK YOUR CALENDARS! The next Rummage
Sale meeting is July 11 at the SCSC 9-11am.
The 2016 Senior Rummage Sale will take place
July 25-31. If you have early contributions, please
contact Josie Gipson at (251) 689-1246.
Senior Silent Auction
SENIOR SILENT AUCTION begins July 28 and ends
at 4:00pm on July 30. Please contact Evie Lau,
970-468-2857, evieoconnor@comcast.net with
donations of antiques, collectibles, new bicycles,
etc. We especially need a vehicle in good condition.
THANK YOU!
Summit County Community
& Senior Center
0083 Nancy’s Place
PO Box 1845, Frisco, CO 80443
Phone (970) 668-2940
2016-2017 SCSC BOARD OFFICERS:
Sandy Bainbridge
Marty Sheets
Bonnie Guthrie
Bob Giordano
Becky Hopkins
Steve Ladin
Evie Lau
Marc Schlesinger
Art Kalbach
OFFICE STAFF:
Community and Senior Center Manager
- Lorie Williams (x2945)
Events Program Manager
- Julia Rothschild Gidney (x2956)
Senior Services Program Manager
- Alex Rae Cooper (x2941)
Principal Admin. Assistant
- Niki Vincze (x2942)
Cook and Kitchen Manager
- Sara Hopkins (x2950)
Office Hours: Mon - Fri, 9am to 5pm
SCSC News
Senior Board & Council Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, July 5.
Newsletter Committee
The deadline for the August newsletter is
Friday, July 1.
In order to meet our print and mailing deadlines, the
submission deadlines will always be the first Friday of
the month prior unless otherwise noted. Thank you for
your help with getting our newsletter out on time!
Submissions for inclusion in upcoming newsletters
can be sent to CandSC@SummitCountyCO.gov.
If you have suggestions regarding the newsletter,
please contact: bonniesaunders1@yahoo.com.
News and Happenings
Senior Housing News
Mindfulness Series
We are in the process of setting a date for a visit in
July or August to Castle Peak, the newly constructed
Assisted Living and Memory Care facility in Eagle,
Colorado. The date is not set, but I would be
interested in the number of Seniors that would like to
join us for the visit. Please sign up in the Senior
Center office with your name, e-mail address, and
phone number.
Contact person: Andy Searls, 970-668-0625
Dr. Kim Bundy-Fazioli will be facilitating a free 3-week
mindfulness series on Wednesdays July 13, July 20,
and August 3 at the Senior Center to interested senior
members. The series is from 12pm-1:30pm. Kim is
the director of Mindfulness Matters Institute, LLC
located in Breckenridge. She is certified to teach the
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
program through the University of San Diego, Center
for Mindfulness, School of Medicine. She has
received extensive training in mindfulness and runs
the 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
program in Summit County. Kim will help participants
understand what mindfulness is and how it can
enhance their day-to-day living. The research on
mindfulness practice has shown that we can begin to
re-route our neuro-pathways that often reinforce
symptoms related to stress, anxiety, and depression.
Mindfulness is a practice focused on training our
attention; not unlike, physical training one does in
sports. If you find that you would like to experience
more balance, peace, and calm in your daily living
consider registering for this course. For more information about the instructor go to
www.mindfulnessmattersinstitute.com.
If you would like to register for this series or learn
more about this series call Kim at 970-302-1796 or
send her an email at
mindfulnessmattersinstitute@gmail.com.
Credit Cards
Effective July 1 you can pay for Summit County
Senior Citizen membership, activities etc. at the front
desk with your credit card (except American Express).
This is only for SCSC, not Summit County programs
(e.g. lunch, dinner, etc.) payments.
Special Historic Hike Open to all
Seniors—Tour of Masontown
Tour of Masontown (Mt. Royal mining town
destroyed by avalanche) led by Frisco Museum
Sunday, July 17, 10am
Meet at parking lot on west end of Main Street, Frisco
(south side)
Limited to 20 people; must sign up at Senior Center
(no dogs)
Distance: one mile one way
Elevation gain: 600 feet
Bring water, sun screen; hiking poles suggested
Questions? Call Becky Hopkins 668-9494
Summer Postural Fitness
Based on the Egoscue Method®
The Egoscue Method® is a widely acclaimed postural
therapy program designed to restore full, natural
function to muscles and joints. Exercises are designed
to optimize the function of the various muscle groups
acting on the skeleton so that they perform the job
they were designed to do. The program works to
straighten, then strengthen the body so that it
responds to demands with minimal stress, resulting in
improved performance and reduced strains, injuries
and pain. Join instructor Kathy Feeney for Summer
Postural Fitness, meeting on Tuesdays, 4:30-6:00pm.
Class sessions include a series of stretches and
gentle exercises designed to help your body be the
strongest and most flexible it can be and to function
the way nature intended. Regardless of previous
conditions or injuries, encouraging your body back
into correct alignment will assist it in naturally healing
itself.
Hiking Preparedness & Safety:
Join Bonnie Guthrie on Thursday, July 14, 4:00pm,
in the Fremont Room to hear and see what the
Colorado Mountain Club and Summit Rescue Group
recommend for our hiking safety and enjoyment. All
levels of hikers welcome! Bonnie will have handouts,
so it will be helpful to her if you'd sign up in the
Activities Book in the senior center office (nice but not
required).
Questions: bonniesaunders1@yahoo.com.
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Happenings
The Timberline Toppers
Square Dancing
FREE Fall Risk Screenings
These free screenings are a great, quick way to get a
sense of your balance and risk for a fall. In addition,
we will identify what you can do to help decrease your
fall risk. Dates and times are available in the Activity
Binder at the Senior Center office. If you have any
questions, please contact Pat Aden at 970 668-1812
or paden22156@aol.com.
Timberline Toppers Square Dancing in July
No dance on the first Saturday of July, instead we
have our traditional July 4 dance (a Monday). The
caller is Tom Roper. Note, we are NOT dancing in the
gazebo prior to the Frisco parade this year.
On Saturday, July 16, our caller is Jeff Palmer will be
held at the Summit County Community and Senior
Cetner.
On Saturday, July 30, our caller is Mike Meachum and
location is TBD.
> Plus 5:30 to 7:00 PM > Rounds 7:00 to 7:30 PM Elaine Cowger, cuer
> Mainstream 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Always check our website to confirm details:
http://www.timberlinetoppers.org/
This in-depth assessment is the first step to taking the
N’Balance class and a great way to learn more about
your fall risks. Dates and times are available in the
Activity Binder at the Senior Center office. If you have
questions, please contact Pat Aden at 970-668-1812
or paden22156@aol.com
Line Dancing
N’Balance
Line dancing with instructor Maggie Postlethwaite.
Please contact her with any questions at
Luv2dancemaggie@comcast.net.
NO CLASS OR SCREENS THURS. JULY 21 or 28.
This dynamic evidence-based class will help you
improve your balance and decrease your risks for
falls. We work on dynamic balance facilitation, CORE
strengthening, gait skills and coordination. This class
is taught by physical therapists Pat Aden and Gini
Patterson who are certified N'Balance instructors.
Optional class donations are accepted. Please
contact Pat Aden at (303) 810-6879.
Balance Assessment
Sat., July 9
Sat., July 23
10am-11am
Senior
Center
Tues. & Thurs.
1:15 - 2:15pm
Senior Center
The Summit Seniors Foundation
To make a gift contribution to the Summit Seniors
Foundation by a provision in a will or revocable living
trust, please mail to: Summit Seniors Foundation, PO
Box 1845, Frisco, CO 80443.
Kundalini Yoga
Join Melinda for some great yoga classes!
Questions? Contact Melinda at (970) 333-0504.
Mon., Wed., Fri.
3
10am
Senior Center
♠♣♥♦
Bridge
♠♣♥♦
Group
Day
Time
Info
Comments
ACBL
Duplicate
Mondays &
Fridays
12:50pm 4:30pm
Mike Huiatt
(210) 310-6656
For partners, contact Howard Brown at
(970) 468-2313.
Party Bridge
Tuesdays
12:50pm
Drop in
Hobby Room
9:45am
It will be held in the
Loveland Room at the
Senior Center.
Hostesses will be Robin Miller and
Carla Carter. Sign up in the Hobby
Room or call Carla Carter at (970) 3893192. Hope to see you there!
Wednesday,
Ladies Bridge
July 13
Note: Please remain fragrance free as some people are extremely allergic to scents!
Novice Game July 6 at 1PM in the Hobby and Hoosier room.
Single subject bridge lessons coming up: Cost per lesson $3 per person. Pay at the class. All classes in the
Hobby room. A more detailed description of the subject matter will be posted on the bulletin board.
July 13, play of the hand 2PM to 4PM
August 10, Jacoby 2NT 3PM to 5PM
August 31, Defensive Carding 3PM to 5PM
Sept. 14, Pre-Emptive bidding
Team Game: Eight is enough, July 20, August 17 and Sept. 21. Sign up in the Hobby room
STAC’s (sectional tournament at clubs) August 22 & 26 at 1PM in the Hobby room
Mentor/Mentee STAC game Wed. August 24. “C” players sign up to play with an “A” player in the Hobby room
Maggie/Steve/Dorn Long Memorial game Aug 3, sign up in the office.
Games, Social
Activity
Days
Times
Contact
Location/Info
Dominoes
Tuesdays
6-9pm
Sandy Ruggaber
(970) 513-8468
Senior Center
Tuesdays 12:45pm
and Fridays
Sandy Ladin
(856) 275-7187
Senior Center
Thursdays
& Sundays
1:004:30pm
Helen Fitzgerald
(970) 333-1143
Senior Center
July 7
4pm
All single ladies
welcome!
At the home of Bonnie Guthrie. Bring an
appetizer to share and BYOB.
Mahjong
Social Improv Games
GALS
Golden Adventurous
Ladies of the Summit
Easy Riders Bike Group
Easy Riders bike group meets every Friday usually at the Senior Center (SCSC) but it might be at a more
distant trail head, depending on the ride planned (see schedule). Be ready to ride at 9 AM. Helmets
recommended. Leaders for 2016 season are Ray Smith, Steve Alberico, Jane Hankison. Call Becky Hopkins
(668-9494) with questions.
July 1 – Heeney/Green Mountain Reservoir. Meet at parking area on south end of the reservoir. This is 17 miles
north of Silverthorne on Highway 9. (ride ~ 22 miles RT)
July 8—SCSC across Dam Rd. to Silverthorne Elementary School on new bike path along Blue River (~20
miles)
July 15—SCSC to Keystone (~25 miles RT) with optional extension to Montezuma (additional 10 miles RT)
July 22—Glenwood Canyon No Name exit to Dotsero and back (~25 miles). Optional lunch in Glenwood
Springs. Meet at No Name exit # 119 off I-70 which is 80 miles west of Summit County.
July 29—Rummage Sale at SC—Ride Leadville Mineral Loop (12 miles). Meet at parking lot on left side of Route
24, south of Leadville (45 minute drive from Frisco). If you get to Motel 8 on right, you have gone a little too far.
Lunch at Casa Blanca in Leadville.
Quilting
Group
Day
Time
Contact
Comments
Quilting/ Sewing
July 9
Retreat
9am4pm
Please contact Norma at
970-262-1007 if you have any
questions.
At SCSC, please bring your own project
and materials to work on.
Quilting/ Sewing
Retreat
7pm9pm
Monique Brownson
Monique.brownson@gmail.com
At SCSC, bring your own project and
materials to work on and enjoy the
company of fellow quilters.
July
11
Book Clubs
Group
Day
Time
Details
Comments
Happy
Hour
Book Club
July
13
4:30pm
“The Color of Water” by
James McBride
All are welcome to join us, just read the book and
show up! Contact Diane at rdwilliford@outlook.com
for more information.
Page
Turners
Book Club
July
19
7pm
“The Master Butcher’s
Singing Club” by Luis
Erdrich
We will meet at the home of Linda Bourke. Please
RSVP to Linda at: desmondlh@hotmail.com by
noon Friday, July 15.
Contact Anita Aguilar to place an ad today!
AAguilar@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2677
(970) 668-5732
299 Main Street | Frisco, CO
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970-453-6428 ext. 5#
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561 Blue River Parkway
Silverthorne, CO 80498
fax 970-453-8451 • gregorydw@comcast.net
(970) 262-4250 (Office)
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com
Summit County Senior Citizens, Frisco, CO. A 4C 05-0549
Senior Trips!
July
Date: July 20
Description: ONLY THREE TICKETS LEFT! We have seats reserved for TOSCA by Puccini at the Central City
Opera House. It is a heart-wrenching tale of tragic love with some of opera’s most popular arias. Tickets
remaining in the Dress Circle; 1 in row J, 2 in row K. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW!
Cost: The discounted rate is $81.60 per person. There will be two options for lunch: 1) $30.00 lunch at Kevin
Taylor’s which is next to the Opera House, The Face on the Ballroom Floor; 2) Millie’s in The Bonanza Casino,
price $8.00-$15.00 depending on your choice of food. Indicate your choice for lunch and your row preference for
the Opera when signing up at the Senior Center. Additional tickets may be obtained by calling Molly Epstein,
Group Sales Associate, at 303-619-6196. We will carpool from the Senior Center at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday
July 20th.
Please sign up and pay at the Senior Center.
Leader: Andy Searls, (970) 668-0625 or asearls@vail.net
DEB & DOUG JACKSON
Compliments of
Deb: 970.456.5287
dcjackson56@gmail.com
Doug: 970.485.9150
dougjackson56@gmail.com
Alpine Bank
Broker Associates
Investing in You
and Our Community
(970) 513-5906
PO Box 4802 605 Main St. #103
Frisco, CO 80443
701 N. Summit Blvd. • Frisco, CO 80443
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated
By apppointment only
Serving Summit, Eagle,
Grand, Park & Lake Counties
(970) 468-5498
Bracing For All Needs - Spine, Ankle, Knee & More!
www.littleflowershop.net
Jessica D. Sadler, CPO
Prosthetist Orthotist, Board Certified
Come visit us at
970-668-4455 | jsadler@hanger.com
www.HangerClinic.com
40 Cove Blvd, Unit B2 in
Summit Cove Shopping Center
Please present coupon for 20% off your dine-in or take-out order.
Coupon may not be combined with other discounts. Not valid for Alcohol
DR. PAUL D. BARRY, O.D.
842 N. Summit Blvd Frisco, CO 80443 • Next to Safeway
Frisco Station
P.O. Box 583 • 842 N. Summit Blvd.
Frisco, Colorado 80443
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com
970-668-0122
Summit County Senior Citizens, Frisco, CO. B 4C 05-0549
August
Date: August 8-11
Description: Sante Fe, NM. There is still room available for people to join! This is Steve Bainbridge's home
town so the Bainbridges will organize several optional sightseeing events around town. The opera is
optional. The group will be visiting Bandolier National park as well as walking all over Santa Fe to visit the
unique museums and good eating places.
Cost: Estimated budget-$835 (high side) with opera tickets additional. Includes: $65 shared gas, 3 nights room
$125 each person per night, meals $80 day each depending upon your appetite, museum and park fees $75
each, Opera tickets depending on what you attend- you have the choice of La Fanciulla del West on Monday
night and Don Giovanni on Wednesday night. You can do both. This is optional and you will need to order
your own tickets at $100-$150 each. This is an active trip so be prepared to walk up to 5 miles per day.
Please sign up at the Senior Center. Trip will be limited to the first 16 to sign up.
Leader: Sandy Bainbridge, (970) 584- 0311
September
Date: September 24
Description: Enjoy a fall day in Boulder that includes lunch and activities at Chataqua Park. Specific details will
be in the August newsletter.
Cost: Expenses are on your own.
Please sign up at the Senior Center
Leader: Carol Bosserman, (970) 389-2238 bossermancs@gmail.com
July Computer Classes & News
There are no classes scheduled for the month of July– only the Help Sessions. There will not be a help session
on the 4th of July due to the holiday.
There are two ways to sign up for an event: call the Senior Center at 970-668-2940 or, if you’re comfortable
signing up yourself on the Internet, you can use the link below. We’ve had some trouble with the link in the past,
though it worked just fine for your Editor recently. If the link doesn’t work when you click it, select and copy it
then paste it into your browser:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13hrEWzwjfqgqIV2H2qyxoz--ETNP5v_M4gaNnPe7dZ4/edit?pli=1#gid=1
Once you’re there just find the activity you want to sign up for and add your name and other requested
information to the list below that activity. Please remember: if you sign up but then decide not to attend, please
let us know ahead of time if possible by calling the Senior Center to cancel.
Here’s our upcoming lineup of activities:
Date
Time
Topic
Monday, July 11
4:00 to 5:30 PM
Help Session1
Monday, July 18
4:00 to 5:15 PM
Help Session1
Note: all of our activities (seminars and help sessions) are held at the Summit County Senior Center and cost
$5.00 (for Senior Center members) or $10.00 (for non-members) to attend.
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Help Sessions - A volunteer will assist you on whatever topic or problem you want to discuss. Just tell us
how to contact you and provide us with details on your needs for the session. Remember: you must sign up
by 9:00 AM on the Friday before the Monday session. Also note that we must limit the number of attendees
(or spouse pairs) to six, so please be sure to sign up in advance. Bring your devices with you so we can help
you work with your own equipment.
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July
2016
Chef Sara’s Menu
Meal reservations are required by 8am the day of the meal.
Reservations may be made by calling the Meals Hotline at (970) 668-2944 or by signing up in the Meals sign up
book at the Senior Center. Please note that we do not call back to confirm your reservation. Dinners are $12 per
person, and lunches are $4.00 to $6.00 on a sliding scale based on income level. Checks should be made
payable to SCG. Menus are subject to change. After-dinner presentations are subject to change.
DINNER - MONDAYS, 6PM
LUNCH - TUESDAYS, NOON
LUNCH - THURSDAYS, NOON
Please join us for “Happy Half Hour” from 5:30 to 6pm before each Monday dinner!
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5
Happy 4th of July!
No Dinner!
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7
Enchiladas
12
Potato Bar
14
Baked Fish
Pot Pie
Soup & Salad Bar
*** ATTENTION***
Please call our Meal Hotline (970) 668-2944 no later than 8am the day of the meal to
reserve your spot. No exceptions will be made for late calls.
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19
21
Pork Loin
25
Stir Fry
26
Flank Steak
28
***KITCHEN CLOSED***SENIOR RUMMAGE SALE***
Community meals include fresh salad, garden vegetables, bread, dessert, coffee, water & iced tea.
Mountain Meals on Wheels include fresh salad, vegetables, juice and dessert .
Please note: The Tuesday and Thursday lunch menu may be subject to change based on
product availability and attendance.
Picked Red Onions
Ingredients:
1 pound red onion, thinly sliced
1 cup white vinegar
1 teaspoon cracked black pepper
1 teaspoon roughly chopped cumin seeds
1 teaspoon dried oregano
4 garlic cloves, sliced
2 tablespoons sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 beet, trimmed, peeled and cut into 8 wedges
Directions:
Place the onions in a medium saucepan and pour
enough water to cover. Bring to a boil, and remove
from heat. Strain and set the onions aside. Combine
all the remaining ingredients in the saucepan. Bring to
a boil, reduce to a simmer and cook 10 minutes. Add
the blanches onions and simmer an additional 10
minutes. Transfer the mixture to a container, cover
and refrigerate at least a day before serving. Pickled
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Event Calendar
SUN
MON
TUES
WED
July
THURS
FRI
SAT
1
12pm August
Newsletter
Deadline
2
3
4
5
1pm Caregiver
Support
3pm SCSC
Board Meeting
6
7
1pm Novice Game 4pm GALS
8
9
9am Quilting
10am Line
Dancing
10
11
4pm C3 Help
4:30pm CFP
7pm Quilting
12
13
14
9:45 Ladies Bridge 4pm Hiking
12pm Mindfulness Prepardness
Series
1pm Medicare
Counseling
4:30 HH Book
Club
15
10am
Parkinson’s
Support
16
5:30pm TT
Dance
17
10am
Historic
Hike
18
4pm C3 Help
19
12pm Ask a
Lawyer
7pm PT Book
Club
20
21
10:30am Senior
Trip
12pm Mindfulness
Series
22
23
10am Line
Dancing
24
25
26
27
28
29
11:18am Golf
Outing
30
4pm Silent
Auction
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Annual Senior Rummage Sale—Indoor activities are relocated or canceled for the week.
Recurring Weekly Activities
SUN
1pm
Social
Improv
Games
MON
TUES
10am Yoga
12:50pm ACBL
Bridge
5:30pm Happy
Half Hour
6pm SCSC
Dinner
8:05am Golf
8:30 SOB Hiking
8:45 Walkie-Talkies
Hiking
12pm Lunch
12:45pm Mahjong
12:50pm Party
Bridge
1:15pm N’Balance
4:30 Postural Fitness
WED
7 Mountain
Goats Hiking
9am Canine
Companions
Hiking
10am Yoga
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THURS
FRI
9am HOTS
Hiking
12pm Lunch
1pm Social
Improv Games
1:15pm
N’Balance
9am Easy
Riders Bike
Group
10am Yoga
12:45pm
Mahjong
12:50pm ACBL
Bridge
SAT
Classified Ads
Ad Guidelines
· Ad deadline is the first Friday of the month for publication in the following month’s newsletter.
· Please note the rates for ads:
· 30 words or less: $10 for SCSC members, $20 for non-members
· 31 - 50 words: $20 for SCSC members, $50 for non-members
· No ads over 50 words accepted. (The editor reserves the right to change wording as needed.)
· Please email advertisements to CandSC@SummitCountyCO.gov with the subject header on the email: “Ad – Your
Last Name.”
· Ad payment is due by the first Friday of the month prior. Cash or check only. Checks payable to “SCG”
If you have any questions about placing a classified ad, please contact the front desk at (970) 668-2940
For Rent
Costa Rica 3BR/3BA- Luxury condo on Pacific Coast Highway. Onsite Hot Tub and Swimming Pools. Enjoy nearby Bejuco
Beach, Restaurants, Horseback Riding. Breathtaking Ocean Views. (SCSC Member Discounts) Lillian Bickel (970) 4550199.
Dillon Bay in Corinthian Hill Condo: 2DB/2BA, 1142 sq. ft, fully furnished, king size beds, w/d, 1 car garage plus parking
spot. NS/NP. Seasonal or long term. Great views Buffalo, Peak One, Lake Dillon. Call (352) 601-4900 or email
rtaylo8@yahoo.com for more information. Available July 1, 2016. $2200 summer/ $2500 winter.
For Sale
Cannondale Tandem- Mountain Bike Frame (stable). Medium captain and small stoker. Great condition, new
chain/tires. Includes stoker suspension seat post, back rack for caboose bag and/or paniers. $1500.
Contact Karen 970-214-6909
Miscellaneous Trips and Events
Morocco Sahara Odyssey—Summit Seniors trip being planned for 2017. Overseas Adventure Travel.
Discounts for all travelers on this or other trips. More info: contact charlottefrisco@yahoo.com (970) 376 5153.
J.Crew Factory Silverthorne- Wishing Everyone a HAPPY and SAFE 4th of July from J.Crew Factory
Silverthorne. Join us for our 4th of July Sale!
Summit Concert Band Free Concerts in Frisco- July 3rd Founders Day.1:00pm Gazebo on Main Street. July 4th Celebration.10:00am Gazebo on Main Street. A volunteer community band:
http://www.summitconcertband.org/
Music at the Summit/Summit Concert Band Free Concerts in Breckenridge-July 9th “Ensemble Escapades” 3 to 5pm,
Blue River Plaza. July 10th “The Hills are Alive” 2:00pm, Riverwalk Center.
http://www.musicatthesummit.com/
Breckenridge Music Festival- July 14 – August 12. Experience our range of music and mountains. Viennese masterworks
– Indigo Girls with Festival Orchestra – Music on the Trails – Jazz Week – Tuesday Chamber.
www.breckenridgemusicfestival.com
Classes offered by Centura Health Physician Group– High County Healthcare
All Classes are held at CHPG High Country Health Care – Frisco, 360 Peak One Dr Suite 260, Frisco, CO 80443
For more information or to register call 970-668-6578.
Why Weight Booster Session- Monday 7/11, 12-1PM Anyone working on weight loss, healthy living, or weight maintenance is welcome to attend! Discuss key topics, ask questions and most importantly support and encourage each other in
weight loss and maintenance goals! Why Weight Booster classes are $10 each or 12 punch pass $100
Diabetes Self-Management Class - Part 1 (must attend both sessions) Tuesday 7/12, 9A-12PM This class is for the
newly diagnosed or for those needing a refresher. We will cover what happens in the body with diabetes, blood glucose testing, and treatments for diabetes. Participants will learn about healthy meal planning, label reading and food selection.
Diabetes Self-Management Class - Part 2 (must attend both sessions) Tuesday 7/19, 9A-12PM This session builds on
Part-1 by incorporating heart-healthy meal planning and eating out. Participants will learn how to stay healthy and avoid
complications by focusing on physical activity, goal setting, weight and stress management, and monitoring overall health
with their diabetes team.
DISCLAIMER: Advertisements listed in this newsletter are not an endorsement by Summit County Government (SCG) or Summit
County Senior Citizens, Inc. (SCSC). Ads listed herein are paid for by individuals and agencies who wish to promote their services and/
or products and are not sanctioned by SCG or SCSC.
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Real Estate Services Contact Bill Rider, licensed Realtor, with Keller Williams in Frisco. I am an SCSC member
and guide in the 50+ Ski Group. I can assist you in real estate transactions of all kinds, listing your home, buying
a new home or upgrading to a larger residence. 970-423-6347.
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Senior Programs
Group
Day
Time
Contact
Comments
Caregiver Support
Group
July 5
1pm
Krysta Kolbe
For info call (970) 668-2940
Meet at Senior Center.
Drop-ins are welcome!
Ask a Certified Financial
Planner(CFP)
July 11
4:30pm
Aleda Kresge
(970) 668-8448
Medicare Counseling
By SHIP Certified
Counselors
July 13
1:00-5:00pm
Front Desk at the SCSC
Dyann Gray
(970) 668-2940
Parkinson’s Support
Group
July 15
10:00am
Anne Watson
For info and meeting place,
please call
(970) 390-9690.
July 19
Arrive at NOON
to sign up for an
appt.
Ask a Lawyer
Free 15-min. appt.
With an Attorney
Dave Helmer
Appointments cannot be
made in advance.
Senior Center
Senior Services
Outreach Committee
Phone Tree!
If you know of someone who is ill or could use some
cheering up, please contact Andy Searls at (970) 668-0625.
She will send them a card.
We have a phone tree set up for seniors who live alone who
would like check-in calls. If you are interested in receiving
or making some calls, please contact Sandy Ruggaber at
(970) 513-8468.
Care Navigation
Medicare Counseling
Kirstie Taylor, MSW,LCSW Liz Crandall, MA and Krysta
Kolbe, MS, NCC provide free care navigation services for
low-income seniors age 55+. They assist individuals and
families with accessing community resources and
determining eligibility for public benefits. Schedule a time to
meet with Kirstie at (970) 389-5368, Liz at (970) 485-1863
or Krysta at (570) 294-8337.
Did you know that you can have your Medicare questions
answered in a private 1-hour session at the Senior Center?
Services include: understanding Medicare, Medicare
supplements and cost plans, navigating medicare.gov for
your best personal Part D Drug Plan, comparing employer
retirement plan to Medicare.
Call the Senior Center for your appointment.
Medical Transportation
Mountain Meals on Wheels
Volunteer drivers provide transportation for seniors to
medical appointments in the Front Range and local Summit
County. Two weeks’ advance notice is helpful. If you or
someone you know is in need of a medical transport, or if
you would like to volunteer to be a medical transport driver
(county vehicle is provided), contact Alex Rae Cooper at
(970) 668-2941.
Home-delivered meals are available for homebound
residents of Summit County. Meals are delivered on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Contact Alex Rae
Cooper at (970) 668-2941 if you are interested in receiving
home-delivered meals.
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Volunteer Opportunities
See more opportunities in the Volunteer Happenings
e-blast or on our website. Contact us at (970) 668-2940 or candsc@co.summit.co.us for more information.
Rummage Sale Volunteers
Copper Mtn. Ambassadors
If you are interested in volunteering for the yearly
Rummage Sale taking place the last week in July,
please email Alex Rae Cooper at
Alex.Cooper@SummitCountyCO.gov.
Earn 2016/17 season lift tickets for your volunteer
hours at events such as Copper Music Festival, Mac
& Cheese Festival, Pedal for Pints, Ride the Rockies
and Guitar Town. Volunteer opportunities include
Welcome Wagon, kids crafts, hydration station and
ticketing. Contact Brigett Thompson for information
(970) 968-2318 ex. 39820 or
brthompson@copper-ra.com
Garage Space Needed
If you have any garage space to store early items for
the 2016 Senior Rummage Sale please contact
Josie Gipson at (251) 689-1246.
Friends of the Dillon Ranger
District (FDRD)
Domus Pacis
Domus Pacis' monthly Food for Families Friday gathering at the Summit Community & Senior Center.
Come and cook up a storm on the second Friday of
every month, 11am-2pm, as we gather to have
fun. No RSVP needed, though if you are sure that
you will attend, let Shelly know by calling (970) 5474745. This is a great way to meet new people and
help nourish a family on a cancer journey. If you
have an apron please bring it as well as something to
tie back or cover your hair and certainly wear
closed-toe non-slip shoes.
Join us, working with FDRD, on Fridays, 9am-noon,
July 1, August 5 and September 2 for campsite
restoration (cleaning and rehab; no heavy lifting). On
July 1, we're moving to a new area, Peru Creek, on
the way to Montezuma. Meet either at the Peru Creek
trailhead at 9:00 or at the Office Max parking lot at
8:30 to carpool. Please register at www.FDRD.org or
call 970-262-3449. Questions: Bonnie Guthrie,
bonniesaunders1@yahoo.com.
Friend of the Seniors
Summit County is happy to introduce Maggie Cox as
our Senior of the Year 2016. Maggie and her husband,
Jim, moved to the county from Centennial, Colorado, in
2003 and she immediately started volunteering all over the
county. She helped out at the Community Care Clinic for
several years and she now volunteers at the Keystone
Clinic during the ski season. St. Anthony Summit finds her
at the Information Desk, shot clinics and other special programs. Through the years if there is a request for help at
special events, she always seems to be present. Her latest
interest is Town of Frisco events of which there are many
throughout the year. She spends countless hours at the
Library doing whatever is needed. She loves animals, too,
and donates many hours to the Animal Shelter plus caring
for two cats at home. Maggie also is a member of the Fire
Corps, a support group for the Fire Department and does
paper work for the department. She helps out at the Senior
Rummage Sale, Meals on Wheels and Medical Transportation. Someone asked Maggie if she ever was home and
she answered, “Enough”. Believe it or not she still finds
time to do the usual mountain resort activities; skiing, snow
shoeing, biking and hiking.
Congratulations to Maggie Cox , Summit County’s
Senior of the Year 2016, and thank you for many jobs
well done!
Senior of the Year
Summit County is happy to introduce the 2016 Friend of the
Seniors award as Scott Vargo. Vargo has served as a
member of Summit County staff since 1999 was recently
named County Manger. He began his career with Summit
County as the director of Human Resources. Then in 2004
he was promoted to Assistant County
Manager, overseeing many County departments including
Public Health, Human Services, the 911 Center, Library
and Ambulance Service, among others. “Scott is widely
respected throughout our community and across the state,”
Commissioner Karn Stiegelmeier said. “He excels at building and maintaining the relationships that are so essential
to the work we do here at Summit County government.”Vargo is present at meetings of the seniors and listens intently to the needs being discussed. He is a fantastic
advocate for our senior population.
Congratulations to Scott Vargo, Summit County’s
Friend of the Seniors 2016. Thank you for all you do,
we so greatly appreciate you!
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2016 Golf Program
The Golf Program this year will include the Keystone River and Ranch courses and the Raven course. We will again be issuing a Summit County Seniors Golf Card for a nominal fee of $5 to all active Summit County Senior members. Last years
cards are no longer valid. The benefits of the Golf Card at Keystone and the Raven will be unchanged from last year.
Golf Card Benefits:
Keystone River and Ranch:
· $75 for 18 holes with same-day tee times, or book online 48 hours in advance at golfkeystone.com using Promo Code
"LOCAL16". Please note that residents of Summit County may avail themselves of the 18-hole rate of $65 when booking
same day tee times or online using Promo Code "LOCAL".—$10 Range Fee.—30% discount on lessons or $35 per half
hour of private instruction.—10% discount in the golf shops.
Raven:
· Same day tee times as follows: September, October: $65 AM, $50
Special Golf Outing
PM, - July, August: $79 AM, $65 PM—$10 Range Fee.
A special golf outing will be held at the Raven
10% Discount off all regularly priced items in the Pro Shop.
Golf Club on July 28th. Tee times will begin at
Tuesday Morning Senior League - Keystone River Course
11:18am. Green fees will be $79 and will inThe rate for the League this year is $65 and includes 9 holes of golf, cart,
clude a cart with a rangefinder. The Raven is
lesson and lunch. Call the Keystone River Course Pro Shop at 970-496located on the northern end of Silverthorne and
1520 to make your reservation. The schedule of events and key dates
has beautiful mountain views. A box lunch and
for July are as follows:
prizes will be provided by the Summit County
Date
Start
Event
Seniors. Only 20 slots are available to active
July 5
8:05am 9 holes with lunch and clinic
Summit County Seniors who are in possession
July 12
8:05am 9 holes with lunch and clinic
of the Senior Golf Card. Sign up at the Senior
July 19
8:05am 9 holes with lunch and clinic
Center office or email Tim Lytle at
July 26
8:05am 9 holes with lunch and clinic
tclytle45@yahoo.com.
All events begin with a shotgun start.
(970) 453453-0821
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Outdoor Activities
Hiking Groups Meeting Places: C&SC - Community & Senior Center, SOM - Silverthorne Office Max, SP Silverthorne Pavilion, F - Frisco Safeway (lot by hwy), FMS - Frisco Main Street, FSS - Frisco Summit Stage lot,
GH - Gold Hill TH lot on Hwy 9 across from Tiger Run (Breck), B - Breckenridge Gondola. Distance/Elevation RT = Round Trip; T– Target TH - Trailhead. Bring wind/rain gear, water and lunch. Wear hiking boots (no sneakers). NO
cotton, including jeans. Except for first –time visitors and guests, SCSC membership is required.
The Herd of Turtles (HOTS)- Hikes are from 2 to 5 miles long. Water, hiking sticks, flower books and money for the
optional lunch after the hike are good to bring. Hikers DEPART from the meeting place at 9:00 AM. Please wear a name
tag.
Date
Hike
Meet at
Leader/Organizer
7/7
Lower Cataract Lake- Janice Barringer & Dave
Core or Keystone Gulch—Jan & Dave Bittner
SOM
lunch- Murphy’s
Janice Barringer & Dave Core
303-888-6098
7/14
Keystone Gulch -Kathi Suelflow
Or Lower Cataract Lake Carolyn Harner
SOM
lunch- Luigi’s
Kathi Suelfllow
970-389-9129
7/21
BB/Turks/Salle Barber -Dave Bittner
Or The Burro Trail – Pat Kopystiansky
B lunch- Breckenridge
Golf Club
Dave Bitter
970-390-1604
7/28
The Burro Trail- Carol & Bob Faust
Or BB/Turks/Salle Barber- Dave Bittner
B
lunch- Spencers
Carol & Bob Faust
847-903-4521
Canine Companions- Wednesdays 9:00am . Non-dog owners welcome. If weather is questionable, contact leader to
confirm.
Date Trail
Meet Leader
Notes
7/6
Bonnie's Flower Loop
(North Acorn)
SP
Howard Brown 468-2313
brown.howard2@gmail.com
Little longer, bring lunch
7/13
Black Powder
Pass
B
Becky Hopkins 668-9494 beckyhopkins_43@live.com
Moderate, bring lunch
7/20
McCullough Gulch
F
Connie Eberhart 402-301-6806 ceberhart1@cox.net
Moderate, bring lunch
7/27
Bowman's Shortcut
(Vail Pass)
F
Loralee Hettinger
Little longer, bring lunch
376-5153 ride_sea2sea@mac.com
Walkie-Talkies- Please meet at the designated place at 8:45 a.m. ready to depart at 9 a.m. Bring water, snacks, rain/
wind gear, hiking shoes and hiking poles as needed. No need to sign up ahead of hike. Plan on a 3-4 hr. commitment.
Date
Trail
Distance/Elev. Gain
Meet
Leader
7/5
Dyersviller
5mi.RT/+600’
B
Jilane Savignano (309) 558-4613
7/12
Prairie Mtn.
5miRT/+900’
T
Judy & Bob Ruuhela (847) 910-0210
7/19
Upper Straight Creek
4mi. RT/+1400’
SOM
Ruth Haley (970) 262-7749
7/26
Shrine Pass
3mi.RT/+800’
FFS
Jilane Savignano (309) 558-4613
Summit Older Bushwhackers (SOBs)- Moderate An email list of hikers is maintained by Paul Finkel. If you want your
name added in order to be notified of any changes, email him at epfinkel@gmail.com. Leave on Tuesdays at 8:30am sharp.
Date
Meet
7/5
GH
7/12
Hike
RT Miles
Leader
Leader’s Email
Marge Langmuir
margerylangmuir2@gmail.com
Preston Ghost Town
7.0 mi, 500’
T
Acorn Creek Offshoot Loop
5.0 mi’ 1,000’
Steve Ladin
7/19
F
Wilder Gulch
6.2 mi, 1,000’
Jeannie & Dan Spivack
7/26
F
Coral Creek to Uneva Peak
6.0 mi, 1,200’
Diana Dettmering
sfladin@yahoo.com
jspivack33@comcast.net
dianadett@gmail.com
Mountain Goats—Wednesdays (difficult, challenging hikes). Hikes in wilderness are limited to 15; please
register.
Last minute updates about our hikes are at SummitMountainGoats in YahooGroups.com. You must have a current Yahoo login to access this site.
The Goats plan two hikes in July that involve camping overnight. Details must be arranged with trip leaders. We
have one open date with no hike currently scheduled.
Date
Destination
Dist/ Elev.
Time/ Place Leader
Register?
7/6
Hagar Mt—Hike up Dry Gulch from east side of Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnels.
http://www.summitpost.org/hagar-mountain/828056
6mi/2500’
7/ SP
7/127/13
Mt. Jackson– via the Beaver Creek Trail. Contact Sharon for hike details.
Tuesday night plan to camp at Upper Turquoise Lake.
http://www.summitpost.org/mount-jackson/205847
Sharon Siler
(970) 376-4695
7/197/20
Mt. Zirkel- Camp Tuesday night. Contact Bob for details.
http://www.summitpost.org/mount-zirkel/153243
Bob Ruulla
bobruu@aol.com
7/27
No leader, no hike scheduled at this time.
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Summit County Senior Newsletter is published monthly by Summit County Senior Citizens, Inc. (SCSC)