Mary Scala How many members and friends of PAL remember the stuff you learned in elementary school? I don’t remember much about it, but I do remember being in a play where I was a nurse and I had to wear a nurse’s uniform. I wasn’t very good; hence I didn’t become an actress. Now…
Tina Jessee, Au.D. and Tanya Karg, Au.D. will conduct a public seminar on March 18 from 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. to help those with hearing loss and their loved ones to understand the misconceptions surrounding hearing loss and the latest in hearing aid technology. Hearing aids will not be sold during the seminar as the Lunch…
Ellen Engel Food collections and cash donations to Reach Out Sun Lakes for the first two months of 2015 continue to be outstanding and it all goes to the Matthew’s Crossing Food Bank in Chandler. January collections yielded 657 pounds of basic foods and $502 in cash donations, while the February pickups so far have…
Meditation quiets the mind, body and soul. When one sits quietly and settles down the mind, the body follows. If the body is too rattled and uneasy it is hard to settle the mind. Therefore, gentle exercises are done at the beginning to help the body get relaxed. You will feel your muscles relaxing after…
Lady Joker’s Hand and Foot Group Susan Gottschalk The Lady Joker’s Wild Hand and Foot card group, which meets on Thursday afternoons in the Bradford Room of the Oakwood Clubhouse, gathered recently for their fourth annual “after the holidays hors d’oeuvre party” at the home of Judy Preis. Tuesday Cribbage 1/06. 1st Milt Knutson 12-62,…
Dr. Timothy Rice, Professor of Ethnomusicology at UCLA, specializing in the music of the Balkans, will speak at the March 16 American Association of University Women meeting at the Oakwood Country Club. Dr. Rice will take his listeners on a “Magical Mystery Tour of the World’s Music.” He will explain the many ways humans use…