| Why join the Senior Association? Because of the Wonderful Benefits: Enrich your life with friends! Turn a long day into a bright and interesting one! Receive the Pullman Senior Citizens Newsletter each month: activities, events, and trips are listed. Volunteer opportunities: gain satisfaction from helping others. Help at our fund-raisers. Enhance your health by staying active:free exercise classes, gentle aerobics, walking, and stretching. Enhance your social life: stay involved with your community and peers. Enhance your mind: teach a class, participate in a class, or learn to use the computer. Enjoy cards, bingo, scrabble, dominos, or join the Senior Band. Enjoy the benefits of free classes. Enjoy historical tours, overnight excursions, or day trips. Enjoy luncheons, parties, brunches, or dining out together. Parking Permits for under City Hall available for Senior Members while attending Senior Activities. Get the Senior Newsletter and become a Senior Member for only $10 for the entire year! For more details call: 3232-1933 or 338-3307
 Council on Aging and Human Services
Council on Aging and Human Services provide a delicious noon meal every Monday and Friday at the Pullman Senior Center (except holidays). The suggested donation price is $3.00 for people 60+ and a $5.00 charge for all others. Come join us for great food, fun, and friendship. Menus are in the Daily News or the Senior Newsletter. Birthday Party Join us as we celebrate birthdays for the month. Every one is welcome to come for the fun! Sing along with Lloyd Carstens as he plays the piano! . Please look in the Senior Newsletter for dates and time. Transportation is provided. No need to sign up, just come! Free Trading Library Like to read? Need something new? We have a library just for you! Trade in a good book and take one home. The library is for member use only. Location: Senior Activity Room. Free for Members Computer Looking for somewhere to access a computer? We have a computer available for member use. Location: Senior Activity Room. Free for Members 55 Alive Driver Refresher Course This course covers state laws, driving conditions, and safety. Upon completion of this course a senior qualifies for the state mandated insurance premium reduction. Call Ralph Hauser-332-4096, Stan Buckley-334-1306, or Don Mertes-332-5347. The WSU Retirees WSU Retirees meet in City Hall at the Pullman Senior Center with an interesting speaker followed by a social. Meetings are on the fourth Thursday of each month. Meetings resume in September. Palouse Empire Mall Trip Sign up at the Senior Center to catch the van to the Palouse Empire Mall. Dates vary; please look for dates in the Senior Newsletter. 11:00am-3:00pm $2 |
