S.A.S. Programs
July, 2010
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Tom and Dee Wilkie

Tuesday, July 6 - 11:00 AM - WHY HAVE LONG TERM CARE? By Althea Franklin, MBA, CLTC, of Glenworth Financial Corporation. “The possibility of needing assistance and care later in life is one that many of us would prefer not to discuss”. The reality is that more than 70% of Californians age 65 & over WILL need some kind of long-term care.; Althea will tell us what we need to know.Her presentation will be followed by a POT LUCK LUNCH.

Tuesday, July 13 - 11:00 AM - ARE CERTAIN LEGAL DOCUMENTS REALLY NEEDED? By Greg Baum (son of Trinity member Deborah Baum) Greg is bonded, registered and offers a mobile legal document assistance & notary public service. He will provide advise in the preparation of legal documents, including wills, trusts and powers of attorney. A POT LUCK LUNCH follows the program.

Tuesday, July 20 - 10:45 AM - The SANTA ANA ZOO at Prentice Park was founded in 1952 by Joseph Prentice whose gift had the proviso that at least 50 monkeys be in the collection at all times! SAS will visit the Zoo and then go to the close-by Santa Ana Elks Club for lunch. Entrance fee for the Zoo is $5.00. Please be at the church by 10:45 for carpooling. NOTE TIME CHANGE

Tuesday, July 27 - 11:00 AM HOW STRESS CAN AFFECT YOU – by Daniel Solkmans, D.C., Pure Health Lifestyles: His talk will include how to identify stresses; how it affects our body; how it affects others; what people do to manage stress; what doctors don’t want you to know about the drug prescribed, and what are natural ways to deal with stress.The program will be followed by a POT LUCK LUNCH.


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07/01
Felipe Martin
07/16
Bob Fauteux
07/02
Lauren Ficaro
Fred Warburton
07/04
Peggy Muirhead
Mary Dormeyer
Darryl Ferguson
07/17
John Chamberlain-Sparrow
07/06
Andrew McKinnell
07/21
Bev Cunningham
07/07
Lynne Waterson
Ronnie Mercer
07/08
Ruby Ho
Katherine Runnels
Donna Watson
Terry Runnels
07/10
Dan Whipple
07/24
Barbara Samperisi
Laurie Weidner
Lindsey Patterson
07/11
Evan Mickelson
07/25
Tracy Ficaro
Connor Witt
Becky Messenger
07/12
Ian McKinnell
07/26
Dorothy Cunningham
Laura Little
07/28
Kevin Patterson
  Jessica Trumpour
07/29
Alex Long
07/14 Shari Hansen   Carolyn Westfall
  Sarah Candela   Fred Whitaker
  John Kinsman 07/31 Chris Eslick
      Heather Watson

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This month's study, Saturday July 10th will be the book Home Safe by Elizabeth Berg.The Book Study meets in the library from 9:30am - 11:00am. Come join them for a truly enjoyable morning, and some lively literary discussions. A synopsis follows:

 

 

 

 

Love, work and the absence of both figure prominently in Berg's latest, a rumination on loss and replenishment. Since novelist Helen's husband, Dan, died a year ago, she's been unable to write, and though her publisher and agent aren't worried, she is, particularly after a disastrous performance at a public speaking engagement leaves her wondering if her writing career will be another permanent loss. Meanwhile, daughter Tessa is getting impatient as Helen smothers her with awkward motherly affection. Tessa longs for distance and some independence, but Helen is unable to run her suburban Chicago home without continually calling on Tessa to perform the handyman chores that once belonged to Dan. And then Helen discovers Dan had withdrawn a huge chunk of their retirement money, and Helen's quest to find out what happened turns into a journey of self-discovery and hard-won healing. Berg gracefully renders, in tragic and comic detail, the notions that every life—however blessed—has its share of awful loss, and that even crushed, defeated hearts can be revived.


BOOK CLUB FOR JULY

 

 

 

 

07/03
Denis and Suzanne Bilodeau
07/07
Steve and Dorothy Cunningham
07/08
Mike and Kathy Elwood
07/13
Stalky and Judy Lehman
07/15
Paul and Renee Weddell
07/15
Mark Shier and Duane Steadman
07/23
Rick and Patty Carlton
07/26
Gordon and Gaye Palmer
07/29
John and Jo Ross
07/31
Ken and Chris Eslick