A new informational program makes
its debut next Tuesday, September 30, at the Casper Senior Center. According to
Wayne Clements, executive director, "Senior-Wise" will provide
important information to seniors from guest speakers throughout the Casper
area. The programs will be held Tuesday afternoon beginning at 12:30 at the
Senior Center and are free and open to the public. "We're excited about
this new series," said Clements. "We've designed these programs to
provide information that's especially valuable to seniors as we prepare for
colder weather and the holidays."
The
initial guest this coming Tuesday will be Lt. Terry Vincent of the Wyoming
Highway Patrol. He'll advise seniors on preparing their car for winter weather,
winter driving safety tips, and information on the new 80 mph highway speed
limit. Time will be provided after his presentation for questions and comments.
Future Senior-Wise topics include November general election ballot issues (with
information provided by the League of Women Voters), healthy eating during the
holidays (with nutritionist Karla Case of the Natrona County Extension office),
and consumer fraud protection (provided by Sgt. Joe Nickerson of the Casper
Police Department). A list of future programs is provided on the second sheet
of this notice.
"If
you're a senior and you've never been to the Senior Center for lunch we'd love
to have you as our guest and introduce you to all our great services,"
added Clements. "We believe this new Senior-Wise series will be a
wonderful addition. We're very proud of our facility and our staff and we're
always happy to provide tours for those who stop by."
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