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Date
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Topic
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Speaker
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Tuesday, September 30
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Winterizing Your Car &
80 MPH Speed Limit
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Lt. Terry Vincent, WHP
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Tuesday, October 7
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November General Election Ballot Issues
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League of Women Voters Rep
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Tuesday, October 14
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Healthy Eating during Holidays
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Karla Case, NC Extension Nutritionist
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Tuesday, October 21
|
November General Election Ballot Issues
|
League of Women Voters Rep
|
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Tuesday, October 28
|
Food Preparation Safety during the Holidays
|
Karla Case, NC Extension Nutritionist
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Tuesday, November 4
|
Consumer Fraud Protection during the holidays
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Sgt. Joe Nickerson, CPD
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Tuesday, November 11
|
Protecting your home against theft and burglaries
|
Sgt. Joe Nickerson, CPD
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Tuesday, November 18
|
Good Mental Health for seniors during the holidays
|
Kelly Shipley
Central WY Counseling Center
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Tuesday, November 25
|
THANKSGIVING WEEK
|
NO SPEAKER SCHEDULED
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Tuesday, December 2
|
End of the Calendar Year
Tax Tip Information
|
Speaker TBA
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Tuesday, December 9
|
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Tuesday, December 16
|
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Tuesday, December 23
|
CHRISTMAS WEEK
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NO SPEAKER SCHEDULED
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Tuesday, December 30
|
NEW YEAR'S WEEK
|
NO SPEAKER SCHEDULED
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Tuesday, January 6
|
Casper College
Continuing Ed Opportunities
|
Laura Burnett
|
Friday, September 26, 2014
SENIOR-WISE SPEAKER SCHEDULE
CASPER SENIOR CENTER ANNOUNCES "SENIOR-WISE" SCHEDULE
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."
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
JOB OPENING AT THE CASPER WY SENIOR CENTER
HELP WANTED: Part Time housekeeper needed to provide services in home.
Duties: light housekeeping, laundry, linen change and
possibly some respite care and/or
transportation of clients.
Qualifications: Applicants must possess valid drivers
license and their own transportation. Must be able to pass pre-employment drug
test and background checks. Previous experience a plus.
We pay competitive wages and pay mileage.
Apply in person at the Casper Senior Center, 1831 E. 4th
St., Casper, WY 82601. No phone calls, please.
Central Wyoming Senior Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
FIVE COUNCIL CANDIDATES ATTEND CASPER SENIOR CENTER MEET AND GREET
Five city council candidates
attended "Meet and Greet" at the Casper Senior Center
(Central Wyoming Senior Services). That's according to Wayne Clements,
Executive Director, who said the event, held each day during lunch the week of August 4-8,
gave local seniors the chance to meet the candidates individually. "All
eleven Casper City Council candidates were invited," he noted, "and
five attended. This was a very important event for local seniors; we are an
active group socially and politically and we pay attention to those candidates
who support issues important to seniors." According to the 2010 Census,
almost 40% of Casper's population is age 45 and older; 13% is age 65 and older.
Those who attended last week's Meet
and Greet included Ward One candidate Robin Mundell, Ward Two candidates Shawn Johnson and Paul
Meyer, and Ward Three candidates Kenyne Schlager and William Street. "We
want to thank those five candidates who joined us," remarked Clements,
"and demonstrated their interest in learning more about the Senior Center
and senior issues." The city council primary election will be held
Tuesday, August 19. The general election will be held in November.
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