Sept. 10-14 Edmond Senior Center calendar

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September 7, 2012

Sept. 10-14 Edmond Senior Center calendar

Anonymous Special to The Sun The Edmond Sun Fri Sep 07, 2012, 04:47 PM CDT

EDMOND — The Edmond Senior Center, 2733 Marilyn Williams Drive, is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. For information about Edmond senior programs, stop by and pick up a monthly calendar, check out the website at edmondseniorcenter.com or call 216-7600. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. and reservations are needed a day in advance by 11 a.m. For lunch reservations, call at 330-6293 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

This week at the Senior Center activities include:

Monday

9 a.m.: *Tai Chi

10 a.m.: Advisory meeting

10:45: *Options in Senior Housing

1 p.m.: *Tap for Fun

2:15 p.m.: *Jazzercise Lite

Tuesday

9:15 a.m.: Early Risers Exercise

UCO student nurses “pet therapy”

10 a.m.: *Quilting Group

12:30 p.m.: S.A.L.T. meeting

1:30 p.m.: *Line Dance

3 p.m.: *Yoga

Wednesday

9 a.m.: UCO student nurses blood pressure checks

9:15 a.m.: Early Risers Exercise

10 a.m.: Choir concert at Oklahoma Christian Apartments

10 a.m.: *Tap for Fun

11 a.m.: General meeting

noon: *Relax & Reconnect/Qi Gong

2:15 a.m.: *Jazzercise Lite

Thursday

9 a.m.: Blood pressure checs

9:15 a.m.: Early Risers Exercise

9:30 a.m.: *Crocheting Class

10:30 a.m.: *Lunch out

Noon: *Basic Woodcarving

3 p.m.: *Yoga

Friday

Football Friday — Wear your team’s colors

9 a.m.: *Tai Chi

10 a.m.: * Weekly Devotions with Mark Thompson, City Hospice

10:15 a.m. Wii Games

noon: *Beginning May Jongg class

noon: Pink Elephant Bingo

2:15 p.m.: *Jazzercise Lite

*Requires registration

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The City of Edmond does not have any public storm shelters. Emergency Management officials say it is more dangerous for people leaving their homes and trying to seek shelter than staying in place. Do you believe the city should change its policy?

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