All,
February is a short and cold month, while the center offers people 60+ with warmth, companionship, games and crafts, exercise, TV and a library, and three full meals in each of February’s four weeks.
Our cripple pool table was repaired this past week. We even had a challenging game of chess played, and that proved to be both exciting and entertaining. I imagine there are others just waiting to engage in that thought-provoking game. Several new members have joined the Mexican Train tables, and there is still room for others.
There are some activities in which those under 60 can also engage for a donation or small fee. First among those: The Coyote Moon Band offering again this year The Valentine's Day Dance. Also Sunday Funday dance lessons (on hiatus for February) and practice as well as the Monday Cardio-Drumming sessions welcome folks of any age, skill, and ability.
As ever, while donations are welcome and needed, there is no fee to belong to the center or for seniors to participate in its activities. Stoney Point Center and all its activities, maintenance, management, and food preparation, are made available by willing volunteers. If there is a job you might like to do, a meal you’d like to prepare and serve, or an activity you would like to lead, there is always a place for you.
Tom