The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) volunteer team collected over 500 pounds, or 10 boxes, of batteries to recycle on Nov. 19. Residents brought their used household batteries to the Clubhouse 2 parking lot where volunteers collected, sorted, and packed the batteries for shipment to the recycle facility. While GAF holds household battery collections every four months, residents can take their batteries

limit the enjoyment of a full and active lifestyle. While people can’t completely control the aging process, they can condition their bodies to resist premature degeneration through healthy habits and simple balance, coordination, and strength building activities. Kinderman will discuss the balance, coordination and nature of these exercises, as well as the results many of his patients have

Shuffleboard Club members can always be counted on to eagerly sign up to help with any and all club sponsored activities. For the holiday potluck party scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 14, at 5:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, the organizing committee consists of a set up crew of Micki Aiello, Vivian Cebellos, Harold Morehead, Patty Peterson and Carol Schubeck. Volunteers for clean-up include Sandy