WHAT IS NEW FOR MARCH 2008
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March 5th 1pm  Attorney Carlos Sousa will be
Available to answer your questions. Please call Marie
March 6th at 10:45 Chorus Only and No Sing a Long
March 11th 9:30 Hearing Clinic at the center. Call to make an appointment 978-568-9638
March 11th 2:30 PM The Intermediate Computer Classes Start These classes meet at the Hudson High School every Tuesday at this time through May13th. Call the Senior Center to enroll. Click here for more information.
March 13th 9:30 Good Grief at the Senior Center.
March 19th 8:30 am Coffee with Janice: Harvest Café!
March 18th 10:30 Parmenter Visiting Nurse Services/ Wayside Hospice WHAT IS HOSPICE? HOW DOES IT WORK? at the Hudson Senior Center Presenters: Andrea Heinlein, M.S.W., Hospice Administrator Janice Boreiko, R.N.,Hospice Nurse Hospice is a way of assuring a quality of life and tender loving care in someone’s final days.~ What is palliative care? What is hospice? When do you choose hospice? Who pays for hospice? Is hospice giving up? Andrea and Janice will explain these two care programs.~ They will also discuss the
research showing that many patients live longer on hospice. Parmenter VNA will also bring refreshments to this event. Please call the Center to sign up for this informative topic.
March 2Oth AT 10AM “MAKING ENDS MEET”
Saving on food, energy, clothes etc. This promises to be a lively discussion with Peggy Ayers, Senator Pam Resor’s Executive Aide. Please call the Center to reserve your seat! DON’T MISS THIS!
March 20th 11:30 ST PATRICK’S LUNCHEON for Hudson Seniors AT INTEL, Corned Beef and Cabbage, Surprise Dessert and of course Irish Music! (Only 125 seats available) TICKETS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH 4TH AFTER 9AM
March 26th 2:30PM Using the Hudson Library from Your Home Computer Cora Arsenault, Reference Librarian at the Hudson Library, will be giving a presentation on how to use many of the Library’s facilities from your home computer. Cora will discuss using the Library’s catalog, making reservations for Library books and other resources, using the Library’s reference data base, using digital and audio books, accessing your personal library account, etc. The presentation is being given to the Senior Center Computer Class on Wednesday, March 26th 2:30PM at the Hudson High School. There are extra seats available in the class so you are welcomed to sit in on this presentation. The Library has many great
resources you can use right from your computer at home. Am sure you will enjoy learning of these resources and how to use them with so very little effort. Call 978-568-9638 to reserve your seat. This is free.
March 27th 6-10pm Hudson Council on Aging Presents the Second Annual Hollywood Red Carpet “Dinner Dance” (just like the Oscars) at the Portuguese Club Line dancing, Couples dancing, Fun dancing Dinner: Tossed salad, stuffed chicken w/gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, butternut squash & dessert Award winning tunes with Al Barese: Movie and Show tunes, trivia questions with awards…You may even call the Hudson Senior Center to request special music. Don’t miss this: Tickets $18.00 per person and will be available by March 4th.
March 29th 10-1pm Saturday Our Second Annual Community Health Fair is coming, at Hudson High School 10am – 1pm. We are again partnering with the Hudson Natural Health Center. This is a Fair for the entire family and it is FREE! Some of our participants include: Lou Tagliani with Tai Chi, Dr. Anthony Tickner - Podiatrist, Martial Arts by David Ghize, American Diabetes Association, Alzheimers Association, the American Cancer Society, Earthsong Yoga, Bouvier Pharmacy featuring medical equipment, chair, lifts etc, Hudson Family Chiropractic, Sue Nathan – Massage and CranioSacral &Lymph Drainage, Annette Cormier - Massage and Reflexology, Lisa Hansen- Colonics and ion detox foot baths, Face Painting by Marlborough Girl Scout Troop and more.
Please come by and learn some new things and maybe have a massage or foot bath! I would like to thank Judy Quinn for coordinating this health fair. THANKS JUDY!
Every Friday at 10:30 -11:15 LEARN TO SPEAK PORTUGUESE Beginner Portuguese speaking class with Ana Salomao. Class is limited to 10 people so call 978-568-9638 to sign up!
Every Tuesday 9-12pm Tax Help Starting in February and ending in April Just a little reminder…. TAX SEASON IS HERE I would like to welcome back our AARP Tax Preparers; Richard Murphy and Bill Spitzer. They will be available at the Senior Center. Low to moderate income seniors may use this service. You must call Marie to schedule an appointment 978-568-9638 only a few spots open for seniors.
Every Week!! Blood Pressure Thursdays: March 6th, 20th, and 24th blood pressure and glucose screening with nurse Cheryl. 9-11:00am
March 13th, blood pressure checks with VNA nurse.
WELCOME BACK Nurse Cheryl
March 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th 10:30am. Quilting Class.
FITNESS CLASSES AT “ANYTIME FITNESS.”
Tuesday, &Thursday, cardio & muscle training 9:30-10:15 and Friday’s at Town Hall 2nd floor 9:30 am.
The Arts Alliance and the River’s Edge Players……..
Lynne Johnson of Hudson is now directing the River’s Edge Players and she is looking for help with sets, lighting, sound, costumes, props and more. This group is a great way to learn new skills, interact with area adults, perform on stage, exercise, use stage voices and entertain the community. (Sounds like fun to me!) For more information you may call 978-562-1646 or e-mail: arts- alliance@upwitharts.org
It’s that time of year again, Time to pay theFriends yearly dues.$5.00 for the year!
The Hudson Senior Center does not endorse any professional services provided for at the center.
THANK YOU FOR  YOUR VOTE
Did you know that we have a Thrift Shop upstairs?
Please come by and browse through our Thrift Shop which is managed by Alyce Furtado and Gladys LaPan.
 IN MEMORY OF  Our deepest condolences are sent to the family and friends of Douglas S. McLaughlin. The Hudson Senior Center would like to thank those who have made donations in his memory. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
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