Holliston May 2016

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Coming Up at the Holliston Senior Center
Medication management and
Drug Interactions, May 5, 1 p.m.
presented by Ann Mazzolla, of
Home Instead
Ladies High Tea, May 12
(Only 4 spots were left at Local
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Falls Prevention Class on Mondays,
2:45-3:45 p.m., Wednesdays
1:15-2:15 p.m.
No charge for this drop-in class
“Give’Em Hell, Harry!” Tuesday,
May 10, 11:00 a.m.
With this year being a presidential
election year, let’s revisit one
of the most exciting elections
in American history. The 1948
“whistle-stop” election was the
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first presidential election after the
war and the first since Roosevelt’s
death. The election of 1948 still
commands the imagination of the
nation. A feisty Truman ran and
won a fabled upset victory over
Governor Thomas Dewey. On
the morning after the election, a
grinning Truman held over his
head for all to see the headline of
the Chicago Tribune “Dewey Defeats
Truman.”
8th Grade Senior Service Day,
May 26
Holliston 8th graders will help out
at the Holliston Senior Center.
Cookout at 12 p.m. for the seniors
Holliston Lions Annual Cookout
at Senior Center, June 12, 12
Noon (rain or shine)
Holliston’s Lions Club cordially
invites any Holliston Senior to attend
their annual cookout to kick
off summer. This a wonderful
event, full of laughter, good food
and friendship. This is a free event
but you must call the Center to
register.
Shopping Rights and Identity
Theft, June 13, 1 p.m.
Join us on June 13 at 1 p.m. -
Robin Putnam, Research and
Special Projects Manager from
the Commonwealth of MA will
be speaking on Shopping Rights
and Identity Theft. The presentations
will include information
about the Office, expressed & implied
warranties, return policies,
defective merchandise, pricing
discrepancies, and shopping online,
through the mail or television.
The second part of the presentation
will cover how to spot and
avoid scams, and how to prevent
identity theft. Please call to register
for this free presentation, (508)
429-0622
The Boston Molasses Flood,
Thursday, June 16, 1 p.m.
In the early afternoon of January
15, 1919, a fifty-foot steel tank
filled with over two million gallons
of molasses collapsed in Boston’s
North End sending its sticky contents
in a fifteen-foot wave through
the neighborhood streets. The disaster
was blamed on immigrant
anarchists. The event knocked
Prohibition and the end of World
War I out of the headlines and resulted
in a huge civil law suit that
was not resolved until 1925.
FOXWOOD Casino Day Trips
May 3 and September 20
The Holliston Senior Center is located
at 150 Goulding Street, Holliston.
It can be reached at (508)
429-0622, or visit the Facebook
page!
VNA Seeking
Hospice Volunteers
VNA Care Network & Hospice, a nonprofit home health and
hospice organization, needs volunteers to provide companionship
to patients and respite for family members in eastern and central
Massachusetts. Training, supervision, and support are provided.
Call (781) 569-2811 for more information about becoming a hospice
volunteer or visit www.vnacarenetwork.org.
Last Chance to
Get In Shape for
Summer
College Student Summer Special
Stop In For Details
309 Pond St • Ashland, MA
508-881-4900
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