We're glad to get back to our old meeting location in a brand new building.  Some adaptation will be required. Everything will start a bit later with the administrative meeting at 6:00 PM (interested parties welcome) and the main meeting at 7:00 PM.  There will be no food allowed this month as they're worried we'll stain their new carpets.  Negotiations are in process for subsequent months.  Please access the building via the "South Entrance", said not to be the main entrance. Let's just park in the lot and walk around the building.  We aren't allowed to prop the door open so there'll be a MWOC Greeter to let us in. Late arrivals (after 7:15 PM?) may be unable to enter.

Judy Farnsworth has arranged a very interesting speaker as always, although I can't imagine what "old people" she refers to.

"Hiking! Biking! Kayaking! Backpacking! Fencing! Activities that bring great pleasure!  What can you do to safeguard your ability to move easily until you are very old?

Our March program speaker, Greg Farmer, will give you insights into safeguarding your abilities. Greg’s 23-year practice as a physical therapist gives him special insight into movement, mobility, and function. His favorite clients were individuals who had sustained a stroke. As he worked with them to rehabilitate their bodies, he constantly observed their abilities, developed therapies specific to their impairments, and encouraged them to reach for the sky. As a result of his experience he is a keen observer of bodies in motion. If he detects a problem, he first looks for its cause and then outlines therapy.

From Greg’s years of experience he has discerned pitfalls that often occur in individuals as they gain years. In his presentation he will address those pitfalls and suggest how to avoid them and move into sprightly old age."