1 President Ron Dworitz 488-4363 1st Vice-President Gaye Wood 2nd Vice-President Carolyn Fisher Co-Secretarys Martha Gohring Marjorie Knieriem Treasurer Judith Croce Communications Kathleen Houser Insurance Don Houser Membership Susan Hammond 952-8668 Roger Pelz 745-3733 [email protected]Issue Copy Deadline Division 75 Website http://div75.calrta.org Calendar Luncheon Monday, Feb. 20, 2017 Board Meeting Thursday, Mar. 2, 2017 JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2017 President’s Corner CALIFORNIA RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OBJECTIVES To promote, protect and advocate for the interests of retired public California educators. To safeguard the State Teachers Retirement System. To study and promote or oppose state and national legislation affecting the interest of retired educators. To promote and safeguard public education systems. Next Issue Copy Deadline Monday, Mar. 6 Wasn’t our December Luncheon wonderful? I thought the Deterding Choir was fantastic. Ninety out of ninety three who indicated that they planned to attend actually did. This just goes to show that our members live up to their word. I also want to mention that the wonderful gifts that we donated to children in need was just terrific. I know that these gifts will be sincerely appreciated. As the new year begins, we need to contemplate what we are thankful for and what still needs to be accomplished. I am very thankful for my CalSTRS check. Will future retirees receive a defined benefit? There is no assurance that this will occur. Currently, initiatives are being proposed to terminate this. Notifying our legislators about other matters that are essential to us is also vital. We must continue to inform our leaders about the inequities in the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset. As we all know, earned benefits either by contribution or survivorship have been eliminated from public employees. Our representatives must be informed about this inequity. I also want to emphasize that our legislators need to know that our organization supports the protection and enhancement of Medicare benefits. As all of you know, CalRTA continues to support public education. We stand with current teachers in opposition to those who want to curtail educators’ due process and collective bargaining. Currently, there is a movement to evaluate teachers based upon student test scores. We, as retired educators, must oppose this. Opposition to using public money to support private and parochial schools must also be on our agenda. These are just some of the concerns that I think our legislators must be educated and informed about. I know that you have other pertinent ideas that our legislators should know. Our political representatives’ phone numbers and addresses are listed in our directory on pages 6 and 7. You are encouraged to contact them and voice your concerns. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at our next luncheon ( February 20 ). Sincerely, Ron Dworitz
CALIFORNIA RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OBJECTIVES To promote, protect and advocate for the interests of retired public California educators.
To safeguard the State Teachers Retirement System. To study and promote or oppose state and national legislation affecting the interest of retired educators.
To promote and safeguard public education systems.
Next Issue
Copy Deadline
Monday, Mar. 6
Wasn’t our December Luncheon wonderful? I thought the Deterding Choir was fantastic. Ninety out of ninety three who indicated that they planned to attend actually did. This just goes to show that our members live up to their word. I also want to mention that the wonderful gifts that we donated to children in need was just terrific. I know that these gifts will be sincerely appreciated.
As the new year begins, we need to contemplate what we are thankful for and what still needs to be accomplished. I am very thankful for my CalSTRS check. Will future retirees receive a defined benefit? There is no assurance that this will occur. Currently, initiatives are being proposed to terminate this.
Notifying our legislators about other matters that are essential to us is also vital. We must continue to inform our leaders about the inequities in the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset. As we all know, earned benefits either by contribution or survivorship have been eliminated from public employees. Our representatives must be informed about this inequity. I also want to emphasize that our legislators need to know that our organization supports the protection and enhancement of Medicare benefits.
As all of you know, CalRTA continues to support public education. We stand with current teachers in opposition to those who want to curtail educators’ due process and collective bargaining. Currently, there is a movement to evaluate teachers based upon student test scores. We, as retired educators, must oppose this. Opposition to using public money to support private and parochial schools must also be on our agenda. These are just some of the concerns that I think our legislators must be educated and informed about. I know that you have other pertinent ideas that our legislators should know. Our political representatives’ phone numbers and addresses are listed in our directory on pages 6 and 7. You are encouraged to contact them and voice your concerns. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at our next luncheon ( February 20 ). Sincerely, Ron Dworitz
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Lessons from the Classroom of Life Donald F. Houser, CLU, ChFC, FLMI, Insurance Chair
Medicare for 2017 – The Double Whammy!
As you may know, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has implemented a 0.3 percent cost of living (COLA) increase which began with checks received in January 2017. In other words, for every $100 of income due you or your spouse, there will be a $0.30 COLA.
And you probably also know that for the past several years, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) have been trying to increase the amount of premiums they charge for Medicare Part B (which covers the costs of medical service providers, i.e., physicians, lab work, etc.).
Those who have enough Social Security income to have their Medicare Part B premiums deducted have remitted about $104.90 each month for the past several years. There are about 38 million Medicare Part B participants (about 70%) who are in this category.
Because of a “quirk” in the regulations, CMS can’t increase the premiums for Medicare Part B if it would reduce the amount of income that a beneficiary receives from Social Security. Again, if the COLA is zero (as it was in 2016) or 0.3% for 2017, these Social Security recipients won’t see an increase in their Part B premiums.
So if CMS can’t increase premiums on those 70% of Medicare participants who have enough Social Security income to pay for the amount of $104.90 currently being deducted, guess whose premiums get increased?
Yes, this increase is being borne by the following: Those who enrolled for Part B for the first time in 2016 or will enroll in 2017; Those who don’t get any Social Security benefits; Those who don’t have enough Social Security income to pay for all of their Part B premiums; Those who are billed directly for their Part B premiums by CMS; and Those who have higher levels of income.
Teachers and other public servants who comprise the 30% (about 16 million) of Medicare participants who don’t have any or an insufficient amount of Social Security income to pay their Part B premiums are facing another increase of $12.20 per month from the $121.80 they paid in 2016 to the $134.00 per month they must pay in 2017. Ouch!
And then there is the IRS “Double Whammy”. If the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) as reported on your IRS tax return for 2 years ago (i.e., 2015) is above a certain amount, you will pay the standard premium of $134.00 per month plus an extra charge, called an Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA).
Your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is your income, less the following expenses; educators, reservists, moving, health savings, self-employed health and pensions, alimony, student loan interest, IRA deductions, tuition fees, etc. It is found on line 37 of the federal individual tax return, Form 1040.
The Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) is your AGI plus any non-taxable income you received in 2015, such as non-taxable Social Security benefits, tax-exempt interest income, excluded foreign income, student loan interest, IRA contributions and any passive loss or passive income.
In other words, if your MAGI falls within the following levels, you are subject to the IRMAA surcharge and your monthly Medicare Part B premium will be even higher than the $134.00/month amount: Above $85,000 ($170,000-filing jointly), you will pay $187.50 per month Above $107,000 ($214,000-filing jointly), you will pay $267.90 per month Above $160,000 ($320,000-filing jointly), you will pay $348.30 per month Above $214,000 ($428,000-filing jointly), you will pay $428.60 per month
Medicare Part D (prescription drugs) will also increase proportionally with higher income amounts.
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MEET MS.CREATIVITY
Delores grew up in Berwyn, Illinois with her mom, dad, two sisters and one brother. She attended J. Sterling Morton High School and actively participated in the Biology Club and the Altruistic Committee. She read to a blind student who attended the same school and she was also a reporter for the high school newspaper.
Delores always knew that she wanted to become a teacher. As a young child she arranged her doll collection like a classroom of students with herself as the teacher. She earned a scholarship to the University Of Chicago Teachers ’ College but the commute to the University proved problematic so she opted to attend J. Sterling Morton Junior College.
After attending Jr. College for two years her parents decided to move to California. Delores completed her credential at Sacramento State and was hired by Arcade District to teach second grade. Within four years Arcade, F.O., Orangevale and Carmichael districts unified and became San Juan Unified. Delores completed her 37 year career in San Juan teaching in grades 1, 2, and 3. Delores loved the students’ enthusiasm and watching them grow and learn.
Delores also loved to have fun. One evening in 1964, she attended a dance for singles at Mission Oaks Community Center. There she met handsome and gregarious Lloyd Bousliman. After meeting Delores that evening, Lloyd told a friend that she was the girl he was going to marry. He did indeed marry her in 1965 after a short courtship. During their 50 years of marriage they traveled to Africa three times, gave slide presentations of each of their trips and attended
numerous Zoological Conferences across the U.S.A.
After retirement Delores and Lloyd got involved in CalRTA, Division 75. Lloyd became the official General Meeting Photographer and Delores became the Social Chairman and Historian for the group. She did that job for 10 successful years. She also won the Martin Mathiesen Award for her exceptional work in creating table
centerpieces to raffle at the General Meetings with profits being given to the Scholarship Fund. She worked with the Eskaton Food Supervisor and selected the menus for each of the general meetings.
Delores and Lloyd became docents for the Sacramento Zoo and gave many student/adult tours inspiring everyone to learn more about animals and to preserve their environment. They also participated in many other zoo activities and after 12 years incorporated Folsom Zoo into their schedule in order to teach people about Rescue Animals. In 2003 they won the Don Smith Award for their contributions to zoo programs and Activities.
Sadly Delores lost her husband in 2015 but continues to devote her volunteer time to CalRTA on the Scholarship Committee and the Sacramento and Folsom Zoos. Delores loves retirement because she has the freedom to choose what she wants to do each and every day.
The Spotlight Member for the month of February is creative, dedicated and kind hearted Delores Bousliman.
Submitted by: Kathy Houser, Communications Chair
SPOTLIGHT ON A MEMBER
Delores Bousliman
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More Lessons from the Classroom of Life Donald F. Houser
Don’t Wait - Change Your Yahoo Email Password Now!
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You probably know that the Internet Service Provider Yahoo recently reported that over one billion of their email accounts have had their passwords stolen by hackers. Yahoo is one of the original internet “search engines” and they provid free email accounts to anyone who requests one. Two other huge providers of free email accounts are Google (gmail.com) and Microsoft (hotmail.com and outlook.com).
Hundreds of thousands of people all over the world have yahoo.com email accounts. For example, the phone company AT&T uses Yahoo email even though the address may not say yahoo.com
To illustrate, typical AT&T email accounts may use the following email addresses: att.net, bellatlantic.net, bellsouth.net, nvbell.net, pacbell.net, sbcglobal.net, snet.net, swbell.net, wans.net – all of which are serviced by Yahoo.
Even if you are a customer with the other phone companies – Verizon, Sprint, Surewest / Consolidated, T-Mobile – or cable and internet providers – Apple, Comcast / Xfinity, Uverse / DirectTV – your email could still be managed by Yahoo. If your internet service provider (ISP) uses Yahoo as your email provider, you will need to change your password as soon as possible.
How will you know if your password has been stolen? If friends in your list of contacts report receiving an email from you saying that you are on vacation and all your money and plane tickets were stolen, and to please send money to help you come home, you’ve been “hacked”!
If you have gotten an email purporting to be from Chase Bank, Bank of America, or Wells Fargo, etc. and it asks you to verify your credentials by clicking on a link in the email, you’ve been hacked.
If you provide such information as your account number and password, you’ll become a victim of identity theft and you may find that spurious
charges and/or withdrawals are appearing on your statement.
So by all means, you must change your password. Don’t use passwords such as “qwerty”, password”, “123456”, “football”, etc. which can be easily guessed by the most amateurish hacker.
The best way is with a password manager such as TrueKey, LastPass, Dashlane, Apple’s KeyChain, etc. which can generate random passwords with digits, upper and lower case letters and special characters of virtually any length.
You should use a different password for your email and for each and every online account If you don’t want to use a password manager, but want to create a unique password, try using the first letters of a phrase that is unique to you, or the first letters of a verse of poetry or a nursery rhyme that is familiar or meaningful to you. For example, “London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down, my fair lady” would be “lbifdfdfdmfl”. Take a piece of paper and write down the new password and the old password you used for Yahoo mail.
Create a different password for each online account. Then, using the internet browser on your computer, go to www.yahoo.com and click on Yahoo mail. Then enter your email address and your old password. On the upper right corner of your screen should be your name which has a blue line under it. This will bring up your account information “profile” which has a place for you to change your password. Enter your old password and then enter your new password and enter it again. Then click on change my password and you will be set!
One more thing. There is no cost to you for changing your password. If you are asked for money to change your password, it’s a “scam” and you need to go to yahoo.com and follow the above instructions.
Please remember that memorials, birthdays, honorariums, and outstanding service can be honored with 8 donations to the Scholarship Foundation. All donations are acknowledged in writing. Recipient or Next of 9 kin will be notified of your gift but the amount will not be disclosed. If you feel you would like to do 10 something special today, write us a check! 11
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The Retired Teachers Scholarship Foundation Inc. 13
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Teachers Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (RTSF) is a positive contribution to the educational 31
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We are searching for a new Vice President to begin next September of 2017. Current VP Gaye Wood 42
will be retiring after 6 years on the job. Duties of the VP include setting up the luncheon programs at 43
North Ridge and assisting the president when need be. Gaye will help the new VP in becoming familiar 44
with the job and has assembled a binder with essential information. If you are interested in holding this 45
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WELCOME! NEW MEMBERS
BARBARA C. CASTRILLO 5300 TRIMOTOR CT. FAIR OAKS CA 95628
(916) 803-0141 KAREN DUNN
SACRAMENTO, CA LADAWN ERICKSON 7665 HEATHER RD.
FAIR OAKS CA 95628 (916) 749 8747
NANCY FOGLER 11215 POWDER RIVER CT.
RANCHO CORDOVA CA 95670 (916) 398-2001
ED FOGLIA 201 RAVENWOOD CT.
GRANITE BAY CA 95746-6615 (916) 797-3715
CHRIS N. GRASER 372 SEATON DR.
FOLSOM CA 95630-7947 (916) 985-2265
CalRTA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Any member who recruits another person
to join CalRTA will receive a FREE
luncheon!
MEMBERSHIP DITTY Sung to the tune of “Sailing, Sailing”
Members, members who can you invite? We're giving away a free lunch to everyone who signs . . . A new member, new member Bring them all this year! We're eager to meet new members And give you a luncheon free!
Correction of New Member name in last newsletter: Robert Sass should be
Robert Fass
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HONORING SWEETHEARTS Division #75 will honor its Sweethearts, (who are ninety years young), at the February General Meeting, at North Ridge Country Club, on Feb. 20, 2017. We will honor 7 Sweethearts this year. Come and meet them! Kathy Houser, Communications Chair.
YOU COUNT!
THE HOURS YOU VOLUNTEER HELPING OTHERS DO ADD UP PROTECT YOUR RETIREMENT
FILL OUT YOUR YEARLY VOLUNTEER FORM…….ASAP! (Forms are due Feb. 28, 2017)
Thank you, Kathy Houser Communications Chair
There is a VOLUNTEER SHEET included in this newsletter
Mini-Grants at Work
Fundraiser, December 22 at Barnes and Noble
A huge thank you to the talented wrappers that helped to raise $395.50 at Barnes and Noble Books on December 22nd. It was lots of work at a busy time of the year and yet, we had a fun time interacting with shoppers. The wrapping team was: Pat Carper Pat Boyd Kathy Houser Arninne Rautio Don Houser Carolyn Fisher Judy Croce Georgene Cooper Marjorie Knieriem Peggy Simmonds Warm wishes for a fabulous 2017.
Jeanie Campbell Don, Pat, Carolyn and Kathy
TOY DRIVE BONANZA!
CONGRATULATIONS DIVISION #75! We collected and delivered 223 CHRISTMAS TOYS
to Family Promise on December 14, 2016.
A Thank you note from Family Promise stated:
“WOW” Kathy and CalRTA Division #75, you have made a lot of children very happy. Thank you so very
much for thinking of us and the families we serve.” Marsha Spell, Family Promise Director
DIVISION #75 YOU ARE AWESOME! Kathy Houser, Communications Chair
Don, Pat, Carolyn & Kathy
Don, Pat, Carolyn & Kathy
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CalRTA needs to hear from you!
In November the CalRTA Board of Directors adopted an expanded Advocacy Platform, and now we need your help selecting the highest priorities. The Platform is divided into four sections with provisions under each section. In the survey you'll be asked to select three provisions in each section that you believe are the highest priorities for that section. The survey deadline is March 1, 2017. It only takes a few minutes, and we really want to hear from you. We can only work on issues you care about if you tell us what those issues are!
Nicole Naditz, from Bella Vista High School, was the National Language Teacher of
the year in 2015. Her stated goal is to develop global citizens and student
proficiency in world languages and cultures. She taught French to grades 3-13 and
has served as a full time mentor to newly credentialed teachers of all subjects and
grade levels. She also taught EID to adults and US and World History. She became
a Google Certified Teacher in 2012. She was recognized as the 2012 SJUSD’s
Teacher of the Year, Sacramento County Teacher of the Year and finalist for the
2012 CA State Teacher of the Year. She is the founder of the Read Around the
World Program, as well as online for the Capitol World Language Project, Wikispace
for Education, and Global Learning Summit among others. Nicole is called the
National Teacher of “Class in the Cloud.” She was selected by National Geographic
to promote their Geo-Educator Community. She won the Hilton Teacher Trek
Award and is on the Leadership Team of the Capitol world Language Project.
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FEBRUARY LUNCHEON
Monday, February 20, 2017
North Ridge Country Club Ballroom 7600 Madison Ave., Fair Oaks, CA 95628
9:30 am Social Time 10:00 am Meeting
11:00 am Program 12:00 noon Lunch
Jitney transport from parking lot
Entrees
– Chicken Harvati Crepe with vegetables and fruit skewer
– Butternut Squash Ravioli with whole vegetables
Dessert is Red Velvet Cake and Ice Cream
Entrees include: Coffee, Tea & Rolls
Mail to: CalRTA Division 75 - 5917 Via Casitas - Carmichael, CA 95608-6539
RSVP by Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017
*** Reservations postmarked after Feb. 11th will be $30.00 ***
(no phone orders)
Entree Number (See Above)
Name ____________________________________________________________________
Name __________________________________________________________
Are you a NEW MEMBER or FIRST TIME ATTENDEE to this meeting? Please check here:
Make Checks to: CalRTA Division 75
$25.00 per entree
After the 11th : $30.00 per entrée
Amount Enclosed: $_______
Note: Luncheon dates are intended to be on a regular day of the week each year. However, North
Ridge reserves the right to schedule events as needed so some future dates may have to change.
Nicole Naditz
Speaker
Mail reservations to: CalRTA Division 75 5917 Via Casitas Carmichael, CA 95608-6539
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1. New member of Division 75, Nancy Fogler. 2. New member of Division 75, LaDawn Erickson. 3. Joan DuPass is enjoying making connections at the December holiday luncheon. 4. Kathy Houser (with Carolyn Fisher and Don Houser) present a check for $10,500, (7 -
$1,500 scholarships) to Kirsten DuBray, Director of the American River College Foundation.
5. Pat Carper, Rhonda Biondi, Kathy Houser and Debbie Watson are enjoying Division 75's festive holiday luncheon at North Ridge Country Club.
6. Marie Lofgren, Carolyn Fisher and Kathy Houser are all smiles at having had a most successful raffle to benefit worthy scholarship recipients at American River College.
7. Debbie Arrington, Donna Kincannon, Susan Hammond and Ruth Moorehouse are all smiles for the camera.
8. George Dozet directs the chorus of Carmichael's Deterding Elementary School in a beautiful concert of holiday music at our December luncheon.
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MEMBER APPLICATION FORM California Retired Teachers Association – DIVISION 75
Dues Deduction ($4.50 / month from your STRS warrant) I authorize the State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) to deduct my CalRTA monthly dues. Should the amount of dues be adjusted as deemed necessary by CalRTA, I authorize the adjusted deductions shall continue unless I notify the CalRTA business office in writing to the contrary. To terminate dues deductions, I agree to make my request in writing to the CalRTA office. Other – Please enclose your check for $54.00 a year payable to CalRTA Name______________________________________ Date of Birth__________ Retired from________________________________________________District Address_________________________________________________________ City________________________________________ Zip Code____________ Social Security Number (for dues deduct only)___________________________ Email____________________________ Phone Number__________________ Signature_______________________________________________________
Date________________
Susan Hammond , Membership Chairman 5316 Terrace Oak Circle, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
We do not share your information with other organizations
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
MEMBERS! If a friend or acquaintance joins CalRTA we will give you a FREE lunch at our next meeting!!!
State Teachers Retirement System: P.O. Box 15275-C, Sacramento, CA 95851-- 916/229-3870
State CalRTA Office: 800 Howe Avenue, Suite 370, Sacramento, CA 95825 – 916/923-2200
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Time dated material Please deliver by January 29, 2017
Travel Corner 2017 News By Marti Gohring
916-709-1346
2017 CalRTA Friends and Family Trips are: 1. July 30, 2017-Aug. 11, 2017. Marti will escort a Celebrity 12 day Baltic cruise round trip from
Amsterdam. We will visit Berlin, Estonia, 2 days St. Petersburg, Helsinki , Finland, Stockholm, Sweden, and Copenhagen, Denmark. Pricing begins at $2549 per person. If you book oceanview or above there is $150 per person obc, plus choice of additional perk. Air, taxes and excursions additional. Right now air is running around $1100 per person from Sacramento. This cruise is filling up!
2. Aug. 13-25, 2017 Land Tour Collette’s Scotland & Ireland : $3599 without air 3. Aug. 29, 2017-Sept. 10 Princess Cruise of British Isles goes to Ireland, Scotland, and
Paris/Normandy. RT London from $1899 per person 4. Sept. 21, 2017-October 3: Collette Vacation- Spain’s Costa del Sol and The Portugese
Riviera; Double from Sacramento includes air $4499 if booked by March 21, 2017. Single $5149. Land Only - $2999 double, $3699 single.
Call Marti to book 916-709-1346
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CalRTA YEARLY VOLUNTEER TIME SURVEY (2016‐2017)
***Please mail by February 28, 2017***
This form is to be used only as a yearly report. It will be distributed at the December and February
meetings, and will be available on the Division 75 website ‐ http://div75.calrta.org
PLEASE RESPOND:
Are you currently serving on any government board or commission (not CalRTA)
Yes No ___If Yes, what board or commission?
Your Name Your Address
Please enter your name and address above. Check off items on the list that apply. Note: These are
only examples. Feel free to add other activities that are not on the list. Don’t forget to include the
time for telephone calls, office chores, preparation and travel time to and from the volunteer service
site in calculating your hours.
TOTAL HOURS:_________
Signature Date: _______________
Thank you for completing this form. Please fold this page in half so address on reverse side of this page
shows, tape the open ends, stamp and mail.
Kathy Wilkinson‐ Houser, P.O. Box 82, Fair Oaks, CA 95628‐0082
SENIOR SERVICES____Hrs Senior Center Meals on Wheels Senior Transportation Convalescent Home Others________________ CHURCH____Hrs Choir/Music Teacher Aide Officer or Usher Committees
Others________________ CULTURAL____Hrs Library/Museum/Docent Music/Symphony/Concert Art Group//Hobby/Craft Leader/Assistant Others________________
SERVICE ORGANIZ.___Hrs
CalRTA, NRTA ASCAR , AARP
Red Cross or Blood Bank
Club Officer or Committee
Rotary, AAUW, Elks, Kiwanis, Etc. Others________________ CIVIC____Hrs Boards or Committees Community Betterment Youth Groups & Organizations Fund Raising Others________________
OTHER____Hrs Day of the Teacher Retired Teacher Week California Senior Legislators Others________________
