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OUR<br />
BRANCH<br />
San Mateo Credit Union’s On Broadway branch has it all.<br />
From Auto Loans to Credit Cards, we can answer your<br />
questions and find you a better product to help<br />
your budget.<br />
OUR<br />
830 Jefferson Avenue, <strong>Redwood</strong> City<br />
(650) 363-1725 | www.smcu.org<br />
MORTGAGE<br />
CENTER<br />
San Mateo Credit Union has a special Mortgage Center,<br />
staffed by our mortgage experts.<br />
Come in and ask a question about your current mortgage.<br />
We love those! We want to give you the best loan with the<br />
most reasonable payments.<br />
619 Bradford Street, <strong>Redwood</strong> City<br />
(650) 363-1799 | www.smcu.org<br />
‘Music of Our Times’ and Finding Love at Woodside Terrace<br />
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A different theme each year<br />
Every year there is a theme at Woodside Terrace.<br />
This year the theme is “music of our times.”<br />
Each month, a different genre of music will be<br />
highlighted. January, for example, showcased bigband<br />
music, which flourished in the 1930s as the United<br />
States recovered from the Great Depression.<br />
What’s in store<br />
This year should be “a great year” for Woodside<br />
Terrace, Haworth stressed, noting that it will focus<br />
on continuing to provide great service and great<br />
training for staff. Who knows, maybe there will be<br />
more stories of people finding love at Woodside<br />
Terrace this year or in the years to come.<br />
Woodside Terrace<br />
485 Woodside Road<br />
<strong>Redwood</strong> City, CA 94061<br />
650-366-3900<br />
How to find an independent living and/or assisted living facility<br />
Choosing an independent and/or assisted living community is a very big<br />
decision and an important step for seniors and their families.<br />
If you are in the process of trying to find such a community, what’s the best<br />
way to find one? What are some things you should do and consider?<br />
It’s a good idea to visit the community at different times of the day, for<br />
example, at morning and at night, said Connie Haworth, executive director<br />
protem at Woodside Terrace in <strong>Redwood</strong> City.<br />
During your visit, take note of whether residents seem to be happy. Are<br />
they playing cards with one another and in general do they seem to be<br />
enjoying life?<br />
Also, are staff friendly, smiling and talking to residents?<br />
It’s important to trust your instincts when you visit, Haworth said. Go with<br />
what your heart and mind are telling you. If you visit and feel like it would be<br />
a good fit, it probably will be. And if you don’t feel like it’s going to work for<br />
whatever reason, it’s a good idea to continue looking.<br />
You should always read the contract carefully before you sign it, Haworth<br />
stressed. It is important to make sure you understand everything for which<br />
you are going to be charged.<br />
www.<strong>Spectrum</strong><strong>Magazine</strong>.net
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