Volunteer of the Month Golf Tournament Results

OCTOBER 2016
Telephone
712-255-1729
Number
461
Published
Monthly
“Where liberty dwells, there is my country.”
~ Benjamin Franklin
Volunteer of
the Month
Suzanne Lundgren
Congratulations to Suzanne
Lundgren…October Volunteer of the
Month! Since joining the Siouxland Center
for Active Generations in 2012, Suzanne
has kept herself very busy. Originally she
joined for the Fitness Room (as many
new members do), but as she toured the
building, she was drawn to the Craft Room,
where the painting classes are held. She felt
this was “right up her alley” until hearing
students Jackie and Darlene, talking about
selling their paintings. At that point
Suzanne thought, “Wow, I don’t belong
in here. They’re too good!” Then she
met George, who she has paired with as a
“social painter”. She even shares front desk
duties (with George), rotating Thursday
mornings, and is one of our regular subs.
Suzanne has also volunteered for helping
with the Fall Follies and birthday parties,
when the painting class takes their turn
hosting. Suzanne stated, “I just love people.
After 35 years of working with the public, it
just doesn’t stop!”
Suzanne, enjoy your personalized
cake, courtesy of Iris of the Pastry Parlor,
and gift certificate from Palmer’s Olde
Tyme Candy Shoppe!
Opportunity for Members
Briar Cliff University social gerontology students would like to offer you an
opportunity to have an oral history recorded. An oral history is a reminiscence of a
person’s life story. Students will work with you to recapture all your favorite memories
into a chronological story. This is your opportunity to document memories from your
childhood to present. The students will compile the interviews and create a final
project consisting of video and paper narratives of your memories.
Volunteers for the project must meet the following requirements:
• Over the age of 65
• Willing to sign an informed consent to allow videotaping and completion
of the assignment
• Available to work with one Briar Cliff student for two or three one-hour
sessions in October or November
• Willing to answer questions across your lifespan
• Willing to share favorite memories including: pictures, poems, songs, etc.
for the narration
• Ready to have fun
Pre-registration deadline is October 7th to pre-register. We need a minimum of
eight participants. Please contact the front desk at (712) 255-1729, for the sign-up sheet
and to be on the list of participants. Please visit the Siouxland Center for Active
Generations on October 17th, at 8:00 a.m., to sign consent and meet your student
interviewer.
Questions… call Kerry Ruehle at (712) 255-1729 or Melanie Berte-Hickey at
Briar Cliff University (515) 851-2457.
Stepping On
Building Confidence, Reducing Falls
7 Week Evidence-Based
Falls Prevention Workshop
October 4th – November 15th, 2016
Tuesdays, 1:30-3:30 pm
at Siouxland Center for
Active Generations
Did You Know?
➢
More than 1/3 of people age 65 or
older fall each year
➢ 35% of people who fall become
less active
➢
Falls are the leading cause of injury
among older adults
Topics Include:
• Balance and strength training
exercises
• The role vision plays in keeping
your balance
• How medication can contribute
to falls
• Ways to keep from falling out in
the community
• What to look for in safe footwear
•
How to eliminate falls hazards from
your home
Registration Information:
There is a maximum of 12 participants.
Free for Siouxland Center for Active
Generation members, there will be a
sign-up sheet at the front desk.
$15 for non-members, have them call
Jacque at the Y: 402-404-8439.
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Linda’s Notes
A monthly publication of the
Siouxland Center for
Active Generations,
located at 313 Cook St.,
Sioux City, IA 51103
712-255-1729
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
www.siouxlandseniorcenter.com
Chairperson,
Board of Directors
Kevin Grieme
Executive Director
Linda Santi
Program Director
Kerry Ruehle
Membership Coordinator
Bruce Fey
Secretary
Pat Bornhoft
Senior Helpmate Program
Program Coordinator
Dianna Pike
can be reached at 712-276-1075
Editor
Ashley Locke
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Annual Dues — $40 per Person
Lifetime Dues — $400 per Person
Price of Advertisement
$12 per column inch
“I’m turning 65—who can help me understand Medicare?” “Where can I
go to find answers about Medicare prescription drug plans?” “Are mammograms
covered by Medicare Part B?” “What is a Medicare Advantage plan?” “My
medications have gotten so expensive, I can’t afford to take them all; is there
any help?”
These questions and more can be answered year-round by any of our
wonderful Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) volunteers
right here at Active Generations, and from October 15 to December 7,
Medicare offers open enrollment for Part D (prescription drug) plans. Please
take advantage of this annual opportunity to review your Medicare Part D
plan.
The Siouxland Center for Active Generations have had three trained and
experienced volunteers to help people navigate Medicare enrollment when
turning 65, as well as the Medicare Part D open enrollment season, which
starts again this month. We have exciting news this year: our long-time
volunteers (Marc Christofferson, Tom Hildebrand, and Harvey Rabe) are
joined by a new team member, Herb Kuehne. So we’ll be able to see even more
people during this year’s open enrollment period!
The more people who check their insurance plans with SHIIP Volunteers,
the more money that’s saved! SHIIP Volunteers saved Siouxlanders over
$76,000 last year! That’s money that stays in individual pocketbooks to be
spent locally instead of going to out-of-state insurance companies. Impressive,
right?
Given what a wonderful program this is, we certainly want to make sure as
many people as possible are aware of it. You can help. Please remind friends
and family about this great service Active Generations provides. If you know
of any church groups, civic organizations, service clubs, or other gatherings at
which SHIIP Volunteer Tom Hildebrand and I can speak, please let us know.
We’re always happy to talk to any group to get the word out and help folks
save money!
So make sure you check your Medicare Part D plan during this open
enrollment season. Remember your prescription needs can change from year
to year and the plans that are offered certainly change yearly, too. Schedule
an appointment by calling Active Generations at (712)255-1729 or just stop by
the Front Desk to sign up.
About SHIIP: Iowa’s Senior Health Insurance Information Program
was created by the Iowa Insurance Division in 1990. SHIIP provides free
informational materials as well as one-to-one assistance with questions and
problems related to Medicare benefits, Medicare supplement insurance,
Medicare and insurance claims, plus other related issues. SHIIP does not
recommend insurance companies, plans or agents; the volunteers answer
questions and provide impartial information to help Iowans make wellinformed decisions.
The Siouxland Center for Active
Generations does not condone or
tolerate discriminatory acts
or language.
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October 2016
facebook.com/SiouxlandSeniorCenter
The Siouxland Center for Active Generations has a
Facebook page! Our page is updated regularly with
photos and announcements. You can find our page by
clicking the link at www.siouxlandseniorcenter.com
October 2016
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We Care.
Come See Our New Sunrise!
• Medicare Rehab
• Memory Care
• Assisted Living
• Skilled Nursing
• Independent Living
• Private Rooms
• Chapel • Beautiful Gardens
• Community Life Center
• Community Park
5501 Gordon Drive • Sioux City, IA 51106
712.276.3821 ext. 3100
www.sunriseretirement.com
Siouxland’s only Community-based, not-for-profit
retirement community caring for seniors since 1959.
Serving Our Community
Since 1884
Gifts & Donations
So many individuals generously donate each month to various parts of the Siouxland
Center for Active Generations. Following is a list of those who donated during the
month of August. We thank them for their thoughtfulness.
Elaine Ahlwardt
Kathy Anders
Gene Anderson
Judy Ashley
Kris Bergstrom
Novaline Bliven
LaVonne Bottjen
Lee Brennan
Mary Burns
Darlene Burson
Lee Chamberlain
Ellen Christofferson
Florence Doran
Audrey Ercolini
Madeline Fowler
Sandy Fravel
Marlis Friesner
Lee Gayer
Sharon Georgeson
Sandy Graser
John Graser
Susie Green
Sharon Hanneman
Kyongae Hanshaw
Donnette Hatch
Jane Hendrickson
Sarah Herwynen
Glad Hill
Normagene Hughes
Vernon Hughes
Pat Isaacson
Deanna Jacobs
Tom Jacobs
Don Kelsey
Sally Kimball
Donna Krohn
Phyllis Lewis
Lois Mahr
Richard McArthur
Margaret McKenna
Clair Miethke
Chris Murphy
Sharon Murphy
Jeanie Newton
Norma Nielsen
Arlynn O’Connor
Merlin Olson
Lil Owens
Doris Parsons
Charles Persinger
Joanne Peters
Judy Peterson
Judy Pierce
Toots Pittman
George Polak
Irene Prince
Alice Reeg
Judy Rehurek
Kerry Ruehle
Alice Sailors
Linda Santi
Kathy Schroer
Ray Schroer
Joan Stephens
Karen Strain
Stephen Strain
Paul Swanson
Maureen Tague
Evey Thompson
Lyle Todd
Joyce Vanderlinden
Guillermina Velasquez
Pearl Voss
Elaine Waskow
Delores Watkins
Jennifer Wilson
Gayle Zeman
Siouxland Whirlers
Siouxland Square & Round
Dance Federation
Izaak Walton League
Mayvn Rehabilitation at Countryside Senior Living
Occupational Therapy ~ Physical Therapy ~ Speech Therapy
A Personal Rehab Team works with you to develop a
treatment plan to meet your goals!
Outpatient & Inpatient therapy provided by qualified,
caring therapists.
Countryside Senior Living
6120 Morningside Ave. Sioux City, IA 51106
712-276-3000
Helping the Siouxland Center for
Active Generations
712-277-6500 | www.snbonline.com
“Where Quality Counts”
Two Locations:
508 West 7th
Sioux City, IA 51103
712-258-1653
3929 Prestige Blvd.
Sioux City, IA
712-234-1975
4267
2328Sergeant
TransitRoad
Ave.
Grocery • 276-1873
Meat • 276-8956
Who Can Benefit From a Will?
Is your will out of date? When
you update, remember those
you want to remember—like
the Siouxland Center for
Active Generations.
The next time you sit down with your attorney to prepare or revise your will,
remember the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. By naming the Siouxland Center for Active
Generations Investment Fund as a beneficiary, you will assure the long-term existence of the Center.
Your friends will appreciate your thoughtfulness.
I want to help… by enclosing $______________________ to assure the long-term existence of
the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. Enclosed is my tax-deductible check payable to the:
Siouxland Center for Active Generations Investment Fund
313 Cook Street • Sioux City, Iowa 51103
Name___________________________________________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________
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2016 NFL
FOOTBALL
RAFFLE
We are entering the fourth year of
our NFL Football Raffle Fundraiser. It
is the major fundraiser activity for the
Center. Tickets sell for $20 each, and
give participants a chance to win each
week of the 17 week-long NFL football
season. We give over $4,000 of prize
money away!
We
are
encouraging
all
members to:
A. Buy a ticket and sell a ticket to a
friend. If each member did that we
would sell over 2,700 tickets.
B. Become a super salesperson and
check out 10 tickets to sell to friends
and
neighbors.
If
100
of our members answered
the challenge, we would sell
1,000 tickets.
The tickets are an easy way to
support the Center. To buy your
tickets or become a super salesperson,
ask at the front desk, or call
(712) 255-1729.
Fall Follies Thank You
I would like to thank all who helped
make the 2016 Fall Follies, “Around the
World”, the success that it was. Performing
groups on September 10 included Active
Generations Chorus, Assorted Parts
(barbershop quartet), Center Stage
Tappers, Merry Go Rounders, Tai Chi
Group, and the Young at Heart Line
Dancers. Individual performances from
Betty Church, Colleen Mahoney, Dick &
BJ Heitzman, and Double Take were also
enjoyed. Staff managed to engage the
audience in the YMCA-always a favorite.
Special thanks go to our volunteers: Kris
Bergstrom, Liz Blachnik, Helen Eriksen,
Kevin Grieme, Sandy Kuntz, Janette
Linden, Ann Mrla, Bill Mrla, and Sharon
Murphy. We thank KES Productions,
John Dirks (sound technician), Christian
Maaske (videographer), Darrell Strong
(photographer), and the East High School
stage crew. We thank our sponsors:
Electronic Care Giver (Nancy Huseth)
and Premier Bankcard (Rachel Byrne) for
monetary donations, and the Sioux City
Journal Communications for their
October 2016
Julie Semple and Velura Stilwell join the Enter 90 group in October at the
Siouxland Center for Active Generations. Other October notable birthdays
include: Francis Foley and Gilbert Persinger.
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Birthday congratulations to all.
Julie Semple was born October 5, 1926
in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. She has
two brothers and four sisters. Julie lived
on a farm in Saskatchewan about 100
miles east of Edmonton. She attended
country school, Birling #63 in rural
Saskatchewan, Canada. Julie received her
G.E.D. in Sioux City after attending two
years of high school in Canada. She also
completed two college classes in math
and English. As a youngster she enjoyed
reading, playing baseball, and ice skating
in winter.
Julie worked at the Dominion Rubber
Factory during World War II and as a
long distance operator in Sioux City. She
married George Semple in 1946 and has
seven children, fourteen grandchildren,
and eighteen great grandchildren.
Julie volunteered at the treatment
facility at St Joseph Hospital and for a
psychologist’s office and with Hospice.
Julie knits prayer shawls for Hospice,
loves reading, and does a little painting
and a lot of sewing and embroidery.
Julie has observed attitudes changing
across our nation over the years and
lists the loss of connections within
neighborhoods as the biggest example of
that. She notes raising seven wonderful
children as her greatest achievement and
the best years were when her children
were little. Julie says, “Don’t sweat the
small stuff, and let the Lord handle
the big stuff.” Be ready to forgive and
leave the judging to God. Don’t live life
looking back, but remember the good
times and look forward to living each
day the best you can. Julie celebrated her
birthday on July 30th with her children,
extended family, and friends.
Prices Start at
$700 Per Month
Independent Living,
Assisted Living.
4002 Teton Trace • Sioux City, IA 51104
Meals, transportation,
housekeeping and
activities available.
Call (712) 239-9400 for more information!
contribution. Coffee and treats were
donated by the following businesses:
Caribou Coffee, Accura Health Care,
Bickford, Brookdale, Countryside, Floyd
Place, Embassy, Holy Spirit, Heritage at
Northern Hills, Westwood, and
Whispering Creek.
Once again…attendance was up,
which is all due to the effort that our
performers put forth. You are an amazing
group of people that the Center is proud
to call our own!
~Kerry Ruehle, Program Director
BCU
Screenings
• November 9, 1:00-3:00
• November 11, 9:30-11:30
• Screenings with the BCU Physical
Therapy students
• Must pre-register
•Held in the Large Game Room
(Penny Bingo Room)
October 2016
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October Creative Writing Themes
“DO YOU HAVE A STORY TO TELL?
Everyone has one....tell us yours.”
CREATIVE WRITING STORY
TELLING THEMES
Oct. 4th...Colors and Smells of
Autumn
Oct. 11th...Where a Place Use to Be
Oct. 18th...Outside the Window
Oct. 25th...Superstitions or I’d Walk
a Mile For…
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JOIN US
EVERY TUESDAY AT 10 A.M.
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“You may select a topic of your
choice or just come and listen to the
stories others tell.”
Facts to Know:
1. Human thigh bones are stronger
than concrete.
2. You can’t kill yourself by holding
your breath.
3. Your heart beats over 100,000 times
per day.
4. More people are allergic to cow’s milk
than any other food.
5. Rhythm is the longest English word
without a vowel.
Purpose in Life:
Service is the lifeblood of any organization.
Everything flows from it and is nourished
by it.
Customer Service is not a department...it’s
an attitude.
Grief Support
Program
Our monthly Grief Support
Program will be held Monday, October
10 at 9:30 a.m. in the Conference
Room. This well-received program is
under the leadership of social worker
Jim Anderson and clergyman Steve
Pohlman. Both are board members
as well as members of the Center.
Whether your loss was recent or not,
feel free to stop in and see what we can
offer to you or you can offer to others
from your experience.
~ Alice Reeg, Creative Writing
Special Events on Mondays in October
Monday, October 3– 12:30 p.m.-movie “Miracles in Heaven”
Monday, October 10 – 1:00 p.m. – October Birthday Party
Hosts: Scrapbooking Group & Wii Group
Entertainment: Double Take
Volunteer of the Month: Suzanne Lundgren
Monday, October 17– 12:30 p.m. – movie “Concussion”
Monday, October 24 – 12:30 p.m. – movie “Black or White”
Monday, October 31 – 12:30 p.m. – movie “Hocus Pocus”
***While every attempt is made to share a great movie experience with all of our members;
we suggest each of you plan ahead of time to review the content and nature of the movies
that will be shown on the dates above.
EMBASSY REHAB
AND CARE CENTER
206 PORT NEAL ROAD • SGT. BLUFF
Movies Courtesy of Accura Health Care of Sioux City
Movie Popcorn Courtesy of Bickford Senior Living
943-3837
Intermediate and Skilled Care
Halloween Spooktacular Dance
Shirley’s Big Band is playing
for the Halloween Dance on
Friday, October 28 at 1:00 p.m.
Dress in costume if you wish
because there will be a contest
complete with prizes. You
are guaranteed a “haunting”
experience, which you won’t
want to miss!
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October 2016
October Yearly Membership Anniversaries
List of Siouxland Center for Active Generations members with dues owed in the month of October
DIANE K ANDERSON
DOUGLAS O ANDERSON
JOAN M ATWOOD
ARTHUR JAMES BAUER
AMELIA L BERTRAND
LARRY BOWER
LUANNE BOWMAN
DOUGLAS J (DOUG) BURKETT
JANET K BURKETT
DARLENE M BURSON
BETTY J CHURCH
GEROLD J COLLINS
MARCIA CRAYNE
MICKEY DARROUGH
KATHLEEN R DETERMANN
LEROY G DIRKS
JULIE DORN
RAYMOND EDMOND
DEAN ERICKSEN
LELA I ESSICK
GARY J FARLEY
DONNA I FLAMMANG
JUSTIN D GOETZ
JENNIFER GOODIER
SUZY K GORDON
JOHN T GRASER
SANDRA K GRASER
CHARLES D HAGEL
CONNIE HAGEY
LUCIEN HAMERNIK
SHARON R HANNEMAN
HARRIET HANSEN
CAROLYN L HANSON
ADRIAN HANSON SR
DON HARBECK
JOAN T HARBECK
GRACE M HAWKINS
GARY M HERBST
SARAH A HERWYNEN
MARY HUNT
CECILIA HUTTON
CHERI A JOSLIN
SANDRA ROSE KEANE
RAYMOND KEUCK
SALLY J KIMBALL
DORINDA M KLAPPRODT
DELPHINE (DEL) M KLINGENSMITH
KAREN A KOCH
PAMELA KRATZ
PHIL KRATZ
DONALD H KUMM
DONNA M KUMM
JILL LESLINE
MARY L LIAS
SHARON E LILLIE
MARY K LILLY
SUSAN L LYTTEN
ELAINE MAGSTADT
TERRY H MCARTHUR
MAXINE L MEIS
VIVIAN L MILLER
FRANKLIN L MORSE
RUSSELL E MOVALL
JOSEPH E NICOLAS
SANDRA NOREEN
ELAINE R O’SHAUGHNESSY
CANDIE PALACIO
MARY ANN PETTY
LEON H PFOTENHAUER
JACKIE J POZNANSKI
JOAN RATLEY
COLEEN CAROL REICH
LARRY ROWENHORST
MARYANN JOSEPHINE SCHMIDT
IONE H SCHRECK
GLENDA M SCHULZE
JOANNE SCOVILLE
NORBERT E SEEBACH
MARGARET L SOPOCI
JANICE E THOMAS
RALPH L THOMAS
CANDELARIO TOPETE
EMERITA TOPETE
LYNN A TOWNLEY
DIANA TWIDWELL
JIM W TYMKOWICZ
DAVID URBAN
LINDA URBAN
JAMES WAGNER
MARGARET JEAN WHITE
MIKE O WIGGS
LARRY K YARGER
RICHARD A ZOLNOSKY
Along with our program to print the names of members up for renewal, one of our Board members suggested encouraging members
to pay their dues before their due date to further save time and expense. Members that pay their dues one month before their due date,
will receive a coupon good for $1 to use in the Sit and Sip, or Stop & Shop or at the Friday Afternoon Dance. Thanks to all of you that
keep up your membership dues and pay your dues before reminders.
It’s time to renew your memberships ...Please stop in the Membership Office… I look forward to seeing you!
Bruce Fey, Membership Coordinator
PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC.
322 West Seventh Street • Sioux City, IA 51103 • 712-258-3388
October 2016
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CENTER STAGE TAPPERS
Merry Go Rounders
PENNY
BINGO
Have Tap Shoes – Will Travel
In case you haven’t noticed, the Center Stage Tappers are serious about tap dancing.
Logging many hours each week, practices every Monday, Tuesday and Friday, our
20-member troupe believes in the value music and dance play in the wellness of our
minds, bodies and perspectives.
The culmination of the group’s commitment came to fruition at the 2016 Fall
Follies. Essentially having prepped for this performance all year, they handily performed
complicated and entertaining routines to three tunes: “Teach the World to Sing”, “Dick’s
Polka” and “Travelin’ Man”.
The Tappers enjoy going out into the community, performing at nursing homes,
holiday parties, church luncheons and other community organizations. This past month,
they traveled to the Accura Nursing Home, where they entertained residents with their
numbers.
This dance group is for all ages of women and men. Anyone interested in becoming
a tapper should contact Jane Hunkins at the Center.
“Dancing is like dreaming with your feet!” ~Constanze
~ BJ Heitzman
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Improve Your Concentration
The Merry Go Rounders, our choreographed ballroom dancers, are learning a new
language – the language of round dancing or “Roundish” as some call it. Plain and simple
– round dancing is choreographed ballroom dancing. Like square dancing, it works your
mind, coordinating every step with verbal cues.
“One of the side benefits of round dancing is learning to follow verbal directions
or cues. This helps with concentration, which is good to learn at any age,” said Bruce
Hunkins, new to the Merry Go Rounders. “The most important benefits to joining are
the wonderful companionships and friendships you will develop.”
When you watch round dancers, the image of animated figurines twirling atop a
music box comes to mind. It’s a great way to fine-tune your ballroom dance skills.
If you are interested in joining the Merry Go Rounders, contact BJ
at the Center.
“Dance first. Think later. It’s the natural order.” ~Samuel Beckett
~ BJ Heitzman
EXPECT MORE AT LUKEN MEMORIALS
• Highest Quality Granite & Bronze Memorials
• Exceptional Design & Craftsmanship
• Competitive Prices
• Welcoming, Spacious Showroom
1315 Zenith Dr. • Sioux City, IA • 712-252-2772 • Visit www.lukenmemorials.com
Join Bingo and meet the twins!
Do you see the likeness-or shouldn’t
I ask?
Our annual Halloween potluck
(for Bingo players) will be on Tuesday,
October 18. Check out the food as
you play a game or two.
Ot her t ha n t he pot luck
information, this is all you need to
remember for October:
• Bingo on Tuesdays
& Thursdays
• 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
• 12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
• $.01 per card
(up to four cards)
• $1.00 per card on the first Tuesdays monthly
• $.25 per card on Thursdays
~Bill Merritt
Body & Frame
Repair
501 West 8th St.
(712) 255-7172
OCTOBER
May 2014 2016
June 2013
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
8:30 am Penny Bingo
9:00 am Senior Yoga
3
4
9:00 am Mexican Language/Culture
8:30 am Enhance Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
8:30 am Yoga with Amanda
9:30
am
Painting
Class Bingo
am Yoga
8:30
am Penny
8:30
am
Penny
Bingo
8:30 8:30
am Exercise
Plus 50with Suzi
10:00
am
Writing
9:00
amCreative
Senior
Yoga
8:30Poker
am Exercise Plus 50
9:00
am Senior
Yoga
9:30 am
9:30
amWalking
Painting Class
10:00
am
Off Pounds
9:30 9:30
am Beginning
am TapDuplicate
Class Bridge Class
9:30
am
Mexican
Language/Culture
10:00
am Creative
Writing
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
9:30 9:30
am Wiiam
Bowling
Wii Practice
9:30
am
Painting
Class
10:00
am
Walking
Off Pounds
12:00
pm
Tap
Practice
9:30 am Computer 1-on-1 (Pre-register)
10:15
am Belly
10:00
amDancing
Creative Writing
pm
Painting
Class
9:30 10:00
am Tap am
ClassKnitting & Crocheting 1:0010:45
am
Beginning
Tai Chi Class
amTai
Duplicate
10:00
am pm
Walking
9:45 11:30
am Review
Chi Class Bridge
1:0011:30
pm
Pitch
am-12:30
Lunch Off Pounds
10:0011:30
am Knitting
&
Crocheting
11:45
am
Adaptive
Aerobics
2:00
pm
Ping
Pong
am-12:30 pm Lunch
11:30 am-12:30 pm Lunch
9:00 am Chorus
9:00 am Intermediate Spanish
5
9:00 am Senior Yoga
8:30 am Enhance Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
8:30
am
Beading
9:309:00
am
Painting
ClassClass
am
Chorus
9:00
am
9:309:00
am
Novice
Dup. Yoga
Bridge
Game
am
YogaSenior
w/Dixie
of Recover
Health
9:00
am
Chorus
9:00
amChess
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
10:00
am
Group
9:30
amBeginner
Computer
1-on-1
(Pre-register/Pre-pay)
9:30
am
Painting
Class
10:00
am
Tap
Practice
9:30
am3am
Painting
Class
9:30
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
10:00
am
Mile
Walk
10:00 am Chess Group
10:00
am
Tap
10:15
amam
CNOS
Injury
10:00
SexyBeginner
&
Fit afterScreening
40 Practice
10:45
am
Guitar
10:30
amam
Talk
10:30
TalkShow
Show Practice
11:00
am
Group
“All
About
theDrama
Center
for Siouxland”
“Blue
Zones
Project
Overview”
12:30 pm Tap Class
~ Lori
Center
for
11:30
am-12:30
pmSiouxland
Lunch
10:45
am Scott,
Guitar
Practice
12:00
pm
Tap
Practice
12:30 pm Penny Bingo
10:45
Guitar
Practice
12:30
pm
Bridge
11:00
amam
Drama
Group
1:00
pm Painting
ClassInstr.
1:00
pm Balance
Class w/YMCA
11:30 am-12:30 pm Lunch
1:00
Class
11:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
1:00
pm Painting
Class
11:30
ampm
JamPainting
Session
1:00
pm Pitch
1:00
pm
Scrabble
12:00
pmpm
Choreographed
1:00 pm Pitch
12:30
Beginning
BridgeBallroom
2:00
pm Ping
Pong
1:00
pm
500
1:30
pm YMCA
Stepping
On Program (Pre-register) 12:30
1:00
pmBridge
Choreographed
Ballroom
pm
2:00
pm Ping
ColoringClass
Corner
2:00
pmPong
Choreographed Ballroom 1:001:00
pmpm
Painting
Painting Class
1:001:00
pmpm
Scrabble
1:00 pm Scrabble
1:001:00
pmpm
500
500
2:402:30
pmpm
1 Mile
Up
1 MileWalk
Walk Warm
Warm Up
Fitnesswith
with Kelly,
Kelly, sponsored
by by
3:003:00
pmpm
Fitness
sponsored
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of Northern Hills
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3
4
11:30 am Duplicate Bridge
12:15 pm Latin Dance Lessons
11:30 am-12:30pm Lunch
pm Ballroom Lessons
12:3012:45
pm Movie
“Miracles
in Heaven”
1:00
pm Movie
1:00 “Argo”
pm Mexican Train
1:00 pm Pinochle
pm Mah
1:00 1:00
pm American
MahJong
Jong
pm Pinochle
1:00 1:00
pm Woodcarving
2:00 1:00
pm Walking
Off Pounds
pm Woodcarving
2:30 2:00
pm Fitness
Kellywith Kelly
pm with
Fitness
5
6
8:30 am Yoga with Suzi
8:30 am Penny Bingo
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:00 am Senior Yoga
10
GRIEF SUPPORT PROGRAM 9:30
11 LUNCH & LEARN...PRE-REGISTER
9:00 am Wii Practice
9:00 am Mexican Language/Culture
8:30 am Enhance Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
8:30 am Yoga with Amanda
9:30 8:30
am Strength
Classwith Suzi
9:308:30
am
Painting
Class Bingo
am
Yoga
8:30
am Penny
am
Penny
Bingo
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:30
am
Tap
Class
10:00
am
Writing
9:00
amCreative
Senior
Yoga
8:30
am
Exercise
Plus
50
9:00
am Senior
Yoga
9:30 am Poker
9:30
amWalking
Painting Class
10:00
amBeginning
Knitting
&Class
Crocheting
10:00
am
Off Pounds
9:309:30
am
Bridge Class
am TapDuplicate
9:30
am
Mexican
Language/Culture
10:00
Creative Writing
11:30
amGrief
Duplicate
Bridge
10:30
amam
Crafts
9:309:30
am
Program
amSupport
Wii
Practice
9:30
Painting
Class
10:00
am am
Walking
Pounds
11:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
11:30
am-12:30
pmOff
Lunch
9:30 am
Wii Bowling
10:15
am Belly
Dancing
am Knitting
& Crocheting 12:00
10:00
am
Creative Writing
pmam
Tap
Practice
12:30
pmComputer
Movie
9:3010:00
am
1-on-1 (Pre-register)
10:30
Crafts
with Betty
am
Duplicate Bridge
10:00
am Class
Walking
Off Pounds
9:3011:30
am
Tap
Class
1:0010:45
pm
Painting
“Only
the
Lonely”
am
Beginning
Tai Chi Class
9:4511:30
am Review
TaiMah
Chi Class
am-12:30
Lunch
1:00
pm
American
JongLunch
1:0011:30
pm
Pitcham pm
am-12:30
pm
10:30
Crafts
10:00pm
amPinochle
Knitting & Crocheting
am
Adaptive
1:00
2:0011:45
pm
Ping
Pong Aerobics
11:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
1:00
pm Birthday Party
12:30 pm Tap Class
11:30pm
amWoodcarving
Duplicate Bridge
1:00
12:00
pm Bingo
Tap Practice
Entertainment
by Young at Heart 12:30
pm Penny
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
2:00 pm Fitness with Kelly
1:00 pm Balance Class w/YMCA Instr.
5
7
Thursday
Thursday
1
8:30 am Penny Bingo
8:45 am Beg. 1 Line Dance
9:00 am Walking Off Pounds
am Penny Bridge
Bingo
9:008:30
am
Beginning
8:30
am Penny
Bingo
am Beg.
1 Line Dance
9:308:45
am
Drum
8:45
amCircle
Beg. 1 Line Dance
am Yoga
9:459:00
am Beg.
2 Line Dance
9:00 am
Walking
Off Pounds
9:00
Beginning
10:00
amam
Library
Book Bridge
Club II (R. Chancey)
9:00
am
Beginning
9:30
am
Drum
Circle Bridge
10:00
am
Senior
Yoga
9:30
am
Drum
9:30
pm
Beginning
Bridge I (A. Ercolini)
10:00
am
Men’s
Club Circle
9:45
am
Beg.
2German
Line
Dance
9:45
am
Beg.
2 Line
Dance
10:00
am
Intermediate
10:00
am
Book
Club
10:00
am
Library
Book Club
11:00 am Beginning German
10:00
amam
Walking
offYoga
theGroup
Pounds
10:00
Senior
11:00
am
Sioux
City
History
10:00
amam
Men’s
ClubClub
11:00
am
Advanced
Line
Dance
10:00
Men’s
11:00
amam
Advanced
Line Dance
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
10:00
German
11:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
12:00
pm
Chinese
Classic
Mah
10:30
am Juggling
For Jong
Fun
12:30
pm
Canasta
12:30 pm
Canasta
11:00
am Advanced Line Dance
12:30
pm
Penny
Bingo
1:00 pm
Men’s
& Women’s
11:30
am-12:30
pm Social
LunchGroup
pm Woodcarving
1:0012:30
pm “Come
& Go” Bridge
1:00
CanastaBridge Class (D. Howard)
pmpm
Beginning
1:001:00
pm Inter.
Line Dance
1:00
“Come
& Go” Bridge
pmpm
Men’s
& Women’s
Social Group
1:001:00
pm
Woodcarving
1:00
Inter.
Dance
pmpm
Inter.
LineLine
Dance
1:001:00
pm
Bridge
Group
1:00
pm
Woodcarving
1:00
pm
Cribbage
1:00 pm Cribbage
pmpm
Ping
Pong Group
1:00
Bridge
2:002:00
pm
Ping
Pong
1:00
pm Cribbage
3:00 pm
Cribbage
Lessons
66
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12
15
13
8:30 am Yoga with Suzi
8:30 am Penny Bingo
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:00 am Senior Yoga
17
ORAL
HISTORIES
BCU...PRE-REGISTER
18Mexican Language/Culture
9:00 am Wii Practice
9:00 am
EnhanceClass
Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
8:30
am
Yoga
with
Amanda
9:30 am Strength Class
9:308:30
amam
Painting
17
am Yoga
with
8:30 8:30
am Exercise
Plus 50
Suzi
18
8:30
8:30
am Penny
am Penny
Bingo
Bingo
12
14
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(712)
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Friday
Friday
2
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:30 am Fitness w/Dixie of Northern Hills
7
10:00 am Beginners Ping Pong
8:30
amPractice
Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
10:008:30
am Wii
amEnhance
Exercise
Plus 50
8:30
am Exercise
Plus 50Luke’s
10:009:30
am Blood
Pressures/St.
am
Fitness
9:30
am Wii Bowling
10:309:30
am Women’s
Pool
Shooting
Class
amMixed
Wii Practice
am
Media Art Class/Vivian Miller
11:30 9:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
am
Blood
Luke’s
9:30
am
Fitness
w/Pressures/St.
Dixie of Recover
Health
12:0010:00
pm Basic
Tap
10:00
am
Luke’s
amBlood
Beginners
Ping Pong
12:0010:00
pm Bridge
GroupPressures/St.
10:30
amCraft
Women’s
Pool Shooting
Class
10:30
am
PoolTime
Shooting
For Women
1:00 pm
Open
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
1:00 pm
Bridge
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
12:00
Basic Tap
1:00 pm
500pm
12:00
pm Basic Tap
12:00
pm Bridge Group
1:00 pm
Scrabble
12:00
pm
Bridge Group
12:30
pm Open
1:00 pm
Friday
DanceCraft Time
1:00
pmBridge
Open
Craft Time
1:00 pm
Jerry O’Dell &
1:00
pm
500
1:00
pm
BridgeFlavor
& 500
His
Country
Band
1:00 pm
Dance
1:00
pmFriday
Scrabble
“Double
1:00
pmTake”
Friday Dance
7
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FREE DANCE SPONSORED BY
Jerry
O’Dell
&
BRIAR CLIFF
UNIVERSITY
MULTICULTURAL
&
Country
Flavor Band
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
2:00 pm Ping Pong
8:30 am Penny Bingo
8:45 am Beg. 1 Line Dance
9:00 am Walking Off Pounds
am Penny Bridge
Bingo
9:008:30
am
Beginning
8:30
am Penny
Bingo
am Beg.
1 Line Dance
9:308:45
am
Drum
Circle
8:45
am
Beg.
1 Line Dance
am Yoga
9:459:00
am Beg.
2 Line Dance
9:00 am
Walking
Off Pounds
9:00
Beginning
10:00
amam
Senior
Yoga Bridge II (R. Chancey)
9:00Men’s
am
Beginning
9:30
Drum
Circle Bridge
10:00
amam
Club
9:30
am
Drum Circle
9:30
pm
Beginning
Bridge I (A. Ercolini)
10:00
am
Intermediate
German
9:45
am
Beg.
2 Line
Dance
9:45
am
Beg.
2 Line
Dance
11:00
am
Beginning
German
10:00
Senior
10:00
amam
Walking
offYoga
theGroup
Pounds
11:00
am
Sioux
City
History
10:00
amam
Men’s
ClubClub
10:00
Men’s
11:00
am
Advanced
Line
Dance
11:00
amam
Advanced
Line Dance
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
10:00
German
11:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
12:00
pm
Chinese
Classic
Mah
10:30
am Juggling
For Jong
Fun
12:30
pm
Canasta
12:30 pm
Canasta
11:00
am Advanced Line Dance
pm Penny
Bingo Social Group
1:0012:30
pm
Men’s
&
Women’s
11:30 am-12:30 pm Lunch
pm Woodcarving
1:0012:30
pm
Inter.
Dance
1:00
pmLine
Canasta
pm Beginning Bridge Class (D. Howard)
1:001:00
pm Woodcarving
1:00
pm
Inter.
Line Dance
pm Men’s
& Women’s
Social Group
1:001:00
pm Bridge
Group
1:00
Woodcarving
pmpm
Inter.
Line Dance
1:001:00
pm
Cribbage
1:00
pm
Bridge
Group
1:00
pm
Cribbage
2:00 pm Ping Pong
1:00
pm
Cribbage
pm
Ping
Pong
3:002:00
pm
Cribbage
Lessons
11
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Calendar
Activity
Calendar
Activity
Calendar
Questions?
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Thursday
9:00 am Chorus
9:00 am Intermediate Spanish
12
9:00 am Senior Yoga
8:30 am Enhance Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
8:30
am
Beading Class
9:309:00
am
Painting
am
Chorus Class
9:00
am
9:309:00
am
Novice
Dup. Yoga
Bridge
Game
am
YogaSenior
w/Dixie
of Recover
Health
9:00
am
Chorus
9:00
amChess
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
10:00
am
Group
9:30
amBeginner
Computer
1-on-1
(Pre-register/Pre-pay)
9:30
am
Painting
Class
10:00
am
Tap
Practice
9:30
am am
Painting
Class
9:30
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
10:45
am
Guitar
Practice
10:00 am Chess Group
10:00
am
Beginner
Tap Practice
11:00
amam
Drama
Group
10:00
Sexy &
Fit after 40
10:00
Mile
Walk
11:30
am-12:30
Lunch
10:30
am am
Talk3pm
Show
10:30
am Talk Show
“SHIIP
Information”
12:00
pm Choreographed
Ballroom
~ Tom
SHIIP Counselor
“How’s
Your Balance”
12:30
pm Hildebrand,
Bridge
10:45
am
Guitar
Practice
10:45
am Guitar
1:00 pm
Painting
ClassPractice
11:30 am-12:30 pm Lunch
11:00
am
Drama Group
1:0011:30
pm
Scrabble
am
Jam Session
1:00Line
pm BIRTHDAY
Dancers; PARTY
Hosted by Young at 1:00 pm Painting Class
11:30
pm Lunch
1:0012:30
pm
500am-12:30
1:00 pm Painting Class
pm
Beginning Bridge
Entertainment
Double Take
1:00
pm Pitch
Heart Lineby:Dancers
12:30
pm Bridge Ballroom
1:00
pm Pitch
1:00
pm Choreographed
Hosts: Scrapbooking Class & Wii Class
1:30
pm YMCA
Stepping
On Program (Pre-register)
1:00
pmpm
Coloring
1:00 of
pm
Jong
2:00
pm Ping
Pong
1:00
BibleCorner
Study
Volunteer
theMah
Month:
Suzanne Lundgren
2:00 pm Ping Pong
1:00
pmpm
Painting
Class Class
1:00
Painting
pm Pinochle
2:00 pm Choreographed Ballroom
1:00 1:00
pm Mexican
Train
1:00 pm Scrabble
1:00 pm Scrabble
1:00 1:00
pm Pinochle
pm Woodcarving
1:00 pm 500
1:00
500
1:00 2:30
pm American
Mah Jong
2:30
pmpm
1 Mile
Walk Warm Up
pm Super
Strong Seniors with
2:40
1 Mile
Walk sponsored
Warm Up
1:00 pm Woodcarving
3:00
pmpm
Fitness
with Kelly,
by
Kelly;
sponsored
by
StoneyBrook
The
Heritage
of Northern
Hills
2:30 pm Fitness with Kelly
3:00
pm Fitness
with
Kelly, sponsored by
Suites
StoneyBrook Suites
10
Siouxland
Center
Siouxland
Center
Siouxland
Center
for
Active
Generations
Active
Generations
for for
Active
Generations
13
13
9
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:30 am Fitness w/Dixie of Northern Hills
14
10:00 am Beginners Ping Pong
8:30
amPractice
Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
10:008:30
am Wii
amEnhance
Exercise
Plus 50
8:30
am Exercise
Plus 50
10:009:30
am Blood
Pressures/Mercy
am
Fitness
9:30
am
Wii
Bowling
10:309:30
am Women’s
Shooting Class
amMixed
Wii Pool
Practice
am
Media Art Class/Vivian Miller
11:30 9:30
am-12:30
pm Lunch
10:00
am
Blood
Pressures/Mercy
9:30
am
Fitness
w/Dixie
of Recover Health
12:00 pm Basic Tap
10:00
am
amBlood
Beginners
Ping Pong
12:0010:00
pm Bridge
GroupPressures/Mercy
10:30
amCraft
Women’s
Pool Shooting
Class
10:30
am
PoolTime
Shooting
For Women
1:00 pm
Open
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
1:00 pm
Bridge
12:00
Basic Tap
1:00 pm
500pm
12:00
pm Basic Tap
12:00
pm Bridge Group
1:00 pm
Scrabble
12:00
pmOpen
Bridge Group
12:30
pm
1:00 pm
Friday
DanceCraft Time
1:00
pmBridge
Open
Craft Time
1:00 pm
Country Brew
1:00 pm
1:00
pm500
Bridge & 500
1:00 pm
Dance
1:00
pmFriday
Scrabble
“Country
Brew” Dance
1:00
pm Friday
14
Terry & Three on the Road
2:00 pm Ping Pong
16
8:30 am Penny Bingo
9:00 am Chorus
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
8:45 am Beg. 1 Line Dance
9:00 am Intermediate Spanish
9:30 am Fitness w/Dixie of Northern Hills
19
SATELLITE
VOTING
8:30
A.M.-6:00
P.M.
20
SATELLITE
VOTING
8:30
A.M.-6:00
P.M.
SATELLITE
VOTING
9:00
am
Walking
Off
Pounds
9:00 am Senior Yoga
am Beginners
Ping
Pong 8:30 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
BREAKFAST
8:00-9:00 10:00 21
9:00
am
Beginning
Bridge
8:30
am
Enhance
Fitness
w/YMCA
Instr.
8:30
am
Penny
Bingo
amPractice
Enhance Fitness w/YMCA Instr.
9:30 am Painting Class
10:00 8:30
am Wii
8:30
Beading Class
8:30
Penny
9:00
am am
Chorus
8:30 am Exercise Plus 50
9:308:45
am
Drum
Circle
amam
Beg.
1 LineBingo
Dance
19
20
21
9:30 am Tap Class
9:30 am
8:30
am Exercise
Plus 50
10:00
amPoker
Knitting
& Crocheting
9:30 am Beginning
am TapDuplicate
Class Bridge Class
11:309:30
am Duplicate
Bridge
9:30 am Wii Bowling
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
am Wii
Practice
9:30 9:30
am
Computer
1-on-1
(Pre-register)
1:00
pmTap
Birthday
Party & Crocheting
am
9:30 10:00
am
ClassKnitting
Entertainment
by
Curtains
Up Drama;
9:45 11:30
am Review
Chi Class Bridge
amTai
Duplicate
Hosted
the Woodcarvers
10:00 ambyKnitting
& Crocheting
11:30
am-12:30
pm
Lunch
1:00
Mah Jong
11:30pm
am American
Duplicate Bridge
pm Latin
11:3012:15
am-12:30pm
LunchDance Lessons
1:00
pm
Pinochle
12:3012:45
pmWoodcarving
Movie
pm Ballroom Lessons
1:00
pm
2:30 1:00
pm“Concussion”
Super
pm Strong
MovieSeniors with
1:00
pm
Mexican
Train
Kelly;
sponsored
by StoneyBrook Suites
“Pitch
Perfect”
10:00
am
Creative
Writing
9:00
am Senior
Yoga
9:00
am Senior
Yoga
10:00
am
Off Pounds
9:30
amWalking
Painting Class
9:30
Mexican
11:30
am-12:30
pmWriting
Lunch Language/Culture
10:00
am am
Creative
10:00
Walking
Off Pounds
12:00
pmam
Tap
Practice
9:30
am
Painting
Class
am
Belly Dancing
1:0010:15
pm
Painting
10:00
am Class
Creative
Writing
10:45
am Beginning
Tai Chi Class
1:0011:30
pm
Pitcham pm
am-12:30
Lunch Off Pounds
10:00
Walking
2:0011:45
pm am
Ping
Pong Aerobics
Adaptive
9:309:00
am
Novice
Dup. Bridge
Game
am am
YogaSenior
w/DixieYoga
of Recover Health
9:00
8:45
Beg.Dance
1 Line Dance
9:459:00
am
Beg.
2 Line
amam
Yoga
10:00
am
Group
9:00
amChess
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
9:00
am
Chorus
10:00
am
9:00
Library
am
Walking
Book Bridge
Club
Off Pounds
9:00
am
Beginning
II (R. Chancey)
10:00
am
Beginner
Tap
Practice
9:30
am
Computer
1-on-1
(Pre-register/Pre-pay)
10:00
am
Senior
Yoga
9:30 am Painting Class
9:00
Beginning
9:30
amam
Drum
Circle Bridge
9:30
amTalk
Painting
Class
10:30
am
Show
10:00
am
Men’s
Club
9:30
pm
Beginning
Bridge
9:30
Novice
Dup. Bridge Game
9:30 am Drum Circle I (A. Ercolini)
10:00
amam
Chess
Group
“What
the
YMCA
Can Do For
You”
10:00
am
Intermediate
9:45
am
Beg.
2 Line
Dance
10:00
9:45
am
Beg.
2German
Line
Dance
10:00
am am
SexyBeginner
& Fit afterTap
40 Practice
10:45
amam
Guitar
Practice
11:00
am
Beginning
German
10:00
amam
Walking
offYoga
the Pounds
10:30
Talk3Show
10:00
am
Mile Walk
10:00
Senior
11:00
am Drama
Group
11:00
am Sioux
City Club
History Group
10:00
am
Men’s
“Cider
&
Pumpkin
Painting
with
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Vegetable
Dessert
Vegetable
Cupcake
Cookie
Dessert
Dessert
or
Chicken Breast
BBQ Pork/Bun
RoastPotatoes
Beef
Fried
Each
meal includes
Mashed
Potatoes/Gravy
Green
Beans
lettuce
Vegetable and deli salads,
Cupcake
Dessert
fruit, dessert and milk.
NOVEMBER 4
Ham
Mashed Potatoes/Gravy
Vegetable
Dessert
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Michael Sloniker,
AU.M.S.,
D. CCC-A
M.S., CCC-A
2916
Blvd.
2916
Hamilton
2916Hamilton
Hamilton
Blvd.
(712) 258-3332
(712)
Blvd.
Kathy
Rizk,Kathy Rizk,
Michael
Sloniker,
M.S., CCC-A
M.S., CCC-A
258-3332
(712) 258-3332
www.siouxlandhearing.com
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(712) 258-3332
pleased to announce a classified
section in our Sunshine News. If you
have something to sell...you can now
place an ad in the Sunshine News. Ad
prices are $5 per month. Please contact
Bruce in the Membership Office with
questions or to place an ad.
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Stop & Shop
GIFT SHOP!
Here’s what’s new for fall in
the gift shop…wreaths to decorate,
framed pictures, and cookie tins.
Just take a minute to look around,
you will always find something new
and different.
We are also collecting socks and
gloves for the homeless, as winter
is just around the corner. A small
donation can make a big difference
in the life of someone in need.
~Miriam Clayton
Wednesday Morning
Talk Show Programs
at 10:30 A.M.
Wednesday, October 5
“ALL ABOUT THE CENTER
FOR SIOUXLAND”
Speaker: Lori Scott,
Credit/Housing Counselor,
Center for Siouxland
Wednesday, October 12
“SHIIP INFORMATION”
Speaker: Tom Hildebrand,
SHIIP Counselor, Siouxland Center
for Active Generations
Wednesday, October 19
Scheduled
Lunch & Learn
Kevin Benson of Sanford Female
Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive
Surgery will be hosting a Lunch and
Learn with a Q & A time to follow.
This will be hosted at the Siouxland
Center for Active Generations on
Tuesday, October 11, at 11:30 a.m.
If you are a woman who suffers
with bladder problems, his talk will
include information about treatment options for symptoms such
as: leakage of urine, urinary tract
infections, urination problems,
and fecal incontinence. Dr. Kevin
Benson, MD, MS, FACOG is Board
Certified: Female Pelvic Medicine.
To schedule for the Lunch &
Learn please call the Center at
(712) 255-1729 and give them your
name & phone number.
“CIDER & PUMPKIN
PAINTING WITH ACCURA”
Speaker: Amanda Clinton,
Activity Director,
Accura Healthcare of Sioux City
Wednesday, October 26
“THE ADVANTAGES OF AN
INDEPENDENT AGENT”
Speaker: Mark Lorenzen,
Independent Agent
Sponsored
Dance
Students in the Briar Cliff University
Multicultural and International
Programs will be sponsoring the
dance on Friday, October 7. Double
Take will be playing for this FREE
dance at 1:00 p.m.
Professor
Jay Rhodes and his students plan
on
attending
the dance as
well, so save
a dance for
them
and
possibly
you
can
teach each
other a few
dance steps!
Thanks BCU!
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October 2016
Chorus News
Jam Session News
With the (early) Fall Follies behind us, the Chorus will be able to have a few
sing-outs throughout the rest of the year. We will also be practicing our music
for the Center’s Christmas Party (December 5), and then we will be able to take
a few winter months off.
We especially want to thank Assorted Parts (barbershop quartet) who joined
us in the Follies again this year-which was greatly appreciated! We enjoyed their
songs so much and were happy to overhear their comments regarding ‘enjoying
the Follies’ and ‘it’s a fun day’. This gives us hope that they will sing with us again!
Amen to their comments-we too love the Follies!
~ Virginia Livermore
I participate in as many of the
musical activities as I can in order to
give smiles and get others involved.
Sometimes I may play out of key, forget
the lyrics, or mess up the timing. The
Jam Session is not about being perfect;
it’s about learning, having fun, and
sharing with others…let us share with
you!
~Pinky Catron, The Smile Maker
Young at Heart
Line Dancers
Library
Notes
Our Book Club will meet Thursday, October 6, at 10:00 a.m.in the library.
We are reading The Walk by Richard Paul Evans. Keep in mind, we welcome
your book suggestions as well.
Our fall library display is scarecrows. Please come in and take a peek. You
may add to the display for the remainder of the season if you wish.
We had Nicholas Sparks’ most recent book donated to us. I’ve been told
you can’t lay his book, See Me, down for long! As for me…I’m still reading and
enjoying the Sandra Dallas collection.
See you in the library.
*Visit the Book Sale on Tuesday, November 8.
~Helen Eriksen
Gosh, here we are into September,
summer is over, and the (ever popular)
Follies are behind us until next year.
Why are the Follies so successful you
ask…because we have so many talented
people working so hard, sharing the
common goal of a “better than ever”
program! I am so proud that three of
our newer dancers performed one dance
with us and were in the front row. Good
for them!
To celebrate and say “thank you”
to everyone, for all of their hard work
and extra hours put in for practicing
and perfecting the dances, we hosted a
salad and dessert luncheon on Thursday,
September 15. This gave us a good
chance to relax, visit, and enjoy each
other before we start the new dances.
Now is a good time for any interested
members to join the line dancers, as we
begin another fun- filled year!
~Sally Kimball
1431
OPEN DOOR
CHAPEL
Pleasant and Affordable Housing Communities for Elderly and Disabled
Pastors
Mike & Judy Smith
601 Floyd Blvd. • Sioux City, IA
712-258-9248
SERVICES:
Sunday 10:45 am
ADULT BIBLE STUDY:
Thursday 6:30 pm - 8 pm
October 2016
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C O F F E E
With Labor Day over
and golf winding down, I
must get back into the “soup
groove”! You can expect a hot bowl
of soup once October 6 arrives, but
I will not let you know what
kind yet--mostly because I don’t
know for sure!
I am planning on a November
8 bake sale this year. In the past, bake
sales have brought in good money to
S H O P
the Center, and I hope
for the same this fall.
I would appreciate
donations of flour or sugar
(as in the past) to offset
expenses.
I thank you, our
patrons, for another good
month of sales in the coffee shop.
Thanks too, to the “worker bees”!
~ Marilyn Haller
Computer Classes
Our computer instructor, Kristina Yezdimer, offers One-on-One Computer
Classes on Mondays and Wednesdays. These are one hour sessions at a cost of
$10.00 per person (for members). To schedule for the 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.
class time call the Center at (712) 255-1729. We require all classes be prepaid.
Thanks to Kristina for her continued support of the Siouxland Center for
Active Generations.
October Facts
1. The birthstones for October are
the tourmaline and the opal.
2. On October 1, 1896, free rural
delivery of mail started in the
United States.
3. On October 12, 1492,
Christopher Columbus landed
in America.
4. On October 31, 1864, Nevada
became the 36th state of the
UnitedStates.
5. National Cookie Month
6. National Chili Month
7. National Pizza Month
“Hearing Better Now”
An elderly man was having hearing problems and went to see a
specialist. The doctor fitted him with some hearing aids that brought his
hearing back to full strength.
After a few weeks the man came back to make sure the new
equipment was working properly, which it was.
The hearing specialist said, “It all seems perfect. Your family should be
delighted you can hear everything now.”
“Oh no,” the man responded, “I haven’t told any of them. I just sit
quietly, listening carefully. I’ve changed my will four times!”
(found on the internet)
Saving Your Heart
So You Can Follow It
unitypoint.org
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NO JOB TOO LARGE
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Oc t ober
Joke
An elderly couple at dinner at another
couple’s house had finished eating,
when their wives left the table, and
went into the kitchen. The two
gentlemen were talking, and one said,
“Last night we went out to a new
restaurant and it was really great. I
would recommend it very highly.”
The other man said, “What is the
name of the restaurant?”
The first man thought and
thought and finally said, “What is
the name of that flower you give to
someone you love? You know... the
one that’s red and has thorns.”
“Do you mean a rose?”
“Yes, that’s the one,” replied the
man.
He then turned towards the
kitchen and yelled, “Rose, what’s the
name of that restaurant we went to
last night?”
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October 2016
Active
Generations
Wants YOU!
ATTENTION VETERANS
This is to inform Veterans of Woodbury County and their legal dependents of available benefits. Our office
is required by Iowa Code and funded by Woodbury County. We are tasked with assisting eligible Woodbury
County Veterans to obtain and maintain Federal, State and County Veterans’ benefits. These include, but are
not limited to:
Disability Compensation – available to a Veteran whose medical condition was caused or aggravated by
military service. Claims must be supported by medical evidence. This may include presumptive conditions,
such as those considered due to Agent Orange exposure.
DIC (Dependency and Indemnity Compensation) – paid to survivors of Veterans whose death was
service-related.
Non-service Connected Disability Pension – paid to wartime Veterans, with limited income and assets, who
are permanently and totally disabled, not due to a service related condition.
Death Pension – paid to survivors of wartime Veterans with limited income and assets.
VA Healthcare – provided to eligible Veterans who enroll. Enrollment is currently limited, depending on
income and priority groups.
Other Federal Benefits: obtaining discharges, education, home loan certificates and more.
Iowa Benefits: Iowa Veterans Home, Iowa Veterans Cemetery, Injured Veterans Grant, Homeownership
Assistance, Lifetime Hunting/Fishing License (for service-connected Veterans and former POWs), Veterans
Trust Fund, Veterans Designation on Driver’s License and more.
Woodbury County: transportation to Sioux Falls VAMC, Property Tax Exemption, Veterans’ Day Ceremony
and more.
Contact us to schedule an appointment regarding the above or any other Veterans’ concern.
Woodbury County
Commission of Veteran Affairs
Danielle Dempster, CVSO/Director
712-279-6605/279-6606
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So many members are already
involved with Active Generations in
many, many ways. But here’s another
way to help. We are creating a bank of
trusty volunteers with specific skills and
talents.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Are you handy with small repairs?
What about small plumbing jobs?
Do you know how to use a floor
buffer? Carpet shampooer?
Are you willing to help weed the
always-growing front garden?
Do you have a truck that could be
used for deliveries? What about
specific tools to loan short-term?
Would you be willing to help paint
walls? Decorate for special events?
Can you make yourself available at
designated times to demonstrate
Fitness Room equipment?
These are just some of the activities
for which we can use help. You may be
able to think of plenty more. We’d love
to build up a list of folks the Center can
call with specific asks. You might not be
available, and we sure understand that,
but it’d be nice to have a list of people we
can call.
So whether you want to be listed as
an “on-call” Library Aide or the go-to
person for replacing toilet tank levers, let
us know you’re out there!
“A Step Beyond”
Christy-Smith Funeral Home
After Care Support
Christy-Smith Funeral Home offers
a step beyond support group. The 2nd
Tuesday of each month (learn, laugh
and live life again) following a loss. No fee.
For more information call 276-7319.
1819 Morningside Ave., Sioux City.
October 2016
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
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NEW MEMBERS
Donna Allen
Lola Balstad
1 Mike Beeson, Deon Knapp,
Rick Borg
2 Dale Anderson, Rosalie Marie
Hansen, Gloria Ryan, Mary C
Smith, Jim Moyle
3 Phyllis Banta
4 Pat Barrett, Bob Sorensen, Jane
Morrisey, Patricia Calvillo,
Raymond Becker,
Raymond Schroer
5 FRANCIS FOLEY, Virginia
Feenstra, Robert Kamp, Maria
Timothy, JULIE SEMPLE, Alfred
Zaleta, Judy Streeter,
Beverly Sorensen
6 James Brandt, Orline Herbst,
Carole J Perrin, Angela Storm,
Judy Walker, Dennis Binder Sr.
7 Mary Johnson
8 Linda Camarigg,
Barbara McKenney
9 Myrna Hodges, Patty Richter,
Justin Plum
10
11Jean Groves, Eddie Tudehope
12Delores Davis, Mary Forney,
Phebe Treiber, Diana Twidwell,
Julie Dorn
13Jeffrey Weldon, Lee Chamberlain
14Hope Benton, Judith Crane, Allen
Oster, Marge Moos, Roy Sampson
15
16Jerry Crossland, Elwin Loker,
Sharen Stewart
17David Smith, Donna Kumm
18GILBERT PERSINGER
19Harvey Viken
20
21Diana Howard, VELURA
STILWELL, Kathleen Wilke
22Kenneth Fredrickson, Frank
Gruenzner, Diana Hejhal,
Sophie Milbrodt
23Verna Welte, Lila Henke, Claire
Miethke, Roberta Rozell, Edna
Wilson, Shirley Nichols,
Lee Brennan
24Elizabeth Blachnik, Susan
Cummings, Tom Montang,
William H Thompson,
Lorraine Groves
25Portia Bruning, Jerry Thompson
26Luanne Bowman, Sarah Imig,
Nancy Nelson, Judith Schutt,
Jill Brouwer
27David Somsky, Saundra Berger,
Michelle Eye
28Carroll Baker, Nancy Lake,
Kathleen Hawkins
29Gary Swaney, Dean England, Dee
Richter, John Rosener, Joan
Trometer, Jim Tymkowicz
30Jennifer Goodier,
Margaret Jean White
31Jackie Busch, Judy Cowley, Earl
Oleson, Kris Kruithoff,
Lorraine Jaminet
October Birthday Party at 1 p.m.
Our monthly birthday party will be held Monday, October 10, in the Multi-Purpose
Room. It will be hosted by the Scrapbooking Group & Wii Group, entertainment
provided by Double Take. Our Volunteer of the Month is Suzanne Lundgren. We
thank Regency Square Senior Living and Touchstone Living Center for providing the
refreshments, Iris Hammer of the Pastry Parlor for the Volunteer of the Month cake,
and Palmer Candy for the Volunteer of the Month gift certificate. We encourage and
invite ALL MEMBERS to attend!
Judy Barrett
Alice Britton
Richard Cook
Bruce Fey
Jay Gelfand
Kathleen Hawkins
Lorraine Jaminet
Robin Johnson
Marilyn Kilbride
Preston Nason
Elva Nottleman
Violet Pennell
Earl Price
Susan Sappingfield
Bertha Snyder
Jane Stevens
Mark Stevens
Stephen Vanderburgh
Linda Vandiver
Patty Vondrak
WE REMEMBER
Roger Leff
Maria Meyers
MEMORIALS
For: Roger Leff
Benita Leff
Irene Pyle
Marilyn Haller
For: Wally Sorenson
Beverly Sorenson
Meet & Greet
Tuesday, October 25, representatives
from AmeriHealth, Amerigroup Iowa,
Inc. and United Healthcare will be
available in the Multi-Purpose Room
between 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Stop in
to talk about Medicaid privatization in
general or to your insurance provider
specifically.
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October 2016
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• Membership at the Siouxland Center for
Active Generations is required to participate
in Center activities and programs.
• To participate in the Noon Meal Program
membership is not required.
• Payment for programs/classes is required at
the time of registration; space cannot be held
without payment.
• Waiting lists are taken for filled classes and
trips. You will be contacted ONLY if someone
cancels or another class is added.
• We can accept registrations by phone for
FREE classes and activities ONLY.
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• If a class, activity or trip is cancelled by a
Center staff member, a full refund will be
given to those who have registered.
• If a participant cancels a class or activity after
it begins, NO refund will be given. Please
keep this in mind when registering for classes
and activities. If you are unsure if a class is
appropriate for you, please contact a Center
staff member to answer any questions.
• If a member cancels their registration for a
trip, a full refund will only be given if the
Center is notified seven business days in
advance.
• Trips co-sponsored by the Center or booked
by other travel organizations may have different refund policies than those listed above.
Please check at the time of trip registration.
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