July 2014 News - SAGE of South Florida

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The SAGE
The Newsletter of SAGE of South Florida
July 2014
SAGE INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATION AT
LUNCH & LEARN
SATURDAY JULY 5TH
THE HERB SKOLNICK CENTER IN PALM AIRE
12:30PM
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MENU
COOKED TO PERFECTION HAMBURGERS ON TASTY ROLLS
ALL BEEF HOT DOGS ON A BUN
DELICIOUS POTATO SALAD
ZESTY COLE SLAW with PICKLES
ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS
DELICIOUS DESSERTS
PATRIOTIC SING-ALONG
AMERICAN HISTORY QUIZ
50/50 RAFFLE
SOCIALIZE AND CELEBRATE THE 4th on the 5th.
NO WEATHER WORRIES, NO MOSQUITOES,
EAT IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT.
INVITE FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY LUNCH PRICE $10 FOR MEMBERS & GUESTS.
PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AT 954-634-7219 BY THURSDAY, JULY 3RD.
S e nio r Ac t i o n i n a G a y E nv ir onment
SAGE Message Line - 954.634.7219 - www.sagewebsite.org
SAGE OF SOUTH FLORIDA, INC.
2040 N. Dixie Highway
Wilton Manors, FL 33305
Mailing Address:
SAGE of South Florida
PO Box 70516
Oakland Park, FL 33307
Message Line: 954.634.7219
All Copy Deadline: 8th of the Month
Advertising Deadline: 1st of the Month
Email to Editor: [email protected] attn: Editor
Website: www.sagewebsite.org
OFFICERS
PresidentKenneth Goodman
Vice President
Ron Catena
Secretary
Ann C. Smith
Assistant Secretary
Frank Piasecki
Treasurer
Inez Pasher
Assistant Treasurer
Allen Churchman
BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE
Carl Barton, John Chandler, John Harris, Gary Kempler
Gary “Lee” Lawson, Frank Piasecki, Richard Werner, Bruce Williams
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Advertising
Inez Pasher
Archivist
Hank Brooks
Book Club
Ruchard Hess (F)
Philip Collier (F)
Computer Club
Ken Goodman (F)
EducationGary Kempler
FundingUnassigned
Lunch and Learn
John Chandler w/ Leo Glickstein
Membership
Ann Smith (C)
Nancy Drennen
SAGE Co-Ed Discussion Group
Frank Piasecki
SAGE Camera Club
John Harris (C)
Sharron Demarest (F)
SAGE Men’s Drop-In
Ron Catena (C)
Bill Woodward (F)
Norm Peters (F)
Men’s Singles
John Chandler
Movie Club
Ken Lowery (F)
Carl M. Galli (F)
Newsletter Editor
Sharron Demarest
Associate Editor
Inez Pasher
Contributing Columnists
Deric Bownds, Ph.D
Carol Youngblood
Bruce Williams
Office Manager
Gary “Lee” Lawson
Pride Center (SAC) Liaisons
Carl Barton
Gary “Lee” Lawson
Bruce Williams
Public AffairsRon Catena
SAGE on the Border/Alternatives
Ann Smith (C)
Caroline Leto (F)
SAGE Women
Nancy Drennen
Jean Johnson (Advisory)
Social Activities
John G. Harris (CC)
Carl M. Galli (Advisory)
Support
Leo Glickstein
Godfrey Isaacs
Inez Pasher
Volunteer Coordinators
Frank Cavanaugh
Ken Moore
Newsletter Mailing & Lunch & Learn Set-Up
Les Oldenbusch (C)
Webmaster
Jay Brundage
Appearance of an advertisement in this newsletter does not constitute endorsement
by SAGE of South Florida, Inc. of the service being offered. We thank our advertisers
for helping us to pay for printing this newsletter.
SAGE Editorial Policy
SAGE welcomes contributors to this newsletter. An author may request their entry to be
“anonymous.” However, the submission as received by SAGE must be accompanied by the
full name and address of the author. Items will be published at our discretion. If we feel that we
cannot publish a submission anonymously, we will contact the author. We reserve the right to
edit items for size considerations, clarity or standards of decency.
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Cover Story: Celebrate the 4th on the 5th.
Masthead1
SAGE Mission Statement
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SAGE Advertising Policy1
SAGE Friendly Support
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Reminder from the Board
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SAGE Lunch & Learn
2
SAGE Members in Need 2
Sharing SAGE with Others
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SAGE Meetings3
SAGE Co-Ed Discussion Group
4
SAGE Camera Club4
Notes from the Men’s Drop-In
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SOBA Celebrates 5th Anniversary
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Social-Lites5
Annual SAGE Cruise6
SAGE Birthday Party/Holiday Bash
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See You at the Movies
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Milestones9
FRIENDLY SUPPORT PROGRAM
We’d like to think we are not merely fair weather friends, but people
who really care about our SAGE family. If you know of any SAGE
member who would appreciate a friendly call, is sick, in the hospital,
recently lost a loved one, or just needs a note of cheer, please contact:
For women –– Inez Pasher @ 954.563.2814.
For men –– Leo Glickstein @ 954.935.5799.
This is a SAGE sponsored activity.
SAGE MISSION STATEMENT
SAGE of South Florida is a non-profit organization for Senior action in
a Gay Environment to enrich the lives of the GLBT senior community
through membership inclusive of age, gender, race, nationality and
religion. We believe this can be accomplished by sponsoring social
alternatives To provide personal interaction, offering educational
opportunities to deal with the special needs of aging, and promoting
contact with the isolated and homebound persons of our community.
SAGE is also an advocate for the concerns and needs of the senior
community at large, providing referral information on community resources and promoting inter-generational communication in the GLBT
community. SAGE was founded in 1994 as a Florida “not for profit.”
Corporation. (Federal Tax-Exempt status of 501(c)3 allowing taxdeductible donations.)
Our monthly newsletter is partially underwritten by advertising revenue. We have a written
fee schedule for various sizes and number of months. An insert, instead of display advertising, is also available for business and organizations at a very reasonable rate. Contact
the SAGE office at 954.634.7219 or email at [email protected] for more information.
Appearance of an advertisement in this newsletter does not constitute endorsement by
SAGE of South Florida, Inc. of the service being offered. We thank our advertisers for
helping us pay for printing this newsletter. Do you have friends or family who own a business? Ask them to place an ad in THE SAGE. We appreciate our business supporters.
As members, let’s support them in return.
SAGE Message Line: 954.634.7219 — www.sagewebsite.org
SHARING SAGE WITH OTHERS
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Reconnecting with old friends and meeting new acquaintances
is a great part of the SAGE tradition. We invite you to share this
tradition by inviting someone new to SAGE to one of our many
SAGE-sponsored events. Share the camaraderie and support
found among SAGE members with others.
When you invite someone new to any SAGE-sponsored events
and that friend joins SAGE, he or she will become a SAGE of
South Florida member for the reduced fee of $25 for their first
year of membership.
SAGE MEMBERS IN NEED
Please contact the AADRC (Aging and Disability Resource Center)
@ 954.745.9779. It is a one-stop center for information and
referral services available to seniors and their care-givers in
our community.
REMINDER FROM THE BOARD
IF YOU RESERVE A PLACE AT THE ‘LUNCH & LEARN’ AND YOU
DO NOT ATTEND, YOU ARE STILL RESPONSIBLE TO SAGE FOR
PAYMENT. WE MUST GIVE THE CATERER AS EXACT A COUNT
AS POSSIBLE BASED ON YOUR RESERVATION. THE CATERER
MUST BE PAID WHETHER OR NOT YOU SHOW UP.
MONTHLY “LUNCH & LEARN”
12:30 PM, July 5, 2014
HERB SKOLNICK
COMMUNITY CENTER
800 S.W. 36th Avenue, Pompano Beach, FL
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED!!!!!!!!!!
Members with reservations: $10.00
All others: $10.00
Everyone Pays at the Door.
Doors Open at 12:00PM
If you arrive early, please make yourself comfortable
in the lobby and meet and mingle with other
SAGE members and their guests.
Reservations must be made by 12:30PM
on the Thursday preceding the Luncheon,
as the caterer must have the final count.
Please make reservations for the July
“Lunch & Learn” with the SAGE office
@ 954.634.7219.
MENU
See our front page for
our special July 5th menu.
Celebrate the 4th on the 5th
with your friends and family
at the annual SAGE 4th of July
Lunch & Learn.
July Speaker:
Because we are celebrating
the 4th on the 5th there will
not be a July speaker.
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The Daily SAGE
Mondays
Every Monday...11am
SAGE on the Border Co-ed/Alternatives
Volen Center in Boca Raton
Every Third Monday...4:15pm
See You at the Movies (Dinner to follow)
Pride Center
Every Fourth Monday...5:30pm
Men’s Singles Dinner
Tropics
Tuesdays
Every Second Tuesday...1pm
Camera Club Photo-Op
Meet at Pride Center
Wednesdays
Every Wednesday...1pm
Men’s Drop-In
Pride Center
Every Wednesday...4pm
Computer Club
Pride Center
Thursdays
First & Third Thursday...1pm
Co-Ed Discussion Group
Pride Center, Room 207
Second Thursday...1pm:
Women’s Luncheon
Golden Coral in Tamarac
Saturdays
First Saturday...9:30am
SAGE Board Meeting
Skolnick Center in Palm Aire
First Saturday...12:30pm
Lunch & Learn
Skolnick Center in Palm Aire
Second Saturday...11am
Book Club
Stonewall Library
Fourth Saturday...1pm
Camera Club
Pride Center
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SAGE COMPUTER CLUB
Ken Goodman
Do you want to catchup to your grandkids or sons and
daughters? Come and enjoy learning about technology at
the SAGE Computer Club. Would you like to feel more
confident when using your computer, smart phone, tablet,
or any other type of internet connected device? You
should come and join us at the SAGE Computer Club. Bring your
questions and problems and we will try to help you solve them. No
question is too basic, we want everybody to learn and become better
at using their devices.
The Computer Club meets every Wednesday at 4 pm for at least
an hour. Any new Computer related news is discussed, followed by
the issues you wish to bring or a current topic of interest. Bring your
questions and problems and we will try to help.
Also, if you wish, you can join us for dinner after the meeting at a
nearby reasonable gay friendly restaurant.
The meetings of the SAGE Computer Club are held at the Pride
Center facility on Dixie Highway Building A in the AV Room 206
on Wednesdays at 4PM. Call for directions if you need them at 954634-7219 or the Pride Center’s switchboard at 954.463.9005.
SAGE Women @ Golden Corral
Nancy Drennen
Where: Golden Corral.
7401 Commercial Blvd. Tamarac
Phone: 954.623.6400
When: Noon, 2nd Thursday of every month.
Call Nancy @ 954.741.1540 for reservations.
2014 Schedule: June 12, 2014
SAGE Book Club
Richard Hess & Philip Collier
When: July 12, 2014. 11AM
Where: Stonewall National Archives
All Readers are welcome. No reservation required.
Contact for information: Richard Hess, 954.568.1592 or
Philip Collier, 443.614.7135
SAGE MEN’S SINGLES GROUP
John Chandler
Are you a single man who enjoys the company of
other single men? If you do then we have an evening
for you. Every 4th Monday of every month, SAGE
Board member, John Chandler, co-ordinates cocktails
and dinner at Tropics restaurant in Wilton Manors.
Cocktails, lively conversation and flirting begin at 5:30.
At 6:30 the party moves into the dining room where we enjoy a terrific dinner followed by complementary coffee. Prices are reasonable and the food is always wonderful (as is the company).
We usually wear red shirts so we can all recognize each other.
Our next dinner will be held on Monday, July 28, 2014.
For reservations please contact John Chandler @ 954.933.2963
or e-mail @ [email protected] and don’t forget to wear your
red shirt!
Notes from the SAGE Co-Ed Discussion Group (at the pride center)
The LGBT friendly SAGE Co-Ed Discussion Group meets on
the first and third Thursdays of each month at 1 pm at the Pride
Center. The format for the group is one of questions/answers. The
group facilitator asks a question and participants respond.
When we are asked questions, we are often forced to consider situations in a different way or from the perspective of another person.
I find it amazing to hear the good ideas presented by others—often
very different from my own answer. Such an
approach can expand one’s thinking and that is usually a good thing!
Through conversation with other mature LGBT people we can get
to know some really fascinating individuals. Consider joining us to
hear what your peers have to say and they too can hear from you.
Our meeting dates for July are July 3 and July 17. Mark your calendars and plan to be there.
.
--Frank
Notes from the SAGE Camera Club
Attention all camera buffs! Your SAGE CAMERA CLUB will hold its next monthly meeting on Saturday, June 28th, at the Pride Center, at 1:00PM in Room 204. We will be discussing ALL THINGS CAMERA, sharing some of our favorite pictures, watching tutorials,
and just having FUN !!
The July Photo Op for the Camera Club will be held on July 8th at the world-famous Elbo Room on Ft. Lauderdale Beach. We will
meet at the Pride Center at 1:00 PM and carpool there. This should be an awesome opportunity to observe and capture the wild life of
southeast Florida in its natural(?) habitat.
The Camera Club Monthly Meeting for July will be held at the Pride Center at 1:00 PM on Saturday, July 26th. Bring your cameras and
favorite pictures and any questions to our meeting. SEE YOU THERE!!!
July 8th Photo Op (Elbo Room) Meet at Pride Center 1PM
Camera Club Meeting Pride Center, Room 206 1PM
July 26th --John
Notes from the Men’s Drop-In
Can you believe we are in the middle of another summer in south Florida? Do I hate the humidity, the fact
that our dear snowbird friends have left us here with
little or no traffic on the roads, immediate seating at our
favorite restaurants, quick check-out at the supermarket. However, at the SAGE Men’s Drop-In, while not always a full
house, we have enjoyed respectable attendance among the regulars
and a nice smattering of newcomers. Makes my heart sing.
While Dr. Norm Peters is once again taking the summer off from
his Drop-In moderator duties I have most weeks taken on the
job as moderator at least for the first hour and I can say with all
honesty find the job quite stimulating and challenging trying to
match wits with some of the brightest, well-rounded and interesting
guys. Keeps me on my toes. We usually discuss important events of
the day along with updates on recent or planned vacations, movie
reviews and a general sharing of events taking place in our lives.
No topic is out-of-bounds. However, with such a diverse group of
men the conversation is seldom boring and often very enlightening.
So if you would like to beat the summer doldrums come and join
us. We meet every Wednesday from 1-3pm at the comfortably airconditioned Pride Center. You will have the opportunity to learn of
upcoming events, including our monthly luncheon held on the first
Saturday of every month at the Herb Skolnick Center in Palm Aire.
SAGE also sponsors a monthly movie at the Pride Center free and
open to all members and non-members and our dear friend, John
Chandler, coordinates a single men’s dinner. Each month the new
and popular camera club under the leadership of John Harris and
our very well-attended computer club under the direction of our
very own president Ken Goodman meets.
You will never have to utter the words “boring summer” if you participate in all of the SAGE-sponsored activities. Meet new people
see old friends. The SAGE road is the road to fun activities with
cordial welcoming people making you feel welcome. Come join us.
--Ron
SAGE on the Border/Alternatives (SOBA) Celebrates Five Years
What a Swell Party it was! Five years and going strong! Jared did not disappoint. As
promised, he gave us a Party! Food & drink, desserts - but best of all we had our camaraderie.
And, we all came, despite the fact that it was pouring rain outside. We weren’t going to miss
what has become for all of us our Monday morning ritual – our “Alternatives” meeting, as we
affectionately call it, and as the Volen Center knows us by thanks to Jared Policano, Program
director at the Volen Center in Boca Raton.
We follow the guidelines laid out by Caroline Leto 5 years ago and they work. These guidelines have kept us (this little band of usually 18 women and men - equally divided) together
over these meaningful years. We have laughed frequently and shared out feelings and thoughts
that sometimes only our contemporaries would understand. We can always say what we want and we can sometimes even learn – how others are managing, what life was like for us individually way back when, what our hopes and plans are for the future.
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SAGE Social-Lites
John G. Harris
Your SAGE Social Committee will kick off
July with an extra-special Fourth of July patriotic Lunch & Learn at the Skolnick Center
on July 5th, 2014. Enjoy your friends and
family and loved ones on the 4th, and then
continue the weekend with a HUGE GALA
PARTY on the 5th. The Social Committee is
going all out to make this a fabulous event, as
there will be patriotic colors, flags, music, dinnerware, sing-alongs,
trivia questions, and just fun stuff to celebrate the 238th Anniversary of OUR COUNTRY! Catering for the inside PICNIC will
be our own Giacomo from Primavera Restaurant, who will lovingly prepare hot dogs, hamburgers, cole slaw, potato salad, soft
drinks, and a mystery dessert just for US ! No ants, no heat, no
rain, no mosquitoes GUARANTEED! Please join us on July 5th
at the Skolnick at the regular time for a fun-filled Celebration!
Also on the social agenda for July is Dinner at Christina Wan’s
Asian Restaurant. The festivities will begin at 6:00PM on Thursday, July 17th. This is a great venue, serving delicious food, and
a favorite with SAGE members. The Restaurant is located on
the northeast corner of U.S. 1 (Federal Highway) and N.E. 6th
Street, Ft. Lauderdale (in the Winn-Dixie Plaza).
Please join us for these great events, both for the food and the
great camaraderie. SEE YOU THERE !!!
This is a SAGE sponsored event.
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We thank Jared Policano for the idea of creating this group and printing an article about starting it in the Palm Beach Post 5 years ago,
Bruce Todres and Larry McNear for bringing the article to the attention of Ann Smith and Caroline Leto and to SAGE for joining in
this extraordinary adventure of having a Co-Ed Senior LGBT Discussion Group in a Straight Center. It has all worked out!
Today, Caroline continues to be our female facilitator and Frank Piasecki has joined her as the male facilitator. Backups for them
include Jean Arthurton and John Richardson. We look forward to the next five years.
--Ann Smith
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“What Cruise?”
The Halloween Cruise,
of course!!!
Time to get ready for this year’s SAGE Cruise!
Sail on Princess Cruise Lines Caribbean Princess
October 27th-November 1st, 2014.
Cruise leaves from Ft. Lauderdale with stops at Grand
Cayman and Cozumel and an on-board party Halloween night.
The party doesn’t quit until we dock in Ft. Lauderdale!!!
Contact Eric Muhlitner @ [email protected]
or by phone @ 855.280.5342 or 704.322.3677
Check out Eric’s website @ www.ericdavidtravel.com.
Look for further Cruise News and Updates in the newsletter as they become available.
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This year marks
SAGE of South Florida’s
20th birthday and the
SAGE board has decided to
make it a doozy!!! SAGE will host
a combination birthday party/
holiday party bash!!!
Venue, pricing and date and time
have yet to be determined but we
know the festivities will feature
a special menu, entertainment,
gifts, birthday cake, and lots of
surprises!!!
Keep Checking your SAGE newsletter
for more details.
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See You at the Movies
Ken Lowery and Carl M. Galli
The SAGE movie for July
will be shown on July 21st at
4:15pm at the Pride Center In
Room 204 on the second floor.
The movie will be What’s Up
Doc? a 1972 screwbal comedy film released by Warner
Bros., directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Barbra Streisand, Ryan O’Neal,
and Madeline Kahn in her
first feature film role (for
which she was nominated for a Golden Globe).
It was intended to pay homage to comedy films
of the 1930s, especially Bringing Up Baby, as
well as old Bugs Bunny cartoons.
The film was a success, and became the thirdhighest grossing film of 1972. The film won
the Writers Guild of America 1973 Best Comedy Written Directly for the Screen award for writers Buck Henry, David Newman and Robert Benton. It was placed at number 61 on the list
of 100 greatest comedies published by the American Film Institute.
With Howard Hawks’s Bringing Up Baby (1938) as his blueprint,
Peter Bogdanovich resurrected and paid homage to 1930s screwball
comedy in What’s Up, Doc? (1972). When wacky co-ed Judy Maxwell (Barbra Streisand, in the Katharine Hepburn part) spies nebbishy musicologist Howard Bannister (Ryan O’Neal in bespectacled Cary Grant mode) in a San Francisco hotel lobby, she decides
that Howard and his precious igneous rocks are right up her alley.
Too bad Howard already has a fiancée, the propriety-fixated Eunice
(Madeline Kahn in her film debut). Using all her arcane knowledge
from brief stays at numerous colleges, Judy tries to charm her way
to a $20,000 grant for Howard, and Howard himself, at a banquet with grantor Frederick Larrabee (Austin Pendleton). Things
get even more complicated the next day when Judy’s underwearfilled overnight bag gets mixed up with Howard’s rock bag, which
gets mixed up with Mrs. Van Hoskins’ bag of jewels, which gets
mixed up with Mr. Smith’s bag of top secret government papers.
All sides converge at Larrabee’s mod townhouse and the chase
begins. Retaining Hawks’ machine-gun pace (as well as the
sly pop culture referentiality of Billy Wilder),
Bogdanovich and writers Buck Henry, David
Newman, and Robert Benton updated the
opposites-attract screwball convention for contemporary times. O’Neal gently parodied not
only Grant but also his own Love Story (1970)
preppy, while Kahn represents stiff-wigged
1950s manners as opposed to Streisand’s longhaired, pants-wearing free spirit. The happy
ending, in which Cole Porter-belting youth
wins out over old manners, found favor with
audiences, as What’s Up, Doc? became one of
the most popular films of 1972, and the second
hit in a row for Bogdanovich after 1971’s The
Last Picture Show.
As usual we will be going to dinner following
the movie. We’ll announce the choice at the
close of the movie and ask for a show of hands
of those who would like to join the group.
Please help us by stacking your chairs against the walls. THANK YOU.
See you at the movie! (Note: The new time - 4:15PM.)
WYNMOOR COUNTRY CLUB
Hi, my name is Bonnie Berg. Please join
me for a tour of our amazing Country
Club Community in Coconut Creek
where we offer...
* 1 or 2 bdrm condos starting at $50k.
* Incredible 24/7 lifestyle including:
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* State of the Art theater facilities offering movies,
concerts, and live entertainment.
* Over 100 clubs for every interest including
crafters, book lovers, gardeners, sports fans
and more.
For a tour appointment call Bonnie Berg:
Phone: 954-969-9248
Cell phone: 305-978-2374
[email protected]
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SAGE BIRTHDAYS FOR THIS MONTH
The SAGE Board would like to acknowledge the following members whose birthdays are this month
as well as any other member whose birthday that we don’t have.
If, when you renewed your membership or became a new member you did not give us your birthday,
you may call the office and leave the information at 954.634.7219 or e-mail us @ [email protected].
First Name
Last Name
Birthday
DavidHill07/01
AllenBrown07/02
Donald L.Hutchins07/03
ValDeGroote07/04
GeraldHeineman07/04
James W.
Laird
07/04
RobinGross07/05
Robert
Kurtz
07/10
Robert L.Hubbard07/11
KennethGoodman07/12
Sylva
Lufkin
07/13
BrettPeeler07/13
First Name
Last Name
Birthday
ToniHerbert07/16
LindaSmith07/19
PaulFasana07/20
G. Lee
Adkins
07/21
Andrew (Andy)Masterson07/22
DavidTreece07/23
DominicDesantis07/24
Joe
Suplit
07/24
DavidGoldberger07/25
KenLowery07/25
DominicBisignano07/27
BillHirsch07/29
10 Year Anniversaries
New Members
First Name
Last Name
Date Joined
George
Castrataro
05/14
Daniel
Eisenberg
05/14
ErnestOlivas05/14
ElaineSilver05/14
First Name
Carlos A.
Last Name
Moran
SAGE Needs You!
Please Join or Renew Today.
NAME:
Birthday: Month
Date Joined
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ADDRESS:
CITY:STATE:ZIP:
TELEPHONE:
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E-MAIL:
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CIRCLE ONE: RENEWAL
NEW MEMBER
No
Please enclose a check in the amount of $35.00 made payable to SAGE OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Mail To: SAGE of South Florida, PO Box 70516, Oakland Park, FL 33307
Senior Action in a Gay Environment
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Quality Food at Affordable Prices
664 N Federal Hwy., Ft Lauderdale, Fl 33304
Show Us Your SAGE card and get a 20% discount!
954-527-0228
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SAGE Message Line - 954.634.7219 - www.sagewebsite.org
July 2014
SAGE @ Christina Wan’s
664 N. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale 33304
(Phone: 561.265.0122)
Thursday, July 17th, 6PM
6PM Cocktail Hour – Two-For-One Well Drinks or House Wine/ 7PM Dinner
Beginnings
Choice of Soup & Spring Roll
X
Choice of Entrees
Sweet & Sour Chicken
Beef & Broccoli w/ Snow Peas
Crystal Shrimp w/ Vegetables
Vegetable Lo Mein w/ Egg Noodles
All Entrees Served with Choice of White or Brown Rice
Dessert
Ice Cream
(Includes Hot Tea, Iced Tea, Soda)
Eat, Drink and be Merry @ Christina Wan’s
Members: $19
Non-Members $24
Dinner at Christina Wan’s
Paid Reservations must be received no later than 1PM, Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Members: $19 _____ Non-Members $24 _____ My Phone # ____________________________________________
Name: ________________________________ Entree Choice ____________________________________________
Mail with payment to: SAGE P.O.Box 70516 Oakland Park, FL 33307
Questions?: Call (954.634.7219)
This is a SAGE Sponsored Event
SAGE Activities Calendar
JULY 2014
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
2
3
4
5
12
1 PM Men’s Drop In @
Pride Center
4 PM COMPUTER
CLUB @ Pride Center
1–3PM SAGE Co-Ed
Discussion Group @
Pride Center Rm 207
Independence Day
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
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11AM - 1PM SAGE On
the Border Co-Ed /
Alternatives @ Volen
Center in Boca
11AM - 1PM SAGE On
the Border Co-Ed /
Center in Boca
1AM - 1PM SAGE On
the Border Co-Ed /
Center in Boca
4 PM SAGE Movie
“What’s Up Doc?” @
Pride Center - dinner
TBD
11AM - 1PM SAGE On
the Border Co-Ed /
Center in Boca
Men’s Singles DINNER
@ TROPICS - call John
C (954) 933-2963
SATURDAY
1
1PM Camera Club
Photo-Op Meet at Pride
Center no later than
1PM
Pride Center
4 PM COMPUTER
CLUB @ Pride Center
Pride Center
4 PM COMPUTER
CLUB @ Pride Center
Pride Center
4 PM COMPUTER CLUB
@ Pride Center
Pride Center
4 PM COMPUTER
CLUB @ Pride Center
12PM SAGE Women’s
Lunch @ Golden Corral
– Tamarac - call Nancy
for info (954) 741-1540
1–3PM SAGE Co-Ed
Discussion Group @
Pride Center Rm 207
6–8PM Dinner at
Christina Wan’s (see
flyer)
9:30AM Board Meeting
SKOLNICK Ctr.
Special 4th Celebration
LUNCH & LEARN 12:30
PM Call Office @ (954)
634-7219 for
reservation
11AM SAGE at
Stonewall – Book Club
@ Stonewall Library
Call Richard Hess 954568-1592 or Philip
Collier 443-614-7135
19
26
1PM Camera Club @
Pride Center
SAGE of South Florida, Inc.
PO Box 70516 Oakland Park, FL 33307
Tel: (954) 634-7219 [email protected]
SAVE the DATES:
Aug 19, 2014, Tuesday
Dinner at Mojo’s on US 1
Sept 25, 2014, Thursday
Anniversary Meet-Up at Lester’s Diner, Margate
Oct 27 – Nov 1, 2014
CANCELLED - SAGE Halloween Cruise on the Caribbean Princess - CANCELLED
Dec 14, 2014, Sunday
SAGE Anniversary/Holiday Gala at the Westin on Cypress Creek

July 2014 News - SAGE of South Florida

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