St. Clair Shores Senior Center For Active Adults

Center Hours
Monday - Thursday
7:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.
Friday
7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
See page 5 for details
See the office for information
Event Highlights
2
Activity Calendar
3
Be sure to pick up your community BBQ ticket $6, page 5.
A friendly reminder to check the status of your membership.
Current Events
Lifelong Learning
Cafe Menu
Wellness Classes
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6
Thank you for choosing the Senior Center for Active Adults
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9
Movies
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Travel
15
Social Groups
16
SCOTS/ Recycling
17
Membership
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Trivia & Games
19
St. Clair Shores Senior Center
For Active Adults
Find us on facebook: St. Clair Shores Senior Center (50+)
Although summer has just begun our team is hard at work to prepare for our Annual Apple Pie Fundraiser
and 3rd Annual Fall Harvest Festival which will be a “Made in Michigan” Market. This year we will host a two
day vendor show with a charity hockey game and beer tent. We are in the process of booking sought after
Metro Detroit bands to add to the festivities. Mark your calendars for Friday, September 20 (1-10:30 pm) and
Saturday, September 21 (10 am-10:30 pm). Of course our apple pies will be on sale those days as well.
At this time we are seeking pie partners. Our wish list consists of:
150 lbs. Of sugar
150 lbs. Of flour
3 lbs. Of cinnamon
300 gallon freezer bags (Ziplock© Bags)
300 Sandwich baggies (Ziplock © Bags)
NEW Apple Peelers
NEW Pairing Knives
We are also seeking 80 people to sponsor a case of apples. Each case is $25. There is an opportunity for
persons/companies to provide lunches for volunteers who are making the pies as well.
If you are interested in participating by donating anyone of the above items please drop off at the Senior
Center for Active Adults at 20000 Stephens (located next to the Civic Arena). Checks can be made out to:
SCOTS (Senior Center of the Shores).
In years past, we have been overwhelmed by the community’s generosity towards our Apple Pie Fundraiser.
We are confident that the generosity towards this fundraiser for our meal program will continue. Already we
have had multiple persons and companies step up to commit to this project. A humble heartfelt thank you to
GTJ and St. Clair Shores finest (Police and Fire) for stepping up to offer to raise monies by playing in a
charity hockey game. Thank you to Shorepointe Nursing Center, Henry Ford Health Systems, and Home
Instead who have also signed on to financially support this event to raise monies for our meal program.
Thank you never seems to be enough when so many generous people step up to help in times where our
programs seem to endure governmental cut backs. People coming together to help in times like these is
what makes St. Clair Shores so special. Thank you to all!
A special thank you extended to city administration, mayor and council for their constant support of the
programs and services at the center.
THANK YOU!
Acting City Manager- Mike Smith
St. Clair Shores Mayor-Kip Walby
Mayor Pro-Tem-Ronald Fredricks
Council members:
Candice Rusie
John Carron
Peter Rubino
Chris Vitale
Anthony Tiseo
Sue
July// August
July
August
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
-8:40Walking
-8:40Walking
-8:40Walking
-8:40Walking
-8:40Walking
-9:40Tape Exercise
-9:30Knitting/
Crochet
-9:40Tape Exercise
-9:40Tape Exercise
-9:00Sewing
-9:00Van Service
(Shop the
Shores)
-10:25Walking
-10:25Walking
-9:40Tape Exercise
-12:30Card Game
-12:30Bone Builders
-10:25Walking
-1:00Bridge Game
-1:45Line Dance
-12:30Mahjongg
-10:00Blood Pressure
-10:25Walking
-12:15Movie
-9:40Tape Exercise
-10:25Walking
-12:00Wood Carving
-12:30Chair Yoga
-5:30Boomer Body
Circuit
-1:45Line Dance
-6:30Wood Carving
-2:45Tai Chi
Dates to Remember
Scarlet O’Hatters Meeting at 1:00 p.m.
Independence Day
Domino’s 4:00 p.m.
Chair Yoga Begins *with required minimum of enrollment
Compassionate Friend’s Meeting 7:00 p.m.
Zumba Begins *with required minimum of enrollment
Domino’s 4:00 p.m.
Rybicki Travel Presentation 10:30 a.m.
Scarlet O’Hatters Meeting at 1:00 p.m.
Voting
Domino’s 4:00 p.m.
Compassionate Friend’s Meeting 7:00 p.m.
Flu Clinic 9:00 a.m.- NOON
Flu Clinic 9:00 a.m.- NOON
Community BBQ 4:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
Flu Clinic 9:00 a.m.- NOON
Domino’s 4:00 p.m.
Chair Yoga begins *with required minimum of enrollment
Flu Clinic 9:00- NOON
July
Looking for volunteers & pie partners (sponsor
cases of apples and lunches for volunteers)
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Back by popular demand...senior water
aerobics at the St. Clair Shores city pool,
located at 11 Mile and
Jefferson (behind the
library). Have your park
pass ready to show at the
gate.
(On-site where our famous Apple Pies will be sold)
REFLEXOLOGY
It’s More Than Just a Foot rub!
We are currently looking into starting a chair
pilates class at our center with an instructor
provided by Balance Pilates Studio and Spa in
St. Clair Shores but we need you!
Chair pilates for seniors is a
50-55min class, primarily done
seated with some standing.
The focus is on core stability &
control, and gentle way to
practice the pilates philosophy.
Pilates exercises are great
because they can be individualized & modified
for any limitation. "No pain & All Gain". One
example of how Pilates helps seniors is posture
and spine health. Over time, gravity
compresses the bones of our spine. Impact
from activity and long periods of sitting or
standing in life only multiplies gravity’s effects.
But Pilates works to lengthen all the connections
into the spine. It enhances the flexibility of back
muscles and focuses on fluid movement.
Posture is improved through a Pilates practice,
and seniors, who tend to “shrink” and
experience back problems with age, directly
benefit.
Interested in a gentle, non-invasive healing practice
to complement your current medical care? Need
relief from unexplained aches and pains?
Welcome to the very "hands-on" practice of Reflexology. Reflexology is the application of appropriate
pressure by thumbs and fingers to specific “reflex”
points and areas on the feet in order to improve the
recipient’s health.
These areas and reflex
points correspond to different
body organs and systems,
and pressing on them has a
beneficial effect on the body
and a person's general
health. For example, reflexo
logy holds that a specific spot in the arch of the foot
corresponds to the bladder point. When a reflexology practitioner uses thumbs or fingers to apply
appropriate pressure to this area, it affects bladder
functioning and encourages a return to normal functioning.
Appointments are: $20 for a 30 minute session
Call Barbara @ 586-381-0371
To schedule your appointment, or for more information.
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We are coming to that time of year in
which we need all the help we can get
baking 1,000 apple pies.
Baking experience is not required.
We will teach you all you have to know
about making a fresh homemade warm
apple pie.
Join us for our annual community BBQ.
Tickets are pre-sale $6 and
open to the public (all
ages). A great time for the
community to gather and
enjoy a wonderful BBQ
prepared by Chef Marti.
This wonderful time to
show off the center and
bring others who might
want to join. The menu
will consist of a trio meat
platter (slider, mini hot dog,
and chicken skewer, roasted
potatoes, baked beans, fruit,
corn on the cob and ice
cream bars).
We will begin peeling apples on
SUNDAY, September 15th.
We need volunteers for:
Peeling apples
Slicing apples
Making ingredient bags for the Pie Packets
Pie Packet Makers
Runners
Set-up Crew
Dishwashers
Cleaning Crew
Some of these positions are a one day
commitment. We appreciate any help you
can offer during apple pie week (the third
week in September)
Be sure to stick around for a weekend of
fun at our Made in Michigan Market.
Pharmacist Michael Zanoni from Rite Aid will
be offering flu clinics on
Pneumonia shots are
also offered. For those of you
wanting to get your shot(s), you will
need your insurance card and
medicare card plus your state
issued ID . These clinics will be
from 9:00 am-Noon depending on demand.
Have a question on your new gadget? Make
an appointment with Hugh Moore, a
computer technician with over 30 years of
experience.
Spots fill up fast!
Call today and make your appointment.
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These classes are for any dancer at
any dance level. Pick up your
dancing shoes and head over to the
center for a great time.
Lifelong Learning Corner
-it’s never too lateScarlet O’Hatters
Women’s Social Club
-All Are Welcome-
Wednesdays
Can’t quite understand your computer,
laptop, tablet, or digital camera? Have a
30 minute one-on-one class with an
experienced technician and get all your
questions answered. Hugh Moore has
over 30 years of experience as a computer
technician and loves to help you
understand all your computer and various
technologies have to offer. He will even
teach you with your own technology, just
bring in your laptop, digital camera, tablet,
etc. Desktop computers are available for
training. Appointments are limited and
scheduled on a first come first serve basis.
To schedule your appointment today,
please call our office. Appointments are
required.
The meetings are the first Monday of the
month and they are held at the Senior Center
at 1:00 p.m. The club supplies the dessert
and beverage. Bring your own sandwich.
The third Monday of each month we go out to
a restaurant the members select.
Membership is $2.00 per year and dues are
$1.00 per month which are collected at our
business meeting.
Next two meetings are 1:00 p.m.
Next regular meetings
July 1st
August 5th
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July
M
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W
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F
1
Turkey & Cheese
Bagel
2
Asian Chicken
Salad
3
4
5
Broccoli Salad
Jello
Fruit
Fruit
8
BBQ Pork
Sandwich
Coleslaw
Potatoes
Fruit
9
Birthday Lunch
Pork Chop
Potato
Vegetable
Applesauce
Dessert
15
Blueberry Pancakes
CENTER
Bacon
CLOSED
Yogurt
Fruit
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
AMERICA
No Lunch
CENTER
OPEN
10
11
12
Chicken Breast
Sandwich
Quina Salad
Fruit
Hamburger
Potato Salad
Baked Beans
Fruit
Spinach Cheese
Quiche
Salad
Fruit
16
17
18
19
Fish Sandwich
Coleslaw
Sweet Potato
Fruit
Italian Sausage Sub
W/ Peppers & onions
Pasta salad
Fruit
Baked Apple
Pancake
Ham
Yogurt
Fruit
Stuffed Cabbage
Mashed Potato
Peas
Fruit
Chicken Salad
Croissant
Orzo Salad
Fruit
22
23
24
25
26
Belgium Waffle
Sausage
Cottage Cheese
Peaches
Roast Beef/
Swiss Wrap
Potato
Green Bean Salad
Fruit
BBQ Chicken
Leg and Thigh
Baked Potato
Corn
Fruit
Hot Turkey
Sandwich
Mashed Potato
Peas
Fruit
Tuna Filled
Tomato
Pita Bread
Humus
Fruit
29
30
31
Veggie Burger
Sweet Potato
Bean Salad
Fruit
Pizza Calzone
Salad
Fruit
Lemon Chicken
Rice Pilaf
Green beans
Fruit
Bring a friend and enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Chef Marti!
It is a suggested donation of $4.00 (Age 60+) and $5.00 (under 60).
Our kitchen is open Monday thru Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Please sign up at least one day in advance.
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August
M
T
W
T
F
1
2
Spinach Pie
Greek Salad
Pita Bread
Fruit
Ham & Asparagus
Quiche
Salad
Fruit
5
6
7
8
9
Breakfast Sandwich
Hashbrowns
Fruit
NO LUNCH
Turkey & Cheddar
Wrap
Pasta Salad
Fruit
Meatloaf
Mashed Potato
Peas
Fruit
Turkey Burger
Baked Northern
Beans
Fruit
ELECTIONS
DON’T FORGET TO
VOTE
12
13
14
15
16
Tuna Salad
Sandwich
Patty Melt
Potato
Corn
Fruit
Chicken Caesar
Salad
BLT Wrap
Tomato & Cucumber
Salad
Birthday Party
Pork Chops
Potato
Vegetables
Applesauce
Jello
Baked Lentils
Fruit
19
20
21
22
23
Maurice Salad
Jello
Fruit
Fish
Coleslaw
Baked Potato
Fruit
COMMUNITY
BBQ
Club Sandwich
Potato Salad
Fruit
26
27
28
29
30
Mini Omelet
Hashbrowns
Sausage
Fruit
Orange Juice
Meatball Sub
Sandwich
Salad
Fruit
Quesadilla
Spanish Rice
Corn Bake
Fruit
Chicken Parmesan
Pasta
Beans
Fruit
Shrimp Cakes
Rice
Carrot
Fruit
Breaded Chicken
Sandwich
(Lettuce & Tomato)
Baked Sweet Potato
Pre-Sale Tickets
$6
Bring a friend and enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Chef Marti!
It is a suggested donation of $4.00 (Age 60+) and $5.00 (under 60).
Our kitchen is open Monday thru Friday at 11:30 a.m.
Please sign up at least one day in advance.
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NO HIDDEN FEES!!! ONLY THE COST OF A YEARLY SENIOR CENTER MEMBERSHIP
Fitness Classes
Jasmin is a certified yoga teacher and has
been practicing the discipline of Meditation
since 1975. She brings to her class a sense
of tranquil relaxation
while practicing
chair yoga. The
class helps promote
a healthy living and
a healthy frame of
mind. She designs
the class from the
basic beginner to the
novice.
Gina is a certified Zumba instructor from
Balance studio. Gina is very energetic and
compassionate to your level of ability in
her classes. She keeps the
class moving with fun
music and laughter. If you
are looking for a fun time
while exercising then look
no further, this class is for
you. It involves exercising
with dancing to some fun
upbeat music. Spots are
limited and are first come first serve.
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You must have your Doctor’s permission
before taking this class. Please bring a
bottle of water and weights to each class.
Meet
the bone builders
instructor! In this class
you will experience:
Warm up exercises for
enhancing ranges of
motion, stretching,
posture and breathing.
Aerobic training exercises will increase
cardiovascular endurance. Resistance training
exercises will increase muscular strength,
balance and endurance. Cool down exercises
will promote flexibility and relaxation. Her
passion is to help, motivate, and encourage
people to reach their goals... whatever they
may be!
Be Happy.
Be Active.
Arlene Wetherby, the instructor for our
afternoon Tai Chi, is teaching an ancient
Chinese exercise that focuses on moving,
meditation, and aids in reducing stress. This
class will increase muscle tone, flexibility, and
breath control.
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Every Monday beginning at 12:15 p.m.
Starring Bradley Cooper as Pat, a bipolar man from Philadelphia who has spent the last
eight months in a mental hospital. He was ordered there after a violent incident involving
his wife and another man. Pat moves in with his father (Robert De Niro), a lifelong
Eagles fans who has low-level OCD issues.
July 1st
Inspired by actual events, THE IMPOSSIBLE finds Henry (Ewan McGregor), his wife Maria
(Naomi Watts), and their three sons lounging poolside at a scenic Thailand resort
following an eventful Christmas. But just as the family begins to forget their troubles and
settle in for a relaxing tropical getaway, one of the worst natural disasters in modern
history changes their lives in the blink of an eye.
July 8th
A woman starts a new life in a small town in North Carolina and finds herself reluctantly
attracted to a man who helps her confront her past in this Nicholas Sparks adaptation
from DEAR JOHN director Lasse Hallström.
July 15th
Rooney Mara stars as Emily Taylor; her husband Martin (Channing Tatum) is a young
businessman whois soon to be released from prison after serving a few years for
financial fraud. Overcome with stress, the mentally fragile Emily performs a quasi-suicide
attempt and is put in the care of Dr. Jonathan Banks (Jude Law), a workaholic
psychiatrist who convinces Emily to see him once a week for therapy
July 22nd
An accounts representative embarks on a frantic quest to reclaim his identity from the
Orlando thief who stole it and destroyed his credit by embarking on a massive spending
spree in this comedy starring Jason Bateman (ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT, HORRIBLE
BOSSES) and Melissa McCarthy (BRIDESMAIDS).
July 29th
A mischievous magician magically transports to the wondrous world of Oz. He soon
encounters Theodora (Mila Kunis), a temperamental witch who surmises that he is the
wizard named after their land (Oscar's nickname is Oz), foretold to fall from the sky,
defeat a nasty witch, and ascend to the throne.
August 5th
Dalton, serving in Vietnam, gets a "Dear John" letter and turns a week's furlough into a
desperate (and illegal) trip home to win back his girl. Joined by his friend and fellow
soldier Mickey, Dalton's move could land them both in the stockade.
August 12th
Trouble arises when a marriage counselor's public and private lives clash when she gets
involved with one of her clients, despite being married herself. The initial thrill of the
affair soon gives way to deep regret.
August 19th
To make the most of their meager retirement savings, a group of British seniors moves to
India to live out their golden years at the Marigold Hotel. But upon arrival, they discover
the once-lavish resort has wilted considerably.
August 26th
A trio of retired opera singers' annual celebration of Verdi's birthday sours when their
estranged fourth member shows up but refuses to sing. Tensions rise and diva drama
erupts -- will personal problems prevent the show from going on?
September 9th
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The practically perfect musical will be featured at
the Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend,
Ontario, Canada. This trip features roundtrip
transportation and lunch at a local favorite
restaurant. $125 p.p.
Cruise beautiful Lake Michigan. On this trip you
and your friends will enjoy a lunch cruise on the
Port City Princess. You will also be able to
experience the True Blue Farms and see how they
pack their blueberries. $109 p.p.
Enjoy 6 days in the Big Apple and see sights
like grand central terminal, St. Patrick’s
Cathedral, the American Museum of Natural
History and much more. You will also be able
to spend time at the Pocono Mountains
Casino Resort and receive a $45 incentive.
This trip includes one breakfast and three
dinners. $1,399 Dbl.
Travel with your friends to Wooster, Ohioand
enjoy the plays The King and I, Silk Stockings,
Thursday and Lady Be Good. This trip will also feature
July 25th attractions like the Bible Walk, Buehlers
At
Cooking School, and Smucker’s Company
10:30 a.m. Store. This trip also includes 4 meals. $549
In the
Dbl.
Spend three days at Niagara on the Lake and see
Guys and Dolls and Lady Windermere’s Fan. You
will also be able to visit table rock, partake in a
wine tasting, take a boast ride on Maid of the
Mist, and more. This trip also includes four
meals. $549 Dbl.
Spend two nights at the Kewadin Casino Hotel in
Sault Ste. Marie. This trip brings you adventure
in the heart of the Canadian Wilderness. You
will also receive a $50 incentive for the casino.
Your trip will include six meals; two breakfasts,
two lunches, and two dinners. $499 Dbl.
If you have any questions regarding a trip,
please call the office at 586-445-0996 or
Rybicki Tours at 248-735-0558.
Trip flyers are available online scsmi.org,
at our Center or upon request
To book a trip you can:
Stop in OR Mail payment to
SCS Senior Activity Center
Attn: Erin Justin
20000 Stephens
SCS, MI 48080
Carole Klein
Boardroom
Be entertained in Marshall, Michigan
with the dazzling play “Why do Fools
Fall in Love.” You will also enjoy their
famous delectable turkey luncheon. $79
p.p.
Pay over the phone using your Mastercard
or Visa at 586-445-0996.
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Social Circles Helping Hands
Helpful Hints
At our Senior Activity Center we have a Helping
Hands program. The Helping Hands program
is designed to help people in the community,
aged 50 and older, find programs that they
can benefit from like snow removal, leaf pick
up, handymen, chores, and much more. You
can reach this program by calling 586-4982339 or stop in the office and speak with Gina
Vitella. Below you will find information from:
Macomb County Community Services Agency
assists seniors with home maintenance and
minor repairs. The program is available to
persons 60 and older. Services include grass
cutting, snow shoveling and odd jobs. For
more information call 586-469-5228.
Are you in need of a wheelchair, bath bench,
and various medical equipment? Macomb
County has a loan closet. Please call 586-4696313 ahead if you are interested in donating or
borrowing equipment.
They play
Pinochle and Euchre
Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013 from 10 am to 2 pm
Macomb Intermediate School District
44001 Garfield, Room 100
Learn about crime trends in Macomb County by
leading speakers: Sheriff Anthony Wickersham,
Prosecutor Eric Smith, Vicki Wolber, Director,
Emergency Management Angela Branch,
Special Assistant to Michigan Attorney General
Seating is limited and reservations required.
Qualified older adult participants receive
coupons that are used to purchase Michigan
grown produce. If you are 60 years of age and
older and feel you may qualify for this
program, please call
to make
an appointment.
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Your Paper= Money
We recycle paper at our Center! All recycled paper
is turned into newspaper printing paper. Your
paper donations help us raise funds for your
Senior Center. Bring in your magazines, scrap paper,
and junk mail today!
r’s
Fundraise
We have two large yellow and green collection bins
located on the west end of the Civic Arena parking
lot. We encourage participants and all visitors of the
Civic Arena to drop off their newspapers, magazines,
catalogs, old paperback books, junk mail, and office
type papers. Newspapers and shredded paper can
be put in plastic bags. Please do not put cardboard
boxes, phone books, or clothing in the bins.
We, at the center, take ink cartridges. You may drop
them off at the Senior Center for Active Adults.
The death of a family member or
friend is often an uncomfortable,
as well as a sad time. An option
we offer, to remember a loved
one, is to have a memorial made
in their honor. A memorial gift
can be given to the Senior
Center of the Shores, a
non-profit charitable
organization, and it will be
acknowledged in writing to
the person you designate.
A memorial donation card is
available for placement at funeral
homes. You can make a donation
under the name of your loved one
or even to the Senior Activities
Center. You will receive
conformation that your gift was
received in the name of the
departed.
Sue Zanoni
Marilyn McClure
Judy Wendler
Margaret Smith
Betty Bladdick
Pictured from left to right, back row: Mary Cipriano, Maggie Smith, Chuck Furchak, Judy
Molitor, Gene Meyer, Jack Downey, Vince Marino, Judy Wendler. From left to right, bottom row:
Marilyn McClure, Betty Bladdick, Sue Zanoni, Bev Shanley. Not pictured is newly appointed
Marybeth Furchak, Fedora Amateis.
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Membership Information
programs and services. The
Active Adult Center will operate
its services, programs and
activities so that they are readily
accessible to, and usable, by
individuals with disabilities.
Please let us know how we can
serve you better.
Check your membership card
for your membership renewal
date. Come to the office to
register and pay your annual
dues. As of January 1, 2013
you will receive a new
membership card and your
membership
number
will
remain the same. When you
sign up you will be asked to
sign the voluntary release of
information form and make
changes to your registration
card to update the information.
- The Active Adult Center
staffing and operations receive
funding from the Community
Development
Block
Grant
Funds.
- The Senior and Disabled
Transportation
Program
received its funding from
SMART Municipal Credits,
SMART Community Credits,
and Michigan Department of
Transportation
Specialized
Services for staffing and
operations.
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The Active Adult Center and
the City of St. Clair Shores
actively seek and support
participation by all people with
a variety of interests and
abilities in its recreational
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The Active Adult Center
luncheon contracts with the
Macomb County Senior
Nutrition, AAA 1-B, and the
Michigan Office on Services
to the Aging. In order to
receive subsides per meal we
are required by contract to
provide information on the
people who participate in our
meal program. Participants
are asked to fill out a form
that will be kept on file.
Participants must also sign
their legal name each time
they eat a meal. These signup
sheets
are
our
documentation.
Team Members
Senior Coordinator
Sue Fickau
Assistant Senior Coordinator
Erin Justin
Community Outreach Liaison
Gina Vitella
Dispatchers
Fran McCabee
Bill Leto
Transportation Drivers
Twila Beier
Bill Burke
Dave Ricketts
Frank Suma
Colleen Kelly
Marie Sluma
Bob Osaer
Janet Nolfo
Joel McKinney
Mike Kerwin
Derek Stevelinck
Dale Derr
Linda Tretheway
Steve McWilliams
Chef
Marti Marques
Chef Assistant
Marilyn Ailes
Fitness Attendant
Ruben Ascencio
Andy Alexious
1. Bud Collyerr,
2. Roxanne, 3. Jack Narz, 4. Wink
Martindale, 5. Todd Russell, 6. John Charles
Daly, 7. Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Francis,
Bennett Cerf 8. Is it bigger than a
breadbox?, 9. Garry Moore, 10. Winston
tasted good like a cigarette should.
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1. Name three of the panel
members from “Stump the Stars”
6. Who was the host of “Amateur
Hour?”
2. Who hosted the “$64,000
Question?”
7. Who hosted “The Match
Game?”
3. Name the host of “Dough Re Mi”
4. Name the host of “Queen for a
Day”
8. Who was the boy master of “Rin
Tin Tin?”
9. What did Rin Tin Tin’s master
yell to get the dog to attack?
5. Name two of the first three hosts
of “Who Do You Trust?”
1.
10. Name the US Army Fort in “Rin
2.
Tin Tin.”
John was in a bad mood, and anyone who got in his way was going to regret
it. John walked into his favorite neighborhood restaurant
and plopped himself down on a chair. “Get me a steak, well
done and with mashed potatoes,” he hollered. Three
minutes later when his order came, John screamed,
“DIDN’T YOU HEAR ME SAY WELL DONE?!” “Why thank
you sir,” Marilyn, the waitress said, “that was the first
compliment I got all day!”
Work with a friend and see if
you can come up with the
answers. Answers will be available
in the next newsletter addition
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