The Golden TimesThe Michigan Ciiy Senior Center

2 on the Lake * Michigan Cjty~ Indiana 46360Telephone (219) 873-1504 * Hours: 8am-4pm * Mon-Fri

Director: Tara Miller Assistants: Dorothy Biller; Georaiana Timm

COne phone call can answer theprescription drug question:

“Which plan is the least expensive for my medications?”

Bring a friend...bring two!Can’t make the workshop but wantthe info? Call Larry Berger at 219-374-5061 or Joseph Bayer at 219-

575-4810.

Creatm A Balanced LifeFri. August 3rd at lOam here at the

Senior CenterPresented by Dr. Margie Williams,

PhD, RNLearn to keep your life in balance Eating Well.Relationships. Household, Exercise, Relaxation,

Reading. Spiritual

Dr. Margie Williams PhD. UN is a national and mternational speaker on health promotion, stress reduction,nutrition, neuroscience, nursing education and clinicalresearch. She has taught stress management courses atboth the undergraduate and graduate level for over 10

years. Dr. Margie 4 Prevention is Dr. Williams’ businessdedicated to helping find solutions to prevent health

problems. She is also a Nursing Professor at Blessing.Ilieman College of Nursing in Quiney. IL.

SENIOR CENTER ADVISORY BOARDELECTIONS

Anyone interested in becoming a Senior Center Advisory Board Member canpick up an application at the front desk, fill it out, and submit it to theDirector by 3:30pm on Fri, Aug 3 1st. Advisory Board Members must

volunteer a minimum of 24 hours annually to the M.C. Senior Center andattend a minimum of 9 out of 12 meetings annually. For more information,

bylaws can be viewed on the premises and are available in the Director’sOffice for viewing. Volunteering on the Advisory Board is a rewarding

experience and gives you a front row seat to upcoming events as well as a sayin many of the decisions that we make here at the Senior Center. For more

info, see the Director or any Advisory Board member.

T~The Association ofFinancial Educatorsin conjunction with

Senior Benefit Counselorspresents

A FREE informational workshop forthose who are retired and those

preparing for retirement.

Tues, Aug 21st at2pm

at the MC SeniorCenter

This workshop will explain:~ 5 dangerous retirement trends

that everyone should know andwhi you can do about them.

~ 10 Mistakes IRA and 401(k)owners and beneficiaries need

to avoid.

Creating a Balanced Life is a FREE health talkthat will help individuals and community groupsaddress their total health: body. mind and spirit.

Dr. Williams will empower you to create ahealthier lifestyle, suggest practical solutions to

keep your family healthy, and help your family toeat more fruits & vegetables. Don’t .niss it!

SPECIAL EVENTSWed, Aug 1 Sf: 1 St Travel/Cubs GameThurs, Aug 2nd: Blood Pressure Screening by Miller’s Merry Manor 12:30pmThurs, Aug 2nd: South Shore Seniors 2pmFri, Aug 3rd: Creating a Balanced Life 1 Oam (see front pg)Thurs, Aug 1 st-5th: Super Boat Great Lakes Grand Prix in Washington ParkWed, Aug 8th & 29th: Gardening Group 12noonWed, Aug 8th: 1 st Travel/”Route 66”Mon, Aug 1 3th: Hearing Evaluations 9am-3pm (by appt only)Tues, Aug 14th: Advisory Board Meeting 9:30amWed, Aug 15th: Fancy Foot Clinic (call for appt)Fri, Aug 1 7-19th: Art Festival/Washington ParkMon, Aug 15th: Cooking for One (or Two) 12noonTues, Aug 21st: Senior Benefits Counselors Presentation 2pm (see front pg)Thurs, Aug 23rd: Newsleffer Assembly 8:30amMon, Aug 2 7th: Popcorn & A Movie/”ln Time” 1 pmTues, Aug 28th: Coffee with the Mayor 9:30amMon, Sept 3rd: CLOSED--Labor Day (NO BINGO THIS YEAR)

T1x~,iiJ~ ‘V~u.! Sing-A-Longto Sue Kre~g for the c~onation of the Fridays at 10:30am

3-wheeled bicycle that we will be We need musicians, singers andraffling off at the Chili Cook Off on

those who just love to listen toSaturday, r~ecember 1st here at the

Senior Center. You neec~ not be present live music. Our sing-a-longto win. Tickets are ~1 each, 3 for group covers a variety of music

~2.OO or 8’ for $5.00. The bike is on including country, gospel,tlisplay an~ it is gently uses but in classics £ standards. We’d loveGI~EAT contlition. Value of $100. to have you join us!

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MON TUES WED9:45am Exercise 9:00am Billiards 8:3Oam-11:3Oam SHIP10:30 Yoga & 9:30am Mahjong (call for appt)Acu pressure 9-2pm Ceramics 9am Mens Club11am Begin Spanish 9:30 am Tai Chi 9:45am Exercise12pm German class 12:30 pm Cards 10:30am Tai ChiI12:15 Duplicate 1:00pm Euchre Qigong11 amDouble Pinocle

Bridge 1:00pm French Class 12:30 pm Cards2:00 Knitting & 12:30pm Mexican

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anyone that would be willingto donate one to us, please

let us know.

Spanish Classesstart in August

A beginning 8-week course inSpanish starts Wed, Aug 8th

here at MCSC. No priorknowledge in the language isneeded to register for theseclasses. The class will betaught from 11 am-Noon.

There is no tuition for theseclasses, however a textbookcost of $5.00 is needed. Thecourse continues Wednesdaysthrough Aug and Sept. If youneed additional information,

contact Al Tieken at 878-8519.An intermediate level course in

Spanish conversation andgrammar will begin the first Friin Aug (Aug 3rd). The course

will be held from 9;l5am-llamon Fridays for 15 lessons

continuing to December. Thereis no tuition for this class

however a textbook cost of$5.OOis required. If you’reinterested in these classes,

contact Al Tieken at 878-8519.Other language classes

continuing here at MCSC thisfall include:

~Readings in LatinAmerican History &Culture (Spanish) on

Mondays 1O:45am-Noon

~French: Tuesdays 1-2pm

~German: Thursdaysham-Noon

~Advanced Spanish:Fridays 1-3pm

~~ø’ Popcorn & a MovieSponsored by Life Care Center ofMC~

Mon, August 27th at 1.OOpm“In Time” starring Justin Timberlake

Welcome to a world where time has become the ultimatecurrency. You stop aging at 25, but there’s a catch: you’re

genetically engineered to live only one more year, unless youcan buy your way out of it. The rich “earn” decades at a time,

so they stay at the age of 25 becoming essentially immortal,while the rest have to beg, borrow or steal enough hours to

make it through the day. When a man from the wrong side ofthe tracks is falsely accused ofmurder, he is forced to go onhe run with a beautiful hostage. Living minute to minute, theduo’s love becomes a powerful tool in their war against the

system. This action packed movie is sure to delight audiencesas it twists and turns and keeps you on the edge of your seat!

Firecracker Fillies Red Haffers ~ , ,Wear red hats & purple clothes to events.

Birthday girls wear purple hats & red clothes.Mon. Aug 6th: Taltree Railway Garden Tour & Lunch at the ln&striaRevolution, Valparaiso, IN at 10:30am Outdoor G-Gauge scale trains runthrough beautiful displays on 2.5 acres, telling the story of AmericanRailroads. Wear walking shoes. Plenty of benches & places to rest alongthe entire route. Carpool to this event. Menu Choices: Pot Roast Sandwichwith house fries, turkey melt with house fries and nutty-berry salad--includesdrink & dessert. Directions to Taltree: Take Hwy 30 West of Valpo towardMerriliville. Go to 500 West (Marathon Station on the corner), Turn left(south), Go 1.5 miles to CR lOON, Turn left (east), Go 1/2 mile to entrance.Industrial Revolution is at 1084 Linwood Dr. (Corner of Linwood and Hwy 30)Deadline July 20th. Cost $22Mon. Aug 20th: Luncheon at the Warehouse at 303 Brighton St. inLaPorte, IN at 12noon. Buffet luncheon Deadline Aug 10th. Cost $13Wed, Sept 12th: Luncheon cruise on beautiful Lake Geneva inWisconsin. 2 1/2 hour cruise, lunch served on board. Menu: ChickenCordon Bleu, dessert and beverage. Includes bus, cruise & meal. Busleaves Dunes Plaza at 8am, Returns 6pm. Deadline Aug 3. Cost $871ppMon. Sept 24th: Lunch at the Dish, Valparaiso, IN Choice of Beef,Chicken, or Ham Sandwiches. Deadline Sept 14. Cost $13.

UPCOMING EVENTS:REMINDER: No early birds at events! Arrive no more than 112 hour prior to event. Pleasebe sure your dues are current at the Senior Center! Don’t forget to call Jeannie if youhave to cancel, even if it’s at the last minute! ReserviPymt may be left at the Senior

Center in sealed envelope marked with the event, your name & phone #. Checkspayable to Firecracker Fillies. Add’l info: Jeannie at 874.7794.

First Travel 2012 Trip Highlights ~Wed, Aug 1st: Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates Game, Wrigley Field, Chicago, ILJoin us for an afternoon at the ballpark. Includes transp & game ticket. Lunch is on your ownat the ballpark. Departs LaPorte 9am, Senior Center 9:30am Reservlpymt by July 1 $551ppWed, Aug 8th: “Route 66” at Cornwell’s Dinner Theatre, Marshall, Ml Includes transp,lunch of a complete turkey dinner (and gratuity), and show. Departs LaPorte 8:00am, MichiganCity 8:30am. ReservlPymnt by July 8 $781ppWed, Sept 19th: “Dreamgirls” at Marriott Theatre, Lincoinshire, IL The dream is back andbetter than ever! All you have to do is dream! This Tony Award winning musical is a trueBroadway spectacle.. .a splashy tour de force of razzle-dazzle. . .taking you into a world ofplatinum records, high pressure promotion and overnight stardom. Full of onstage joy andbackstage drama you’ll follow the rags to riches story of a female 1960s Motown group fromChicago, “The Dreams”. Featuring the unforgettable hits “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going”and “One Night Only”, this is a musical that “strikes with speed of lightning”--the New YorkTimes. Includes transp, lunch of either chicken pot pie or herb baked perch (includes gratuity),and show. Departs LaPorte 8am, Michigan City 8:30am. Reservlpymt by Aug 1st. $881ppMon Oct 15-Fri., Oct 19: Niagara Falls Trip.Thurs, Nov 1st: “Driving Miss Daisy” at Amish Acres, Nappanee, IN A timelessAmerican play, which inspired the beloved Academy Award winning film. It tells theaffecting story of the decades-long relationship between a stubborn Southern matriarch and her compassionate chauffeur. Their iconic tale of pride, changing times andthe transformative power of friendship has warmed the hearts ofmillions. Includestransp, lunch at Threshers Dinnerserved family style, and show. Departs M.C. 9am,LaPorte 9:30am. Reservlpymt by Oct 17. $35/ppSat., Nov 17th: 12th Annual Holiday Shopping Trip at Fox Valley Mall, Aurora,fl~ Includes transp. Lunch on your own. Trip departs from LaPorte Tractor Supplyat 7am and returns 6:30pm. Reserv/pymt by Oct 17. $35/ppNov?: “My One And Only” at Marriott Theatre, Lincoinshire, IL The roaring20’s are back in this Gershwin tap dance extravaganza. An aviator has on ambition...to be the first man to fly non-stop to Paris. But when he meets the girl of his dreams,the dazzling star of the touring European Aquacade, their romantic pursuits getssidetracked by a series of misadventures. In the end love conquers all. The incomparable George and Ira Gershwin scored including “Funny Face” and “Strike Up theBand” will have you humming “S Wonderful.... S Marvelous” all the way home.Indlues transp, lunch is your choice ofApple Stuffed Chicken or Baked Lemon Sole,and show. Departs LaPorte at 8am and Michigan City at 8:30am. Reserv/pymt by????????? $88/pp Date still to be determined.

Call 1st Travel at 879-4633 to make reservations.

NEW MEMBERSWELCOME!!!

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Mary DavisRichard GramsBonnie GrossDoris HultgrenKathleen (Kay)

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Lynn KnudsonFrancine MaiwinVirginia Owsley

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hen paying for a First Travel Day Trip, you can drop off your payment atthe Senior Center. Please place your check/cash in a sealed envelope withthe name of the trip and your name marked clearly on the outside. Also, ifyou do not have a Washington Park parking sticker, we will have a one daypass availableto you for that day trip only. Please contact First Travel for

more info.

When going on a day trip through First Travel, please park ONLY in the Westparking lot when you leave for a trip. Not in front. Not in the handicapspaces out of the side door. Not in Fedder’s. ONLY in the West lot.

Director’s Corner %It’s a hot one. One of the hottest summers on

record. Given a choice, I will take 100 degrees over0 degrees any day. But when it is this hot, even myair conditioner is crying Uncle! My grass looks like

hay. The few flowers that manage to eek out anexistence in my yard are screaming for rain. And

the forecast doesn’t look good for the next 10 days.No rain. Just hot, and hotter. I should be complaining, but it actually makes me reminisce about howwe “beat the heat” when I was a kid. I have such

fond memories of trying to stay cool during thesummer. When I was very young, we didn’t have air

conditioning and my mom would put a pan of icewater in front of a fan and we would lay in front of itfor a few minutes. Not very long though, my mom

was always worried about getting a cold in ourmuscles (bells palsy). On nights when it was partic

ularly unbearable we would take a drive downLakeshore Dr. and she would stop and let us jump

into Lake Michigan at a beach called VacationParadise in the Pines. It sure felt like paradise. OnFriday nights we could stop at the Dairy Queen foran ice cream cone, then over to Ames Field to playon the playground (that used to be there), and thena swim at Washington Park beach. I remember at

my Dad’s Tree Nursery there was a little shed Iguess you would call it. I thought it was a mini

guest house. It had a bench inside with a cushionand windows that propped open to let in a breeze. Iremember dozing off on the bench reading a bookand letting the cool air lull me off to sleep. As I gotolder my mom purchased a window air conditioner

and it cooled off our living room enough to make thesummer nights bearable. My mom, my baby brother

and I all slept in that living room on the pull-outcouch until the heat subsided. I remember playing inthe hose in the front yard that had a sprinkler thatattached to it that provided hours of entertainment,and a way to stay cool. And finally, we camped at

Rolling Timbers Campground each summer and ourlittle trailer was always near the pool. I had raceswith the other campground kids to see who couldhold their breath the longest while swimming fromone end of the pool to the other. And we did handstands under water and walked along the bottom

until we got to the deep end. Oh, those are happymemories for me. Yes it’s hot, but the heat bringsback such wonderful memories and I am thankfulfor them all. I’m sure you have memories all your

own. Take a moment and relive them in your mind.I’ll bet you smile... :) Stay cool... .Tara Miller

Cooking for One (or Two)AT THE MC SENIOR CENTERMon.Aug 20th at 12:O0noon

NOTICE YOU MUST RSVP (see below)The Arbors of Michigan City will host a demonstration

cooking class on pan cooking, and cooking for one (pr two).

YOU MUST RSVP no later tan ~Fri,Aug 17 to THE RECEPTION sr atThe Arbors/219-874-5211. If youdon’t register, you will be served last

ONLY if there’s anything left overafter the presentation.

Gardening GroupWed. Aug 8 & 29 this month

12:00 noonThe Gardening Group continues with

Master Gardener instructor Dennis Brittain.

Basic Computer & Internet ClassesClass days and times may vary. Please call tosign up. No experience necessary. We’ll teachyou what you need to know. FREE! To sign up,

call 873-1504. Instructor: Debbie Henckel.

Trivia Che~11~ngø• Thur~, ~pt 27th

6-9pm MO/ppStart planning now! Gather up your friends(maximum of 10) and form a team. Each

team is given a questionnaire of 5 questionsin each round (10 rounds total). As a team,you decide on an answer, write it on your

questionnaire and turn it in for scoring. Theteam with the highest score will win $10 perperson on that team. 2nd place wins $5 perperson on that team, 3rd place wins $2 perperson on that team. In the event of a tie,there will be an additional 5 questions to

break the tie.This is a fundraiser that will replace the Fall

Card Party this year. The theme will be“Lost in the 50’s”. Food & beverages willbe available for purchase. We hope you’llhelp make this a fun, successful event to

help us raise money for the Sr Ctr.

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Mary Jo DickardKathy KwiatkowskiSandy RobbinsEdward Vanek5 George AverittMary KirkRobert LudingtonJohn ManigoldEvelyn Pinsof ___

Joan ShebloskyShirley TempelJan Van AusdalAdalina Wingard6 Romance JonesMichael KominiarekSteve Millick7 Robert Boilek _____Mary Niec ____

David ParrettMary Ann RechtPaciencia StypeAnn Sweeney8 Barbara FisherLuella KellerShirley Pietraszewski9 Geoffrey ChichesterDiane HackBill ManningSteven MelnykAnn WaltonMary Zeese

10 Ronald Stevenson11 George BoecklingLorraine FoxRoger GlickDonna LysterRon MillerPeter PairtzPaul SheltonTerry SnyderRonald Winfrey12 Mark DeverW.R. SpencerWilliam Wing13 Elizabeth BrownHank LisakFrances McFayLouis O’DonnellFrances PrusaLeonard Shebel \dJean Walter14 Sue BurroughsJudy FennellStephen JacobsJoan McGinnisBrownie Robb15 Diane DirksMaryLou Kolodie]William G. MillerDennis PetersRonald RetseckJean WagnerVenia WendtCharlotte Wentland16 Tom BoothroydRichard BowdenLoretta CurtisTom JoyceLorraine Wozniak17 Paul LisakPatricia ParryJames Reimann18 Dr. Gene HayJack HilbrichJudy Jones _____

Steve Whitehead _____

19 Debra BartlettLoretta GambillCharmian MelnickLenora SchwermeBarbara Stedmanr

August20 Harriet HillmanJene JensenSara OgleGeorge OttersenMaxine Paine21 Patricia BrownBarb HetfleischLois KenneyLouise (Dolly) MarshallGeorge Neagu22 Kenneth BatzelBetty You rist23 Dave DeMassDonald Flotow ~Bonnie Gross p ‘q~’

Mary-Louise ReeyPatricia Witkowski24 Diane BorawskiBob FritzDenise HolmesPat Pearson ..Phyllis Walter25 Patricia BarlowRuth MokryckiCarole Ann StewartJan WildhartJanet Woodruff26 Brian ArmstrongCheryl HruskociJack McGannGloria PenfoldCindee Schroll27 Ira HeimanHenry ItoRichard KwiecienKaye MoriartyJane QuintFloyd ReedDonna Sanders28 Joe CampbellWalter ChapalaJudy Selund29 Ronald CarriveauLarry GipsonAllen JonesShirley MertzRobert RumRobert SaylorRoberta ScalesSarah SmarzynskiGene Wright

30 William ChmelaJames CunninghamRose KorolMabel LogmanBarbara SteinkeMary Lou Timbrook31 Betty PetersonJoan Shortall ____________

Clifton SnyderThanks to the Farmer’s Market

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DonorsNancy ArnoldGary Baker

Janiece BarbknechtJudy Barsic

Dorothy BillerShirley BraddyCeil BrinckmanBetty Bowden

Joe & Elaine CampbellBarb DeVries

Shawna EldridgeElma Epple

Judy FennellPat Finney

J.H. FrazierJeannine Galloy

Linda GarayJan GonzalesKathy Haas

Bev & Ernie HeberlingPat HillyerLila Ivey

Mary Alice JaskeMary JohnsonNancy KehoeLois Kenney

Yvonne McintyreGerry MeyerDoria NespoMarie Polita

Lois RejakLinda RempalaBrownie RobbEileen Schnick

Eileen SchoenbornJean SheehanGloria Shorif

Pat SnyderJerraly Stark

Jean SteckCaroline Trock

Charlotte WentlandRenie WilliamsonMarge WinfieidAND Workers

Ceil Brinckman, Gary Baker, RayClemons, Dave & Judy Fennell,Jeannine Galloy, Jan Gonzales

ATTENTION: Thanks to all of yourdonations, and volunteering, we

raised over $500 this yearflll!

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September 2012 October2012

3rd: CLOSED--Labor Day 6 & 7th: Okloberfest1 9th: isf Travel/Dreamgirls 1 4th: Lion’s Pancake Breakfast27th: Trivia Challenge 15th-i 9th: 1 st Travel/Niagara29th Social & Learning Ctr Falls TripEvent 19-21 st: Dunes Country Quilter~

1 27th: Exchange Club Raffle

December2012

1 st: Chili Cook Off & HolidayLights in the Park

7th: Senior Center Xmas Party10th: Red Hat Xmas Party24th & 25th: CLOSED--Xmas3lst& 1st: CLOSED--NewYears

Please let us know of any corrections sowe can change it next month.These dates are subject to change~

_______ We update monthly.

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1 st: 1 st Travel/Driving Miss Daisy1 2th: CLOSEDNeterans Day15th: Turkey Dinner1 7th: 1 st Travel/Shopping Trip22nd & 23rd: CLOSED/Thanksgiving holiday

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