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The Golden Times The Michigan City Senior Center

2 on the Lake * Michigan City, IN 46360

(219) 873-1504 * Hours: 8am-4pm * Mon-Fri Director: Tara Miller Assistants: Dorothy Biller; Georgiana Timm

Sept 2017

Senior Harvest Ball

Thurs, Oct 19th 4:30-7:30pm

Sponsors: Rittenhouse, United Way RSVP

Master of Ceremonies & Music provided by Ric

Federighi & WIMS

Delectable Appetizers, Dazzling Desserts & Beverages in-

cluded. Casual or Formal Attire—personal choice. You

don’t have to have a dance partner because there will be Lo-

cal Celebrity dollar dances with all proceeds to benefit the

Senior Center. It’s gonna be fun!!!!!

This is a FREE event for Senior Center members but

you DO NEED A TICKET SO WE CAN PLAN AC-

CORDINGLY. Limited seating. Tickets at front desk.

www.michigancityparks.com

You can get our Newsletter online at www.michigancityparks.com

Social Security Check-Up

Wed, Sept 27th at 2:00pm

Presented by Donna from

Humana Last month she presented the

Falls Prevention presenta-tion. This month she’ll pro-

vide information on Social Security and its’

relationship to Medicare. For more infor-mation, please plan to attend this informative

presentation by signing up at the front desk or

calling 873-1504. Limited seating.

Caring for the Caregiver Presentation

Wed, Sept 6th at 2pm

Presented by Deeanna of First Light Home Care

"Self-Care is not selfish. You cannot serve from an

empty vessel." --Eleanor Brownn

Many people believe they have to care for their loved ones alone, ac-

cept the burden -- never ask for help and never think

about themselves. Unfortunately, that can be a recipe

for disaster. Let us pass on some information on how

important it is to balance the needs of the care receiv-

er with the needs of the caregiver. We will discuss signs of stress, po-

tential consequences of ignoring those signs and a 6-Dimensional Ap-

proach to Balancing the life of a Caregiver.

Grandparent’s Day at the Washington Park Zoo

Sun, Sept 10th Spend a day making memories that will last a

lifetime. The Zoo will offer free admission for all grandparents with a paid child admission.

The Beach Seniors Concert

Wed, Sept 20th from 1-3pm

You’ve heard of the Beach

Boys? Well we’ve got the

Beach Seniors and they’re

laying down some tunes that will make your

feet tap and your heart soar! Please join us

on Wed, Sept 27th at 1:00pm-3:00pm as we

enjoy the music of our very own Beach Sen-

iors. They’ll play blues, country, folk, gospel,

contemporary, classics and so much more.

You’re going to love them. And it’s FREE to all

members. We’ll have some light refresh-

ments available. This is one event that you

won’t want to miss! No need to sign up.

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SEPT ~ 2017

Mon, Sept 4th: CLOSED/Labor Day

Wed, Sept 6th: Caring for the Caregiver Presentation 2pm (see front pg)

Thurs, Sept 7th: Blood Pressure Checks by Millers of LaPorte 12:30pm

Thurs, Sept 7th: SSS Investment Club 1pm

Mon, Sept 11th: Hearing Evaluations 9-3pm (by appt)

Mon, Sept 11th: 1st Travel/Nashville Trip Planning Meeting 5:30pm

Tues, Sept 12th: Advisory Board Meeting 9:30am

Wed, Sept 13th: SHIP Training 9am-12noon

Wed, Sept 13th: 1st Travel/Amish Acres

Mon, Sept 18th: Popcorn & A Movie/”Hacksaw Ridge” 1pm (see pg 3)

Tues, Sept 19th: Fancy Foot Clinic 10am-3pm by appt (see pg 5)

Wed, Sept 20th: Beach Seniors Concert 1-3pm (see front pg)

Fri, Sept 22nd: Opera 101 at 1pm (see pg 5)

Mon, Sept 25th-30th: Nashville Trip

Tues, Sept 26th: Coffee w/the Mayor 9:30am

Wed, Sept 27th: Garden Group 12pm

Wed Sept 27th: Social Security Presentation 2pm

Thurs, Sept 28th: Newsletter Assembly 8:30am

HELP WANTED

We need 5-6 volunteers

who are willing to help

with our monthly Soup

Day. This is held 1X per

month on a different day

of the week each month.

You’d donate +/-3 hours

of your time and it

counts towards our an-

nual luncheon! (see pg

4). Please let the Direc-

tor know if you would be

willing to help.

South Shore Seniors Investment Club is seeking new members. No

prior investment experience required. $25 per month minimum invest-

ment. Call Jeanne Tieken at 219-878-8519 for more info.

MON 9:45am Exercise

9:30am Cribbage

10:30 Centering Group

Exercise

12:00pm Duplicate

Bridge

1:00pm Knitting &

Crocheting Bee

TUES 8am: Billiards

9-2 Ceramics

9:30am Mahjong

9:30am Tai Chi

10:00 Beg German

11:00 German II

12:00 Spanish II

1:00pm Euchre

WED 8:30-11:30am SHIP

(CALL FOR APPT)

9:30am Spanish I

9:45am Exercise

10:30am Centering Grp

11am Double Pinochle

11am Beg Spanish

12:30pm Mexican

Train/Dominoes

12:30 Hillbilly Rummy

12:30pm Mhing

1:00pm Intermediate

Memoir Writing Class

THURS 8:30-11am Wii Game

9am Billiards

9:30 Tai Chi

9:30am Canasta

10:10am French II

10:30am Line Dancing

12pm Facebook

1:00pm BINGO

1:00pm Painting Club

1:00pm Woodcarving

1:00pm Open Skills

Computers/ BYOD

FRI 8:30-11:30am SHIP (CALL FOR APPT)

9am: Coloring Grp

9:45am Exercise

10am Sing-along

10am Chess Club

10:30-12:30 Italian

10:30 Centering

Group Exercise

12:30pm Pinochle

12:30pm Bunco

1:00pm Spanish III

Special Events No Line Dancing on

Thurs, Sept 28th. It

will resume the fol-

lowing Thursday.

NO computer classes

on Thurs, Sept 7th. It

will resume on the 14th.

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Trivia Challenge Thurs, Oct 26th

5-8pm $10/per person Start planning now! Gather up

your friends (maximum of 10) and form a team. Each team is given a questionnaire of 5 questions in each round (10 rounds total). As a team, you decide on an answer, write it on your questionnaire and

turn it in for scoring. The team with the highest score will win $10 per person

on that team. 2nd place wins $5 per person, 3rd place wins $2 per per-son. Theme to be determined.

Food & beverages will be availa-ble for purchase. Food served 5-6pm. Questions begin at 6pm. All

proceeds benefit Sr Ctr.

This event is open to the

public & you do NOT need

to be a member to partici-

pate.

DON’T HAVE A

TEAM? That’s okay,

call us and we’ll place you

on a list and put a team to-

gether for you!

Popcorn & A Movie Mon, Sept 18th at 1:00pm

“Hacksaw Ridge” Sponsored by Life Care Center

Hacksaw Ridge is the true story of Pfc. Desmond T. Doss (Andrew

Garfield), who won the Congressional Medal of Honor despite re-

fusing to bear arms during WWII on religious grounds. Doss was

drafted and ostracized by fellow soldiers for his pacifist

stance but went on to earn respect and adoration for his

bravery, selflessness and compassion after he risked his

life -- without firing a shot -- to save 75 men in the Battle of

Okinawa.

Armchair Travels

If you can’t get to Europe this year,

maybe you can take the next best op-tion by watching a travelogue video

about the charm and beauty of the old

world. On select Mondays at 1:00pm during this summer, we will be viewing

highlighted European countries. Each session is about 2 hours.

Sept 11: Greece (Ancient Athens, the

Partheon, & National Archeological Museum & more)

Sept 25: Turkey (Epheus, Istan-

bul, Ankara & more)

Firecracker Fillies Red Hatters Wear red hats & purple clothes to events. Birthday girls wear opposite.

Mon, Sept 11th: Lunch at Timbers Restaurant, Best Western Inn,

LaPorte, 444 Pine Lake Ave at 11:20am Menu choices: #1 Grilled

Chicken Tender wrap w/lettuce, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, bacon & ranch

dressing. #2 Reuben (corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, 1000 Island

dressing on marble bread). #3 Italian Beef w/cheese on hoagie bun w/au

jus & pepperoncini’s. #4 Cobb salad w/chicken, egg, tomato, bleu & ched-

dar cheeses, bacon, olives, red onion and choice of dressing. Sandwiches

served with chips & pickle. Cost $15. Deadline 9/1.

Wed, Sept 20th: “Lunchtime Cabaret” at Valpo Memorial Opera

House. Featuring music from composer Burt Bacharach. Lunch at

Pesto’s Italian Restaurant, 3123 Calumet Ave, Valpo at 11am. Buffet in-

cludes vodka chicken & meat lasagna with salad, breadsticks & drink.

Opera House start time 1pm. Cost of Play & Lunch $27. Carpool to event.

Remember gas $ for your driver. Deadline Sept 1st.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Mon, Oct 2nd: Lunch at “Journeyman Distillery”, 109 Generation Dr,

Three Oaks, MI (located in old Featherbone Factory) 11:30am IN time

Menu: #1 Shredded Whiskey BBQ Chicken w/fries. #2 Pulled Pork w/slaw

& fries. #3 Brined Turkey breast wsun dried tomatoes, greens, pesto, on

wheat wrap w/fries. #4 Mixed Greens Salad, shaved radish, preserved

lemon, puffed bulgar, grilled chicken w/watermelon vinaigrette. All includes

drink, tax & gratuity. Carpool/$ for driver. Cost $16 Deadline 9/22

Wed, Oct 18th: “John Dillinger Museum” located in the old court-

house in Crown Point, IN Carpool. More details to come.

Mon, Nov 7th: Lunch at “Bentwood Tavern” at the Marina Grand Re-

sort, 600 W Water St, New Buffalo, MI More details to come.

REMINDER: Arrive no more than 1/2 hour prior to event. Be sure your dues are current with the

Senior Center. Don’t forget to call Jeannie if you have to cancel, even if it’s at the last minute!

Reserv/Pymt by CHECK ONLY may be left at Sr Ctr in sealed envelope marked with the event,

your name & phone #. Checks payable to Firecracker Fillies. Add’l info: Jeannie at 874-7794.

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NEW MEMBERS

WELCOME!

Roy Alford Rosemary Bradley

Carolyn Harris Loren Hecker

Marilyn Hecker Sandra Hixson Ginny Hogan

Lucille Hufstedler Millie Jarrett Connie Kubic

Eileen McDermott Peggy McGrath

Merle Miller Suzanne Miller

Dennis Neidlinger June Neidlinger

Martha Peek Carol Radke

Mary Ellen Riedel Ora Robinson

John Roser Treba Simons Sheila Stein

Johnny Williams Cris Wilson

Want a FREE

catered lunch by

Great Lakes

Catering?

All you have to do is

volunteer 24 hours

per year to get it!

Sign up for one of our

many events (sign-up

sheet located at front

desk). Volunteering

at the Washington

Park Zoo, Lighthouse

Museum, Barker

Mansion or Interna-

tional Friendship Gar-

dens also count!

First Travel 2017 Trips

Wed, Sept 13th: “Amish Country Brown Bag Tour” in Middlebury, IN Includes

trasp, lunch, tour & brown bag items. Departs MC 9am, LP 9:30am. Reserv/pymt by

Aug 13th $89/pp

Wed, Oct 11th: “Honeymoon In Vegas” at Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire, IL

Based on the 1992 film comedy, this is the hilarious story of commitment-phobe Jack, his

not so patient girlfriend Betsy, and a professional gambler named Tommy. Featuring a

book by Andrew Bergman (who wrote & directed the original film) and music and lyrics

by Jason Robert Brown, this is a musical comedy in the Golden Age tradition, with gags,

gams and great tunes. Includes transp, lunch of Grilled Mahi Mahi or Sliced London

Broil, & show. Departs LP 8am, MC 8:30am. Reserv/pymt by Sept 1 $98/pp (dinner

gratuity included)

Thurs, Nov 16th: “A Wonderful Life” at Theatre At the Center, Munster, IN Pu-

litzer Prize Tony Award-winner Sheldon Harnick (Fiddler on the Roof) captures the mag-

ic of the Frank Capra holiday film. George Bailey’s Christmas Eve is transformed by an

angel eager to earn his wings by showing the guiding influence one person has on so

many others. Filled with the beauty of the season, Bedford Falls bursts on stage with

yuletide spirit (despite Old Man Potter’s miserly plans) for a musical that celebrates the

true meaning of Christmas. Includes transp, lunch of a choice of Baked Glazed Ham or

1/2 Baked Chicken, and show. Departs LP 10am, MC 10:30am. Reserv/pymt by Oct 17.

$83/pp

Call First Travel at 879-4633 to book all trips! Payments should

be sent to First Travel, 214 Pine Lake Ave, LaPorte, IN 46350

*ATTENTION* Travelers: If you have physical limitations that may make

traveling more difficult please consult with Lisa at First Travel beforehand.

She can advise you of the level of activity as well as accommodations (or

lack thereof). Some trips are more strenuous than others. Know your limits!

6th Annual Classic

Car Show at Ritten-house

Wed, Sept 6th from 11am-1pm

Reserve your spot at 872-6800 by Sept 1st. WIMS Radio LIVE

on site & free interviews to share the story about your

classic wheels. FREE cookout for participants and guests.

Rain date Sept 13.

Rittenhouse proudly presents it’s

Alzheimer’s & Dementia

Educational Series

September’s topic will be on

Legal Considerations for

Caregivers by Cynthia

Hedge, National Academy of Elder

Law Attorney. Session is on Tues,

Sept 5th at 12noon at Ritten-

house. RSVP 3 days in ad-

vance required. Please call

872-6800.

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Gardening Group Wed, Sept 27th at 12noon

The Gardening Group continues with Master Gardener instructor

Dennis Brittain.

Director’s Corner

Where is everybody? That’s the question Enrico

Fermi (physicist) asked to a group of his colleagues

at lunch one day. And it’s how the Fermi Paradox

came about. The Fermi Paradox is a conflict between argu-

ments of scale and probability that seem to favor intelligent life

being common in the universe, and a total lack of evidence of

intelligent life having ever arisen anywhere other than on the

Earth. In other words, if it’s probable that there is intelligent

life “out there,” why haven’t we found a shred of concrete evi-

dence to prove it. I don’t have enough room in this column to

lay out some scientific hypotheses as to why this may be, but I

think I will start with this column and make it into a 2-3 part

series. I find it extremely interesting, and I hope you do too.

So let’s start with how the Fermi Paradox came about. There

are between 100-400 billion stars in our galaxy, and roughly the

same number of galaxies in the universe. To put that in per-

spective, for every grain of sand on earth there are 10,000 stars

in the universe. Wow. Now a conservative estimate states that

about 5% of all stars are sun-like (approx. size, age, etc.).

That’s 500 quintillion. Of those, the most conservative estimate

of those stars that have a planet in the “Goldilocks

Zone” (proper distance from their star, potential for water, etc.),

is 1% of all stars that have a habitable planet circling it. Which

amounts to 100 billion billion earth-like planets. Which means

there are 100 earth-like planets for every grain of sand on earth.

Again, wow. Now of those, let’s say 1% develop intelligent

life. The math works out to 100,000 intelligent planets in just

our galaxy alone. SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelli-

gence) is an organization that searches for signals from intelli-

gent life in the universe. If we’re right, and there are 100k in-

telligent civilizations in our galaxy and only a small fraction of

them are sending out signals trying to reach other intelligent

civilizations, wouldn’t we have picked up something in the last

50 years? Anything? But we haven’t. Ever. Not even a blip

of a signal. Which brings us back to our original question:

Where is everybody? We’ll explore the possibilities in the Oc-

tober issue. Til next time, Happy Labor Day!....Tara Miller

Opera 101

Fri, Sept 22nd At 1:00pm You are invited to attend! Re-

quested donation of $2 to help

cover instructors costs. Presented

by Daniel Sollors who spent his

entire career behind the scenes of the

Opera. Learn about an art form that almost

didn’t happen!

Computer/Internet Classes

FACEBOOK Classes

Debbie Henckel hosts a FREE Fa-

cebook Class every Thurs at

12pm. Group class and you MUST bring

a laptop computer to work on.

Open Skills any Device Class!

Every Thursday at 1:00pm FREE!

Bring your own laptop, Ipad, Tab-

let, Smartphone, etc. Get the

most out of your device!

Bring your own device.

NO CLASSES on Thurs, Sept 7th!

Fancy Foot Clinic

Offered by Housecall Doctors P.C.

Dr. Sherese Dillon, DPM

Tues, Sept 19th from 10am-3pm

$35 Initial Visit/$25 Subsequent Visits

CASH ONLY.

YOU must bring a soaking tub, a towel, and your

own lotion. Call 873-1504 for appt.

Dear Senior Center Members:

Thanks to all of you for your good wishes as I start my

20th year at the Center. Hopefully I can continue to make it

an enjoyable place for you for awhile yet.

Again, Thank you,

Sincerely,

Georgiana Timm, Assistant Director

Michigan City Senior Center

ROAD CLOSINGS due to Amtrak Maintenance:

RRXing on Karwick Rd from Sept 5-Sept 15

RRXing on Michigan Blvd/US 12 from Sept 18-Sept 29

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1 Phillip Conaway

Sara Duncan

Aldo Durazzo

Kathy Eldridge

Randy Hansen

Loren Hecker

George Shafer

Mariam Taha

Alice Yacullo

2 Pamela Antisdel

Diane Avila

Frances Landwer

Nancy McCready

Harold Norman

Susan Parker

Linda Rempala

3 Rick Bleck

Michael Borowski

Nora Boudreau

Richard Heinrich

Pravina Jain

Beverly Keppen

David Rusboldt

LaVerne Schrader

Thomas Senter

4 Muriel Berryman

Jeffrey Hancock

Yvonne McIntyre

Jimmie Schroeder II

Ann Zeno

5 Carol Prohaska

6 Lauren Arnold

Ange Benz

Marjorie Dalzotto

Frances Raderstorf

Janice Rice

7 Allen Dominoski

Verne Lee

Floyd Schrock

8 Elaine Burkhart

Mary Losiniecki

Eileen McKern

Laura Panozzo

Ann Schreeg

M. Elaine Schultz

9 June Applegate

Chip Mars

Dennis Neidlinger

Ronald Plamowski

Carol Spreitzer

Sept 10 John Crozier

Martha Migliorini

Mary Schlunz

Darla Schrock

11 Dennis Blake

Phyllis Cartee

Knoefel Jones

Mary Diann Jones

Dennis Nespo

12 Howard Daniel

James Petru

13 Raymond Bentley

June Livinghouse

Charles Puskac

Dean Upton

14 Melanie Davis

Dwayne Hogan

Alan Miller

Margie Williams

15 Jackie Glidden

Edd Henley

Anita Kowalski

Kathleen Krachinski

Carolyn McCooey

Paul Merrill, Sr.

Corrine Orzech

Carol Reicher

16 Walter Huryn

Sandra Mann

David Miller

MaryAnn Wolsiefer

17 Kathleen Hays

Walter Kienzynski

Maxine Schwartz

Jean Sommer

18 John Hilbrich

Annerose Maron

Ronald McAtee

Carol Ryba

Maureen Siedlecki

Charmaine Tompkins

19 Robert Blank

Joe Siegel

20 Otis Bailey

Nancy Burns

Violet Fane

Laurie O’Hara

Diane Sennett

Nancy Stewart

21 Janet Albert

Jan Kahn

Sandy Nickerson

Father Walter

Rakoczy

Joan Stanley

Lonna Temkin

22 Sharon Boynak

David Palm

Grace Veliz

Helen Wiese

23 Nancy Egan

Nancy Ginther

Thurston Jorgenson

Mary Urbanski

24 Michaelene Berk

Joanna Doskocil

Glen McGeady

Al Palfi

Charlotte Przybylinski

Howard Shurley

Linda Sperling

Robert Stallsmith

Mary Stuteville

Dale Weik

Reginald Williams

25 Russell Bohn

Jill Raia

Kathy Stout

26 Sandy Balsamo

Shirley McColpin

27 Judy Deaner

Thomas O’Connell

Robert Pahs

Patricia Snyder

Dana Vela

28 Charlene Cook

Patricia Ellis

Jeanne Guzman

Margaret Heslin

Jerry Jones

RoseMarie Krueger

Marsha Logan

Helen Miller

Karen Norman

Icue Williams

29 James Baldwin

Barbara Berrier

Rosemary Bradley

Margaret Caddo

Dorothy (Dotty) Healy

30 Jacqueline Feeley

Jerome Grskovic

Joyce Manning

Eric Salstrand

Happy Birthday!

Want to Learn Piano?

Now is

your

chance!

Lessons

will be here at the

Senior Center. Days/

times to be deter-

mined by student &

instructor. Cost is $8

per lesson. Betty

Wiegand will be the

instructor. If you’re

interested, call 873-

1504 or stop by the

front desk and sign

up. Instructor will

contact you.

Do you speak Vietnamese?

There is a 4th grade Vietnam-

ese student enrolled in

Westville Elementary who

speaks no English. If anyone

speaks Vietnamese and

would be willing to speak to

him, please contact the Direc-

tor, Tara, at 873-1504.

Thanks for your help!

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October November

December

2017 Things to Come 2017

Get Well Soon Sharon Jackson, Karen Miller

In Sympathy… We wish to extend sympathy to:

Beverly Heberling on the loss of her husband Ernie Heberling, Phyllis Daehn on the loss of her sister, Pat Bu-ren on the loss of her grandson, Margaret Hallum on the

loss of her great-granddaughter Delaney Leona-Nell Klew-er; Mary Lou Kolodiej on the loss of her granddaughter Dana Deeb; Kirk & Annette Burnett on the loss of his fa-ther Robert Burnett; Jerry & Dorothy Biller on the loss of her uncle Robert Burnett; Nancy Burns on the loss of her uncle Robert Burnett; David Foldenauer on the loss of his cousin Gloria Covert; Patricia Hoodwin on the loss of her nephew Robin Hoodwin; LaVerne Dunlap on the loss of

her nephew Robin Hoodwin; Joan Drzewiecki on the loss of her brother-in-law Ronald Drzewiecki; Beverly

Drzewieceki on the loss of her brother-in-law Ronald Drzewiecki; Jean Crosley on the loss of her brother

Ronald Dorshak; and to the families of Dorothy Lyles, Margaret Kunkel, and Gloria Green.

to our Spaghetti Dinner

Volunteers!!!

Ceil Brinckman, Chairman

Loren Adrian, Sandy Baldwin, Dorothy Biller, Betty

Bowden, Margaret Caddo, Joe Campbell, Floyd

Colosky, Cynthia Parish-Deloney, Sunny Dowling, Boots

Durham, Karen Durnell, Dave Fennell, Larry Ferris, JH

Frazier, Maggie Garner, Jeannie Galloy, Jan Gonzales,

Jeanne Guzman, MaryAnn Hart, Hugh & Vicky Isenblet-

ter, Sharon Jackson, Joan Johnson, Nancy Kennedy,

Shirley Lindborg, Lori Macmillan, Pat Manning, Barb Ma-

son, Karol McFeely, Mary Frances Mitchell, Ruth

Mokrycki, Helen Molinaro, Darla Nespo, Corrine Orzech,

Floyd Reed, Eileen & Bill Schnick, Georgianna Timm,

Charmain Tompkins, Pam Waltz, Bette Wedow.

We raised over $900 for the Sr Ctr thanks to you!

9th: CLOSED/Columbus Day

11th: 1st Travel/Honeymoon Vegas

14th: Exchange Club Raffle

19th: Harvest Ball

26th: Trivia Challenge

27th: Lifeline Screening

31st: Happy Halloween!

9th: Turkey Dinner

10th: CLOSED/Veterans Day

16th: 1st Travel/A Wonderful

Life

23rd-24th: CLOSED/Thksgvg

2nd: Festival of Lights

8th: Christmas Party

13th: Red Hat Xmas Party

22nd & 25th: CLOSED/Xmas

Eve & Day

29th & 1st: CLOSED/New Year’s Eve & Day

Elston Yearbooks!

Still needed:: 1922 and before, 1926-

1934, 1938, 1958, 1970, 1973-1976, 1978

-1980, 1986+. Please be sure to check

with the Director to be sure we

still need any of these years.

Sometimes they’re already do-

nated by the time you read

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NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAID

MICHIGAN CITY, IN

PERMIT NO. 51

Michigan City Senior Center

Two on the Lake

Michigan City, IN 46360

Happy Anniversary Clois & Ophelia Blalack on their 64th on Sept 1

Michael & Diane Swygert on their 56th on Sept 2

Jerry & Mary Lou Timbrook on their 55th on Sept 2

Dick & Sandy Cook on their 53rd on Sept 5

Jim & Karren Coplen on their 12th on Sept 5

Rudy & Betty Kohn on their 19th on Sept 5

William (Dave) & Patty Bigler on their 33rd on Sept 6

Richard & Margaret Heinrich on their 65th on Sept 6

Ray & Judy Black on their 62nd on Sept 7

John & Judith Hilbrich on their 60th on Sept 7

Ron & Dorothy Ostrega on their 60th on Sept 7

Dale & Edie Cook on their 9th on Sept 8

Ronald & Mary Beth Winfrey on their 5th on Sept 8

Rick & Sue Pelis on their 56th on Sept 9

Jeff & Georgia Pickford on their 39th on Sept 9

Ronald & Candace Carriveau on their 12th on Sept 10

Al & Kay Miller on their 52nd on Sept 10

Ronald & Ann Scott on their 51st on Sept 10

Robert & Elaine Alonso on Sept 12

Robert & MaryAnn Blank on their 4th on Sept 13

Rick & Gina Taylor on their 9th on Sept 13

Herman & Faye Lehman on their 57th on Sept 14

Donald & Charlotte Wentland on their 59th on Sept 14

Ira & JoAnn Heiman on their 61st on Sept 16

David & Debra Piotrowski on their 28th on Sept 16

Bill & Carol Root on their 56th on Sept 16

Richard & Alice Wozniak on their 56th on Sept 16

Leon & Mary Klosowski on their 51st on Sept 17

Bill & Karin Woodruff on their 62nd on Sept 17

Scot & Felicia Thomas on their 35th on Sept 18

William & Kathryn Pier on their 48th on Sept 20

Jose Thomas & Eufemia Suarez on their 45th on Sept 20

Jerry & Karolyn Omo on their 54th on Sept 21

Thomas & Susan Malcer on their 44th on Sept 22

Ronald & Jean Bensz on their 67th on Sept 23

Don & Debbie Rogers on their 39th on Sept 23

Jerry & Rosa Dolph on their 57th on Sept 24

Robert & Brenda Fleming on their 1st on Sept 24

Paul & Marlene Lisak on their 62nd on Sept 24

Dennis & Marsha Logan on their 13th on Sept 25

John & Carol Teshima on their 41st on Sept 25

Jim & Pamela Zemrowski on their 47th on Sept 25

Gilbert & Florence Blake on their 64th on Sept 26

Tom & Mary Kay Reilly on their 25th on Sept 26

Dallas Smith & Jay Zerbe on Sept 26

David & Carol Mitchell on their 48th on Sept 27

Dean & Judy Chapman on their 27th on Sept 28

Arthur & Beverly Keppen on their 61st on Sept 29

Richard & Charlotte Loetz on their 55th Sept 29

Stephen & Kathy Schultz on their 31st on Sept 29

Bob & Norma Sipress on their 66th on Sept 29

Steve & Tammi Moore on their 11th on Sept 30

Leslie & Aldora Rowley, Jr. on their 26th on Sept 30

Ronald & Nancy Sanders on their 39th on Sept 30

SEPT We will be CLOSED on Mon, Sept 4th for Labor Day.

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