1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

FOCUS
MAY 2014
“Centers for Life Enrichment”
CELEBRATION OF
SENIOR GAMES
AND
FOLLIES AT
THE MCDOWELL SENIOR
CENTER
THURSDAY, May 1st, 2014
6:30pm
Everyone Invited
Free Admission
MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM
Through our Home Delivered Meals
Program, lunch is delivered Monday
There will be a Memorial Day through Friday to seniors who are unprogram on May 23rd at 11am able to leave home except for medical
in the dining room. All Veterans attention.
will be recognized during the
program however the focus of
the program will be on those
who are no longer with us or
passed away in the service of
our country. All Veterans are
encouraged to attend and participate.
We currently need volunteers to deliver
the meals to homebound seniors. Volunteers use their own vehicles to deliver meals on our 14 routes in the
county. McDowell County pays a mileage reimbursement to our Home Delivered Meals volunteers.
It usually takes 1 hour to 1&½ hours to
deliver on each route. The meals are
ready to be picked up for delivery at the
Senior Center at 11 am each day Monday through Friday. We like each of
our volunteers to go one day a week
and be able to substitute if another
driver is out.
If you are interested in delivering meals
to help serve a homebound senior,
please call 828-659-0821.
Smartphone /iPad Workshop
Discover new features, access
email on the go and experience
useful apps. Learn all this and
more…
activities and services.
Volunteers Needed
CONGRATULATIONS
th
May 7 1:00pm @
McDowell Senior Center
Multipurpose Room
Bring your
phone / iPad
and
questions…
More for information contact
Brenda Monosso @ 659-0832.
Congratulations to Milton Viggers for
receiving the 2014 Governor’s Volunteer Service Award. He received the
award at the annual McDowell VolunOur mission at the McDowell Sen- teer Awards Recognition Ceremony
ior Center is to enhance the quality and Reception on 4-24 at the McDowof life for McDowell County’s sen- ell Senior Center. This award is preior citizens. Volunteers are vital to sented to volunteers for their special
the provision of the Senior Center’s service to others.
Senior Center Mission: To Enhance the Quality of life for McDowell County's Senior Citizens
Marion Nutrition Site
For Reservations &
Cancellations Call: 659-0831
MENU
May 2014
Old Fort Nutrition Site
For Reservations &
Cancellations Call: 668-4867
For Home Delivered Meals Cancellations call 659-0821
MONDAY
Dining Room Notice
In order to be sure
you will be served
lunch, please
register by 12:00 pm
the day before you
want to eat.
Thank you.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
“Happy Mother’s Beef Stroganoff 1
Day” to all mothers w/Beef Stew
Harvard Beets
on May 11th.
Green Beans
Buttered Noodles
Texas Toast
Cake
Nutrition Site
Beverages
Whole Milk
Skim Milk
Buttermilk
Chocolate
Milk
*DB = Diabetic
6
Baked Spaghetti
Tossed Salad
Buttered Peas
Garlic Twist(HDMTexas Toast)
Pears (D.B. –
Unsweetened Pears)
Pork Loin
12
Steamed Cabbage
Black-eyed Peas
Corn Bread
Baked Sliced Apples
(HDM-Applesauce &
D.B. Unsweetened
Applesauce)
Baked Chicken Fi- 13
let w/Italian Dressing
California Mixed
Vegetables
Buttered Noodles
Roll
Strawberry & Pineapple Cup(D.B.- Fresh
Chicken Pot Pie 19
or Hot Chicken
Salad
Pickled Beets(HDM–
Beef-a-Roni
20
Cole Slaw
Green Beans
Garlic Texas Toast
Pudding(D.B. Sugar
Free Pudding)
Peas & Carrots
Biscuit
Jell-o(D.B.-Sugar
Free Jell-o)
FRIDAY
2
Chef Salad w/
Turkey, Cheese &
Boiled Egg
Fresh Apple
Macaroni Salad
Wheat Thin Crackers
Peanut Butter Bar
HDM = Home Delivered Meals
S.F. = Sugar Free
5
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Orange Glazed Carrots(HDM-Sliced Carrots)
Baby Lima Beans
Biscuit
Blueberry Congealed
Salad
Harvard Beets)
THURSDAY
Strawberries & Pineapple)
Closed
26 B.B.Q Chicken
Breast
Memorial Day
7
Baked Chicken
Breast Fillet with
(HDM-Sliced Tomatoes)
Mushroom Gravy
Hamburger Steak 14
w/Onions & Peppers
Green Beans
Baked Potato (HDM-
Baked Parmesan
15 Sliced Turkey
16
Chicken breast
Sandwich/Bun
Whole Baked Apple
Sliced Tomato &
(HDM-Hot Apple
Lettuce
Slices)
Peaches
Copper pennies
Rice
Macaroni Salad
Biscuit
(HDM-No Macaroni Salad)
Pudding(D.B.-Sugar free Cake
Pudding)
Tuna Salad on
Lettuce Leaf
8
Vegetable Medley
Cranberry Congealed
Pickled Beets
Salad
2-Slices Wheat Bread
Dressing
Cookie
Roll
Pumpkin Spice Cake
(No Cake for HDM)
Baked Potato Wedges)
Biscuit
Melon
Ham Salad
21
Lettuce & Tomato Slices
2 Slices Wheat
Bread
Fruit Cocktail(D.B.
Fruit Cocktail in
Juice)
Baked Rose22
20
mary Chicken
Cut Broccoli
Cold Spiced Applesauce
Wild Rice
Biscuit
Cake
9
Country Style
Steak w/Gravy
Cole Slaw
Whipped Potatoes
Roll
Strawberries & Bananas(D.B. Banana)
Meatloaf
23
Fried Okra
Creamed Potatoes
Corn Bread
Peaches w/Cottage
Cheese
27 Baked Macaroni 28 Beef Stroganoff 29 Chef Salad w/
Fried Yellow Squash
Parslied Potatoes
Biscuit
Crushed Pineapple &
Mandarin Orange
Fruit Cup
& Cheese
Broccoli Spears
Cold Country Tomatoes
Corn Bread
Cookie
w/Beef Stew
Harvard Beets
Green Beans
Buttered Noodles
Texas Toast
Cake
30
Turkey, Cheese
& Boiled Egg
Fresh Apple
Macaroni Salad
Wheat Thin Crackers
Peanut Butter Bar
Day Trip to Concord Baptist
Church Southern Gospel Singing
DO YOU NEED
TRANSPORTATION?
The McDowell Senior Center invites
you to join us for a fun motorcoach trip
and inspiring night of singing at Concord Baptist Church in Bostic, N.C. for
their big annual Memorial Day Southern
Gospel Singing Thursday, May 22nd at
7:00 pm.
Are you or someone you know a
senior or disabled adult that does
not drive or have other means of
transportation? The McDowell
Senior Center offers transportation
for the following:
Featuring two of the most popular and
famous groups in Gospel Music. The
“old fashioned singing” Chuck Wagon
Gang from Fort Worth Texas. Singing
such classics as “Echoes from the Burning Bush”, “Higher”, and everyone’s
favorite “Church in the Wildwood”.
Plus.. . . Our very special guests this
year from Bryson City, N.C.
Archie Watkins & Smoky Mountain Reunion. Known as the Original Inspirations, Archie, Eddie Dietz, Troy Burns
and Marlin Shubert will thrill you with
such great songs as “Jesus is Coming
Soon”, “Touring That City”, “A Rose
Among the Thorns”, “When I Wake Up
to Sleep No More” & many others. The
group only performs a very limited number of concerts each year, so you won’t
want to miss this one!
Pre concert entertainment begins at 6:00
pm-Featuring The Plains View Gospel
Band, Ernie Phillips and Others.
Tour Includes: Roundtrip deluxe motorcoach transportation, all you care to eat
hot dog supper with all the trimmings
(plus delicious homemade cake) and
love offering reserved seat admission to
the concert for only $27.00 per person.
For more information or reservations
contact Brenda Monosso or Cheryl
Woody at 828-659-0832. Sign-ups:
Starts April 1st.
♦ Please have correct amount or pay by
check, as we do not keep change on
hand.
♦ To reserve your spot, please pay the
fee at registration. If the trip fills up, a
waiting list will be started.
•
Medical Appointments
•
Bill Paying
•
Essential Shopping:
Grocery Store, Pharmacy, etc.
If you think you may benefit from
this service call 659-0821 or 6590826. There are no set fees for this
service but voluntary contributions
are encouraged so we may provide
additional services to the community.
A tight budget doesn’t have to
mean eating poorly.
Learn how to stretch your food
budget and be fearless in the
kitchen.
Each class will be different, attend as many as you’d like!
Come enjoy Tim
Gautney’s
cooking
demonstration.
Date: May 13th,
2014
Time: 10:30am
Place: McDowell Senior Center’s
Green Classroom
Seating is limited can only seat 16
so sign-up early.
Sign up sheet located on the Activity’s Board near Dining Room.
Free Strength
& Balance Program
(CHAMP)
CHAMP, the Community Health and
Mobility Partnership, is designed to
improve strength, balance, and mobility in older adults, helping them to stay
independent and active for life. The
CHAMP Team, including a nurse and
physical therapist, conducts an indepth screening and develops an individualized exercise plan for each participant based on the screening results.
There is no charge for these services.
Who Should Participate With
CHAMP?
Anyone who:
• Wants to improve strength,
balance, or mobility
• Needs instruction in specific
exercises to help maintain fitness and independence
• Has concerns about balance or
walking
• Needs advice about assistive
devices, such as walkers or
canes
• Has had one or more falls
• Want to reduce individual risk
factors for falls
CHAMP will be held monthly from
April through November at the
McDowell Senior Center. If you need
additional information or would like to
schedule an appointment, please call:
(828) 659-0821.
Condolences
We send our heartfelt
condolences to all the family
and friends of the following:
Marion Taylor 4-18-2014
Don Davis 4-23-2014
Linda Waldrop 4-27-2014
SHIIP
Question of the
Month
tions so you understand why your doctor is recommending certain services
and whether Medicare will pay for
them.
easy if you remember to think FAST:
Ask the person to smile.
Does one side of the face
droop?
A=
Arms
Ask
the person to raise
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MAY IS OSTEOPORSIS
both
arms. Does one arm
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PREVENTION MONTH
drift downward?
S= Speech Ask the person to repeat a
May is . . . . .
Bone mass measurement (bone density)
simple phrase. Does the
National Stroke Awareness Month
speech sound slurred or
How often is it covered?
strange?
Stroke can happen to anyone at any age.
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance)
T=
Time
If
you observe any of these
In the U.S., stroke is the fourth leading
covers this test, which helps to see if
signs,
it’s time to call 9-1cause of death, killing nearly 130,000
you're at risk to broken bones, once
1.
people each year. Some groups are at a
every 24 months (more often if medihigher risk for stroke than others:
Ask your doctor for tips on managing
cally necessary) for people who meet
·
Stroke
kills
twice
as
many
women
your current health conditions to rethe criteria below. Medicare only covas
breast
cancer
does
every
duce your risk for stroke & visit www.
ers this test when it's ordered by a docyear.
stroke.org/risk to learn more.
tor or other qualified provider.
· Stroke and heart disease account
From www.stroke.org
for one in four deaths among
Who's eligible?
Hispanic men and one in three
• All qualified people with Medideaths among Hispanic women. Brain Teaser
care who are at risk for osteo· African Americans are twice as
porosis and meet one or more
1. Please add the following numlikely to die from stroke comof these conditions:
bers in your head.
pared to Caucasians.
• A woman whose doctor deterStart with 1000.
mines she's estrogen deficient
The National Stroke Association wants
Add 40
and at risk for osteoporosis,
you to learn the facts and arm yourself
Add 1000
based on her medical history
with life-saving information about
Add 30
and other findings
stroke. Each one of us is at risk for
Add 1000
• A person whose X-rays show
stroke but your risk level remains parAdd 20
possible osteoporosis, ostially in your own hands—up to 80 perAdd 1000
teopenia, or vertebral fractures cent of strokes are preventable.
Add 10
• A person taking prednisone or
There
are
many
risk
factors
for
stroke.
steroid-type drugs or is planWrite down your answer.
Some, such as gender, ethnicity and age,
ning to begin this treatment
2.
In baseball, how many outs are
are uncontrollable. Others, such as to• A person who has been diagthere in an inning?
bacco and alcohol use, are controllable.
nosed with primary hyperpara3.
A man left home running. He
High blood pressure is a leading cause
thyroidism
ran a ways and then turned left,
of stroke and should be checked yearly.
• A person who is being moniran the same distance and
Other controllable risk factors include
tored to see if their osteoporohigh cholesterol, transient ischemic atturned left again, ran the same
sis drug therapy is working
tack (TIA), diabetes, obesity and heart
distance and turned left again.
conditions such as atrial fibrillation.
When he got home there were
Your costs in Original Medicare
two masked men. Who were
You pay nothing for this test if the
Warning Signs
they?
doctor or other qualified health care
Most people in the U.S. are unaware of 4. Your sock drawer contains 24
provider accepts assignment.
the warning signs of a stroke or what to
white socks and 30 black
do when one happens. Stroke is an
Note
socks. The lights in your room
emergency and should be treated as
Your doctor or other health care proare off, so you cannot see the
vider may recommend you get services such. A stroke is a brain attack that occolor of the socks. How many
curs when a blood clot blocks an artery
more often than Medicare covers. Or,
socks must you grab to ensure
or
a
blood
vessel
breaks,
interrupting
they may recommend services that
to have at least one matching
blood flow to an area of the brain. Brain
Medicare doesn’t cover. If this happair?
pens, you may have to pay some or all cells begin to die.
of the costs. It’s important to ask ques-
Recognizing stroke symptoms can be
F= Face
Answers are on the back page.
May 2014
McDowell County Senior Center
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
Riddle:
There is a bus full of people travelling over San
Francisco and no one gets off the bus throughout
the journey. But when it gets to the other side
there is not a single person left. How is this possible?
Answer is on the back page.
9:00 am Bowling 5
Singles
Puzzle Fun
9:00 Needlework /
Embroidery
9:30 Line Dance
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Pinochle
1:00 Diabetes Support
Group/Kim Freeman
Senior Games Events at
12
McDowell High
School/1500 M Race Walk,
Discus, Shot Put, Standing
Long Jump, Running Long
Jump, 5K Run, 100, 200, 400,
800 Meter Dashes & Cycling
(1K, 5K, 10K)
Puzzle Fun
9:00 Needlework /Embroidery
9:30 Line Dance
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Pinochle
Puzzle Fun
19
9:00 Needlework /
Embroidery
9:30 Line Dance
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Pinochle
Deadline to prepay
for Senior Games
Awards Banquet is
today
Closed
26
6
9:00 am Bowling Doubles
9:00 am Bowling
Mixed Doubles
7
9:00 Quilting
9:30-10:30 Tai Chi
Class
10:30 Sharing Our Stories
Evening Classes
10:45 Chair Exercise
6:00 to 8:00 Knitter’s Night 1:00 Games
1:00 Smartphone /iPad
Workshop
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:30-11:30 Bible Study
10:45 Chair Exercise
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Games
Sr. Games Events at McDowell 13
Parks & Rec. Field—Football
Throw, softball Throw, Spin Casting
Bocce Singles
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:30-11:30 Bible Study
10:30 Healthy Cooking on a Budget
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00—3:00 Art Class
1:00 Sr. Games Mah Jong at Senior Center
1:00 Games
Evening Classes
6:00 to 8:00 Knitter’s Night
6:00—7:30 Art Class
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:30-11:30 Bible Study
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00—3:00 Art Class
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Games
Evening Classes
6:00 to 8:00 Knitter’s Night
6:00—7:30 Art Class
FRIDAY
Senior Games Golf
1
8:00 am at Marion
Lake Club
9:00 Crafts
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:45 Fun Bingo
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Knitting Workshop
1:00 Fun & Games
6:30 pm Celebration of
Senior Games
7:00 pm SilverArts Follies
10:45 Chair Exercise 2
12:00 Duplicate
Bridge
Senior Games Events at
YMCA
9:00 am Basketball
Shooting & Rock Climbing
10:30am SilverArts Fun
Walk
11:00 All Swimming
Events
Senior Games Events
at McDowell Parks &
Rec. Field
Croquet & Cornhole
Senior Games
9
Events at McDowell
Senior Center
Horseshoes & Shuffleboard
8
9:00 Crafts
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:45 Chair Exercise
9:00 Crafts
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
9:00 Quilting
9:30-10:30 Tai Chi Class
10:30 Blood Pressure
10:30 Sharing Our Stories
10:45 Chair Exercise
11:00am Dr Fox Health &
Wellness
1:00 Games
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Knitting Workshop
1:00 Fun & Games
20 9:00 Quilting
9:30-10:30 Tai
Chi Class
10:30 Sharing Our
Stories
21
27 9:00 Quilting
28
9:30-10:30 Tai
Chi Class
10:30-11:30 Crafts
with Tiffany & Mary
10:30 Sharing Our Stories
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00 Games
1:00 Cookie Club
10:30 Goose Creek Sing
10:45 Chair Exercise
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Knitting Workshop 12:00 Duplicate Bridge
1:00 Fun & Games
Senior Games Events
14
at McDowell Senior
Center—Nustep, Stationary
Bike, Table Tennis, Checkers, Billiards
10:45 Chair Exercise
Evening Classes
11:45am Healthy
6:00 to 8:00 Knitter’s Night
Habits Molly Sand6:00—7:30 Art Class
foss
1:00 Games
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:30-11:30 Bible Study
10:45 Chair Exercise
1:00—3:00 Art Class
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Games
THURSDAY
15
10:45 Fun Bingo
CHAMP by appointment
16
10:45 Chair Exercise
12:00 Duplicate Bridge
North Cove Day
22
23
10:45 Chair
9:00 Crafts
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise Exercise
10:45 Chair Exercise 11:00 Memorial
Day Program
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Knitting Workshop 12:00 Duplicate
1:00 Fun & Games
Bridge
9:00 Crafts
29
9:30 J.A.M. Exercise
10:45 Chair Exercise
10:45 Fun Bingo
1-3 Mah Jong
1:00 Knitting Workshop
1:00 Fun & Games
5:30 pm Senior Games
Awards Banquet(Must
prepay by May 19th.)
30
10:45 Chair Exercise
12:00 Duplicate
Bridge
OLD FORT NUTRITION SITE
LOCATED AT 909 EAST MAIN ST., OLD FORT, NC 28762
Phone: 668-4867
May 2014
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
And Spring arose on the garden fair,
Like the Spirit of Love felt everywhere; 10:30 Bingo
And each flower and herb
on Earth's dark breast
rose from the dreams of its wintry rest.
1
FRIDAY
2
8:30—1:30 Fitness Equipment Exercises
~Percy Bysshe Shelley, "The Sensitive Plant"
5
Puzzles
7
6
8:30—1:30 Fitness
Equipment Exercises 10:30 Chair Exercise
10:00 Crochet with Jo
Shuman
12
8:30—1:30 Fitness
Equipment Exercises
10:00 Crochet with Jo
Shuman
Puzzles
13
10:30 Chair Exercise
19
8:30—1:30 Fitness
Equipment Exercises 10:30 Chair Exercise
10:00 Crochet with Jo
Shuman
Closed
Puzzles
10:00 Crafts with
Joyce Lytle
Blood Pressure
Checks by Mary
Collins
Puzzles
10:00 Crafts with
Joyce Lytle
20
Puzzles
26 Puzzles
27
10:30 Chair Exercise
10:30 Bingo
Puzzles
10:00 Crafts with
Joyce Lytle
8
15 8:30—1:30 Fit-
14
10:30 Bingo
21
28
Puzzles
10:00 Crafts with
Joyce Lytle
9
8:30—1:30 Fitness Equipment Exercises
22
10:30 Bingo
10:30 Bingo
16
ness Equipment
Exercises
29
23
8:30—1:30 Fitness Equipment Exercises
30
8:30—1:30 Fitness Equipment Exercises
THE BUZZZ
OF MARION
Bill House and his wife Mireya went to
Hawaii for 11 days. They had a wonderful
trip.
We are glad to see June Milligan back after
being in the hospital and recuperating at
home for 3 weeks.
We are missing Omega Swift, who is out
sick. We wish her well.
John Childers is home from the hospital,
recuperating from heart bypass surgery.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
We are glad Jeff Davis is doing well after
his heart procedure.
We miss Bob Richardson, who has been
out due to health problems. We hope he is
well enough to come back real soon.
June Milligan, her brother, sister-in-law
(from Denver, NC) and Nancy Hodges
went to Johnson City, Tennessee to visit
relatives.
It is good to have Marge Maxwell back after being hospitalized.
We are missing Wade Worley. Hope he
will be back with us soon.
Clara McCall
Pictures of the
“Let’s Make A Deal”
themed Volunteer
Appreciation Dinner.
NEED HELP WITH
HOME REPAIRS?
Carolina Cross Connection volunteers will be in our area again this
summer!
Carolina Cross Connection will be in
McDowell County this summer providing services such as yard work,
house cleaning, and home repairs.
The Volunteers are made up of high
school and college age kids and their
adult leaders who provide outreach to
disabled, elderly, poverty-stricken
persons in our community or those
who may be on a fixed income.
There is no charge for the work they
do. You may be asked to provide the
materials if possible, but do not let
the lack of materials or money stop
you from applying for services.
Services offered by the CCC include:
House Cleaning
Window washing
Yard work
Interior and exterior painting
Underpinning for mobile homes
Insulation Installation
Construction-such as repairing/
replacing porches, porch roofs,
wheelchair ramps, steps, outhouses,
sheds, floors, handrails, gutters, etc.
Also other approved odd-jobs.
THE BUZZZ
OF OLD FORT
We are missing Arnold McEntire, he had a
light stroke. He is doing some better.
Joe and Lillian Harris are home & doing
better.
We wish Jane Burgess well, she is in Autumn Care for therapy.
Please pray for Everett & Joyce Pugh.
Everett is real sick.
It was good to have Margie & Gayden
Swann with us. Hope they will come again
soon. We are having new faces all the time.
We are happy to have new people come be
with us.
We are missing Dee Stevens, she fell at her
house & broke her arm in 2 places. She
had to have surgery.
We “Thank” Jeanette Grindstaff, Thelma
Messer & Cheryl Woody for the Easter
party they gave us.
Please keep our nation in prayer.
Latha Johnson
Word Scramble
Please unscramble the words below
1. lebsbaal
2. srswereildo
Service NOT offered by the CCC:
3. dauhoetonhrrn
Plumbing
Masonry
4. siterk
Electrical work
5. allb
Major roof repair or other major
home renovations, although we may 6. hnorume
be able to find someone to help folks 7. uotudg
out with jobs such as these.
8. blplneu
You can apply for help with the ap- 9. ininng
proved services by calling Carolina
10. nutb
Cross Connection at 704-721-0033
11. ulcarbelv
or come by the McDowell Senior
Center or the A.C. “Bud” Hogan
12. lalstabf
Community Center and fill out a
13. ctehpir
contact sheet (available at the
Front Desk) for Carolina Cross
14. feoltiud
Connection.
15. cndeok
16. artbte
McDowell Senior
Center
Exercise and
Dance Classes
MAY BIRTHDAYS
Chair Exercise - Free
Monday - Friday at 10:45 am
MARION
OLD FORT
Evelyn Goniea 11
Clara Ewart 17
Anne Moseley 19
Vestal Caldwell 25
David Bowling 26
Thelma Messer 27
Douglas White 4
Brain Teaser Answers:
also at each meeting you will receive
cookie recipes and get to take some of the
Word Scramble Answers
delicious cookies home with you. Please
sign up at the Dining Room desk or call
1. Baseball
Tim Gautney @659-0829.
9. Inning
May flowers always line your path and
sunshine light your day. May songbirds
serenade you every step along the way.
May a rainbow run beside you in a sky
that's always blue. And may happiness
fill your heart each day your whole life
through.”
Joints are Moving
Free for senior citizens-Tuesdays
and Thursdays- 9:30 am-10:30 am
NORTH COVE
1. Many will get 5000. But the
actual answer is 4100!
2. 6. 3 for each team
3. The catcher and the umpire
4. Three. In the worst case, the
first two socks you take out
will consist of one black sock
and one white sock. The next
Come join the Cookie Club at the Senior
Center, you will help make cookies that
sock you take out is guaranteed
will be served at lunch in the dining room,
to match one or the other.
Irish Blessing
Morning Line Dance Class-Free
Mondays 9:30 am
Riddle Answer:
COOKIE CLUB
Wednesday, May 28th
12:30 pm in the
Senior Center Kitchen
Jimmy Parker 28
Doris Freshour 30
They are all married.
Roger McGuire 3
Dorothy Nanny 5
Charles McMahan 6
Gene Hawkins 8
Richard Hollifield 8
Sam Bradley 11
Kathy Denny 11
Ellis Worcester 11
Yonna Venton 15
Eunice Allison 17
Rita Schafer 20
Lois Mansfield 23
Elva Simmons 25
Lorraine Mercer 26
2. WorldSeries
3. AroundTheHorn
4. Strike
5. Ball
6. Homerun
7. Dugout
8. Bullpen
10. Bunt
11. Curveball
12. Fastball
13. Pitcher
14. Outfield
15. OnDeck
16. Batter
MCDOWELL
COUNTY
SENIOR CENTER
Certified Center
of Excellence
100 SPAULDING
ROAD
MARION N.C. 28752
Phone: 828-659-0821
Weyland Prebor,
Director
FOCUS
Reporters:
Old Fort: Latha Johnson
Editor:
Barbara Gautney
bgautney@mcdowellseniorcenter.org
WEB:
www.mcdowellseniorcenter.org
Fax: 828-652-8723