2. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 2
MONTHLY EVENTS
BUNCO (played with dice) is held on the 3rd Thursday
of each month at 7pm (June 18) . Cost is $3 for a fun night..
VETERAN’S BENEFIT COUNSELOR
Bob Rasche from Gen. Co. Dept. of Veteran’s Services will be assisting
veterans with questions regarding their benefits. He will be here the 4th
Tuesday of each month at 9am (June 23 ). Appointments are required.
COMPUTER CLASS W/JUDY Mondays 1 pm - 4 pm
You are encouraged to bring your own system to your lessons including:
I PADS, NOOKS, and KINDLES. This will enable you to be comfort-
able with the system that you will be using. Appointment are required
Blood Pressure Checks—currently need someone to help with this
in Wilma’s absence.11:15am - 12:pm Monday –Wednesday and Friday.
Call 810.687.7260 to verify for availability or if you are able to help.
Yoga Stretch: Thursdays at 10:am
Carol LaVelle is our instructor. Bring a mat and join us for floor stretching
exercises. This 45 minute routine will keep you limber.
Chair Yoga : Thursdays at 10:45 a.m.
This is for those unable to do regular Yoga. We will provide the chair.
Certified Massage Therapist: Tues. and Thurs. afternoons. Emily is
available for a 10 min. massage for $6. Appointments are required
TOPS: Mondays 6:00 p.m. (Weigh-In) Meetings at 6:30 p.m.
Take off Pounds Sensibly – The monthly fee is $5,. annual fee of $26.
ROMEO’S (Rowdy Old Men Eating Out) A fun social gathering for
men. No commitments and all men are welcome. They will be meeting
on (June 18) at the new Applebee’s in Clio.
Bring your friends. Wear your Plaid Shirt.
Red Hats A fun social gathering for women. The next Red Hats Outing
Will be in July, watch our July Vienna Views for location.
LEGAL SERVICES’S Attorney will be available for seniors 60+ years of
age for free legal services. He is here the third Wednesday of each month
(Wed, June 17) Appointments are required.
********* COMMODITIES *********
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
Commodities pick up date will be on the 2nd Wednesday of each
month: 10am to 11:30am. If unable to pick them up, you may send
someone else to pick them up with a signed note, forms are available.
Excess Commodities will be shipped back at noon. If you miss the sched-
uled date , you can pick them up at the
Distribution Site: 2727 Lippincott Blvd, Flint, MI
2015 COMMODITIES PICK UP DATES WILL BE:
WEDNESDAYS:
June 10, July 8, Aug 12, Sept 9, Oct 14,
*** TEFAP*** June 10, Sept 9, Dec 9
VAN SERVICE
If you need to schedule the van for a pick-up, please re-
member to call by 1:00 pm the day prior to the scheduled
pick-up.
Van Policies: The Clio Area Senior Center van serves the
regional area consisting of Vienna Township, the City of
Clio, and Thetford Township. The operation of the van
service is Monday through Friday, exclusive to any holi-
days or other days on which the Center would be closed.
The van is primarily used for transporting residents of the
two townships and Clio to and from the Center.
The van will provide transportation to members of the
senior community (50 and over) that are members of the
Clio Area Senior Center and/or members of the “My Sen-
ior Center” program. Riders of the van must call to par-
ticipate in any scheduled runs by at least 1pm of the busi-
ness day before needing a ride.
Van trips to the Clio area VG’s, Wal-Mart and Meijer’s will
be regularly scheduled. If you have a need to go on these
trips, you must sign up for the scheduled run by 1pm of
the previous business day before the run is scheduled.
There will be no additional runs made to these locations
other than what is scheduled, without special consideration
by the Center Director.
Extra trips for members with individual needs (laundry,
doctor’s appointments, emergency grocery runs, etc…) or
other activities outside of the Center van schedule will be
considered with at least 3 business days notice. If a group
of people have a need for transportation, a van run will be
considered with at least 3 business days notice. All extra
runs are subject to the existing van schedule. All van riders
must abide by the Participation Policy.
See our webpage (coming soon)
www.ClioAreaSeniorCenter.org or our Facebook page
for updates of current events and information!
3. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 3
The 3rd Thursday
of each month we will
be celebrating birthdays
following lunch.
June 18
Come & enjoy some
cake with us.
JUNE BIRTHDAY PARTY!
“NEW”
VIENNA VIEWS Mailing
The cost of postage for 1st class mailing has in-
creased, to $ .49 therefore we will be charging $6.00
per year for the Vienna Views (our newsletter) to be
mailed to your home. You can pay this at the front
desk Monday through Friday during business hours.
BREAKFAST
The second and fourth Tuesdays, join us for break-
fast (June 9 & 23 )
The menu will include:
Egg Muffin /Cup of Coffee $1.50
Two (2) slices of Toast/Cup of Coffee $.25
Monthly Meetings
The Senior Advisory Board Meeting will be held on
Tuesday, June 2 at 2pm.
Event Planning Committee Meeting to follow the
Advisory Board Meeting.
The Senior Directors Board Meeting will be held on
Monday, June 15 at 10am.
SUPPORT GROUPS
Grief Support Group: Susan Mc Kenny from Martin Fu-
neral Home will be facilitating a Grief Support Group on
the third Friday of the month, June 17at 11am. Support
Groups are helpful after the loss of a loved one.
Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group: The Alzheimer’s
Assoc. provides support groups for the caregivers, families
and friends of people who suffer with Dementia and/or
Alzheimer’s. Meetings are usually held on the 3rd Monday
of each month,. June meeting will be on June 15 @
6:30pm. Support groups are the heart of the Alzheimer’s
Association. If someone you love is affected with either
disease, come and share with others who understand. Meet
Dawn, our facilitator, she is very knowledgeable and help-
ful. Newcomers are always welcome.
ACTIVITIES
Activities are listed in the calendar on page 4. If you have questions or com-
ments regarding any of them, call 810-687-7260 or stop at the front desk.
LINE DANCE: Beginning & Advance: classes Monday & Wednesday
2:30pm - 4:25pm
CLOGGING (Beginners/Rhinestone): Tuesdays 1pm - 3pm.
TAI CHI! Mondays at 10:00 am : This doctor-recommended form of
exercise/stretching has many health benefits, it increases flexibility, low-
ers cholesterol, retards Alzheimer’s Disease and improves blood flow.
Also, it improves focus, concentration, invigorates the brain, lowers
blood sugar and helps eliminate stress. Studies show that people taking
Tai Chi reduce their risk of falling by 48%.
This will be a “No Floor” style of Tai Chi.
This class is offered on a donation basis. The cost to the center is
$40.00 per session. It is offered free to all that are interested with a re-
quest that you consider a donation per class to help off-set the costs.
There is a donation jar located at the front desk.
COUNTRY RAMBLERS: Tuesday 5:30 pm - 9pm.. We have a weekly
Pot Luck. There is a fee will be $4.00 each and you must bring a dish to
pass. Come and enjoy the music. It is Open mic, so bring your instrument
lyrics and join us. You must sign up at the check-in table.
HAND AND FOOT: Mondays 5pm - 8pm. This card game is a variation
of Canasta. Come join us for the FUN!! Invite a friend!
BINGO: Fridays 1pm - 3pm is the penny bingo. You will need 28 pennies
to play. The cover-all prize is donated by the Floral Depot. We have large
print cards available.
COMPUTER LAB/LIBRARY: Open Daily 8:30am - 4:15pm Wireless
Available. Hard Cover/Books on Cassettes, DVD’s only $1 each .
Paperbacks $.25 each. You may request your favorite book and/or author..
GIFT SHOP: Open Daily 8:30am - 4:15pm Stop in and check out our
Gift Shop. We offer a wide variety of unusual crafts at a great price. This is
an on-going Fund Raiser.
BAGEL BASH: The 3rd Wednesday of each month (June 17) Dr. Frank
Radtke, DDS provides us with Fruits, bagels, and other treats. He is located
at 2128 W. Vienna Rd. Clio. Stop in and tell him Thank You! We appreci-
ate his kindness.
Walk a mile:
June 3: Monday & Wednesday, 10am. Walking can help keep
your body flexible, your heart strong, and promote a
feeling of well being. Walking also improves your bal-
ance and strengthens muscles and bones. In addition,
walking regularly increases your endurance, energy
level, and fat metabolism.
This Program will be for 1 month, as part of a study on
exercise and elderly adults, for a Registered Nurse. A
confidential Questionnaire will be given prior to and
following the walking program.
June 1: 10am A Presentation will be given on the bene-
fits and importance of exercise for elderly adults,
prior to beginning the walking program. Hope to see
you there!!
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
28 30 July 1 July 2 July 3
10am TAI CHI
11am Bl. Press
12noon Lunch
12:30pm VG’s Shopping
1pm Crafts
1pm Computer Class
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Int. Line Dance
5pm Hand & Foot
6pm TOPS
9amMMAP
10am Quilting
12noon Lunch
1pm Clogging: Beg/Rhinestone
2pm: Senior Advisory Board Mtg.
2:30pm Massage Therapy
3:pm: Event Planning Comm. Mtg
5:30pm Country Ramblers
9:a.m.:Woodcarving
10am: Mexican Train
Dominoes
11:15am Bl. Press
12: pm Lunch
1pm Crafts
1:45 pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Inter. Line Dance
9am Line Dance
10am Yoga
10:45am Chair Yoga
12noon Lunch
1:30 Matter of Balance
1:40pm Massage Therapy
11am Bl. Press Check
12noon Potluck
Must Bring a dish to pass
1pm Penny Bingo
2:30: Wal-Mart Shopping
10am: TAI CHI
11am Bl. Press
12noon Lunch
12:30pm VG’s Shopping
1pm Crafts
1pm Computer Class
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Int. Line Dance
5pm Hand & Foot
6pm TOPS
9am:Breakfast
9:amMMAP
10am Oil Painting
12noon Lunch
1pm Clogging: Beg/Rhinestone
2:30pm Massage Therapy
5:30pm Country Ramblers
9am Woodcarving
10:am: COMMODITIES
10am: Mexican Train Dominoes
12noon Lunch
1pm Crafts
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Inter. Line Dance
LAST DAY TO SIGN UP FOR
PIZZA/BINGO FRIDAY
9am Line Dance
10am Yoga
10:45am Chair Yoga
12noon Lunch
1:30 Matter of Balance
1:40pm Massage Therapy
6:00: Clio Lion’s Club POTUCK
11am Bl. Press Check
11am Pizza Bingo
12noon PIZZA Luncheon
Must be signed up before
June 10th
1pm Penny Bingo
10am: TAI CHI
10am Senior Board Meeting
10am Senior Board Elections
11am Bl. Press
12noon Lunch
12:30pm VG’s Shopping
1pm Crafts
1pm Computer Class
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Int. Line Dance
5pm Hand & Foot
6pm TOPS
6:30pm Alz. Supt. Group
9amMMAP
10am:Quilting
12noon Lunch
1pm Clogging: Beg/Rhinestone
2:30pm Massage Therapy
5:30pm Country Ramblers
9am Woodcarving
9:30am: BAGEL BASH
Dr. Frank Ratke
10am: Mexican Train
Dominoes
12noon Lunch
1pm Professional Services Safety in
the Home
1pm Crafts
1pm Legal Services By Appt.
1pm Game Day
1pm: Legal Services/Appts. Req..
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Inter. Line Dance
9am Line Dance
10am Yoga
10:45am Chair Yoga
12:p.m. Romeos@ Applebees Clio
12noon Lunch
Birthday Celebration
1:40pm Massage Therapy
7pm Rock and Gem
7pm Bunco
11am Bl. Press Check
11am Grief Support
12noon Lunch
12:30:pm: Meijer's Shopping
1pm Penny Bingo
5:pm—BLUE RIVER BAND
Social Hour
6:pm—Music starts
Concessions Available in the
Kitchen
Tickets on sale at front counter
10am: TAI CHI
11am Bl. Press
12pm: Father’s Day Brunch
Must be signed up by
Wed June 17
12:30pm VG’s Shopping
1pm Crafts
1pm Computer Class
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Int. Line Dance
5pm Hand & Foot
6pm TOPS
9am:Breakfast
9am:Veteran’sBenefitCounselor/Appt.
Required
9amMMAP
10am Oil Painting
12noon Lunch
1pm Clogging: Beg/Rhinestone
2:30pm Massage Therapy
5:30pm Country Ramblers
9am Woodcarving
10am: Mexican Train
Dominoes
11:15am Bl. Press
12noon Lunch
1pm Legal Services
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Inter. Line Dance
9am: Line Dance
10am: Yoga
10:45am: Chair Yoga
12noon Lunch
1:40pm Massage
11am Bl. Press Check
12pm:Lunch
1pm Penny Bingo
10am: TAI CHI
11am Bl. Press
12noon Lunch
12:30pm VG’s Shopping
1pm Crafts
1pm Computer Class
1:45pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Int. Line Dance
5pm Hand & Foot
6pm TOPS
9amMMAP
10am Quilting
12noon Lunch
1pm Clogging: Beg/Rhinestone
2:30pm Massage Therapy
5:30pm Country Ramblers
9:a.m.:Woodcarving
10am: Mexican Train
Dominoes
11:15am Bl. Press
12: pm Lunch
1pm Crafts
1:45 pm: Beg. Line Dance w/Jim
2:30pm Beg/Inter. Line Dance
9am Line Dance
10am Yoga
10:45am Chair Yoga
12noon Lunch
1:40pm Massage Therapy
Closed
5. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 5
A BIG THANK YOU to those than helped with the
CASC Rummage Sales, May 9th. Don, Jeff, Bob,
Charlie, Dan, Bonnie, Diana, Bruce, Roxanne, Bea,
Jennie, Carol, Stella, Susan, Theresa, and Kate.
(Apologies if a name was missed!) It took a real
team effort from toting boxes into the garage, out
of the garage into the building, setting up tables,
unpacking, and pricing the items. The day of the
sale everyone was busy selling our “wares”, along
with selling our baked goods, and craft room
items. On Monday, clean up of repacking boxes
then back to the garage, went very smoothly and
the Center was back to normal by noon. A awe-
some group of volunteers that is most appreciated
as the Center could not hold these type of events
without their donated time and effort.
M.M.A.P.
LOW INCOME SUBSITY/ EXTRA HELP (LIS) GUIDELINES
Income limit
Single Individual: $1,479 mo
Married Couple: $1,986 mo
Asset limit
Full Subsidy, Single Individual: $8,780
Full Subsidy, Married Couple: $13,930
Partial Subsidy, Single Individual: $8,781 to $13,640
Partial Subsidy, Married Couple: $13,931 to $27,250
MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAM – 2015 GUIDELINES
Income limit
Single Individual: $1,001 - $1,345 mo
Married Couple: $1,348 - $1,813 mo
Asset limit
Single Individual: $7280
Married Couple: $10,930
Call and schedule an appointment with our MMAP
Counselor, 810.687.7260, to apply
for these programs.
Join us
July 4th
6pm-11pm
Concessions
&
fireworks viewing
Japanese Temari Ball
Join us
June 10th, 17th & 24th
2pm—4pm
Learn to Make a Japanese Tamari Ball
A thousand year old craft from Japan, Te-
mari is traditionally given as a gift. From
humble beginnings as simple toy balls for
children's play, Temari create a magnetic ef-
fect on viewers today. As a spectacular
decorating focal point, the puzzle of the de-
sign is mesmerizing.
The concept is elegantly simple, the end re-
sult is simply elegant
Temari opens up a whole new range of ter-
ritory for stitchers to explore. Stitches can
go in any direction because of the random
wrapped thread surface of the ball. They
are not limited to up and down, side to side
and diagonally as with traditional stitchery.
If you can fold a paper strip into halves,
fourths and eighths, you can make Temari!
$2.00 for supplies —Class is limited!!!
Sign-up NOW
6. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 8
June 5th
Potluck
You MUST Bring a dish to pass
June 12th
Pizza Bingo 11am
Bingo Starts at 11am
Pizza, Salad, Dessert & Pop at 12noon
Must be signed up on or before
June 10 th , 12 NOON
June 17 th
Professional Services 1pm
Come Talk with
Carol Jean
Home Health Care Services and
Home Health Safety and more…
June 19 th
Blue River
Concessions open 5pm
Band starts at 6pm
Discount tickets available now
(advance sales only) $4 at the door
June 22th
Father’ s Day Brunch 12noon
Must be signed up on or before
June 17 th , 12 NOON
Handmade quilt raffle
Drawing July 4th
Tickets 1/$2, or 3/$5
Stop by and see the beautiful quilt
7. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 9
CLASSES/WORKSHOPS
Oil Painting with Stan Smela: Classes are held on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of each month. Sign up early, spots go
quickly. All you need is a roll of paper towel and $40. You
will take home a finished painting. June 9 and June 23.
Quilting: Classes are 10am - 3pm on the 1st, 3rd and 5th
(when applicable) Tuesdays of every month (June 1, 15 &
29) Projects include: Quilts to be raffled at all of our special
events. Quilting for Linus Blankets, Weighted Blankets for
Autistic People. All quilters are welcome. We accept do-
nations of material and other sewing supplies. Stop in and
check out the beautiful handiwork.
We are now doing a different block a month. Stop at
the Front Desk to get a list of material needed for the
block.
We are starting to make new items.
Come in and see what we are doing.
Open Craft Session: On Mondays and Wednesdays from
1pm to 3pm the craft room is available for craft projects
(individual or group). Craft items are sold daily in our Gift
Shop. This is one of our on-going fund raisers. If you
would like to teach a specific class, please let someone
know at the front desk..
Flint Rock & Gem Club: Meets on the 3rd Thursday of
each month at 7pm. (June 18 )
New members are always welcome.
Wood Carvers: Come join our area wood carving enthusi-
asts every Wednesday morning at 9am for a time of crea-
tive wood carving in our craft room. Bring your own tools
and work together with a great group of wood carvers.
This is a free event. New carvers are always welcome.
V.G’.’S Community Share Points. Stop at V.G.’s cus-
tomer service desk and sign up for your community share
points to be credited to the Clio Area Senior Center. You
no longer need to save and/or drop off your receipts at the
center. Your points will automatically be credited to the
center!
Spartan Labels: We are still collecting Spartan labels to be
redeemed for cash.
Donations: The programs at the Senior Center are run
totally on your donation dollars. All costs for the programs
are covered by the Clio Area Seniors Inc. A non-profit
organization. Anything you could give to help with opera-
tional costs would be greatly appreciated!
Annual Program Expense Fee: Please remember to pay
your annual program expense fee of $15.00 if you have not
done so for 2015! This fee is an annual fee, due at the be-
ginning of each year from all members. See back cover for
an easy to use payment form. This enables us to offer most
classes and activities at little or no cost to members.
SERVICES
Massage Therapy Emily offers a ten (10) minute upper body
massage for $6.00 on Tuesday and/or Thursday 2:15-3:30p.m.
Appointments are required.
Blood Pressure Checks are available at the Center Monday
Wednesday and Friday (dependent on volunteer availability)
throughout the month from 11:15am to 12pm. You can call
810 687-7260 ahead to verify availability.
Medical Loan Closet: We loan out, for free, many types of
medical assistance devices. We have walkers, wheelchairs, shower
chairs and commodes available. Call the center 810 687 -7260.
Legal Services: Legal Services of Eastern Michigan will be
available on the third Wednesday of each month. They offer
free legal consultation services to members 60 and over, living
in Genesee County. Seth Neblock will be here on Wed. June
17. Appointments are required, please call 810 687 -7260 for
scheduling. Seth is from the Legal Services of Genesee
County.
Grief Support Group: Martin Funeral Home, in conjunction
with Genesys Hospice, will be hosting a Grief Support Group
on the 1st Wed. of each month (June 3 ) at Miles Martin Fu-
neral Home, 1194 E. Mt. Morris Rd. Mt. Morris, MI . 3rd Fri-
day of each month ( June 17) at 11am at the Clio Area Senior
Center, 2136 W. Vienna Rd. Clio. Contact: Susan E. Mc
Kenney, at ww.martinfuneralhome.com or call Clio Area Sen-
ior Center 810 687 -7260 for more information.
FEELING UNDER THE WEATHER?
Along with the changes of the weather comes the season of colds
and flu. Please be considerate of your fellow members at the Center
by staying home if you are not feeling well. We care about your
health and want you to get well.
DO YOU HAVE A USED CELL
PHONE?
We are now collecting used cell phones at the Senior Center for a
fund raising project. We can turn them in for cash through VAAA.
So if you have an old phone, please bring it in so the center can
benefit from it and you can get it out of that drawer where it just
gets in the way when you are searching for things in it!
Thank you ahead of time for your support!
9. Clio Area Senior Center 810 687-7260 June 2015 ♦ Page 11
Clio Area Senior Center Code of Conduct
PROCEDURE VIOLATIONS
FIRST OFFENCE – give verbal warning.
Director or Assistant Director meets with parties involved
in violation.
Discuss inappropriate behavior and violation that occurred.
Make a record of the incident.
Advice the parties involved that continued inappropriate
behavior may result in suspension from the center.
SECOND OFFENCE – address incident.
Director or Assistant Director meets with parties involved
to discuss violation. Make a record of the incident.
Possible suspension from the program.
THIRD OFFENCE – document to participant.
Director or Assistant Director prepares an outline of circum-
stances, including term or restrictions from Center.
Suspension from all actives at the Center
Present record of violations to Senior Board for record.
INCIDENTS OF IMMINENT DANGER
The following behaviors are prohibited and are cause for
immediate suspension for the center:
Use if inappropriate language (obscene, abusive,
loud, threats, insults and/or rude), threatening,
demeaning and/or antagonistic behavior
toward others (unwanted following/stalking,
watching/staring, waiting for, etc.)
Solicitation of services or products without prior
written approval
Stealing from the Center or any persons
Violent outbreaks
Handle imminent danger to persons or properties, including
terms or restriction from Center.
When appropriate call 911 to protect the safety of participants
and staff at the Center.
APPEALS
Any party suspended may appeal the decision made by the
Director or Assistant Director by submitting a written
request to the Senior Board within 6 months of suspension
date. Any correspondence must be received at
least one week prior to a Board meeting to be added to
the agenda, any requests made after that will be added
to the following month. The Senior Board meets the
third Monday of each month at 10am.
Clio Area Senior Center Code of Conduct
The participants of the Clio Area Senior Center shall rep-
resent, by their behavior, all adults of the community. The
Senior Center is a place for independent senior citizens to
come to enhance the quality of their life through partici-
pation of activities.
Individuals using the Clio Area Senior Center must be 50
years or older or the spouse /significant other of a person
50 years of older.
However, some programs and events that can be accessed
through the Senior Center have age specific requirements
or are open to younger family, community members and/
or handicapped individuals.
ALL PARTICIPANTS AND VISITORS SHALL:
Help to promote a friendly environment at the center.
Be courteous to fellow participants, staff and visitors.
Be cooperative in every way.
Help to develop community relations by positive actions.
Allow no profanity.
Allow no use of alcohol or illegal drugs on center prop-
erty.
Allow use of tobacco products in designated areas only;
at the benches in front of the building or in vehicles.
Allow no panhandling, or begging.
Keep in mind the spirit of cooperation.
Help to create effective, positive relationships among all
participants, staff and visitors.
Always maintain personal hygiene as to not be offensive
to others.
PLEASE PRACTICE GOOD MANNERS:
Do not argue.
Be polite.
Practice the “golden rule”.
Respect others viewpoints, if you disagree, do so in a neu-
tral manner.
Respect the facility and equipment.
Respect each other and staff and allow no starting or
spreading of malicious gossip and/or rumors.
Always stay home if you are ill, regularly incontinent or
showing sign or symptoms, of impending illness, you
MUST stay home.
VOLUNTEERS:
Be aware of and adhere to the facility policies as directed.
Make new comers feel welcome.
Keep in mind you represent the center at all times.
Maintain a cooperative, working relationship with the
Assistant Director, Director, and the Center Board.
USE OF ALL FACILITY EQUIPMENT:
Members are responsible for setting up, maintaining and
returning all supplies, chairs, tables, etc. used for pro-
grams.
Staff will not be responsible for setup and teardown of
every facility event/activity.
*Participants must be independent unless accompanied by
a caregiver.
The Senior Center is not able to supervise participants.
An individual must be able to understand and carry out
their responsibly to conform their behavior to the Code of
Conduct of the Senior Center.
ALL PARTICIPANTS UNABLE TO ABIDE BY THE
POLICY MAY BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE CENTER
AND OR FORFIET MEMBERSHIP.
10. UPCOMING
FUN!
(All dates subject to change/cancellation)
July
3rd—Closed
4th—Conseions
10th—Pizza Bingo
17th—Blue River Band
More to come ...
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"te" means handAnd"mari" means ball
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