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Page 10 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, May 26-June 1, 2016 MONDAY NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT Public Invited - Come Early - Limited Seating - Doors Open At 5:30 No Admittance After 7:00 PM Hot Dogs And Other Refreshments Available JACKPOT Up To $ 500 JUNE 6 • 13 • 20 • 27 * JULY 4 CLOSED • 11 • 18 • 25 Leona Neal Senior Center - 100 Harris Dr., Leona Neal Senior Center - 100 Harris Dr., Shelby Shelby CocChKa At The Leona Smith Neal Center - 100 T.R. Harris Drive In Shelby • 704-482-3488 • www.nealseniorcenter.org FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (704) 482-3488 - OPEN TO PUBLIC Hours: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM - Seniors (55 and above) $5.50 – Under 55 $6.00. Includes: 1 meat, 2 vegetables, dessert and tea. Excludes Special Events - Grilled Chicken or Chef Salads available $5.50 - (Must Pre-Order Salads by 10:00 am) Menu Items Subject To Change Without Notice NEAL SENIOR CENTER "THE KITCHEN" NEAL SENIOR CENTER "THE KITCHEN" MENU FOR MAY-JUNE MENU FOR MAY-JUNE SENIOR CENTER CLOSED MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY Hamburger Lettuce/Tomato Slaw Potato Wedges Bread - Dessert Spaghetti Salad Bread Dessert Chef's Choice Dining Room Closed 31 2 1 Senior Center's New Hours Mon.-Thurs.8-5 Fri. 8-1 (No Lunch) Except Special Events MAY-JUNE 2016 NEAL SENIOR CENTER NEAL SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES S E N I O R ' S LI F E S T Y L E SE C T I O N S E N I O R ' S LI F E S T Y L E SE C T I O N SHELBY SHOPPER SHELBY SHOPPER & INFO INFO 3 30 MEMORIAL DAY SENIOR CENTER CLOSED Legal Aid 10:00am (by Appt. Only) Carolina Singers 10:00am Zumba Gold 11:00 Knit Pickers – 1-5 Yoga 2:15-3:30 Daytime Friends 9-12 Beg. & Adv. Watercolor Paint Class 9am-12pm Daytime Friends 9-12 1 st Thurs. Bridge 9-12 Aerobics –11-12 Sit For Fitness 10-11 Domino Players 12:00 Players Bridge 1:00-4:00 Dining Room Closed 2 nd Friday Bridge 9:30-12:00 Fun Bingo 9:30-10:30 Zumba Gold 11:00 – 12:00 Senior Center Closes at 1:00PM Adv. Quilters 9-12 One Stroke Paint Class 10-12 Carolina Line Dancers 9:00–10:30 Adv Line Dance 10:30-12:00 APC 12:30-2:00 Beg. Line Dance 1-2 Beg. Quilters 1-4 30 2 31 3 1 IT'S A GOOD LIFE IT'S A GOOD LIFE Men's Day Celebration The Council on Aging/Neal Senior Center will be sponsoring a Men's Day Celebration to honor all men on Tuesday, June 21, 2016 @ 11:30 a.m. The event will consist of lunch, door prizes, and special entertainment. The cost of lunch is $5.50 for seniors and $6.00 for others. Please bring a friend, coworker, neighbor, your boss, family mem- ber or members of your church to this special event as we celebrate manhood. Spouses and ladies are also welcome to attend. Entertainment will be provided during lunch. Respite Group Did you know approximately 80% of the care of older adults is provided within the home by family members? Group respite programs are intended to provide temporary relieve to family members and other primary caregivers. Group respite meets on Thursdays from 9am-12:30pm at the Council on Aging/Neal Senior Center. The program offers participants unique opportunities for socialization and a variety of activities not available to them at home. If you or someone you know could use this service and meets the qualifications, please call Kathy Cobb at 704-482-3488 for more details on this service. There are a few people that achieve, what we find is very remarkable. We would like to recognize those volunteers who have been with the Senior Center for over 20 Years. Their dedication and their love for what we believe in means the world to us. A World of Thanks goes out to: Ruth and Dory Woolsey, since 1995. Pete and Jan Ferreira, since 1994 Dick Strachan, since 1994 Carolyn Putnam, Since 1994 Jean Lail, Since 1994 Laladge Moss, since 1994 Rachel Greene, since 1994 Leroy Dyer, since 1994 J.A. West, since 1994 William "Dub" Peeler, since 1994 Laura Nelson, since 1993 Vera Weathers, since 1992 Rachel Dixon, since 1992 Jeanette Davis, since 1991 Rev. Charles Reed, since 1991 Betty McIntyre, since 1990 You all are an inspiration to us all! Thank you for your amazing talents. It is very important for everyone becoming eligible for Medicare to get accurate informa- tion about coverage and delivery options, including supplemen- tal health insurance, Medicare health plans and prescription drug coverage. Attention to these issues will help you avoid serious and costly problems later. This fact sheet will help you map your journey to Medicare highlighting roadblocks and warning signs along the way. Some road signs you need to watch out for are: • Caution: Slippery Road Ahead — Ways to prepare for Medicare • Green Light: Enrollment — When and how you need to enroll in Medicare • Detour: Working Past 65 — Information for beneficiaries who plan to work beyond age 65 •Which Way to Supplemental Coverage? — Choices in health insurance to supplement Medicare •Stop: Get Help — Resources for further information and assis- tance on the road to Medicare The Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), a division of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, is available for additional guid- ance and information at any turn of the road. Contact your local SHIIP volunteers at 704- 482-3488 or ncshiip@ncdoi. gov. Trained SHIIP volunteer counselors are available in every county in North Carolina to help with your specific situation. The SHIIP Web site, www.ncshiip. com, also provides information and publications to assist you. The Road to Turning 65 139 E. Main Street, Downtown Forest City 828-245-4591 Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-7pm, Sat. 7:30-4pm www.SmithsDrugsFC.com Like us on ©Community First Media Community First Media TALK TO YOUR SMITH'S DRUGS FAMILY PHARMACIST ABOUT YOUR RISK FOR STROKE. RECOGNIZING THE SIGNS OF STROKE When responding to a stroke, every minute counts. The sooner a patient receives medical treatment, the lower the risk for death or disability. 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