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Thursday, May 13-May 19, 2021 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 17 www.NealSeniorCenter.org www.NealSeniorCenter.org Neal Senior Center Neal Senior Center 100 T.R. HARRIS DRIVE • SHELBY 100 T.R. HARRIS DRIVE • SHELBY Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5PM Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5PM Friday 8 AM-1PM Friday 8 AM-1PM 704-482-3488 704-482-3488 Photo By – Justin G. Hill & Son, Photo By – Justin G. Hill & Son, Drone Photography Service Drone Photography Service The Neal Senior Center would like to thank everyone who donated money, food and paper products April 30-May 6, 2021: Marsha Garwood Joan Earls Cleveland County ECA Karen Burton Medical Arts 6x3 A new favorite among Cleveland County Senior is Chair Volleyball. Even the Gard- ner-Webb students got a chance to try this popular game, which many had never heard of….but loved it! Swimming events are done by a special group of loyal participants each year. Staff from Shelby City Park works with the participants at the Shelby High School pool. The Cleveland County Senior Games are an annu- al event with senior adults, age 50 and better. It's a much-anticipated event, with participants demon- strating their talents in sporting events, as well as in artistic media. The pandemic forced the 2020 games into cancellation, but with the guidance of the NC Senior Games head- quarters in Cary, NC, the 2021 games recently took place! The events were very successful with 92 partici- pants showing their sporting and artistic skills. Cleveland County Senior Games Return Let's Get Active Again Now that the Neal Center has reopened, that means the return of some favorite classes! While not all activities are yet scheduled, the following are currently scheduled: • Carolina Line Dancing- Tuesday, 9:45-10:45am-Taught by Evelyn Kiser • Zumba Gold-Wednesday and Friday, 11:00am-12 noon-Taught by Toni Heberlig • Acrylic Painting-Tuesday, 10:15am- 12:15pm-Taught by Suzette Proffi t For further information on these classes, please contact Daniel Dedmon at the Neal Center @ 704/481-7387. UPCOMING CLASSES (Information will be available soon) Strength Training - Gentle Yoga - Therapeutic Drumming Has pandemic isolation made you so lonesome that you can't stand it? Get fast relief by volunteering at the Neal Senior Center! The Neal Center is looking for volunteers that are of good moral char- acter, responsible and dependable that can work well with the public in various areas of the Neal Center. If you're interested, please call the Neal Senior Center at 704/482-3488 for further information. Those with secretarial, office and/or business skills are especially welcome to apply. 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 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. If you or someone you know exhibits the following signs or symptoms, call 9-1-1 immediately. • Numbness or weakness of the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body. • Confusion, trouble speaking, or diffi culty understanding. • Trouble seeing in one or both eyes. • Trouble walking, dizziness, or loss of balance and coordination. • Severe headache with no known cause. Remember, getting immediate medical attention for stroke is crucial to preventing disability and death, so DON'T DELAY—DIAL 9-1-1. TALK TO YOUR SMITH'S DRUGS FAMILY PHARMACIST ABOUT YOUR RISK FOR STROKE. F SPOT A STROKE A S T FACE ARMS SPEECH TIME Does the face look uneven? Can they smile? Can they lift both arms? Is one weak? Is their speech slurred? Can they repeat a simple sentence? Time to call 911 NOW! May is • STOP Stroke • Act F.A.S.T. • Spread Hope