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“What potent blood hath modest May” - Ralph W. Emerson

Congratulations go to Dorothy Erwin for being chosen May Volunteer of the Month. As a St. Luke’s nurse, Dorothy has volunteered at the Siouxland Center for Active Generations since 2003, taking blood pressures. These Friday morning screenings have been a great service to our members; we are so thankful to our hospitals and Countryside for providing the nurses. Since joining the Center in 2007 Dorothy has enjoyed attending Talk Shows, the gift shop (she has brought and bought), the library (she likes to borrow and buy), and she is always interested in a good meal at either the coffee shop or the meal site. We are happy to recognize Dorothy as our recipient of the Palmer’s Olde Tyme Candy Shoppe Gift Certificate for May.

Are you “Too Old to Play?” Not if you follow the advice of the Administration of Aging and its theme for the 2012 Older Americans month of May. Older Americans are encouraged to “stay engaged, active and

involved in their own lives and in their communities.” The organization marks each month

of May to honor and recognize older Americans for the wide contribution they make in the world. The AoA month was established in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy and updated in 1980 by President Jimmy Carter. Our Siouxland Center for Active Generations echoes this celebration of Older American’s Month. Through nearly half a century this annual event encourages the nation to pay tribute in some way to older Americans.

– By the Editor

may 2012

Dorothy Erwin

Volunteerof the Month

Too Old To Play?

Every Spring, the Siouxland Center for Active Generations hosts a Volunteer Recognition Luncheon. This is our way of saying thanks for all you do to help us out. We have well over 200 volunteers who help us daily in a variety of ways. This year our party was held in March. Following a delicious lunch served by Chef Jeff and his staff, we were entertained by the West Middle Jazz Choir under

the direction of Jill Wigton, with accompaniment by Chris Miller. Marilyn Haller was recognized for her 939 volunteer hours, the most recorded by any of our members. We would like to thank all who helped make this a special day, but most importantly our volunteers, who are the heart of the Siouxland Center for Active Generations.

Volunteer luncheon

The Stop & Shop Gift Shop has many new items available. Among those

arrivals are embroidered dish towels, assorted candles, and several sets of dishes. Remember...every purchase made, benefits the Siouxland Center for Active Generations.

Gift Shop

The Siouxland Center for Active Generations will be closed on Monday, May 28, to recognize

Memorial Day. We wish you all a very safe and special day.

Closed Memorial Day

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A monthly publication of the Siouxland Center for Active

Generations, located at 313 Cook St., Sioux City, IA 51103

Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

www.siouxlandseniorcenter.com

Chairperson, Board of Directors Tina Stroud

Executive Director Jeff Loffswold

Activities Coordinator Kerry Ruehle

Membership Coordinator Angela Avery

Financial Counselor Wayne Ducommun

Secretary Pat Bornhoft

Editor Robert R. Hansen

Annual Dues — $35 per Person Lifetime Dues — $350 per Person

Price of Advertisement $12 per column inch

Senior Helpmate Program Sioux City — 712-276-1075

Katherine Price Program Coordinator

LeMars — 712-546-8855 Katie Olson — Program Coordinator

100 Day Wellness Team

In January, the Siouxland Center for Active Generations formed a team for the Live Healthy Siouxland 100 Day Wellness Business Challenge. Team members track and report hours of activity and weight loss on a weekly basis. This ten-member

group consists of (Front Row L-R) Donna Krohn, Kerry Ruehle, Ken Dvorak, and Angela Avery. (Back Row L-R) Dee Sachau, Evey Thompson, Dan Hudek, Ron McKewon, and Mary Knudsen. Judy Rehurek was absent from the photo.

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Easter Basket Raffle Three Easter baskets were raff led off with the proceeds going to the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. The winners of the pictured baskets are: Betty Jansen, Bonnie Jonas, and Helen Wedmore.

Congratu lat ions to the winners and thanks to all who purchased tickets.

May 2012 Page Three

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Pat AbdoKathy Anders Dorothy Barto

Sally & Joseph BauerlyConnie BeanJean Beller

Kris BergstromDarrel & Paula

BlanchfordPat Bornhoft

Mary BottjenHelen BundyDonna Castle

Sheri ChambersMiriam ClaytonAlice Coppock

Kay CotaEdith Daily

Kathleen DetermannBarb Doren

Jeanie DunbarKen DvorakKen Gampp

Dianne GamppHenry Gilbertson

Rose GilsonJohn Haley

Bev HallJeanette Hanson

Joan HarbeckGeorge Harrison

Dollie Hodges

Beverly HoflingConnie Holman

Normagene HughesLorraine Huls

Cecelia HuttonRon Johme

Dick JohnsonDonna Johnson

Dick JonasBonnie Jonas

Pat KellerMary KnudsenGladys KochEvelyn KosonCarol Larson

Ruth LebowichNancy Lee

Gerald LenzArt Lindell

Marlene LindellJanette Linden

Virginia LivermoreJune Lorimor

Lavonne LundgrenMary C Madden

Della MahonCardee Mauer

Elaine McCuddinBetty Mohr

Sharon MurphyJan NelsonCarl Noltze

Sandy ObermanMerle Olson

Cowboy Charles ParkerHazel Perrin

Charles PersingerJoanne PetersHelen PhillipsToots Pittman

George & Maxine PolakKathy PriceSally Prince

Judy RehurekCarol Rice

Bobby SchlueterOpal Smith

Rosejean SmithMargaret Sopoci

Alberta SpauldingKaren Spray

Rita SwansonPaul SwansonClifford TagueJan Thomas

Evey ThompsonJerry ThompsonSandy Townsend

Iona TrometerPearl Voss

June WishmanSiouxland Square & Round Dance Assn.

Sioux City Garden Club

So many individuals generously donate each month to various parts of the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. Following is a list of those who donated during the

month of March. We thank them for their thoughtfulness.

Gifts & Donations

SARAH IMIGReal Estate Consultant

ABR, CRS, GRI712-226-6038

302 Jones Street, Ste 100Sioux City, Iowa 51101

UnitedReal Estate Solutions

TOTT’S AUTO CENTER

3501 Jones • Phone 277-4751

Brakes, Tires, etc.

1431

“Where Quality Counts”

Two Locations:508 West 7th

Sioux City, IA 51103712-258-1653

3929 Prestige Blvd.Sioux City, IA

712-234-1975

Hearing SpecialiStS pc

4509 Stone Avenue • Sioux City, IA 51106712-276-0050 • 1-800-710-0050

Colette Hadden, MA CCC-A, Owner, clinical audiologist

2916 Hamilton Blvd.

(712) 258-3332

Michael Sloniker, M.S., CCC-A

Kathy Rizk, M.S., CCC-A

AU. D.

2916 Hamilton Blvd.

(712) 258-3332www.siouxlandhearing.com

Beginning Wednesday, May 9, a wom-en’s Bible study will be offered at the Siouxland Center for Active Genera-tions. This 1 p.m. class will run for six consecutive weeks and be held in the Conference Room. Jane Schmutte will lead us in the nondenominational discus-sion entitled “Where is the Holy Spirit”. To pre-register for the class, please call (712) 255-1729.

LEWIS ELECTRIC CO.2424 E. 5th Street

Estimates Gladly GivenPh. 252-2785

4022 Indian Hills Drive

712-239-6851

2328 Transit Ave.Grocery • 276-1873

Meat • 276-8956

Women’s

Body & Frame Repair

501 West 8th St.

(712) 255-7172

Service that Suits You!

Heating & Cooling

Duct Cleaning

Call 252-3007 or visit us online at www.cwsuter.com

We Service All Makes

FREE Estimates

24 Hour Service

EMBASSY REHAB AND CARE CENTER206 PORT NEAL ROAD • SGT. BLUFF

943-3837Intermediate and Skilled Care

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R. PRESCOTT & SONSPlumbing & Heating Co.

Commercial & Residential RepairingNO JOB TOO SMALLNO JOB TOO LARGE 276-7014

SADOFF’SMen’s Clothing

3023 Hamilton Blvd.Sioux City, IA 51104

Shopko’s next to us!

As If We Didn’t Know

A certain blush on cheeks; a sudden rise in nearby creeks are more than evident it’s true.

Kid’s light aircraft hover; then with wings that catch a breeze; it’s off they fly away.

Mowers are set to cut lawns, softball fields and soon novice golfers forget to replace divots on the well trimmed fairways, as if we didn’t know.

Dogs and cats begin to scamper or engage in fighting for it’s their great out-of-doors also 10 speed bikes cut corners across the “Quick Shop” parking lots while their parents sigh a blessing for this sort of play.

These are the times when sunny days come our way as an entrée with springtime’s bright tiara on the ‘velvet cushion’ of the month of May!

- Gerold Mathewson Creative Writers Classs

Palmer HouseMotel

3440 Gordon Drive • Sioux City, IA712-276-4221

2001 Hamilton Blvd., Suite D • Sioux City, Iowa 51104Telephone 712.252.4333 • Toll Free 800.262.2393

Thank You I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone for all the cards, prayers and memorials given to the Siouxland Center for Active Generations in John’s name. The Center meant a lot to John. He was a lifetime member and enjoyed dancing on Friday afternoons. He will be missed.

Sincerely,Marilyn and John’s family

3806 Floyd Blvd., Bldg. 2Sioux City, IA 51108

(712) 239-0457

Granny’s Stitches with Viking

Now We Now Carry Fabric & NotionsSewing Machine Repair

We Now Carry Fabric & NotionsSewing Machine Repair 4016 Indian Hills

Grocery • 239-0528Meat • 239-0529

2800 Pierce Street • Physician Center One Suite #404 • Sioux City, IA 51104

Phone (712) 226-3937

“Products you need, from the people you know.”

SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRSFree Delivery & Set-Up

214 W. 7th Street • 800-217-2275

712-277-2273Answered 24 hours a day

• Hospital Beds• Wheelchairs• 3-wheel scooters• Patient lift chairs

• Ostomy supplies• Oxygen• Breast prosthesis• Commodes

• Bath equipment• Diabetic shoes• Electric beds• Much more

Drums Needed for Drum Circles

Do you have a bongo, congo or other hand drum you could

donate to the Siouxland Center for Active Generations? We are looking for enough drums to start a drum circle program. Other percussion instruments also would be appreciated.

Drum circles are groups that get together to share rhythm and get in tune with each other and themselves. Drum circles are for the hidden musician inside us.

Let Kerry know if you have an instrument or would be interested in joining a drum circle at the Center.

Shred-tastic! Check out the details of our second shredding event to be held at the Siouxland Center for Active Generations from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, May 14. This event is sponsored by Siouxland Aging Services; you may call them at (712) 279-6900 if you have any questions.

May 2012 Page Five

“A Step Beyond”Christy-Smith Funeral Home After Care Support

Time alone does not always heal. Because we are in the profession of caring, we are interested in you. You are welcome to join this friendly group on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. No fee. For more information call 276-7319. 1819 Morningside Ave., Sioux City.

322 West Seventh Street • Sioux City, IA 51103 • 712-258-3388PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC.

There are no new members in the Enter 90 group for May at the Siouxland Center for Active Generations.

Other 90s birthdays for the month of May include:

Wilbur Hof 5-31-16

Dorothy Walker 5-26-18

Fred Davenport 5-30-19

Lorraine Montagne 5-22-20

Faye Knodle 5-02-21

Ken Keane 5-25-21

Samual Hollowell 5-15-21

Birthday congratulations to all!

THE FOLLOWING RECIPES ARE FROM THEFEBRUARY HAWAIIAN CRUISE WEEK COOKING

CONTEST:

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper2 teaspoons sugar6 oz. shredded cheddar cheese2 large egg whites4 -4 1/2 cups flour3/4 cup water

Combine the (2/3 cup) water, yeast, and sugar. Let stand 10 minutes or until foamy. Stir in egg whites, the (3/4 cup) water, salt, and red pepper. Using a wooden spoon, beat in the cheese and then flour, one cup at a time, to make a soft dough.

Knead the dough on a lightly floured surface for 6-8 minutes, until smooth and elastic, adding only as much remaining flour as needed. Transfer the dough to a large buttered bowl, cover loosely and let rise in a warm place for 45-115 minutes or until doubled.

Punch down, divide in half, cover and let rest 10 minutes. Put in pans or loose on baking sheet and let rise 30-45 minutes or until doubled.

Bake in a 350 degree oven for 30-40 minutes or until golden brown (cover if browning too quickly). Bread will sound hollow when tapped on the bottom. Turn out on wire rack to cool. Spread with the following bacon jam (optional).

BACON JAM1 1/2 pounds bacon1/2 cup packed dark brown sugar 1 medium yellow onion (finely chopped)1/4 cup pure maple syrup3 cloves garlic peeled and mashed3/4 cup brewed coffee1/2 cup cider vinegar

In skillet cook bacon on medium high for about 20 minutes. Drain all but

1 tablespoon grease. Cook onion and garlic until translucent (about 6 minutes). Add vinegar, sugar, syrup, and coffee. Bring to a boil, stirring and scraping for 2 minutes. Add bacon.

Put in a crock pot and cook on high for 3 1/2 -4 hours.

Transfer to food processor, mix well and let cool in a serving dish.

1st Place Bread CategoryLEMON CARROT BREAD

Sunrise Retirement¾ cup butter, softened½ teaspoon baking soda1 ½ cups sugar ¼ teaspoon salt3 eggs½ cup milk1 teaspoon lemon juice1 cup shredded carrots2 ¼ cups all purpose flour ¾ cup chopped pecans2 teaspoons baking powder2 tablespoons grated lemon peel

In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir

in lemon juice. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with milk. Stir in the carrots, pecans, and lemon peel.

Transfer to 2 greased 8 inch x 4 inch loaf pans. Bake at 350 degrees for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks.

2nd Place Bread CategoryHEAVEN SCENT CHEESEBREAD

Bickford Cottage2/3 cup lukewarm water (105-115 degrees F.)1/2 teaspoon salt2 pkg. active dry yeast

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May Dues DueList of Siouxland Center for Active Generations members with dues due in the month of May

LAWRENCE W. BLACKMORETONI B. BOSCHKERC.A. CASEY BRUMMEL PHIL D. CAINPHILLIP J. CAMPBELLGOLDIE E. CARLSONCAROL J. CHASEMARY ANN CHESLEYTIMARIE M. CORDERKAY MARIE COTASHERYL L. D’AGOSTINOBOB DERFLINGERCONNIE J. DODDSRICHARD W. DODDSDENNIS D. DOWLAURIS M. DUDGEONFERN M. DUNNCLARA ANN EYEDONNA J. GORDONLINDA M. GROETKENSAMUEL C. HALLOWELLCHRISTINE M. HANIFANARLENE L. HANSELARTHUR F. HANSENEUNICE M. HANSENDAVID A. HANSON

VELMA G. HARBECKCARL HARDYELMER G. HARMSDONALD D. HARRINGTONMARY G. HAUSWIRTHGLADYS HILLJANE O. HOWARDSUSAN J. HOWARDCALLIE D. JORDANJERI A. JOYMARTIN P. KATHMANNREGENNA L. KISTNERALYCE J. KONOLDJUNIOR C. LAWJUNE M. LORIMORALLEN W. MARTINMARIAN A. MCARTHURMICHAEL R. MCCLINEFRITZ MEYERMARGE MEYERBETTI JEAN MILLERLA VONNE L. MOLESWORTHCOLLEEN M. MONTAGNEANITA M. NERISHIRLEY A. NICHOLS

LILY MARIE NIEMANHELEN R. NOBLEDENISE M. PARSONSCHARLES D. PERSINGERSHIRLEY A. PERSINGERDON D. PHIPPSVIRGIL D. REEDLUCILLE M. SAGEBETTY L. SAMPSONPAULINE M. SCHIEFFERSHYRIL L. SCHROEDERCYNDY SCOTTDUANE W. SORENSONESTHER L. SORENSONBERNADINE G. SULLIVANRICHARD P. SULZBACHMAUREEN TAGUEBILL TELLMAN IIMARLENE F. THOMASSONMARILYN M. THOMPSONJAMES A. TIEFENBACHJEAN R. TURNERTERRY L. TURNERCAROL M. UNRUHBONNIE E. WESTJOSEPH L. WIEDEMEIER

MARY JANE WILLE

If you have already paid your membership dues, please disregard this notice and Thank You for your prompt payment. Along with our program to print the names of members up for renewal, one of our Board members suggested encouraging members to pay their dues before their due date to further save time and expense. Members that pay their dues one month before their due date, will receive a coupon good for $1 to use in the Sit and Sip, or Stop & Shop or at the Friday Afternoon Dance. Thanks to all of you that keep up your membership dues and pay your dues before reminders.

Membership coordinator: Angela Avery

Weekly Fitness ClassesSuper Strong Seniors, Fitness, Walking Off the Pounds and Senior Yoga. Consult the calendar for details on days, times, and instructors. We thank the following volunteer fitness instructors: Sandy Backhaus, Dixie Gors, Sandy Keane, Sally Kimball & Kelly Nashleanas.

Monday, May 7 – “A Smile as Big as the Moon”

Monday, May 14 – 1 p.m. MAY BIRTHDAY PARTY Entertainment: Young at Heart Line Dancers Hosts: Young at Heart Line Dancers

Monday, May 21 – “Far From Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog”

Monday, May 28 – NO MOVIE...CENTER CLOSED DUE TO MEMORIAL DAY

Mondays In May1 p.m.

May 2012 Page Seven

Wednesday, May 2 – “K9 Demonstration”

Jim Bauerly, Woodbury County Sheriff ’s Office K9

Wednesday, May 9 – “Learning About Music

Therapy” Jamie Young, Music Therapist

Wednesday, May 16 – “Heart Awareness”

John Jorgensen, Paramedics Training Officer

Wednesday, May 23 – “PACE Overview”

Randy Ehlers, Siouxland PACE Director

Wednesday, May 30 – “Spring Treats”

Iris Hammer, Northern Hills Baker

Wednesday Morning

Talk Show Programs

at 10:30 A.M.

Computer Classes OfferedThe following computer classes, taught by Dodie McManamy, are offered at the Siouxland Center for Active Generations: Beginner, Intermediate, Internet/Email and Digital Camera. Cost of classes varies.

For class descriptions or to sign up for these classes, call Kerry at (712) 255-1729.

May Birthday Party at 1 p.m.Our monthly Birthday Party will be held Monday, May 14, in the Multi Purpose Room. Hosting and entertainment will be done by the Young at Heart Line Dancers. All members are invited; especially those with May Birthdays. We thank Stoney Brook Suites at Dakota Dunes and Touchstone Living Center for providing the refreshments.

May 1...May Day

May 8...Mother’s Day

May 15...Garden Stories

May 22...Moving to a New Home

May 29...Difficult Decisions

Alice Reeg

May’sCreative WritingThemes

May 15...Garden Stories

May 22...Moving to a New Home

May 29...Difficult Decisions

Alice Reeg

Siouxland Center for A

ctive Generations Activity Calendar Q

uestions? Call (712) 255-1729

May 2012

Monday

Tuesday W

ednesday Thursday

Friday

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PPY MO

THER

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Y

1 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:30 am

Advanced Spanish

9:00 am Senior Y

oga 9:30 am

Genealogy

9:30 am Painting Class

9:30 am B

eg./Interm. Spanish

10:00 am C

reative Writing

10:00 am W

alking Off Pounds

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:30 pm

Tap Practice 1:00 pm

Painting Class

1:00 pm Pitch

2:00 pm Ping Pong

2 9:00 am C

horus 9:00 am

Senior Yoga w

ith Dixie,

sponsored by NorthPark


9:30 am N

ovice Dup. B

ridge Gam

e 10:00 am

Beginner Tap Practice

10:00 am 3 M

ile Walk

10:30 am T

alk Show

“K9 D

emonstration”

11:00 am D

rama G

roup 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

12:30 pm B

ridge 1:00 pm

Wom

en's Bible Study

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm 500

2:40 pm 1 M

ile Walk W

arm U

p 3:00 pm

Fitness with K

elly, sponsored by Stoney B

rook Suites 6:00 pm

S.C. D

uplicate Bridge Club

3 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:45 am

Beg. 1 Line D

ance 9:00 am

Walking O

ff Pounds 9:45 am

Beg. 2 Line D

ance 10:00 am

Library Book Club

10:00 am Senior Y

oga 10:00 am

Men’s Club

10:00 am B

eginning Germ

an 11:00 am

Advanced Line D

ance 11:00 am

Advanced G

erman

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 1:00 pm

Canasta

1:00 pm Inter. Line D

ance 1:00 pm

Woodcarving

1:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm C

ribbage 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

4 8:30 am Exercise Plus 50

9:30 am Fitness w

ith Dixie,


9:30 am W

ii Practice 10:00 am

Blood Pressures

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:00 pm

Bridge G

roup 1:00 pm

Bridge &

500 1:00 pm

Scrabble 1:00 pm

Friday Dance

Art &

Gw

en

7 8:15 am Exercise Plus 50

9:00 am A

dvanced Tap Class

9:30 am G

uitar Practice 9:30 am

Wii Practice

9:30 am Interm

ediate Tap Class

10:00 am B

eginner Tap Class

11:30 am D

uplicate Bridge

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 1:00 pm

Movie

“A Sm

ile as Big as the M

oon” 1:00 pm

Mah Jong

1:00 pm Pinochle

1:00 pm W

oodcarving 2:00 pm

Fitness with K

elly

8 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:30 am

Advanced Spanish

9:00 am Senior Y

oga 9:30 am

Genealogy


9:30 am B

eg./Interm. Spanish

10:00 am C

reative Writing

10:00 am W

alking Off Pounds

10:30 am C

rafts 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

12:30 pm Tap Practice

1:00 pm Painting C

lass 1:00 pm

Pitch 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

9 9:00 am C

horus 9:00 am

Senior Yoga w

ith Dixie,



9:30 am N

ovice Dup. B

ridge Gam

e 10:00 am


10:00 am 3 M

ile Walk

10:30 am T

alk Show

“Learning A

bout Music T

herapy” 11:00 am

Dram

a Group

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:30 pm

Bridge

1:00 pm W

omen's B

ible Study 1:00 pm

Scrabble 1:00 pm

500 2:40 pm

1 Mile W

alk Warm

Up

3:00 pm Fitness w

ith Kelly,

sponsored by Stoney Brook Suites

6:00 pm S.C

. Duplicate B

ridge Club

10

8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:45 am

Beg. 1 Line D

ance 9:00 am

Walking O

ff Pounds 9:45 am

Beg. 2 Line D

ance 10:00 am

Senior Yoga

10:00 am M

en’s Club 10:00 am

Beginning G

erman

11:00 am A

dvanced Line Dance

11:00 am A

dvanced Germ

an 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm C

anasta 1:00 pm

Inter. Line Dance

1:00 pm W

oodcarving 1:00 pm

Bridge G

roup 1:00 pm

Cribbage

2:00 pm Ping Pong

11 8:30 am

Exercise Plus 50 9:30 am

Fitness with D

ixie, sponsored by N

orthPark 9:30 am

Wii Practice

10:00 am B

lood Pressures 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

12:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm B

ridge & 500

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm Friday D

ance Jerry O

’Dell &

H

is Country Flavor B

and

14 8:15 am


Advanced Tap C

lass 9:30 am

Guitar Practice

9:30 am W

ii Practice 9:30 am

Intermediate Tap C

lass 10:00 am

Beginner Tap C

lass 11:30 am

Duplicate B

ridge 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm B

irthday Party H

osted and Entertainm

ent by the Y

oung at Heart Line D

ancers 1:00 pm

Mah Jong

1:00 pm Pinochle

1:00 pm W

oodcarving 2:30 pm

Super Strong Seniors with

Kelly; sponsored by B

ickford

15 8:30 am

Penny Bingo

8:30 am A

dvanced Spanish 9:00 am

Senior Yoga

9:30 am G

enealogy 9:30 am

Painting Class 9:30 am

Beg./Interm

. Spanish 10:00 am

Creative W

riting 10:00 am

Walking O

ff Pounds 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch


1:00 pm Painting C

lass 1:00 pm

Pitch 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

16

9:00 am C

horus 9:00 am

Senior Yoga w

ith Dixie,



9:30 am N

ovice Dup. B

ridge Gam

e 10:00 am


10:00 am 3 M

ile Walk

10:30 am T

alk Show

“Heart A

wareness”

11:00 am D

rama G

roup 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

12:30 pm B

ridge 1:00 pm

Wom

en’s Bible Study

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm 500

2:40 pm 1 M

ile Walk W

arm U

p 3:00 pm

Fitness with K


rook Suites 6:00 pm

S.C. D

uplicate Bridge Club

17 8:30 am

Penny Bingo

8:45 am B

eg. 1 Line Dance

9:00 am W

alking Off Pounds

9:45 am B

eg. 2 Line Dance

10:00 am Senior Y

oga 10:00 am

Men’s Club

10:00 am B

eginning Germ

an 11:00 am

Advanced Line D

ance 11:00 am

Advanced G

erman

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 1:00 pm

Canasta


ance 1:00 pm

Woodcarving

1:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm C

ribbage 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

18 8:30 am


Fitness with D


orthPark 9:30 am

Wii Practice

10:00 am B


-12:30 pm Lunch

12:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm B

ridge & 500

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm C

ard Design C

lass 1:00 pm

Friday Dance

Terry &

the Rem

nants

21 8:15 am


Advanced Tap C

lass 9:30 am

Guitar Practice

9:30 am W

ii Practice 9:30 am

Intermediate Tap C

lass 10:00 am

Beginner Tap C

lass 11:30 am

Duplicate B

ridge 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm M

ovie “Far From

Hom

e: The

Adventures of Y

ellow D

og” 1:00 pm

Mah Jong

1:00 pm Pinochle

1:00 pm W

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May 2012 Page Eleven

Curtains Up Drama Group We had fun preparing for

our skit “No Frills Airways” for the

April birthday party. Thank you to our

special performers B.J. Heitzman & Arlene

White.

We will now take a break for the summer and

resume Wednesday, August 6th. Do stop in and see what we are all about. We need more members! We recently lost two faithful members, John Haller and June Wishman who were certainly assets to our group. The skits June wrote were special treats

for us to perform. She had a wonderful gift of being a masterful

storyteller. Her stories left us spellbound

and wanting to hear more. They will be missed by all of us.

Marilyn Haller, a longtime member received a beautiful bracelet for logging 939 hours of volunteer work. Congratulations Marilyn!

Just a Note

“Did you know it takes 35 minutes for a 150lb woman to walk off a 110 calorie, 7 inch candy cane at a leisurely pace?”

- Arthritis Today Magazine

L. Baker

The first thing I must say is THANK YOU to all of the girls that kept the Coffee Shop going in my absence. Of course you know I lost my John, rather unexpected- but he was 93 and suffering from dementia. I believe he is in a better place. Also, I want to extend my thanks to those who gave memorials in his name. The Siouxland Center for Active Generations meant a lot to John, especially the Friday afternoon dance. He had a great love of music.

I am trying to get back into a routine in the Coffee Shop. I felt

like I was getting along OK, and then at the Volunteer Luncheon I

was honored for having the most volunteer hours for the

year! The Center means a lot to me and I enjoy being here.

The month has been good as always and thanks to you all for coming into the Coffee Shop!

- Marilyn Haller

Shop going in my absence. Of course you know I lost my John, rather unexpected- but he

to extend my thanks to those

like I was getting along OK, and then at the Volunteer Luncheon I

was honored for having the most volunteer hours for the

year! The Center means a lot to me and I enjoy being here.

C O F F E E S H O PC O F F E E S H O P

The Siouxland Center for Active Generations

has a Facebook page! Our page is updated regularly with photos and

announcements. You can find our page by clicking the link at www.siouxlandseniorcenter.com

like us on Facebook

May Quotations

The world’s favorite season is the Spring,All things possible in May.

-Edwin Way Teale

You are as welcome as the flowers in May.

-Charles Macklin

May is a pious fraud of the almanac.- James R. Lowell

What is so sweet and dearAs a prosperous morn in May,The confident prime of the day,And the dauntless youth of the year,When nothing that asks for bliss,Asking alright, is denied,And half of the world is bridegroom is,And half of the world a bride?

-William Watson, Ode in May

Sweet May hath come to love us,Flowers, trees their blossoms don;And through the blue heavens above usThe very clouds move on.

- Henrich Heine, Book of Songs

Fast fading violets cover’d up in leaves;And mid-May’s eldest child,The coming musk-rose, full of dewy wine,The murmurous haunt of flies on summer leaves.

-John Keat

The fair maid, who, the first of MayGoes to the fields at break of dayAnd washes in dew from the hawthorn treeWill ever after handsome be.

-Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme

Page Twelve May 2012

By Wayne Ducommun, Financial ConsultantBy Wayne Ducommun, Financial Consultant

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Just a few lines this month as we don’t have much going on. We con-tinue working on Follies dances, and practicing old ones that we haven’t done for a while. We are getting ready to perform at the Embassy Nursing Home in Sergeant Bluff on Wednesday, April 18th for their Western Days. We are looking forward to serv-ing and dancing for the “Center’s” Birthday Party on May 14th. This is always fun and exciting to do! We welcome any new dancers to our group as we really do have fun while we work hard to be the best we can be! I am so appreciative for the time and effort Arlene Held and Lila Henke give me and all the dancers

in learning new routines and help-ing with the old ones. It defi-

nitely brings all to the point of knowing all dances, then we

can perform as a group. We will keep dancing

and hope all of you do also!

-Sally

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Ole and Sven, mechanical engineers from Minnesota, were standing at the base of a flagpole, looking up.A woman walks by the asks what they were doing. “We’re supposed to find the height of the flagpole”, said Sven, “but we don’t have a ladder.”The woman took a tape measure from her pocketbook, took a measurement, announced, “Eighteen feet, six inches and walked away.Ole shook his head and laughed. “Ain’t that just like a woman! We ask for the height and she gives us the length!” Sven and Ole are currently working for the United States Government.

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Greetings from the Siouxland Center for Active Generations Library.

Our May flowers are blooming in April. It will be interesting to see how far ahead everything will be.

Our Library Book Club is reading “Let’s Roll” by Lisa Beamer. Jeanie

Grimes will be leading the discussion at 10 a.m on May 3rd.

We have a selection of DVD’s to check out in the Library. Also check out our sale cart! We have several Readers Digest condensed books for sale.

We appreciate the interest you are

May 2012 Page Thirteen

LibraryNotes

“I play emotions - at the sound of men, men may dream, or stamp

their feet.” Answer: I am music

Riddle“I play emotions - at the sound of

“How do you make “one” disappear”

(Answer in June’s Sunshine News)

Motherly LoveMy daughter, it’s plain to see, looks a lot like me. Blonde hair, blue eyes, round face. My little girl’s glowing at a rapid pace. I miss the days when she would hold my hand. Time slips by like grains of sand. I hope I have trained her in the right way and that a good mother she will become some day.

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Page Fourteen May 2012

The next time you sit down with your attorney to prepare or revise your will, remember the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. By naming the Siouxland Center for Active Generations Investment Fund as a beneficiary, you will assure the long-term existence of the Center.

Your friends will appreciate your thoughtfulness.

I want to help… by enclosing $ _______________________________________

to assure the long-term existence of the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. Enclosed is my tax-deductible check payable to the:

Siouxland Center for Active Generations Investment Fund 313 Cook Street • Sioux City, Iowa 51103

Name ____________________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________

Wii Tournament Our friends from Northern Hills and Synergy Home Care will be hosting a Wii Tournament at 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 17 at the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. If you are interested in competing for prizes, please sign up in the office or at one of the weekly Wii practices.

Grandma’s PieGrannie made such beautiful pies! One day, I asked her, “How do you get such beautiful pies with the crimps around the edge so even?”

It’s a family secret!” she said. “So promise not to tell. I roll out the dough, then cut a bottom layer and carefully put it in the pie plate. Then I slowly pour the filing, making sure it’s not to full. Next I cut a top layer and put it over the filing.

Finally, I take out my teeth and just run them around the edge of the pie crust and they make the nicest even impressions you ever did see.

NEW MEMBERSMarch 9 - April 9

Jim Vail Diana KincaidRita Nelson JoAnn PopmaSteven Pohlman Connie OttoJo Ellen Nelson Sharon J NelsonLarry Hummel Bruce Trobaugh

Esther Trobaugh

WE REMEMBERMarch 9 - April 9

John HallerHarry Howard (December 26, 2011)

June Wishman

NEW LIFETIMEChristy Kingdom - Knoepfler

MEMORIALSMarch

For: John HallerBy: Miriam Clayton, Rose Gilson, Alice

Coppock, Dee Sachau, Anonymous, Gene & Pat Windeshausen, Thomas & Mary Sue Haller, Agnes Donovan, Curtains

Up Drama Group, Margaret Crow, Pat Bornhoft, Marilyn Haller, Judy Peters

May 2012 Page Fifteen

May BirthdayS1. Patricia Arnold, Javier Fuentes,

Alice Gross, Milo Hagen, Colleen Mahoney, Duane Thompson, Lou Ann Verzani, Lenore Wingert.

2. Thomas Banks, FAYE KNODLE, Marcia Parsons, Diana Rittscher.

3. NONE 4. Judy Mae Blair, Lowell Cooper,

Jean Heckert. 5. Dennis Bloch, Gene Kammerer. 6. Juanita Highberger, William

McBride 7. Ruth Blank, Judy Blessing, Ruth

Staben. 8. Clarence Backer, Glen Garwood,

Marian McArthur, Rhodah Ncube, Karen Thompson.

9. Donna Shaver.10. Dolores Sachau.11. Edward P. Miller, Lorene Moyse.12. Dodie McManamy, Lily Marie

Nieman.13. Wilma Moore, Carrie Odelius,

Jason Rush, Sandra Wieser.14. Donna Castle, Linda Fachman15. Lois Albertson, SAMUEL

HALLOWELL, Rima Hartman,

James W. Johnson, Carol Junck.16. Janet Breen, Enid Kollars, Annette

Olson.17. Emma Bagley18. LouAnn Benson, Miriam Clayton,

Winna J. Dolphin, Diana Haley, George Hall, Claryce Welch.

19. Darrel Dunbar, Del Klingensmith, Hilda Pearson, Caroline Stafford.

20. Douglas Anderson, Juanita Carstens, Kim Crouch, Edward Nelson, Arlene Rodeen, Teresa Dickmann, Anna Whitaker.

21. Jean R. Culver, Irene Derichs, Bert Gill, Dick J. Johnson, Charles Warren.

22. Carolyn Brown, LeRoy Dirks, Ken Gampp, LaVern Harder, Jane Howard, Bonnie Hurley, LORRAINE MONTAGNE, Rita Potter, Marlene Van LenT, Phyllis Peterson

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Dorothy Landry, Jeannie Mycka, Pamela Woolridge

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• ToparticipateintheNoonMealProgramorSaturday Night Jam Session membership is not required.

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• Waiting lists are taken for filled classes andtrips. You will be contacted ONLY if someone cancels or another class is added.

• We can accept registrations by phone forFREE classes and activities ONLY.

refund information• If a class, activity or trip is cancelled by a

Center staff member, a full refund will be given to those who have registered.

• Ifaparticipantcancelsaclassoractivityafterit begins, NO refund will be given. Please keep this in mind when registering for classes and activities. If you are unsure if a class is appropriate for you, please contact a Center staff member to answer any questions.

• If a member cancels their registration for atrip, a full refund will only be given if the Center is notified seven business days in advance.

• Tripsco-sponsoredbytheCenterorbookedby other travel organizations may have differ-ent refund policies than those listed above. Please check at the time of trip registration.

March

Jean Beller; Kris Bergstrom; Rodney Brandhagen; Cleo Brehm; Dolores Carey; Alice Coppock; Kathleen Determann; Agnes Donovan; Rose Gilson; Howard Graves; Virginia Gries; John Haller; Marilyn Haller; Wanda Hamel; Virginia Hamner; John Hartnett; Arlene Held; Vernon Hughes; Arvin Jacobsma; Pat Jacobsma; Betty Jansen; Robert Jaynes; Dick Johnson; Burleigh Jurgensen; Sally Kimball; Geneva King; Mary Knudsen; Alyce Konold; Donna Krohn; Carol Larson; Mike Lennon; Art Lindell; Marlene

Lindell; Janette Linden; Lois Mahr Harold Moline; Ann Mrla; Bill Mrla; Mike Mullen; Sandra Oberman; Joanne Peters; Betty Pierce; George Polak; Maxine Polak; Dee Sachau; Mabel Saleh; Doris Schiltz; Don Schultz; Marilyn Schultz; Margaret Sopoci; Clifford Tague; Maureen Tague; Rosalee Taylor; Mercedes Tilton; Jon Wagoner; Elizabeth Wilson; Pat Windeshausen; Gayle Zeman

These persons offer additional assistance each month for the ongoing operation of the Siouxland Center for Active Generations. We thank them for their extra support.

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