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SENIORLIFE
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Madison County’s Magazine for Seniors
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“Through the Seasons of Life”
June 2022 Crossword
Solution:
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Retirement Village W H A L E U L N A B E A R
2004 Max Luther Dr. NW 14
R I V A L
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N E O N
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A X L E
Huntsville, Alabama 35810 17 18 19
(256) 852-0033 E R O D E C E N T U R I O N
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N E W M O U S E N O T E D
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H E F T T I N
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• 30+ Acres of Beautiful Landscaped Community C O G E N T E D I T A S H
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• Spacious studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom A P A R T C R A N E V I E
apartments 37 38 39
• Professional, courteous, and highly trained staff M I R E H A R R Y V E E R
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is available 24 hours a day E N D B I S O N C A R G O
• Three delicious home-cooked meals served daily. 43
L E A
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O V E R
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H A S T E N
• Housekeeping Services Included 46 47
• All utilities, local and long distance phone service D O E T I D E
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& cable included. S H E E T H O R S E G O T
• Monthly rent agreements without a large financial 56 57 58 59
“Buy-in” L O A T H S O M E N E R V Y
60 61 62
• Independent & Assisted Living E L S E O P E N C R O A K
• Memory Care 63 64 65
D E E R B E N D E A G L E
• Skilled Nursing & Rehab
WHY DO WE CELEBRATE JUNETEENTH?
Juneteenth (officially Juneteenth National Independence Day) is a federal holiday in the
United States commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African-Americans. It is also of-
ten observed for celebrating African American culture. Originating in Galveston, Texas, it has
been celebrated annually on June 19 in various parts of the United States since 1865. The day
was recognized as a federal holiday on June 17, 2021, when President Joe Biden signed the
Juneteenth National Independence Day Act into law. Juneteenth's commemoration is on the
anniversary date of the June 19, 1865, announcement of General Order No. 3 by Union Army
general Gordon Granger, proclaiming freedom for enslaved people in Texas, which was the last
state of the Confederacy with institutional slavery.
President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, issued on January 1, 1863, had
freed the enslaved people in Texas and all the other Southern secessionist states of the Con-
federacy except for parts of states not in rebellion. Although the Emancipation Proclamation
declared an end to slavery in the Confederate States, it did not end slavery in states that re-
mained in the Union. For a short while after the fall of the Confederacy, slavery remained legal
in two of the Union border states – Delaware and Kentucky. Those enslaved people were freed
with the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished chattel slavery nationwide
on December 6, 1865. The last enslaved people present in the continental United States were
freed when the enslaved people held in the Indian Territories that had sided with the Confed-
eracy were released, namely the Choctaw, in 1866.
Celebrations date to 1866, at first involving church-centered community gatherings in Texas.
They spread across the South and became more commercialized in the 1920s and 1930s,
often centering on a food festival. Participants in the Great Migration out of the South carried
their celebrations to other parts of the country. It grew in popularity in the 1970s with a focus
on African American freedom and African American arts. Beginning with Texas by proclamation
in 1938, and by legislation in 1979, 49 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have formally
recognized the holiday in various ways. Juneteenth became a federal holiday on June 17, 2021.
Why is it important? Juneteenth marks a date of major significance in American history and
shows us that freedom and racial equality have always been a hard-fought battle for black Ameri-
cans – a battle that continues to this day. It is a reminder that "nobody is free until everybody is
free." It should be celebrated as the day when all Americans were liberated and created equal.
It should be a day to reflect, to learn, and to grow as a nation and as a people.
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Travel
Claire Wood Travel Coordinator
256-382-0922 travel@seniorview.com
TRAVEL PARTY! July 24 – Aug 3, 2022
It is time for our annual Collette Travel Party! Maritimes Coastal Wonders (Nova Scotia)
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, July 26th at Cost: $3999 per person double, $4899 single.
1:00 pm. We will meet in the Courtyard Cafe to Price includes airfare. Highlights…Halifax,
hear all about new trips planned for 2023! There Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Bay, Luneburg, Cape
will be light refreshments and door prizes too. Breton Island, Cabot Trail, Prince Edward Is-
We will begin with a slideshow of photos taken land, Anne of Green Gables Museum, Hopewell
from our recent bus tours, and then Jack from Rocks, Fundy Trail, Grand-Pre National Historic
Collette will begin at 1:30 pm. Site.
UPCOMING TRIPS August 25, 2022
Wind Creek Casino in Wetumpka, AL
June 14, 2022 Cost $99 includes bus transportation and $10
Tour of the Historic Lowry House – 10 am for lunch
Cost: $10 includes admission to Lowry House.
This unique house is one of oldest homes in NEW COLLETTE TRIP! UNBELIEVABLE
Alabama, displaying wood from the original PRICE!
cabin, Federal rooms, an Italianate box main March 1-8, 2023
stairway, and Greek Revival, Georgian, and Irish Splendor – 8 days for $2398 per person/
Federal style mantles. The tour includes the double - INCLUDES AIRFARE!
history of the home, numerous exhibits, and in-
formation about the home’s participation in the Visit Christ Church Cathedral, one of Ireland’s
Underground Railroad. Meet at 10 am at 1205 most historic buildings and delight in cocktails
Kildare Street NW in Huntsville. Pastries and and canapés in its crypt. Tour rollicking Dublin.
coffee at L’Etoile afterwards if there is interest. Gaze upon the historic Rock of Cashel. Kiss
the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle. Visit the
June 22, 2022 famous Gap of Dunloe where you can shop for
Corinth/Shiloh Civil War Tour traditional Irish goods. Explore the spectacular
Cost $118 includes bus transportation, Corinth Dingle Peninsula and drive the Slea Head road
Interpretive Center Civil War Museum, photo for majestic coastal views. Meet a local family
stop at the famous crossroads, lunch at the and enjoy tea and scones at their farm. Stand
Catfish Hotel, and guided tour of the Shiloh in awe on the Cliffs of Moher. Spend the night
Battlefield with Civil War expert David Stewart. in a stately castle and relax by a roaring peat
July 19, 2022 fire. Sip on the “Water of Life” at a whiskey
The Yard Milkshake Bar – 2 pm distillery. From the historic Rock of Cashel to
Enjoy a unique milkshake with us! With names the breathtaking sights of County Kerry, gaze
like Oreo Cheesecake Monster, Old School across the countryside and culture of Ireland.
Banana Split, Peanut Butterfinger Waffle, and HURRY! ONLY 12 SPOTS AVAILABLE!
The Mermaid, you are bound to find something PRICES GOOD UNTIL SEPT 2, 2022!
you like! Gluten-free, vegan, and lactose free
options are available. Meet at The Yard, 503
Town Madison Blvd, #A at 2 pm.
July 20-21
Explore Atlanta
Cost $390 per person double/$490 single
includes bus transportation, shopping/lunch
at Ikea, hotel with Happy Hour, admission to
Medieval Times Dinner Tournament, admission
to the Atlanta History Center, and an elegant
lunch at the Swan Coach House
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Medicare News
FIND AND COMPARE DOCTORS NEAR YOU
Are you looking for a new doctor and not sure where to start? Medicare.gov makes it
quick and easy to find and compare doctors and other providers in your area.
Here's how:
1. Visit Medicare.gov, enter your location and select "Doctors & clinicians" under
Find Care Providers. You can also search by specialty, like general practice or
internal medicine.
2. Review details about the doctors you're interested in, like their contact informa-
tion, practice locations, hospital affiliation, and performance information.
3. You can also select the "compare" button to compare up to 3 different healthcare
providers you're interested in.
Once you're ready to schedule a visit with a new doctor, be sure to call ahead to verify
general information, like office location, if they're accepting new patients with Medi-
care, and if you need a referral.
Keep a list of all your favorite providers. Then, select the heart icon next to any of the
providers to add them to your list of favorites.
If you’re not already logged into your Medicare account, a window will pop up for you
to log into (or create) your secure Medicare account. Once you’re logged in, the provider
will either automatically add to your favorites, or, if you’re adding a favorite doctor or
clinician, you can select the box to make this provider your primary clinician, select
the location you use, and then add to Favorites.
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Farmers Market Vouchers -- Still Accepting Applications for 2022!
The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is a federally funded program administered
by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries’ Farmers Market Authority Section. Program
funds are still available.
The SFMNP provides eligible seniors with a $30 benefit card to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables
from certified farmers at farmers markets and farm stands in the state of Alabama.
The program is still accepting applications. Issuance is on a first come-first serve basis until all available
funds are expended. The following criteria must be met in order to receive SFMNP coupons.
1. Age - person must be 60 years of age or older on the day of application, no one under age
60 is eligible.
2. Income level - to be eligible on the basis of income, recipients’ gross household income must
not exceed the following limits:
$1,772.00 monthly……for a household of ------1
$2,396.00 monthly……for a household of ------2
$3,020.00 monthly……for a household of ------3
$3,645.00 monthly……for a household of ------4
$4,269.00 monthly……for a household of ------5
$4,892.00 monthly……for a household of ------6
If you are interested in applying, complete and submit an application online at www.fma.alabama.gov,
or call the Senior Center for assistance in making application. If approved, you will receive your benefit
card by mail to be used at Farmers Market Authority (FMA) approved markets and roadside stands.
NORTH BY NORTHWEST Wednesday June 8th at 9:00 in the Language Lab
June 8th - Flashback Movie - North by Northwest: This classic sus-
pense film finds New York City ad executive Roger O. Thornhill (Cary
Grant) pursued by ruthless spy Phillip Vandamm (James Mason) after
Thornhill is mistaken for a government agent. Hunted relentlessly
by Vandamm's associates, the harried Thornhill ends up on a cross-
country journey, meeting the beautiful and mysterious Eve Kendall
(Eva Marie Saint) along the way. Soon Vandamm's henchmen close
in on Thornhill, resulting in a number of iconic action sequences. An
Alfred Hitchcock classic!
LAST LOOKS Tuesday June 14th at 9:00 and 12:15 in the Merrimac Room
June 14th - Last Looks: Charlie Waldo (Charlie Hunnam) is an ex-LAPD
superstar who left the force and now lives a life of simplicity and solitude
deep in the woods. Alistair Pinch (Mel Gibson) is an eccentric actor who
spends his days drunk on the set of his TV show. When Pinch's wife is
found dead, he is the prime suspect and Waldo is convinced to come out
of retirement to investigate what happened. The case finds Waldo con-
tending with gangsters, Hollywood executives and pre-school teachers,
all in pursuit of clearing Pinch's name ... or confirming his guilt. Actors:
Charlie Hunnam, Morena Baccarin, Mel Gibson, Lucy Fry, Rupert Friend,
Jacob Scipio, Clancy Brown, David Pasquesi, Sophie Fatu, Robin Givens,
Dominic Monaghan
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Crossword
June 2022Puzzle June 2022
Crossword Solution on pg 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DOWN
DOWN
11 Small
Smallbird bird
14 15 16
17 18 19 22 Charter
Charter
20 21 22 23
33 Affi rm
Affirm
44 Boy
Boyororman man
24 25 55 Basic
Basicsubstance
substance
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
66 Unexpurgated
Unexpurgated
77 Fermentation
Fermentation sediment
sediment
34 35 36
88 Not
Notanyany
37 38 39 99 Insect
Insect
10 Nobleman
10 Nobleman
40 41 42
11 Go
11 Gooutout
43 44 45 12 Succulent
12 Succulent plant
plant
13 Rip
13 Rip
46 47
19 Join
19 Jointogether
together
48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 22 Frequently
22 Frequently
24 InInthis
24 thisplace
place
25 Diminutive
Diminutive
56 57 58 59
25
60 61 62 26 Dromedary
26 Dromedary
63 64 65
27 Speak
27 Speak upup
28 Irish
28 Irishpolice
police force
force
www.CrosswordWeaver.com 29 Mistake
29 Mistake
39 30 Sew
Sew
ACROSSACROSS 38 Swerve
30
40
Famous boy wizard
Finish 31 Obviate
31 Obviate
1 Cetacean mammal 39 Swerve 32 Blockade
Blockade
61 Part of the forearm 41
40 Large
Finish bovid
32
Cetacean mammal
42 Consignment 33 Water
33 Water bird
bird
106 Furry mammal
Part of the forearm 41 Large bovid 35 Lawsuit
Lawsuit
14 Competitor 43
42 Pasture
35
10 Furry mammal
44
Consignment 38 Bee
Beehouse
house
43 Pasture term
Cricket 38
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14 Gaseous
Competitor element 39 Ornamental
Ornamental jar jar
16 Wheel
Gaseousshaft 45
44 Hurry
39
15 element
46
Cricket term
Female deer 41 Cubicle
41 Cubicle
17
16 Wear away
Wheel shaft 45 Hurry 42 Recurrent
Recurrent series
18 Soldier of ancient 47
46 Female deerflows
Ebbs and 42 series
17 Wear away
48 45 Belonging
Belonging to him
47 Cover
45 to him
18 Rome
Soldier of ancient Rome Ebbs and flows 46 Try
Trytotoprevent
prevent
20 Novel 51
48 Herbivorous quadruped 46
20 Novel
53
Cover 47 Tendency
Tendency
51 Acquired
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21 Computer peripheral
Computer peripheral Herbivorous quadruped 48 Toboggan
Toboggan
23 Observed 56
53 Nauseating
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23 Observed
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On edge 49 Unit
49 Unitofof play
play in golf
in golf
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24 Heaviness
Heaviness 56 50 Alleviate
Alleviate
25 Metallic element 60 Additional 50
25 Metallic element 58 On edge
61 51 Trust
Trust
60 Tournament
51
26
26 Powerfully persuasive
Powerfully persuasive Additional 52 Portent
29 Redact 62 Frog-like sound 52 Portent
29 Redact 61 Tournament
63 53 Rum
Rumand and water
62 Cervid
53 water
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31 Type
Type ofoftree
tree Frog-like sound 54 Ellipse
34 Not together 64 Curve 54 Ellipse
34 Not together 63 Cervid
65 55 Youngster
Youngster
64 Bird of prey 55
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35 Long-necked wading
Long-necked wading bird Curve 57 Weep
57 Weep
36 bird
Compete 65 Bird of prey 59 Epoch
59 Epoch
36
37 Compete
Morass
37 Morass
38 Famous boy wizard
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Fitness Programs
Sherry Page
Fitness Coordinator 256-513-8292
NEW Health and Wellness Series Starting Monday, June 6th!
Medical Myths, Lies, and Half-Truths: What We Think We Know May Be Hurting Us
True or false: Eight glasses of water a day are mandatory for staying hydrated. Vitamin C
protects you from catching a cold. Frequent snacking is the quickest way to bust your diet.
Natural foods are always better for you. You hear advice like this all the time. But what do
these four nuggets of so-called medical wisdom have in common? They're all myths, half-
truths, and misconceptions—pieces of information so familiar we take them for granted with-
out truly considering the scientific truth behind them.
In today's information age, when supposedly accurate medical advice and
diagnoses can be found online with the click of a computer mouse, medi-
cal myths are all around us. But much of this information isn't true, and
using it to make decisions about your own health—whether it's how to
treat the symptoms of the common cold or how to care for a child or aging
relative—can be harmful. Even deadly.
This is the focus of the Health and Wellness Monday lecture series begin-
ning at 10:00 on June 6, 2022 in the Merrimac room. Entitled Medical
Myths, Lies, and Half-Truths: What We Think We Know May Be Hurting
Us, these revealing lectures are an empowering learning experience that
will give you evidence-based guidelines for good health. They are de-
signed to enhance your ability to be better informed about common medical myths, and will
strengthen your skills at assessing the scientific truth behind medical information. These
tools and advice are useful in discussing issues with your doctor or when taking a trip down
the medicine aisle of your local pharmacy. Please join us!
scan system. Please have the receptionist take a
Activities photo so the staff can find you quickly in case of
an emergency.
Becky Rollston
Word for the Month
Activities Coordinator 256-880-7080 ext 250
Sagacious – having or showing an ability to un-
email: activities2@seniorview.com derstand difficult ideas and situations and to make
Flashback Movies good decisions." It implies being wise or discerning.
Starting Wednesday, June 8th at 9:00 a.m. in the "Student reviews paint the writing professor as a
Language Lab (room 100), we will be showing sagacious mentor and a compassionate teacher "
classic movies. This month’s movie will be Alfred You might expect the root of sagacious to be sage,
Hitchcock's North by Northwest. Movies will be which, as an adjective, means "wise" or, as a noun,
shown on the 2nd Wednesday each month. If you "a wise person." Despite similarities of spelling,
have a G through PG-13 rated movie you would sound, and sense, the two words are not closely
like to see, let Becky know. related. Sagacious comes from sagire, a Latin
Beginning Silver verb meaning "to perceive keenly." Etymologists
Interest is being solicited for a beginning level silver believe that sage comes from a different Latin verb,
class from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the HGMS facility. sapere, which means "to taste," "to have good
If you are interested in the class, please contact taste," or "to be wise."
Becky at 256-880-7080 ext 250. Similar: discerning, insightful, perceptive, sapient,
Scan System Photos sage, prudent, and wise.
We have numerous members without photos in our
11PWR! Moves with Traci: Saturdays at the gym
Parkinson's at 10:00 am. It is a lot of fun and SO GOOD for
all of us! Spouses and volunteers are welcome!
Programs Dance with PD: Classes continue at the Se-
Carolyn Rhodes, Director 256-513-8164 nior Center on Mondays at noon. It starts out
email: rocketcity@rsbaffiliate.com
seated, but you can stand if you would like to.
Spouses and caregivers are welcome! This
If you or someone you love has been diag- class needs some volunteers as well! Please
nosed with Parkinson’s, there is HOPE! bring your proof of Covid vaccination upon
We offer multiple programs to include exercise, entering the first time.
education, wellness, and support of the person Urban Poling: This new exercise is held in
with Parkinson’s and their family. John Hunt Park. Sessions are on Fridays at
Rock Steady Boxing: We will celebrate six 10:30. If interested, call Carolyn 256-513-8164.
yeara in June! We have assessed over 400 Assessments are required to join these class-
people with Parkinson’s referred by local and es. They are held once a month at the Senior
regional neurologists. This is a non-contact Center. If you want to join Rock Steady Boxing,
boxing style workout created to decrease the we need a referral from your doctor stating that
symptoms of Parkinson’s. We offer ten classes you have Parkinson’s and are cleared to join.
each week according to ability. Volunteers are Thank You for Your Support! Thank you to
needed for the Wed/Fri 9:00 am Rock Steady the many who donated to our Parkinson’s Aware-
Boxing classes. Time commitment is for two ness Campaign! Because of your generosity, we
hours each class. raised over $10K. Special appreciation goes to the
No Agenda Social Breakfast: Please join us anonymous donor who matched with a $10,000 gift!
on the first Wednesday of each month at the Pizzelle’s Confections at Lowe Mill raised Aware-
City Café Diner on Drake Avenue at 9 am for ness and donated $1000 for our Parkinson’s Pro-
our NO AGENDA breakfast where we can just grams!
chat and support each other on our journey
with Parkinson’s.
WORLD ELDER ABUSE AWARNESS DAY: PEACE CONFERENCE
Each year millions of older adults around the world suffer from some form of abuse.
Instead of living their lives in peace, these adults are forced to deal with physical
abuse, mental abuse, verbal abuse, sexual abuse, or financial abuse. Others suffer
from neglect, which can sometimes include self-neglect. As World Elder Abuse Aware-
ness Day (WEAAD) 2022 approaches, Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments (TARCOG)
is sponsoring its first PEACE: Preventing Elder Abuse and Criminal Exploitation Conference. The
conference takes its name from the former PEACE Coalition, a multi-disciplinary organization that
worked for many years to address issues relating to the abuse and exploitation of senior and disabled
adults. Every June, for over ten years, the PEACE coalition organized a WEAAD event designed to
bring awareness to these issues and to identify resources available to victims of abuse and exploitation.
Although the PEACE coalition is no longer active, TARCOG is pleased to continue this event after a
two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The PEACE conference be held on Wednesday, June 29, 2022. This event will feature presentations
from the Alabama Securities Commission, the Better Business Bureau, and other agencies. Special
attention will be devoted to the financial exploitation targeting older adults and opioid misuse among
the senior population. The conference will conclude with a panel discussion devoted to exploring com-
munity resources available to victims of abuse and their advocates. Lunch will be provided.
There is no cost to attend this event. Those wishing to attend may register through Eventbrite begin-
ning the first week in June. Additional information about the conference, including the location and
time, will be available during registration. Those wishing to register by phone or those who would like
additional information about this event can contact LaTanya D. Rhines, Elder Law Attorney at TARCOG
by calling 256-830-0818.
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13June 2022 Schedule
Wednesday
HEALTH & WELLNESS 9:00 Rook.............................................CRD
9:30 Party Bridge...................................GR
Monday - Thursday
11:00 Hand, Foot and Elbow Cards.........CRD
7:30-3:30 Studio 60.....................................ST60
1:00 Mah Jongg.....................................GR
Monday Thursday
9:00 Arthritis Exercise...........................TBR 11:30 Scrabble.....................................CRD
11:00 Exercise-4-You..............................TBR 12:30 Bridge........................................CRD
12:00 Dance with Parkinson's.................TBR Friday
1:40 Balance by TheraGeri...................TBR 8:30 Bridge.........................................CRD
Tuesday 9:00 Rook...........................................CRD
9:00 Beg. Line Dancing........................TBR
9:30 Int. Line Dancing...........................TBR
10:30 Adv. Line Dance............................TBR
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
12:30 Yoga.................................................TBR Monday - Thursday
2:00 Ballroom Basics............................TBR 8:00-12:00 Woodworking...............................WW
Wednesday Wednesday and Friday
9:00 Arthritis Exercise...........................TBR 9:00 Jammers......................................CAF
11:00 Exercise-4-You..............................TBR Monday
1:30 Tai Chi...........................................TBR 9:00 Beg. Slab Pottery...........Carroll/PTRY
3:00 Int. Ballroom Dance......................TBR 9:00 Pencil/Watercolor...........Pritchett/PNT
Thursday 9:00 China Painting..................Fuentes/CP
9:00 Beg. Line Dancing.......................TBR 9:00 Weaving - Open.........................../WE
9:30 Int. Line Dancing..........................TBR 1:00 Knitting Preemie Hats..................CER
10:30 Adv. Line Dance...........................TBR Tuesday
12:30 Yoga................................................TBR 9:00 Pottery - Open Lab....................PTRY
1:40 Balance and Flexibility (SAIL)......TBR 9:00 China Painting.................Williams/CP
Friday 11:30 Basket Weaving......Kochis/Havo/CER
7:30-12:00 Studio 60.....................................ST60 1:00 Paper Craft (1st Tues.)....Hosner/PNT
9:00 Arthritis Exercise...........................TBR 1:00 Wood Carving.....................Boyd/WW
9:50 Pickleball Clinic.............................TBR Wednesday
11:00 Exercise-4-You..............................TBR 9:00 Triangle Lap Weaving........Smith/PNT
9:00 Beg. Weaving......................Smith/WE
GAMES 9:00 Slab Pottery - Open Lab.........../PTRY
11:00 Crochet..............................Stone/CER
Everyday
11:00 Knitting...............................Ward/CER
7:30 Billiards............................................BR
11:30 Weaving - Open............................WE
Monday - Thursday
Thursday
8:00 Pinochle........................................CRD
8:30 Adv. Quilting...........................Orr/CER
8:30 Bridge.............................................GR 9:00 Ceramics.............Williams/Fescher/CP
9:30 BINGO (Mon. only)......................CAF 9:00 Pencil/Watercolors..........Pritchett/PNT
Monday 9:30 Adv. Leather Class...........Griffith/CCR
11:00 Hand, Foot and Elbow Cards........CRD 1:00 Creative Writing....................Smith/CP
Tuesday Friday
8:30 Bridge.............................................GR 8:00 Pottery - Open............................PTRY
8:40 Duplicate Bridge............................CRD 9:00 Adv. Oil Painting.......Baggentoss/ART
11:30 Scrabble........................................CRD
14EDUCATION OFF-SITE ACTIVITIES
Monday
10:00 Health & Wellness Lectures............MR
RECREATION
Monday
11:30 Beg. Spanish........................Watson/LL
Thursday 9:00 Volleyball..........................................OP
10:00 Int. Spanish........................Ramirez/LL 9:30 Pickleball.......................................SLC
11:30 Beg. Spanish.......................Watson/LL 10:00 Pickleball.........................................BS
1:30 French..................................Wood/MR 10:30 Pickleball.........................................OP
Tuesday
8:30 Pickleball.........................................FB
MEETINGS/CLUBS 10:00 Pickleball.........................................ML
Tuesday 6:15 Pickleball........................................SLC
9:00 Fishing Club (1st & 3rd Tues.)....CER Wednesday
10:00 Book Club (1st Tues.).................CCR 9:00 Volleyball.........................................OP
June Book: Year of Yes by Shander 9:00 Pickleball.........................................BS
Rhimes 9:00 Canasta...........................................BS
July Book: The Tattooist of Aus- 9:30 Pickleball......................................SLC
chwitz by Heather Morris 10:30 Pickleball.........................................OP
3:30/4:00 T.O.P.S. Weigh-in/Meeting............MR Thursday
Saturday - May 14 8:30 Pickleball.........................................FB
10:00 NARFE See page 24...................TBR 9:00 Pickleball.........................................BS
Wednesday - June 15 10:00 Pickleball........................................ML
AARP Smart Driving Course Friday
Call 256-883-1476 for information 9:00 Volleyball........................................OP
9:30 Pickleball.......................................SLC
HEALTH ROOM 10:00 Pickleball.........................................OP
10:00 Pickleball.........................................BS
Monday 6:30 Pickleball.......................................SLC
9 - 11 Blood Pressure Check................HLTH Monday - Friday
Blood Sugar Check last Monday only Huntsville Gem & Mineral Society......................SM
More information available at www.huntsvillegms.
LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES org or email Bill Friday at bill.friday@earthlink.net
Wednesday - June 8 (2nd Wed.) Interest is being solicited for a Beginning level sil-
9:00 Flashback Movie..........................LL ver class from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the HGMS facility.
June Movie: North by Northwest If you are interested in the class, please contact
Tuesday - June 14 (2nd Tues.) Becky Rollston, 256-880-7080 x250 or email at
9:00 /12:15 Contemporary Movie................MR activities2@seniorview.com. There is a mini-
June Movie: Last Looks mum of two students required to offer the class
BR...................Billiards Room PTRY..................Pottery Room
and a maximum of 5 students will be accepted.
CAF...............Courtyard Cafe SG.............Stained Glass Room
CCR..... Chair Caning Room ST60............................Studio 60
CER..............Ceramics Room TBR......Twickenham Ballroom IN-PERSON SAIL Balance w/ Charlotte
CON..........Conference Room WE....................Weaving Room
CP........China Painting Room WW..........Woodworking Room
At Fern Bell Recreation Center
CRD.....................Card Room Monday, Wednesday and Friday
OFFSITE LOCATIONS
GR.......................Game Room
SLC..........Shurney Legacy Ctr Classes are set to resume
HLTH................Health Room
BS.........Brahan Sprgs. Rec Ctr Monday, June 6th
LL....................Language Lab
MR...............Merrimac Room
FB......................Fern Bell Park Please call Sherry at 256-513-8292
ML............Max Luther Center
NC.............Needlecraft Room
OP.......................Optimist Park
for more information or to sign up!
PNT.................Painting Room
SM..........Sandra Moon Center
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16Announcements
Blood Pressure Bereavement Support
NOTICE: The Senior Center
Screening will be closed Group
Mondays 9:00 - 11:00 Monday June 20th Hospice Family Care Group
Blood Sugar Screening in observance of Juneteenth is meeting again at the Senior
Monday, June 27 The center will reopen at 7:30 on Center in the Art Room
9:00 until 11:00 Tuesday, June 21 Wednesdays 1:00 -2:00 pm.
For info, call Anthony Ford at
256-650-1212.
Volunteer Zumba and Reminder: No Lunch
Pilates Instructors will be served on June 6th
Needed Health and Wellness
NEW DVD lecture series
Please email or call Sherry
Medical Myths, Lies, and
and leave your details Diabetic Support Group Half-Truths
studio60@seniorview.com or RResumes In Person Mondays at 10:00 -10:30
256-513-8292 Tuesday, June 7, 2022 Merrimac Classroom
Merrimac Room 10:00 am (last week’s episode
“Planning your Diabetic Meals” is shown at 9:30)
Linda Jean MS, RDN, LDN, CDCES
Computer Classes Crestwood Medical Center
Registration
Registration for Summer Term 1
Medicare 101
is on Wednesday, June 8 Friday, June 17 at 10:00 am
at 10:00 am in Merrimac Room
Recently Retired? Bored at
the Merrimac Room home? Love people?
This may be for you!!!
We are looking for individuals who Volunteers Needed:
TOPS Club are proficient in computers to teach Dance with Parkinson's on
Take Off Pounds Sensibly computer classes. Mondays at noon
Tuesdays in the Please contact Ken Magnant at 256- and several sessions of
880-7080 Ext 221 or Rock Steady Boxing
Merrimac Room
Weigh in starts at 3:30 info@seniorview.com Wed/Fri 9:00 am
Meeting is at 4:00 Please call Carolyn at 256-
For info call 256-382-5689 513-8164 or email her at
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Bill Kling Town Hall
Meets every 3rd Monday
Next meeting is June 20
at 6:00 pm 1st floor
Meeting Room A
Huntsville Public Library
17Health and
Wellness
Teresa Crandall, RN 256-880-7080 ext 226
Arthritis talk
Attend a free
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June 15, 2022 | 12:30 pm
Huntsville-Madison County Senior Center
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2200 Drake Ave SW
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Refreshments provided!
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Organization.
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18Support Groups
ALFRA Alabama Family Rights on 2nd Tuesdays. For info, call the Kristi Kelly 256-880-7366 or visit
Association meets on the 2nd nurse at 256-880-7080 x 274. liliesofthevalley.com for information.
Thursday of the month at 6 pm at Essential Tremor Support Group Mended Hearts - A support group
the Huntsville Public Library. Contact A support group for people with Es- for heart surgery survivors and their
Suzanna Flinn at 256-532-2362 or sential Tremors. The group is cur- caregivers. Meets on the 3rd Thurs-
www.ALFRA.org. rently meeting sporadically. Please day at Huntsville Hospital Dowdle
Alcoholics Anonymous - If you call 256-837-1713 for details. Center at 6:30 pm. For more infor-
want to drink, that’s your business. Healing Steps Labyrinth - A hand- mation call Dr. Fredonia B. Williams
If you want to stop, that’s our busi- icap-accessible sacred space for at 256-837-7354.
ness. Contact us at 256-885-0323 contemplative thought and spiritual The National Alliance on Mental
or online www.aahuntsvilleal.com. unburdening. Located between St Illness (NAMI) -A support group for
AL-Anon/Alateen - 12-step pro- Stephen's and United Church with families coping with mental illness
gram for those who have a loved parking adjacent at 8020 Whitesburg of a loved one, meets 1st and 3rd
one faced with a drinking problem. Drive. Open daily and free to the Tuesdays at 7:00 pm at United Way
Contact us at 877-786-2843 or visit public. For information email heal- Bldg, 701 Andrew Jackson Way.
www.alanon-alateen.org. ingstepsinc@gmail.com. Phone 256-534-2628.
ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) Sup- Ostomy Chapter for the Huntsville
port Group - The Alabama chapter Area meets at 2 pm on the 3rd Sun-
of the ALS Association sponsors a day of every other month. For more
Support Group held on the second info call Greg Nave, 256-881-8702.
Thursday of each month, 5:30 to 7 Parkinson’s Support Group Par-
pm. Crestwood Care Clinic at 610 kinson’s Support Group meets on
Airport Rd. Ste 100. For information the 2nd Sunday of each month
call 256-519-9030. at 1:30 pm at Friendship Baptist
HopeKeepers - A non-denomi-
Alzheimer’s Support Group - For national Christian-based support Church, 3217 Village Dr SW. Call
information call 256-880-1575. group existing to serve people with Karen Hislop at 256-509-4398 or
Bereavement Support Group - chronic illness or pain. Meetings are email karen@therapy-a.com
Hospice Family Care Group is meet- at 10:30 am on the first Thursday of Stroke Support Group - Survivors,
ing again at the Senior Center in the the month. Call 256-885-1720 or family members and friends are
Art Room Wednesdays 1:00 -2:00 256-533-3188 for information. welcome! Meets 1st and 3rd Mon-
pm. For info, call Anthony Ford 256- H.O.P.E. is for parents who have days every month from 3:30 - 4:30
650-1212. lost a child. Thursday, 5:30 to 7 pm at Encompass Health Rehabilitation
Brain Injury Support Group meets 3304 Westmill Drive. 256-650-1212 Hospital, 107 Governors Dr. 35801
3rd Wednesday of the month from For info, call 256-535-2300.
Huntsville VIPS (Visually Impaired
12:30 - 2:30 at Southside Baptist Persons Support) meets at the Tenn Valley Post-Polio Support
Church at 201 Marsheutz Ave. For AL Dept. of Rehab Services, 3000 Group - Contact Leon Trotter, 256-
more information, please call 256- Johnson Road every 3rd Thursday, 883-7576 for information. email:
812-3109. from 10:00 until 11:30. Call Jennifer trotter1000@hotmail.com.
Christian Cancer Support Group Rehfeld at 256-539-7881. Widows or Widowers of Alabama
For information call 256-539-8044 or Lilies of the Valley - Ovarian Can- meets at Fern Bell Park Rec Center,
email ccsg.hsv@gmail.com. cer Support Group meets at 5:30 107-A Sanders Road SW (behind
Diabetic Support Group is meeting the last Tuesday of every month Whitesburg Middle School), 2nd
in person starting on June 7th. Meet- at Clearview Cancer Institute, 3601 Sunday 2 - 4 pm. For more infor-
ings are held in the Merrimac Room CCI Drive (off Holmes Ave.). Call mation/directions, call Jean Arndt,
256-534-3349.
SeniorLife is available online! Just go to the Senior Center website at http://www.seniorview.com
and scroll down the right margin until you see SeniorLife. Click on the link to open the current is-
sue of SeniorLife. You can also like us on Facebook. Log into FB, search for Huntsville-Madison
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20Nutrition and
Meals on Wheels
Jeanie Glynn 256-382-0920
SUMMER WISH LIST from MEALS ON WHEELS
1. SUMMER SUBSTITUTES – If you are sometimes available at lunchtime
on weekdays, please consider being a substitute driver for Meals on Wheels. We
need substitutes to deliver meals when our regular volunteers cannot serve on their
scheduled day. Since so many people go on vacation in the summertime, the need
is most critical June through August. Without volunteers, we cannot get the meals
to the elderly clients who so desperately need them!
2. YEAR-ROUND SUBSTITUTES – Since Meals on Wheels needs approxi-
mately 500 volunteers per month, we also need substitute drivers year-round.
3. YEAR-ROUND VOLUNTEERS - All meals are delivered by volun-
teers, year-round. Approximately 250 meals are delivered each day, on 22 routes
throughout Huntsville. We ask our volunteers to commit to delivering once a
month, for about 1.5 hours, at lunchtime. We provide meals packed and ready for
pick up, and directions to each residence.
4. DONATIONS – We receive meals for our clients through Top of Alabama
Regional Council of Governments, but we rely on our local community for dollars
to run our program. We are grateful for donations in any amount, from individuals,
churches, businesses, and civic organizations.
5. DESERVING SENIORS – Our goal is to serve every deserving senior in
Huntsville. If you, or someone you know, is -
a. Over age 60
b. Unable to cook for self
c. Primarily homebound
d. Living alone, or with someone who cannot cook
e. Living in Huntsville city limits
- then you/they qualify to receive Meals on Wheels.
Please contact us – 256-382-0920
or jglynn@seniorview.com. You may
also learn more on our website – www.
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Cheryl Patterson, Pres.
Qualifications: Age 62 or older NARFE Chapter 443 will meet on June 11th at
*Transportation to Wal-Mart the Huntsville-Madison County Senior Center.
*Some Wheelchair Accessible Apts Refreshments and fellowship begin at 9:30
*Service Coordinator on Staff followed by the business/program meeting at
*Weekly Activities *Library *TV Lounge 10:00. The speaker for June is Lynn Harper,
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256-830-1046 Ms. Harper is seeking the District III Vice-
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Adjacent to Oakwood College Georgia, Mississippi, Puerto Rico, South
Carolina, and Virgin Islands. Ms. Harper will
present her goals for District III. Come join
us for a very informative program. For further
information, contact the Service Office at 256-
382-5692.
Senior Center
Board of Directors
Wilman Pidgeon...................President
Charlotte Hudson ...1st Vice President
Russ Hutcherson...2nd Vice President
Pat McCrory..........................Secretary
Senior Placemen Albert Butler..........................Treasurer
A 100% free service that helps seniors and family Bill Boggess Bobbi Murphy
members find the perfect retirement community. Evan Cohen Joe Palazzo
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★ Personalized Service Rosa Kilpatrick Annie Saylor
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