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SENIORS ON THE MOVE Sandusky County Senior Services
April 2019
4th Healthy Fremont Event National Volunteer Month
Make sure this event is on your calendar...you
don’t want to miss it!
The 4th Annual Healthy Fremont event will
take place Friday, April 5th at the Fremont Senior
Center from 9-11:30 am.
This free event, sponsored by Guiding Hands
Home Health and GLCAP Senior Services, offers
Sandusky County residents an opportunity to
learn about the services and programs that are
available for older adults.
The vendor fair will begin at 9 am and the
speaker portion will begin at 10 am. Some of the
topics featured this year include: Project Lifesav-
er, the new program offered by the Sandusky
County Sheriff’s Office, local options for Adult Day
services, and in home care, and fitness after 50.
There will also be free refreshments, raffles,
and other goodies.
Five Reasons Seniors Should Volunteer:
Reservations are not required for the health
1. Volunteering can prevent senior isolation and re-
fair. Call Barb at 419-334-8383 if you would like
duce symptoms of depression.
to stay and join us for lunch at 11:30
2. Volunteering can make you feel like you have
(reservations required; $3.00 suggested donation
more time and money.
for those 60 and over and $6.75 fee for those un-
3. Volunteering can help improve intergenerational
der 60).
relationships.
4. Volunteering keeps seniors active for longer.
5. Volunteering promotes mental health and may
BIRTHDAY PARTY !
help prevent dementia.
Thursday, April 25th So, give some time and volunteer...it’s good for you!
Menu — Pot Roast, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Information from leisurecare.com.
Buttered Corn, Sunset Salad, Dinner Roll,
Cake & Ice Cream
Volunteers Make the World Go Round!
Thank You for Making a Difference in the Lives of Others!
Volunteers Needed!
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.”
“You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.”
The Fremont, Clyde, and Gibsonburg Senior Centers are looking for volun-
teers! Volunteers are needed to help with serving meals and activity coordina-
tion. No experience is necessary...we will train you! If you are interested or
would like more information, contact the Senior Site Supervisor:
Clyde-Christy Webb-419-547-8052
Fremont-Barb Ward-419-334-8181
Gibsonburg-Gary Carr-419-637-7947
Also, volunteers are needed for Meals-on-Wheels routes within the Fremont
City Limits. If you are interested in becoming a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer
contact Jenna Stewart at 419-334-5118.
Senior Executive Club
Join us for our SEC for lunch & Bingo!
We will be meeting on
Thursday, April 11th at 1:30
RSVP to 419-332-0357 on Monday, April 1st
“Compassionately Committed to 1247 N. River Rd.
Excellence in Customer Service!” Fremont, OH 43420
Assisted Living 419-332-0357
Rehab www.valleyviewhc.com
Long Term Care
Senior Helping Hands Program
Spring To-Do’s Part II The dirt and dust may also slow down the run-
ning of your heating and cooling systems.
Welcome Spring! Ignoring cer-
tain areas around the house can Clean your dryer- the inside of your dryer does
cause serious problems down the get pretty dirty, especially if you don’t clean the
road. Here are a few items you may link trap every time. Cleaning this will save you
not often think of that can save money on your bill as well as help prevent a fire.
you money by helping to avoid Lisa Grubb
Chore
Don’t forget to clean your vacuum, brooms
some of the more costly repairs: Specialist and mops. You cannot start cleaning with a
Check your toilet tank- many of clogged vacuum or a dirty broom, you’ll only be
the bowl stains may be coming from inside the spreading more dirt. Use a clean bucket of water
tank. Giving it a good cleaning every now and then to wash out mops and brushes before putting
will make cleaning the toilet a much easier job. them away. A good cleaning will ensure they are
ready for next time. Remember to empty your
Heating and air ducts- remember to clean them
vacuum often even when you don’t think it is full
out with your sweeper if you notice you are sneez-
to keep it working at its prime.
ing more late-
ly it could be If you would like a list of local cleaning agen-
the dirt and cies or assistance with health or safety related
dust accumu- repairs, contact Lisa Grubb, Senior Helping Hands
lating in there. Specialist at (419) 332-8499.
Beware of Social Security Spoofing Calls
Recently there has been a sig- ent’s phone: 1-800-772-1213.
nificant uptick in fraudulent tele- If you receive one of these calls, hang up. Know
phone calls from people claiming to that Social Security rarely contacts persons by
represent the Social Security Ad- phone unless you have ongoing business with them
ministration (SSA). and they never make threats about arrest or legal
In them, unknown callers action.
JoEllen Price,
threaten victims that they face ar-
MSW, LISW Report suspicious calls to the SSA Office of the
rest or other legal action if they Senior & Inspector General by calling 1-800-269-0271
fail to call a provided phone num- Community
ber or press the number indicated Engagement Information from the NCOA
in the message to address the is- Coordinator Note: This will my last Seniors on the Move
sue. Sometimes the scammers Newsletter. My family and I are moving to North
switch tactics and say that they want to help an Carolina. I am honored to have had the privilege to
individual activate a suspended Social Security meet and work with many of you through the Sen-
number. They may even “spoof” the actual Social iors Centers and Meals on Wheels programs and will
Security hotline number to appear on the recipi- miss you all!
Chatter Box
Fremont Senior Center Sympathy
Birthday Party Notes To Barb & Jon Ward and family on the loss of
her brother, JAMES A. TAULKER
80 Seniors attended our monthly Birth-
day party in February. Due to a last minute can- To Peg Rettig and family on the loss of her sis-
cellation no entertainment was provided, howev- ter, DORIS SIMMONS
er we were happy to be together to talk and en-
joy our time with friends.
Glen Baker blessed the food and led the
Pledge to the Flag and Les Root led the singing of Thank Offering
“Happy Birthday”.
Monica Heath
Les Root sold 50/50 tickets and the lucky Amy & Walter Lamson
winner of $73.00 was Rita Wagner.
Bea Parish
The oldest birthday celebrant in attend-
ance was Alyce Ann Schmidt at 85 and the young-
est was Vickie Husk at 69. Other birthday cele-
brants were Fran Benlein, Rita Dorobek, Mert Ko-
valeski and Jerry Thome.
Team Jingle was here selling baked goods.
The proceeds go to Relay for Life. Thanks to all
who purchased from them.
Thank You to all the wonderful volunteers
that make this day so special!!
Our Staff Our Mission
The mission of WSOS Seniors
Robin Richter
programs is to develop quality
Director
services that promote general
Rachel Olvera well-being, independent living
MIS Coordinator and socialization
opportunities for mature adults
Alexis Massie
Nutrition Coordinator in Sandusky County.
Lisa Grubb
Chore Specialist Newsletter Advertising
1/8 page — $25 per issue
1/4 page — $50 per issue
Jenna Stewart
1/2 page— $75 per issue
Meals on Wheels Specialist Full page — $125 per issue
Call 419-334-8911 for details
Happy Birthday
April 1st
Nancy Park
April 2nd
Reynold J. Hirt
April 18th
Nancy Thayer
Jerry Shaffer
April 19th
♠♥♦♣Card Scores
Bridge
Feb. 6th— 1st place Terry Fought & Peggy Beck;
April 3rd Victor Kline 2nd place Virginia & Dave Stuber; 3rd place Nor-
Carole Hausman April 20th ma Hoffman & Al Stokes.
Robert W. Carr Alvin Neitzke
Feb. 13th— 1st place Becky Prasuhn & Lou Par-
Sharon Karlovetz Jack Weaver
April 4th April 21st mer; 2nd place Shirley Ratzman & Al Stokes; 3rd
Donald Riehl Gordon Dale place Marcia Humberger & Gloria Nitschke.
Thomas Hoffert April 22nd Feb. 20th — 1st place Marcia McIntire & Ginny
April 5th Sandy Anderson
Berlekamp; 2nd place Lou Parmer & Virginia Mit-
Anne Humberger April 23rd
tan Stuber; 3rd place Al Stokes & Dutch Nitschke.
Ida Legg Betty Autullo
April 6th April 24th Feb. 27th— 1st place Norma Hoffman & Terry
Lola Kaiser Jeanne Luther Fought (also had a grand slam); 2nd place Peggy
Barbara Herman Susan Hoffman Beck & John McIntire; 3rd place Chris Linke & Al
April 8th Constance Claycomb
Stokes.
Lois Wagner Donald Rozick
April 9th Ada Kastor
Larry Karr April 25th
Diane Walker William Lash
April 11th April 26th
Earl Wammes Freddie Bailey
April 12th April 27th
Larry Smith Judy Wagner
April 13th April 28th
Gloria Root Robert Hershey
Norman Foos Jeanne Darr
April 14th Louise Parmer
Lavonne Babione April 29th Golden Age Pinochle Club
Doris Biller Lois Bartson Feb. 1st —1st place Joe Cecil 672; 2nd place Ken
Arlene Hoffman Mary Quaider Wagner 669; Low score Shirley Mehling 528.
April 17th April 30th
Feb. 8th— 1st place Ken Wagner 724; 2nd place
Eileen Schroeder Linda Lou Dunfee tie Les Root & Marge Biehler 716; Low score Lee
Harry Miller Myers 612.
Ruth Kennedy
Feb. 15th—1st place Sandy Cecil 804; 2nd place
Ada Kastor 783; Low score Les Root 580.
Feb. 22nd—1st place Bob Carr 717; 2nd place
Shirley Mehling 700; Low Score Ada Kastor 583.
YACA Senior Day Trips
Disney Newsies
LaCommedia Dinner Theatre
Springboro, Ohio
Friday April 26, 2019
Cost: $105.00
Trip includes: Buffet Lunch, Show and Transportation
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
Made In Ohio
(Columbus Area)
Tuesday June 18, 2019
Cost: $105.00
Trip Includes: Guides tours of The American Whistle Company, The Flag Lady Store, and Phoenix
Bat Company, Buffet Lunch and entertainment at Schmidt’s Sausage Haus in German Village, and
Transportation.
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
Hard Rock Casino
Northfield Park, Ohio
Monday July 15, 2019 (tentative date)
Cost: $50.00
Trip includes: $25.00 free play and transportation
(must show valid government ID to receive free play-i.e. driver’s license)
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
YACA Senior Day Trips
Johnny Rogers
Buddy and Beyond
Rockin’ Oldies Show
A salute to the 50’s and 60’s
Frankenmuth, Michigan
Wednesday September 11, 2019
Cost: $105.00
Trip includes: Show, Delicious Chicken Dinner at Zender’s, Time for Shopping in Frankenmuth,
Russel Stover’s Outlet and St. Julian Winery in Dundee, and Transportation
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
Akron, Ohio
Thursday October 17, 2019
Cost: $115.00
Trip includes: Park Ranger guide on train ride, Italian meal at Papa Joes,
Shopping time and visit at Szalay’s Farm Market , Guided City Tour of Akron and Transportation
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
The Round Barn Theatre
AMISH ACRES
Nappanee, Indiana
Thursday November 14, 2019
Cost: $105.00
“Beauty and the Beast”
Trip includes: Show, Family Style Meal and Transportation
Escorts: Diana Clinebell and Marilyn Sovinski
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
YACA Multi- Day Trips
WASHINGTON, DC
Thursday-Tuesday
June 6-11, 2019
Cost: $798.00 per person Dbl. Occupancy
$1,115.00 Single Occupancy
Package includes:
• Motorcoach Transportation •6 Nights Lodging • 10 Meals: 5 Breakfasts and 5 Dinners
• 2 Guided Tours of Washington, DC Including the WW II Memorial, Capitol Hill, Embassy Row,
Korean War Veterans Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Smithsonian, the Martin Luther
King Jr. National Memorial and more • Evening Guided Memorial and Monuments Tour
•the New Museum of the Bible! • Admission to George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate &
Garden • Tram Ride through Arlington National Cemetery • Admission to the International Spy
Museum & Newseum
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
FINGER LAKES New York
4 Days – 3 Nights
August 13-16, 2019
Cost: $599.00 per person Dbl. Occupancy
835.00 Single Occupancy
Package includes:
• 3 Nights Lodging • 3 Breakfasts • 3 Dinners, including Belhurst Castle • Corning Museum of Glass
• Willard Memorial Chapel • Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion • Wegman’s Marketplace
•Finger Lakes Winery Tour and Tasting • Scenic Lake Cruise • National Soaring Museum
• Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack • Souveir Gift • Luggage Handling • Snacks & Water on
Motorcoach • All Taxes an Gratuities • Motorcoach Transportation
Cancellation Insurance available
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622YACA Multi- Day Trips
BRANSON SHOW
EXTRAVAGANZA
6 days – 5 nights
Monday - Saturday
September 23- 28, 2019
Cost: $699.00 per person Dbl. Occupancy
$878.00 Single Occupancy
Package Includes:
•Motorcoach Transportation • 5 Nights Lodging including 3 consecutive nights in the Branson area
• 8 Meals: 5 Breakfasts & 3 Dinners • Admission to 7 Fabulous Branson Shows including: 3 Morning
Shows: The Blackwoods, Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai, & Doug Gabriel • 3 Evening Shows:
Presley’s Country jubilee, Million Dollar Quartet Show, & “Samson” at the Sight & Sound Theatre
• 1 Dinner Show: Showboat Branson Belle
For full trip details and reservations call the Y at 419-332-9622
HOW OUR TRIPS WORK:
EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Some trips may require walking.
Each trip will require a deposit/payment to hold your seat. This deposit is non-refundable, but
transferrable. Reservations/deposit may be made by calling the YMCA at 419-332-9622
All payments payable to: YACA c/o Denise Reiter, 1000 North St, Fremont, OH 43420
Payment plans are accepted on multi-day trips, with balances paid in full no later than 1 month
before trip.
Trips have both a minimum and maximum number of occupants. To ensure your seat, register
early. There may be instances where trips will have to cancel if the minimum number of
travelers is not met. If a trip is cancelled by the promoters, full refunds will be given.
Cancellation policy: no refunds will be given on deposits. Trips are transferrable to another
traveler. Trip insurance is also available from a third party for multi-day trips. Ask promoter
for more details.
Trip itineraries/shows are subject to change with or without notice.
Promoters will give every effort to communicate these changes.SENIORS ON THE MOVE Sandusky County Senior Services
April 2019—Extra, Extra Read All About it
n e w h o m e !!
C e n t e r find s
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F remont Sen
opens into a wide bright lobby with the din-
ing area to the left. Everything is on the
GLCAP is working on an agreement with
ground floor! A kitchen, clinic room, library/
the Sandusky County Board of Developmen-
technology room, recently remodeled handi-
tal Disabilities (SCBDD) to rent property at
cap accessible restrooms and a couple of
1101 Castalia Street previously the home of
offices round out the initial space we will be
SandCo Industries. The building with three
using. There is also room to grow into the
separate sections is also home to the SCBDD
open Production Floor space.
Offices and the School of Hope. The proper-
“I’m excited,” Robin Richter, Director said.
ty is owned by Sandusky County and is in
“I think it will be great!” “In addition to the
the Fremont City Limits.
rented space there is also an opportunity to
Fremont Senior Center operations are
share other areas such as the gym, aquatic
projected to be open to Seniors in May with
adaptive area, raised gardens, patio with a
a date to be determined.
pergola and a very nice outdoor activity area
One of the biggest attributes of the new
with a paved walking path.”
location is accessibility! Parking is directly in
Robin said, “There are a few things we
front of the building. A covered entryway
need to take care of before we can move in
with handicap accessible double doors
— change ceiling tile in the Kitchen, patch aFremont Center on the MOVE . . . continued
few holes and put in a hand wash sink.
. . .
Once completed we can apply for a Food Ser-
vice license.”
A group of Seniors were given a sneak
preview on March 5th. These ladies went on
the tours last year of Senior Centers in North-
west Ohio to get ideas of what they wanted
to see in a new center. The sneak preview
was a great way to honor their previous time with developmental disabilities and their fam-
commitment. During the tour, Ruthann ilies, along with the community to build
House, GLCAP President/CEO commented, meaningful lives. Like SCBDD, GLCAP mission
“we very pleased that we were able to ac- includes partnerships, families and communi-
complish this strategic goal of finding a new ties — “We create partnerships and opportu-
home for our senior center.” nities to help individuals, families and com-
A great fit! The SCBDD mission is to be munities thrive.”
committed to listen, enrich, and optimize We look forward to this new partnership
partnerships with Sandusky County citizens and all of the opportunities it brings.
www.glcap.orgClyde Senior Center Highlights
Health Screenings Friday, April 5th 10:45
Monday, April 8th 11:00-Screenings by Root Beer Float Friday
Community Hospice Spring is in the air! Help us usher in the warm
Thursday, April 25th 10:30-Screenings by The weather and outdoor fun with a traditional taste
Bellevue Hospital of summer. Sponsored by Bethesda Care Center.
Take advantage of these free health screenings! Make a reservation and stay for lunch at 11:30,
Stay and join us for lunch! Make a reservation at 419-547-8052.
419-547-8052 Tuesday, April 16th
Toe Nail Clinic
Fitness! Cost: $15.00. Includes toenail trimming and a foot
Monday, April 8th 10:45-Chair Yoga w/ massage by Joni Widman RN. Call 419-547-8052
Promedica Hospice to make your reservation! If you would like to stay
Tuesdays & Thursdays-NEW! “Exeldercise” w/ for lunch, please specify when making your reser-
Christy. This Program is a 30 minute seated exer- vation.
cise program that incorporates isometric muscle
movement with focus on the arms, core, and legs. Wednesday, April 17th 12:15
All levels of fitness are welcome! Easter Egg Hunt
You never outgrow the thrill of a treasure hunt!
Games! Join us for a fun twist on an Easter childhood tra-
Wednesday, April 10th 10:30-Game Day dition. Reservation required by April 10th, 419-
w/Valley View 547-8052. Come early and join us for lunch at
Friday, April 19th 10:15-Card Tournament 11:30.
Sponsored by The Willows at Bellevue. Join us for
an hour of either euchre or pinochle. Snacks and Thursday, April 25th 11:30
prizes provided. All skill levels are welcome. Al- Birthday Party!
ways wanted to learn? Now is the time! Join us for a special lunch as we honor those born
in April. Following lunch, stay and play Jingo Bin-
go with Pat from Heritage Village of Clyde. Call
419-547-8052 to make a lunch reservation.
Clyde Senior Center
St. Patrick’s Day
Party!Clyde Senior Center April 2019
900 N. Woodland Ave., Clyde, Ohio. Open weekdays 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch at 11:30 a.m.
(Reservations required by calling 419-547-8052 by 12:30 p.m. one day prior)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 2 3 4 10:30 Exeldercise 5
10:30 Exeldercise w/ 10:30 Game Day w/ w/Christy
12:30 “Beauty Call- Valley View
ing” Christy 10:45 Root Beer
Float Friday w/
12:15 Bingo w/
Bethesda
Eden Springs 11:45 Goodwill In-
dustries Presenta-
tion
8 11:00 Health 9 10 11 12
Screening w/ 10:30 Exeldercise w/
Community Hos- 10:15 “All Star Christy CLOSED
pice Snacks” w/Ruby GLCAP AGENCY
12:00 Bingo w/ DAY
10:45 Chair Yoga Randolph, OSU
w/Christina Sloan Extension Bethesda
from Promedica
Hospice
15 16 17 18 19
9:00 Toe Nail Clinic 12:15 Easter Egg 10:30 Exeldercise w/ 10:15-11:15 Card
12:30 “Beauty Call- Cost $15.00. Appt. Hunt sponsored by Christy Tournament Spon-
ing” Required 419-547- sored by The Wil-
8052 Heritage Village of lows at Bellevue
Clyde
10:30 Exeldercise w/
Christy
22 23 24 25 26
12:15 Adult Color- 10:30 Craft w/ Birthday Day! 12:00 Bingo w/
ing 10:30 Exeldercise w/ Melissa from Herit- 10:30-11:30 Health Parkview Care
Christy age Village of Screenings by The
Clyde. Registration Bellevue Hospital Center
required 419-547-
8052 12:00 Jingo Bingo
w/Heritage Village
29 30
10:30 Exeldercise w/
12:30 “Beauty Call- Christy
ing Site Supervisor:
Christy WebbGibsonburg Senior Center Highlights
Games! 10:30 Monday, April 15th 10:30
Thursday, April 4th-Cardo w/Valley View Spring Weather Dangers
Tuesday, April 16th-Bingo w/Windsor Lane Weatherman Tim Toth of Heartland is back to talk
Friday, April 26th-Bingo w/Bethesda to us about what to watch out for when volatile
spring weather hits. Stay and join us for lunch;
Fitness! 10:30 make a reservation at 419-637-7947.
Tuesday, April 2nd-Move & Stretch w/
Tuesday, April 23rd 10:30
Windsor Lane
Toe Nail Clinic
Thursday, April 4th-Yogasize w/Valley View
Cost: $15.00. Includes toenail trimming and a foot
Thursday, April 18th-Chair Yoga w/Promedica
massage by Joni Widman RN. Call 419-637-7947
Hospice
to make your reservation! If you would like to stay
Wednesday, April 24th-Staying Fit Exercise w/
for lunch, please specify when making your reser-
Genacross
vation.
Friday, April 5th 10:30 Monday April 29th 10:30
Adult Literary Society Relaxation Exercise
This month we will review a book about the love of
Sherri from Stein Hospice will take us through an
a dog. This book was chosen to honor the passing
exercise to increase mental relaxation and well-
of Gibsonburg resident Don Yoder. Don and his dog
ness. Stay for lunch; make a reservation at 419-
Budger stopped by the Gibsonburg Senior Center
637-7947.
every morning for coffee and was a fixture at the
Gibsonburg Library. Tuesday, April 30th 10:00
Tuesday, April 10th 10:30 NEW! Monthly Site Celebration
Karaoke w/Kari Each month on the last day we will get together to
Come and sing along with your favorite songs with enjoy some delicious pastries from Ideal Bakery
Kari Steele from Guiding Hands Home Health. Kari and celebrate the great month we had at the Gib-
is a riot and there is always tons of laughter when sonburg Senior Center! Stay for lunch; make a res-
she visits! Stay for lunch; make a reservation at ervation at 419-637-7947.
419-637-7947.
Karaoke w/Kari!
Happenings at the
Games w/GMS Honor Students Gibsonburg Senior CenterGibsonburg Senior Center April 2019
100 Meadow Lane, Gibsonburg, Ohio. Open weekdays 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch at 11:30 a.m.
(Reservations required by calling 419-637-7947 by 12:30 p.m. one day prior)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 2 3 4 5
10:30 Move and 10:30 Cocoa & 10:30 Yogasize/ 10:30 Adult Liter-
Stretch w/Windsor Marshmallows w/ Cardo w/Valley ary Society w/the
Lane Bethesda View Gibsonburg Li-
brary
8 9 10 11 12
10:30 “All Star 10:30 USPS Up- 10:30 Karaoke w/
10:30 “Senior
Snacks” w/Ruby dates w/ Kari CLOSED
Treats” w/Genoa
Randolph, OSU Postmaster Cindy GLCAP AGENCY
Care Center DAY
Extension Wise
15 16 17 18 19
10:30 “Spring 10:30 Bingo w/ 10:30 Crafty Lady 10:30 Chair Yoga 10:00 Popcorn & a
Weather Dangers” Windsor Lane Sharon Schade w/Christina Sloan Movie w/Gary
w/Heartland Hos- Surprise Take from Promedica
pice Home Craft Hospice
22 23 24 25 26
10:30 Health 10:00 Toe Nail Clin- 10:30 Staying Fit Birthday Day! 10:30 Bingo w/
Screening by ic Cost $15.00. Exercise w/ Bethesda
Parkview Appt. Required Genacross Win a Gift Basket
419-637-7947 from
Gail’s Party
Shoppe!
29 30
10:30 Relaxation 10:00 Craft w/
Exercise w/Stein Windsor Lane & Site Supervisor:
Hospice Site Celebration! Gary Carr
Pastries by Ideal
BakeryFremont Senior Center Highlights
Chair Yoga 10:30 Thursday, April 18th 10:00
Tuesdays, April 9th & 23rd w/Janelle from Diabetic Comfort Food Experience
Valley View Alexis Massie, Nutrition Coordinator, GLCAP
Food Service will be presenting the Diabetic
Monday, April 1st 10:30
Food Experience at the Fremont Senior Center.
Warming Up with Memories: Journaling
Samples of food and recipes for those who are
Sherrie Bourne from Stein Hospice will be here for
watching their blood sugar will be available.
a continuation of our journaling. Journals and pens
More and more seniors are diagnosed with Dia-
are supplied. If you did not attend last month, you
betes and this program will be very beneficial
are still welcome to join us and get started on your
for everyone to promote healthy eating. Reser-
journaling path!
vations are requested 419-334-8181
We will continue with the journaling program the
Thursday, March 28th 10:00
first Monday of the month as long as there is an in-
Birthday Party
terest. Reservations are required! Call Barb at
Join us for this special day when we honor our
419-334-8181.
seniors born in April. Our Entertainment is Dan
Friday, April 5th 9:00-11:30 Moyer and is sponsored by Valley View. We
Healthy Fremont Health Fair will be selling 50/50 tickets. The proceeds from
Come one, come all! Our vendor fair will start at 9 our 50/50 drawing will benefit our senior cen-
am and our guests will be able to meet with local ter. Staff from Bethesda will provide ice cream
vendors and get great information. At 10:00 we will sundaes. Come early to browse our Gift Shop
start with our speaking portion where our vendors and check out the delicious baked goods availa-
will speak about what they can offer you. If you ble for purchase. Proceeds from the bake sale
would like to stay for lunch, please call 419-334- will benefit Relay for Life. Bingo will begin fol-
8181 to make a meal reservation. Suggested dona- lowing lunch. Call 419-334-8181 for reservation!
tion for senior (60+) is $3.00.
Monday, April 29th 12:15
* Free Raffles *Free Snacks
Special Program: Don’t Be a Victim of Scams!
*Free Information * Free Fun Ryan Lippe, Outreach Coordinator from the Ohio
Thursday, April 11th Consumer Protection Office will be here from
10:00-11:00 Columbus to give a power point presentation on
NEW Coffee, Cookies, and the new scams that are targeting seniors. Be in
Carol Burnett the know so you aren’t taken. Ryan will tell you
Join us for a fun time en- what to look out for and how to handle the situa-
joying our coffee and cook- tion if you suspect you are being scammed. This
ies while watching videos of Carol Burnett and program will begin following lunch. Lunch is
Friends. Who doesn’t love the comedy and music in served at 11:30 and reservations are required.
this great variety show? Kari from Guiding Hands Please call 419-334-8181 to make a meal reser-
will be providing the cookies. Reservations are not vation.
required but are appreciated (419-334-8181) so
we know how many cookies to have on hand.Fremont Senior Center April 2019
600 W. State St., Fremont, Ohio. Open weekdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch at 11:30 a.m.
(Reservations required by calling 419-334-8383 by 12:30 p.m. one day prior)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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9:30 Tai Chi 9:00 Toe Nail Clinic 9:00 Stretch & Tone 9:00-11:30
10:30 “Warming Cost $15.00. Appt. 12:15 Bingo Healthy Fremont
Up with Memories: Required 419-334- 9:30 Tai Chi Health Fair
Journaling” w/ 8383
Stein Hospice 12:00 Bridge
9:30 Adult Coloring
12:00 Bingo
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9:30 Tai Chi 9:30 Volunteer 9:00 Stretch & Tone 10:00 NEW!
Training Coffee, Cookies, CLOSED
12:00 Bingo 9:30 Tai Chi and Carol Burnett GLCAP AGENCY
Sponsored by DAY
10:30 Chair Yoga
w/Janelle from Val- 12:00 Bridge Guiding Hands
ley View
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9:30 Tai Chi 9:30 Adult Coloring 9:00 Site Council 10:00 Diabetic 9:00 Stretch & Tone
Meeting Comfort Food Ex-
10:30-3:00 Bridge 9:45 Program Plan- perience w/Alexis 12:30 Pinochle
12:00 Bingo Club ning Massie
9:00 Stretch & Tone
9:30 Tai Chi
12:00 Bridge
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9:30 Tai Chi 9:00 Stretch & Tone 9:00 Newsletter 9:00 Stretch & Tone
10:30 Chair Yoga 10:00
12:00 Bingo w/Janelle from Val- 9:30 Tai Chi Birthday Day! 12:30 Pinochle
ley View Entertainment
12:00 Bridge Sponsored by
Valley View
29 30 9:00 Toe Nail
9:30 Tai Chi Clinic Cost $15.00.
12:15 “Scams” w/ Appt. Required Site Supervisor:
Ohio Consumer 419-334-8383 Barb Ward
Protection Office 11:30 “The New
Danger: Nicotine
Toothpicks” w/
BarbBrain games
Alice in Wonderland
Find and circle all of the words hidden in the grid. The remaining letters
spell a quote by the Mock Turtle, from the book.
ALICE DUCHESS KING OF HEARTS POOL
BABY EAGLET KNAVE PUPPY
BILL EAT ME LEWIS CARROLL QUEEN OF HEARTS
BOTTLE FAN LITTLE DOOR RABBIT HOLE
CATERPILLAR FISH FOOTMAN LIZARD SMALL CAKE
CAUCUS RACE FLAMINGOS LORY TARTS
CHESHIRE CAT FROGFOOTMAN MAD HATTER TEA PARTY
COOK GLASS BOX MARCH HARE TEARS
CROQUET GOLDEN KEY MOCK TURTLE THIMBLE
DINAH GRIN MUSHROOM WATCH
DODO GRYPHON PEPPER WHITE RABBIT
DORMOUSE GUINEA PIGS PIG WONDERLAND
DRINK ME HEDGEHOGS PIGEONSuggested Donation of $3.00 per meal. No older person shall be denied a nutrition service because of
inability to contribute all or part of the cost of such service. Older participants shall determine for them-
GLCAP Sandusky County selves what they are able to contribute toward the cost of the service. NON-SENIOR GUEST/STAFF: $6.75
Serving Sizes — Entree, Meat & Casserole – 3 oz.; Vegetable, Fruit & Dessert – ½ cup;
Senior Menu for April 2019 Bread/Bread Alternate — 1 slice or ½ cup; Milk – 8 oz. served with every meal
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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Salisbury Steak Pork Loin Beef Stir Fry with Stir Fry Turkey and Cheese on Bun Macaroni and Cheese
Baked Potato Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Vegetables Broccoli Slaw Green Beans
Buttered Corn Sauerkraut Brown Rice Garden Vegetable Soup Stewed Tomatoes
Mandarin Oranges Peaches Diced Carrots Blueberries Pears
Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Bread Tropical Fruit Cookie Whole Wheat Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
8 9 Time for Brunch! 10 11 12 Closed Agency Day!
Shepherd's Pie French Toast /Sausage Patty Chicken Marsala Beefy Stew
Stewed Tomatoes Maple Sweet Potatoes Cheesy Potatoes Fruity Cole Slaw
Strawberries Creamy Pea Salad Green Beans Peach Crisp
Garlic and Cheddar Biscuit Warm Cinnamon Apples Apricots Biscuit
Cookie Cheese Stick Whole Wheat Bread
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Italian Chicken Breast Stuffed Pepper Spaghetti and Meatballs Roasted Turkey Breast Breaded Fish Sandwich
Glazed Carrots Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Italian Green Beans Sweet Potatoes Mixed Vegetables
Steamed Peas Succotash Tossed Salad Brussels Sprouts Potato Wedges
Applesauce Pineapple/Cottage Cheese Cherry Crisp Tropical Fruit Mandarin Oranges
Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Bread Garlic Bread Whole Wheat Bread Fruited Jell-O
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Sloppy Joe on Bun BBQ Pork Patty Beef and Noodles Pot Roast Chicken Alfredo
Potato Wedges Sweet Potatoes Harvard Beets Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Asparagus
Steamed Carrots Collard Greens Peas and Carrots Buttered Corn Tossed Salad
Mango Pears Pineapple Sunset Salad / Dinner Roll Blueberry Crisp
Lemon Bar Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Bread Cake / Ice Cream Garlic Bread
29 30 Taco Tuesday! Menu subject to change with-
Chicken Kiev Beef Tacos out notice. Chef Salads Avail-
Cheesy Potatoes Refried Beans able Tuesdays and Fridays.
California Blend Vegetables Tossed Salad Low concentrated
Mandarin Oranges Scalloped Peaches desserts substituted for
Whole Wheat Bread modified meals.
CALL 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO SCHEDULE A MEAL. Clyde — 419-547-8052; Fremont — 419-334-8181; Gibsonburg — 419-637-7947.
For home-delivered meal cancellations, call 419-332-4032 or 1-866-440-6325. For ingredient content only, call WSOS Food Service at 419-333-5098.GLCAP Sandusky County Senior Services NON PROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE
P.O. Box 590
paid
Fremont, Ohio 43420
FREMONT, OHIO
Permit No 262
SENIORS ON THE MOVE April 2019
Burrr . . . Delivering Meals-on-Wheels
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