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Welcome back to the Woodcarvers and Whist Players who took a break over the summer.
Monday
Woodcarving -9:00am -1 1:00am - Room 5
Hardanger - 9:00am - 1 1:00am - Senior Center
Cancer Work Group -9:00am - 1 1:00am - Room 3
Senior Dining - 12 Noon - Gymnasium
Bridge - 1:00pm -3:00pm - Library
Tuesday
Blood Pressure Testing - (1st of month) 11:1 5am - Senior Center
Senior Dining - 12 Noon - Gymnasium
Friendly Fridley Folks (1st of month) - 1:00pm - Library
Video Theater (2nd and 3rd of month) - 1:00pm - Library
Cribbage Tournament (4th of month) 1:00pm - Library
Wednesday
Line Dance/Exercise -9:00am - 1 0:00am - Gymnasium
Holiday Shopping All day
Golden Lions (1 st of month) - 10:00am -Room 7
Legal Aid (1 st of month) 9:30am - 10:30am Appt. Necessary.
Senior Dining - 12 Noon - Gymnasium
Lions Glasses Project (1 st and 3rd Wed) - 1:00pm - Room 7
500 - 1:00pm -3:00pm - Library
Thursday
Theapuetic Swimming 8:00am - 1 0:00am
Senior Crafters -9:30am -1 1:30am - Room 23
Golden K 1 0:00am - 1 1:00am - Room 7
Senior Dining - 12 Noon - Gymnasium
Whist- 1:00pm -3:00pm - Library
Friday
Woodcarvers -9:00am - 1 1:00am - Room 5
Quilters-9:00am - 1 1:00am - Room 3
Senior Dining - 12 Noon - Gymnasium
Cribbage - 1:00pm -3:00pm - Library
Be sure to always check the Senior Activity Calendar in the Senior News for updates, class times,
and special events.
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Program sponsored in cooperation with the City of Fridley,ISD#14 and the seniors in our community.
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Nannies on Call
INannies on Call, an in home sick child care
business, serving employees of many Twin
Clties major corporations seeks Active Senior
Citizens for periodic assignments. If you wishkk
to work for a company that values you, and your 1;€! I i.�i�!iI iil'I li (� I t'i1`Elil,i'i! (' IE 11 1 1
unique strengths, provides training and pays I want to thank all of you that participated in the
$7.00 per hour, please call to discuss the 500 and Cribbage Tournament on August 1 st and
opportunities available, Reliable transportation 3rd at the Anoka County Fair grounds.
perferred but not required.
Call Donna Rose 779-2386 The winners of 500 on Tuesday, August 1 were:
1 st Place: Ann Hanish of Anoka
2nd Place: DOris Howell of Anoka
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3rd Place: Betty Blahut of Coon Rapids
!� i,t i'IEIj Cribbage winners were:
1st Place: Elaine Langton of Blaine
It doesn't seen possible that we are already 2nd Place: Fern Swanson of Fridley
planning for the Annual Lions Christmas Party! 3rd Place: Treva Rieder of Coon Rapids
Mark your calendars for December 12th and The winners on Thursday, August 3rd of 500
watch the October newsletter for details and were:
registration procedures. No call - ins pleasel 1 st Place: Oscar Anserson of Anoka
2nd & 3rd: Evelyn Anderson of Blaine
(Tie) Doris Howell of Anoka
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Cribbage winners were:
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2nd &3rd: Fern Swanson of Fridley
Defensive Driving Refresher (Tie) Lila Heikkila of Col. Heights
4 - Hour There was a good turn out this year. On Tuesday,
Friday, September 15th there were 7 tables of 500 and 3 tables of
Cribbage. On Thursday, there were 6 tables of
10:00am - 3:00pm 500 and 5 tables of Cribbage. I hope everyone
Cost: $15 includes lunch had a good time and will come back next year.
Esther Campbell,
Hardanger Anoka Cty. Fair Cards Tournament Coordinator
Weds Sept. 20-Nov 8
9:30 am
Cost: $20 includes supplies
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A Clean-Up Week brochure listing more details
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The City of Fridley is sponsoring a Fridley Pride Fridley resident. If you need another copy,
City-Wide Clean-Up, September 9 - 16. This please call Lonni McCaully, Clean - Up Week
week will include a curbside pick-up of refuse and Director at 754-3975. You can also call herfor
major appliances, September 16 and a pick-up of more information about special needs you have
brush the week of Monday, September 11 through or if you want to volunteer. The Fridley Hot Line
Friday, September 15. (Brush needs to be at teh (572-3600) also has complete information about
curb by 5:30am Monday and will be picked up this week.
only once during this week.) In addition,
Columbia Arena will be used as a drop-off for Don't forget to come to the Saturday Night
household materials that cannot be picked up Celebration on September 16 from 7:00pm to
curbside. That date is September 16 from 9:00am 1 1:00pm at Columbia Arena. Admission is freel
to 3:00pm. There will be a band for dancing, food available
and volunteers to be recognized.
In addition to disposing of refuse, you can leave
useable household items curbside on that The Fridley Pride CIty-Wide Clean-Up Week is
Saturday to be picked up by the Anoka County associated with the Values First program
Community Action Program (ACCAP) for stressing respect, integrity, caring,
distribution to those in need. responsibility, self-control, citizenship, and non-
violence.
Help is available if you need assistance getting
your household items or brush to the curb or need e
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help transporting bulky scrap metal and building ,. Illt
materials to Columbia Arena. Call the Fridley Hot Von
Line at 572-3600, Extension 330, to leave your
name, address and phone number.
Volunteers are also needed to help make this
week a success. Some of the tasks include
helping with the centeral droff-off site at Columbia
Arena or possibly helping clean Rice Creek or Z
neighborhood parks. Perhaps you have an idea
of an area you would like cleaned up. If you, your
family or organization would like to volunteer, you
can call the Fridley Hot Line to leave your name, Clean-Up Week
address and phone number and also any ideas
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for clean-up you may have.
Ifyou have a motor vehicle to dispose of, you can
call the Hot Line for information about setting a AonylySe
pick-up date with Shorty's Wrecker Service. They •
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August 17th: Making Iron the Old Fashion Way (SMELT 195)
Dr. Carl Blair, IAS, Uof MN Archeology Lab. Concession
August 24th: Blueprint for Happy and Successful Living Volunteers
Stan Hill, Author/Speaker
August 31st: Moving Forward with a Disability Mark Your
Steve Haas, Consultant/Trainer/Author Calendar
September 7th: Fridley Pride City Wide CLean Up
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Lonnie McCauley, Director Fridley Pride Sept. 21St
September 14th: Transplant Games
Kathleen Roehl, Coordinator Speakers Bureau 4:00pm
Transplant Recipient Org. of MN. We've got
September 21st: Pick Pocketing -Organized Crime
Bob Martinson, Retired Mpls. Police a surprise
September 28th: Senior Services for o u l
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As I am writing this article, its Senior Day at the
�d& Fro �1� Anoka County Fair and of course in a couple of
V3 weeks the State Fair will be here. Our summer
G� �IPY , is almost over and even though we had those
hot, hot days, it has been nice.
JD oo 3 Onix We'll be having our last picnic dinner on Sept.
vP 18th with either a Bratwurst or a Hamburger,
C25f'g/T o3mior Center potato salad, baked beans, adn a collasses
cookie, milk and coffee.
I would like to mention if you haven't tried Senior
Browse while at the Health Info Dlning, give us a try. I know you'll enjoy it. We
have such wonderful people that come and our
Fair dinners are delicious. Call me two days before
so I can order a dinner for you or call 571-6085
Proceeds go to support many community on the day you would like to come. We almost
projects and charities including the always have a cancellation. The cost is a $1.75
American Cancer Society, local food suggested donation.
shelves, and Senior Dining. In October, we'll be having our Applemania
9• COntest. I don't have the information yet but,
again, call and I should have it by the end of
August.
Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend.
Lois 571-6085
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1995 CHRISTMAS WREATH SALE
PHONE SALES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 11th
ORDER DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 16th.
As hard as it might seem,the Christmas Wreath season is just around the comer. We are
looking for a large crew of volunteers to help with the phone sales, neighborhood sales,
and delivery. This is a major fundraiser for the Center. Last year over 900 wreaths were
sold raising more than $2,000. With increased cutbacks in federal, state and local
funding, fundraisers such as the concessions and wreath sale increase in importance.
Funding will be used to pay for the newsletter and telephone, subsidy for programs,
special events and hopefully the purchase of a large program item much like the card
tables last year. We really need your help to make this a success. Contact the Senior
Center to let us know what you can do.
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Each year it seems a good idea to mention how the Senior Center is operated and who helps with its
financing. Especially now, when federal and state monies continue to get tighter, we need to
appreciate our local funding sources. ISD#14 has generously offered the Fridley Senior Program a
roof over its head and paid utilities, xeroxing priviledges, some office supplies, and support and
training (like CPR) for staff. The City provides the Senior Program with a coordinator, the
transportation program, some office supplies including our computer, support and training, printing
of the newsletter and brochure. The Handiworks and Senior Companion Program are funded
through federal grants and donations. The rest of our senior program including the telephone,co—ftee
and refreshments, all postage, program subsidizes, special events, instructor fees, program
materials and supplies, as well as special equipment (tables, TV, VCR...) need to be raised through
donations, activity fees, and fundraising by seniors. This is why the fundraising efforts are so
important.
It should also be noted that while many seniors are involved with the purchase of items that support
fundraisers only a very few do all the work. Its possible that many of you want to help but think that
we already have enough people to help. We only have about 25 that help with all our fundraising
efforts. WE NEED YOUI This fall we will be selling wreaths. For this event we need a sales
chairperson, a delivery chairperson, people to help with publicity, volunteers for neighborhood sales
and/or delivery, phone sales volunteers, and much more. We will also be continuing our
committment to Bob's Produce through October. Volunteers have enjoyed the social contact with this
project as well as promoting a positive senior image in our community.
PLEASE, COME JOIN USI
It's time for fall clean-up. There are a number of
things that can be done this time of year, before
the snow comes. We have workers available for 6mYqra&14Wi&ff
raking, yard clean-up, small exterior jobs, etc. ,
Please call early so that we will know how many Anoka County
people we will need. If you already have a
person doing your lawn, please ask them if they Outstanding Seniors
would help you out with the fall clean-up. If they
can't, call in and git your name on the list. if you
need more information about Handyworks Corinne Prindle
Program , please contact Colleen at 571-1304
between the hours of 8:30-12:30, Monday - and
Friday. Also, a reminder that you can take your
leaves to the Fridley Yard Waste Transfer Site, John Silliman
located at 71st and University. Starting date is
September 12 through November 30, weather
permitting. Site hours are Tuesdays, Fridays,
Saturdays, 9:00am-5:00pm.
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8:00pm Performance _
Reserved Seating
$10.00 (8.50 Tax Deduction)
$20.00 ($15.00 Tax Deduction)
Special Senior Dinner Theater on September 14th 6:3Opm
$11 .00 includes dinner and performance
Twenty five years of the arts at the Fridley ISD#14 auditorium are celebrated in "A Sterling
Performance", a special fundraising revue held September 14, 15, 16. Led by Artistic Director
Duane Georguis and Music Director Dave Ryan, the anniversary production features a mix of show
tunes, play excerpts and instrumental numbers. Bob Barnette serves as Master of Ceremonies for
the event and Kay Bonner Nee is Honorary Chair. Proceeds from "A Sterling Performance", co-
produced by Fridley graduates Wanda Truehl Hart (`75) and Tim Pearson (`71), will purchase a
state-of-the-art sound system for the auditorium and establish an arts scholarship foundation for
Fridley students.
Reuniting the talents of retired Fridley Speech/English teacher Duane Georguis and one-time
Fridley choir director Dave Ryan, "A Sterling Performance" includes: favorite moments from
musicals produced on the Fridley stage like Finian's Rainbow, The Sound of Music and The Buddy
Holly Story; Kay Bonner Nee and Nancy Lambert performing scenes from Arsenic and Old Lace; an
appearance by the 1995 Fridley Jazz band; a special Bye Bye Birdie medley spotlighting actors
from all five Fridley productions of the popular 1950's musical; Somewhere Over the Rainbow sung
as a duet by Debbie Holmquist, the first Dorothy in a Fridley production of The Wizard of Ozd
current 5th grader, Julie Hoscher.
Featured performers in " A Sterling Performance" are Fridley alumni, students, adn community
members. Graduates who have gone on to pursue careers in the arts will be toasted through a
special video montage, highlighting their professional achievements.
Senior Ushers are welcome and needed for Friday and Saturday night. Call the Senior Center to
volunteer by August 31 st.
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Aglow in lights, Ozark Mountain August 15
Country celebrates the season in Star-gate
every hill and hollow.
Day I -Dec. 6 September 12
Arrive in Kansas City and enjoy a Guarding- Tess
Holiday Night Light Tour including For a Secret Service Agent, guarding an elderly former First
Country Club Plaza. Lady should be a piece of cake. But she's still barking orders
Day 2-Dec. 7 mistaking secret service to secret servant. . until he finally
Our journey continues on a scenic rebels.
drive to Branson made famous in
the Harold Bell Wright novel
"Shepherd of the Hills", which September 19
documents the joys, hardships, and Far From Home
sorrows of the Ozark people. We Follow this adventure of a young boy and his dog as
will be entertained by Shoji Tabuchi
in the afternoon and Mel Tillis that they make their way home from danger.
evening.
Day 3-Dec. 8
Englers Block is an "Art of the
Ozarks" stop where we can watch
crafters in action. In the afternoon Autumn Excursions
we'll enjoy Dino followed by Bobby
Vinton and the Glen Miller Twin Cities Mystery Tour
Orchestra Christmas Extravaganza August15th
featuring a lazer production with See the sights of the Twins Cities area that attract visitors to-Dur
dancers and children illustrating the
true meaning of Christmas. area.
Day 4-Dec. 9 Cost: $25.00
Time in the morning is planned at
Stone Hill Winery then its on to the
Grand Palace Theater and the Fall Colors Tour
Radio City Rockettes. We spend October 12th
the night in Kansas City. Join us as we venture to St. Croix Falls for lunch and the St Croix
Day 5-Dec. 10 Falls Festival Theater production of The Vinegar Tree. A stop at
Home from KC filled with the an apple orchard will end our day.
holiday spirit The Vinegar Tree is a story of broken hearts, mistaken identity and
$439.00 Double Occ. side spliting comedy all on a Medwestern front porch in the 1930's.
Laura's been waiting for 20 years for her one true love and now
There is still plenty Of he's finally come to fetch her-or has he...
room...Register soonl Cost: $25.00 includes lunch, performance and transportation.
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♦ Ongoing videos on health issues schedule for the fall and winter. THe
♦ Health and Wellness Screenings by Allina program committee has come up with the
♦ Blood Pressure Screening following schedule.
♦ Flu Immunizations by Anoka County
Public Health Sept. 51th Don and Sally Esmay will
♦ Lung Capacity Screening by Americair entertain us with stories, songs and a sing-a-
♦ HeartCheck by HealthWise long. Lonnie McCaully of Fridley Pride City
Mark your calendar today for this new, Wide will give us a short talk on the program
Very Special Event to be held in Fridley, Sept. 15-16.
sponsored by Oct. 3rd The Golden Bells are entertaining
The Fridley Senior Program and our
Volunteers. is with their new dances, customes and new
members. Look forward to seeing them
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Division A We will also play BINGO.
1 st Place: Nov 13th Our Annual Members Dinner will
Don Lee / Buzz Coyle (944) be held on Monday at 4:30pm in the Gym.
2nd Place: The cost will be $4.00 a person. Pres. Bob
Terry Griffith / Jim Lawerence (934) Persgard will be chairman and Chief Cook.
3rd Place: He'll need volunteers so you guys and gals,
Nora Anderson / Millie Welton (929) here's your chance to help!
Special Hand (18): Buzz Coyle There will also be a Chinese Auction so be
sure to start looking fora usable item to
Division B donate or make. There will be more deWls
1 st Place: in future newsletters and at meetings this fall.
Bill Campbell / Dons Lee (943) It should be a fun time and hope to help our
2nd Place: treasury.
Lila and Bill Heikkila (942) Dec. 51th The Christmas Potluck will be at
3rd Place: 11:00am at the Fridley VFW on Osborne
Lucille Zander/ Heinrich Tournquist Road. Barbara Tilson will be entertaining us
(940) with her Christmas show.
Special Hand (18): Lila Heikkila
Be sure to mark your calendar for these
Next Tournaments dates and come bring a friend or two. There
August 22 1:00pm/September 26th will be refreshmetns served as usual by our
Registration deadline is Friday,August 18/ faithful Refreshment Committee.
September 22. Please call ahead if you need to
cancel so we can fwd a sub.
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Please remember this column was desgined for you to say thanks to other seniors who put forth a
little extra effort. We need your input in who to recognize. . .
Thanks to Don Lee for brightening the Senior Center with cut flowers this spring and summer.
Thanks to Mary Lewis and Melvin Bolin for chipping in at the last moment to help with Safety Camp.
Thanks to Don Lee and Buzz Coyle for going to purchase new cards for the Coffee Cards and
Conversation groups.
Its nice to have Marguerite Weber back from Germany with smiles and hugs for everyone. We
missed her at 500 and her help at the Video Theater. Don Lee, Esther Campbell and Olga Pragel
did a nice job in her absence.
A special thanks to Dave GlIbert for pitching in the heat of the summer, (100 degrees on a shopping
dayl) to drive the Seniorl-ift. What will we ever do when you retire. . .
Fridley Senior Program Non-Profit Organization
Community Education Center U.S.Postage
6085 7th Street NE PAID
Fridley, MN 56432 Minneapolis,MN
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