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PHONE: (419) 448-9774 28 HOPEWELL AVE., TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 JUNE 2017 HOURS Mon.Fri. 8:30am4:00pm (except Holidays) www.alleneiry.com Volume 58 Allen Eiry Center News Activities, Events, Travel, and More Member Registration Date for NEW single day trips: MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017 Doors will open at 8:30AM Member of the Month HANK ELCHERT Hank is a familiar face in our commu- nity and beyond. His life has been quite interesting… Married Pat (Keefe) July 5, 1969 right after he finished college. Graduating from Ohio State with his Bachelors and Masters in Education. Hank then went on to graduate with a degree in Education Specialist from the University of Toledo. Hank and Pat have two children, Connie and Rodney, along with three grandchildren. While speaking to Hank I could certainly tell that he is a very proud father and grandpa! Hank has had a very interesting professional life. In 1969 he was an Agricultural Teacher in Allen Co., and then a farmer for the next 8 yrs. In 1985 he became a Farm Mgmt. and Computer Accountant teacher at Sentinel Career Center, and in 1990 he became a Special Needs teacher for Landscaping and Design class and taught Horticulture. For the next 5 years he was the Assistant Principal and then he became the Principal for the next 10 years. Once Hank retired he was asked to be the Superintendent at Calvert and accepted the challenge. In his time at Calvert, enrollment increased 6 years in a row. He said it wouldn’t have happened without the help from the great staff. Hank’s history with the Allen Eiry Center: His mother used to come here and play cards and she loved it. Once Hank’s wife Pat became a member, he started to come to AEC along with her and he really enjoyed it. The people are nice here and “Nice people attract nice people”, he said. Pat and Hank enjoy going on trips with AEC and cooking. He loves a chal- lenge like cooking the meatloaf dinner at AEC in February! During Hank’s free time he really enjoys fishing and spending time at their boathouse in Sandusky. Hank is a very gentle and kind caring man. I am so glad I was able to get to know him a little better! I told him that he has had a wonderful life and he responded by telling me that he wouldn’t have been able to do it all without his wife. She is his angel, and God has been good to him! Submitted by: Breanna Beard, AEC Secretary Our Fitness Center will be CLOSED Friday, May 26 @ 4:00PM through Monday, May 29th. Fitness Center will re-open Tuesday, May 30 @ 6:00AM. COFFEE HOUR at aec Join us Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings at 8:30. You can start out your day with friends and a hot cup of coffee at the Allen Eiry Center! Hostess Joyce Lynch will be here to greet you! WINNERS OF THE SPRING RAFFLE $100.00David Zartman $75.00Jim Wagner $25.00David Zartman Congratulations to the winners! Thank You to everyone for supporting this fundraiser! NOTICE TO ALL AEC MEMBERS This is an official notice Nominations for membership to the Board of Trustees may be made by any member of the Center. These nominations must be received by the Membership/Nominating Committee no later than July 15, 2017. The Membership/Nominating Committee shall review all nominations and finalize a recom- mended slate of candidates for presentation to the Board at their September meeting. Please contact the Executive Director or a Board Member of your nomination by July 15, 2017. Thank you.

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PHONE: (419) 448-9774 28 HOPEWELL AVE., TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 JUNE 2017

HOURS Mon.—Fri. 8:30am—4:00pm (except Holidays) www.alleneiry.com Volume 58

Allen Eiry Center News Activities, Events, Travel, and More

Member Registration Date for

NEW single day trips:

MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017

Doors will open at 8:30AM

Member of the Month HANK ELCHERT

Hank is a familiar face in our commu-nity and beyond. His life has been quite interesting… Married Pat (Keefe) July 5, 1969 right after he finished college. Graduating from Ohio State with his Bachelors and

Masters in Education. Hank then went on to graduate with a degree in Education Specialist from the University of Toledo. Hank and Pat have two children, Connie and Rodney, along with three grandchildren. While speaking to Hank I could certainly tell that he is a very proud father and grandpa! Hank has had a very interesting professional life. In 1969 he was an Agricultural Teacher in Allen Co., and then a farmer for the next 8 yrs. In 1985 he became a Farm Mgmt. and Computer Accountant teacher at Sentinel Career Center, and in 1990 he became a Special Needs teacher for Landscaping and Design class and taught Horticulture. For the next 5 years he was the Assistant Principal and then he became the Principal for the next 10 years. Once Hank retired he was asked to be the Superintendent at Calvert and accepted the challenge. In his time at Calvert, enrollment increased 6 years in a row. He said it wouldn’t have happened without the help from the great staff. Hank’s history with the Allen Eiry Center: His mother used to come here and play cards and she loved it. Once Hank’s wife Pat became a member, he started to come to AEC along with her and he really enjoyed it. The people are nice here and “Nice people attract nice people”, he said. Pat and Hank enjoy going on trips with AEC and cooking. He loves a chal-lenge like cooking the meatloaf dinner at AEC in February! During Hank’s free time he really enjoys fishing and spending time at their boathouse in Sandusky. Hank is a very gentle and kind caring man. I am so glad I was able to get to know him a little better! I told him that he has had a wonderful life and he responded by telling me that he wouldn’t have been able to do it all without his wife. She is his angel, and God has been good to him!

Submitted by: Breanna Beard, AEC Secretary

Our Fitness Center will be CLOSED

Friday, May 26 @ 4:00PM through

Monday, May 29th. Fitness Center will re-open

Tuesday, May 30 @ 6:00AM.

C O F F E E H O U R a t a e c

Join us Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings at 8:30.

You can start out your day with friends and a hot cup of

coffee at the Allen Eiry Center! Hostess Joyce Lynch

will be here to greet you!

WINNERS OF THE SPRING RAFFLE

$100.00—David Zartman

$75.00—Jim Wagner

$25.00—David Zartman

Congratulations to the winners!

Thank You to everyone for supporting this fundraiser!

NOTICE TO ALL AEC MEMBERS

This is an official notice Nominations for membership to the Board of Trustees may

be made by any member of the Center. These nominations

must be received by the Membership/Nominating Committee

no later than July 15, 2017. The Membership/Nominating

Committee shall review all nominations and finalize a recom-

mended slate of candidates for presentation to the Board at

their September meeting.

Please contact the Executive Director or a Board Member of

your nomination by July 15, 2017. Thank you.

2017 AEC RUMMAGE SALE

Dates to mark in your calendar:

Tuesday, Aug. 8—Bring in your donated items between 9:00AM-3:00PM

Wednesday, Aug. 9—Set up and Price

Items

Thursday, Friday, Aug. 10 & 11— Sale from 9:00AM-4:00PM

Saturday, Aug. 12—Sale from 9:00AM-

Noon— $1.00 Bag Day

If you would like to volunteer for this fundraiser

please call AEC at 419-448-9774. Thank you!

NEWS ~ UPDATES ~ PROGRAMS ~ FUNDRAISERS

ALLEN EIRY TRIPS Please CHECK your calendars

to see if you have signed up for a trip.

Upcoming Single Day Trips

May 31 Wed. 2nd Amish Trip 7:30am

June 5 Mon. Beer Barrel Pizza & Grill 5:00pm

June 7 Wed. Tanger Outlet Mall 8:30am

July 6 Thurs. “An American in Paris”

Cleveland 2:30pm

July 7 Fri. July Lunch Bunch 11:00am

July 12 Wed. “The Home Game”

Sugarcreek 8:45am

July 15 Sat. “Behind the Scenes”

Playhouse Square 7:30am

July 21 Fri. Cincinnati Art Museum 8:00am

July 30 Sun. Toledo Mudhens Game 2:45pm

Aug. 1 Tues. Ohio State Fair 8:00am

Columbus

Aug. 16 Wed. National Museum of the

Great Lake 8:00am

Sept. 26 Tues. 2017 Fall Lunch Bunch 11:00am

Oct. 4 Wed. Chateu Tebeau &

Magic Show 4:30pm

Oct. 16 Mon. Fall Amish 7:30am

Nov. 13 Mon. Scioto Downs Racino 8:00am

Feb. 18 Sun. Riverdance – Cleveland PlayHouse 9:30am

May 4 Fri. “Beehive- the Musical” 2:15pm

Multiday Trips

Bristol, Tennessee & Virginia July 17-19, 2017

Colorado

August 21-30, 2017

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario October 8-11, 2017

Opryland at Christmas

December 11-14,2017

Lancaster, PA—”Jesus”

April 9—11, 2018

Join The Fun...Travel With AEC!!

2.

CAN YOU HELP US?

Each month we create many flyers for upcoming

trips and events at AEC. We would really like to

get more of these flyers out into the public. If you

know of a place that would allow us to display our

flyers please let us know. If you could deliver the

flyer, would be better yet.

Did you know that we have a website that you can

get lots of information from? Go to alleneiry.com

and see upcoming events, trips and daily calendar.

If you visit facebook please go to allen eiry senior

center, see all our posts, “like” us and “share” us!

If you have a suggestion of an activity that we might be able to try at AEC please let us

know. Thank you!

The following programs will take a break during the

summer months: Wood Carving and Ballroom

Dance.

GERI-FIT®

NEW at the Allen Eiry Center! Do you find yourself saying, "I'm not as young as I used to be?"

Don't you really mean, "I'm not as strong as I used to be?"

Join us for a workout with certified instructor Chuck Burmeister

each Monday & Wednesday, @ 1:15pm.

This workout requires just a set of 2-pound (each) dumbbells (which each participant will need to provide their own.)

There is absolutely no aerobics or dance choreography to learn. Your in-structor Chuck will explain and depict how each exercise is performed be-fore it is actually performed by participants.

So what are you waiting for? Isn't it time to turn back the hands of time? Get with the program... Geri-Fit® - strength training workouts done with dumbbell weights... the easy way to get in and stay in shape forever!

You are required to be a current member of the Allen Eiry Center to participate.

One Session is 8 weeks long. Cost: $80.00/8 Week Session

Dates for this Session are: Mon., June 5 Mon., July 10 Wed., June 7 Wed., July 12 Mon., June 12 Mon., July 17 Wed., June 14 Wed., July 19 Mon., June 19 Mon., July 24

Wed., June 21 Wed., July 26 Mon., June 26 Mon., July 31 Wed., June 28 Wed., Aug. 2 This class is limited to 25 participants. Please make your check out to: Real Yoga LLC

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OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.—4:00 P.M.

CHATEU TEBEAU WINERY and

ANDREW MARTIN MAGIC SHOW

WHEN: Wednesday, October 4, 2017

DEPART: 4:30PM

RETURN: around 8:45PM

COST: $43.00 (Dinner included)

Due at sign up

Bob and Mary Tebeau would like to welcome you to

a wonderful dinner including meatloaf, potatoes,

green beans, roll, coffee, hot tea and dessert. They

are closed on Wednesdays sooo—they are opening

up just for us! I have hired Andrew Martin to per-

form magic after dinner.

Andrew Martin has been perfecting and performing

his special brand of magic-comedy for over 25 years.

Andrew’s first paid performance took place at his

local library when he was just 11 years old. In order

to keep pace with the heavy demand for his services,

at the age of 22 Andrew turned professional and dedi-

cated himself entirely to magic. He has made his liv-

ing at it ever since.

There is something delightfully zany about Andrew.

He has a natural flair for the comic as well as top

rated magical skills. Currently he performs over 500

shows a year from stolling to full-scale stage produc-

tions.

This will be a fun, relaxing evening!

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM

WHEN: FRIDAY, JULY 21, 2017

DEPART: 8:00AM

RETURN: 9:30PM

COST: $43.00 (Meal extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS Monday, June 5 @ 8:30AM

The Cincinnati Art Museum will host Tiffany Glass: Paint-

ing with Color and Light, a stunning exhibit of iconic

works by Louis C. Tiffany (1848-1933). The exhibition is

organized by The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass of

Queens New York.

Including five windows, 20 lamps and 100 pieces of opal-

escent flat glass and glass “jewels” that illustrate the rich

expanse of color, texture and opacity available to the artists

creating remarkable works for Tiffany Studios.

Dr. Egon Neustadt, founder of the Neustadt, began acquir-

ing lamps in 1935 with his wife. Their first Tiffany lamp

was bought from a secondhand shop in Greenwich Village

when Louis C. Tiffany’s designs were out of fashion and at

odds with popular taste. The two went on to acquire an

encyclopedic collection.

We will stop for a fast food brunch along the way or you

can grab something to eat at the museum café. At 1:00PM

we have a scheduled tour of the exhibit.

We will depart @ 5:00PM. The museum houses more than

65,000 object showcase, visual arts from major civil na-

tions over the past 6,000 years through sculpture, paintings,

photographs, textiles and decorative

arts.

We will stop for dinner on the way

home.

We only have 26 tickets for this trip.

SAVE THESE DATES…

May 29—AEC Closed—Memorial Day June 5, Mon. @ 8:30—”NEW” Trip Registration June 6, Tues. @ 1:00PM—Wreath Making Class June 7, Wed. @ 10:00AM—Wreath Making Class June 13, Tues. @ Noon—High Tea June 14, Wed. @ 10:00AM—Croquet at Fair Grounds June 16, Fri. @ 1:00PM—Birthday/Anniversary Party June 20, Tues. @ 3:00PM—AEC Board Meeting July 12, Wed. 9:30-11:15—Co. Health Clinic for Seniors Aug. 10, 11 & 12—AEC Rummage Sale Dec. 7, Thurs.—Christmas Lunch Bunch (More info to come) Dec. 18, Mon. evening—Christmas Enchanted Evening (More info to come)

For more information please call AEC at 419-448-9774.

We welcome you to join us Tuesdays & Thursdays at

Noon to play pool. Each week we gather to have a

good time while shooting.

You don’t need to be an

expert, just come and en-

joy the afternoon with

friendly

people!

TRIP ~ TRANSPORTATION ~ NEWS

AUTUMNWOOD CARE CENTER

670 East State Route 18

Tiffin, OH 44883

419-447-7151

55 Madison St., Tiffin, OH 419-443-8650

U l t i m a t e T a n & B e a u t y Tanning

Hair Care

Manicures & Pedicures

Owner: LU CHESTER

H o f f m a n n - G o t t f r i e d - MACK

F U N E R A L H O M E

& CREMATORY

ROBB MACK Funeral Director

Board Member of

Allen Eiry Foundation

236 S. Washington St., Tiffin, OH 44883 Tel. 419-447-2424

[email protected]

www.hgmackfuneralhome.com

Brandt L. Weininger, DDS Welcoming New Patients

2540 S. St. Rt. 100, Tiffin, OH 44883

419-447-1091

Office Hours By Appointment

JOLENA M. SCHUBACH-MILLER, D.C.

450 E. Market St., Suite B

Tiffin, OH 44883

Phone: (419) 447-0102

Jeff Smith

HERITAGE LANES

747 W. Market Street Tiffin

419-447-8854

Advertise your business to over 1000 people monthly at a very low cost! Call 419-448-9774 for more information.

Wagner Flower

Shop &

Greenhouse

907 E. Co. Rd. 50, Tiffin

419-447-0616

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Take A Break From The Race! Make A-

TIFFIN

CONVENIENCE STORES 210 N. WASHINGTON ST 321 E. PERRY ST.

(419) 447-6022 (419-447-6259)

B A U M A N N CHEVROLET BUICK GMC INC

2291 W. St. Rt. 18 Tiffin, OH 44883

419-447-6612

T H E G O L D E N N E W S

28 HOPEWELL AVE.

TIFFIN, OHIO 44883

Nonprofit

Organization

U.S. Postage PAID

Tiffin, Ohio

Permit No. 48

WELCOME NEW &

RETURNING MEMBERS!

Diana Pasco-Patterson

Annette Langenderfer

Joyce Freeze Laura Haines

Gene Kauffman Cherie Anderson

Denny Lucius Martha Menninger

Tom Frederick Bobbie Welter

Janet Reed Wayne Hoover

Rebecca Pullins Karen Roby

Lisa Wagner

Brenda Brown

Karen Goshe

Martha Thompson

THANK YOU

TO ALL WHO HAVE

DONATED TO THE AEC

DURING APRIL!

Bridge, Pinochle, Euchre, Mah-

Jong Players, Tai Chi, Yoga,

Zumba, Crafters

Sheila Digby

Hempy Water

Ways & Means Committee

-All who have given to AEC and

all who did not want their name

printed. Thank you!

MEMORIALS

In Memory of Jerry Conley Given by Larry & Brenda Baker

In Memory of Larry Rush Given by Nancy Harnischfeger

Given by Bernita Thom

Given by Marilyn Mangano

Given by Ann Wright

Given by John & Marge Anway

Given by Pat Fogle

Given by Steve & Gloria Fisher

Given by Kathy Twining

Given by Chris Myers

Given by Ron & Mary Ann Keller

Given by Albert & Blanche Ohl

Given by Barb Harris

Given by Sharon Kelbley

Given by Fred & Mary Schalk

Given by Jo Patuto

Given by Freddie Larsen

Please keep in prayer the families of

Jerry Conley, Harold (Chick) Bouillon

and Larry Rush, who recently passed

away.

NEWS ~ UPDATES ~ PROGRAMS ~ FUNDRAISERS

7.

F A L L 2 0 1 7 L U N C H B U N C H

WHEN: Tuesday, September 26, 2017

DEPART: 11:00AM

RETURN: after lunch

COST: $8.00 (Lunch extra)

Hello, we don’t even want to think of fall just as the

spring flowers are peeping through. We will want to go

to lunch in September so the date is set!

Come join a great group on this mystery outing!!

Summer C R O Q U E T League

We are starting something NEW

this summer...

Croquet League

Each Wednesday we will meet at 10:00AM at the Se-

neca County fairgrounds. Any AEC member can par-

ticipate. The cost will be $2.00 per player/day. First,

second and third place will be given a monetary prize

weekly. The amount will depend on how many play-

ers show up. We will be following the Rules of 9-

Wicket Croquet. Our purpose is to have fun but we

do need rules to be fair. Please call AEC at 419-448-

9774 if you are interested in being a

part of this new endeavor. Keep in

mind that you are not required to be

there each week if your schedule

does not allow. If you have a cro-

quet set that you would let us bor-

row for the summer please call and

let us know.

The season will start Wednesday, June 14, 2017. If

the weather is bad croquet will be cancelled.

Remember that none of us are experts, we are playing

for enjoyment and exercise

“BEEHIVE” - The Musical

@ Hanna Theater—Playhouse Square

WHEN: Friday, May 4, 2018

DEPART: 2:15PM

RETURN: after 7:30pm Show

COST: $79.00 (Meal Extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS Monday, June 5 @ 8:30AM

The titles say it all: “Downtown,” “To Serve With Love,”

“It’s My Party,” “Where the Boys Are,” “Respect.” It’s

“Beehive, the ‘60s Musical,” and audiences around the

world are cheering this exciting and colorful salute to the

women who made the music of the 1960s so special, every-

one from Lesley Gore to Janis Joplin, from the Shirelles to

Aretha Franklin, and everyone in between. Written by

agent and playwright Larry Gallagher, “Beehive, the ‘60s

Musical” includes 40 beloved hits that take you on a jour-

ney through the look, the sounds and the feel of the times.

Through song, the eight wailing women of “Beehive” docu-

ment the dramatic changes that America underwent during

the ‘60s, with 43 wigs, 40 costumes, 25 cans of hairspray a

week and one very, very hot band. From the earliest part of

the decade, when fun, innocent tunes were the order of the

day (“The Name Game,” “One Fine Day,” “Judy’s Turn to

Cry,” “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”) to the mid ’60s,

when unrest was in the air (“The Beat goes On,” “You

Don’t Own Me”) and finally to the era of women discover-

ing their own empowerment (“Natural Woman,” “Society’s

Child,” “Me and Bobby McGee”) “Beehive” will have you

dancing in the aisles.

This frenetically paced salute to girl power is “Forever

Plaid” with cleavage. Washington Times, “This hit-

parade revue swings from the sweet sounds of the

Supremes to Janis Joplin’ heart-rending rasp.

We also have tickets to meet the director before the

show. We will eat on the way.

We only have 26 tickets to this show!

Columbus

TANGER OUTLET MALL

WHEN: Wednesday, June 7, 2017

DEPART: 8:30AM

RETURN: 7:00PM

COST: $22.00 Due at sign up (meal extra)

We went to the new outlet mall last fall and everyone

seemed to really like it. The mall has super stores and

we grabbed some great buys. There are more than 75

brand name stores. Our shopping trips usually sell out

quickly so hop on the bus, join a fun group—we will

shop, eat and just have a good time.

The mall personnel were cordial and gave us nice

goody bags. This is a senior friendly shopping experi-

ence. 2nd Bus has been added.

NEWS ~ UPDATES ~ PROGRAMS ~ FUNDRAISERS

10.

MULTIDAY TRIP

COLORADO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPECTACULAR

August 21—30, 2017

From emerald-green national forest, fields of vibrant

wildflowers, shores of crystalline lakes to 54 Rocky

Mountain peaks that rise 14,000 feet, to red-rock forma-

tions that seem to rip from the earth, Colorado has one

of the most dramatic and bold natural landscapes in the

world.

TOUR INCLUDES:

Modern Motorcoach Transportation

9 Nights Lodging including 5 in Colorado

9 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches & 4 Dinners

2 Drury Inn Kickback Receptions

1 Pizza Party with “Refreshments”

Boys Town USA

The River Road Archway

Rocky Mountain National Park

Visit to Estes Park

Sightseeing Tour of Denver

Coors Brewery Tour

Garden of the Gods

Pikes Peak Cog Railway

U.S. Air Force Academy

Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge

Sightseeing Tour of St. Louis

The Gateway Arch

Luggage Handling

Tax & Tip on Included Meals

Driver’s Gratuity

Cost Per Person:

Double -$2299.00

Single - $3149.00

Triple—$2109.00

Deposit of $100 due at registration.

Balance is due by July 1, 2017.

Optional Cancellation Protection is available.

MULTIDAY TRIP CHRISTMAS IN NASHVILLE December 11—14, 2017

Arguably the most popular holiday entertainment destination in the U.S., Garlord Opryland’s, A Country Christmas is

simply amazing! Marvel at lavish holiday displays, more than 2 million twinkling lights and festive new décor. Plus,

world class attractions, all combined to kick off a memorable holiday season. Stay in Premium View Rooms at Opry-

land Hotel. These are the BEST rooms in the house!

COST: Double-$1299.00, Single-$1739, Triple-$1199.00 Deposit of $100 due at registration.

Balance due by Oct. 31, 2917.

Cancellation Protection is available.

TOUR INCLUDES: Modern Motorcoach Transportation, 3 Nights @ Opryland Resort, 3 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 2

Dinners, Opryland’s Delta Flatboards, ICE Exhibit, General Jackson Lunch Cruise, Grand Ole Opry, Sightseeing Tour

of Nashville, Opryland’s Holiday Christmas Show, Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny

Cash Museum, Luggage Handling, All Tax & Tips on Included Meals.

Non-members are welcome

to travel with us for a small

additional surcharge.

Non-members are welcome to

travel with us for a small

additional surcharge.

S C I O T O D O W N S R A C I N O

T R I P Monday, November 13, 2017

COST IS $30.00

(members & non-members)

Depart at 8:00AM Return at 6:15PM

Leaving from the Allen Eiry Senior Center

28 Hopewell Ave., Tiffin

419-448-9774

Scioto Downs in Columbus, Ohio is a friendly,

clean, one floor casino.

The Buffet and the Dash Café have excellent food.

You will receive $20 free play and $5 food voucher

or equal gift per the casino.

We will travel with Excursions Trailways.

Since this is a fundraiser for Allen Eiry Center we

will NOT add the extra sur-charge for non-members.

Join us for a fun day

Sign up today!

NEWS ~ UPDATES ~ PROGRAMS ~ FUNDRAISERS

3.

AEC’s all purpose room is

available to rent. Please stop by

or call 419-448-9774

for more information.

T O L E D O M U D H E N S

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R O C H E S T E R R E D W I N G S

G A M E

WHEN: Sunday, July 30, 2017

DEPART: 2:45PM

RETURN: After 6:05 game/fireworks

COST: $49.00 Due at sign up (Meal included)

Need we say more—the Hens, the Roost,

Muddy and Madonna, and all of you can eat

the all American Buffett, kids running the

bases and some of the best fireworks in

America!

Two buses fill up fast, so mark your calendars now.

The Redwings are the farm team of the Minnesota

Twins.

NOTE: This is a “FAMILY” trip therefore each person

pays the same price of $49.00. Children, grandchildren,

nieces, nephews, and friends are all welcome to sign up to go

on this fun trip with you.

NATIONAL MUSEUM of the GREAT LAKES and

THE ORIGINAL TONY PACKO’S Toledo, OH

WHEN: Wed., August 16, 2017

DEPART: 8:30AM

RETURN: 4:00PM

COST: $38.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra)

The Great Lakes are not only the most important natural re-

source in the world, they represent thousands of years of his-

tory. The lakes have dramatically impacted the social, eco-

nomic and political history of the North American continent.

Come see over 300 artifacts and 40 interactive exhibits in-

cluding the Col. James M. Schoonmaker Museum Ship.

EXPERIENCE: “The Great Lakes: A Powerful Force”

Dive the wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald, locate the Queen

of the Lakes in Lake Ontario, stoke a steam boiler and so

much more...84% of the continent’s fresh water, and a differ-

ent story in every drop.

We will have a dedicated docent with us to guide us through

the boat and a self guided tour of the museum. Afterwards

we will go to the original Tony Packos on Front Street for

lunch. Enjoy the food that Jamie Farr made famous on

“M.A.S.H.”, view the autographed buns and enjoy some great

food.

“ H I G H T E A ” At Allen Eiry Center

Enjoy a lovely afternoon of tea and dainty eats!

Tuesday, June 13

@ Noon

Program: History of Washtubs

Presented by Tonia Hoffert

Ticket Cost: $15.00/person Pre-Sale Tickets only through June 8.

This event is Open to the Public.

Something NEW for YOU at AEC…

W R E A T H M A K I N G C L A S S

We are going to have a fun time learning how to

make a “4th of July” wreath!

Melba Lucius will be teaching this class with the option of two dates and times:

Tuesday, June 6 @ 1:00PM or

Wednesday, June 7 @ 10:00AM

Each class is limited to 8 participants so be sure to reserve your spot soon.

Cost: $ 15.00

Stop by AEC to see a sample of the Celebration “4th of July” wreath!

AEC is in need of:

CLOROX DISINFECTING WIPES

DISTILLED VINEGAR

BLEACH

Thank you for any donations that you can provide!

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.—4:00 P.M.

4.

Playhouse Square

“ B eh i n d S c e n es T o u r ”

WHEN: Sat., July 15, 2017

DEPART: 7:30AM

RETURN: 4:00PM

COST: $32.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra)

When we travel to Cleveland to see all the wonderful

shows, did you ever wonder what goes on behind the

scenes?

With the five fully restored main historic theaters (built

1921-22), Playhouse Square is the largest theater restora-

tion project in the world. Join us for a tour and find out

how these gems were saved from the wrecking ball!!

Today, Playhouse Square is the largest performing arts

center outside of New York City and hosts nearly

1,000,000 guests and 1,000 curtains each year. The

Broadway Series alone has over 36,000 season ticket

holders.

There is a decent bit of walking and stairs involved with

the tour, so wear comfortable shoes.

Come join us for a great day of learning history, secrets

and glamour of the Playhouse District.

We will stop for a quick bite to eat on the way home.

EVENING DINERS

BEER BARREL PIZZA & GRILL

WHEN: Mon., June 5, 2017

DEPART: 5:00PM

RETURN: After dinner

COST: $10.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra)

We have been to this restaurant before, wonderful food,

reasonable prices, great selection of beer on tap! You will

be greeted by friendly staff and a giant fireplace. They

have a huge selection on their menu with excellent portion

size.

The menu includes soups, wings, salads, pizza, pasta, bur-

gers, wraps, chicken, fish, shrimp, meatloaf, and oven

baked subs! Hope we made you hungry and you will

come join us.

PS Did we mention their specialty drinks and desserts?

Evening diner trips always fill very quickly. Be sure to

stop in and register beginning April 3 @ 8:30am.

Only 1 seat left!

R I V E R D A N C E

Cleveland Play House Square

WHEN: Sun. Feb. 18, 2018

DEPART: 9:30AM

RETURN: 6:30PM

COST: $87.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra)

The international Irish dance phenomenon is back by

popular demand in RIVERDANCE—THE 20th AN-

NIVERSARY WORLD TOUR. Drawing on Irish

traditions, the combined talents of the performers pro-

pel Irish dancing and music into the present day, cap-

turing the imagination of audiences across all ages

and cultures in an innovative and exciting blend of

dance, music and song. Of all the performances to

emerge from Ireland—in rock, music, theatre and

film—nothing has carried the energy, the sensuality

and the spectacle of RIVERDANCE.

We will stop to eat after the show.

WHEN: Mon., October 16, 2017

DEPART: 7:30AM

RETURN: 7:45PM

COST: $53.00 Due at sign up (Meal included) REGISTRATION BEGINS MON., JUNE 5 @ 8:30AM

We will be going to some of our favorite spots, enjoy

good company, good food and pick up our friends

Jonas & Edna Miller at Troyers Bakery to travel with us.

This trip includes a wonderful meal of pan-fried

chicken, roast beef, tossed salad, bread, potatoes,

gravy, noodles and corn. Plus assorted pies to enjoy.

We will be eating at Der Dutchman in Walnut Creek.

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NEWS ~ UPDATES ~ PROGRAMS ~ FUNDRAISERS

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Equipment in the Fitness Center in-

cludes:

2 Treadmills

1 Elliptical

1 Recumbent Bike

1 NuStep

Universal multi-gym

(strength & conditioning)

Dumbbells (3—25 lbs.)

Weight Sticks (5-12 lbs.)

Non-members are

welcome to travel with us

for a small additional

surcharge.

BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY

WITH

SONGWRITERS OF THE CROOKED ROAD

July 17-19, 2017

The crooked road is the area that takes travelers across southwest Virginia, through the birthplace of country music. In 1927

Ralph Peer, a record producer with the Victor Talking Machine Company, set up a temporary music studio. Over the next 12

days he recorded songs by 19 artists, including Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter family. These recordings launched the coun-

try music industry. In 1998 the United States Congress recognized Bristol as “The Birthplace of Country Music”.

We will be staying in the Abingdon & Bristol area touring many things including the “The Birthplace of Country Music Mu-

seum”.

In harmony with the music is the driving sound of race engines. Bristol is home of the World’s Fastest Half-mile Bristol Mo-

tor Speedway, NASCAR’s most popular track, as well as Bristol Drag way.

We will be going to the speedway, downtown Bristol and much more. This is a special event, only on this date. Come join

us!

One highlight of this tour, is an evening with Grammy Winning Songwriter Richard Leigh, his friends and their music. This

is an intimate evening with members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Filled with stories, songs, laughter and

memories. These songwriters have written for Ray Charles, Connie Frances, George Jones and Tammy Wynette, the Dixie

Chicks, Anne Murray and Perry Como to name a few.

Richard has written 9 songs himself that rose to number 1 hits on the charts. “I’ll Get Over You”, “Don’t It Make Your

Brown Eyes Blue” both performed by Crystal Gayle and others.

Along the way home, we will stop just outside Charleston, WV to tour J.Q.Dickinson Salt Works. A family owned facility

that harvests an all natural salt by hand. Time for tasting and to browse the gift shop with regional specialties as well as their

salts.

You will be able to stand in two states at once...Bristol, Tennessee and Bristol, Virginia.

Cost Per Person: Double -$549.00, Single - $689.00, Triple—$529.00

Deposit of $100 due at registration.

Balance is due by June 9, 2017.

Our Fitness Center will be CLOSED

Friday, May 26 @ 4:00PM through

Monday, May 29th.

Fitness Center will re-open

Tuesday, May 30 @ 6:00AM.

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.—4:00 P.M.

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Ohio State Theater at Dutch Valley @ Sugarcreek

“THE HOME GAME”

WHEN: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 DEPART: 8:45AM RETURN: 6:45PM COST: $89.00 (meal included) Due at sign up

The brand-new 500 seat state of the art Ohio

Star Theater at Dutch Valley will be opening

soon. We have excellent seats for the show, a

full all-you-can-eat chicken/roast beef family

style dinner only the Amish can serve.

This is a MUSICAL based on a story by Martha

Bolton. Levi must choose between his fa-

ther’s expectations of Amish life and his own

deepest dreams. Filled with laughter and

drama, Blue Gate’s newest musical, “The

Home Game - A Son’s Journey, A Father’s

Hope” is sure to hit it out of the park!

O H I O S T A T E F A I R

Columbus

WHEN: Tuesday, August 1, 2017

DEPART: 7:45AM

RETURN: 9:30PM

COST: $49.00 (Meal Extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS Monday, June 5 @ 8:30AM

Come join us, we will travel to Columbus for Senior Day 2017 at

the Ohio State Fair! One of the largest and best events of the year.

Enjoy amazing performers, the famous butter cow, exhibits, dis-

plays, shopping, rides, delicious food and much more.

This year visitors can enjoy a tribute to the timeless music of the

Carpenters, featuring Michelle Whited. A free health and wellness

Expo is being offered the day we are going. Test your balance,

play games and receive free health screenings and services at “Well

Beyong 60”.

With 360 acres packed with fair fun please

sign up to see the fabulous midway, youth

band and choir, check out the animals and of

course FAIR FOOD!

11.

IT’S CELEBRATION TIME FOR JUNE BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES!

If you are celebrating a birthday or anniversary during

the month of JUNE bring a friend and join us

Friday, June 16, 2017 at 1:00PM.

We will be celebrating your special day with cake and

ice cream for all. This event is open to the public.

No reservations needed. Free to all.

JUNE Birthdays & Anniversaries

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.—4:00 P.M.

1 Phyllis Schultz

Sonja Andersons

Floyd & Susan Lawless ♥

Paul & Alma Moffett ♥

2 Anna Hill

Linda Hohman

Judy Malling

Darrell & Sher Newcome ♥

John & Barbara Blum ♥

John & Ruth Brown ♥

3 Bill Steinmetz

Tim Davis

Larry & Martha Dobb ♥

4 Frazene Thornton

Barbarb Blum

Diana Wise

5 Sue Lange

Connie Mizen

Maureen Foster

Thomas Waldsmith

6 Jenny Fatzinger

Judy Ryder

Merle & Erma Reinhart ♥

7 Dale Shock

James Berger

Kristina Keller

Ron & Sandy Mellott ♥

8 Sheila Digby

John & Linda Eakin ♥

9 Lenora Livingston

Julie Fortner

Joanne Miller

10 Jim Donaldson

Leonard Skonecki

Dan & Judy Coppes ♥

Tim & Jane Davis ♥

Dan & Mary Reimer ♥

11 Yvonne Schafer

Judy Waldsmith

12 Willa Melick

Cathy Coolidge

Brett Willoughy

22 Jean Adelsperger

Melissa DeMoss

Jon & Barb Blum ♥

David & Pat Everhart ♥

23 Shirley Hanson

William Borgen

Susanne Overmier

Philip & Diane Horn ♥

Ora & Jean Preston ♥

24 Bob Clouse

25 Tom Frederick

John Daniel

Duane Scherley

Dennis & Linda White ♥

Calvin & Norma Wilkinson ♥

Richard & Judy Wall ♥

26 Paula Daniel

Robert Sherman

Becky Brown

Wynn & Linda Schubach ♥

Michael & Susan Windau ♥

27 Harry Smith

Judy Theis

David & Jeanne Fodor ♥

Russell & Peg Gase ♥

Tony & Mary Steinhauser ♥

28 Andrea Foltz

Larry Adelsperger

Cathie Stark

Bill & Bonnie Steinmetz ♥

29 Judy May

Kay Wilson

Todd Young

Joe & Pat Schreiner ♥

30 Mary Romig

Joe Peer

Jean Stanton

Ronald Keller

Mark Munoz

Dale & Irene Johnson ♥

Dennis & Deb Wilkinson ♥

12 Jeff & Deb Hoepf ♥

13 Frankin Benlein

Jodee Greer

David & Judy Ryder ♥

14 Debbie Kisabeth

Phil & Peggy Moerdyle ♥

Ron & Carol Reinhart ♥

15 Jmes Streacker

Cheryl Culver

Deb Buckley

Burdella Stuckert

Bill & Jane Wickham ♥

Gerald & Anna Hill ♥

16 Sandy Zoeller

Bev Mestrey

Barbara Joseph

17 June Bollinger

Joan Groce

Donavon Coppus

Sally Van Buskirk

Pat Kesler

18 Tim Bazar

Ed & Betty Lutz ♥

David & Peg Baker ♥

19 De Hoerig

Guillermo Munoz

Ron Pepper

Dee Ann Kent

Charles & Nancy

Christensen ♥

Dennis & Lu Chester ♥

Joe & Dorothy Schock ♥

20 Leona Gibson

Bill Harple

Beth Donaldson

Dennis & Bonita Shawberry ♥

Paul & Joyce Gase ♥

21 Angeline Brock

Randy Halen

Sandy Kesler

Roger Fatzinger

Deborah Tiell

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8:30 Coffee Hr.

10:00 Jewelry Class

12:30 Learn Bridge

1:00 Needle Art

1:00 Stained Glass

1:30 Open Bridge

Croquet

@ 10:00AM

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8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Crafts

12:30 Euchre

6:00PM Yoga ‘NEW’ Trip

Registration Doors Open at

8:30AM TRIP: Beer Barrell Depart @ 5:00PM

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT. / SUN.

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10:00 Zumba Gold

10:00 Knitting

12:00 Pool

1:00 Stained Glass

“Beginners”

1:30 Yoga

July 4th Wreath

Making Class

1:00PM

7 8:30 Coffee Hr.

1:00 Needle Art

1:00 Stained Glass

1:00 BG Bridge

July 4th Wreath

Making Class

10:00AM

TRIP: Tanger Outlet

Mall

Depart @ 8:30AM

8 8:30-9:30 Blood

Pressure

Reading

9:00 Yoga

12:00 Pool

1:00 Pinochle

1:00 Stained Glass

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12

8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Crafts

12:30 Euchre

6:00PM Yoga

13

10:00 Zumba Gold

10:00 Knitting Class

12:00 Pool

1:00 Stained Glass

“Beginners”

1:30 Yoga

TEA PARTY

@ NOON

16

8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Tai Chi

10:00 Beginner

Quilt Class

12:00 Mahjong

12:00 “Pegs & Jokers”

Birthday/Anniversary

Party @ 1:00PM

17 Rental

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20

10:00 Zumba Gold

10:00 Knitting Class

12:00 Pool

1:00 Stained Glass

“Beginners”

1:30 Yoga

AEC Board

Mtg. @ 3:00PM

21 8:30 Coffee Hr.

12:30 Learn Bridge

1:00 Needle Art

1:00 Stained Glass

1:30 Open Bridge

Croquet

@ 10:00AM

22 8:30-9:30 Blood

Pressure Reading

9:00 Yoga

12:00 Pool

1:00 Pinochle

1:00 Stained Glass

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8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Crafts

12:30 Euchre

6:00PM Yoga

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10:00 Zumba Gold

10:00 Knitting

12:00 Pool

1:00 Stained Glass

“Beginners”

1:30 Yoga

2

8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Tai Chi

10:00 Beginner

Quilt Class

12:00 Mahjong

12:00 “Pegs & Jokers

BINGO @ 1:00PM

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8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Crafts

12:30 Euchre

6:00PM Yoga

14 8:30 Coffee Hr.

10:00 Jewelry Class 12:30 Learn Bridge 1:00 Needle Art

1:00 Stained Glass

1:30 Open Bridge

Croquet

@

10:00AM

15

8:30-9:30 Blood

Pressure Reading

9:00 Yoga

12:00 Pool

1:00 Pinochle

1:00 Stained Glass

23

8:30 Coffee Hr. 9:00 Tai Chi

10:00 Beginner

Quilt Class

12:00 Mahjong

12:00 “Pegs & Jokers”

Fold Newsletters @

9AM

1

8:30-9:30 Blood

Pressure Reading

9:00 Yoga

12:00 Pool

1:00 Pinochle

1:00 Stained

Glass

9

8:30 Coffee Hr.

9:00 Tai Chi

10:00 Beginner

Quilt Class

12:00 Mahjong

12:00 “Pegs & Jokers”

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12:00 Mahjong

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190 S. WASHINGTON ST. P.O. BOX 808 TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 PHONE: 419-447-6154

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A T T H E A L L E N E I R Y C E N T E R

Friday, June 2, 2017 @ 1:00PM

This event is FREE to all AEC Members Come join the FUN!!

Sponsored By:

JEWELRY 101 CLASS

Wednesday, June 14, 2017 @ 10:00am

Wednesday, June 28, 2017 @ 10:00am

Karen Knaur will be instructing jewelry crafting. A spe-

cific jewelry project will be presented twice each month:

once on the second Wednesday and then repeated on the

fourth Wednesday. Classes will range from simple brace-

lets made with memory wire or stretch material to more

complex wire wrapping earrings and necklaces. Class will

start at 10:00am and end before noon. The cost is $2.00

per class (to help pay for materials).

This class is limited to 8 participants (each day) so please

reserve your spot today.

Fused Glass will be teaching classes on making Stepping Stones.

Friday, June 16, 2017 @ 1:00PM Cost: $20.00 each stone

Registration Required

Needed: Cake & Pie Tins 9 inches and larger, any shape.

Bolte Real Estate

A Heritage of Excellence Since 1936

Fran Andersons Realtor/Tiffin Office Manager Tiffin Office

23 S. Washington St.

Tiffin, Ohio 44883

[email protected]

www.BolteRealty.com

BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS… During June, Mercy Tiffin will be pro-viding blood pressure readings each Thursday from 8:30AM-9:30AM at the Allen Eiry Center. Stop in and take ad-

vantage of this free service! A special thank you to Mercy for this service!!

Watch for our OCTOBER CALENDAR

fundraiser coming in July! We guarantee lots

of great prizes to win. Last year we raised over

$11,000.00 with your support.