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“On Thanksgiving Day we acknowledge our dependence” - William Jennings Bryan

Wewould like tocongratulateMarijune Pollow for being chosenNovemberVolunteeroftheMonth!MarijunejoinedtheSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerationsinSeptember,2005.Shebecameinvolvedbecauseof theActiveGenerationsChorus,as their pianist. In addition toaccompanyingthechoruswiththeirweeklypractices,Marijunealsoplaysfor birthdays, sing outs, the FallFollies,ChristmaspartiesandtwiceayearfortheAktionClub(sponsoredbytheMorningsideKiwanisClub);all activities involving our busychorus! ThanksMarijuneforyourinvolvementwithourchoirmembersandenjoyyourPalmer’sOldeTymeCandyShoppeGiftCertificate!

What’syourfa-voriteholiday? For children,

thepollsays,it’sChristmas,andforwom-en,Valentine’sDay.Thereasonsforbothareobvious. Formostmen,includingthiswriter,it’sThanksgiving.Therearemanyreasonsranging formenof all ages.Formyself,nothing in eating can top feasting on

pumpkinpie,generoushelpingsofturkeywithdressingandwhat is called“all thetrimmings! Such a spread, to me is like a greatworkofartoralovelysong.It’smorethanworthy of grateful acknowledgment toGodforaholidaycreatedtogivethanksfortheplentyofharvest!Enjoy!!!

–BytheEditor

November 2011

Marijune Pollow

Volunteerof the Month

Favorite Holiday

Retirement PartyMembership coordinator, JanetteLinden, will be leaving the SiouxlandCenter for Active Generations after 18years.Wewanttothankherforallshehasdoneforus;bothasastaffmemberandas a volunteer. Wewill behosting

a “farewell coffee” for Janette at1p.m.onWednesday,November9. This get-together will take place in the MultiPurpose Room. We invite her family,friendsandallmemberstoattend.

Argosy Casino and The SiouxlandCenter for Active Generations present“Martinis, Bikinis and Lamborghinis”.Enjoy an evening of 007 HeavenWednesday,November2,attheArgosyCasinofrom6p.m.to10p.m.Acasinonight you won’t forget with heavyhors d’ouerves, signature martinis,fun gaming money with each ticketpurchased and opportunities to buyraffle tickets on five great prizes. Agreateveningoffuntohelpsupport theCenter’sprograms/activitiesandtohelpensure the continued success of ourCenter.

Raffleprizestochoosefrominclude:

1.42”ViziobigscreenTV

2.Diamond necklace from GreenbergJewelry

3.$1000 gift certificate package fromlocalmerchants

4.One weeks accommodation fromdreamvacationweek.com (sevennights)

5.Gourmet prepared meal for up toeightindividualsservedatyourhome

We have had great support from oursponsors:

ArgosyCasino

KTIV

KSUXandKSCJRadioStations

Tickets are available in the office for$50eachandraffleticketsare$10eachorsixfor$50.

NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOURSUPPORT!!!

New Date for Martinis, Bikinis and Lamborghinis

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A monthly publication of the Siouxland Center for Active

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

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

www.siouxlandseniorcenter.com

Chairperson, Board of Directors Tina Stroud

Executive DirectorJeff Loffswold

Activities CoordinatorKerry Ruehle

Membership CoordinatorAngela Avery

Financial CounselorWayne Ducommun

SecretaryPat Bornhoft

EditorRobert R. Hansen

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

Price of Advertisement $12 per column inch

Senior Helpmate Program Sioux City — 712-276-1075

Katherine Price Program Coordinator

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

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DuetotheThanksgivingholiday,wewillbeclosedonThursday,November24andFriday,November25.Wewillreopenat8a.m.onMonday,November28.The

staffof theSiouxlandCenter forActiveGenerationswishesyouaspecialholidaywithfamilyandfriends.

Thanksgiving Changes

Many of you have been followingyournosesintotheSit&SipCoffeeShopasthearomaoffreshbakedbreadfillstheair.InadditiontothesweetsthatMarilynhasbeenbakingweeklyattheSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerations,shewillbeevenbusierasNovember14approaches.OnthatMondayshewilladdpies,barsandcakestoherlistofbakedgoods.MakesureyoucheckouttheBakeSaletaking

place thatdayandstayfortheNovemberBirthdayPartyat1p.m.intheafternoon.Allarewelcomeattheparty...you do not need to have a Novemberbirthday.

*Marilyn would appreciate anydonationofsugarorflourtobeusedinherbaking.Thanksinadvance!

Smell of Fresh Baked Goods is in the Air...

The Siouxland Center for Active Generations will mail the Sunshine News to our members who go south or west for the winter. Please write your winter address below with date to change. Thank you.

Date to change: ___________________ Date to change back: _______________

Name: ___________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

City: ___________________________________State:_____ Zip:_____________

Telephone: ________________________________________________________

Mail to: Siouxland Center for Active Generations 313 Cook Street • Sioux City, IA 51103

or phone (712) 255-1729

(The Sunshine News will not forward since it is bulk mail.)

November 2011 Page Three

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minimum $20 purchase

entire purchase

10% Discount for Seniors

Join the Royalty Club…• Travel and Social Opportunities• Bank specials for club members

2021 Dakota Ave., So. Sioux City 402-494-42252401 Hamilton Blvd., Sioux City 712-252-32563410 Singing Hills Blvd., Sioux City 712-252-37003119 Floyd Blvd., Sioux City 712-239-3033

www.iowa-nebraskastatebank.com

KathyAshleyLaVonneBakerArleneBaldesDorothyBarto

JeanBellerJoAnnBerggrenKrisBergstromPatBornhoft

LouiseBridgettCarolChase

MiriamClaytonAliceCoppockEdithDailey

LindaDeablerBarbDoren

WayneDucommunKenDvorakRoseGilson

BerniceGranstromJohnHaley

JoanHarbeckConnieHolmanCeciliaHutton

BettyJansenHarrietJohnsen

CarolineJohnsonJimJohnson

KatherineJohnson

Dick&BonnieJonasIreneJotzheFamily

PatKampfeDarleneKilberg

AldaKinsellaMaryKnudsen

MaxineLammersCarolLarsonNancyLee

Art&MarleneLindellJanetteLindenDellaMahonBettyMahr

ColleenMartinChrisMurphy

SharonMurphyMerlinOlson

CowboyCharlesParkerPeggyPavey

RickPetersenTootsPittman

KathyPriceJanPick

AliceReegJudyRehurek

CarolRiceKayRothmanDebraRussell

DeeSachauDorisSchiltz

RondaSchultzJanSchwartzJaneSchweerHelenSmith

RosejeanSmithEileenStickelsPaulSwansonJeanSweeney

MaureenTagueEveyThompsonJerryThompson

CarolUnruhDennisVanmaanen

PearlVossGraceWagonerEvelynWalding

RexWentzelBonnieWest

LenoreWingertBarbaraZediker

GayleZemanSiouxCityGardenClub

SiouxlandSquare&RoundDance

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

month of September. We thank them for their thoughtfulness.

Gifts & Donations

SARAH IMIGReal Estate Consultant

ABR, CRS, GRI712-226-6038

302 Jones Street, Ste 100Sioux City, Iowa 51101

UnitedReal Estate Solutions

TOTT’S AUTO CENTER

3501 Jones • Phone 277-4751

Brakes, Tires, etc.

1431

“Where Quality Counts”

Two Locations:508 West 7th

Sioux City, IA 51103712-258-1653

3929 Prestige Blvd.Sioux City, IA

712-234-1975

Hearing SpecialiStS pc

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

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

2916 Hamilton Blvd.

(712) 258-3332

Michael Sloniker, M.S., CCC-A

Kathy Rizk, M.S., CCC-A

AU. D.

2916 Hamilton Blvd.

(712) 258-3332www.siouxlandhearing.com

New Spanish Class Time

Please note the time changes in the Spanish Classes. Advanced Spanish begins at 8:30 a.m. and the Beginners/Intermediate starts at 9:30 a.m. Sandy Townsend and the class would love to have you join them.

WE PAY CASHON THE SPOT!

We pawn or buy almost everything!

Turn your treasures into cash

Hidden Treasure Pawn & Flea Market

712-224-CA$H (2274)1708 US Hwy 75N. • Sioux City, IA

New stores hours:Mon. - Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-5

LEWIS ELECTRIC CO.2424 E. 5th Street

Estimates Gladly GivenPh. 252-2785

CanastaInstructorOneofourmembershasexpressedaninterestinplayingCanasta.Shewonderedif any of our members would beinterested in teaching the game. Ifyou, or someone you know of, hastherulesandwouldliketoleadthisgrouppleasecallKerryat(712)255-1729.

FREE Blood Pressure Reading & Blood Sugar Screening

Every Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m.

4201 Fieldcrest DriveSioux City, IA 51103

(712) 258-0135

Service that Suits You!

Heating & Cooling

Duct Cleaning

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

We Service All Makes

FREE Estimates

24 Hour Service

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

943-3837Intermediate and Skilled Care

Page Four November 2011

R. PRESCOTT & SONSPlumbing & Heating Co.

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

SADOFF’SMen’s Clothing

3023 Hamilton Blvd.Sioux City, IA 51104

Shopko’s next to us!

NovemberLeft-Overs

The rolling contours of an open field ramble here and there within the confines of wire fences or tree groves as windbreak.

This makes up an Iowan landscape where the beauty of a covered bridge is the needed “Watershed of the sky.”

Our curious selves wander to see cattle feeding on corn stalks; they appear as silent statues until each moves to look for better pastures to forage.

Just then we unlatch the fence gate that opens all we’ve seen and done at a time when winter’s hills were not much else but bleak and dry grasses!

- Gerold Mathewson Creative Writers Classs

Bernie’s Lawn & Garden Center616 W. 7th St. • 712-258-3066

We Won’t Wipe OutYour Bank Account.

Toro® CCR™ 3650 GTS®

4022 Indian Hills Drive

712-239-6851

Palmer HouseMotel

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

2328 Transit Ave.Grocery • 276-1873

Meat • 276-8956

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

Happy Hoofers Tap Dancers AsIamwritingthisourgrouphashadtheirfinalpracticefortheFollies,checkedall theircostumesandfeelasreadyaswecanbethebigday.Itseemslikeweworksohardforsolongandthenitisoverinjustaflash.

Ihopenoonewishesusluckwiththetraditional“Breakaleg”sincewiththe luckofourgroupsomeonemightjustdothat!Wejustappreciatehearing“wewish youwell”. It’s been sonicehavinggood attendance forpracticesbut at the very last minute we havesomeoneoutwithavarietyofreasons,sowearedesperatelybeggingforanyoneevenslightlyinterestedinlearning-orrelearning - tap dance to come andvisitourgroupandhopefully joinus.

Wewill trytohelpyouwithwhatevercatchingupthatyoumayneed.Tapisexceptionallygoodexerciseforthebodyandespeciallythemind.Andweallenjoythefriendshipsthatwe’veacquiredinthegroup.

Aswe finishourFollies,we thenget to work performing at the GraceLutheranChurchattheendofOctober.WehaveareallyfuntimewithascareyHalloweendance.WelookforwardtohavingSandybackwithusforregularclassesagain,Mondays9a.m.soallofyouthinkingofjoiningusNOWisthetimewhenwebeginnewroutines.

-B.J. Heitzman.

Blake D. Wagner, P.T.3111 Gordon Dr. • Sioux City, IA 51106 • 712-277-0507 • Fax 712-277-0456

www.communityrehabpt.com • [email protected]

Lock Your Doors! Astheholidayseason

approachesit’sagoodtimetoremem-ber the importance of locking yourcardoorswhilehereattheSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerations,aswellas locking your homes whether youareathomeoraway.Thisisanexcel-lenthabittogetinto.

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

(712) 239-0457

Granny’s Stitches with Viking

Now We Now Carry Fabric & NotionsSewing Machine Repair

We Now Carry Fabric & NotionsSewing Machine Repair

November 2011 Page Five

There are three new members inthe Enter 90 group for November at theSiouxlandCenter forActiveGenerations.They are Jean Ellis, Arlene White andLeonardSchonrock,November9,1921.

ArleneWhitewillcelebrateher90thbirthdayonNovember3,2011.Shewasborn in Mitchell, SD, a family of fivegirls.SheattendedschoolinSiouxCityatBlessedSacramentandStJosephschools.In1939shemarriedPaulWhite,togethertheyhadninechildren. Shesaysshehasreallybeenblessedhavingsuchawonderfulfamily, includingsonsanddaughters in-lawsand23grandchildrenand24great-grandchildren. Besides raising her largefamilyshewasaclerkatWilliamsDrugandSecretaryatSiouxlandInsulation. The extra bonus in my life wastraveling,shesaid. Arlenewentoverseasfortwoweeks,withtwosisters,adaughter,nieces and their children (11 people)touringIreland foraweek,hiringabusand driver, visited Germany, HollandandLondon. OneofherdaughterswasaflightattendantforAmericanAirlinessoshetraveledwithhertoHawaiifourtimes,Bermuda, Barbados, Canada, 2 times,CostaRicoandEngland.Shealsowentonacruisewithtwosistersandafriend. Afterherhusband’sdeath,shejoinedtheSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerationsandhadthebesttimeeverperformingintheSiouxlandareawiththeDramaClubimpersonating14differentsingers. Theywerea fantasticgroup.Someof theactssheimpersonatedweretheMcGuiresisters,AndrewsSisters,OakRidgeBoys,StatlerBrothersandmanymanymore.Shealso

wasa linedancerandis stillperformingwiththeHappyHoofersTapDanceGroup

JeanElliswasbornNovember1,1921inWashta,Iowa.JeanandhersisterJanetplayedbyusingtheir imagination–likedtohike,picnic,playpaperdolls,rollerskateandplayedgames. JeanattendedWashtaschools,graduating fromhighschool inMay1938.JeanattendedNationalBusinessTrainingSchool.Sheworkedasasecretaryandbanktellerfor31years.Whileatthebankshedidn’tmissadayofworkin31years.JeanalsoworkedatCherokeeStateHospital,Kennedy&Parsons,andValleyStateBank. OnNovember26,1941JeanmarriedRobertW.Ellis.Theyhaveason,MarkandadaughterMarcia–alsofourgrandchildrenand8great-grandchildren. Jean has no idea what the secret isto living to be 90, she just knows thatsuddenlysheisturning90yearsold.She’sbeenhealthyuntil thisyear(September).Shehasn’tbeeninthehospitalsince1942. Apieceofwisdomtosharewithothersis“BeaFriend–HelpaFriend”. WewelcomeJeanandArleneintoour90+groupofmembers.

Other90sbirthdays for themonthofOctober include:EstherHattenbach,November 12, 1918; Donna Clary,November 18, 1920; Edgar Flammang,November 20, 1919; Lois Martyn,November 21, 1915; Helen Rowland,November 21, 1920 and Rose Bocian.November 29, 1915. Bir thdaycongratulationstoall!.

Carpet ★ Upholstery ★ Drapery

274-2416• One Call Cleans Them All • Complete Home Cleaning • Insurance Specialists

1117 Villa Ave • Sioux City, IA 51103(712) 252-0563 • (712) 252-0100

www.recordprinting.com

Body & Frame Repair

501 West 8th St.

(712) 255-7172

All Realtors Are Not the Same!

Call Dellafor the Difference

Mobile: (712) 251-0837

Home: (712) 276-9200

Office: 226-6018 ext. 209

E-mail: [email protected]

DELLAGRINDBERG226-6035

Local Experience, Service, Value and Trust

Visit any of our convenient locations or give us a call at 277-6500

November 1...DaylightSavingsTimeEnds

November 8...ElectionDay

November 15...ThingsRemembered(Grandma’sApron)

November 22...LifeBeforeCellPhonesandComputers

November 29...ThanksgivingMemories

Other ideas for topics:SeniorDiscountsandIsThereaHumanonthePhone...LifewithTelemarketers.

NovemberCreative WritingThemes

4016 Indian HillsGrocery • 239-0528

Meat • 239-0529

For more Information Call 255-1200

Administrator

Community & Sales Director

Deb Clay • Kathryn Keane

Thanks to all that made our open house a great success. If you couldn’t join us call today for your personal tour.

Sincerely,Deb & Kathryn

Residential Care • 2562 Pierce StIndependent Living • 2525 Nebraska St.

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

Phone (712) 226-3937

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

MARY M. AESOPHBLANCHE ASHMOREGENE ASHMORECLARENCE BACKERJERRY BAUMGARDNERNINA M. BENDERCHARLENE BERGERLOUISE BERNOSKISHAR BONNEMAJACK J. BREENJANET M. BREENMARYLOU BRODERSENJANET E. CLARKWALTER H. CLARKJOSEPH G. COUREYBECKY L. DAVISROBERT A. DAVISSHIRLEY A. DICUSKARON A. DORRDONNA C. DREAWAYNE W. DUCOMMUNCURTIS W. ECKERMANLYNETTE F. FEYMADELINE S. FLAUGHJUD GARWOODHOWARD M. GEBHARDTTWILA F. GUSTAVSONLINDA K. HALLEVYONNE HANSEN

LAVERN E. HARDERNANCY L. HARDERDIANNE M. HICKSRONALD C. HICKSWILBUR HOFANDREA J. HOLDENDON P. HORSTEDKATHRYN L. HORTONNANCY L. HORTONRAMON C. HORTONJOHN R. IVERSENROBERT L. JENSENRAMONA M. JESSIPBONNIE L. JOHNSONCAROLYN M. JOHNSONRICHARD V. JONASSHARON E. JUNGEHARRY E. KELLERSHIRLEY MAE KINQUISTTHOMAS W. KINQUISTSUE ELLEN KIRKEGAARDDIANE KRAEMERBARTON C. LANELOREN LARSONFRED W. LETTAU, JR.ARTHUR J. LINDELLMARLENE J. LINDELLCATHY J. MCCLARYWILMA P. MOORE

KATHY A. MUGANJERRY L. MURRAYSANDRA K. ODLEPEARL I. OKONOSKIJILL E. ONYEGBULEGARNETH M. OOSTENINKJACKIE PATTERSONJOHN C. PATTERSONGEORGE R. POLAKRAYMOND RAMIREZTERRIE A. RASHEEDDOLOREUS C. REIFKECAROL A. SCHLUMBAUMDENNIS L. SMITHO’NEAL SMITHJOAN A. STEPHENSWILLIAM T. STEPHENSSHIRLEY M. STROMMARY BETH SWENSONHOWARD A. SWIETERARLYN E. TERPENNINGDONNA THUROWLOWELL N. THUROWMARY K. TUCKERP. DAVE URBANWILLHEMENA VAUGHNJUDY A. WALKERROENA WAMBERGSTELLA WANGARI

DENNIS C. WILLISEDNA M. WILSONANITA R. YESKALOIS A. ZUNKER

If you have already paid your membership dues, please disregard this notice and Thank You for your prompt payment.

Along with our program toprintthenamesofmembersupfor renewal,oneofourBoardmemberssuggestedencouragingmemberstopaytheirduesbeforetheir due date to further savetime and expense. Membersthatpaytheirduesonemonthbeforetheirduedate,willreceiveacoupongoodfor$1touseintheSitandSip,orStop&Shopor at the Friday AfternoonDance. Thanks to all of youthatkeepupyourmembershipduesandpayyourduesbeforereminders.

Membership coordinator: Janette Linden

Weekly Fitness ClassesSuperStrongSeniors,Fitness,WalkingOffthePounds,

SeniorYogaandZumbaGoldClasses.Consultthecalendarfordetailsondays,times,andinstructors.

We thank the following volunteer fitness instructors: Sandy Backhaus, Dixie Gors, Sandy Keane, Sally Kimball & Kelly Nashleanas.

November Birthday Party at 1 p.m.

Monday, November 7 – “Thunder Bay”

Monday, November 14 – NO MOVIE – 1 p.m. BIRTHDAY PARTY – JOIN US

Monday, November 21 – “The Glenn Miller Story”

Monday, November 28 – “Shenandoah”

Road Show Video Presents

Monday at the Movies1 p.m.

November 2011 Page Seven

Wednesday,November2–“Celebrating National Hospice Month”Linda Cravens, Hospice Community Representative

Wednesday,November9–“Living Longer & Leaving a Legacy”Sterne Akin, State Farm Insurance

Wednesday,November16–“What to Look for On Your Skin”Dr. Ray Kuwahara, Dermatologist

Wednesday,November23–NO TALK SHOW

Wednesday,November30–“Focus On Fixed Income” Josh Boomsma, Edward Jones Financial Advisor

Wednesday Morning Talk Show Programs at 10:30 A.M.

OurmonthlyBirthdayPartywillbeheldMonday,November14,intheMultiPurposeRoom,hostedbythePaintingClass,withentertainmentby

Computer ClassesOffered T h ef o l l o w i n gc o m p u t e rclasses, taught by Dodie McManamy,are offered at the Siouxland Centerfor Active Generations: Beginner,Intermediate, Internet/Email andDigitalCamera.Costofclassesvaries.For class descriptionsor to signup forthese classes, call Kerry at (712) 255-1729. *Dodiewillbetakingsometimeoffthis winter, but if interested in classes,weencourageyoutosignupandwhenthere is an opening for an upcomingclassyouwillbecontacted.

the Follies Performing Groups.Allmembersareinvited;especiallythosewithNovemberBirthdays.WethankStoneyBrookSuitesatDakota Dunes and TouchstoneLivingCenter forproviding therefreshments.

Membership Appreciation

Week We would like to thank thefollowingbusinessesfortakingpartinMembershipAppreciationWeek:NorthernHills,WhisperingCreek,North Park, Stoney Brook SuitesandRegencySquareeachprovidedtreats and a door prize during theweekofSeptember12th.Inadditiontothedailydoorprizewinners,twoadditionalwinnerswere chosenonFridaytoreceivecomplimentaryoneyearmembershipstotheSiouxlandCenter for Active Generations.Our Friday dance was free for allmembers;musicprovidedbyShirley’sBigBand.Dailydoorprizewinnerswere:KrisBergstrom,LoriMcCline,Marijune Pollow, Katie Codina,Dale Schiltz and Betty Bauerly.Thomas Banks and Tony Stabilereceivedthecomplimentaryoneyearmemberships.Aspecialthankstoourmemberswhohelpedwiththedailyactivities...youarewonderful.Thankstoourmembersforattending;welookforwardtothissameeventnextyear.

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ctive Generations Activity Calendar Q

uestions? Call (712) 255-1729

Novem

ber 2011 M

onday Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday Friday

1 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:30 am

Advanced Spanish

9:00 am Senior Y

oga 9:30 am

Genealogy

9:30 am Painting Class

9:30 am B

eg./Interm. Spanish

10:00 am C

reative Writing

10:00 am W

alking Off Pounds

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:00 pm

Tap Practice 1:00 pm

Painting Class

1:00 pm Pitch

1:00 pm Tap Practice

2:00 pm Ping Pong

2 9:00 am C

horus 9:00 am

Senior Yoga


9:30 am N

ovice Duplicate Bridge

Gam

e 10:00 am

Beginner Tap Practice

10:00 am 3 M

ile Walk

10:30 am T

alk Show

“Celebrating N

ational Hospice

Month”

11:00 am D

rama G

roup 11:30-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:30 pm

Bridge

12:30 pm Zum

ba Gold (FREE)

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm 500

2:40 pm 1 M

ile Walk W

arm U

p 3:00 pm

Fitness with K

elly, sponsored by Stoney B

rook Suites

3 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:45 am

Beg. 1 Line D

ance 9:00 am

Walking O

ff Pounds 9:45 am

Beg. 2 Line D

ance 10:00 am

Senior Yoga

10:00 am M

en’s Club 10:00 am

Beginning G

erman

11:00 am A

dvanced Line Dance

11:00 am A

dvanced Germ

an 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm Inter. Line D

ance 1:00 pm

Woodcarving

1:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm C

ribbage 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

4 8:30 am Exercise Plus 50

9:30 am Fitness w

ith Sandy 9:30 am

Wii Practice

10:00 am B

lood Pressures 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

12:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm B

ridge & 500

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm Friday D

ance A

rt & G

wen

7 8:15 am Exercise Plus 50

9:00 am Experienced Tap C

lass 9:30 am

Wii Practice

9:30 am G

uitar Practice 9:45 am

Beginner Tap C

lass 10:30 am

Tap Dance W

orkshop 11:30 am

Duplicate B

ridge 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm M

ovie “T

hunder Bay”

1:00 pm M

ah Jong 1:00 pm

Pinochle 1:00 pm

Woodcarving

2:00 pm Fitness w

ith Kelly

8 8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:30 am

Advanced Spanish

9:00 am Senior Y

oga 9:30 am

Genealogy


9:30 am B

eg./Interm. Spanish

10:00 am C

reative Writing

10:00 am W

alking Off Pounds

10:30 am C

rafts 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch


1:00 pm Painting C

lass 1:00 pm

Pitch 1:00 pm


Ping Pong

9 9:00 am C

horus 9:00 am

Senior Yoga


9:30 am N

ovice Duplicate Bridge

Gam

e 10:00 am

Beginner Tap Practice

10:00 am 3 M

ile Walk

10:30 am T

alk Show

“Living L

onger & Leaving a

Legacy”

11:00 am D

rama G

roup 11:30-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:30 pm

Bridge

12:30 pm Zum

ba Gold

1:00 pm Scrabble

1:00 pm 500

1:00 pm JA

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6:00 pm

S.C. D

uplicate Bridge Club

10

8:30 am Penny B

ingo 8:45 am

Beg. 1 Line D

ance 9:00 am

Walking O

ff Pounds 9:45 am

Beg. 2 Line D

ance 10:00 am

Senior Yoga

10:00 am M

en’s Club 10:00 am

Beginning G

erman

11:00 am A

dvanced Line Dance

11:00 am A

dvanced Germ

an 11:30 am

-12:30 pm Lunch

1:00 pm Inter. Line D

ance 1:00 pm

Woodcarving

1:00 pm B

ridge Group

1:00 pm C

ribbage 2:00 pm

Ping Pong

11 8:30 am

Exercise Plus 50 9:30 am

Fitness with Sandy

9:30 am W

ii Practice 10:00 am

Blood Pressures

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lunch 12:00 pm

Bridge G

roup 1:00 pm

Bridge &

500 1:00 pm

Scrabble 1:00 pm

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November 2011 Page Eleven

ThanksgivingOur family so far and near, comes together this time of year.This tradition so close to heart for which I never will depart.Thank you for many blessings and of course, the turkey dressing.May your celebration be dear and your family always near.

-V.L. Gries

Curtains Up Drama Group With the

Fa l l Fo l l i e sbehindus,nowis

the time for us tobegin rebuildingour

group. We hope youenjoyedourentertainment

andwouldcomejoinusnowthatyouseehowmuchfunwedohave.

However, if thisgroup is tocontinue entertaining we

REALLY do need somemorepeoplethatenjoyabit

ofdrama,abitofcomedy,abitofentertainmentandlotsoffun.We

needpeoplewholiketowrite,act,speak,lipsyncandjustplainentertain.Youreallydon’thavetobegood,justneedtohavealittlebitofcrazinessandlotsof“youngatheart-ness”.Asyoucantell,Ilikethisgroup, liketomakethingsup,(suchaswords). Ahobbyaday,keepsthedoldrumsaway...comehaveadramahobby!

-BJ Heitzman

MygolfingisoverforthisyearsoIwillbemakingsouponThursday.SincetheHealthDepartmentwants me to do the baking at theSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerationsithasbeenworkingout fairlywell.Theonlyproblemisthesmell,everyonekeepstalkingaboutitandquiteoftenI’vesoldthebreadbeforeitgetscoolenoughtowrap!

Thebake saledatehasbeenset forMonday,November14th.This is the sameday as theBirthdayParty,sincewewon’tbegivingflushots

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I’vebeenbusytakingmydaughtershopping. Herhusband isbetterbutcannotdriveyet.AsIamabaseballfan

IwassohappywhenDetroitbeat the Yankees. Nowfrom the news of the

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Wethankyouverymuch.

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What a great Fall we’re having.Makesusthinkit’s stillSummer,butbecausetheFolliesareonlyoneweekawayasIwritethis,weknowit’snot.Wearesoexcitedtoperformasev-eryonehasworkedsohardtomakeit another great show and knowthosewhoattendedwillenjoyallthetalentfromtheSiouxlandCen-terforActiveGenerations. Itreallyisashowwelookfor-ward to each year and plan formanymonthsaheadtomakeitbet-terthanthelastone. OnNovember2ndmanyofuswillbehelpingmakethenightattheArgosyabighitandfunforall.

Then later inNovemberall theperformersfromtheFollieswill

eachdoanumberattheCen-terforthosewhocouldnot

makeittoEastHigh.Wejustkeepondancingand

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puttingoutadonationscontainer.AlldonationswillbegiventotheSioux-landCenter forActiveGenerations.Wethankyouforyourgenerosity,Carl.

Whethershoppingforyourselvesorsomeoneonyourlist,makesuretocheckoutthehandmadewashcloths,potholders, scarves and headbandsavailable in the Stop & Shop GiftShop. There is a great selectionofChristmas cards and much, muchmore.

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November 2011 Page Thirteen

LibraryNotes

Boxes,boxesandmoreboxes!TheSiouxlandCenterforActiveGenerationsLibraryisgettingreadyagainforabooksale. So many varieties and in manycases,achoiceofpaperorhardcover.It’syourchancetobuybooksormoviesforagoodpriceandhelpagoodcause.

Avolunteerwhosharedaboxcamein with biographies. They are on theshelfandreadytobecheckedout.Hownice it is thatpeoplethinkofuswiththeirdonations.Thankyouagain foryourkindness.

Perspective:Toakidwithahammer,everything in life is a nail! Old ageconfusion: He won’t act his age, she

won’tadmithers!

Seeyounextmonth!

– Gwen Brummel

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“When is a door not a door?”(Answer in November’s Sunshine News)

Punster FunNo matter how much you push the

envelope, it’ll still be stationery.

OnFriday,October7,membersandnonmembersalikejoinedothersinthefirststatewideStartSomewhereWalk.Twentysevenindividualsspent15minutesinlapsaroundtheblockaswejoinedotherIowansinthisquestforimprovedhealth.

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

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AsIwritethis,wearepracticingfortheFollies,butbythetimeyoureadthis,theFollieswillbebehindusandwewillbethinkingandplanningforChristmas.

We have enjoyed working on ourFollies music this year. Well, we alwayslike what we sing but this year it hasevokedspecialmemoriesofthewaryearsand where we were and what we weredoing. Many of us had family membersserving in the armed forces, so we par-ticularly enjoyed singing the medley ofthe“fight”songsforeverybranch.

WehopetosingoutafewmoretimesbeforewehaveourwintervacationandweusuallysingattheChristmasparty;we’llseeyouthen.Ifyouliketosingfour-partmusic please consider joining us in theSpring.WewillhavetheWinteroffandbeginning again in late March or EarlyApril.Itisafunthingtodoandweareamostfriendlybunch!

HappyThanksgivingeveryone.

-Virginia Livermore

Chorus News

NEW MEMBErSSeptember 15 - October 14

AngelaBruce NadineHerfelMildredBach DanielHarringtonFrancesPrewitt HelenBundyMarciaHovland JanePollardDianeBaker LauraKnowltonMarciaSchneiderman MarshaAdamsCharlesWarren JudySabagCarolKrumwiede JeannetteBeekmanDellaEmmick CorinneHolmanColleenSaltzman MarcellaScottMyreneVaudt LeeD.ZimmermanPatriciaMustain CarolJunckJoanieRizk ArleneRodeenJasonRush JackiePoznanskeEldonCleveland RitaNelsonNancyBradley KarenJohnsonCharlesTraxler DianeSorensenDianaTwidwell RussellMartin

WE rEMEMBErSeptember 15 - October 14

robert G. BarnumHelen Edwards

NEW LIFETIMErichard Boyle

MEMOrIAL

For Margo Huitt ByDon&ColeenChapman,Kay&MargaretBonthuis,Allan&Mary

Delaney,Cheryl&CraigHart

For Louretta BrooksByGene&PatWindeshauser

For robert MercerByCarolLeeLarson

November 2011 Page Fifteen

NoveMBeR BiRthDays 1. JEAN L. ELLIS, Carlotta Fox,

Marilyn Haller, Mary S. LeClair. 2. Curtis Abney. 3. Robert Blenderman, Joan

Guillaume, Patricia A. Harbeck, Robert Jaynes, Bonnie Jonas, William Stephens, ARLENE WHITE.

4. Casey Brummel, John Iversen, Patti Marvin, Darlene Stusse.

5. James Johnson, JoAnn Mack, Richard McArthur, Andrew Robak, Linda Simons, Dennis Usher.

6. Cleo Brehm, Ronnie Demeter, Barbara Eggink, James Tiefenbach, David Zirpel.

7. Lois Zunker. 8. Louise Bernoski, Kathy Bruyere,

Richard Dodds, Maureen (Mo)Haley, Junior Law.

9. Freda Coury, Arnold Frerichs, Robert Mohan, Stanley Navrude, Sr, LEONARD SCHONROCK.

10. Shyril Schroeder.11. NONE12. ESTHER HATTENBACH, Keith

Rittscher.13. Mary Ann Chesley, Dorothy

Erwin, Dennis Willis.14. Evelyn Allner, Cathy Berg,

Marlene Frank.15. Jean Dunn, LaWayne Hinrichsen,

Ronald Juarez, Sue Olson, Ronald Pettit, Irene Pyle.

16. Jose Bautista, Beverly Hall, Pamela Hanson, Marlene Lindell, Gerold Mathewson, Judy Sabag, Shirley Strom.

17. Ronald Dirks, Mona Kelly.18. DONNA CLARY, Ellene

Mendenhall, Raymond Ramirez.

19. Bernice Meloy, Marilyn Wallen.20. Joan Atwood, EDGAR

FLAMMANG, Russell Harvey, M. Donna Johnson, Jim Lodge, Russell Martin

21. Linda Hall, Mary M. Hammack, Shirley Hexamer, LOIS MARTYN, HELEN ROWLAND.

22. Janet Burkett, Dorothy Crim, Laila Gray, Kenneth Kathol.

23. Marcia Binau, Phil Cain, Kyongae Hanshaw, Cecil Larson, Frances Marx, Doloreus Reifke, Marcella Scott.

24. Mary Nyhus.25. Rose Andersen, William Schindler.26. Glenn Drake, Virgil Reed, Susan

Young. 27. Eugene Anderson, Ivy Taylor.28. Dorothy Henry.29. ROSE M. BOCIAN, Connie

Kouris, Patricia Rowse, Gerry Welch.

30. Bonnie Achord, Dorothea Eickholt, Mary L. Ferrari, Velma Harbeck, Ione Schreck.

Be watching the December Sunshine

News for information on the 2011 Christmas Party. Christmas will

be here before you know it!

Successful Book and Movie Sale

We would like to thank all of those involved in the recent Siouxland Center for Active Generations Library book, VHS and DVD sale. Our vol-unteers had the opportunity to sell extra items as well as duplicates. This helps to clear the Library shelves and make space for new donations. We thank Helen Eriksen for organiz-ing this two day event, as well as the numerous volunteers who helped her.

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

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Membership information• Membership at the Siouxland Center for

Active Generations is required to participate in Center activities and programs.

• To participate in the Noon Meal Program or Saturday Night Jam Session membership is not required.

• Payment for programs/classes is required at the time of registration; space cannot be held without payment.

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

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

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

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

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

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

• Trips co-sponsored by the Center or booked by other travel organizations may have differ-ent refund policies than those listed above. Please check at the time of trip registration.

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