JULY 2014,Vol.31 No. 7 Mission Statement We are dedicated to the enrichment of the lives of older adults and their families by providing diverse programs, social services and volunteer opportunities. In This Month’s Issue… Services 2
Nutrition 5
Support Groups
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Commission On Aging11 Community News/Info11 Ongoing Events/Classes 12 Monthly Highlights 13 Activity Calendar 14 Menu Calendar 15
July 15,22,& 29 History Presentations with Prof. Jay Hathaway p. 6
July 16 Bingo –Stoughton Lioness Club p. 12
July 17 6 Pillars of a Positive Attitude with Ted Izydor p. 13
July 18 Music with Catfish River Revue p. 13
July 23
Case Manager Info 3-4
Community/Center News
July Events
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Parkinson’s & Nutrition With Donna Weihofen p. 7 Brewer Game Trip p. 10
July 24 Fireside Trip p. 13 City Band p.13 & Ice Cream Social
Theater Enthusiasts! A Senior Center Theater Group is forming, see p. 11
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Services:
Stoughton Area Senior Center
Case Management
Nutrition Programs
Stoughton, Towns of Albion & Dunkirk The Case Management program links older adults with services available to help them remain as independent as possible in their homes and community. Our Senior Center’s case managers are devoted to coordinating, evaluating and advocating for such services to meet each individual’s needs and preferences. Call 873-8585 to schedule an appointment. If you live in Dunn, Pleasant Springs or Rutland case management services are provided by the McFarland Senior Outreach, (608) 838-7117.
Meals are served at the Center or delivered to homebound individuals every weekday. Please see page 5 for details on the nutrition meal site and home delivered meals service.
Transportation: General FDS Enterp. City Cab/Lift Equipped Van Contact: 873-7233 RSVP Driver Program Donation-based transportation for medical appointments; 48 hour notice recommended. Contact: Richard Hoffman 873-6112 between the hours of 9AM and 4PM
Meal Site & Shopping Transit Solutions Inc./Lift Equipped Van Call 873-8585 to make a reservation: • Stoughton Area Senior Center Meal Site Ride to noon lunch, Monday - Friday Cost $.50 each way • Tuesday thru Friday Grocery Shopping Ride to Pick & Save/Walmart in Stoughton Time: 10:00 AM & 11:30 AM; Cost: $1.00/way • Mall Shopping, 2nd & 4th Fridays $1.50/way Trips rotate between various malls in Madison: See Activity Calendar for monthly locations. Time: 9:30 AM home pick up; 1:15 PM return.
Equipment Loan Closet Equipment such as wheelchairs, commodes, walkers and other items may be checked out on a short-term basis to those residing in our case management service area (Stoughton, Town of Albion and Town of Dunkirk). Call or stop in for details. Monetary donations accepted. 2
Veterans Assistance A representative is available on Fridays at the Stoughton Area Senior Center. Please call (608) 266-4158 to schedule an appointment.
Experience Works Unemployed individuals 55 and over with low income who are seeking employment or job training. Call 608-646-0409 for information.
Blood Pressure Readings No appointments needed-Last Thursday of the month 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Foot Care Clinic Offered third full week of the month Monday, 12:30 - 3:30 PM Tuesday, 8:30 AM -11:30 AM Call 873-8585 for an appointment. Cost $20. For Diabetic Foot Care Appointments: $30
Please see our Stoughton Area Guide for Senior Services available at the Senior Center or on our website at www.ci.stoughton.wi.us/ senior, for a more complete list of the following services: Food Pantry • Medical • Housing • Financial Mental Health • Home Health • Respite Fitness/Wellness • Care Facilities For further assistance, please call the Senior Center (608) 873-8585
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News: Case Management Services Information Retirement Uncertainty Affects Multiple Generations The need to plan for retirement does not affect only Baby Boomers (individuals born between 1946 and 1964). According to an article published in USA Today, uncertainty and anxiety about retirement is endemic amongst everyone from those nearing retirement age all the way to Millennials (born after 1978). The rampant uncertainty underscores the need for a disciplined and well-considered retirement plan. Baby Boomers — the generation who will face retirement the soonest — are also the least confident about their future standard-of-living. Only 14% of Baby Boomers are very confident about their retirements and 41% believe their standard-of-living will decrease upon retirement. Troublingly, 65% of Baby Boomers plan to work past age 65 or do not plan to retire at all. Even with the improvements in health care and the slowly-increasing retirement age, a tremendous number of Baby Boomers are not prepared for retirement. This has only been compounded by the Great Recession, which 40% of Boomers believe is still continuing. Generation X (born between 1965 and 1978) was the first generation to have access to 401(k) plans for the majority of their professional lives. As a result, many Gen-Xers began saving at a relatively young age. However, as a result, Generation X has also become the most heavily reliant on loans and early withdrawals from retirement accounts. Since 2007, the median amount of retirement savings for Generation X individuals has risen from $32,000 to $70,000. However, many Gen-Xers believe they will need upwards of $1,000,000 to retire with a comfortable lifestyle. With many Generation Xers turning 50 next year, time is of the essence to create and maintain a disciplined retirement plan.
Even Millennials — who have decades left in their working lives — have serious thinking to do to plan for retirement. While Millennials are the most confident they will have comfortable retirements (60% expect to retire before age 65), future economic uncertainty requires them to plan far in advance. Technology appears to be helpful in this, as Millennials are the most technologically-inclined generation and more commonly manage financial accounts and assets digitally. Many Millennials utilize technology in the form of financial planners and calculators as well. As a result, Millennials have begun saving for retirement at the unprecedented average age of 22 years old. While progress appears being made in educating respective generations about the risks and uncertainty of retirement, it is critical to remember that everyone needs a well-thought out retirement plan. With advances in medicine, increased life expectancies, and future economic turmoil, all generations must take proactive measures to ensure the standard-of-living to which they are accustomed can be maintained and so they are not required to continue working well into their retirement years. Source: www.usatoday.com/story/money/ business/2014/05/10/wall-st-cheat-sheet-3generations-face-retirement-crisis-inusa/8915129/ Published with permission from the Legal Services Team at the Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources’ Elder Law & Advocacy Center
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News: Case Management Information What’s that Word Again?
Senior Advocacy Training
When you know what to say but just can’t say it. Scientists call this problem the “tip of the tongue” experience, which occurs when a word exists in a person’s lexicon but temporarily remains inaccessible to the brain. It’s a normal part of aging – tip of the tongue problems typically begin around age 40 – and is reported as one of the most frequent and troubling problems of older adults. As brains mature into middle age and beyond, they think more deliberately, and for a longer time, before making decisions. They may know the answer to a question, but fail to come up with it quickly.
Tuesdays, July 8, 15, 22 & December 2 8:30 AM—12:30 PM Aging & Disability Resource Center 2865 N Sherman Ave., Madison, WI 53704
Try this Brain Booster Reinforce your verbal recall with a name game. Here’s a fun, short exercise that will build on your ability to think of words quickly (always a challenge as we grow older) and test your recall.
Animals, Animals Get a piece of paper and pen or pencil. Set a timer for two minutes (or just keep track on your watch or phone). Ready? Go ahead and write down as many animals as you can in those two minutes. They can be from the land or the sea, the jungle or the desert – just see how many you can come up with in the time frame.
Change Categories You can keep this exercise going by simply changing categories each time. Try using foods, plants, colors, countries – anything you can categorize will work well. See if your lists become longer as you become more practiced at this exercise. Excerpt from National Geographic Your Best Brain Ever A complete Guide & Workout by Michael S. Sweeney 4
Interested in… Learning about citizen advocacy? Understanding how decisions are made in Dane County and the State of Wisconsin? Strengthening your voice on issues impacting seniors to effect change? The Area Agency on Aging of Dane County’s Legislative/Advocacy Committee will be empowering senior adults (age 60+) through this intensive advocacy training. Guest presenters include: Mickey Beil, Dane County Lobbyist Sharon Corrigan, Chair of Dane County Board of Supervisors Lynn Gall, State Bureau on Aging and LongTerm Care Dane County Executive Joe Parisi Janet Piraino, District Director for Congressman Mark Pocan State Representative Chris Taylor You’re expected to attend and complete all four workshop sessions. A $10 fee is requested but scholarships are available. To register, contact Esther Olson (608) 335-3207 or emolson2@wisc.edu or visit www.danecountyhumnaservices.org/aaa/ Click on “What’s New” for more information and to print a registration form. Case Managers’ schedules vary, please call ahead to schedule appointments. Thank you.
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Lisa’s
Kitchen Corner
Beans and Picnics Go Hand-in-Hand July is national baked bean month. Baked beans have been a family favorite for years. Made with wholesome beans and a thick sauce, they are a hearty and nutritious side dish. Beans are an excellent source of fiber, and fiber keeps your intestines working properly. With all that fiber, studies show eating beans up to four times a week lowers the risk of heart disease and cholesterol. Beans are also packed with protein, an important nutrient that promotes healthy muscle tissue that increases energy. Baked beans contain folic acid, iron, magnesium, manganese, potassium and vitamin B6. Vitamin B6 helps with metabolism and potassium regulates fluids in the body. Manganese is important for your bones and thyroid and magnesium is necessary for bone formation and cell function. If you’re on a high fiber or protein diet, beans are the healthiest way to get these nutrients. They’re better for you and provide more vitamins and minerals than red meats.
Salad Meal Options are Available Every Thursday at the Senior Center July 3
Taco Salad
July 10 Chef Salad July 17 Garden Salad July 24 California Cobb July 31
Fabulous Spinach Salad
Reservations required. Call 873-8585 by 1:00 PM the day before your intended meal.
Simple Baked Beans *Printed from Allrecipes.com*
2(16oz) cans baked beans with pork ¼ cup molasses ¼ cup chopped onions 4 tablespoons brown sugar 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 2 tablespoons ketchup 2 slices bacon, chopped Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix all ingredients EXCEPT bacon together in a greased casserole dish. Top with bacon, cover and bake for 3 hours or until thick.
Nutrition Program Information: Meals are provided by Dane County through Consolidated Food Services. They are packaged, delivered and served by Senior Center volunteers. If you are a vegetarian or have special dietary needs, call and talk with Lisa regarding your meal options. Nutrition Site: The Center serves lunch Monday-Friday at 12:00 PM. Menu pg.15. Home Delivered Meals: Meal delivery is available to homebound older adults in the Stoughton Area School District every weekday. Cost of Meals: Individuals 60 or older pay by donation. Individuals under the age of 60 must pay the total cost . Meal Site: $7.50, Delivered Meal: $7.75. Suggested donation is $4.00. Please be reminded that cancellations and reservations must be made by 1:00PM the previous working day. Any cancellations made on the day of, are still subject to payment to the county.
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Community & Center News Wisconsin Senior Games Congratulations to the many Stoughton medalists who participated in the Wisconsin Senior Games.
History Presentations with Prof. Jay Hathaway Tuesdays in July, 1:00 pm Jay Hatheway is a professor of history at Edgewood College in Madison, where he teaches courses on Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, and the Modern Middle East.
Table Tennis: Peder Melhuse, Terry Rutkowski -Bronze, Jack Cope -Gold, and Wil Venske, 2 Gold Men’s & Mix DoubleTennis Not pictured: Don Wolf -Gold in Table Tennis Rick Dunn, Gold in Doubles Bean Bag Toss
Wii Bowling: Bill & Corky Buchanan Gold & Silver
Sheepshead: Charlie Jones 3rd Peter Anderson, 1st Jim Kneifl 4th, Dave Derr 2nd These players get their practice in playing their sports/games of choice at our Senior Center. Our Ping Pong, Wii Bowling and Sheepshead groups always welcome new players. Please see page 12 for the dates and times of these and other popular groups at the Center. 6
July 15:"Wisconsin's Nazi Resistance: The Mildred Harnack Fish Story." A 60 minute documentary about the only woman executed on orders from Adolf Hitler for her role in the Berlin Resistance Movement. Mildred was from Milwaukee, attended UW-Madison, and often visited her brother in Evansville. Documentary and discussion. July 22: Masjid-i-Suliaman: Images of life in and around an oil camp in pre-revolutionary Iran, the 1960s. A personal account, and the images from the 1960s were taken by Jay's father while serving as chief petroleum engineer for an international oil consortium. They provide a visual insight into how expatriots lived in stark contrast to the lives of the local population. Electronic images and discussion. July 29: Arab Spring/Ukraine Round up of current events with an emphasis on the Arab Spring and Ukraine. Lecture and discussion.
FRIENDSHIP FUND FOR ACTIVITIES AT THE CENTER If you are in need of financial assistance to participate in activities at the Senior Center, there is a fund available to help you. For more information please contact Cindy McGlynn/Director 873-8585.
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JULY HIGHLIGHTS Agrace to Offer Funeral Planning Discussion A free, educational discussion will be held Tuesday, July 8, at Agrace, 5395 E. Cheryl Parkway, Madison. “What You Should Know About Planning a Funeral” will be presented from 6:30 PM to 8 PM Pre-registration is requested; please call Amy Ketterer at (608) 327-7202.
Parkinson’s & Nutrition Wed., July 23, 1:30 PM Join Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Donna Weihofen, the nationally known “Nutrition Magician,” author of five books, and regular health expert on Channel 3, in discussing which foods may help reduce Parkinson’s disease symptoms.
Wisconsin Family Caregiver Call-In Join caregivers throughout the State to talk, share, support and learn from other others who are also going through the caregiver journey every 2nd Tues. of each month 1:00-2:30 PM in the comfort of your own home! Pre-register is required. Call Kathy Ford at the Kenosha County Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at 1-800-472-8008.
Area Support Groups Caregiver Group
Multiple Sclerosis Group
Contact:Teressa at 873-8585 for any questions. The group is taking a summer break.
2nd Tuesday, 10:00 - 11:30 AM Stoughton Area Senior Center Mandt Room Contact: 873-8585
Diabetic Support Group 2nd Monday 6 PM in the Stoughton Hospital Ridge Room. Contact Deb at 608-6286500 for more information
Grandparents Raising Relative’s Children 2nd Sat., 10:00 AM -12:00 PM The Rainbow Project Office 831 E. Washington Av. Madison Child care & transportation available to those in need. Contact: Ethel Dunn, 238-8751
Grief Support Groups
Older Adult Alcoholics Anonymous Every Tuesday, 2:00 PM Stoughton Area Senior Center Stoughton Room, 2nd Floor In order to maintain confidentiality individuals may enter/exit from building’s back NW corner door. Contact: Earl German 246-7606 ext. 1182
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin Information, education,
3rd Tuesday, 3:00 PM Stoughton Area Senior Center Stoughton Room Contact: 873-8585 Facilitation provided by Southern Care Hospice
Dementia Support Group
Hope Chest Breast Cancer Support
1st Wednesday 5:30-6:30 PM Stoughton Board Room Stoughton Hospital
Stoughton Hospital, 900 Ridge Street Contact: 877-3476
advocacy and support services including a 24/7 Helpline. 232-3400 or (888) 308-6251 support@alzwisc.org
Low Vision Support 3rd Thursday, 1:00 - 2:30 PM Stoughton Area Senior Center Stoughton Room Contact: 873-8585
Parkinson Group 4th Wednesday, 1:30-2:30 PM Stoughton Area Senior Center Stoughton Room Contact: Hollee at 873-8585
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Take Me Out To The Ball Game… Milwaukee Brewers vs. Cincinnati Reds Wednesday July 23 Game Time 1:10 PM Section 208 Cost $45.00 Join us as we head to Miller Park. You will be able to bring a small cooler for the bus ride. We leave the senior center at 10:30 AM, and please note, there will be some walking involved. Only 4 tickets left. Refunds will not be given after July 16th. Register by calling 873-8585.
Coming in August… Fun with Food –Making the Most of Your Garden Bounty MORE live music with the Catfish River Revue Maintain Brain Health: Staying Sharp at Any Age Senior Citizen Day: Special Entertainment and Summer Picnic or Salad Meal Option
News: COA & Community Commission on Aging Meeting Highlights for June 3, 2014 Budgeting for Outcomes (BFO) The City’s budgeting process, BFO, is beginning. This year there is more of an effort to have more citizen members to sit on the Results Teams. Contact Cindy if you are interested. Center News: Stoughton Senior Service Guide is available here, throughout the community and on our website. Working on a draft for a general center brochure. Still getting quotes for new main level flooring and furniture. Quotes are quite high, so fundraising in addition to grant funding may be necessary. The City is still working on updating the Building Use Policy so that it is more uniform. Currently some departments are never used without staff on site, and, some have building fees, while some don’t. There was a long discussion on how to best handle having our Center open safely and most cost-effectively on busy days like Syttende Mai weekend. Legislative Update: Congressman Tom Petri (6th District) will not be seeking reelection this year, also Attorney General JB Van Hollen, State Treasurer Kurt Schuller, 7 State Senators and 22 from the State Assembly will not be running either. About 140,000 people in WI have enrolled in health care plans through the Affordable Care Act; 91% of those who signed were eligible for subsidies to help offset the cost of the plans. Next meeting: 11:00 AM, July 1, 2014 Stoughton Area Senior Center
Coffee with Mayor Olson Friday, July 11, 9:30 AM Come hear the latest news and information.
2014 Garden Walk A Day in the Country Friday, July 25 & Saturday, July 26 10:00 AM—3:00 PM The Pleasant Springs Garden Club is hosting a two-day garden tour of six area gardens. There will also be several local artists at the local homes selling their work and a wide selection of raffle items. Tickets are $12. For more information on this fundraiser call Leani at (608) 873-7641 or Nancy at (608) 873-7105.
Attention Theater Enthusiasts: Actors Needed! A Senior Center Theater Group is forming. Please join us for a planning meeting on July 9 at 1:00 PM.
Help Wanted: Looking for volunteers to help clean our loan closet equipment. This valuable resource closet for our community could use your help. Call Teressa for more details, 873-8585.
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Senior Center: Ongoing Programs Please see the Activity Calendar on page 14 for exact dates and times of the following programs. You may call the Senior Center Receptionist at (608) 873-8585 for further information.
Fitness & Wellness
Chair Exercise, $2/class Mon. Wed. Fri. 8:00 AM Line Dancing Every Tuesday 2:30 PM Join Us! UW Nutrition Education, Free Topic: Herbs & Spices 2nd Thursday, 11:30 AM Ping Pong, Free Mondays 3:00 PM Doubles: Wednesday. 3:00 PM Singles: Friday. 10:30 AM
Bridge, Free Mon. & Thurs. 9:30 AM
Wii Bowling or League Free Main Floor- Call for times or info Wii League Bowlers NEEDED
Chess, Free Fri. 10:00 AM
Gentle Yoga for Over 50 OFF SITE Suggested donation $3-$10 Tue. & Fri. 9:00AM, at the Covenant Lutheran Church
Community Bingo, $1 3rd Wed. 1:00 PM Sponsor: Lioness Club of Stoughton Cribbage Free Every Monday 1:00 PM
Zumba Currently looking for a teacher
Classes & Skill Development Computer/Tech Help Tues. & Thurs., 9:00 - 11:30 AM or by appointment, morning or afternoon. Come with your computer or tech questions. We have 4 computers, 3 iPads & WiFi.
Painting Group, Sept-May Thur., 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Free at Vennevoll Clubhouse
Handiwork, Free Mon., 1:00 - 3:30 PM Bring your current handiwork project & join the conversation.
Wood Carving, Thru MATC Thur., 8:00 - 12:00 PM
Norwegian Language Class Wed., 9:00 - 11:00 AM No registration needed. $10 New students welcome! 12
Social & Recreation
Tai Chi -Beginners $5/class Mon.10:30 AM New Students Welcome!! Tai Chi Mon. & Th. 9:00 AM $5/class Tai Chi –Advanced $10/class Mon. & Thurs. 1:00 PM
Rosemaling Group, Free Wed., 9:15AM Norwegian Paint
Wood Shop, Free Mornings Must take a safety course to use the shop. Creative Writing Class, Free Last Tues. of month at 1:00 PM
Bunco, 1st Tuesday $1.00
Euchre 4th Saturday 7:30 PM July 26 Over the Hill Bingo 4th Tues. 1:00 PM Bring a “White Elephant” Prize for the games Pool Tables, Free Daily Sheepshead, Thurs. 1:30 PM to 4:15 PM Lessons available Ping Pong, Free Monday 3:00 PM Doubles: Wed. 3:00 Singles: Friday. 10:30 AM Train Dominoes, Free Thursday 1:00 PM Easy to learn– Join us
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July Highlights Celebrate the Summer with country and bluegrass music at the Senior Center: Catfish River Review Friday, July 18, 1:00 PM
Lunch Bunch Group HQ Headquarters in Oregon Friday, June 11, 11:00 AM Bring a friend or come alone and meet new friends. Call center to register.
Free Movie Fridays Friday, July 11, 1:00 PM
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Rated PG Adventure, Comedy, Drama A day-dreamer escapes his life by disappearing into a world of fantasies filled with heroism, romance and action. When his job along with that of his co-worker are threatened, he takes action in the real world embarking on a global journey that turns into an adventure more extraordinary than anything he could have ever imagined.
Over the Hill Bingo Tues. July 22, 1:00 PM Bring a “White Elephant” gift to play.
City Band Concert & Ice Cream Social Thursday, July 24 7:00-8:30 PM Come and listen to the City Band and enjoy an old fashioned ice cream social. Bring your friends and family to this mid-summer celebration.
Fireside Theatre Trip Smokey Joe’s Café July 24, 2014 We will be traveling to the Fireside Theatre to see this musical performance. Bus pick up is at 9:30 AM at the Stoughton Senior Center, and the show will be at 1:30 PM.
Lunch & Learn Event 6 Pillars of a Positive Attitude Thursday, July 17, 12:00 PM Come and learn about the 6 Pillars of a Positive Attitude, and how they can affect your life. Local Stoughtonite, Ted Izydor will be the presenter. Register for our regular lunch, order a Salad, or bring your own Brown Bag lunch, and join us to learn about this inspirational topic. To register please call 873-8585.
BUNCO Tues. June 1, 1:00 PM $1.00 New players welcome! Join the fun!
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Stoughton Area Senior Center Activities MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1 9:00 Computer/Tech 11:00 COA Meeting 1:00 Bunco 2:00 AA Meeting 2:30 Line Dancing
2 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Norwegian Class 9:15 Rosemaling Grp 3:00 Ping Pong
3 4 Happy USA!! 8:00 Woodcarving Staff Holiday 9:00 Tai Chi 9:00 Computer/Tech Center Open by 9:30 Bridge Volunteers 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 9 to 11AM 1:00 Train Dominoes 1:30 Sheepshead
7 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Tai Chi 10:30 Beginn. Tai Chi 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Handiwork 1:00 Cribbage 3:00 Ping Pong
8 9:00 Computer/Tech Assistance 10:00 MS Support 2:00 AA Meeting 2:30 Line Dancing
9 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Norwegian Class 9:15 Rosemaling Grp 3:00 Ping Pong
10 8 Woodcarving 9:00 Tai Chi 9:00 Computer/Tech 9:30 Bridge 11:30 UW Food Program 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Train Dominoes 1:30 Sheepshead
11 Veteran’s Assist. Shop Super Walmart 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:30 Coffee with the Mayor-Open to all 10:00 Chess 10:30 Ping Pong 11:00 Lunch Bunch 1:00 Movie pg. 13
14 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Tai Chi 9:30 Bridge 10:30 Beginn. Tai Chi 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Handiwork 1:00 Cribbage 3:00 Ping Pong
15 9:00 Computer/Tech Assistance 1:00 Lecture Presentation Pg. 6 2:00 AA Meeting 2:30 Line Dancing
16 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Norwegian Class 9:15 Rosemaling Grp 1:00 Bingo 3:00 Ping Pong
17 8 Woodcarving 9:00 Tai Chi 9:00 Computer/Tech 9:30 Bridge 12 Lunch & Learn 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Train Dominoes 1:00 Low Vision Grp 1:30 Sheepshead
18 Veteran’s Assist 8:00 Chair Stretch 10:00 Chess 10:30 Ping Pong 1:00 Live Music see Pg. 13
21 Foot Care in PM 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Tai Chi 9:30 Bridge 10:30 Beginn. Tai Chi 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Handiwork 1:00 Cribbage 3:00 Ping Pong
22 Foot Care in AM 9:00 Computer/Tech 1:00 Over the Hill Bingo 1:00 Lecture Presentation Pg. 6 2:00 AA Meeting 2:30 Line Dancing
23 Brewer Trip 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Norwegian Class 9:15 Rosemaling Grp 1:30 Parkinson Grp Speaker Pg.7 3:00 Ping Pong
24 Fireside Trip Day 8:00 Woodcarving 9:00 Tai Chi 9:00 Computer/Tech 9:30 Bridge 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Train Dominoes 1:30 Sheepshead 7PMCity Band Pg.13
25 Shop East Town Veteran’s Assist 8:00 Chair Stretch 10:00 Chess 10:30 Ping Pong
28 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Tai Chi 9:30 Bridge 10:30 Beginn. Tai Chi 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Handiwork 1:00 Cribbage 3:00 Ping Pong
29 9:00 Computer/Tech 1:00 Writing Class 1:00 Lecture Presentation Pg. 6 2:00 AA Meeting 2:30 Line Dancing
30 8:00 Chair Stretch 9:00 Norwegian Class 9:15 Rosemaling Grp 3:00 Ping Pong
31 Center Open by 8:00 Woodcarving Volunteers 9:00 Tai Chi Saturday Mornings 9:00 Computer/Tech 9-11 AM 9:30 Bridge 9 Blood Press. Ck. 1:00 Adv. Tai Chi 1:00 Train Dominoes 1:30 Sheepshead
Saturday Evening Cards-Euchre July 26 7:00 PM
THURSDAY
JULY 2014 FRIDAY
Stoughton Area Senior Center
JULY 2014 Menu
All meals provided by: DANE COUNTY CONSOLIDATED FOOD SERVICES
MONDAY
Various salad meals available on Thursdays at the Center. See page 5 or call for more information at 873-8585.
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Chicken Tetrazzini Casserole Carrots Bing Cherries Whole Wheat Bread Margarine Bar
Stuffed Green Pepper Soup/Crackers Chicken Broccoli Rotini Salad Apple Juice Roll/Margarine Ice Cream Treat
BBQ Rib on Bone Potato Salad 3 Bean Salad Watermelon Corn Bread W/Butter Sweet Potato Pie
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Hamburger on Bun Lettuce/Onion Green Beans Banana Ketchup Mustard Blueberry Pie
Baked Fish Baked Potato Vegetable Blend Fresh Fruit Whole Wheat Bread Sour Cream Tartar Sauce
Sweet & Sour Chicken Rice Oriental Mix Pear Slices Whole Wheat Bread Pudding w/Topping
Chicken Salad on Whole Wheat Bun Lettuce Copper Pennies Salad Fresh Apple Cherry Crisp
Spaghetti Sauce w/Meat Balls Spaghetti Noodles Mixed Greens w/Tomato Slices Peach Slices Garlic Bread/Marg. Parmesan Pkt.
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Brat on Bun Diced Onions Creamy Coleslaw Fresh Fruit Ketchup Mustard Relish Cookie
Roast Beef Roasted Red Potato Roasted Vegetables Chunky Applesauce Multi Grain Bread Margarine
Shrimp Pasta Salad Cucumbers & Onions Fruit Cup Whole Wheat Bread Margarine Strawberry Ice Cream
Tomato Barley Soup Crackers Sliced Turkey &Cheese on Rye W/Mayo & Lettuce/Tomato Slice Fresh Orange Bar
Egg Bake (w/Red Peppers, Onions & Cheese) Turkey Sausage Hash Brown Patties Tomato Juice Cantaloupe/Honey Dew Mix. Blueberry Muffins Butter
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Three Cheese Lasagna California Mix Fruit Cup Bread Stick/Margarine Sherbet
Roast Pork w/Gravy Mashed Potatoes Corn Strawberry Shortcake w/Topping Whole Wheat Bread Margarine
Chicken Cacciatore Egg Noodles Sugar Snap Peas Diced Peach Multi Grain Bread Margarine Cookie
BBQ Shredded Beef on Whole Wheat Bun Potato Salad Carrot Coins Fresh Fruit Mix Ice Cream Cup
Chicken Macaroni Salad German Cucumbers Whole Wheat Bread Margarine Fresh Apple Lemon Dessert
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Augratin Potatoes w/Diced Ham Mixed Vegetables Fresh Fruit Whole Wheat Roll Margarine Chocolate Ice Cream
Baked Chicken w/Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Apricots Half Whole Wheat Bread Margarine
Meatloaf Baked Potatoes w/Sour Cream Peas Fruit Cocktail Multi Grain Bread Margarine
Breaded Fish Cheesy Potatoes Broccoli Flowerets Diced Peaches Whole Wheat Bread Margarine Pie Tartar Sauce
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Staff Holiday No Meals Today
For all lunch reservations please call by noon the business day before. 873-8585 873 -8585
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Yahara Senior News 248 West Main Street Stoughton, WI 53589 608-873-8585 Fax # 608-873-8162 www.ci.stoughton.wi.us/senior/ Yahara Senior News is published once a month by the Stoughton Area Senior Center. The Stoughton Area Senior Center, a non-profit agency, coordinates, develops, supports and monitors programs and services for persons over 55 years of age. This newsletter is published for the purpose of educating the older adults and their families. The service area is the City of Stoughton and the Towns of Albion, Dunkirk, Dunn, Pleasant Springs and Rutland. If you wish to have this newsletter mailed to you, the cost is $8.00 per year. Call 873-8585.
Senior Center Staff
Commission On Aging
Cindy McGlynn—Director Hollee Camacho—Assistant Director (M-Th) Jean Truss—Case Manager– Stoughton Kelly Janda—Case Manager-Stoughton JoAnn Seymour—Case Manager (M-W) Stoughton Lisa Hanson—Nutrition Coordinator Kristin Ott—Receptionist (M-Th ) Teressa Pellett—Volunteer/Program Coordinator (Hours Vary)
All Meetings Are Open To Public
Township Case Managers Albion & Dunkirk Cell Number 608-335-6677 Becky Kelly—M & TH at Stoughton Senior Center Pleasant Springs & Rutland ......................... 838-7117 Sara Sprang, McFarland Outreach/Senior Center Dunn & Christiana .......................................... 838-7117 Lori Andersen, McFarland Outreach/Senior Center Appointments made for home visits, or at Stoughton and McFarland Outreach offices.
David Bacon—Town of Pl. Springs .....................877-9777 Open—City of Stoughton ..................................................... Kay Davis—City of Stoughton ........................... 873-4886 Carol Heidenway—Town of Dunn .................. 835-5472 Ralph Baumbach—City of Stoughton……………..873-6235 Don Mix—City of Stoughton ............................. 873-3637 Mary Onsager—School District Rep ................ 873-3999 Jeanne Schwass-Long—Town of Dunkirk ........ 873-9227 David Sharpe—City of Stoughton ..................... 877-8724 Charlotte Snow—City of Stoughton ................. 205-1281 Betty Thompson—Town of Rutland................ 835-5145 David Kneebone-City Council Rep ................... 873-6677 Ron Jensen—Town of Albion………………….…………..228-5963