October 2019 Newsletter

York Area Senior Center

725 Nebraska Ave.
ONGOING
ACTIVITIES
York, NE 68467
402-362-2496
COFFEE is on all day Monday-
Friday.
SNACKS are available to
enjoy each day.
POOL ROOM is open
FUNDRAISER
Monday-Friday
COMPUTER LAB is available
to those 55-years and older.
CARD PLAYING
Bridge & Dominoes:
TWO
Monday @ 1:00
Pitch: HOMEMADE
Tuesday/Friday @1:00
Pinochle:
Wednesdays/Thursday @ 1:00
SOUPS
Groups can reserve rooms
during open hours by calling/
asking ahead of time.
POTLUCK DINNERS 2nd &
Thursday, October 17
4th Tuesday of the month @
Noon 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Crochet, knit, needlework, Coffee, Tea, Water
sewing, etc. every Tuesday
morning 9:30-11:00.
BOARD MEETING is held
@1:15 on 2nd Monday of the Carry-out Available
month.
EXERCISE CLASSES on
(Free will donations are appreciated.)
Monday/Wednesday mornings
@ 10:30-11:00.
Members and Public Invited
SENIOR AGING MEALS
information is available @ the THANK YOU TO CORNERSTONE BANK-
facility or by contacting FOR SPONSORING THE FUNDRAISER ON
York County Aging Services.
FOOT CLINICS SEPTEMBER 19. WE ALSO ENJOYED THE
are scheduled on a monthly FREE GIFTS THEY GAVE OUT AND THE
basis. Call for available
appointments.
DUKE’S BAND PLAYING SONGS FOR US!
On October 8, Grand Central Grocery Store will donate
a dish from their deli.
On October 22, Runza Restaurant will donate a dish
(their chili).
Everyone still brings a dish to pass. Plus their own table-
ware and silverware. Drinks will be provided. We will eat
at noon. A freewill offering of a dollar will be taken to help
with costs. Come and enjoy everyone’s delicious food and
fellowship!

Sept. 20th activity: Names of the 90 yr olds on picture

Front Row: (Left to Right) Clarence Knorr, Evelyn Slaughter, Francis
Myers, Dorothy Masters, Della Klingman, Helen Nowka

Back Row: (Left to Right) Beth Jenkins, Alma Bailey, Rusty Newman,
Gen Johnson, JoAnn Reetz, Norma Gibbs

Halloween/Fall
Treats & Games

Sunday, Oct. 27
2:30-5:30 p.m.
(pumpkin bars, apple
cider, and candy)
The senior center will be open all day.
Exercise class as usual. A meal will be
provided by the senior center at noon.
A free will offering will be appreciated.

CLOTHES CLOSET
Our store is in need of donations of fall
and winter clothing. Please bring in
women and men’s clothing. Thank you very much for
your support.
Come and shop in our store! We sell women and
men’s clothes/shoes. Right now we have a lot of fall and
winter jackets/coats available for sale. Other merchan-
dise we sell are purses, jewelry, and greeting cards. Even
sometimes you’ll find a one of a kind item.
Check us out! Our prices are very reasonable.

Why do birds love Halloween? They can go out and TRICK OR

TWEET!
What do you call a salad that is afraid to come out of the bowl?
CHICKEN SALAD
What do cowboy ghosts wear? BOO JEANS!
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Works in Progress Works in Progress Square Dance
9:30—11 9:30 –11 7:30 p.m.

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Exercise Class Potluck @ Noon Exercise Class Works in Progress
10:30—11:00 10:30-11:00 9:30—11
Works in
Board Meeting Progress
1:15 9:30 –11

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COLUMBUS DAY Works in Progress Exercise Class “SOUP”ER Square Dance
MEAL & NOON 9:30—11 10:30-11:00 7:30 p.m.
FUNDRAISER
Exercise Class
10-30 11:00 11-1

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Exercise Class Potluck @ Noon Exercise Class Works in Progress
10:30-11:00 10:30-11:00 9:30—11
Works in Pro-
gress
9:30-11

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Halloween/Fall Exercise Class Works in Progress Exercise Class Halloween
Treats & Games 10:30-11:00 9:30-11 10:30-11:00
2:30-5:30 p.m.